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Charles Winfred " Fred" Savage c1891 Cabinet Card (Oberlin College)
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Charles Winfred " Fred" Savage c1891 Cabinet Card (Oberlin College)
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Charles Winfred " Fred" Savage c1891 Cabinet Card (Oberlin College)
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Charles Winfred " Fred" Savage c1891 Cabinet Card (Oberlin College)
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Charles Winfred " Fred" Savage c1891 Cabinet Card (Oberlin College)
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AN ULTRA RARE CABINET CARD OF THE GREAT Charles Winfred "Fred Savage". Only known card to exist of this legendary Oberlin College football star! Wow, what a melon ball-!!!
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I've been gone the past 3.5 weeks on a great adventure. Helping my oldest son (in picture) move his wife and three kids (7, 5, 3 months) from Vail Colorado to Napa California. Think 26 foot U-Haul towing one vehicle, and me at the wheel of the "family truckster" with the grandkids:o
http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...n/IMG_3068.jpg I enjoyed keeping up with all the activities here on Net54, and am REALLY looking forward to Tuesday when I can pick up all the mail the USPO is holding for me:) I flew into Denver, and my son picked me up at the airport. Before heading into the mountains leading to Vail, we made one last stop at what I consider the best "brick and mortar" baseball card shop in America. Bill's Sports Collectibles on S. Broadway. I picked up three SP (divisible by three) hits 1948 Bowman, and if you can overlook the little bit of vintage tape, these are really nice! They were priced at $10 each (10% NM "book") before discounts. http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...n/Scan_10.jpeg http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w.../Scan%201.jpeg I took this photo on my morning "power walk" in their new neighborhood in Napa California. Using my iPhone and it is not photoshopped it is SO beautiful there! http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...n/IMG_3138.jpg Larry |
Whoa, very nice Larry. Talking about the picture from your son's neighborhood. :)
The cards are not bad either. |
I was going to say I was "chomping at the bit" to get to the Post Office this morning, but the Urban Dictionary says the correct usage is "champing at the bit"?
The USPO has been holding my mail for nearly a month, and here are the football cards that were waiting for me. The most "expensive" in this group are two of the 1948 Bowmans #26 Bob Waterfield (RC) and #36 Bulldog Turner (RC SP) each "valued" in NM at $275. Only two more cards remain until I complete my 1948 Bowman set #99 Harry Gilmer (RC SP), and #108 Buford Ray (RC SP and the last card in the set). Larry http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...on/Scan_14.jpg http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...can%201_14.jpg |
And after the long "Presidents Day" holiday, this is what my mail carrier had for me today. A pair of hits 1950 Bowman, three hits 1952 Bowman small, 1972 Topps hi number Ron Yary, and finally 1962 Topps #17 Mike Ditka (RC). Only one card left to complete my 1962 Topps set, I still need #36 Ernie Davis (RC).
Looks like I get to spend my day playing with cardboard:D Larry http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...on/Scan_15.jpg http://i176.photobucket.com/albums/w...can%201_15.jpg |
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