Any Brooklyn Dodgers collectors out there?

[Topnotchsy]

Here's a couple more scans. 1947 Dodgers (Jackie rookie season) ball and 1946 Montreal Royals (Jackie Minor League) team ball.

Haven't found much that really caught my attention (in my budget)in the last couple of years unfortunately.

[MJKnightJr]

These Brooklyn Dodgers items shown are truly amazing I must say. I’m doing an autographed 1955 Topps set and still need like 4 Dodgers cards. If anyone can help I would really appreciate it. If anything is available let me know as I’m always looking for upgrades as well.

[homerunhitter]

Very cool! Let’s see some more signed dodger baseballs!

[conscious_crow]

Thank you for starting this thread, as I'm excited to see everyone's Brooklyn treasures! Here are a few of the favorites in my collection:

This first piece was an usual, yet superb find. Looks to be a hand-drawn sketch of Nap Rucker from a Brooklyn local at the time (on the back of the drawing, the artist made note of his Brooklyn address and the year - 1913). Quite the lovely piece with much character and what I assume is an even more interesting backstory given the local origin.

[conscious_crow]

Perhaps my favorite piece is this original George Burke 4x6 of Hugh Casey, signed by Casey himself (based on variables, it appears this may be from the late-1930s). A signed piece by Casey is extremely difficult to acquire, particularly due to his untimely passing in 1951. I apologize for the image quality, but as most will know with some of these earlier Burke photos, the sepia tones and image texture is stunning.

[conscious_crow]

A number of the Brooklyn Robins 1921-30 ML Die-Cuts. Not a complete set nor in the best condition, but still charming, hard to find pieces.

[Case12]

I have shown this before. I did this in the early 90's. Poster is 1955 WS reproduction....then I met Whitey in Florida and later Don at some other show in Texas. Had them each signed. I thought it was a cool.

A note on Jackie - his memorial is in the METs stadium. I was surprised when I saw it. I guess they thought that "Dodger" was better remembered there...

[mrmopar]

I watched that item on ebay. I don't think it latest a day.

I would like a Maranville Dodger item, but that was not worth the price for me to get the lot. Seemed like it must have been a good deal though.

Originally Posted by conscious_crow

A number of the Brooklyn Robins 1921-30 ML Die-Cuts. Not a complete set nor in the best condition, but still charming, hard to find pieces.