Type 1 photos - 1922 World Series program - photos used for cards
 

Various items for sale on eBay. They have been out there for a while, so I am considering all fair offers. We can communicate through eBay or here on Net54. Whatever you prefer. Please see pictures below.

Thanks for looking!

Link to all of my auctions:

http://www.ebay.com/sch/horzverti/m....p2047675.l2562

Links to individual auctions:

Type 1 photo taken on day Lou Gehrig was diagnosed with ALS and told teammates of his illness/prompt retirement - http://www.ebay.com/itm/JUNE-21-1939...EAAOSwMgdX03Al

Type 1 photo Jesse Owens of Ohio State during MI meet where he broke three college records - http://www.ebay.com/itm/1935-TYPE-1-...wAAOSwgmJX03qL

Type 1 photo used for Carl Hubbell's Exhibit baseball card - http://www.ebay.com/itm/1936-TYPE-1-...gAAOSwMgdX03fO

Type 1 photo used for Frank Crosetti's 1936 Diamond Stars baseball card - http://www.ebay.com/itm/1934-36-TYPE...UAAOSwi0RX03Uq

1922 original World Series program cover only - http://www.ebay.com/itm/1922-WORLD-S...oAAOSwAuZX215r

1951 signed Hazard Bombers team photo Johnny Podres' sig first yr pro ball - http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-195...YAAOSwgmJX1Mhz

Last call for offers. I am pulling them from eBay tomorrow.

I can't give them away, but I am motivated to sell. Feel free to make an offer or two (or three) :)

Thanks!

Yes you can, I'll take them! :D

In all seriousness, I am surprised some/all didn't move?

I love that Gehrig photo!

Thought about maybe starting out your bids much lower? I see when sellers put too high of a starting bid price on, it generate zero bids, but if it is a more reasonable starting bid (subjective) it garners more bids and ends up selling for a decent amount. I know it's risky if one doesn't get their money back at least, but if you are motivated to sell, it might be something to consider?

Good luck :)

Hi Irv,
Thanks for the kudos. They weren't in bidable auction format. They were fixed price/buy it now with best offer option. You are correct, prices were probably too high. When I put them up again I may consider your advice and start them at $.99 auctions and see what happens.
Good luck to you too Irv. I enjoy reading your posts.
Curt

Gehrig photo
 

Still available?
Steve