Dennis C. Purdy

[bigtrain]

Originally Posted by bh3443

I bet the articles of discovery were fascinating!

It was quite an interesting experience as the plaintiff sent voluminous, rambling submissions to the Court, many of them without notice to me. Unfortunately, I never did get the chance to take his deposition.

[bh3443]

Originally Posted by bigtrain

It was quite an interesting experience as the plaintiff sent voluminous, rambling submissions to the Court, many of them without notice to me. Unfortunately, I never did get the chance to take his deposition.

Tom, Thanks for the info. That deposition would have been very interesting.
I googled Richard Galasso and found that he won a judgment over someone forging his COA.

[uyu906]

I really miss VCBC. I have all of the issues. I just wish someone was still publishing a magazine of this quality about vintage baseball collectibles.

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by uyu906

I really miss VCBC. I have all of the issues. I just wish someone was still publishing a magazine of this quality about vintage baseball collectibles.

That being said, are there any magazines out there at all (for vintage) worth getting?

Tim

[Leon]

Originally Posted by tcdyess

That being said, are there any magazines out there at all (for vintage) worth getting?

Tim

I like OldCardboard......

[tcdyess]

Originally Posted by Leon

I like OldCardboard......

Thanks, just checked it out and signed up... i'm going to go through the back issues as well and probably order a few...

Tim

[doug.goodman]

I loved the magazine, but it never made me laugh as much as the $1,700,000 (discounted 15%) that he is asking for a signed Carroll Hardy ball in his ebay store.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carroll-Hard...item1c1f6a518c

Doug

[Joe_G.]

Having full runs of both VCBC and Old Cardboard (OC), I find OC more enjoyable. I can turn to the forum to catch up on all the soap operas. OC is perhaps the best pre-war baseball card periodical the hobby has ever enjoyed.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Joe_G.

Having full runs of both VCBC and Old Cardboard (OC), I find OC more enjoyable. I can turn to the forum to catch up on all the soap operas. OC is perhaps the best pre-war baseball card periodical the hobby has ever enjoyed.

Agreed. The full checklists, history of sets, and depth of knowledge in each article is outstanding. Of course I also though VCBC was good.