How many (sub) collections do you have?

[Jim VB]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

"Players names Dewolf"

And here is the only one. Our Own Robert King Dewolf.

Robert Dewolf
Robert King Dewolf
Bats: Left , Throws: Left
Height: 6' 3" , Weight: 185 lb.

Come on Rob show us some of those cards.

Here you go Steve. (For the record, I believe Rob still bats left, throws left, and is still 6' 3"!)

[calvindog]

Jim, those are some pretty cool cards. It seems like Rob was a pretty fair baseball player, at least until his glasses broke and he lost all his powers.

Well, I mean Rob was ok -- but did you know that before Elkins got injured he could hit a softball 400 feet? Even while skinning a rooster with his left hand?

[slantycouch]

Sometimes I think my whole collection is one big mass of sub collections.

I have trouble staying focused on any one thing.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by slantycouch

Sometimes I think my whole collection is one big mass of sub collections.

I have trouble staying focused on any one thing.

That is my answer almost to a T. My whole collection is a subcollection. Since I never could stay focused I have always mainly been a type collector. That, and I have always liked variety.

I do collect Nixie Callahan a little bit, and a few other obscure sets, but mainly I have always focused on being unfocused

[ethicsprof]

i'm still a T206 man but absolutely love the type collecting i'm doing from
1900-1936, the latter mainly for framing and display.
best,
barry

[marvjung]

T206 (HOF'ers, tougher backs)
T213

Then anything that might be one-off that I find super interesting.

[Theoldprofessor]

I received an email from a member asking about an Exhibit Doerr, as mentioned in a note I ran here yesterday in this thread.

Tim, I wrote a reply, but my DELL computer once again screwed up its delivery, simultaneously managing to delete your note. Please accept my apology. I'm sure Mike Dell will be sending his regrets too

Unfortunately I don't have a Doerr in any conditon. They're alphabetized, and between teammates Dom DiMaggio and Walt Dropo I find nothing but a big empty.

Sorry.

Bob