September B/S/T Thread...

[thekingofclout]

Once again, I've posted some fresh memorabilia on ebay...

http://tinyurl.com/244rpc6

[MGHPro]

I'm looking for a nice example of the Spalding Figural Catcher trophy. Will pay cash or have many items to trade.

Also looking for a Wee Willie Keeler Spalding bat and my normal bats.

Thanks
Matt
Bub13@aol.com

[FUBAR]

Jimmy

that is an amazing catcher's mitt!!

Stunning

[cincicards]

1916 Mordecai Brown Poster, the poster is in overall excellent condition. Has folds as was issued, three small pin holes; top left corner and bottom left and right corners. The poster measures 12 inches X 18 and one quarter inches.

Price = $375 + $15s/h=$390 Check or Money Order.



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[baseballart]

Originally Posted by cincicards

1916 Mordecai Brown Poster, the poster is in overall excellent condition. Has folds as was issued, three small pin holes; top left corner and bottom left and right corners. The poster measures 12 inches X 18 and one quarter inches.

Price = $375 + $15s/h=$390 Check or Money Order.



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Randall

I'll take this and will send mailing information

Max

[slidekellyslide]

1913 Draper & Maynard sterling silver watch fob medal - $SOLD

[Andy Sandler]

Hi! I am looking for the following baseball items:
1) Anything pre-1930 Pacific Coast League baseball of the Vernon Tigers, Venice Tigers, or Los Angeles Angels (programs, tickets, schedules, photos, postcards, etc.----no cards)
2) Store model baseball gloves of Grover Cleveland Alexander, Carl Husta, Moe Berg, Benny Borgmann, and Carl Mays.
3) Anything Pre-1900 California League baseball
4) Los Angeles Angels baseball home programs from the 1960's
5) Bucknell yearbook with Christy Mathewson
6) 1919 World Series Ticket Stub; 1951 World Series Ticket Stub
7) Pro and College Game used baseball equipment from 1965 to 1974.
8) 1991 Kessler Baseball Guide
9) Any programs or tickets from 1955 to 1960 where Sandy Koufax was the winning pitcher that day.
Can you help? What specifically are you looking for?
Thanks, Andy Sandler alwysyakn@aol.com
(845) 331-8610 New York

[ramram]

Great 1886 YALE LETTER WITH BEECHER CONTENT


October 26, 1886. New Haven. An autograph letter signed “W.A. McConnel” to a friend, describing Yale’s football team: “…Our room faces the New Haven Green, which puts me in mind of the Boston Common every time I look at it. There are thirteen Exeter men here, including Wurtenburgh, Sykes & Lyman…Wurtie is doing fine work on the team. He is sub. half & quarter back. He does not want to do much football playing this year and so has not worked to get on the team. Ben is a half back but is too slow altogether. He is punting pretty well. He broke his nose in one of the practice games but it is well now. You ought to see how they play football here. They go in to win. There is three times as much slugging in a practice game as there is in the Exeter or Andover game. Hanson played one evening and Pike who was playing opposite him told him to get onside Hanson did not stir and Pike drew off and hit him right in the eye, then Hanson as soon as he recovered himself hit Pike a dandy on the nose and they had a regular fight until the Captain yelled to them to stop. Hanson had a terrible eye and Pike a skinned nose. You ought to see Beecher play. He is something like Harding, one minute he is in the midst of a crowd and the next he has the ball and running for the goal. He has not layed up at all. He had a sore leg but plays just the same. Wurtie could get halfback if he wanted it but says he wants to study this year and then play football next year. I am afraid Ben will not stay here long. He flunks in great style. Himball played first base on the Freshman base ball team at Princeton in the Freshman-sophomore game…”.

Henry W. Beecher, known as “Harry” Beecher, was the grandson of Henry Ward Beecher, a famous minister. He captained and quarterbacked the Yale team and is regarded as one of the early stars of college football. His N162 Goodwin Champions card is considered the first true football card.

This letter was written four days before the Bulldogs defeated Wesleyan 136-0 in football, setting an all-time record for scoring. Yale won the collegiate championship that year. The letter is in outstanding condition with white paper and dark ink.

$225

Rob M.

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[ramram]

BTW, this would match up real well with JJ's Beecher card that he has for sale on here.

He says he'd make you a heck of a deal if you ended up wanting to buy both of these. lol

Rob M.

[cincicards]

FS: 1913 Inside Baseball Game Discs (12). Overall very good to excellent condition.

$300 + $4s/h =$304 Check or money order.


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[cincicards]

For sale 1916 Fatima advertising posters(18-3/4" X 12-1/2"), overall in very good condition with folds from side to side and top to bottom.

$150+15s/h=$165 (Check or Money order)


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[yanks12025]

I know i've tried selling this many times and have failed everytime, so i'll give it one last shot. Members of the 1938 Yankees signed album page, autos include early Joe DiMaggio, Myril Hoag, Bill Knickerbocker, Kemp Wicker, George Selkirk and Babe Dahlgren. The autos are in pencil but are very strong still. Comes with auction house PSA/DNA letter. Asking $90, add 5 for shipping. Thanks boblee89@yahoo.com Trying to save for a new i-pod