2015 National Net54 dealers roll call

[Al C.risafulli]

Love of the Game will be there Wednesday through Sunday, booth 1069/1168 near the autograph pavilion.

I will have material on display from the summer LOTG auction including the Lou Gehrig game-used bat, a Famous & Barr Ruth, a bunch of gorgeous cabinet photos, a 1915 CJ Jackson, and lots more. I'll also be accepting consignments for the fall LOTG catalog auction, with special consignor offers for the National.

Also with me will be Ryan Christoff of Cubanbaseballauctions.com, with his typical assortment of rare Caribbean and NL material.

-Al

[glynparson]

Not sure if my booth number.

[Wildfireschulte]

This will will be my first time setting up at The National since the spectacular 2002 where Levi bought our MJ Rookie PSA 10. The theme this year is "cleaning out the basement". I'm bringing boxes of stuff that I can not bring back home, including:
- a couple hundred back issues of VCBC (ask me for a free one)
- side written / game used / decal bats
- baseball books including dozens of Putnams and autographs
- split finger and buckle back mitts with Heilman, Hartnett...
- a few hundred NY Times sports pages (1927-1938)
- Early Reach / Spalding Guides
- A bunch of T cards - including a pile of T206's that I'm holding for Cave if he gets his act together and makes the trip
- Im still hoping to get a certain ex-doctor/autograph guest from Packer country to visit my booth.
- I will have a librarian on hand to examine any extraneous stamps on your cards to help determine provenance.

[freakhappy]

Originally Posted by Wildfireschulte

This will will be my first time setting up at The National since the spectacular 2002 where Levi bought our MJ Rookie PSA 10. The theme this year is "cleaning out the basement". I'm bringing boxes of stuff that I can not bring back home, including:
- a couple hundred back issues of VCBC (ask me for a free one)
- side written / game used / decal bats
- baseball books including dozens of Putnams and autographs
- split finger and buckle back mitts with Heilman, Hartnett...
- a few hundred NY Times sports pages (1927-1938)
- Early Reach / Spalding Guides
- A bunch of T cards - including a pile of T206's that I'm holding for Cave if he gets his act together and makes the trip
- Im still hoping to get a certain ex-doctor/autograph guest from Packer country to visit my booth.
- I will have a librarian on hand to examine any extraneous stamps on your cards to help determine provenance.

Mr. Farrell....

As of now, I'm a go! Looking forward to meeting up with you and seeing what you have for sale. I don't think I'll make it over there until Friday, so don't feel obligated to hold those T cards

How's your fantasy team doing? I heard you're up against one of the best this week

[Steve_NY]

Steve Sabow, Booth 1110P, 6 booths straight in from entrance

My focus is typically non sports and sports cards, NM to MT ungraded complete sets, unopened packs and boxes, and empty display boxes.

MANY new acquisitions since last year that have never been to a show.

In particular, over 300 Zeenuts, T210s most series, Cracker Jack 1915,
Bread labels (Baseball, Over 200 - 300 R cards including Butterfinger premiums.

I will be set up by 3:00 PM or earlier on Tuesday. DEALERS, stop by and let's make a deal.

Steve

[larrie804]

We can be found at Booths 213, 215, 312 and 314. We have 200+/- Tcards (half of which were not at the last National); dozens of Caramels and hundreds of misc. Pre-WWII cards among which are over 175 cards of HOFers. We have 50s, 60s and 70s sets and a strong selection of raw 50s-70s single cards all organized for "set builders easy find"! Stop by and say hello.

Larrie Dean
Dean's House of Cards
(NOT DEAN's CARDS)
804-833-3087

[timn1]

Mike Peich, Rob Adesso, and I will be set up at 339 under the name of T&M Cards. We will have prewar BB in all shapes, sizes, and grades.

Tim Newcomb