October Pick Up Thread

[x2drich2000]

Super happy to finally check this tough one off the list.

[BabyRuth]

1934 Quaker Oats Order form and scorer
1949 Babe Ruth Comic #3 featuring Joe Dimaggio - signed by Joe D.
along with the original cover art
1968 3D Maloney No Dugout

[Lobo Aullando]

I wanted a Western Association player, so K.C. is one of the cities, right? Denver or Sioux City would've been pretty cool, too, but Kansas City it is. Except I didn't realize that K.C. also had an American Association team, and the only ways to tell the difference are either the uniforms or the rosters. Long story short, I got lucky.

This time.

Edited to add: Nope. Incorrect. Wrong. Upon further review, American Association.

[V117collector]

The back is beat but I got a really good price on it. I've been eyeing a Greenberg card for a while, happy to say I now own one.

[Jason Carota]

[jingram058]

My pick up is electricity. It has been restored to my house in the aftermath of major hurricane Ian. It makes ALL the difference. I have been told that because our neighborhood is just across the street from Gulf Coast Hospital, we are on what is called "the hospital grid". I now believe it, as we have power when so many do not. We have air conditioning, washer/dryer, lights, YouTube TV, Amazon Prime, wifi, email, internet, all the things we take for granted. Our house made it through this, the roof, the pool cage, the big oak tree in back. The only damage is our wooden fence in the back yard is destroyed; tossed around like kindling. It was flattened by Irma, rebuilt, and now gone. There were a million shingles in the yard from other houses, and a million leaves from the oak tree, shrubs, and bushes. We live between US 41 and I-75. This was the mother of all hurricanes. We know now that storm surge simply isn't a problem for us where we are, but across US 41 is where the devastation begins. Along Fort Myers Beach, Estero Island, downtown, Whiskey Creek and along the Caloosahatchee River into Cape Coral, and the islands of Sanibel, Captiva and Pine Island, it looks like Hiroshima or Nagasaki at the end of WW2, just absolute destruction. We are so fortunate where we live here in the Brookshire community. I was in the Navy for 26 years...typhoons in the Pacific, hurricanes and superstorms in the Atlantic...wildfires in California...I could go on and on. Hurricane Ian was by far the worst tropical storm I ever went through. In the eyewall, with winds well over 100 mph, it sounded like a freight train. I thought the house was going to shake apart. But we made it. And day 3 after, we have running water and electricity and all that goes with that. Still only a few gas stations and other places open, with lines that go for blocks. But we made it. My pick up is electricity.

[gabrinus]

Glad you are safe James...Jerry

[charlietheexterminator]

Jim, you are definitely one of the lucky ones.

I picked up a few new Cobb’s, plus a few others that I haven’t had the opportunity to snapshot yet.

[chadeast]

Sterling pickups just arrived today. Another great auction Lee!

[wazoo]

Cubby time

[MVSNYC]

Great Evers EPDG! Congrats.

[ruth-gehrig]

Apologies I know not prewar but as close as I'll ever be to period Knickerbocker Nine

[atx840]

Excellent cards everyone. Loving the Evers Waz!

[jcmtiger]

Originally Posted by jingram058

My pick up is electricity. It has been restored to my house in the aftermath of major hurricane Ian. It makes ALL the difference. I have been told that because our neighborhood is just across the street from Gulf Coast Hospital, we are on what is called "the hospital grid". I now believe it, as we have power when so many do not. We have air conditioning, washer/dryer, lights, YouTube TV, Amazon Prime, wifi, email, internet, all the things we take for granted. Our house made it through this, the roof, the pool cage, the big oak tree in back. The only damage is our wooden fence in the back yard is destroyed; tossed around like kindling. It was flattened by Irma, rebuilt, and now gone. There were a million shingles in the yard from other houses, and a million leaves from the oak tree, shrubs, and bushes. We live between US 41 and I-75. This was the mother of all hurricanes. We know now that storm surge simply isn't a problem for us where we are, but across US 41 is where the devastation begins. Along Fort Myers Beach, Estero Island, downtown, Whiskey Creek and along the Caloosahatchee River into Cape Coral, and the islands of Sanibel, Captiva and Pine Island, it looks like Hiroshima or Nagasaki at the end of WW2, just absolute destruction. We are so fortunate where we live here in the Brookshire community. I was in the Navy for 26 years...typhoons in the Pacific, hurricanes and superstorms in the Atlantic...wildfires in California...I could go on and on. Hurricane Ian was by far the worst tropical storm I ever went through. In the eyewall, with winds well over 100 mph, it sounded like a freight train. I thought the house was going to shake apart. But we made it. And day 3 after, we have running water and electricity and all that goes with that. Still only a few gas stations and other places open, with lines that go for blocks. But we made it. My pick up is electricity.

live along Treeline just north of Daniels Parkway, everything ok, except no city water. That sucks. 2nd Hurricane since we lived here, Irma 2017, then this one.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

apologies i know not prewar but as close as i'll ever be to period knickerbocker nine

👍

[jingram058]

Originally Posted by jcmtiger

live along Treeline just north of Daniels Parkway, everything ok, except no city water. That sucks. 2nd Hurricane since we lived here, Irma 2017, then this one.

