May pickups.

[pencil1974]

Great cabinet from 1885. Also have the original woodcut of the photo from Harpers Weekly Oct 1885.

[Bill77]

Rhotchkiss check out the Ultimate trade up thread I believe Eyecollect vintage still has the Killian 350/25 for sale.

I just got this last week after taking a chance on a new ebay seller:

[rainier2004]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Sick card. I checked out the auction you purchased it from. I think you got it for a steal! Congrats!!

Thanks and I would have to agree that I was happy with the price. It was the lowest sale I could find...5 notches below my max and I have been the underbidder on 3 other over the 6 years or so.

Brad - WHAT AN AMAZING PIECE! That thing is a beauty, was that a private deal? If you ever get bored of that PLEASE let me know.

[PiratesWS1979]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

T206 Tinker, bat off, blank back.

Only two more backs to go before I have completed the back run. Whose got my Sweet Caporal 350, fact 25??

Thanks to all board members who helped me along the way.

Wow Ryan, that's quite the back run you're completing.

[PiratesWS1979]

Originally Posted by MattyC

Love that Hornsby; he doesn't get enough love in the hobby.

The mail cannot come fast enough.

Love the Wagner!

[Jobu]

W.o.w. That is incredible. I feel lucky just to have gotten to see a scan. Nice!

Originally Posted by pencil1974

Great cabinet from 1885. Also have the original woodcut of the photo from Harpers Weekly Oct 1885.

[DeanH3]

Man, you guys are a tough crowd to follow this month.

This showed up today. Been wanting a DiMaggio piece for a while. The $15 off $75 ebay coupon really motivated me.

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by pencil1974

Great cabinet from 1885. Also have the original woodcut of the photo from Harpers Weekly Oct 1885.

Brad:

That is a sweet picture! Very nice!

Kevin

[GregMitch34]

Another elusive Red Sun, top-graded.

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1496233978

And for fun, another Helmar

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1496234109

[cracker_jack]

The other Babe

[tbob]

Picked up he last two D311s I needed, thanks Brian M. Having put the set together card by card I can honestly say these were the two toughest to find. Several years of looking, now the set can be put to bed.

[pencil1974]

Thanks guys! It's a great piece, hard to find both Anson & Kelly together. It was one of those I tossed out a bid that I didn't think had a chance to win and I won. lol.

So wasn't on a list of anything I was really looking for at the time but thought it was amazing so gave it a shot. I like how it can be tied to the Harpers Weekly woodcut as well.

[edjs]

Originally Posted by tbob

Picked up he last two D311s I needed, thanks Brian M. Having put the set together card by card I can honestly say these were the two toughest to find. Several years of looking, now the set can be put to bed.

Right on, tbob, that is a great accomplishment! That is one tough set.

[ValKehl]

For my type and 1924 Senators collections:

[ValKehl]

This 1931 Blum's Bulletin is complete, but it's too large for my scanner:

[MikeGarcia]

...they got the grades right but that's the ONLY thing they got right....now if I can just find another one in a BGS holder I'll have hit the trifecta ...

..( for the members who are not all that familiar with the 3 x 5-ish black and white premiums/photocards of the thirties , this "Joe (not "Ducky"; JOE !!) Medwick" is actually a 1934 Wheaties premium from Gold Medal Foods; R313A in the book.

..

[phlflyer1]

Originally Posted by tbob

Picked up he last two D311s I needed, thanks Brian M. Having put the set together card by card I can honestly say these were the two toughest to find. Several years of looking, now the set can be put to bed.

Congrats TBob, that is definitely quite an accomplishment!

[Joe_G.]

Originally Posted by pencil1974

Great cabinet from 1885. Also have the original woodcut of the photo from Harpers Weekly Oct 1885.

Congrats Brad, great cabinet. I assume you know the story behind the "Anson in Uniform" N172 (the most valuable 19th century card having been created from this cabinet).

[brianp-beme]

Originally Posted by phlflyer1

Congrats TBob, that is definitely quite an accomplishment!

I third that...such a cool, elusive set. I like it almost as much as its big B/W D310 brother. Congrats TBob!

Brian

[Brian Van Horn]

I usually avoid Authentic, but this card intrigued me:

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

This 1931 Blum's Bulletin is complete, but it's too large for my scanner:

I love the Blum's, and they fit on my scanner, so here is the top...
Insert smiley face here.

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

I love the Blum's, and they fit on my scanner, so here is the top...
Insert smiley face here.

Thanks Doug - much appreciated!

[deltaarnet]

My first Old Judge for my Cubs Collection.