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Old 08-03-2013, 03:17 PM
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Al!!! I sent you a couple texts from the show, but didn't hear from you.
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Old 08-03-2013, 03:25 PM
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Default JOE JACKOSN TYPE 1 CHARLES CONLON PHOTO used for 1940 PLAYBALL CARD

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Old 08-04-2013, 01:04 AM
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Old 08-04-2013, 05:55 AM
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Mike - Love, love, LOVE the Simmons box. Crazy beautiful condition. Congrats!

It's on my wantlist. Someday. Hopefully, I can snare one with that eye-appeal. Wow!

My first missed National in 5-years. I've had the shakes all weekend.

Thanks for posting your pics, Gents.

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Old 08-04-2013, 09:30 AM
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I bought the Cy Young Paul Thompson photo and had to by the card, the Foxx has been graded a 9 and is a Burke. The Gehrig is... a Gehrig
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Geez Bob.
Holy Crap.
Sorry to see you had a terrible national too.
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Bob,
I saw both the Cy and the Gehrig at the National and was drooling over them.
Awesome pickups! Congrats.
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Old 08-03-2013, 05:09 PM
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Al!!! I sent you a couple texts from the show, but didn't hear from you.
Mike,
A very simple answer to that is I had the text taken off my phone so no more texting! If you want me you must call me and talk to me like old times!! Ah great to be textless!!!
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Old 08-03-2013, 06:31 PM
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A very simple answer to that is I had the text taken off my phone so no more texting! If you want me you must call me and talk to me like old times!! Ah great to be textless!!!
LOL...got your message Al and will call you soon. I didn't pick up any pins at the National.
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Ben,
I love seeing vintage original photos, that Joe Jackson is great.
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I love seeing vintage original photos, that Joe Jackson is great.
I'll second that, Ben! Killler photo!

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Great pennants Mike. That Tigers one looks great. Congrats on the pickups. Mike
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Old 08-05-2013, 03:14 AM
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Default Most fun $15 purchase at the National in Chicago

Nice pickups everyone! Lots of terrific rarities...

I thought it might be fun to post by favorite inexpensive purchase at The National.

Flipping through a binder (within the last 15 minutes on the convention floor), I found this cool 1910 Base Ball mini-scrapbook for $15.

The hobbyist meticulously glued every box score plus many photos of the 1910 base ball season from April through the end of May in this hard bound book. All 1910 opening day games pitched by the likes of Matty, 3 Finger Brown, Deacon Phillipe, Cy Young and Chief Bender were in there. Of note, the 1st game ever at the new ball park in Cleveland (League Park), including a nice write up, was present. Both of the no-hitters from the 1910 season (Addie Joss and Chief Bender) both made it into the scrapbook as well.

In between some of the pages were perhaps 20-30 period magazine photo clippings of many stars of the era including Cy Young, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Tinker and Evers, etc., etc.

I carefully looked through the scrapbook on my flight home. Very cool!
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Early 1870s CdV.
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Old 08-06-2013, 06:54 AM
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I don't really have any pick-ups from Chicago - save a common, raw T206 for business card purposes - but I just wanted to mention that it was GREAT meeting and hanging out with some of you fellas. People like Brock, Rhys, Rhett, Scott F, Scott G, David McD, Brian MacD, Andrew W, Rob K, Brandon (and Jadyn), Paul R, Jeff R, Jon F, Leon, Lymon, Chris, Ryan, Al and the like really made this trip what it always ends up being: my absolute favorite weekend of the year.

And of course, Ben and Phil, my wonderful and awful roommates - y'all kill me.

The dinner, as per usual, was wonderful. A big thanks to Leon for putting it on and dealing with all of the drunkenness. Thank the lord I got my chicken fingers.

I'll be looking forward to next year in Cleveland. Maybe I can even convince Dean to set up a friggin' booth for once!

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Early 1870s CdV.
Beautiful cdv Gary!
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Old 08-09-2013, 06:36 PM
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I picked these up at the National as well:
1919 Buck Weaver
1957 Maris Rookie
1927 Gehrig Eyes
1930's Gehrig (I think it is a conlon)
Maris Hitting his 61st
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Old 08-09-2013, 06:48 PM
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I picked these up at the National as well:
1919 Buck Weaver
1957 Maris Rookie
1927 Gehrig Eyes
1930's Gehrig (I think it is a conlon)
Maris Hitting his 61st
Walter Johnson Van Oyeon
The weaver is great. I don't think your gehrig is a conlon.. why do you say that? I actually believe it is a Burke photo blown up if memory serves me right. Great pickups.. your collection is growing
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Old 08-09-2013, 06:58 PM
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Thanks Ben, you are right, I had it mixed up with another photo and BTW, my collection pales in comparison to yours. You have an absolutely fantastic collection!

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Old 08-10-2013, 08:32 AM
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Nice pickups everyone! Lots of terrific rarities...

I thought it might be fun to post by favorite inexpensive purchase at The National.

Flipping through a binder (within the last 15 minutes on the convention floor), I found this cool 1910 Base Ball mini-scrapbook for $15.

The hobbyist meticulously glued every box score plus many photos of the 1910 base ball season from April through the end of May in this hard bound book. All 1910 opening day games pitched by the likes of Matty, 3 Finger Brown, Deacon Phillipe, Cy Young and Chief Bender were in there. Of note, the 1st game ever at the new ball park in Cleveland (League Park), including a nice write up, was present. Both of the no-hitters from the 1910 season (Addie Joss and Chief Bender) both made it into the scrapbook as well.

In between some of the pages were perhaps 20-30 period magazine photo clippings of many stars of the era including Cy Young, Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner, Tinker and Evers, etc., etc.

I carefully looked through the scrapbook on my flight home. Very cool!
Great Pick-up for the price, love the little niche items, would have paid $30 easy for that . Enjoy that great piece.
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Old 08-10-2013, 01:21 PM
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Ben,
A lot was the wrong term, I should have said that it was not uncommon for a photographer to not put his stamp on the back of his photos. I have been researching my cousin's Ruth collection, and I have found 8 to 10 press photos, without photographer stamps, but matched negatives that are in the VanOeyen collection in the Western Reserve Historical Society.
The only stamp on the back is Cleveland Press with date. No article, but I have found success locating newspaper articles, which include the photos.


Bob,
Great photos, that Buck Weaver is special, along with that close up on Gehrig.
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