Glad you're okay, Joe. You're even further inland than we are. We consider ourselves blessed here given all the destruction west of us.

[wazoo]

Beyond excited for this one…

[mybuddyinc]

................... A TriCycle ..................

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............ Big thank you to Jay for making these two nice HOF upgrades available .......

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Fun, fun, Scott

[gabrinus]

Great cards everyone...that Cobb looks cooler with a Tolstoi back...Jerry

[yanks87]

Always wanted a "felt" blanket!

[Vintagecatcher]

Brian,

Congrats on the B18 blanket.

That's a beauty.

Usuallly they are faded or have run after coming in contact with water.

Patrick

[wazoo]

Hindu Hindu Hindu

[yanks87]

Thanks Patrick

this one has some sun fade on the front, the back colors are even better! I love the Cobb in the center, Chance, Wheat and Stengel are also on there, I am planning to get it framed up properly so I can display it!

[atx840]

Banger of a 1 Waz!

[5-Tool Player]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Great Evers EPDG! Congrats.

+1.......nice addition to. your collection

[todeen]

Originally Posted by yanks87

Always wanted a "felt" blanket!

wow! I've always wanted one too, but never thought I'd see one. so cool!

Reminds me of the M&M Christmas ad: "He does exist!"

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[anchorednw]

Picked up this 1983 N398 Yum Yum Tobacco "Foot Ball"
Super rare and super cool.

[Alaskanmade]

My first Gehrig!

[fkm_bky]

That's a beauty! Congrats!

Bill

Originally Posted by Alaskanmade

My first Gehrig!

[Leon]

Great pick ups in this thread so far, and it's early yet!

[Alaskanmade]

Originally Posted by fkm_bky

That's a beauty! Congrats!

Bill

Thanks Bill!
Some wear and tear for sure, but no big creases or stains, so I'm happy

[mrreality68]

very nice start to the month everyone.
Congrats.
THose comics are really interesting piece of history

[Casey2296]

REA pick ups, super happy about all 3 especially the SC Back Baker.
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[RCFire82]

322/524

[nineunder71]

Great Pick-Ups Everyone

Ryan, Congrats on the progress, well done sir!

Cheers

C

[fkm_bky]

Great transaction with Luke to get a solid upgrade to my beater Collins. Love that BST!

Bill

[Leon]

Add another T206. Great card at a very fair price from the BST and Tony A. (once again)
Always a pleasure, Tony! We have similar tastes...

[Mutton Chop Yaz]

From the September Brockelman auction.

[Casey2296]

Nice pick up Lucas, glad a member got that one.

[Mutton Chop Yaz]

Thank you, Phil!

[wazoo]

Cycling for days

[Spike]

Thanks to another Net54 member for my 1939 Ted. Down to six for the 1939-41 Play Ball run, with no biggies. The end is in sight!

[boneheadandrube]

T202 130 Moriarty-Cobb SGC 4.jpg

[anchorednw]

Thank you, Jay for my 1st Old Judge and oldest card all in one purchase.

To top it off, it's most likely a distant relative of sorts and shared last name.

Win-Win-Win.

Thank you, Jay, already needing another. lol

[todeen]

My first Turkey Red. thank you iconsportscards for the sale.

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[jingram058]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

REA pick ups, super happy about all 3 especially the SC Back Baker.
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Phil, I have one of those Ed Walsh t206. That is just a great looking card, IMO, one of the best in the whole set. Congrats on picking up all 3!

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Phil, I have one of those Ed Walsh t206. That is just a great looking card, IMO, one of the best in the whole set. Congrats on picking up all 3!

Thanks James,
I agree on the Walsh, one of my favorites in the set and the 1st T206 I ever bought. Took me a while to find a nice upgrade.

[V117collector]

Bought this Foxx' card and I think I got a good deal even though it's a beater. Happy to add it to my collection.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by V117collector

Bought this Foxx' card and I think I got a good deal even though it's a beater. Happy to add it to my collection.

It's one of those cards where the creases don't take away from the image, congrats on the pick up

[wazoo]

Cubs off backs