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Purdom is pretty good.
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I've been looking for a memorable Reds bat for some time, and I just picked up this signed 1958 beauty ...
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Beauty Chris!
Pretty good player as well... nice gamer with great sigs! I love that era for Bats. |
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1919 cincinnati reds
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Cincinnati reds second baseman lew fonseca
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IMG_6404.jpg 1923 - 1925 h&b labeling period game used bat of cincinnati reds second baseman lew fonseca (1921 - 1924) with postage stamps attached to bat barrel from when it was cracked and mailed back to h&b factory for keeping in the vault from which copies of the bat measurements would be used for making of new bats. |
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Barry Larkin, Joey Votto, Tris Speaker, 1930-45 Cincinnati Reds, T206 Cincinnati Successful deals with: Banksfan14, Brianp-beme, Bumpus Jones, Dacubfan (x5), Dstrawberryfan39, Ed_Hutchinson, Fballguy, fusorcruiser (x2), GoCalBears, Gorditadog, Luke, MikeKam, Moosedog, Nineunder71, Powdered H20, PSU, Ronniehatesjazz, Roarfrom34, Sebie43, Seven, and Wondo |
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Circa late 1940's Ewell Blackwell personal model Goldsmith glove
I'm happy to have added this circa 1948 Ewell Blackwell Goldsmith glove.
This was Goldsmith's top of the line model during this era. Blackwell aka "The Whip" came the closest to duplicating Johnny Vander Meer's "Vander Meeracle" of hurling two back to back no-hitters on June 22, 1947. He lost his 2nd consecutive no-hitter with 1 out in the 9th inning while teammate Vandy watched from the top step of the Reds dugout. Alas, it wasn't to be, but Blackwell had an amazing 1947 season, winning 16 consecutive games without a loss... Last edited by Scott Garner; 02-04-2021 at 06:19 AM. |
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Barry Larkin, Joey Votto, Tris Speaker, 1930-45 Cincinnati Reds, T206 Cincinnati Successful deals with: Banksfan14, Brianp-beme, Bumpus Jones, Dacubfan (x5), Dstrawberryfan39, Ed_Hutchinson, Fballguy, fusorcruiser (x2), GoCalBears, Gorditadog, Luke, MikeKam, Moosedog, Nineunder71, Powdered H20, PSU, Ronniehatesjazz, Roarfrom34, Sebie43, Seven, and Wondo Last edited by todeen; 11-03-2020 at 11:55 AM. |
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That is a fantastic piece! I don't recall seeing one of these before. |
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Sadly, Purdom died four years ago. His Willie Mays lithograph "The Catch" is just beautiful.
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