1936 sports stamps

[Leon]

Reading the caption, that doesn't appear to be a "1936" Joe D. More like a 1940? Unless they are counting his minors as professional. Otherwise, not sure why they wouldn't grade it, if they do the others. Maybe the top is cut too short?

update...doing a little more research it does look like it's a 1936.

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

PSA will numerically grade them:



BUT not for every newspaper. They rejected my Joe D:



because of the newspaper. That was several years ago, so not sure what they do now.

Hope this is helpful.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by Leon

Reading the caption, that doesn't appear to be a "1936" Joe D. More like a 1940? Unless they are counting his minors as professional. Otherwise, not sure why they wouldn't grade it, if they do the others. Maybe the top is cut too short?

update...doing a little more research it does look like it's a 1936.

Well, they do, "Chicago American" now.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/28507826452...Bk9SR6KG97KkYQ

Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

[Exhibitman]

Guess I can send in my Joe D.

[benge610]

It may be a long shot;
but most times, they are;
I am looking for a Sport Stamp of:

Johnny Dickshot!

To add to my, IL ballplayers;
from my home state. (Waukegan, IL)



Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by benge610

It may be a long shot;
but most times, they are;
I am looking for a Sport Stamp of:

Johnny Dickshot!

To add to my, IL ballplayers;
from my home state. (Waukegan, IL)



Ben

Here’s what you are looking for. (Not mine so don’t ask, lol). It’s in the find I mentioned earlier.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by JustinD

Here’s what you are looking for. (Not mine so don’t ask, lol). It’s in the find I mentioned earlier.

Thank you Justin; I didn't have the patience to sift through that one.
I will always be on the hunt for the original; hint, hint, ... anybody (lol).

Ben

[benge610]

Originally Posted by JustinD

Here’s what you are looking for. (Not mine so don’t ask, lol). It’s in the find I mentioned earlier.

Sorry to bug you, Justin; but on his Sport Stamp caption; do you see,
"Larrupin' Lith"?
WTH is that? (I know about Larrupin' Lou) but ???

Ben

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by benge610

Sorry to bug you, Justin; but on his Sport Stamp caption; do you see, "Larrupin' Lith"? WTH is that? (I know about Larrupin' Lou) but ???

Ben

Larruipin' gets a comment but "Dickshot" doesn't? You are hereby excommunicated from the Fraternal Order of Men Who Have the Maturity of Ten Year Od Boys.

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by benge610

Sorry to bug you, Justin; but on his Sport Stamp caption; do you see,
"Larrupin' Lith"?
WTH is that? (I know about Larrupin' Lou) but ???

Ben

Lame 1930s reference to his Lithuanian heritage as an honest answer.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

Guess I can send in my Joe D.

That caption (above) on the Joe D. is so cool.
I see that one on eBay has a different caption; not as good, IMO.

Asking permission, of Leon or Adam; to take a snip of the Joe D. to put in my frame/collage in place of the Diamond Matchbook.



Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

[Leon]

Originally Posted by benge610

That caption (above) on the Joe D. is so cool.
I see that one on eBay has a different caption; not as good, IMO.

Asking permission, of Leon or Adam; to take a snip of the Joe D. to put in my frame/collage in place of the Diamond Matchbook.



Ben

"I love baseball history backstory; especially when it involves cards."

You are welcome to use my image.
.

[benge610]

Originally Posted by Leon

You are welcome to use my image.
.

Thank you, Leon!