A few signed 1933 Goudey cards for sale...

[scottglevy]

Marty. Thank you for all your help to my dad and I in working towards the completion of a 33 Goudey signed set. It’s encouraging to see collaborative hobbyists like yourself.

Best wishes
Scott (and Hank)

[martyesullivan]

Here’s a few more signed 33 Goudey extras that I have:

1. Hughie Critz $175 shipped: Second Baseman for the Reds (1924-1930) and Giants (1930-35). Reds Hall of Fame member and won a WS with the Giants in 33.
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2. Mark Koenig $100 shipped for the Blue Flip, $80 for the Red Flip: Played 12 MLB seasons from 1925-36. Shortstop for the Yankees, Tigers, Cubs, Reds, and Giants. 2x WS Champ.
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3. Carl Reynolds $250 shipped: Really great outfielder, lifetime .302 average. Played from 1927-39. Spent time with the White Sox, Senators, Browns, Red Sox, and Cubs. Died 1978.
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4. Charley Barry $300 shipped: Died in 1972, amazing athlete, member of the College Football HOF. Played catcher for the Athletics, Red Sox, White Sox, and Athletics.
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[martyesullivan]

Here’s a few more signed 33 Goudey extras that I have:

1. Monte Weaver was a pitcher for the Senators (1931-38) and Red Sox (1939). His win-loss record was an impressive 71-50. He died in 1994. This is a beautiful example for $250 shipped.
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2. Fred Schulte was a center fielder for the Browns (1927-32), Senators (1933-35) and the Pirates (1936-37). He had a lifetime batting average of .291. Died in 1983. $175 shipped.
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3. Lon Warneke, one of my favorites! The “Arkansas Hummingbird” was a pitcher for the Cubs (1930-36 and 1942-43, 1945) and Cardinals (1937-42). He had an amazing win-loss record going 192-121 with a lifetime ERA of 3.18! He was a 5x All-Star and was great with his bat too! He actually had the first ever triple in All-Star history, which scored the first NL run in All-Star game history. He also pitched a no-no and was the NL wins leader. Died in 1976. Tough card $300.
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