Show them Vintage Bobbleheads

[Teamgluck]

Whose the other team?

Is there a database for this type of stuff?

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Teamgluck

Whose the other team?

Is there a database for this type of stuff?

Miami Dolphins.

I know of two great books devoted to vintage nodders. 9 o'clock and 6 o'clock in the picture. The little one is written by none other than Lou Criscione ^^^. Tim Hunter's book is great for information but the prices are way outdated.

http://www.amazon.com/Bobbing-Head-D...ead+dolls+book

http://www.amazon.com/Criscione-Warm...s+bobbing+head

[kdixon]

Picked up this 1967 Royals Bobblehead.

[Teamgluck]

Nice Royals and thanks i will buy the book that Lou wrote

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Teamgluck

Nice Royals and thanks i will buy the book that Lou wrote

I think even Lou would agree.....buy both books.

Whatever happened to Tim Hunter, anyway?

[effe]

Would anyone know whether they produced both a holding bat and wearing glove version of the baseball white base and minis? I know they did with the green bases.

If they didn't I'll stop looking for my Braves white base bat and mini glove bobbleheads.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by effe

Would anyone know whether they produced both a holding bat and wearing glove version of the baseball white base and minis? I know they did with the green bases.

If they didn't I'll stop looking for my Braves white base bat and mini glove bobbleheads.

Based on my Giants....maybe "no" to the white bases but "yes" to the minis.

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

I think even Lou would agree.....buy both books.

Whatever happened to Tim Hunter, anyway?

Rob-

About 8 -10 years ago, Tim Hunter made the decision to leave the hobby. He told me he felt the timing was right to liquidate his personal collection and turn his business/clientele list over to John Brey.

It was a pretty seamless transition, and John has not missed a step. The biggest difference is that everything is done now on-line (as opposed to by phone). While trying not to sound like an obsolete old fart, I kind of miss the old paper flyers. I appreciate that Lou/ITPC still sends them out!

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Rob-

About 8 -10 years ago, Tim Hunter made the decision to leave the hobby. He told me he felt the timing was right to liquidate his personal collection and turn his business/clientele list over to John Brey.

It was a pretty seamless transition, and John has not missed a step. The biggest difference is that everything is done now on-line (as opposed to by phone). While trying not to sound like an obsolete old fart, I kind of miss the old paper flyers. I appreciate that Lou/ITPC still sends them out!

I still have everything I every flyer I ever got from Tim!

[BBSD]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Rob-

About 8 -10 years ago, Tim Hunter made the decision to leave the hobby. He told me he felt the timing was right to liquidate his personal collection and turn his business/clientele list over to John Brey.

It was a pretty seamless transition, and John has not missed a step. The biggest difference is that everything is done now on-line (as opposed to by phone). While trying not to sound like an obsolete old fart, I kind of miss the old paper flyers. I appreciate that Lou/ITPC still sends them out!

Yep. John has done a great job. Has an an auction up now, ends tonight. Always has a unique selection and his customer service is tremendous.