New Website: www.19thcenturycards.net

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Posted By: Preece1

Hi all,

I have been thinking of creating a website where I could display my collection for some time now, and I am happy to say that it has just been finished. It is not a very big collection, but I hope you enjoy the cards just the same.


WWW.19thcenturycards.net


Brian McQueen, resident Moderator, is the man responsible, and he did a great job.

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Posted By: Anonymous

Amazing cards. Thanks for sharing.
Rob

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Posted By: Patrick McMenemy

Patrick:

Beautiful website!

You have a really interesting collection.

Nice job Brian.

Patrick M.

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Great stuff Patrick...

Here's a clickable link for those that want to take a look. http://www.19thcenturycards.net/index.html

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Posted By: DCDSports

WOW Patrick,

What a great site and truly rare and amazing cards too. The K-Bats are my fav. I remember when I got to hold them at the Nat last year and they are so much better in person! One suggestion, I would recommend that you place a water mark on the cards so no one can make fake cards of these images.

AMAZING COLLECTION!!!

Trevor Hocking

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Posted By: fessgreg

you got a real nice professional website and the cards are terrific. it looks better than most dealer websites. Signed Greg

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Posted By: Seth B.

Thanks for sharing; your cards are really phenomenal. Those K-bats are just stunning, especially O'Rourke's mustache! Imagine trying to bat with those waxed whiskers. Great stuff!

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Posted By: Bob

Patrick- The Loudermilk looks familiar. Did we battle it out for this, ungraded, on ebay 3-4 years ago? Great card!
Bob

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Posted By: Ricky Y

Great site and collection! Great eye for quality. I love the Houtemann pick up when you were still a kid!

Ricky

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Posted By: Dylan

great site, awesome plow boys Plank too!

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Posted By: Joe D.

thanks for sharing that link... and making that site.

very cool.

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Posted By: barrysloate

Hey Pat- beautiful website and some killer cards! When you get a chance, fix the spelling of Al Spalding's name, and the place where it says "Harry Al Spaulding." Just a few glitches on an otherwise perfect site.

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Posted By: JK

great looking site - incredible cards.

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Posted By: Mark Holt

Wow - you have an incredible collection and the site is terrific.

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Posted By: Paul

Very nice. That's something that I would like to do someday soon.

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Posted By: pat

very impressive patrick!

pat

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

It may not be big, but it's definitely got all the hallmarks of a world class collection. Some of the nicest & rarest 19th century cards I've ever had the pleasure of viewing. Thanks for sharing.

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Posted By: Preece1

The Lowdermilk was not purchased raw, but was a graded card in a Sportscard Plus acution some years back. My collection is completely SGC, so I will likely break the card out of the PSA holder and send it to Dave & Co. at SGC. Only laziness has prevented that action.

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Posted By: fessgreg

p1 what was the price on some of these cards and how much did it cost for this website. Signed Greg

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Posted By: Lyle

and I don't even collect 19th century cards, although I might be interested after seeing your collection !

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Posted By: Brian McQueen

Lyle,

I'd agree with you whole-heartedly. After working with the scans of Patrick's cards and completing the site, I was almost ready to take up 19th century type card collecting myself. Then I remembered..."oh yeah, I'm trying to collect on a budget..."

Terrific cards Patrick, I'm happy to have been of assistance

-Brian
redmaccie@hotmail.com

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Posted By: Preece1

Sorry Greg, the transactions were private deals where the previous owner does not want the price to be shared.

As for the website cost, please ask Brian (the website developer) directly for all info