Enough With The Damn Money Talk; Show A Card That Makes You Happy

[benge610]

Originally Posted by benge610

Happy, Hobby, Feel Feel.
Paddy Livingston's evolution; different ideas he had; of signing autograph pieces; mail order or at shows; up until he passed in 1977. He was the last survivor of the "T206" era (1910's), still signing autographs.




Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

Found another one! Fun in the hobby.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by benge610

Found another one! Fun in the hobby.

It really does make me happy.
They find me.
3 more finds in the evolution of Paddy Livingston's signings.

1952, 1966 and
1970 (signed on reverse of his first "pic" efforts.)



Ben
"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

[B O'Brien]

The Iron Horse is my sidekick when I work from the house. Ruth is his sidekick on the other side of the wall. Joe D, Lazzeri and Dickey also in the lineup on the wall.

Love the guys being there when I take a break!
Thanks,
Bob

[JimC]

Local Legend. To me a grail card!

[brianp-beme]

Today's burst of happiness brought to you by the makers of W503 Jake Daubert cards and the United Manufacturers of red and blue felt tip markers (a subsidiary of Scotch brand cellophane tape).

Brian

[CobbSpikedMe]

Originally Posted by brianp-beme

Today's burst of happiness brought to you by the makers of W503 Jake Daubert cards and the United Manufacturers of red and blue felt tip markers (a subsidiary of Scotch brand cellophane tape).

Brian

Hey Brian,

I love it when a B&W issue has a touch of color added. Here is my W572 with some well placed red added.


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[Exhibitman]

Some happy place rookie cards for me:

Manos De Piedra:



The Hitman:



Pac Man:



The Executioner:



Smokin' Joe:



The Gypsy King:



The Brockton Blockbuster:




The Manassa Mauler:



The Fighting Marine: