Ended--1887 Scrapps Curtis Welch and 4 Strip Cards, ending 10/11
 

You want an inexpensive "card" from the 19th c.?

Lot 1: 1887 Scrapps [I think; please correct me if I get any designations wrong] Curtis Welch: This is not the hall-of-famer Mickey but his brother Curtis Welch, St. Louis outfielder, as is written lightly in pencil on the back.
Card is in Poor condition; I think missing some below the neck, but at least the face is still beautiful 19th c. lithography. Opening bid is $25.

Auctions end Saturday, 10/11, at 10 pm EST [10:00 time-stamp good; 10:01 not].
Bids must be in whole dollar increments.
S/H $1 in a pwe, or $5 if you prefer tracking.
As Per Lucky Larry's policy with a pwe, I'll split the cost with the buyer if it's lost.

Lot 2: W572 Billy Southworth [h-o-f manager; not that many cards from his playing days. Edwyn Reisman autographed back. Opening bid: $17.
Lot 3: 1928 W502 Game Back, #32 Max Carey, scrapbook residue on back. Opening bid, $20.
Lot 4: W516-1-2 Clyde Milan. Opening bid, $1.
Lot 5: W514 Max Carey. Opening bid, $20.

$25 on the Southworth

Re: 1887 Scrapps Curtis Welch and 4 Strip Cards, ending 10/11
 

The Southworth is a W572. The Careys are correct at w502 and w514. The Milan is a W516-1-2, as evidenced by the reversed logo. Best of luck with the sale.

Lot 4 $5

Lot 2: Billy Southworth $27
Lot 3: Carey - $20
Lot 4: Milan - $3
Lot 5: Carey - $20

Ending at 10 pm EST
 

Thanks Ed Hans for the correct set designations.

Auctions end tonight, 10 pm EST.

I just now note that Geoff's bid on Lot 4 is insufficient.
Hopefully he reads this and will acknowledge.

Here is the bidding up to date:

Lot 1: No bid [Opening bid is $25].
Lot 2: Billy Southworth $27, premiercardcollectors
Lot 3: Carey - $20, premiercardcollectors
Lot 4: Milan - $5, zizek
Lot 5: Carey - $20, premiercardcollectors

And thanks to all bidders.

Lot 2: $30

Too bad so much of scraps wasn't there. I've never had one