Connie Mack

[sb1]

One more, a photographic mock up probably used to produce the 1903 W601

[Exhibitman]

Card from his book:



1949 Philadelphia newspaper:



I have no idea where this premium is from:

[bbpostcards]

Here's one of Connie's rarest postcards. The Evening Telegraph issued it in around 1913.
A postcard of Charles Dooin from this two-card series is shown alongside this one at http://www.sportingoregon.com in the Unusual Postcards gallery.
Please contact me with any postcards you have to sell or trade. Always buying!

[slidekellyslide]

Ticket stub of the first game of the Lincoln A's.



Exhibition game ticket



1930s snapshot from spring training exhibition game against PCL team.

[YankeeFan]

Gorgeous uniform, Dave. And, as always, great stuff being shown here.

I saw this in an antique mall in south NJ a while ago. I didn't buy it because it was priced to high for me But it struck me as being such an unusual, "one of a kind" item.

I especially liked the full name signature. How cool it must have been to say that your business was the "American Baseball Club of Philadelphia".

[JeremyW]

Here's a cabinet photo with player/manager Mack & the 1897 Milwaukee club.

[seattlerainiers]

Incredible items from Mark S. (uhhhh....not shocking), and terrific items from others, including Jeremy's stellar 1897 cabinet.

Mack's A's played Spring Training games with PCL teams in the early 1940s, at Anaheim and other California spring training locations.

Here he is with:

1. "Kewpie" Dick Barrett, Seattle Rainiers
2. Arnold "Jigger" Statz, Los Angeles Angels (Thanks again Dan B.)
3. Joyner "Jo Jo" White, Seattle Rainiers

Also, an A's team ball, and a 1943 Mack-autographed program.

[Dave Grob]

Wonderful artifacts and images. I may have to start threads like this more often.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com