Love of the Game Wins

[midmo]

Happy to get this one. I made a good run at an E98 Dahlen (blue) that I needed to complete a color run, but somebody wanted it more than me. Oh well, maybe next time.

[clydepepper]

More Mo for me:

1922 Exhibits- Moses Yellowhorse.jpg

[Louieman]

Very happy to add this to the postcard collection

[OriolesHOF]

Won two of the four lots I was high bidder on when I tucked in at 2 am. As a bidder, wish the lots would close individually but certainly understand the consigners interest.

[judsonhamlin]

Won the E90 Brown that had great registration and no lipstick.
Lost out on the Hostess lot - if anyone here won that, I'm looking for some '78 and '79 panels for now.

[Brian Van Horn]

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[BeanTown]

This was one of my wins. Don't know much about it, but it has great eye appeal to me. The reverse was addressed to someone in Ohio, and I'm driving to Ohio next week, so it was a sign!!! Nice too see that type cards and postcards are alive and doing very well! I'm in the zombie category along with others for staying up late.

[Piratedogcardshows]

Im happy to have won half the lots I bid on and the one I really wanted. Im afraid a Old Mill Cabinet is just out of my reach at this time. The Walters went way above my bid after the auction went into extended time.

A fine addition to my T210 Error collection.

[rhettyeakley]

I won a Home Run Kisses card and (3) couponed Zeenuts including the 1914 Barton. Great auction, a little something for everyone it seemed!

On a side note if anyone won the lot of 22 1912 zeenut cards I only needed one and would trade heavily in your favor for the card I need.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

This was one of my wins. Don't know much about it, but it has great eye appeal to me. The reverse was addressed to someone in Ohio, and I'm driving to Ohio next week, so it was a sign!!! Nice too see that type cards and postcards are alive and doing very well! I'm in the zombie category along with others for staying up late.

Just in case you missed my post about this postcard in another thread the player pictured here is not Guy W. Green, it's an unidentified player, I've been trying to identify him for years now with no luck as to his real name. There are two other cards in this series of postcards that I know of and they also say "Guy w. Green, mgr" on the front as well.

I believe the player shown on your postcard went by the name "Thorgy". He is second from left in the back row.



Here's an 8x10 photograph that was clearly the same photo used for the postcard.




Here are the other two postcards in this same series.

Dan Tobey



Team postcard with Guy W. Green in the center wearing a suit.

[pencil1974]

I won the 34 Goudey Authentic grade Gehrig, along with a few others. The eye appeal of the Gehrig was what sucked me in.