Net 54 National Booth Holders -- What are You Showcasing?

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The boys with the hobby's most mysterious name will again be open for business - all PREWAR BASEBALL all the time!

I'll let my partners Mike Peich and Chris Bland list their goodies separately if they choose, but ....

This year I will have a bunch of HOFers in tough sets, some really rare and scarce type cards, and a great selection of vintage team and player postcards. (oh, and a complete Scrapps set).

A few highlights -

HOFers:
M101-6 Sisler and McGraw, M101-3 Johnson/Street, Polo Grounds Cobb, Blue Ribbon Malt Hornsby and Cuyler, 1921 Exhibit Alexander, Tattoo Orbit Foxx and O'Doul, T227 Miners' Extra Marquard, Monarch Typewriter Eddie Plank, 1926 Kut-Outs Pennock, etc.

Types (mostly just one of each! come get them early before I change my mind about selling, LOL):
Texas Tommy, T208 Cullivan, Voskamp's, Tango Eggs, Diaz Cigarettes, Honey Boy, Baseball Bats, Leader Novelty, Nadja types, Ju-Ju Drum, E125 American Caramel, T213 Coupons (all three types), E100, Curtis Ireland, Plow Boy, D359 (Williams and Rochester), Plow's Candy, Sealtest Phillies, M101-5 Green-Joyce, Red Cross, Kotton, Star Player Candy, WG1 Playing Card Game, 1930 Zeenut with coupon, etc...

Postcards:
several higher-grade Dietsche Cubs, Rotograph Clark Griffith, Max Stein Evers (highest grade of pop. 2), a Grignon, a Rose, a Suhling Cubs, a Novelty Cutlery, 1912 Burke & Atwell Red Sox Team PC, 1907 Brooklyn Eagle Team PC, White Sox Hanging Bridge PC (large version), etc.
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Come by and say hi! If you have anything to sell or swap that's like the postcards or tougher types listed just above, bring them along - and I love common players if the set and price are right...