Woowee! Show us your Christie's wins

[RedsFan1941]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

david amazing smoky joe cabinet and glad you won it. I laugh now that i thought maybe my $2500 bid would win it. Do you remember what it went for in 2007?

$6,355

[ejharrington]

Does anyone know how to print the pictures from the christies site? I am unable to do so. Thanks.

[ksfarmboy]

Beautiful David! Congratulations!

[pherbener]

Originally Posted by ksfarmboy

Beautiful David! Congratulations!

That is a great pickup David!!

[pherbener]

Originally Posted by ejharrington

Does anyone know how to print the pictures from the christies site? I am unable to do so. Thanks.

I couldn't do it either so I just took a bad picture!

[Shoeless Moe]

Paul

Killer SJJ!!!!!!

other Paul

[Al C.risafulli]

Thrilled that you got that, David.

I was chasing the Temple Cup print for a while, but chickened out late. More stuff tomorrow.

-Al

[pherbener]

Originally Posted by Shoeless Moe

Paul

Killer SJJ!!!!!!

other Paul

Thanks Paul!!

Other Paul

[Jobu]

Open the large image on your screen, hit the print screen key on your keyboard, then open up Paint, a graphics program, Word, something, and hit control v to paste the image.

Originally Posted by ejharrington

Does anyone know how to print the pictures from the christies site? I am unable to do so. Thanks.

[ejharrington]

Originally Posted by Jobu

Open the large image on your screen, hit the print screen key on your keyboard, then open up Paint, a graphics program, Word, something, and hit control v to paste the image.

Thank you.

[cracker_jack]

Tommy Leach

[Jobu]

Happy to help. I should have mentioned that the photo editing programs will also allow you to crop the screen shot down to just the relevant auction details or to only the photo (the more of your screen the image fills up when you "print screen" the better the image will be). You can crop in Word too by left clicking the image once, then right click, choose the crop icon, and drag the corners of the image to the size you want.

Also - great items! I am loving all of these Horner cabinets. I need to pick one of those up some day.

Originally Posted by ejharrington

Thank you.

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

Man oh man I was drooling over this one. Congrats to the winner. $15k sounds good when you compare to the Carolina Spinners going for $37k.

[benchod]

Greenville Spinners was his first professional team and a much nicer photo
He is also buried in Greenville. VM photo is great also
Wonder why those two reappeared in this auction when they were " sold" last October?

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

Man oh man I was drooling over this one. Congrats to the winner. $15k sounds good when you compare to the Carolina Spinners going for $37k.

The Mills photo is awesome, but I liked the Spinners cabinet much more also. As Craig said, the Spinners were Jackson's first professional team (Class D, I believe) which is super important to many, including me. I also believe that that was where he earned his nickname.

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

Man oh man I was drooling over this one. Congrats to the winner. $15k sounds good when you compare to the Carolina Spinners going for $37k.

Thanks AJ. Was happy to win the Vic Mills as I have the postcard to make a great companion piece with. I was under bidder in the Spinners Cabinet and thought that was a great item as well! And congrats on great pickups!

Craig, I noticed both Jackson items being relisted as well and when I spoke to a rep at Christies they said a bidder reneged on those items. This is why I question a week ago about how Christies determines what kind of budget to allow bidders.

Ben, love the La Azura Photo and let me know when you are done with it! Thank you for sharing where that image came from because I knew it look familiar and couldn't think where I've seen it before. Now I know.

I'm curious who I got in a bidding war with over the 1910 Cobb in Cuba postcard? I'm glad to see other "crazed bidders" out there like me. ��

I don't think you could go wrong with any lot from that auction as many of those items belong in a museum.