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Old 09-14-2013, 08:24 AM
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Well, in light of all the poopy posts and threads going on with all these attacks etc., thought it would be a nice time to stray away from that to have a fun thread to showoff the unbelievable collections of autographs here on Net54.

So, post the very best/rarest/or most valuable autograph you have.

I'll start off with my Gehrig DeLong, and Mantle rookie. I never thought in my life would I own a Gehrig autograph, let alone on a card due to how small of a window he had to sign.

And the Mantle, I never thought in my wildest dreams I would own a Mantle signed rookie, and everytime I look at the card, I have the biggest damn grin on my face. I also think it may be the only card in existence that he signed his full name.

The other two that are close, is my Arky Vaughan and if my Hanlon is authentic, that would shoot up to number one. I love Arky as a player, and he is difficult to get on a card, and I don't need to say anything about Hanlon. We all know (guys who collect HOF baseball auto's) how difficult he is.

I feel extremely blessed and fortunate to have been able to get the opportunity to add these, and I look forward to seeing everyone else's 'Best Of'.
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Brent, great idea.

Those are beautiful pieces.
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Brent, great idea.

Those are beautiful pieces.
Thanks Chris, I appreciate it.

Any thoughts on the Hanlon? I'm on the fence about it. I've seen some great exemplars...but again, it is Hanlon lol
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Thanks Chris, I appreciate it.

Any thoughts on the Hanlon? I'm on the fence about it. I've seen some great exemplars...but again, it is Hanlon lol
I don't know "Hanlon," but I love the "Mickey Charles Mantle" sig.
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I don't know "Hanlon," but I love the "Mickey Charles Mantle" sig.
Thank you, glad you like it, nice to finally have an autograph Mr. Williams approves of . Yeah, it's one of a kind. It's one of those pieces that you saw and say, "I HAVE to have that".
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Cool stuff Brent. Do you have a bigger scan do the Hanlon? Maybe post it in a different thread so the positivity of this one isn't derailed with authentication disagreements.
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Excellent idea Brent.

Very difficult choice. Hmmm.

OK a couple of my favorite autos.

Lou Gehrig cut in a folk art frame.


I know it's not vintage, but I love it. Its a page inside the March 1950 Sport Magazine.


I could have chosen any of my 34 goudeys, but this one is probably rarest. Ed Brandt had the shortest window to sign this card of anyone else in the set, as he died in 1944, except for Gehrig. Now I have seen multiple signed copies of both Gehrig cards, likely due to his immense popularity, but have never seen another Brandt.


1966 Hall of Fame Yearbook. Signed by a bunch all gotten by me in person on the 1980s show circuit.
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Here are a couple of mine, Zach Wheat Social Security card and his Birth Certificate.
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Here are a couple of mine, Zach Wheat Social Security card and his Birth Certificate.
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A few non-baseball favorites:







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Some of my favorites.

Shown many times but this card is awesome:



Smokey Joe Exhibit



1860s? CDV of General Sherman Signed by Sherman at the bottom

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I never tire of seeing the great stuff people on this board have.
Only 10 posts in and already some spectacular stuff guys.


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What the heck I want to post a couple more of my favorites:

Curt Flood rookie



Lefty O'Doul signed line up card from a 1950 game between the Oaks and Seals




1940 Seals Stamp Book signed by nearly the entire team:


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Me, too:

Jack Chesbro:



What the hell.. I've posted this many times before... but it's a nice one, so...



Unfortunately, this one's been laminated:



And one more, of more recent vintage:

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Here is my oldest and best autograph. The 1st President of the United States, George Washington.

Signature “G:º Washington” on the lower portion cut from an ornately bordered Mountain Road Lottery ticket with the printed date “1768”, 3.75” x 0.75”. On laid paper. Lightly foxed. Fine condition.

The Mountain Road Lottery was a fund raising project conceived in 1767 by George Washington and others to finance the building of a road through the Allegheny Mountains in Virginia, and construct a resort in the Hot Springs and Warms Springs of Augusta County, which were reputed to have healing properties. Washington acted as manager of the lottery. 85% of the proceeds would be paid out in prizes; the remaining 15% would be kept for the Mountain Road project. Each lottery ticket cost £1. As there were other lotteries being run at the time, Washington’s lottery was not a success. In 1769, King George III banned all lotteries in the American colonies. The Mountain Road was built in 1772, however, when the Virginia legislature voted a sum of £300 pounds for the purpose of “clearing a safe and good road from the Warm Springs in Augusta County to Jennings Gap.”

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Got ya beat--my Newton is dated 1703.
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Got ya beat--my Newton is dated 1703.
LOL, someone will probably breakout a Chris Columbus soon

(probably one on an Official MLB at Coach's Corner)

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Here's one of my "bests". 1936 World Series program I believe originally from the Christy Walsh estate (agent for Ruth and Gehrig). Gehrig's handwriting and arrow at the top. A rookie Joe Dimaggio autograph under Lazzeri top/center.
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Very nice piece. But I'd bet that Christy Walsh Jr. drew the arrow. (I doubt that Gehrig changed pens.)
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I never tire of seeing the great stuff people on this board have.
Only 10 posts in and already some spectacular stuff guys.


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That Ruth is just "sick" David....in gorgeous way
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Thanks, Chuck.
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technology in electronics/phones/internet has greatly enhanced our lives the last 15 or so years...but no one has figured out a way to de-laminate stuff that won't damage the paper? damn shame with that beautiful walter johnson sig.
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Here's my contribution, what may be one of the nicest and biggest Eddie Gaedel Auto's out there
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I see what you did there... “Biggest" Eddie Gaedel

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If I had that baseball I think I would be staring at it most of the time.

