Autographed Pre-War Cards Show & Tell

[packs]

I think he was saying it was something he couldn't pass up when he bought it, but now its time for somsone else to enjoy it because it's not his area of focus for his collection.

[Leon]

I don't think we need to belabor the point too much more but that is actually not what he said. If you read his last comment he said he bought it for resale and does so to support his habit.....as many of us do...best regards

[bbcemporium]

Originally Posted by Leon

I don't think we need to belabor the point too much more but that is actually not what he said. If you read his last comment he said he bought it for resale and does so to support his habit.....as many of us do...best regards

Leon,
Thanks for the response. Sorry you misunderstood me. By no means was I implying I bought this card on a whim or because it was "cool". I have the utmost appreciation of pre-war cards and hope to include them in the scope of my collecting soon, but explained previously why I currently do not. Anyway, I agree, no need to beat a dead horse, just wanted a chance to defend my motives. Thanks and I appreciate the service you provide with this forum, it has proven to be an excellent resource and learning tool.

[scotty21690]

[Kawika]

For the one or two forum members from South Yemen and North Korea who haven't already seen this card:

[scotty21690]

Originally Posted by Kawika

For the one or two forum members from South Yemen and North Korea who haven't already seen this card:

David,
I am VERY jealous of that card.
Not only do I collect prewar vintage cards of Red Sox players, I also collect auto'ed vintage cards as well as the M116 Red Sox team set. Talk about a dream card....feel free to send it my way.
-Scott

[canjond]