Let's see your website collections..

[Rob L]

Time for a little hype for your collections! If you have a website, let's post it! Mine is at:

http://www.freewebs.com/loefflerrd/

It has my Troy Percival collection, Big Unit collection, Angels and other baseball collections, 19th Century Baseball collection and autographs!

Let's see yours!!

[BrandonG]

Looks like you and me are neighbors, Go Angels!

[Rob L]

Originally Posted by BrandonG

Looks like you and me are neighbors, Go Angels!

Awesome bobble head collection, but I'm not seeing the Pujols bobble head. You need that one - he needs the karma!!

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by Rob L

Awesome bobble head collection, but I'm not seeing the Pujols bobble head. You need that one - he needs the karma!!

He needs something... that's for sure. But I am certain he'll come around.

They did an interesting analysis on MLB Network, demonstrating that a huge percentage of Pujols' home runs at Busch landed in the first two rows in left-center field. Since Anaheim's fence is 10 - 12' deeper at that point, these are now warning track outs (at home, anyway).

This wasn't the only reason for his decrease in production.... just a significant factor, they said. His 2012 numbers would actually be acceptable at Bush Stadium (with the shorter porch). On a separate note, those Nodders are great! I especially love the diving Torii Hunter

[Forever Young]

Here is some of my collection...
I created this website for fun. I also try and use it as an outlet to buy. Love me some original photos hint hint

http://weingartensvintage.com/Home_Page.html

[mcgwirecom]

Rob, I've heard that before about some of the bat experts not liking the way the pine tar looks. But that is pretty hard to disect. If the bat is 34 1/2 inches and has the right stampings then its his bat. The only other thing I will say is that he ordered over 260 bats from 1998 so I don't think he used them all. Many were given away with hardly any use. I think some were doctored up at some point. I know that the bats I saw in museums that were used to hit certain HRs were really tarred up. He tended to use them until they broke or went to a museum.

[71buc]

Originally Posted by Forever Young

Here is some of my collection...
I created this website for fun and try and use as an outlet to buy.

http://weingartensvintage.com/Home_Page.html

Beautiful photos thay are quite impressive

[gorrister]

My type set collection: http://www.stevestypeset.com

[19cbb]

Great stuff guys!

Brandon, was that framed hollow baseball display custom made?

[thekingofclout]

I started shifting a lot of my collecting focus over the last couple years to the Beatles. So my Baseball collection has been trimmed down in order to accommodate (financially speaking) my Beatles collection.

Here's what I have left... http://tinyurl.com/66pd5g

[Ladder7]

Well, if you trim any more... I call first dibs on the Boston related shots. Outstanding Jimmy!

[jpop43]

Here is our website which is an accumulation of the entire collection...19th century, vintage gloves, bats, balls, NYY related, Draper Maynard focus, and military cross over collectibles...

www.dugouttreasures.com

Here is the link that takes you to the info regarding our newly published book...

http://www.dugouttreasures.com/book.cfm

If you get some time to check it out, please feel free to let us know what you think. Thanks.

[BrandonG]

Originally Posted by 19cbb

Great stuff guys!

Brandon, was that framed hollow baseball display custom made?

I actually made it, the frame was given to me, I gutted it and created a stand for the ball, then had the matting made to fit my ticket and box score. Here's another image from a previous thread:

http://net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=135526&page=2

[jerseygary]

While my "online collection" isn't vintage, it is vintage inspired - I'm digitally creating the baseball card set I always wanted when I was a kid. I draw a card and write the story of a player I always wanted to have or know more about. This forum has been a great reference for me because I tend to depict players on obscure teams and there are so many great collectors here that I'm always finding the right photo to base the uniforms on. Plus a few of the fellows on Net54 have suggested players that should be included. So far I think I have over 115 and here are some of the cards I've done:

[deebro041]

Wonderful job Gary! Those cards are absolutely stunning!

[gracecollector]

Doing my websites is my favorite part of collecting. Love the emails I get from all over from other fans.

Mark Grace
http://www.markgrace.com

Don Zimmer
http://www.collectingzim.com

[Rob L]

Anyone mind if I add your sites to the collectors page on my website?

Thanks.

[Rawlings]

I'm digging all these sites! Never knew about most of them. Great thread. jpop43 I check in every few months on yours. I probably told before but it looks great.

Here's mine, I like baseballs. A lot: http://www.bigleaguebaseballs.com/main/

Not everything in the Museum is mine.

[rlevy]

The site below shows my collection of Sandy Koufax game-used and other memorabilia. While I do have some other Dodger items, he has been my main collecting focus for quite a while.

[deebro041]

Originally Posted by rlevy

The site below shows my collection of Sandy Koufax game-used and other memorabilia. While I do have some other Dodger items, he has been my main collecting focus for quite a while.

Rick that is a most impressive collection!!

[cookie]

My collection consists of over 2500 baseball autographs with many obscure players from the early part of the century through each decade through the early 50,s and going into the 70,s and thrugh the 90,s.For a complete alph. listing you can find my site : outoftheparkautographs by going through google.i have been a collectors since the early 1970,s.

[David Atkatz]

That's not a collection, cookie. It's a sales list.

[Jayworld]

While not about pre-war or Cards per se, my website has been live now for 11 years. Averages about 25-30 hits a day during the "off-season," and about 200+hits a day during college football. Exemplifies my love of the old Southwest Conference:

http://swchelmets.tripod.com

[smotan_02]

Originally Posted by Jayworld

While not about pre-war or Cards per se, my website has been live now for 11 years. Averages about 25-30 hits a day during the "off-season," and about 200+hits a day during college football. Exemplifies my love of the old Southwest Conference:

http://swchelmets.tripod.com

Finally, a college football website! Great setup Jay. I like the '39 TT raiders helmet. Do you have an actual one of those?

[Jayworld]

Originally Posted by smotan_02

Finally, a college football website! Great setup Jay. I like the '39 TT raiders helmet. Do you have an actual one of those?

No, the ones I have in my collection are on the Virtual Museum page:
http://swchelmets.tripod.com/virtualmuseum.html

I have more in my collection than those pictured. I need to get current! The 1985 TCU helmet is now in the SWC wing of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in Waco, Texas. I have on long-term loan about 30 pieces of my SWC collection there, including Eric Dickerson's road tear-away jersey.