Vintage Football Community - New Board

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by Neal

If you are a true football collector, or beginner wanting to learn more, this board is fantastic. Jeff is great, as are the members

Thanks for the bump Neal! Always looking for those who enjoy the football aspects of our hobby to come on board as new members. We cover all era of football and collecting from 1869 to the present day. Cards, memorabilia, photos, programs, tickets, awards, advertisements, art, etc. If it has something to do with football, someone on VFC is into it!

jeff

[sealmark2]

Originally Posted by jefferyepayne

Thanks for the bump Neal! Always looking for those who enjoy the football aspects of our hobby to come on board as new members. We cover all era of football and collecting from 1869 to the present day. Cards, memorabilia, photos, programs, tickets, awards, advertisements, art, etc. If it has something to do with football, someone on VFC is into it!

jeff

Hi Jeff:
Great idea. I would like to join but I have a problem scanning - don't have the capability to do so. If that is a requsite I guess I am left out. I have a lot of FB that me and my son could contribute but... What do you think ?
Thanks and take care.
sealmark

[mrmopar]

I collected a little bit of everything growing up, when I was first introduced to cards. Eventually, I settled on baseball predominately, like many. Not ever sure why. My interest in the games were mostly through the cards anyway. I would catch games here and there in baseball, football and basketball. Can't say I have ever watched a hockey game from start to finish.

Ebay made collecting easier in many regards, but harder in some. Budget minded collectors have so much to choose from, but in the end, only so much to spend. Unlike a shop, where I might look through all the cases, I don't find my self actively seeking out most non-baseball items, but I do have a deeper interest in the oddball, especially local team stuff from when I was a kid (Seahawks, Sonics, Mariners). Things like 7up cards, Team issued fan mail postcards, Nalley boxes, Fred Meyer photos, B&W 5x7 and 8x10 early team issued player photos). Sometimes something will just catch my eye and I will want it. Some of the stuff off the top of my head outside of the Seahawks that i really enjoy with football are vintage cards signed (70s -80s are where I know the most about the players), Hi-C posters, vintage Raiders & Vikings, Slim Jim Discs, Sugar Daddy cards.

I would probably enjoy seeing threads and images, but not sure I would have much to share. Most of my football pick-ups these days are fairly few and far between. I should focus more on the signatures though, to catch up with baseball!

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by mrmopar

I collected a little bit of everything growing up, when I was first introduced to cards. Eventually, I settled on baseball predominately, like many. Not ever sure why. My interest in the games were mostly through the cards anyway. I would catch games here and there in baseball, football and basketball. Can't say I have ever watched a hockey game from start to finish.

Ebay made collecting easier in many regards, but harder in some. Budget minded collectors have so much to choose from, but in the end, only so much to spend. Unlike a shop, where I might look through all the cases, I don't find my self actively seeking out most non-baseball items, but I do have a deeper interest in the oddball, especially local team stuff from when I was a kid (Seahawks, Sonics, Mariners). Things like 7up cards, Team issued fan mail postcards, Nalley boxes, Fred Meyer photos, B&W 5x7 and 8x10 early team issued player photos). Sometimes something will just catch my eye and I will want it. Some of the stuff off the top of my head outside of the Seahawks that i really enjoy with football are vintage cards signed (70s -80s are where I know the most about the players), Hi-C posters, vintage Raiders & Vikings, Slim Jim Discs, Sugar Daddy cards.

I would probably enjoy seeing threads and images, but not sure I would have much to share. Most of my football pick-ups these days are fairly few and far between. I should focus more on the signatures though, to catch up with baseball!

Great info, Curt, and sounds like you have some great stuff and would have plenty to share. We don't just share new pickups but talk about lots of sets, players, teams, leagues, etc from all eras so your current items would fit right in.

jeff

[2dueces]

For any collectors that are think of joining you’d be joining a great bunch of guys with a wealth of knowledge. I highly recommend it if you’re into vintage or just a football collector.

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by 2dueces

For any collectors that are think of joining you’d be joining a great bunch of guys with a wealth of knowledge. I highly recommend it if you’re into vintage or just a football collector.

Thanks Joe! Yes, looking for more hobbyists who enjoy the football aspects of the hobby. Whether its cards, memorabilia, etc. its all good and welcome. Also all eras. Interesting in including those who do research into football history or blog on football or do anything interesting in the football hobby.

We are building a great group of hobbyists who love to talk all things football and hope some more from Net54 will join.

jeff

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by sealmark

Hi Jeff:
Great idea. I would like to join but I have a problem scanning - don't have the capability to do so. If that is a requsite I guess I am left out. I have a lot of FB that me and my son could contribute but... What do you think ?
Thanks and take care.
sealmark

Hi Sealmark,

Do you have a cellphone with a camera? VFC supports taking photos and uploading them onto the site right from your phone if that helps. I tried to find some forum software to use for VFC that would make posting pictures as easy as possible.

jeff