November 2011 pickups

[Bicem]

[Vegas-guy]

Got these from a fellow member.

[terjung]

Got this one in the mail today. Thanks again, Mike.

[triwak]

Sweet one, Brian!!

[bcbgcbrcb]

Great pick up, Brian.

Congrats!

[Matt]

Great card Brian!

[53Browns]

Thanks to fellow board member Pete Sycks for a classy transaction!

[milkit1]

nice postcard jeff! does it have a date on back?

[HBroll]

W.S. Kimball Champions - Burch

[atx840]

Picked up three new T206 backs, looking forward to this one arriving.

[E93]

Jeff,
Cool postcard!


Brian,
Nice!

JimB

[MacDice]

Tried to post this in last month but for some reason the images did not appear.

[bcbgcbrcb]

Very nice Michigan Sportservice pieces, those are very rare. You haven't by chance come across a Hal Newhouser, have you? I believe that although it is catalogued, it really does not exist.

[JoeyF]

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[yanksfan09]

that's a sweet Ruth. My fave of the 4 Goudeys. congrats

[Vegas-guy]

Picked up today

[Bicem]

Originally Posted by milkit1

nice postcard jeff! does it have a date on back?

it is postally used, but it's hard to make out the date. Here's some info on it...

http://middletownlibrary.contentdm.o...ISOBOX=1&REC=1

[jb217676]

Got this one from Dan Paradis via ebay. Thanks Dan!

[MacDice]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Very nice Michigan Sportservice pieces, those are very rare. You haven't by chance come across a Hal Newhouser, have you? I believe that although it is catalogued, it really does not exist.

The following statement is pretty useless. I saw a few of these years ago and at that time I was not aware how difficult of a card they were. I believe that I saw a Newhouser but I can't confirm 100%.

[Vegas-guy]

Another one for my N.Y. Nat'l..

[T206.org]

From the NC find - going to slowly work on a nice looking National League set:

[pcoz]

Almost halfway with this one towards my E98 Master Set

[jb217676]

A beauty from Paul Carek via the B/S/T. Thanks Paul!

[sycks22]

Originally Posted by pcoz

Almost halfway with this one towards my E98 Master Set

I've always loved that matty. Nice red background

[sycks22]

Pretty excited about my Jackie pick up

[Northviewcats]

I thought my first Cobb would be a T206, but this one from the Brockelman & Luckey auction is pretty cool.

Best regards,

Joe

[E93]

Originally Posted by pcoz

Almost halfway with this one towards my E98 Master Set

The E98 Matty is one of my favorite cards in the hobby. Good luck on the master set.
JimB



Pete,
Nice Jackie!!!

[margoaepi]

Ok, none of these are Nov. pickups, but I did pick them up over the last two months or so and haven't shown them yet . . .

[3-2-count]

[John V]

Trae,
I'm no expert on grading, but is your Steinfeldt undergraded?

[T206.org]

Thanks, John, it is a nice looking 3. There are a few spots of paper loss on the back. I think that's what knocked it down, although there were several other cards in the same submission that PSA didn't punish us for... gotta love grading... ha.

[yanksfan09]

Walter Johnson was from a BST trade (thanks Pete),

The Babe just arrived today.... (bit blurry from scanner, very crisp card!)

[Big Six]

not sure I'm actively collecting the set, but along with the Mathewson, the Wheat card is one of my all-time favorites...

[tbob]

Originally Posted by pcoz

Almost halfway with this one towards my E98 Master Set

Great card Pete. This is an example of why caramel cards are so great!

[Tim Kindler]

Pete,
I echo others. Beautiful Matty!
Best Wishes,
Tim

[dog*dirt]

Thanks to Craig for this one. This will look great together

[Big Six]

Originally Posted by dog*dirt

Thanks to Craig for this one. This will look great together

I have to think Mr. Danahy had a nice collection...I have a photo from his collection you might find interesting...

[dog*dirt]

Matt, love the photo. Thanks for sharing that.

[aelefson]

Hi-
I picked up these vintage snapshots at the Wilmington MA show from the same dealer. I love the smiling Cobb! It is great to see him at bat (even if it is a far away view). I am looking forward to researching the games this week. Amazing pickups from everyone else so far!
Alan Elefson
aelefson@hotmail.com

[carrigansghost]

They are great pickups Alan. Great meeting up with the guys, but come on, spring for a NET54 shirt. It makes it easier to see fellow card addicts.

Didn't buy anything, but got leads on some great stuff.

My son, Kendall, is now wondering about the next show. Get the kids involved.

Must have checked 500 206's for McCormick stamps, none found.

Rawn

[sportscardpete]

Thanks to Steve M. Absolutely great guy to deal with!


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[joeadcock]

Pete

Very nice looking card

[Runscott]

Leon, where do you want the photos? Here, or with autographs and game-used memorabilia?

Since mostly all I collect other than cards is photos, it would be good to get some guidance, rather than wait for another wrist-slap.

[skmdc2k]

My two big pick ups for the month (and probably for a while).

33 delong gehrig .jpg

1932 Wheaties BABE RUTH Flip Book .jpg

[soxinseven]

Here are a few cards I acquired at the Wilimington Show this weekend. Sorry for the cut off scan on the four cards..........

[aquarius31]

Happy to add this beautiful woodcut to my collection! IMO, this one ranks close to the Creighton Memorial in terms of eye appeal. Hope to get it framed soon!

[bcbgcbrcb]

Beautiful, George!

That one may top the Creighton piece. Can you please provide all players names pictured along with the date of the piece for me?

Thanks a lot

[aquarius31]

Originally Posted by bcbgcbrcb

Beautiful, George!

That one may top the Creighton piece. Can you please provide all players names pictured along with the date of the piece for me?

Thanks a lot

Thanks Phil! This woodcut came out of the Illustrated London News (March 23, 1889). It is titled "The American Baseball Players at Kennington Oval - Visit of the Prince of Wales" and measures ~W 23" x ~H 16" It has a lot of similarities to the Creighton woodcut in that it shows players from each team (in this case "All America" vs "Chicago") along with a game in progress in the center. As you can see, there are also numbered illustrations which depict a ball, strike, a comic like mascot etc. along with Anson shaking hands with the Prince of Wales (bottom illustration). The match-up is fascinating as it shows Anson on the upper left and John Ward on the upper right. Players are as follows:

All America
Ward, Captain, All America
E. Hanlon
C.A. Wood
W. Earle
J Healy
J Manning
Graine
T.L Brown
F.H Carroll
J.C Fogarty

Chicago
Anson, Captain, Chicago
E.N Williamson
J. Ryan
R H. Pettit
J.K Tener
Martin Sullivan
Fred Pfeffer
T.P Daly
T.L Burns
Mark Baldwin

[doug.goodman]

Wow, George, that's fantastic. Congrats on the pickup.

Doug

[sox1903wschamp]

Steve: Sounds like a busy weekend. Sweet pickups! Love the Holmes to Homes cards and I 'm not even a back guy