November Pickups

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

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Brian,

You got that at a great price. I thought about making a run at it if all my other lots got out of reach, but I ended up getting two, glad you got it.

[GregMitch34]

Yeah, I was shocked I got that Red Sun at "decent" price. I guess it's what you dream about in big auctions, that a piece you want just slips through cracks with so much else to bid on. Usually you hope and bid and then get crushed, but once in awhile you luck out. And luck is the key word.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by edjs

Brian,

You got that at a great price. I thought about making a run at it if all my other lots got out of reach, but I ended up getting two, glad you got it.

Ed,

Thank you. I was debating going after the D380-1 Pattee, but I didn't want to get into a bind. Congratulations on your two wins!

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Ed,

Thank you. I was debating going after the D380-1 Pattee, but I didn't want to get into a bind. Congratulations on your two wins!

The Pattee is cool, I love the ovals, but I love that name "Don Carlos Ragan." These were my wins, I already have Kelly in a Brunners and Marten, so now I need the Weber and General Baking:

[pete zouras]

The sepia tint added by me.

[Vintagecatcher]

Greg,

Congrats on picking up a beautiful T211.

I'm still waiting for one of the few catcher cards in the T211 set to add to my collection.

Patrick

[gabrinus]

Nice ones Brian and Ed.....Brian, I was tempted on that Ragan..like Ed said that is a great price.........Jerry

[GregMitch34]

As with the Red Sun, the first of this type and long awaited, also top graded. Nice image.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1479702508

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by gabrinus

Nice ones Brian and Ed.....Brian, I was tempted on that Ragan..like Ed said that is a great price.........Jerry

Thank you, Jerry.

[charlietheexterminator]

Here are a few tough cards I was lucky to pick up. I also scored another 10 brown Hindu's.

[njdunkin1]

Originally Posted by charlietheexterminator

Here are a few tough cards I was lucky to pick up. I also scored another 10 brown Hindu's.

Wowzers! I was watching many of those just to check the final hammer price. Congratulations!

[iowadoc77]

Wow Chuck!
Nice pickups.
Mic drop!

[MartyFromCANADA]

Last of the 3 Jennings T206's arrived today.

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[rainier2004]

Nice McGraw Eric...good season this year?!

What are the 6 you are missing? Are you going to display them?

[iowadoc77]

Originally Posted by rainier2004

Nice McGraw Eric...good season this year?!

What are the 6 you are missing? Are you going to display them?

Hey Steve! Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for the comments.
The ones I am missing are in my signature. Couple of tough ones for sure.
I will definitely display them as I get closer.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by charlietheexterminator

Here are a few tough cards I was lucky to pick up. I also scored another 10 brown Hindu's.

Great looking cards, Chuck!! (along with the other members shown too)

and another rppc, regular sized card but large scan, of a generic baseball scene...had it for a while but don't remember showing it...

[njdunkin1]

Very nice photo Leon, I love the old timey color on those!
Here are two that I am stoked about getting. My first Tolstoi (happens to be a portrait I needed!) and my first Johnny Kling for my back run! Hooray!
NJ

[MikeGarcia]

.. Wheaties premium ; postcard-sized but blank back ; Just bought the raw one at the bottom ; Irving "Jack" Burns of the St. Louis Browns ; five fewer tack-holes and an ounce less nicotine film...

..I can live with the thumb crease...


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[MikeGarcia]

....a master set of Tex Carleton cards shouldn't take eleven years....the postcard-sized '34 Gold Medal Wheaties premium , from when he pitched for the magnificent world champion Cardinals , is dwarfed by the Rochester Red Wings Team-Issued ; that's from 1931 possibly 1932 ? Somebody out there knows. Very large item and obviously difficult to keep in decent condition for all these years. He famously pitched a no-hitter in 1940 as a Brooklyn Dodger.

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[MikeGarcia]

..Top card is his 1936 issue from National Chicle , the "fine pens" set ;the horizontal is the new pick-up....the designation for the 1936 set is "R313" ....the Gold Medal Foods set is from two years earlier and is known as "R313A"...go figure...I love this hobby...

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[ramram]

Originally Posted by Leon

Great looking cards, Chuck!! (along with the other members shown too)

and another rppc, regular sized card but large scan, of a generic baseball scene...had it for a while but don't remember showing it...

Then and now:
Rob M

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