Show us your Johnsons

[Gusturd]

Here is mine



Let's go boys. Lets see 'em!

[ullmandds]

my one and only johnson!

[Piratedogcardshows]

Sadly, no Walters.

[sb1]

A bit tougher T206 Johnson

[Brian Van Horn]

Altoona Tribune:

[Bill77]

Do these count?

[Sean]

Originally Posted by sb1

A bit tougher T206 Johnson

Great card Scott. Do you recall where and when you bought it? I ask because I was bidding on one just like it on eBay in 2008 or 2009.

[Sean]

Here's one of mine; it's also my favorite portrait in the T206 set:


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[clydepepper]

1909-11 T206 WALTER JOHNSON Portrait SGC 60 EX.jpg1909-11 T206 WALTER JOHNSON hands at chest PSA-5.jpg

1911 M116 SPORTING LIFE - WALTER JOHNSON PSA-8.jpg1911 T205- WALTER JOHNSON PSA-5.jpg

1913 NATIONAL GAME- WALTER JOHNSON PSA-8.jpg1916 M101-5 Sporting News- WALTER JOHNNSON PSA-6.jpg

1922 E120 American Caramel- WALTER JOHNSON PSA-5.jpg1923 V-100 Willard Chocolates- WALTER JOHNSON PSA-5.jpg

1923 WG7 Walter Mails Game- WALTER JOHNSON SGC 80.jpg

[x2drich2000]

Only 2 for me

[h2oya311]

[sb1]

Originally Posted by Sean

Great card Scott. Do you recall where and when you bought it? I ask because I was bidding on one just like it on eBay in 2008 or 2009.

It came in an REA lot that had several Lenox, or maybe all Lenox? many years ago, probably 2005 or 06??

[Bliggity]

My Johnson leans a bit from left to right.

[bobfreedman]

One of only four known. An original Ulric Dunbar and the Tuxedo ad

[Snapolit1]

Probably the third or fourth "Let's see those Johnsons" and "Show Us Your Johnsons" in last two years, with and a few "Show us Your Backsides" thrown for good measure. I guess always good for a chuckle or something from someone.

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Probably the third or fourth "Let's see those Johnsons" and "Show Us Your Johnsons" in last two years, with and a few "Show us Your Backsides" thrown for good measure. I guess always good for a chuckle or something from someone.

Waiting for “show your dickey’s” and “show us your mits”.

[tiger8mush]

3 examples of the same card, colors look so different ...

[PiratesWS1979]

Sad, my only Johnson.

[Jobu]

My biggest Johnson

[leaflover]

Here's mine.

[T206Collector]

Always happy to find an excuse to share this one.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Altoona Tribune:

Brian, I suspect that the same careless print shop worker cut both the sheets of Altoona Tribune cards and sheets of Green-Joyce cards.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Brian, I suspect that the same careless print shop worker cut both the sheets of Altoona Tribune cards and sheets of Green-Joyce cards.

[megalimey]

not a card but I thought it was worth adding to this thread
1912 April 15th Highlanders ticket stub Walter Johnson wins
(Titanic DISASTER)

1912 April 15th Washington @ Highlanders(NY Yankees ) ticket stub Walter Johnson win complete GAME SHUT OUT
(this would be the day that the Titanic SUNK)

[DeanH3]

[Leon]

1909 Barr-Farnham - rppc proof...always like the hat...

[commishbob]

This thread is loaded with remarkable cards that I would normally never get a chance to see. Thanks to all who posted.

[Paul S]

Originally Posted by Leon

1909 Barr-Farnham - rppc proof...always like the hat...

Never knew WaJo was a bowler. Will have to ask Hank.

Oh yeah, BTW, that is one totally great pose/card!

[BeanTown]

Nice photo Leon. The song sharp dressed man from ZZ Top comes into my head when looking at it. Ive always liked his 1927 Exhibit which I'm not sure what year picture they used.

[scotgreb]

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[drumback]

Nicely dressed here as well.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Paul S

Never knew WaJo was a bowler. Will have to ask Hank.

Oh yeah, BTW, that is one totally great pose/card!

I don't know about a bowler but I think I was told he was sick that day and didn't (Baseball) suit up. Here he is at the front of the procession.

[JackR]

Here’s one more....

[Fballguy]

While I'm strictly a football guy, I do admire and enjoy the long, storied history of baseball and really enjoyed seeing these pictures. Thanks for sharing.

[triwak]

Another Exhibit.

[ValKehl]

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[the 'stache]

I'm with Sean; there are a lot of great portraits in the T206 set (love the Bresnahan, Lajoie, Rucker, Walsh, Young, Cobb (both), Matty and Wagner, especially), but The Big Train rules supreme. It's my favorite pre-war card.

[Bicem]

Incredible signed photo Jack.

[glchen]

Here's mine.

[Kawika]

Great pitcher, great cards.

Snapshot of his C'town plaque


I was able to ascertain the date this photo was taken to have been around May 1918 based on a couple of players that overlapped on the Senators in that window of time.

[the 'stache]

David, it's a good thing PSA put the baggie inside the Exhibit, because I'm drooling like Pavlov's dog right now. Wow!!!

Wajo is my favorite player of the era. If I had kids, I'd consider selling them to get one of his autos. I wouldn't do it, but I'd consider it!

[brianp-beme]

Presented for your viewing pleasure 3 strip Johnsons (L to R: W514, W560 and W551). They have been left in their sleeves...for your protection.

Brian

[Rhotchkiss]

This is a great thread and some awesome cards (especially the Wajo pitching Lenox). I live in Bethesda, MD -- a onetime home to Walter Johnson. His home is up the street from me (on Old Georgetown Rd) and there is a high school named after him; I was hoping to take pics of both and post them here but I keep forgetting. Anyway, here is my contribution (only 1, but maybe more after REA closes

[WWG]

Here's mine.

[Brian Van Horn]

[gregr2]

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[Mase]

W516 strip card? Found in a house I recently purchased.

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