Items you buy over and over again

[baseballart]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Okay so is that the cover of the salesman's sample and/or the regular issue? (probably both?)

Peter

The photo I posted is from the dust jacket from the book. The salesman's sample book has the identical cover, but is softbound

Max

[stone193]

I started collecting the sheet music back in 2004 when I realized that there's different pictures of singers on the cover.

I contacted the HOF and they sent me some info - at that time they said there were 11 variations.

Many years later, I was contacted by Tim Wiles - the Director of Research at the HOF. He had written in his book that he thought there was about 30 different copies. But, he only had about 22 listed. I supplied him with the missing names.

I have 28 in my possession - and am - according to him - missing one.

My last pickup - which I waited years to find - Lulu Beeson - a very popular Vaudeville singer - dancer.



Many believe that Sadie Jansel was the "first" printing of the music.



I've never seen anything to fully back that claim tho.

[Runscott]

Wow, $3, even in 1933 that seems incredible.

I just sold my third T205 Cobb, which is one of my favorite cards. I'm already looking for another one

[WillowGrove]

Originally Posted by baseballart

Peter

The photo I posted is from the dust jacket from the book. The salesman's sample book has the identical cover, but is softbound

Max

got it Max. thanks for giving me yet another item to search for.

[baseballart]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

got it Max. thanks for giving me yet another item to search for.

Wait until I repost the salesmen's sample from Palmer's Athletic Sports