wtb: "R" cards and 49 Paige

[buckyball1]

Hi---endless quest....always trying--hope to get at least one card acquired each time i post


i prefer raw, decent collector grade (VG- to Ex), but graded cards are fine--- even lesser condition (decent fronts with back damage, writing, small holes, etc) OK for difficult cards--i'm pretty flexible, but flee from "eBay BIN museum pieces/prices "

R311 (glossy)--Foxx,Martin,Braves,Dodgers,Cubs,Pirates,

R311 (leather) -need 8 of the 15 (have Dimag)

R309-1--- need only Ruth

R309-2-need many

R303B- need in B&W -Dickey,Gordon,Greenberg,
--need in sepia -Chapman, Dickey, Dimaggio, Foxx, Feller,Gomez,Gordon,Greenberg, Herman, Kelter, Kreevich, Ott, Simmons, Vaughn

R303A--i have Berger, Bonura, Crosetti, Derringer, Henrich, Higgins, Hutchinson, Mancuso, McNair, Mungo, Rich, Pytlack, Root, Tabor, Trosky, Wameke

R314 (creamy)-need Bridges (portrait), Cochrane, Cronin, Doerr, Goslin,
Hayworth, Owen, Rogell, Rowe (portrait), Simmons, White

R314 (borderless) need most

R314 (Canadian) -i have only 9 of 39

R316 Kashin-need Berg, Combs, English, Foxx, Frisch, Gehrig, Grantham, Hadley, Haines, Hornsby, Hoyt, Liska, Pencock, Rousch, J.Sewell, L.Waner,

1949 Bowman --Paige--anything almost decent would work

i'm guessing i'd acquire by outright purchase, but also very happy to try trades if possible using

I have to trade a number of modest or lower grade R313 (25), R314 (60 including some Type IVs), R316 (11), R311 (3), 303 (6) 49Bowman(9), 48Bowman(11), 52Topps(35) and some nice, higher grade 1957 Topps from my youth that i didn't sell years ago on ebay-(and waaay too many pristine 1980-90 sets if you live close and are interested)

-trade cards are very modest grade (some with tack holes, writing, scrapbook residue, many decent looking and some actually VG/Ex to Ex), but would be fine for others collecting decent looking, modest grade sets (the 57Ts are much better),& i have tons of 80s sets, etc if you have any desire for a bunch of these for some older stuff i need

as always, many thanks for any help

jim frey