June Pick Up Thread

[Robextend]

[novakjr]

Nothing flashy, but it was a cheapie, so I figured the '39 Wheaties would make a nice supplement to my rookie collection for Cummings...

And the Chandler stamp. I picked up the full stamp set a while back(right after Leon pointed them out). Just hadn't gotten around to posting it..

[joeadcock]

Originally Posted by Robextend

Rob, good luck with the Salutations.

[novakjr]

One I've wanted for a while. I know, it's not a card. But it's listed in the standard catalog, so it's good enough for me..

[bcbgcbrcb]

Great pick-up, David. 1936?

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Great pick-up, David. 1936?

Yeah.

[Robextend]

Originally Posted by joeadcock

Rob, good luck with the Salutations.

Thanks!!!

[autograf]

Ah.....now I know who got me on that Cuccinello......good pickup. I did get the Dizzy Dean and Lefty Grove.........





And, in addition to a bunch of other chocolate advertising calendars from NECCO, Foss, Lowney's and Apollo, I got a neat Blome's Chocolate 1913 pocket calendar. All the other companies issued nonsports cards in the 1910's. Maybe one of the first Blome's ad pieces I've seen........



That Gehrig Salutation is gonna be a big mountain to climb.....or even FIND.....

[big80s]

I recently picked up a 40-card lot of Cuban cards from the 1930 Baguer Chocolates baseball set. The cards are pretty banged up, as a whole - but there's some pretty nice star power in there...



Thanks for letting me share.

[glchen]

Hi Jeff, that's a nice pickup. I saw that one. I think you should be able to soak some of the scrapbook residue on the backs, if you haven't already. Of course, try on a common first!

[Mikehealer]

A pretty tough card, at least compared to the Chicago Fed. bat on.