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Old 08-28-2014, 06:01 PM
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End the month on a good note.
1.A 1931 GPC signed by Bill Terry. It is the earliest single signed Terry item I have seen, signed at Spring Training March 1931. All of my others are from the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
2. The 1919 Cleveland Indians Team Signed Baseball from Heritage Auctions at The National. I purchased it to get the Ray Chapman signature. I have looked for a Chapman signature for 20 + years and have see none. I have seen this ball sold twice before and figured bid on it and the third time might be lucky. So this is my Chapman until a flat item comes my way.
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Old 08-28-2014, 06:35 PM
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Nice pickup on the Chapman!
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Old 08-28-2014, 09:17 PM
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FYI, the Don Zimmer above is ghost signed by his wife.
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Old 08-29-2014, 04:52 AM
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Nice pickups all. Esp like the Chappy, Terry and the Sisler framed. good job
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Some more signed cards. Ruffing was through a board trade and is my first signed '33 Goudey HOFer. I'm drooling over the Hornsby, Cochrane, Collins posted earlier.

1933 Goudey Red Ruffing signed.jpg1939 Play Ball Bobby Doerr signed.jpg
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Default Wilbur Wood TTM:

Mr. Wood lives not too far from me, just got it back today!

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Mr. Wood lives not too far from me, just got it back today!
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For years he owned a butcher shop or a similar shop in Belmont. You could walk in and he would be there at the counter. I grew up next town over in Waltham.
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end the month on a good note.
1.a 1931 gpc signed by bill terry. It is the earliest single signed terry item i have seen, signed at spring training march 1931. All of my others are from the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
2. The 1919 cleveland indians team signed baseball from heritage auctions at the national. I purchased it to get the ray chapman signature. I have looked for a chapman signature for 20 + years and have see none. I have seen this ball sold twice before and figured bid on it and the third time might be lucky. So this is my chapman until a flat item comes my way.
Happy collecting.
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Great Framed item. Keeping her for now. This is the letter side of it, don't have one pic of whole thing framed w a stat page and photo from a book. looks great. minor glare from where taken

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What a great piece!
He is on my list, but this piece of yours is among the best John Morrill signatures and pieces I have seen.
Congrats and enjoy.
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Thank you. my friend did best she could w pc. looks awesome all framed. Need money bad, but this is staying put for now at least.
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End the month on a good note.
1.A 1931 GPC signed by Bill Terry. It is the earliest single signed Terry item I have seen, signed at Spring Training March 1931. All of my others are from the 60s, 70s and early 80s.
Beautiful Terry piece - love his signature.
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