Hockey Board ?

[Old Mill Man]

Nice Card of Bauer.Is it blank on the reverse?Do you know who made it?
Thanks.

[Leon]

It's not taboo to post a hockey card over here....The reason we didn't start one before is that we didn't want to ruin someone else's network54 chat board. That sentiment remains today but if there is enough interest it could be considered.....heck, we could take our least frequented forum on this board (golf or basketball) and just make a /hockey out of it.......I will go check out the other board, contact it's owner (maybe) and go from there...regards

[rhettyeakley]

Ralph, the Bauer card is from the 1939-40 V301 O-Pee-Chee set. It is blank on the reverse side.

[sox1903wschamp]

Rhett is correct and he knows his Hockey. Since it is not taboo, here is a little "Old Time Hockey".

[baseballart]

I wouldn't want to rock the boat (or train) with hockey posts

[rhettyeakley]

Max, the 1928-29 V128-2 Paulins Candy is one tough set.

I love the "old-time hockey" (and Slap Shot the Movie).

Here is another tough one, V31 Dominion Chocolate

-Rhett

[toppcat]

Old Hockey and Lacrosse (don't forget a lot of old hockey players also played lacrosse) cards are great fun and the Net54 Vintage Hockey board has a lot of good people on it, with less than optimum posting habits. I think a link like the Non Sports link would work just fine.

[Old Mill Man]

Originally Posted by rhettyeakley

Ralph, the Bauer card is from the 1939-40 V301 O-Pee-Chee set. It is blank on the reverse side.

Rhett,
What would the value of the Bauer be?I would love to own that card.

[rhettyeakley]

Ralph, it's difficult to say, because while I would estimate the price would be around $100-150 or less (depending on condition), what is going to prove difficult is actually finding one for sale. This seems to be the case with many pre-war hockey cards. Once you find that card you have been searching for the price will generally not be astronomical, but finding one is 9/10ths of the problem.
-Rhett