Here's a mock-up that includes some pieces I've acquired for a 'Johnson vs Burns' display:
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Great stuff. Just incredible.

David,
On your Chesbro ball, is that J Honus Wagner and Charles "Deacon" Phillipe above him? If so, what is that ball and who else is on it?


I'll pile on with a few more as well.

Something old..




Something new...


Something a little musical..
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Yes, Mark, that is Phillipe and Wagner. It's a 1901 Pirates reunion ball, signed on June 6, 1925. Barney Dreyfuss brought the team back together to celebrate the Golden Anniversary of the NL.
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David,
WOW.
I am at a loss for words...


Can you show the rest of the ball?
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Not necessarily the same caliber but this is my second favorite piece (my favorite is a Nolan Ryan ball my dad had signed for me, but no pictures):

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Awesome Ryan!
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Awesome Ryan!
Thanks! I waited five patient months to get this back signed from him. One of those cards I always dreamed of owning growing up in the 80s. Now just to find a Koosman signing and get it complete!
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I am a man of many projects... Here's my original project though. I've tried to keep a blue ink theme with this one and am down to just one and the one missing should be fairly obvious





If you know of a blue ink Gehrig on a business card cut or bigger, please let me know! That would complete the 1927 Murderers Row that I started a while ago. Just in the last year, I added the nicest Tony Lazzeri single signature flat in the entire hobby (at least I think so!)-- Thanks to Mr. Stinson!

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Wow! Great stuff, Matt!
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Wow! Great stuff, Matt!
Thanks Zipper! As I said, I have many projects. Generally, my research for one project will lead me to opening another project. This 1927 Murderers Row project for example led to the Original 1918 Murderers Row (which is complete, except I want to get these framed and matted.)

Excerpt from 1918 newspaper....

"New York fans have come to know a section of the Yankees' batting order as 'murderers' row.' It is composed of the first six players in the batting order—Gilhooley, Peckinpaugh, Baker, Pratt, Pipp, and Bodie. This sextet has been hammering the offerings of all comers."











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No action for a little bit, let's get this going. Who would like to share some of their beauties.
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Here are my favorites. These are all from the collection of John Laity, who got these signed on New York subway platforms between 1933 and 1935. Cards from Mr. Laity's collection are easily identifiable because of the red line he drew as a way of telling the player where to sign. He also trimmed off the "Big League Chewing Gum" banner on the cards that featured those. I have a signed copy of every HOF rookie card from 1934 on, six signed T206 HOF cards, and 44 different signed 1933 Goudey HOFers, but the cards from Mr. Laity's collection are by far my favorites.
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Great Yankees autographs Matt & Jason some even look familiar (Matt... This is a TEASER and I hate to do it but on the subject of the 1918 Yankees , Which WAS one heck of a team ....on my next e-mail update which just HAPPENS to be ready to be e-mailed tomorrow ..And is called 'MEET THE YANKEES" I'll be offering for sale a fully executed 1918 New York Yankees contract for a player from that team signed by the player (to be named later..) Ban Johnson & Jacob Ruppert . To the best of my knowledge this is the ONLY autograph of this player in existence. Who is it ???? Sign up to receive my e-mail update and find out !!

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Great Yankees autographs Matt & Jason some even look familiar (Matt... This is a TEASER and I hate to do it but on the subject of the 1918 Yankees , Which WAS one heck of a team ....on my next e-mail update which just HAPPENS to be ready to be e-mailed tomorrow ..And is called 'MEET THE YANKEES" I'll be offering for sale a fully executed 1918 New York Yankees contract for a player from that team signed by the player (to be named later..) Ban Johnson & Jacob Ruppert . To the best of my knowledge this is the ONLY autograph of this player in existence. Who is it ???? Sign up to receive my e-mail update and find out !!

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Must be Bob Shawkey Did Eddie Plank ever sign with the Yankees after he was traded from the Browns for Urban Shocker and Nick Cullop??

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Ok....a hint Have attached a photo of him. Funny you would mention Urban Shocker as I will be featuring an autograph of Shocker too
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Here are my favorites. These are all from the collection of John Laity, who got these signed on New York subway platforms between 1933 and 1935. Cards from Mr. Laity's collection are easily identifiable because of the red line he drew as a way of telling the player where to sign. He also trimmed off the "Big League Chewing Gum" banner on the cards that featured those. I have a signed copy of every HOF rookie card from 1934 on, six signed T206 HOF cards, and 44 different signed 1933 Goudey HOFers, but the cards from Mr. Laity's collection are by far my favorites.
Those are great, but I would bet that the red line was drawn after the card was signed, not before.
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Ok....a hint Have attached a photo of him. Funny you would mention Urban Shocker as I will be featuring an autograph of Shocker too
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. . . but the photo is of former Phillies, Tigers, and Yankee "Happy" Joe Finneran.
And his signature on the Players Contract is outstanding.

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Those are great, but I would bet that the red line was drawn after the card was signed, not before.
If you look closely at the scans, you'll see that the signatures go over the red lines.

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.re red lines - ok, I see it now. Thanks.
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Ripken autographs with inscriptions that I got at the 2010 National in Baltimore, on the printing plates for the cover to the Feb/March 2007 Beckett Baseball Card Plus. I've had the printing plates since Feb 2007.



And if you notice across the top of the plates, it even says "Exclusive Ripken Autographed Memorabilia"! How did they know?








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