Love of the Game Spring auction

[T205 GB]

Originally Posted by pclpads

What else would they say? "This is going to be the worst auction we have ever
offered?"

HAHAHAHA I can't even argue that.

[Bicem]

Opens next week, definitely not our worst ever!

It's going to be pretty damn good. The postcard selection is insane, some really beautiful and historic photos, a ton of autographs and of course a great selection of cards.

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Opens next week, definitely not our worst ever!

It's going to be pretty damn good. The postcard selection is insane, some really beautiful and historic photos, a ton of autographs and of course a great selection of cards.

So when do we get to see? Do we have to wait until it opens?

Let March begin guys!

[Bicem]

Yes, you have to wait.

All it takes is patience, just a little patience, is all you need.

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Opens next week, definitely not our worst ever!

For this consignors sake, I hope not...

[Al C.risafulli]

All it takes is patience, just a little patience, is all you need.

Gross.

Just finalized everything with the catalog, our biggest one yet. It is a pretty extensive auction, with some fantastic pieces in it. I always judge the quality of our auctions based on how many things in it I've never seen before, and there's a heck of a lot of that kind of stuff in it.

Auction will be live before the catalogs mail, but all of it should happen next week. Without getting too spammy, here's a sneak preview of a piece I've been geeking out over all week this week:


It's the Osceola Base Ball Club of 1871, from Stratford, CT. The thing is huge - almost two feet long in its frame. That's Orator Jim O'Rourke in the back row, right.

-Al

[Piratedogcardshows]

Im looking forward to it as always. LOTG usually always has something within my collecting focus.

[T205 GB]

Originally Posted by Al C.risafulli

Gross.

Just finalized everything with the catalog, our biggest one yet. It is a pretty extensive auction, with some fantastic pieces in it. I always judge the quality of our auctions based on how many things in it I've never seen before, and there's a heck of a lot of that kind of stuff in it.

Auction will be live before the catalogs mail, but all of it should happen next week. Without getting too spammy, here's a sneak preview of a piece I've been geeking out over all week this week:


It's the Osceola Base Ball Club of 1871, from Stratford, CT. The thing is huge - almost two feet long in its frame. That's Orator Jim O'Rourke in the back row, right.

-Al

That is one picture I would love to have hanging on my wall. Just beautiful

[JeremyW]

Are we getting close?

[Bicem]

Yes, opening soon...