Pre-war player signed Checks - Post Yours

[leftygrove10]

Lefty Grove....

A Lonaconing Check, a Norwalk Check and a Deposit Slip....

[RichardSimon]

Carl Hubbell pay check from the NY Giants, he was an exec with the team for many years after his retirement.
I have not seen another item with the Carl O. Hubbell signature , though I assume they do exist.

[Jay Wolt]

Johnny Lindell's minor league check on his 22nd birthday in 1938.
Lindell later played w/ the Yankees, Cardinals, Pirates & Phillies.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by RichardSimon

Carl Hubbell pay check from the NY Giants, he was an exec with the team for many years after his retirement.
I have not seen another item with the Carl O. Hubbell signature , though I assume they do exist.

Richard,

FWIW, checks from "The Meal Ticket's" personal checking account were always Carl O. Hubbell. His name was embossed on his checks this way and that's the way he signed them based on the ones that I've seen through the years.

In my personal collection I own one that is signed this way from 1980.

[SikSyko]

I love seeing checks. There are none in my collection yet, thinking of adding a few in the next year.

Thanks for posting them.

[Bosox Blair]

Smoky...

[Michael B]

This is not baseball, but still pre-WWII. I received this in the mail from Italy today. Appears to be payment for something to do with automobiles. This is signed by Nedo Nadi (1894-1940). One of the greatest fencers of all time, he won 6 gold medals between the 1912 and 1920 Olympics. At the 1920 games he won 5 gold medals, winning in every event he competed in - individual foil and sabre and team foil, sabre and épée. He also fought for Italy in WWI. This is also quite large 9 3/4 x 4.

[Exhibitman]

Only one I have:

[Jay Wolt]

Adam, nice O'Doul check, I like the Bank Of Tokyo on it since he had such strong ties to Japanese baseball.

Here's my O'Doul check w/ a pix of Lefty w/ the Dimaggio's and Ty Cobb.

[aelefson]

Thanks Tom! I was hoping it was Elihu Phinney III as he is the one named as a player in the "first" game (according to the Mill's commission). I really appreciate the information.

Alan

[39special]

Pre war player.Post war check.

[JimStinson]

George Stallings , player /manager beginning in 1890 best remembered as manager of the 1914 "Miracle Braves" World Champions. He died in 1929.
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