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Old 08-18-2013, 01:23 PM
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I upload pictures that I scan to my computer to photobucket, which is a free service site. Then I edit the pictures on photobucket. Then click on the picture, choose the copy image option, then click the envelope icon above the reply or post box, paste the image in, then post. Other folks may have other methods to suggest
Thanks, I'll see if I can figure out how to do that. I attached a couple pics. to this message...not sure if you'll be able to open them up or not...the cards aren't all that nice...they have some corner wear and such...the backs are blank so I didn't take any pics. of those...Thanks again...
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Neat cards... but Spook does have a mouthful
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Old 08-18-2013, 04:54 PM
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Neat cards. What a set of teeth as Al said. For photos go to the Additional Options / Attch Files box below the normal Sumbit Reply box. Select Manag Attachments. It will bring up a separate window here you can browse for photos you want to upload and then select Upload.

You will know if the phot has been uploaded by the file attachment added to your message. Then hit Submit Reply.

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Neat cards. What a set of teeth as Al said. For photos go to the Additional Options / Attch Files box below the normal Sumbit Reply box. Select Manag Attachments. It will bring up a separate window here you can browse for photos you want to upload and then select Upload.

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Thanks Zach...I think I've got it figured out but, if not I'll probably have to get further clarification. And yeah...the whole set is pretty cool. Probably 50% of the 23 players in the set played MLB at some point in there career either before or after their stint with the Stars...I could list the names of the other players if anybody is interested in knowing who they were. Just let me know...Thanks...

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I would like to know the checklist
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Hey Al, the cards are unnumbered, but here's an alphabetical checklist:

1. Jim Baumer*
2. Carlos Bernier*
3. Bill Causion
4. Chuck Churn*
5. Bennie Daniels*
6. Joe Duhem
7. John Fitzpatrick
8. Bob Garber*
9. Bill Hall*
10. Forrest "Spook" Jacobs*
11. Clyde King
12. Nick Koback*
13. Pete Naton*
14. George O'Donnell
15. Paul Pettit*
16. Curt Raydon*
17. Leo Rodriguez
18. Don Rowe*
19. Dick Smith*
20. R.C. Stevens*
21. Ben Wade*
22. Fred Waters*
23. George Witt*

The names with an asterick next to them played MLB. I think Clyde King was the manager for the team as his player days were over. I don't believe he ever played MLB, but I think he managed the Giants for a few years in the late 60's...
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By the way, got my Fritsch Catalog yesterday. i had forgotten that they purport to charge a 5 % convenience fee if you order by phone of fax.
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