July Pickups

[milkit1]

I technically wont have this til July but very excited to get an original glass plate of a Turkey Red Pose. Hans Lobert 1909 with Miller Huggins.Lobert T3 Glass slide 1909.jpg

[Lordstan]

Beauty

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[LEHR]

Originally Posted by milkit1

I technically wont have this til July but very excited to get an original glass plate of a Turkey Red Pose. Hans Lobert 1909 with Miller Huggins.Attachment 626672

That's a great shot!

[perezfan]

I was watching that one. Awesome pickup!

A dumb question... How do you display these Negatives? It would be epic to have the original negative used to make a Turkey Red... especially such a unique image as this.

I'm just curious as to how you plan to show it off... do you back-light it to make the image more visible?

[ooo-ribay]

I picked this up for a friend. He paid a hefty price, IMO. The corners lock to give it a frame like look. There is also a Harvey Kuenn, Chuck Hiller and Billy Pierce. Two more sets of four more Giants are rumored to exist but my buddy has never seen them. The artist, Mickey Sego, lived his whole life in Ohio. I'm wondering what the Giants connection was. Has anyone seen something similar for other teams/players?

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I was watching that one. Awesome pickup!



A dumb question... How do you display these Negatives? It would be epic to have the original negative used to make a Turkey Red... especially such a unique image as this.



I'm just curious as to how you plan to show it off... do you back-light it to make the image more visible?

I think that is the big question that might keep negatives from reaching the same type of peak as the photos even though each negative is technically a 1 of 1.
I think some sort of a display with a rear light source is what is needed. My concern would be heat from the light source on acetate negatives. Glass ones would probably be less of an issue. I have not looked to see if there is anything already created for this purpose, but would be interesting to look into.

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[jimtigers65]

Picked up these two tough postcards earlier this month. They came from the 1969 Detroit Auto Show. Back row, Earl Wilson, Bill Freehan, Gates Brown. Seated, left to right are Joe Sparma, Jim Northrup, Mickey Stanley.
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[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by jimtigers65

Picked up these two tough postcards earlier this month. They came from the 1969 Detroit Auto Show. Back row, Earl Wilson, Bill Freehan, Gates Brown. Seated, left to right are Joe Sparma, Jim Northrup, Mickey Stanley.

On a giant tiger skin rug!

[Huck]

The advertising scoreboard/scorer sickness continues. Found this scorer that I have never seen before. Manually, move the bottle every inning.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Huck

The advertising scoreboard/scorer sickness continues. Found this scorer that I have never seen before. Manually, move the bottle every inning.

Very cool. Are the Bklyn and NY fixed? If so, I’m guessing it was made for a World Series? Also, I’m trying to figure out those tabs on each side…

[mrozie21]

Originally Posted by Huck

The advertising scoreboard/scorer sickness continues. Found this scorer that I have never seen before. Manually, move the bottle every inning.

This is a fantastic piece!

[milkit1]

Originally Posted by perezfan

I was watching that one. Awesome pickup!

A dumb question... How do you display these Negatives? It would be epic to have the original negative used to make a Turkey Red... especially such a unique image as this.

I'm just curious as to how you plan to show it off... do you back-light it to make the image more visible?

My plan hopefully is to frame it back lit with LED along with a rpint of the photo, an original t3 and a Lobert signature. My wife did one for me for my original in camera 8x10 negative from Citizen Kane. It looks GREAT and I only turn it on to look at it so I dont think the light exposure will do anything to the glass slide. I am more concerned about getting the glass slide in the frame without damaging but my wife has a few ideas

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by milkit1

My plan hopefully is to frame it back lit with LED along with a rpint of the photo, an original t3 and a Lobert signature. My wife did one for me for my original in camera 8x10 negative from Citizen Kane. It looks GREAT and I only turn it on to look at it so I dont think the light exposure will do anything to the glass slide. I am more concerned about getting the glass slide in the frame without damaging but my wife has a few ideas

Can you please show a photo of the one you have?

[milkit1]

I wish I could show a video of it but dont know how to post video on here. It has a switch on the side with about 5 brightness displays. This one is a little more easy to do since its a regular 8x10 negative that was in camera. This goes right next to the photo i have signed by Welles.

Citizen Kane negative frame.jpg

kane and wife signed photo welles.jpg

[Brownie33]

Had myself a cool antique store find today in NH. Picked up an unopened 1950’s Ted Williams Moxie Bottle!

[Huck]

The sickness continues.....

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Huck

The sickness continues.....

I think it’s awesome that you are so focused.

[Huck]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

I think it’s awesome that you are so focused.

Thanks. Of late, there has just been a barrage of scoreboards being offered for sale. There are times when months go by with nothing but the Fort Pitt (gateway drug) scoreboard for sale.