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Posted By: MVSNYC

Hi guys, it's been awhile since i posted here, just been swamped, and busy traveling...but thought i'd post a few items i've framed...the Honus poster is compliments of Jay Wolt, and the T206 cards are my first tobacco cards i ever bought back in the early '90's...

let's see some other custom framed pieces...

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Posted By: Anthony N.

It's post war, and it's no longer in my house, but it is (was) framed, sort of.

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Posted By: JK

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Posted By: Brian Lindholme

From top left : N162 Brouthers, E93 Joss, E90-1 Tinker
15CJ Lajoie, M116 Lajoie, York Caramel Sisler
E98 Walsh, N162 Keefe, Fan Craze Plank

Brian L
familytoad
Ridgefield, WA

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Posted By: jay wolt

Mike - Nice job on the T206 Wagner piece.
Regarding the 3 T206's, did you get any of them from me?
I know you picked up dozens from me in the day.

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Posted By: Rob D.

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Posted By: MVSNYC

cool pieces guys!

Jay- unfortunetly, i do not have any of the cards left, that i got from you...the devlin & elberfeld, ny, i got at the "Trolley Station" show (my first 2 T206's ever)...and the elberfeld, wash, i got from a small shop in allentown shortly after...this was the early 90's.

believe it or not, i could still rattle-off tons of T206's i got from you (chase, dark cap, m. brown, port, hugh duffy, kelley, etc)...great memories!

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Posted By: JimB

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Posted By: jay wolt

Picked this up awhile ago, matted & framed it
and the wife even likes it, so its in our bedroom.

Its a scorecard from 1914 that would be displayed in bars,
coffee shops, tobacco stores etc..
With the recap of yesterdays games w/ local advertisements.
It has the scores of the major leagues & Federal league

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Posted By: MVSNYC

Kenny- wow, great pieces! can you explain what some of the components that are framed are? lifetime passes, letters, etc?

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Posted By: kenny

Thanks. A letter to his girlfriend who he later married, A family photo of Zach and Daisy and kids, His Hall of Fame Lifetime Pass. His last State of Missouri Drivers License, His Lifetime Membership card in the Association of Professional Ball Players, Original artwork for Callahan (If it were realeased) A signed Wheat check, His Major League Baseball Lifetime Pass, Hall of Fame Induction Photo, Cabinet card from the Union Club of Kansas City, And a bat given to Zach from Hillerich and Bradsby on his induction to hall of fame.

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Posted By: Matt

Great stuff Kenny!

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Posted By: Trae R.

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"There ain't much to being a ballplayer, if you're a ballplayer."
-Honus Wagner

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Posted By: matt

Nice pieces everyone.

This is one of my favorites. Its huge in person.

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Posted By: Doug Moore

These are all very nice displays thanks for sharing. Kenny, the Zack Wheat display is Hall of Fame worthy.

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Posted By: jim

Have a sister piece with a Piedmont advertisement. Same team picture. Enjoy.

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Posted By: Dustan Hedlin

Nothing too extravagant, just one of Trae's reprint sets that I got framed a few weeks ago. I'm looking for something similar to the Wagner litho that Trae posted higher up, if anyone knows where to find one. I found one on ebay that is similar but I want it to be a little bigger than 12x20.