Legendary Auctions May Auction

[autograf]

Probably from same source.........

Does Dave Forman consigning to Legendary Auctions mean that the lawsuit with Mastro et al is off? Or is the clear deliniation between the two companies sufficent insulation for him to feel comfortable with consigning?

[Peter_Spaeth]

Speaking of clear delineations, Doug Allen is still listed as the President of Ketap Company (successor in interest to Mastro Auctions) on the Illinois Secretary of State website.

http://www.ilsos.gov/corporatellc/Co...eLlcController

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by autograf

Probably from same source.........

Does Dave Forman consigning to Legendary Auctions mean that the lawsuit with Mastro et al is off? Or is the clear deliniation between the two companies sufficent insulation for him to feel comfortable with consigning?

Forman consigned with REA...I'm not aware that he's consigned with Legendary.

[bmarlowe1]

Thanks to my friend Bob R. for pointing out this photo (lot 705) labeled as Billy Nash is really Dick Johnston. I downloaded the same physical photo from a collector's web-site (zmotive) some time ago. I noticed there that it was incorrectly ID'd as Nash.

[wonkaticket]

Nice catch Mark & Bob.

[Bicem]

Nice catch Mark, SGC should hire you for player identification!

[3-2-count]

I thought Nash looked different in that one, but just thought it may have been a younger pic of him. Great work Mark, as always....

[bmarlowe1]

Jeff - I've been told by a respected board member that telling collectors/consignors that their identifications are wrong often results in yelling and screaming . I don't doubt it. It seems to have a special place - even beyond disagreements over card grading.

That same image, correctly identified as Johnston, appeared in "A History of the Boston Base Ball Club", by George Tuohey, published by M. F. Quinn, 1897.