Old Judges at local auction are they real?

[WillowGrove]

Sure James. And another thing. About a year ago I trekked up to New Hampshire for a Kalamazoo Bat card at an auction and when I got there the card was the size of a Winnebago. The few baseball guys there couldn't believe it. So the "bigger route" has been tried and wouldn't be surprised if it was being tried again.

[Wymers Auction]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Sure James. And another thing. About a year ago I trekked up to New Hampshire for a Kalamazoo Bat card at an auction and when I got there the card was the size of a Winnebago. The few baseball guys there couldn't believe it. So the "bigger route" has been tried and wouldn't be surprised if it was being tried again.

That's funny, but I am sure you were in a rather awful mood when you saw that.

[WillowGrove]

Originally Posted by Wymers Auction

That's funny, but I am sure you were in a rather awful mood when you saw that.

you nailed it. 10 hours in a car round trip AND I had convinced my wife to "come with me to this one".

[Leon]

I drove 2 hours round trip, a few weeks ago, to see a mini-Darby chocolate box. The whole thing, was intact, flattened and approximately 2 inches by 2 inches....

[1880nonsports]

were flooding eBay a few months+ back. I remember in late 90's and early 2000's a proliferation of native american cabinet and larger sized fakes. They were different than these as they were advanced copier fakes and these recent ones are images. Just a quick look look up close or with a loupe will reveal a very flat image. I must admit that I bought a ewing and mascot cabinet and the REA presidential heads cabinet repos for 5.00 each last year. They are the only such items in my collection (at least that I know of). I marked them as reproductions on the back - and don't display them - it's sort of a wish list :-)