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Old 09-03-2005, 07:46 AM
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Posted By: leon

Maybe doing a monthly pick up thread could work. That way it's sort of a timed thing and we can be a little more orderly....here's one (also please try to make your scans only 1x size so the downloads don't take too long)

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Finally got it.

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Thanks to Scott Elkins

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Posted By: Jim F

Not baseball but a very exciting find for me. Maybe the earliest known hockey card from a pro league.



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Jim F.

do you have an ID for that? Is it a cabinet card ? I presume it is un-cataloged ?

edited to add the only entrant from a slow week.

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Sorry i did not realize the scan was so big. It is uncatalogued. It has a postcard back, but so far the few pre 1910 hockey cards discovered have been postcard style. A prominent postcard dealer dated it to 1900-1915 from the back and printing style. The manager of the Hockey Hall of Fame Archive department dated it to 1900-1909 based on the uniform. He along with a couple others are helping me identify the team logo. It may be a long shot to identify the player. There is not much info or photos of pre NHL hockey. Thanks, Jim

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I would expand your search to European teams, as well. I don't believe there was a team with a "B" on their jerseys in the AHA, CAHL, or NHL that I can remember until 1924.

Some cabinets and cards were produced in Europe (Great Britan being one of the most prominent) around this time.

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There were 3 or 4 pro teams from Berlin, Ontario(now Kitchener/Waterloo) about an hour outside Toronto. We are focusing on the Berlin Professionals right now. Jim

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The latest card to arrive. Mr McKee told me it was a PSA9



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And (unfortunately--probably):


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From my trade of 34 Goudeys for 33 Goudeys with Jim Crandell. Thanks Jim!


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W565 Harry Heilmann

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Posted By: steve yawitz

Great postcard, hockey_jim! I hope you're able to find some information on it.


Here's my big September acquisition, at least so far:


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Thanks to Tim S. for this beauty--

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Posted By: Dan Koteles

Leach port psa6
Bresnahan port psa5 epdg back
Chase port vgx/x raw
e90-1 Chase for about the 17th time in life
e90-1 Sweeney vgx
e90-1 Crawford.....given away to his great nephew.
Crawford Sporting news, as above
WIllie Horton signed Detroit Newspaper, after hitting a W.S HR. Another signed Horton, but this one to Dan "best wishes" ,recieved from someone that went to his house. He is my all- time favorite.

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Leon, very nice. Is that FBH #2 or do you have more?

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the schlei's an e92 dockman & sons.

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Not to mention...the pictures they put on the cards....

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Here is one I picked up today

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Posted By: Judge Dred (Fred)

That Ewing 4BH is a true rarity, not only in quantity but in condition. Thanks for posting it.

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wow Leon super card...if you don't mind me asking where did you get it from ?

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Not a postcard collector but, couldn't resist this 1907 Wolverine News Co. Check out the scar above his eye.

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My lone Tristar pickup

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A 1932 Denby premium picturing the Bear's championship team (6 HOFer's pictured). The Clarke is obviously beat, but the image is superb.

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Perfect examples, all have clean backs by the way. If I had to buy cards on ebay I'd be in trouble, haven't had any luck lately. Thanks to Colt, Quan, Dave and Tim and the Net54 B/S/T. Picked these up this week.

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That is a really nice t205 walter. Can't believe it is in a 4 holder.

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All in transit (or should be soon):

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Amos Rusie


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Earl Averill (upgrade from a PSA 5)


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just got these in todays mail and was very happy to get them!

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But, I did~!

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Two more:

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Very nice pick ups by all heres my first N172

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Does anyone know what set his Ty Cobb is from? I just picked up three cards from the set at a country auction. I am a very new collector and would like to know what I purchased. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

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I hope this posting works right. I'm pretty floored and humbled I got this card. It wasn't long ago I thought it was only a daydream that cards like this might exist.

--Chad

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Moral Values " What would you do if no one was looking? Only you would know" Instilled in me by James W. Brennan Sr.

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One of only three Gassler's Bread examples graded with this being the only Cobb .

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One from August, one from September, both uncatalogued.

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woo hoo ...



And i didn't even pay sticker!




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I just bought this one. Sorry for the poor scan.



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