May Pickups
 

I’ve seen these schedule tokens for about every league both minor and major but this is the first from Kansas I’ve found. Happy to get it and has an oil and gas connection to it also.

Nice find!

Thanks Bill!

I've never heard of schedule tokens before I saw Clint's post. Very cool.

1950s Bob Feller Wallet, Pencil Case, Key Chain - Willard Mullin
 

Happy to add this 1950s Willard Mullin art wallet to my Bob Feller collection.
I already had the pencil case and key chain. I’m told there is also some form of tote but I have never seen one. The key chain is listed as a 1950 Old Nick / Bit-O-Honey issue.

I don’t know the full extent of other players available with wallets, pencil cases or totes, but the key chain checklist appears to be limited to six players - Bob Feller, Joe DiMaggio, Stan Musial, Johnny Mize, Jackie Robinson, and Ted Williams.

1969 Children's Expos uniform , with advertising from 1969 Expos Yearbook $8 for uniform in 1969

Love those!

Picked up two DiMaggio matchbook covers.

Very cool!

Thanks, Hank!

I've been looking for this one for a few years. Jackie Robinson 1952 Wheaties Tin Tray. It's been a dickens to find. But I now have a complete set of Robinson, Musial, Rizzuto and Kiner.

Far and away the toughest of the Wheaties Tins... congrats..

What a tough and wonderful collection!

Tremendous pickup... Talk about an item where the supply pales in comparison to the demand! Great snag!

Thanks Jonathan, Hank and Mark. Sometimes eBay saved searches pay off.

I’ve never seen ANY of those! How big is it? Did they come in a cereal box or were they a (more likely) a mail in premium? I’m glad you found one of your grails. You can delete that search! :p

From KeyManCollectibles:

It seems pretty crazy that these were glued to the back of the boxes. Like so many things, I fell into it by accident. In June 2021, I got the Musial and Rizzuto trays in a lot of general memorabilia that included a couple of B18 blankets, the tin trays and a Mike Caldwell bobble head. It was an unusual lot. I was interested because of the B18 blankets and for $19 I wasn't risking much. The tin trays were a bonus and when I did some research (meaning I did a google search), they were the coolest items in the lot. I was able to pick up the Kiner a few months later but I've been chasing Jackie for nearly 4 years. This is the full set. (forgive the reflection from the plastic envelopes)

It was very cathartic being able to delete that saved search. ;)

It always is! :p

Great info about those. I’m glad there were no Giants!

I've gotten cardboard signs found under porches, behind framed pictures, and in walls for insulation. I add a sign today found "behind a door". Sounds weird saying behind a door but it was seriously nailed behind metal that closed off a door. I guess I'm a collector of signs found in weird places :D. It's not mint but hey it survived and I think I can clean it up a bit more.

Fantastic! Pretty great shape, all things considered.

That's a beauty!

Nice find!

Great find!

Swap meet find...fun (cheap) pickup. (pic 2 a little blurry...Enos Slaughter and Tommy Henrich I believe). Ball also has Joe Page and Bobby Shantz, not shown.

yeah
 

Way to go...that's what ya call a virgin find...

Been selling more than buying recently, but had a couple of new pickups recently that I am really excited about.

This 1938 contract between the Negro National League/NY Cubans for use of Yankee Stadium for a few Negro League games as a fundraiser.

The contract features Ed Barrow's signature, along with 2 signatures from Negro League Executive Gus Greenlee, which was what drove my interest in particular.

I've been looking for a Greenlee signature for years and had never seen one in the wild until I came across this document.

Very nice pickup.

Wow, where my two focuses collide!

I picked these up. I was wondering about the cloth Indoor baseball. It's supposedly from 1914. Any information about it would certainly be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

Bought a huge lot of pinback buttons to get this Joe DiMaggio button.