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#15
10-14-2004, 10:54 AM
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roscoe arbuckle zeenut
Posted By: hankron
I got mine for cheap (I didn't say dirt cheap) as it was part of a larger collection of Arbuckle silent era memorabilia. It included a variety of cool stuff; sheet music, photos, foreign candy cards. If someone unfamiliar with baseball cards looked at the collection, there was no way he would have guessed that the baseball card was by far the most expensive item, as it was the smallest and most beat up in the lot. 
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