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Old 05-26-2020, 07:59 PM
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Here's the latest addition to my W711 set, Jim Weaver, along with two variations of the 1940 Play Ball Lonny Frey ...
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Here's the latest addition to my W711 set, Jim Weaver, along with two variations of the 1940 Play Ball Lonny Frey ...
Jim Weaver is another I have never seen. Great find! I also like those Lonny Frey cards. I lived in Spokane and never knew that's where he lived / or around until I saw his collection appear in Antiques Roadshow in Spokane. If you haven't seen it you should try to find the clip.

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Those old school publicity photos are the best. Nothing like today. Can you imagine Mike Trout being told to throw the ball in the air as high as he can and try to catch it as photos are being taken? And that old school windup. Love it. My son cracks up when I throw it like that in the backyard. I love pre-war sets, they have some great shots.

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Big Jim is the other really tough w711. I looked a long time for one, but there are a few out ther, at least.

The cigar box was just commemorating the team, I guess. No specific event that I know of.

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