Pretty scarce Cubs "flicker" pin off ebay:)

http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps3c3d652d.jpg

Nice photo Joey

let me clean that image up a little for you

Thanks scott...I've been looking at it for awhile and couldn't pass it up. Can't wait to get it

That's "Big Ben" Pound, heavyweight boxer, with Walter during spring training 1927.

Wish this was full size but very happy to add this beautiful study from graig.

http://i450.photobucket.com/albums/q...psicu9owad.jpg

Very nice

thanks

The Giants have a couple of those....pretty rare. At one point, I ended up with flickers of Drysdale and Koufax and couldn't give 'em away. Those LA D**ger guys are cheap!

Raybestos Brakettes
 

Picked up this Raybestos Brakettes sign a few weeks back, and just go to clean it up... from the estate of Softball Hall of Famer Vincent "Wee" Devitt & something that likely hung at Raybestos Memorial field in Stratford during the 1960's...

Cool sign that is a little larger than 3' x 1" and makes note of their championship 1966 season 74-4!!!

Ian Stewart
 

While Ian fights for the 3rd Base gig with the Angels, I grabbed three of his 2012 Cubs jerseys...

2012 Home (Cool Base), 2012 Away (Cool Base) & 2012 Blue Alternate

Nice jerseys Matt!

Thanks Steve...aiming to grab an Angels jersey from a mutual friend if I he makes the team...

New to site but cool Honus piece
 

I got this beauty a while back this is my first post so I hope I'm doing it right he's dirty and old but got to love it . I don't know anything about it was hoping someone on here would. Any info would be great

Great Wagner Piece. Hopefully someone can shed some info on it for you .
Matt

Im proud of this. Dave's resale is the best. Recent trade for this great piece.:)

That is awesome Scott!!

Thanks. Also, Honus says " that Tobacco card of mine is gonna be valuable. Mr. Hoover says. " Thank goodness, No more garbage on Pennysylvania Ave, and the Babe is saying " Im the great Bambiiiinoooooooo. TOP THAT. :).

Not mint, but I liked this photo

Today has been a very good day. I'm sitting by the pool at the Phoenix Embassy Suites enjoying a couple of Cuba Libres. I got a bit of a sunburn watching the A's and Reds earlier today. Now I am getting ready to head out for a nice steak dinner. The perfect topper for this glorious day was this Pirate hedonist picking up this full opening day ticket for my beloved 1971 Bucs. I know its not vintage but it warms my heart. I fell in love with baseball in 1971 because of this team. As the saying goes you stay with who took you to the dance. I suppose you could call this my ticket to the dance:D

Separated at Birth?

I believe there is one other known example, but yours is the only one I've actually seen pictured. I got mine about a decade ago. It wasn't cheap, but has remained one of my very favorite figural pieces.

I love the gothic look and gigantic hands (supposedly, Wagner had huge hands). I suppose these could be bookends, due to the shape and flat back sides. But they certainly don't seem heavy enough to support many books. Much more decorative than functional, if indeed that's the case.

I just refer to mine as "The Honus Wagner Statue". Glad to see he has a long-lost sibling out there :D Thanks for posting!

1992 Dave Winfield game used Blue Jays bat

Pic 2

Bucs ticket
 

Great '71 Pirates ticket. It is now where it belongs.

Picked these up at the Ephrata show yesterday

Nice Steve.

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Thanks Mark

Martin,

Congrats on picking up these terrific ticket stubs to Sandy Koufax's 1st and 4th (perfect game) no-hitter games! Very nice!! ;)

Thanks Scott!

March was truly a lucky month. :)

Congrats Martin, those are cool.

Thank you Doug, now i'll have to figure out a way to holder these properly.

The way that Scott keeps his many tickets is perfect, I'm sure he will show you how he does it.

Doug