Show your non hof players who died before 1950 autographs

[David Atkatz]

It's posted on page 1, Matt--right under O'Connor.

[mschwade]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

It's posted on page 1, Matt--right under O'Connor.

My bad David.. That's nice.. The only other one I saw was the Topps release that's on eBay for 10k (which doesn't hold a candle to yours, imo), but Topps has it signed Kid instead of Norman.

[HexsHeroes]

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A Germany Schaefer (H. Schaefer) signed 1907 A.C. Dietsche postcard that autograph dealer Ron Gordon sold to me years ago. To this day, Ron continues to try and entice me to sell it back to him. But I'm not ready to part with it yet. Beside, it's stored miles away, with most of my baseball-related collection. It would require a road trip, plus the additional time to search through various boxes to locate. Perhaps someday. T206Collector has been patiently waiting for me to make that trip, so that I can show him the Charles Boss Schmidt signed T206 card I have buried in those boxes too.

The H. Schaefer signature isn't the easiest to see, due to the dark background. I messed around with the brightness and grey scales, in an attempt to improve the visibility. Maybe I could use one of those black box displays too.

[Scott Garner]

Here are scans of the signatures of three extremely early non-HOF pitchers that threw 2 no-hitters:

Ted Breitenstein (No-hitters in 1891 and 1998) (D-1935)

Al Atkinson (No-hitters in 1884 and 1886) (D-1952- not pre 1950, but close)

Adonis Terry (No-hitters in 1886 and 1888) (D-1915)