Earliest Collectibles of Baseball Hall of Famers

[bcbgcbrcb]

David:

Good observation. Where I have found collectibles for them, the Spink Award winners have already been included, ie- Tim Murnane, etc. They tend to be much tougher to locate than the Broadcasters.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

David:

Good observation. Where I have found collectibles for them, the Spink Award winners have already been included, ie- Tim Murnane, etc. They tend to be much tougher to locate than the Broadcasters.

Cool, I didn't notice Murnane. With the Spink winners, do you think a book written by them would be applicable? I've got a signed first edition of "Don't knock the Rock" by Gordon Cobbledick from 1966. He died in 1969. He also played football for Case Institute of Technology(now Case Western Reserve) and graduated in 1910, so I imagine he's probably in a team photo somewhere(although I can't confirm one exists). I also imagine alot of the writers and/or broadcasters played some sort of college sports somewhere and would be in old team photo's/yearbooks.

Anyways, there's a few copies of the book on Amazon right now, but I haven't seen another signed copy on the net.
http://www.amazon.com/Dont-Knock-Roc...4763036&sr=8-1

[oldjudge]

Duffy-1887 Lowell BBC Cabinet (see page 213 of Old Judge book)

Phil--You need to update Beckley per the prior post on the Western League cabinet