After a year's hiatus, the suit and tie affair is back.

[h2oya311]

a few HOFers early in their careers, dressed in their Sunday best:

Henry Chadwick (c1868), Eddie Collins (1905-06), Rube Foster (1909), Warren Giles (1940s), Hughie Jennings (c1894), Judy Johnson (c1913), Jacob Ruppert (1901), Bud Selig (1966), Mike Finn carrying Tris Speaker and his teammates (1908), and Rube Waddell (1900):

[T206Collector]

[edjs]

I think this is the only card I have anymore that is in street clothes. Huh, I thought I would have others.

[ibuysportsephemera]

Not a Yankees fan, but I always liked this photo (especially Mick's shoes).

[Kawika]

¡Felíz Navidad!


Matty as depicted by Benjamin Falk circa 1904. Used to be mine.




My E107 type card.




Vancouver mayor L. D. Taylor circa 1915. Not mine but thought it worthy of posting. Looks like he knew what he was doing.






Boys in blue 1928 WS


Seasons Greetings from Ol' Casey.


Can't remember if this is mine or whether I just scabbed the scan.
Smilin' Ken Landis wishing you all a Merry Christmas!

[Bicem]

My favorite event of the year, time to get fancy gents. Keep them coming!

[Jobu]

Kelly's is close enough to a tie for me. And the Bambino and some teammates out for a night on the town.

[h2oya311]

Love that “bah humbug” face on Landis. He would have been a perfect Ebenezer Scrooge!

[ValKehl]

1948-50 Safe-T-Cards:

[ValKehl]

The Washington Senators won their first A.L. pennant and only World Series championship in 1924. On August 28-31, 1924, the Senators went to N.Y. and took 3 out of 4 games from the Yankees to gain sole possession of first place. When the team returned home around midnight, thousands of fans greeted them at Union Station. President Coolidge invited the team to the White House, where this photo was taken on September 2, 1924.