Heritage Winnings

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Kawika

Been jealous of Jeff L's bitchen' 1933 Goudey Ott for a long long time and was finally able to land one almost as worthy.

Ho'omai'ka'i 'ana Kawika. That "Ott" to make you happy! Great card.

[Kawika]

Mahalos fo' dat, Ed. It gets pitch black here at 4pm, the furnace just got its annual tune-up and I put my winter tires on last week. The islands are a long way away but mau ke aloha no Hawaii.

Prince Oana throwing bullets.

[Exhibitman]

I love that 2nd series Goudey, David. Just great, great images.

[glchen]

Picked up these notepads.

[jfkheat]

Not pre-war but I won this.
James

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by glchen

Picked up these notepads.

Awesome. I got the original negative used for the Yankee example you win. I wonder if it was the same consigner or just a crazy Coinsidence as the glass neg is obviously a 1 of 1 and no one I ha e takes to has seen the notebook(collectors in the know).

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by glchen

Picked up these notepads.

Congrats Gary, I was the underbidder and just decided to go after something else after I was outbid....

[clydepepper]

This will look great on my wall:
MICKEY MANTLE 18x27 Original Arthur-K-Miller Painting_won in Heritage Auction for 696.09 on Nov .jpg

[glchen]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

Congrats Gary, I was the underbidder and just decided to go after something else after I was outbid....

Thanks, Greg. I had a few more bullets left, but definitely glad I didn't have to use them!

[bobbyw8469]

Won 3 post war on Saturday night. Nothing too exciting, but I thought they were nice!

[Thromdog]

More EPDGs to sift through. Gonna be a fun mail day.....

[glenv]

I picked up some '15 Cracker Jacks. I was really after the Branch Rickey and Cicotte. The others may be available soon.

CJ_lot.jpg

[BeanTown]

Not prewar, but this is a set that has special meaning to me. A longtime dealer I respect a lot, used to always tell me how rare these cards were and how cool they were. Plus, I think he remembered watching the competition live on TV.

This one is for you Jay!

[ullmandds]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Not prewar, but this is a set that has special meaning to me. A longtime dealer I respect a lot, used to always tell me how rare these cards were and how cool they were. Plus, I think he remembered watching the competition live on TV.

This one is for you Jay!

I loved watching those old episodes in my younger years...they were "hokey!!!"

[Kawika]

"People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring." - attributed to Rogers Hornsby. Back in the day there wasn't cable TV, 24-7 news cycles, cameras in everyone's faces. Winter meant no baseball. Zero zip nada. In 1960 at least we had Home Run Derby. We got to see our baseball heroes up close in the California sunshine in glorious black-and-white while we were freezing our butts in living color. Home Run Derby was "must see TV" for this erstwhile ten-year old. Very cool pick-up.

[kmac32]

does anyone know who won the W572 set? If so, I have an additional piece that goes along with the set. Have them contact me.

[felada]

Their shipping is beginning to rival REA. My lot arrived yesterday. I thought a lot of the 19th century items went cheap.