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#10
03-25-2016, 09:59 PM
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My favorite baseball era, the 1930's
Also, my favorite era for cards. The first Goudey I saw was in the 4th grade. A classmate had a small stack. On top was '33 Charlie Gehringer staring me down. When I slid him off the top of the stack, there was Ted Lyons followed by Diamond Stars Joe Medwick. I thought I was going to bust. Hooked for life on the 1930's baseball cards. A great period for Cardinal fans.
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