I'm sick of all this damn money talk; let's have a virtual card show

[DeanH3]

[DeanH3]

Originally Posted by WA_HOF_rookie

Thank you Dean! Collecting T206 HoF cards is definitely a...I don't know if problem is the right word, but I do know I feel the need to hide my laptop while drinking now.

Chris

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You're welcome Chris. Keep hunting!

[qed2190]

two more

[todeen]

Originally Posted by nat

T201s are annoyingly tall, but you can still display them in a binder. I put mine in cardsavers, take a sheet of card stock and cut out a hole the size of the card saver, and then glue some corners down to keep it in place. Slip the whole thing in one of those full-page protective plastic sheets. You can store them in the binder, keeps the card protected, and you can see both sides.

That T201 Speaker is on my WTB list. Im slowly working my way thru my Speaker checklist. Your display idea is original and effective! Nice innovation.

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[Kawika]

The one and only Casey Stengel.

[leftygrove10]

Three variations of Lefty's 1933 Worch Cigar card. Notice the different cropping between the left and middle cards. Today is Lefty's birthday!

[x2drich2000]

Just a Tigers postcard with some new guy in the center.

[edjs]

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[molenick]

Getting into the PCL spirit.

[Exhibitman]

Well Happy Birthday Lefty!

[Kenny Cole]

Biz Mackey's only period card.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Kenny Cole

Biz Mackey's only period card.

This has been ID'd by some Negro League historians as Mackey on the left and possibly from the California League in the 1920s. Others vehemently deny it is Mackey. Whatever, I like it.

[IgnatiusJReilly]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

This has been ID'd by some Negro League historians as Mackey on the left and possibly from the California League in the 1920s. Others vehemently deny it is Mackey. Whatever, I like it.

This is awesome!


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[Tom S.]

This thread needs more Plow Boy:

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by Tom S.

This thread needs more Plow Boy:

Our Plow's may furrow different fields...here is the E300 Plow's Candy card of Bill Dahlen.

Brian

[CobbSpikedMe]

One of my favorite poses from the set.


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[Kawika]

Originally Posted by Tom S.

This thread needs more Plow Boy

Agreed

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe

One of my favorite poses from the set.


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Nice Andy,
Always liked that pose.

[drumback]

I love those Plow Boys! Here is one of my favorite players in one of my favorite sets. With a little something extra on the back.

[TheBig6]

Under graded IMO

[Wanaselja]

One of my favs.




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[Bill77]

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[GasHouseGang]

A card for the weekend.

[tlhss]

1909 West Wareham Massachusetts Baseball Team

[fkm_bky]

Best pose on a pre-war card...someday I may even own a full version

Bill

[DeanH3]

[ValKehl]

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[Joe_G.]

Some great cards, virtual card show needs a Detroit Newsboy.

[SD]

Super tragic death. Interesting career and life story.

[nat]

I've shown this before, but I love it, so I'll show it again.

In 1909 the University of Wisconsin sent their baseball team to Japan to play against Keio, Waseda, and other University teams. (There was no pro ball in Japan at the time.) Postcards were made to commemorate the occasion. This particular card shows the beginning of the first game of the tour. What's special about it is that it was mailed by Charles "Peck" Nash, who pitched most of the tour for Wisconsin. He's asking one of his friends back home to take notes in class for him, because they're not going to get back from Japan until after the semester starts.

[fkm_bky]

Originally Posted by nat

I've shown this before, but I love it, so I'll show it again.

In 1909 the University of Wisconsin sent their baseball team to Japan to play against Keio, Waseda, and other University teams. (There was no pro ball in Japan at the time.) Postcards were made to commemorate the occasion. This particular card shows the beginning of the first game of the tour. What's special about it is that it was mailed by Charles "Peck" Nash, who pitched most of the tour for Wisconsin. He's asking one of his friends back home to take notes in class for him, because they're not going to get back from Japan until after the semester starts.

Thank you for sharing! As a Badger alum this one hits close to home

On Wisconsin! (even though they don't have a baseball team any longer)

Bill

[BuzzD]

Clark's Bread Wally Pipp. Recent pick up from Luke

[leftygrove10]

A cancelled 1932 U.S. Caramel card of Lefty Grove

[Kenny Cole]

Lloyd

[Exhibitman]

[molenick]

The "problem" with this thread is that you only get one a day and sometimes other people's posts prompt several different cards you want to share. However, since Plow Boy is outnumbering Plow's Candy two-to-one, I thought I would even things out today and save the other cards for another day.

[GeoPoto]

He was part of Boston's "million dollar outfield" and was so admired for his defense playing in front of the Green Monster, that the incline leading up to the wall in left field became known as "Duffy's Cliff". But here he is shown playing for the Washington Senators. He got 114 plate appearances for Washington in 1921.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1615130427

[edjs]

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[Bill77]

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[Exhibitman]

The beauty of one a day is that it gives everyone a reason to post up the next day.

[SD]

So here's Pie.

[brianp-beme]

If you blur your eyes this is just one big card of Frank Frisch, and not merely the backsides of 6 1935 Goudey cards.

Brian (always looking for a way to blend the rules)

[Kawika]

Spiderman

[Tom S.]

I can't recall if one of this type has been shown yet.

Baguer Chocolate Urban Faber:

[GasHouseGang]

A sweet Goudey.

[bn2cardz]

w519 Collins Drum Transfer Ghost back by BN2CARDZ Collection, on Flickr

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

The beauty of one a day is that it gives everyone a reason to post up the next day.

I agree. Makes it fun.

[itjclarke]

1500+ HRs and a hair under 300 wins. Can't go wrong with 4 HOFers on one card.
1934 4 on 1 Exhibit Ruth Gehrig Gomez Dickey.jpg

[nat]

Lefty looks like he's had a rough 90 years. But then again, he only cost me ten bucks, so I'll go easy on him.

[bxb]

Baseball's first triple crown winner, 1878:

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1615172545