1950's signed cards

[jschris]

Jim, I used to do that in the late 80s and 90s for players I couldn't find addresses on. I recall I found a couple of former Seattle Pilots that way.

I hope that doesn't make me an old timer, too!

[JimStinson]

Originally Posted by jschris

Jim, I used to do that in the late 80s and 90s for players I couldn't find addresses on. I recall I found a couple of former Seattle Pilots that way.

I hope that doesn't make me an old timer, too!

No your not an old timer ...
But in the 1980's and 1990's we had Jack Smalling's address book which made it alot easier I think he was talking about PRE Smalling if you were collecting before Smalling started publishing the addresses you ARE an old timer
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[footlong]

Of course if we were like Bill Corcoran, who would find Latino ballplayers, travel to their home country and have them sign items. I'm very grateful to Bill for this.

[JimStinson]

Originally Posted by footlong

Of course if we were like Bill Corcoran, who would find Latino ballplayers, travel to their home country and have them sign items. I'm very grateful to Bill for this.

American Airlines is a HUGE fan of Bill's as well...
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