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Old 09-02-2025, 12:38 PM
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Just spoke with a gentleman who has a Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker L1 leather piece which originated from the collection of an MLB umpire. These pieces will be coming to a major auction house at some point. Here’s the Cobb to wet your whistle.
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That's very cool. I don't remember seeing one of those (at least in many years ).
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That's very cool. I don't remember seeing one of those (at least in many years ).
He has a Speaker as well, although I don’t have a photo of it.
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I've been seeing a lot of things I've never seen before lately; this DEFINITELY being one of them. Is it the only Leather set with the "L" Designation? Or is there an "L2" somewhere? What's something like this expected to bring at Auction? High $XX,XXX or we talking $XXX,XXX?
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Always wondered...... was there any practical use for these based on the shape or is it just to hang on the wall? Rocky
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I've always thought it was to imitate the shape of a full cowhide:



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Always wondered...... was there any practical use for these based on the shape or is it just to hang on the wall? Rocky
Cowboy diapers-- a precursor to Depends. Didn't catch on-- not very absorbent.

Hunt Auctions sold a nice one for $50K back in 2021:
https://connect.invaluable.com/hunta...-ty_77F4613AB2
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I've been seeing a lot of things I've never seen before lately; this DEFINITELY being one of them. Is it the only Leather set with the "L" Designation? Or is there an "L2" somewhere? What's something like this expected to bring at Auction? High $XX,XXX or we talking $XXX,XXX?
Take a look at the non-sports side. The gallery there has pages for most L sets from L1-L56. http://www.moviecard.com/gallery/leathers/startup.html
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Take a look at the non-sports side. The gallery there has pages for most L sets from L1-L56. http://www.moviecard.com/gallery/leathers/startup.html
Thank you - I had no idea about that resource
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I've been seeing a lot of things I've never seen before lately; this DEFINITELY being one of them. Is it the only Leather set with the "L" Designation? Or is there an "L2" somewhere? What's something like this expected to bring at Auction? High $XX,XXX or we talking $XXX,XXX?
Based on prior sales of some better conditioned examples, my guess is 10K to 15K for the Cobb.
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