September Autograph Pickups

[bender07]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Very nice Buck O'neil ball. Definitely on my list of single signed balls to pick up. He was a great player, coach and ambassador to the game. A real shame he came up 1 vote short for the hall...but I consider him a hof'er because of the award in his name they give out. I love watching the Ken Burns Doc just to hear Buck tell his stories.

He should be in the Hall. There was no greater ambassador for the game IMO. I would see him at the Hall signing autographs and taking countless pictures with young fans. Awesome dude.

[HOF Auto Rookies]

Well, I finally got a Zach Wheat signed T206, gave up some cards that were great, but overall, this fits my collection much better. Also, I picked up this great W514 Edd Rousch, it'll have to do since he doesn't have a T206

[ATP]

Here is a General William T. Sherman signed Cabinet Photo that I picked up this month. Nice sized, approx. 4x6 inches...tough to find him on a signed photo.

[Scott Garner]

No-hit pitcher Jim Wilson signed album page from 1954, the same year he threw his no-no.

[smtjoy]

Great pickups this month everyone.

I just recently picked up a lot that had 3 auto cards thrown in, I am not really into collecting them and figured when they showed up I would just sell them. Well they are here and I have to say they look very cool in person, I am now considering keeping them. In any case I wanted to share them with you all to enjoy too, also the cards are 1925 Exhibits. What I have no idea on is if these players autos are tough to get?-

[earlywynnfan]

Very happy to pick this up. Not household names, but Sy Morton, Jeep McClain, and Buddy Burbage are pretty tough on a baseball. Plus, Marchildon is one of the most interesting and inspiring stories in baseball.

Ken

[mighty bombjack]

Got this in the latest Legendary auction. A big pickup for my HOF collection, and I've enjoyed learning about the career (and various misfortunes) of Brown's battery mate Archer (who signed above him). Plus, I just love old programs. I only wish it were scored!

[bender07]

Originally Posted by mighty bombjack

Got this in the latest Legendary auction. A big pickup for my HOF collection, and I've enjoyed learning about the career (and various misfortunes) of Brown's battery mate Archer (who signed above him). Plus, I just love old programs. I only wish it were scored!

Beauty! Looks like a large sig. Congrats!

[mighty bombjack]

Originally Posted by bender07

Beauty! Looks like a large sig. Congrats!

Thanks! It is larger than average. The program is only 6x9, so the auto is a good four inches across.

It makes 229 different HOFers in my collection.

[bender07]

Originally Posted by mighty bombjack

Thanks! It is larger than average. The program is only 6x9, so the auto is a good four inches across.

It makes 229 different HOFers in my collection.

that's a crazy number. Great Job!

[jgmp123]

Just purchased.... Getting started on a Hall of Fame Collection...

[Exhibitman]

Love those Christy Walsh permission cards. Neat piece of marketing and autograph history.