All 2015 National Photos Now Posted - 506 Total - With Page Updates

[CarltonHendricks]

http://sportsantiques.com/2015%20Nat...20Page%201.htm
Hi All,
Please know all photos I took of the 2015 National Sports Collectors Convention are now posted on my site SportsAntiques.com.

The feature has 9 pages and 506 photos total of everything I saw. I've also added links to all pages on each page. Also included are two sub features of "The Three Bills" room, and also a feature page with my own 11 pick ups from the show. I also spruced up the pages a little to make them presentable...And they still aren't perfect...

Last night I powered thru till 6:00AM this morning to try to get it done and out of my life LOL...got up at noon and started back up..It's 4:00PM and I think I'm finished...If you see something not right...please wait a couple days before you tell me!!!

Hope you enjoy the show!...Thanks Leon for letting me post this!
-Carlton

[Bill Rayburn]

Great job Carlton, the next best thing to being at The National is your photo essay each year. I was there one day longer than you and I didn't see half that stuff. I am going to start following you around. Thanks for the coverage of our room social. I am not so sure about the "Famous" part, "Infamous" may be more like it. We really enjoy hosting our friends that we have made at the show over the years. Once again...GREAT JOB!!!

[Vintagecatcher]

Thanks for the great photos again this year.

Nice pickups on the Crew memorabilia. The Harvard pennant is awesome!

Patrick

[vintagesportscollector]

Thanks again Carlton for all the pictures, and great pick ups! I enjoy the rowing memorabilia as well. I have the Cornell pennant of that Leyendecker image.

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[CarltonHendricks]

Hey thanks Guys glad you enjoy...Joe sure enough that's the same crew illustration as mine...never knew that...



http://sportsantiques.com/carlton's_...al_pickups.htm
Just added a stitch to my pick-ups page to illustrate the similarity of my football folk art carving to the facial art style 12th century English/European carvers used. I happened onto those in an antiques store in Pasadena about a week ago. I don't even know what the style is called...But when I first saw it in Corey Leiby's display case at the National right away I thought the face looked like one of those early grotesque carvings of monks with hoods

[ooo-ribay]

Thanks, Carlton. For those of us who didn't attend, your pictures are the next best thing.

[Scott Garner]

Carlton,
Thanks for the National photos! As usual, they're great to look through.
It looks like you did very well with your pickups this year. Congrats!

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

Carlton, thanks! Makes me wish I was still there!

[lefty147]

Thanks for the pictures as well. Always enjoyable to look at. Mike

[slidekellyslide]

Thank you, Carlton! It's always fun to go through your National pics.