My Snapshot Collection Is Now Up For Viewing!

[Chris-Counts]

What a wonderful display of snapshots Lucas! I see a few that once resided in my collection, besides the one of Red playing for the Red Wings in 1943 (not 1944). I like the diverse mix of players and scenes and majors and minors and even kids playing ball. Snapshots do such amazing job of capturing baseball in the mid-20th century. If you are ever up for a trade, let me know.

[WillowGrove]

Thanks for posting Lucas! It was a lot of fun scrolling and trying to guess the players.

I remember a dealer at the natty had albums full of mostly autographed snapshots from the 70s and I think he said it came from one woman's collection. I wish I bought more. Maybe some of yours came from that collection?

Regardless, great collection!

[Scott Garner]

Hi Lucas.
Absolutely an amazing collection!!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Congrats!

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Hi Lucas.
Absolutely an amazing collection!!
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Congrats!

Lucas,

So COOL! Thanks so much for sharing. Really enjoyed scrolling through the snapshots. They have definitely gained popularity since I started collecting.

Tough to pick a favorite, but really liked the Astros Griffin and Dierker that are signed by both. Awesome shot of the two in the old school jerseys.

[Baseballcrazy62]

Awesome collection. I think snapshots are sometimes cooler than cards!

[pherbener]

Thanks so much for sharing those Lucas. Those are great! I LOVE The Matty one!!

[LEHR]

Lucas,

You have a great snapshot collection.
In a lot of ways I like snapshots better that the photos taken by news agencies or famous photographer's just because they feel so much more personal and less staged; or more intimate and less grand.

My only question would be: why are you selling those great Willie Mays snapshots? Don't you need those?