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Old 06-11-2008, 10:34 PM
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Default In Honor of Eliot Asinof Show Off Your 8 Men Out

Posted By: James Gallo

It's funny after seeing the movie I tried like hell to find the book and the only place that had it was my local Libary. I checked it out and then managed to "lose" it. I still have the book and I honestly feel that is what got me into pre-war cards then and draws my interest now.

That being said, you opened a can of worms as I really needed a reason to dig these all out and I enjoyed scaning them, I hope you enjoy them too

Attells





W514 Strip Cards



T-206
I also have a few other backs on Burns, but I haven't spent the time making a full list of all the different backs for these three.



Schalks

I have had that autograph since the beginning, I think I paid $15 for it.


Cracker Jacks

The Ciccotte was in a CSA holder and crossed fine to SGC. One of the first cards I spent real money on $150 or so .



Boston Stores
I would love to add to these as I am missing a few :-D



Lastly Joe Jackson plus. The Ciccotte and Schalk I have had again since the beginning which is unusual for me as I was out of cards for 10+ years and just never sold these. Wish I kept the CJ Cobb and other Jackson I had.



Looking for 1915 Cracker Jacks and 1909-11 American Caramel E90-1.

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