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Old 01-11-2015, 09:19 PM
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Babe Adams and Marty O'Toole in Hot Springs Arkansas for spring training, 1913
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Old 01-13-2015, 09:29 AM
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Default Cy Young 1908
Have not seen this one ever auctioned off.
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Pretty cool, does it fold out revealing more players?
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Pretty cool, does it fold out revealing more players?

Yes, it shows the entire team and the pink ribbon is factory too... Reminds me of the A35 round album where ancy ribbons are attached. Behind the flaps are a group photos of 18 team members arrange on both sides of a nine panel accordian strip.
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Got a BUNCH of postcards today...

• 1908 Detroit Tigers Postcard (Image is hand drawn by the sender, a true one-of-a-kind postcard!)
• 1913 Frederic Schutz Real Photo Postcard of Walter Johnson (Thanks Jeff!)
• 1914-15 Boston Braves Team Postcard that includes Rabbit Maranville & Johnny Evers
• 1933 Real Photo Postcard of Roland Styles (George Burke stamp on reverse)
• 1935 Greenfield's Cafeteria and Coffee Shop Detroit Tigers Team Postcard
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Great PCs Jeff... Where do you come up with all those unique items! Walter Johnson is my fav of your bunch you posted.
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Great PCs Jeff... Where do you come up with all those unique items! Walter Johnson is my fav of your bunch you posted.

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I would love to be able to go back and watch a game that was played a century ago. Just looking at that postcard, you can only imagine the intricacies of the way they played, etc,. and also really appreciate the pioneers of the game.


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sweet postcard!!! I have only seen one other (or is it the same one) in the 1991 Sotheby's Copeland auction catalog. Very sweet indeed!
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That Boston postcard is amazing. Just picked up this one.

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