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Old 06-26-2004, 05:23 PM
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Default My Haul at Macrae's Show

Posted By: Julie Vognar

This is a 1906 postcard with Bose Hutton (Lacrosse); Hutton was an early goaile: he also won championships in hockey and football the same year as lacrosse! Hutton is upper left.$140

This is a small light cardboard scorekeeper, from before prohibition (1920). Numbers rotate for "Home team" and "visitors" hits, and runs, and at the bottom, a hole for the present "inning." $150


These are Lawson's game cards, 1884--the first baseball game cards (I think). The center "catcher" I bought last year; the other two I bought this year to keep him company. They have gold edges. $30-35 a piece. (catcher was $50)



I also sold $600 worth of Colgans to a friend of Mark's. The postcard is from Mark, the other items from a Japanese man--whose name I better learn in November!

Also got an autographed photo, a big warm handshake and some conversation with Otis Sistrunk (ex-Raider). $20.

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