If anybody won the Cardinals lot and would sell me the Red, please reach out.

Great buy btw!

Thank you. I'd like to keep the set together for now. I'll let you know if I decide to break it up.

Yah, keep it together. You'd eventually regret it if you pieced it out. Knee-jerk reaction... I was still in the "denial phase" of being out-sniped. :eek:

I picked up these original snapshots from the same seller of the Reds photos above. The Mays, Seaver, Berra, and both Mantles shots appear in the 1976 SSPC card set. The action shots of DiMaggio and Mantle were taken at an old timers game.

Good stuff! These were likely originally purchased through Baseball Nostalgia in Cooperstown close to when the SSPC cards were released.


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These are nothing less than breath-taking. When I working with early videotape in the late 1970s, there was a generation of movies we called "red movies" because whatever film stock they had been made from had lost of good deal of the colors other than red presumably due to some kind of chemicals that didn't age well. These photos, as well as the Reds photo set, exhibit the same look to them, and I wonder if it's the result of use of the same kind of chemicals used in the negatives or developing fluid, etc. I assume there are experts in this stuff, and I haven't done any Googling on it, but I did find the similarity interesting.

My most recent pick up. My favorite aspect of the picture is the press photographers visible in the background, which makes me wonder if other views of this play are still around.

Can anyone assist me in dating this Gary Carter snapshot photo? I was curious to know if this photo can be lined to his rookie year of 1975. When did the Expos stop using all blue batting helmets? Thank you.

Latest RMY pick up. A cool Mantle type 1 from 1966.

Schoolboy Rowe Type 1 Before the 1934 Series. Very Paul Thompson-esque.

Couldn't resist buying this incredibly goofy, majestic and beautiful photo. Dodger spring training 1946. Sliding drills. Gene Hermanski, Les Berge and Gene Mauch with Chuck Dressen. Looks more like ballet than baseball. Even the shadows are cool.

I recently had these original rookie photos graded of Jim Rice and Carlton Fisk.

1954 Wire Photo of NY Giant Dusty Rhodes
 

One of the 1954 Giants WS heroes. Pitch hitter deluxe!

Just added this important piece for my integration PC, a Browns Hank Thompson original photo. He integrated the team but only spent a month with them before going back to the KC Monarchs so photos of him with the team are very scarce.

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