Let's See Your Legendary Winnings - Photos/Memorabilia/Autographs

[milkit1]

thats a great piece leon! I was gonna bid on that and forgot. what did that end up going for?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by milkit1

thats a great piece leon! I was gonna bid on that and forgot. what did that end up going for?

It was about $2040 total......but with the 3 cards, even if they are AUT, it wasn't too bad. I would have eventually wanted the cards to go with it, as I do with the other 35-40 photos I have (ugh)....so this just did it for me .

[milkit1]

glad you got it. post a pic when you get it on your wall

[Leon]

Originally Posted by milkit1

glad you got it. post a pic when you get it on your wall

It will be in my office somewhere but I have only 1 picture on the wall....All of my walls in my office are heavy, ornate paneling so I don't like putting nails in them. My one photo I did hang though is the 1903 Horner American League Team composite. It warranted a nail in the wall.

[milkit1]

I'm fully expecting a picture of that as well and if you could get lefty gomez to show up for the photo shoot that would be good too

[Hankphenom]

Thrilled to bring this beautiful and rare piece back to the family. (Tried to get a bigger picture, but nothing seemed to work. My computer wouldn't let me download a blowup image from Legendary, just the small one. And copy and paste into this post also impossible. Anybody help?)

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Thrilled to bring this beautiful and rare piece back to the family. (Tried to get a bigger picture, but nothing seemed to work. My computer wouldn't let me download a blowup image from Legendary, just the small one. And copy and paste into this post also impossible. Anybody help?)

Hank, Glad to see you picked that up - what a beauty! I'm guessing the Johnson/Ruth photo I won came from the same scrapbook - I'll send you a higher-res scan when it arrives.

Here's a Ruth photo I did NOT win - it was not labeled as such, but it's a Paul Thompson. Another from the same shoot has a modern '1927' date on it, but I think the '1920' on the back of this one is accurate. Probably a steal at the price it went for!!!

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Thrilled to bring this beautiful and rare piece back to the family. (Tried to get a bigger picture, but nothing seemed to work. My computer wouldn't let me download a blowup image from Legendary, just the small one. And copy and paste into this post also impossible. Anybody help?)

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Hank - Being one of the underbidders, I am thrilled to learn that you got this!!
Best,
Val

[Leon]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

Hank - Being one of the underbidders, I am thrilled to learn that you got this!!
Best,
Val

I am glad you were able to get it too Hank....and I helped a brother out with a larger scan in your post......best regards

[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by Leon

I am glad you were able to get it too Hank....and I helped a brother out with a larger scan in your post......best regards

Thanks, my brother!

[Hankphenom]

Thanks, Val, can't imagine what compelled me to sell it in the first place, must have really needed money at the time. Not a good enough reason for this piece. So happy to have it back. Hope to see you in Chantilly in a couple of weeks. Hey, you're a computer guy, aren't you? how can I get a bigger picture of this from the Legendary site?

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

Thrilled to bring this beautiful and rare piece back to the family. (Tried to get a bigger picture, but nothing seemed to work. My computer wouldn't let me download a blowup image from Legendary, just the small one. And copy and paste into this post also impossible. Anybody help?)

Hank,
That really is a beautiful piece now that Leon enlarged it for us. Congrats on getting it back where it truly belongs!
Best,
Scott

[springpin]

Congrats to whomever won the Schmelzer's Cobb pin. A magnificent item that I don't believe has ever been offered at auction before.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by springpin

Congrats to whomever won the Schmelzer's Cobb pin. A magnificent item that I don't believe has ever been offered at auction before.

Actually there was a big find of these pins a few years back and REA had 3 Cobbs in the lot.

http://www.robertedwardauctions.com/.../2006/932.html

[mjkm90]

I agree Paul that the Schmelzer Cobb was a nice win for someone, but IMO the winner of the 1910 Chance made the pinback purchase of the decade. That piece is a once in a lifetime opportunity to add a pin featuring multiple championships for a historic team that has few if any pins featuring those particular years.

http://www.legendaryauctions.com/Lot...o-Cub-Pennants

Did you win any pins this time around Paul?