E's, V's and W's from the 20s

Archive · #21 02-27-2009, 08:45 AM

Posted By: JohnnyH

I can see how much fun it would be to collect everything in the 20's. I just picked up my first card. I don't really know to much about any of them but always liked what I have seen. David I really like your 'Bullet Joe' Bush. He is my friends grandmothers brother, or cousin. My friends cousin out in Spokane inherited a bunch of Joe's things, which include one of his playing gloves, a few baseballs (one which had a bunch of auto's on it), and a picture of Bullet and Babe Ruth standing together which the Babe personally signed something like 'To my good friend Joe, Babe Ruth'. It could be a one of a kind photo, not sure. I saw everything way back in 90' and didn't even know who Bullet was until then. I really didn't comprehend what I was looking at besides the photo of him and the Babe. I remember putting on the glove thinking how did they ever play with something like this?

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