Is this the title you would use for a GREAT 19th century poster?

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

I think I would have mentioned Baseball in the title. Maybe Boxing collectors pay more for items like this, but I do not think so.. It looks like an Awsome piece, too bad it does not start our at 9.95 without a reserve.. LOL

http://cgi.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290026504006

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Posted By: barrysloate

Baseball collectors would by far pay the most because of the n28's pictured. I wonder where this came from?

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Posted By: Brian Weisner

Hi JC,
I thought the same thing. Most auction houses would mention the Baseball players, and very little about the other Stars included.

Be well Brian


PS Keith, Do you have one of these?

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Posted By: Jim Clarke

It looks like it came out of a boxing collection, judging by all the other boxing items they have. This is the only other poster I have seen before.

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Posted By: Keith O'Leary

Unfortunately no Brian . I think I've seen 3 of these offered since looking for them. Its a beauty.

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Posted By: barrysloate

I auctioned one two years ago. I would guess around 5-6 of them exist. There is also one for the N29 set.

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Posted By: davidcycleback

Baseball's most valuable, but even the non-sport Allen & Ginter posters are valuable and sought after. Agree it's odd to advertise it under boxing.

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Posted By: Steve Dawson

The seller seems to be "Title Challenged".

I started to get excited when I noticed several T205s and T206s with "PSA/DNA" in the title. Problem is, none of them show any sign of being autographed!


Steve

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Posted By: Glen V

Here's another vintage poster. It's part of the HOF's Baseball as America exhibit. The exhibit is moving to St. Paul next, then Cleveland for the summer of '07 (good timing w/ the '07 National).

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Posted By: barrysloate

There are 19th century posters known for N28, N29, Goodwin Round Album, Old Judge, Buchner, and Kimball. But there has never been a poster found for N162. You would think there would have been one, and what a beauty it would have been.

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Posted By: paulstratton

I have what I believe to be "cuts" from one of these posters. Unfortunately somone cut up the N76 Great Americans poster into cards. None of them are damaged so I don't know why or when it was cut up but they are pretty cool nonetheless. Probably not much value but probably the closest I'll come to having one of these beauties.