Let's see some Goudeys...

[goudey1933]

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[realbigfatdog]

Not the best of shape, but they're mine and I love 'em!

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[Chuck9788]

A couple of my favorites.

[clydepepper]

1933 Goudey BABE RUTH no 144 SGC 70 5.5.jpg1933 Goudey #149 - Babe Ruth SGC-55.jpg

1934 Goudey LOU GEHRIG 37 PSA-5.jpg1934 Goudey Lou Gehrig no 61 PSA-5.jpg

1933 Goudey BILL TERRY PSA-7.jpg

[BLongley]

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[leaflover]

My favorite. Looks to me like Norman Rockwell painted it.

[Cooper1927]

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[Bill77]

My only Goudey so far. Not too bad for $6.50.

[71buc]

I dont have many but these two are my favorites

[Rich Falvo]

SK Cobb.jpg

Here are a couple

[Neal]

1933 Green Ruth.jpg

[TheBig6]

[PiratesWS1979]

I'll add some World Wide Gum w/ the Goudey's

[rats60]

[tedzan]

The World Series (10th) sheet was printed in late October 1933. These cards were issued in November 1933. The bios on the backs of them reflect the 1933
World Series between the NY Giants and Washington.

Here is my simulated 10th sheet. I put it together with cards from my set, and I have arranged these cards exactly as they were printed on a 24-card sheet.









Check-out the card numbers on this diagram of the 10th sheet...... very interesting, aren't they ?







TED Z

T206 Reference
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[brianp-beme]

A few Goudey misfits and ne'er-do-wells.

Brian

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by leaflover

My favorite. Looks to me like Norman Rockwell painted it.

I envision that the Dibrell Williams card was based on a Dorothea Lange photograph of a dust bowl resident. When you think about, Dibrell certainly could be an Oakie.

Brian (I just looked up the back of his card. He is actually from Arkansas, but went to college at Oklahoma A & M...small world).

[jbl79]

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[DeanH3]

Goudey's are great! Sweet cards everyone!

[Tennis13]

These are my two “best”. I never thought I would own the LaJoie, so I took the plunge one day. I just love the Gehrig card, too, even though I don’t collect the 1934s.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Tennis13

These are my two “best”. I never thought I would own the LaJoie, so I took the plunge one day. I just love the Gehrig card, too, even though I don’t collect the 1934s.

That is a great looking Lajoie. There are some awesome Ruth 144s in this thread which I hope to replace one day... Anyone with a 5-7 (or the eye appeal of) Ruth #144, centered, who would like to part with it please let me know. Until then it's only this later miscut Goudey..

[CobbSpikedMe]

I wanted one of these for a long time so I was thrilled to pick this one up years ago.


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