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Recent vintage gloves...
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June has been a very good month for me. I picked up these photos in the last three weeks. I love the 1929 Hack Wilson. It is now one of my favorite images in my photo collection. The 1933 Hornsby is the same image used on his 1933 Goudey card. The 1956 Alston is my first Barney Stein picture. The three Max Carey photos are from 1926 (with Wilbert Robinson), 1932, and 1926. The 1932 image is from the Cullen Cain NL Service Bureau. It is unusual to me as it is on a thicker photo stock and has a dull finish. The two Dimaggio’s are from 1944 and 1949. The action photo was a father’s day gift from my daughter. The 1944 image is interesting because the lady in the photo was the consignor. It is on thick stock similiar to studio photos from that time. The final image is of Hank Aaron being carried off the field following his 1957 pennant clinching homerun. I took a beating in the Henry Yee auction, I only obtained the 1930’s Klein image I posted on that thread. These others certainly took some of the sting out. Thanks for indulging me.
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Mike,
That Hack Wilson shot is KILLER! Well done. Graig
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Extremely rare picture of Thomas Moonlight. Moonlight was an Indian fighter, farmer, Civil War hero, pioneer in Kansas baseball, Kansas politician, Wyoming Territorial Governor and Bolivian Diplomat. Moonlight chased Quantrill's raiders, teamed with famed mountain scout Jim Bridger, lead in the formation of the first baseball club in Kansas (1867) , pardoned the Sundance Kid as Wyoming Governor and was appointed Bolivian Diplomat by President Grover Cleveland.
This little bio doesn't do justice to what this guy experienced. It must have been amazing to have seen what he did.
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1882 baseball cup from Wyandotte County in Kansas.
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My only acquisition this month was a 1914 Federal League game ball. I love it already.
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Well done Clint! That is a beautiful trophy! I wanted it really bad but didn't bid due to the fact of no international shipping and i thought it might go a bit higher.
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I'd love to have that ball. August 3rd is my birthday.
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Great ball!
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