September 2011 Pickups

[Vintagecatcher]

A few hours early, but I'm excited to share my most recent pickup.

For years this issue has eluded me. I finally was able to add a George Gibson E105 Mello Mint to my collection.

It was listed poorly on eBay, and it shared an image with two other cards.

I was extremely fortunate to get it for the minimum bid. Someone penciled the American Card Catalog designation on the back in pink pencil, which the seller believed was a price.

It's a beauty, and without any creases!


Patrick

[rdixon1208]

Congratulations....but there's 31 days in August

[Brendan]

Originally Posted by rdixon1208

Congratulations....but there's 31 days in August

A day and and few hours then....

[bcbgcbrcb]

Brendan:

Great card, extremely rare

[Matt]

Been after this one for a while:

[3-2-count]

Courtesy of a trade with a fellow board member!!

[cozmokramer]

Happy to add these 4 to my GQ collection.

[CharleyBrown]

wow some nice pre-September pickups. That Chance has incredible color imo - very nice looking 5.

Loving the '48 Leaf Paige - very tough card.

[Matt E.]

Leon Ames is fairly difficult to find in a decent grade. Glad to have picked this one up from Ebay buy it now.



Very happy to have worked out a trade for this higher grade Bugs Raymond.
Thanks to Frank Jennings.
Cards were mailed the same day and arrived just one day apart, perfect!

[Matt]

Thanks Legendary for the quick ship; an upgrade from my E101:

[slidekellyslide]

Thanks to Phil G. for pointing this item out to me...it's the 1913 Superior, Nebraska minor league club with Dazzy Vance. Absolutely stunning to me that two different Dazzy Vance minor league postcards show up in one year when they were previously unknown.

[bcbgcbrcb]

Congrats, Dan! Glad that you won it.

[E93]

That E105 Gibson is one of my all-time favorites. There is something about the colors and image that make that card very special. Congrats on a great pick-up.
JimB

[Vintagecatcher]

Thanks Jim.

I'm thrilled to have picked it up finally.


Patrick

[joeadcock]

Nice lot of Gypsy Queens

[Jaybird]

Couple of Sox PCs. Team card postmarked October 12, 1906. Referencing Game 3 of the World Series between the Sox and the Cubs. Final score was 3-0. Walsh was the pitcher and the Cubs only got 2 hits off of him. Game 3 was held one day before on October 11th.




Rooter card is postmarked 1909

[tbob]

Thanks Andrew for the ebay BIN, I've been looking for Pops Dillon for quite a while.

[GrayGhost]

Jason, those two postcards are AWESOME. Baby one if fantastic.

[atx840]

My first Hindu, isn't she a beaut

[Tom S.]

Jason, I really like those White Sox postcards!

For the heck of it, I did a Google search on the name Harry C. Moir Jr. and came up with this:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....sar/story.html

It turns out that the child pictured on the postcard was adopted by Harry C. Moir Sr. and his wife...the boy was born in 1902.

Moir Sr. was the owner of the Morrison Hotel in Chicago (which included the Boston Oyster House) - the same establishment featured on ad backs of some 1097 George Hull White Sox postcards and 1908 Gringon Cubs postcards.

[Jaybird]

Nice research, Tom. Here's the back of the Rooter PC. Boston Oyster House as you mention. So, looks like it's his boy and maybe they were giveaways from the restaurant.

[DanP]

Ooops.. removed J Robinson (wrong area). Added Slaughter RC I just received today.

[paul]

This has been on my wantlist forever.

[rdixon1208]

Thanks to Steve F

[Brian Van Horn]

A few Pirates. Thank You, Dan, Andrew and Joe (scratch on the SGC case, not the card):

[t206hound]

A BST purchase... thanks Pete!

[Idiottax]

Thanks to Trae, I was able to add the green background Cobb below (tape is on the holder not the card), which arrived in my mailbox yesterday.



I also was able to get the below Cobb Bat Off from eBay recently as well.

[Brian Van Horn]

Thank You, Randy:

[alsup2311]

I know this is a somewhat rare card, but is it worth anything in this bad of shape?? I am just trying to figure out if this card is worth my time.




Thanks,
Dan

[tbob]

Dan- in a word: yes.
tbob

[alsup2311]

Sorry, the scanner cut the bottom off (Miller, 2b. Pittsburg, Nat'l.) the front scan. I' ll get a better on up sometime.

[alsup2311]

Thanks Tbob. The Moran T205 will now be my next project.

[novakjr]

Not exactly baseball, but cool enough for me. A Billy Sunday Tabernacle PC, used and posmarked 1914. I love the odd and end players who went on to be notable for other things...

[rustywilly]

and a 19th century piece (by a few months):

[DanP]

Mark, GREAT pick ups! Congratulations.

[scooter729]

A darn good-looking SGC 10 of a W600 cabinet. Thanks to SportsCardLink for the quick shipping and reasonable shipping charge!

[Piratedogcardshows]

Some nice T210's and a recent successfully crossed over T206 Cobb.

[Robextend]

[old-baseball]

Another one off the want list - Thanks Derek!

[Bicem]

really nice w600!

[doug.goodman]

Wow, that w600 is fantastic.

[scooter729]

Thanks Doug and Jeff - the W600 looks awesome on the front, but has a few stickers affixed on the back - hence the SGC 10 technical grade, but I'll take it looking like that every time!

[RGold]

This was a tough one for me. Glad to add it to my set.

[Peter_Spaeth]

Ron, what a blazer!!

[Robextend]

Ron, great addition to your amazing set.

[jb217676]

Here's my Rose Company postcard I won from Legendary Auctions last month. I always wanted one of these and this one's a real beauty!

[Exhibitman]

Coney Island Arcade Lou Gehrig

[calvindog]

[Mikehealer]

Always liked this card.

[e107collector]

Jeff, nice pickup.

Now if you can only add the version with the sliding pose, you'll be all set.

Tony