September Pickups

[Louieman]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

They certainly do as well as imitation purses and bags and a lot of other junk. I hate to rain on the parade, but I thought he was only technically good. I never thought much of his art. I always thought he was a twentieth century art version of PT Barnum.

Yeah, fair enough. Its a taste thing, in the end. I'm not a big Warhol fan, but I do like certain things he did. Ever see his Tom Seaver in Cooperstown?

[Tao_Moko]

Thanks Dan! Only one Cub left to go. Can you guess which one?

[cguidi]

I found this old baseball cabinet of Thomas J. Donovan. He made it to the bigs in 1901. This cabinet would have been from his 1887-1888 seasons with the Meriden Bulldogs in the Connecticut State League.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by Louieman

Yeah, fair enough. Its a taste thing, in the end. I'm not a big Warhol fan, but I do like certain things he did. Ever see his Tom Seaver in Cooperstown?

Louie,

I believe I saw it. Still, I just never got into his work.

[Brian Van Horn]

Now, back to the subject at hand. Cards. One of my favorite team:

[jb217676]

Here's a 1944 Radio Scorecard that features the St.Louis Cardinals lineup on one side and the St Louis Browns lineup on the other. A neat oddball item that includes Stan Musial!