Collecting Cinderella Poster Baseball Stamps.....

[aelefson]

I collect them when I can find them. I have the common generic baseball ones, and Marquard, but no others (would love to find a Cobb in a scrapbook).

I have shown these before (and Leon I think you have a baseball one), but here are my basketball real photo examples.

Alan

[steve B]

I have a few, but no sports related ones. There's a club for people who only collect poster stamps. Some of them are a bit expensive even if most aren't.

There was a Duke Kahanamoku stamp advertising some exhibition on Ebay recently that was in pretty bad shape a big tear on the left side. I was amazed what it went for.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1914-Poster-...p2047675.l2557

Steve B

[Exhibitman]

Anything vintage of the Duke sells well; if I'd seen it I'd have been in the running for it.

Neat stuff; I had no idea that that sort of collectible had a formal name. I guess this item of HOFer Kid Lewis qualifies:

[rjackson44]

I like Steve have one pretty with great artwork Leon are all those yours there gorgeous

[Leon]

Originally Posted by rjackson44

I like Steve have one pretty with great artwork Leon are all those yours there gorgeous

The ones in my posts are mine....i think they are fun to collect AND they are usually inexpensive. And the return of my coins....

[slidekellyslide]

Last Summer I attended an auction and picked up three albums that were full of poster stamps...only two baseball stamps out of probably 500-600 total stamps though.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Last Summer I attended an auction and picked up three albums that were full of poster stamps...only two baseball stamps out of probably 500-600 total stamps though.

The vast majority of stamps aren't baseball, from what I have seen too. The 1915 Postaco series made cool baseball players and other things, such as this Kangaroo stamp. This is a printing process series of them....