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#7
10-24-2005, 04:57 PM
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What is Your Greatest Non-Card Discovery ?
Posted By: joe maples
How about this Ty Cobb loving cup from 1913, shows Cobb wearing his famous hat. Distributed by W.B. Jarvis the Sporting Goods Store, Cobb was part owner for the years 1913-14. 1 store on Woodward Ave in Detroit and the other in Lansing Michigan. I almost choked when I saw this in an antique store about 15 years ago in Dearborn Michigan for $165.00. Since then have picked up the Catalog and the advertisement for the cup which was distributed to schools in Michigan. If anyone has seen another would like to hear from you. Joe 
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