1893 Young Autographed Cabinet

[Baseball Rarities]

Originally Posted by benchod

I was happy to pick this one up from the collection

Awesome card Craig. Congrats. Thanks for showing it.

[Fred]

This is the Cy Young cabinet in the Heritage auction.

Craig, that is a sweet cabinet.

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[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

Funny, I've owned a twice-signed photo that belonged to the player! Hal Chase originally inscribed it to his mother but didn't sign it (he did write her name on the back). Decades later, it was the only photo the destitute Chase still had to give to a young girl and her father who collected autographs through the mail. He wrote a message on the verso and signed it again on both sides.

[Exhibitman]

Is "fronto" the opposite of "verso"? For that matter, why isn't "ert" the opposite of "inert"? And why are asteroids in the sky and hemorrhoids in your butt? It would make more sense the other way around.

Sorry, been a long day and that's all I have left in the tank.

And a card

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Is "fronto" the opposite of "verso"? For that matter, why isn't "ert" the opposite of "inert"? And why are asteroids in the sky and hemorrhoids in your butt? It would make more sense the other way around.

Sorry, been a long day and that's all I have left in the tank.

And a card

Recto is the opposite of verso. Not to be confused with rectum, as in we didn't beat them, we rectum!!

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Is "fronto" the opposite of "verso"? For that matter, why isn't "ert" the opposite of "inert"? And why are asteroids in the sky and hemorrhoids in your butt? It would make more sense the other way around.

Sorry, been a long day and that's all I have left in the tank.

Adam, I'm thinking it's a good thing that it hasn't been a short day, leaving more left in your tank!

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by BillyCoxDodgers3B

Funny, I've owned a twice-signed photo that belonged to the player! Hal Chase originally inscribed it to his mother but didn't sign it (he did write her name on the back). Decades later, it was the only photo the destitute Chase still had to give to a young girl and her father who collected autographs through the mail. He wrote a message on the verso and signed it again on both sides.

I think this is the one.