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Old 07-26-2014, 06:56 PM
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Seems like early Ruth cards are not the only early Ruth pieces that are on fire these days. Jaw dropping what some of the other early Ruth memorabilia is bringing in recent auctions.
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any examples...besides a generic statement?
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I've shown my example. I'd love to continue to see others...
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Here are a 1932 premium and corresponding PC from a NY clothing store:



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Here are a 1932 premium and corresponding PC from a NY clothing store:



There's a Boat Load of Brilliant Babe Cards iN this thread,
Jeff's W551 of Ruth & Cobb iS Soooo Crisp!

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Just Look at the WaY Sharkey iS "Eye BalliN'" Schmeling, How Mr. MacFadden Sat between them RiGHT B4 the BiG Bash is aN All NeW(old) Kind of Crazy!!!
Maybe He felt Safe cause the Babe was RiGHT between them Also!?!?
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Seems like early Ruth cards are not the only early Ruth pieces that are on fire these days. Jaw dropping what some of the other early Ruth memorabilia is bringing in recent auctions.
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I guess I'm referring to his pocket watch, jersey and the contract that brought jaw dropping prices. Out of my league, but very cool early (non card) pieces of Ruth memorabilia. Those team pins from 1915, I believe, have sold for a pile of money.
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1915 pin I was referring to: http://legendaryauctions.com/mobile/...ox_american_le
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