Who do you collect?

[Brian Van Horn]

All over the place and proud of it.

[margoaepi]

Hughie Jennings! Great SS, excellent manager, and a lawyer to boot.

[CharleyBrown]

Not pre-war, but here goes

[Jason Carota]

When I threw in the towel attempting the Monster (among various other sets,) I came to the realization I am not a set collector, but a player collector. The one card I kept was Schulte's front view variation. Not only do I find the card to be visually stunning, I believe he is one of the more underrated players from the Deadball Era.

Although not pre-WWII, I also have player collections of Ellis Burks (my primary collection) and Shawn Thornton (Boston Bruins.)

[pgellis]

Originally Posted by Jason Carota

When I threw in the towel attempting the Monster (among various other sets,) I came to the realization I am not a set collector, but a player collector. The one card I kept was Schulte's front view variation. Not only do I find the card to be visually stunning, I believe he is one of the more underrated players from the Deadball Era.

Although not pre-WWII, I also have player collections of Ellis Burks (my primary collection) and Shawn Thornton (Boston Bruins.)

Shawn Thornton? That's Awesome. I'm a big B's fan. I wish he dropped them last night. He was trying to. That must be an interesting modern collection. Good luck and GO B's!

[kmac32]

I collect Elmer Miller of the 1921/1922 New York Yankees. Currently have 20 cards mainly in the E120 and E121 type cards. All use the same picture. He was my great great uncle.

[skmdc2k]

Shaun love your Jackie Robinson collection, very cool.

[pete zouras]

I pick up cards of Terry Turner that I don't have and when they are affordable since I have a cabinet card of him as a baby. An indication of how long I've been collecting him is I'm up to 4 e94 color variations.

[leftygrove10]

I collect Lefty Grove cards and memorabilia...... Please see my website at the link below.....

[smtjoy]

Roberto Clemente has always been the heart of my collection