ONE only. Dream gift ud love

[RayBShotz]

1916 M101-4 Sporting News Ad Back Ruth.
I'd settle for a Joe Jackson though.

[fkm_bky]

A nice but basic waterfront cabin on the Green Bay side of Door County, WI.

For cards, easy...a T206 Wags.

Bill

[LEHR]

I'll play...

Sticking to things that are actually attainable:

Non-sports related: I'd like a MINT 1957 Dodge Sierra or Suburban Station Wagon.

Sports related: I'd like a high-grade 1933 OPC hockey set.

[pawpawdiv9]

Go to a UGA - Fl college football game
Card — Ruth rookie or nice red goudey
But foremost is cure my bladder

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9

Go to a UGA - Fl college football game
Card — Ruth rookie or nice red goudey
But foremost is cure my bladder

Prayers 🙏

[Balticfox]

A M.I.B Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory!

I made the biggest score of my young life on a family trip to Detroit to visit relatives in the summer of 1964. I got my father to buy me a Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory at a hobby shop on the north side of Seven Mile Road just west of the Southfield Expressway!







Box art by the legendary Mort Kunstler!



My two best buddies were more than eager to be my demented half-brained lab assistants and enthusiastically fetched tap water for me while I mixed the concoctions.

I believe my father gave it away to the snot nosed kid down the street when I went off to a boarding school in Kennebunkport, Maine for grade nine in September 1965. Very sad. I've wanted another one badly for decades now.

[raineybt]

One of the items I remember from the only National I went to as a kid - 1912 L1 Leather Walter Johnson. Happy to know the top of the ~15 or so grail cards I can imagine, I have an outside shot at one day acquiring.

[ValKehl]

My modest wish is for one card of Sam Rice that I don't already have (i.e., not an upgrade), which is something that I haven't been able to achieve during 2024. If I can have my druthers, it would be his 1922 Witmor Candy Type 2 card (has vertical back). The only example of this card listed in the pop reports is a PSA 1, but I'd be thrilled to obtain it, despite its condition.

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

A M.I.B Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory!

I made the biggest score of my young life on a family trip to Detroit to visit relatives in the summer of 1964. I got my father to buy me a Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory at a hobby shop on the north side of Seven Mile Road just west of the Southfield Expressway!







Box art by the legendary Mort Kunstler!



My two best buddies were more than eager to be my demented half-brained lab assistants and enthusiastically fetched tap water for me while I mixed the concoctions.

I believe my father gave it away to the snot nosed kid down the street when I went off to boarding school in grade nine. in September 1965. Very sad. I've wanted another one badly for decades now.

Every board needs a mad scientist. My dream card is the E107 RC of Matty. Such an elegant pose, white tie and all. Once had one (sob). Long gone.

[samosa4u]

Oh boy ... another DREAM thread ...

What is your birthday DREAM gift ???
What is your Christmas DREAM gift ??
What cards do you normally DREAM about ???
I WISH my wife would buy me ...

I say this to all of you: how about you turn that DREAM into a REALITY ???
Make some moves and get it!!!
How hard is that ??

[todeen]

Originally Posted by Balticfox

A M.I.B Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory!

I made the biggest score of my young life on a family trip to Detroit to visit relatives in the summer of 1964. I got my father to buy me a Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory at a hobby shop on the north side of Seven Mile Road just west of the Southfield Expressway!







Box art by the legendary Mort Kunstler!



My two best buddies were more than eager to be my demented half-brained lab assistants and enthusiastically fetched tap water for me while I mixed the concoctions.

I believe my father gave it away to the snot nosed kid down the street when I went off to boarding school in grade nine. in September 1965. Very sad. I've wanted another one badly for decades now.

this is my favorite answer so far.

it sounds like my wife's easy bake oven story. she wanted one forever, but her dad lost his job for multiple years (Kaiser Aluminum Lockout...wikipedia it.... new owner purposefully bought the company for union busting). she finally got one her junior or senior year of high school, but didn't have time to play with it due to varsity basketball. season ended, she eagerly looked for her easy bake oven during spring break, but her mom had cleaned house and given it away! my mom-in-law was shocked by the real tears my wife shed.

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[Balticfox]

Originally Posted by todeen

it sounds like my wife's easy bake oven story. she wanted one forever, but her dad lost his job for multiple years (Kaiser Aluminum Lockout...wikipedia it.... new owner purposefully bought the company for union busting). she finally got one her junior or senior year of high school, but didn't have time to play with it due to varsity basketball. season ended, she eagerly looked for her easy bake oven during spring break, but her mom had cleaned house and given it away! my mom-in-law was shocked by the real tears my wife shed.

Mint-in-Box Kenner Easy-Bake Ovens from 20-25 years ago aren't tough to find though. Surprise your wife with one at Xmas or on her birthday!

[GasHouseGang]

Originally Posted by RayBShotz

1916 M101-4 Sporting News Ad Back Ruth.
I'd settle for a Joe Jackson though.

Similar cards on my list. Mainly, an early Ruth with him still on the Red Sox and some early Joe Jackson.

[e107collector]

Originally Posted by GasHouseGang

Similar cards on my list. Mainly, an early Ruth with him still on the Red Sox and some early Joe Jackson.

David,

That picture of the Boston Store Joe Jackson, was my old card. I sold it back in 2018.

Also, Jeff does the E300 Plow Chase actually exist? I would love to see a scan as well.

[calvindog]

Tony, I have never seen an image of it and I’ve been looking for 20 years.

[Jason Carota]

The 1887 Lowell Baseball Club photo (cabinet?) on the Hugh Duffy page of the Old Judge book.

[Howe’s Hunter]

Howe's rubber stamp. either one or both.