2013 National Sports Collectors Convention Story Posted On SportsAntiques.com

[CW]

Well done and thanks for the link, Carlton!

And you're probably trying to forget it even happened, but that was a solid move on your part with the rugby tin, giving it up to your buddy.

[baseball tourist]

Excellent as always Sir! Thanks for taking the time. I attended the National for the first time in several years but was hobbled by a Achilles injury and couldn't make it around as fast/much as I had hoped. By chance, do you recall the name of the dealer (perhaps from Georgia?) that was selling a vintage "Canada" team baseball jersey, that was displayed high up on a torso display at the top of his booth? I would like very much to contact him. Thanks!

[Bill Rayburn]

Hey Carlton...I always enjoy your National report. For me it is like a bridge that gets me over to next year's show. Thanks for the great coverage.

[perezfan]

Nice work, Carlton (as always). I agree that the Show itself was lackluster...

But not so, for the write-up! Brilliant job photographing and describing the most interesting items there. It was great to see Corey Leiby's collection as well

[Hot Springs Bathers]

Well done, I am waiting for part 2!

[CarltonHendricks]

Hey thanks for the kind words everyone...I really appreciate it…glad that main part is over…That was the toughest National story I ever did…I never had so many setbacks…Part 2 should be much easier and shorter…

Leon, Thank so much for posting it over on the front page…that was great!

baseball tourist Chris W…send me a photo with the jersey circled and I’ll try to help…or at least a link to the page and directions to find it...

I hardly picked up anything at the show...like three things...Below is an Army megaphone I got from John Kanuit...best thing I got...Mark Macrea drove out from the bay area and graciously brought it back for me...good thing too...those flight attendants probably would have wanted to use it!

[baseball tourist]

Double post

[baseball tourist]

Thanks Carlton!

The dealer in question and the jersey are shown on page 7 of your photo pages, bottom right photo. http://www.sportsantiques.com/photospage7.htm

[rjackson44]

thanks carlton your the best ,,hows the stang running ,,,

[CarltonHendricks]

http://www.sportsantiques.com/09natstorypg17.htm
baseball tourist Chris, That is Darrel O'Mary's booth....He's from Marietta Georgia last I heard...likly still is...I'm waiting to hear back from a friend his phone number...I'll PM you with it.

rjackson44, Yeah the stang's fine...winter I mostly drive the truck but take it out now and then...Rented a red camaro convert for part two of the story...nice car but was nice to get back to the stang...By the way talking about part 2...wait till you see the John Gennantonio collection....phew!

[sam majors]

Chris W baseball tourist,
If I am looking at the right picture, I believe the dealers name is Darrell O'Mary from the Atlanta, Georgia area. The last name may be spelled O'Meary. I may be able to get an address or phone number tomorrow.
Is it the very last picture on page seven? If so I'm pretty sure it's Darrell. Sam Majors

[baseball tourist]

Originally Posted by sam majors

Chris W baseball tourist,
If I am looking at the right picture, I believe the dealers name is Darrell O'Mary from the Atlanta, Georgia area. The last name may be spelled O'Meary. I may be able to get an address or phone number tomorrow.
Is it the very last picture on page seven? If so I'm pretty sure it's Darrell. Sam Majors

Thank you Carlton and Sam!