PA vintage cards?

[judsonhamlin]

Thanks! Sounds like I may need more time.

[glynparson]

Has been there forever and at the right time you can score some good hits. Keith is correct countless antique consignment stores in the immediate renninger's area. As well as a few antique flea markets on Sunday's. They do start to thin out over the next month or two.

[Jewish-collector]

Don't forget about Hakes in York, PA if you have some extra time to drive west. That will be about during their Fall catalog Auction, so you can view the lots in person. They typically always have some vintage baseball cards & memorabilia.

[tedzan]

We visit friends in the Strasburg area quite often. While there, I always drop in to Don's Collectibles shop.

The following gives you a flavor of what Don has in store. Over the years, I've acquired a good number of T206's (including two nice looking Cobb's and some tough backs). Also,
T201's, T202's, T205's, Delong's, Goudey's, and 1949 Leaf's.

And, if you haven't already done so, check-out the Strasburg Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. You don't have to be a Railroad enthusiast like me to appreciate the "real American
heavy metal" on display in this Museum.



TED Z
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