A few interesting things I saw at the yearly San Leandro Show Produced by Mark Macrae

[CarltonHendricks]

Went to the once a year San Leandro show put on by Mark Mcrea, below are a few things I saw...A very pleasant show...I didn't make any buys but was tempted...There was a commercial Giants coffe cup and saucer I liked but sold before I could shoot it...priced $100.00

12TH ANNUAL
St. Leanders Summer Sports Collectors Show

Saturday,June 15th,2013
9 am -4 pm

Located at Ryan -O’Connell Hall ,575 West Estudillo Ave (Corner of San Leandro Blvd)
TAKE BART from anywhere in the Bay Area .Hall is directly across the street from SAN LEANDRO station. Driving by car, take I-880 to Davis Street. Drive east on Davis for 1 mile to San Leandro Blvd. Turn right on San Leandro Blvd. Hall is one block south on your left.

This Show Features ......


1) 75 Dealer Tables (SOLD OUT)


2) 100 Years of Sports Memorabilia for sale (1880’s-2010’s)


3) Knowledgeable Vendors,Many of whom are collectors themselves.


4) A Family atmosphere with no Adult oriented material on display.


ADMISSION $4 (Under 5 and over 65 $2)










Show Promoter Mark Macrae

[BigJJ]

Interesting thank you

[sayheykid54]

Great photo's. Do you happen to remember how much the 1968 Detroit Tigers banner was selling for?

[slidekellyslide]

I'd like to know how much that Grand Island team composite photo was priced at.

Thanks for the pics, Carlton!

[Bob Lemke]

That guy in the Packers cap and "Waupaca" jersey must be a long way from home.

Waupaca is the county where I live in Central Wisconsin.

[oaks1912]

Hey Carlton...Thanks for posting the nice pix, but one small correction. The shows are held twice a year (June and November) The next show is November 23 and will be the 29th annual. Everyone seemed to have a great time yesterday and a lot of people left the building carrying something. The Giants cup & saucer sold along with a bunch of really neat Giants material from the 60's, along with the Tigers banner. The buyer stopped by my table with it after he bought it.... The Waupaca fan is a longtime local collector that collects Minnesota and Wisconsin items, although we do have our share of out of towners that come out for the day....

[CW]

Cool pictures, thanks.

Had I attended, I'm not sure I would've been able to leave without that 1968 Tigers framed piece.

[CarltonHendricks]

Originally Posted by oaks1912

Hey Carlton...Thanks for posting the nice pix, but one small correction. The shows are held twice a year (June and November) The next show is November 23 and will be the 29th annual. Everyone seemed to have a great time yesterday and a lot of people left the building carrying something. The Giants cup & saucer sold along with a bunch of really neat Giants material from the 60's, along with the Tigers banner. The buyer stopped by my table with it after he bought it.... The Waupaca fan is a longtime local collector that collects Minnesota and Wisconsin items, although we do have our share of out of towners that come out for the day....

Mark, I so apologize for that...my big mistake on the show date intervals!!!! That was the second time I had been to your show. For some reason I usually forget or don't hear about it and miss it....

Yes that Detroit banner had my attention, offered by John Bachtold of Wala Wala Washington I believe...At $295.00 I thought there was room in it...but too contemporary for my collection...I did go back and eyeball it close up to see what it was made of...appeared to be a heavy nylon...and the real thing...that is, team issued...like maybe something from the stadium...I mean for a serious Tigers collector...if that was from the stadium...I would think $295.00 would be a no brainer dancing out to the car deal...

When I think back I have no idea why I didn't shoot the booth of Sal Dichiera of Amazing Adventures, from San Francisco...He had a bunch of very good stuff...a team issued San Francisco Seals canvas zippered tote bag I looked at that was remarkable...He had a University of California tobacco tin that was another killer piece....had there been football graphics on it I'd have been all over it..but even without it was still great...He had an early...very early John L. Sullivan sheet music with a thin young faced John L. on the cover that would have to be one of the best boxing sheet music pieces I've ever seen... and there was a whole lot more in his booth I assume he'll have at the National!









Alan O’Conner of Sacramento, author of Gold on the Diamond: Sacramento’s Great Baseball Players 1886 to 1976, had the 1906 Grand Island team photo…I saw that and zeroed in like a missile…Had a $900.00 price tag on it and I’m pretty sure he said he was negotiable…and it seemed like a $900 photo…for a minor league team it really had the look…classy and great condition…Alan’s email is: alanoconnor@sbcglobal.net



Another Allan, this one with two L’s…Allan Wegscheider of San Jose…had the booth with the big 46” tall Antique Whiskey/Kessler’s Whiskey football player statue. He had a truck load of just plain cool sports antiques…Allan is very resourceful….you never know what he’s gonna have.



I got the Spalding baseball shoes from him a couple years back…does military stuff big time too…Unfortunately he’s not going to the National this year…He had a UCLA football seat cushion I should have taken a close in shot of but that you can see in the photo above…I considered getting but again I’m trying to save deniro and it didn’t really hit the gotta have it level…and he had a nice, very Victorian, Minnesota football pillow which is the typical surprise kind of piece he gets….very cool..

[sayheykid54]

I would have paid $500.00 for the Tigers banner. They're quite rare especially in that shape.

[whitehse]

Originally Posted by Bob Lemke

That guy in the Packers cap and "Waupaca" jersey must be a long way from home.

Waupaca is the county where I live in Central Wisconsin.

Bob I thought the same thing. I live south of you in the Lake Geneva area and saw the Waupaca jersey and thought right away he is a long way from home. Is Ding's Dock still up there?

[perezfan]

Originally Posted by sayheykid54

I would have paid $500.00 for the Tigers banner. They're quite rare especially in that shape.

Yup.... I was thinking the same... easily a $500 piece, provided the frame isn't hiding any problems with the hanger at top/fringe at the bottom. Someone apparently got a nice buy!

[pologrounds]

Mike Maysenhalder, the nation's leading expert on Willie Mays memorabilia, and his best friend, CONDO from WISCONSIN displayed their treasures at the Greatest Show on Earth, Mark Macrae's Saint Leander's Show. Mike specializes in vintage San Francisco Giants, San Francisco 49ers, Oakland Raiders and Oakland A's memorabilis as well as Willie Mays rarities. Mike can be reached at michaelmays24@comcast.net.

[timzcardz]

Just wanted to say THANKS!

I always love your storeis and photos, both here and on your site.

Thanks again.