Those M114's - When Are We Going To Talk About Them?

[doug.goodman]

This one is beat up, but still nice...

[Shoebox]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

This one is beat up, but still nice...

Condition aside that is awesome!

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Shoebox

Condition aside that is awesome!

Thanx, that one might be my favorite.

[uniship]

anybody here have any signed examples to share?

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by uniship

anybody here have any signed examples to share?

Nope, not me.

[BruceinGa]

Nor I.
I just received my Itoya Art Profolio and just finished loading it. Now for the index. I'll probably arrange them in chronological order. Looks as if I have the cart before the horse.

[akleinb611]

Okay, I've been gone for a few days (work has been making me nuts, but it's better than the alternative), but it's clear that there are more M114 fans out there than I realized. Thanks to Doug for keeping this going. Just to keep things going further, here are a couple of scans. The first is of that M113 I alluded to earlier, picturing Vic Saier, who does not appear on any known checklist. The second is a third Ty Cobb - in addition to the M113 (already pictured) and the 1941 version (showing him about to bunt, the most common version), this one is a "Washington DC" version, undoubtedly part of the large 1957 issue. And no, it also doesn't appear on any checklist.