REA - how'd ya make out?

[wilsonjc08]

I picked up a couple 1914 CJs for my set.

Marquard and Packard.

Both PSA 3’s.

[x2drich2000]

I picked up a couple items, these being my two favorites. Been wanting a Winthrop for a number of years and forgot to bid on the one last year.

[yanks87]

I got curb stomped on every lot. great for the pocket book, horrible for the collection.

[pete zouras]

After years of being outbid. It's the only one with two players.

[BeanTown]

Originally Posted by x2drich2000

I picked up a couple items, these being my two favorites. Been wanting a Winthrop for a number of years and forgot to bid on the one last year.

Two great pickups Richard! That Winthrop is too rare for it's own good. I was hoping to pick that one off late. That is one of the rarest postcard sets ever made and most folks don't talk about them.

[RCMcKenzie]

Great cards, all. That K-Bats team card is really cool.

If the winner of the OJ lots 78 and 84 wants to sell a Fogarty, let me know. Thanks.

I had the Sporting Times Keefe on my bidder card and was ready to take it if no one else wanted it, but it ended up selling over 10K. Was languishing below 2k for a long time. Congrats to the winner of it.

Here are 2 T216's of Evers...

[x2drich2000]

Originally Posted by BeanTown

Two great pickups Richard! That Winthrop is too rare for it's own good. I was hoping to pick that one off late. That is one of the rarest postcard sets ever made and most folks don't talk about them.

Jay, was it you who tried to snipe it at away from me at 11:59? I agree about the Winthrop being too rare. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a couple more, but I've only been able to find of 3 McGinnity, 1 Brown, 2 Mathewson, and 1 Dixon (Boxer).

For anyone not familiar with these, here is a animation of the Brown from the old cardboard website

[Piratedogcardshows]

I unfortunately struck out in REA for the first time in awhile. Luckily they were nothing to get too upset over

Great pickups everyone!

[mark evans]

OT: I won a Bob Dylan handbill for a concert in my home town (Norfolk) during my senior year in high school (1966). Unfortunately, I didn't attend the show.

As to baseball, Chuck Stobbs and Hank Foiles were the battery for my high school (Granby) but long before my time ('46 I believe).