Let's see some postcards

[Bicem]

Thanks Jim.

The Novelty Johnson is a nice card, may be the only from the set where I prefer the pc796 counterpart though, closer-up cropping of the image and they got his name right. Both are great cards though!

[ValKehl]

Max Stein PC758:

[bcbgcbrcb]

M101-1 Lajoie, Dan?

[jb217676]

Here's a C.1925-33 Real Photo Postcard of Mickey Cochrane. Thanks greenmonster!

[bcbgcbrcb]

Very cool postcard, Jeff. My research shows that it's either 1929 or 1930 based on the uniform style, same both years.

[jb217676]

Thanks Phil! The reverse has an AZO stamp box with the four squares so that's how I got my dates, thanks for narrowing it down for me!

[Bicem]

Very nice, reminds me of your Grove.

[Greenmonster]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Here's a C.1925-33 Real Photo Postcard of Mickey Cochrane. Thanks greenmonster!

Congratulations Jeff....good to see that your enjoying the card and that it arrived in good shape.

[jb217676]

Thanks Jim, you always have some great postcards for sale!

[vintagehofrookies]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

M101-1 Lajoie, Dan?

Yes thats the one

[bbpostcards]

A few new ones...
1914 E&S Publishing Co. Joe Jackson (take 'em as you find 'em)
1914 E&S Publishing Co. Frank Chance (in his last year in the majors)
1906 Shreveport Pirates, Southern Association (the earliest team pc I've seen from that league)

[gracecollector]

1906 V.O. Hammon Publications, Chicago #320 Postcard

I was born in Aurora IL, so this postcard has special meaning to me. It depicts a "Bunch of Baseball Fans" standing outside the Beacon-News Building (the town's newspaper published continuously since 1846) getting updates on the 1906 World Series between the Cubs and White Sox. There was probably a chalkboard in the window where ticker-tape updates were relayed and posted for all to see.

[jb217676]

Keeping with the Chicago theme, here's a C.1910 RPPC of Comiskey Park. Thanks again James! (aka the "greenmonster)