3 Wagners & 3 Planks - cash offers?

[milkit1]

Damn and I so have a shaving mug to trade too! Ugh!

[teetwoohsix]

Originally Posted by milkit1

Damn and I so have a shaving mug to trade too! Ugh!

I would gladly trade my Confederate currency for just one Plank or Wagner !!!
Man.......

[Bilko G]

very cool and interesting, love reading these older hobby newsletters and want/sell/trade lists.

[tbob]

Thanks for posting this Leon. It's great to read these things from the early days of collecting. I hope and wish today's collectors could be aware of the beginnings of this great hobby.

[Kawika]

Utilizing one of the "inflation calculators" available on the internet, it appears that a dollar in 1946 would be worth approximately eleven dollars today. By the looks of it vintage cards have outpaced inflation in a huge way.

[barrysloate]

Note on Bob Wilson's want list he is looking for a 1933 Goudey Lajoie. I wonder if he got one?

[ls7plus]

Now where did I put my time machine, dammit!

Great post, Leon!

Larry

[Hot Springs Bathers]

I bought my first T205s from Wirt in 1976 after seeing a complete set at my first card show. I remember thinking on the drive home from the show that the dealer that had the set for $200.00 was "nuts."

Wirt not only wrote for the SCD but ran ads offering T205s & T206s at nice prices but his choice of cards, not yours.

He also wrote a nice history of the Chattanooga Lookouts.

[Tim Zwick]

Anybody ever receive one of these from Wirt and what year do you suppose they were made - Late 50's, early 60's?

[Jaybird]

I was going to say a touch earlier. Mid-40s?

[Tim Zwick]

Jason,
Sports Illustrated is in the text on back so it has to be at least 1954