T206 Player Autographs - Examples Needed

[prewarsports]

I had a few Bud Sharpe autographs and sold my last one through Jim Stinson around Christmas time, I bet he still has a scan somewhere. There are a few others I either have now or have had in the past and might still have scans of, I will look and see if any are still on my example hard drive.

[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by prewarsports

I had a few Bud Sharpe autographs and sold my last one through Jim Stinson around Christmas time, I bet he still has a scan somewhere. There are a few others I either have now or have had in the past and might still have scans of, I will look and see if any are still on my example hard drive.

Thanks for looking! Just updated to reflect a few examples that have been emailed to me this afternoon, Sharpe being one of them.

[HexsHeroes]

Rhys,

Do you still have your scan of George Henry “Heinie” Smith signature you sold many years ago ? That is one of the remaining names on Paul’s list

[prewarsports]

I will need to see, those would be on a different hard drive.

[HexsHeroes]

Here is signature of George Henry "Heinie" Smith,
sold several years ago by Prewarsports
(image curtesy of Rhys Yeakley):
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[T206Collector]

Originally Posted by HexsHeroes

Here is signature of George Henry "Heinie" Smith,
sold several years ago by Prewarsports
(image curtesy of Rhys Yeakley):
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Oh wow! Thank you!!

[HexsHeroes]

Sometime around 1/12/2003, in his Autographs for sale Listing #199 (item 254), Jim Stinson offered a signed 6x8 turn of the century cabinet photo signed by James Doc Casey. Jim posted an image of that item in the listing.

In his Update Listing distributed around 7/24/2009, Jim also offered for sale a closely cropped signature cut (attached to 3x5 index card) of Jimmy Doc Casey, taken from a 1903 Chicago Cubs scrapbook. But an image of that cut was not displayed.

Perhaps Jim still has images saved for either item. Or, perhaps another Net54 OC member has Jim’s original #199 listing with the offered 6x8 cabinet photo, and would take and post a snapshot of that printed image.