O/T Crazy selling price for signed program

[Topnotchsy]

This thread has so much of what I love about the hobby. People helping each other, deep hobby knowledge, and learning about collection focuses that make obscure players extremely desirable.

[jimtb]

Originally Posted by Topnotchsy

This thread has so much of what I love about the hobby. People helping each other, deep hobby knowledge, and learning about collection focuses that make obscure players extremely desirable.

I completely agree!

[HexsHeroes]

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Hi Jim. My Detroit Tigers focus was primarily from years 1900-1945. But I did not hesitate to add toughies like Froats (team baseball), Bob Christian (several items including couple of contracts), or afew Detroit Wolverines. For period of 1900-1945 I had just over 80% of the ballplayer signatures. I sold nearly all of my collection 3 years ago. But even now I am finding the occasional misplaced item. And I have all of my team signed baseballs.

I may have Quellich signature on a page in the 1932 Detroit scrapbook I mentioned earlier. Hankins (1927 Detroit team) and Collier (1938 Nashville team) would be on baseballs.

[stat192]

This is my Froats. Jim I may be able to help you on your last 5 wants as well. Let me see what I have & let you know.

Also, if anyone has a lead on 1933 Phillies Charlie Butler, please let me know, he is last person I need for my 1933 to present MLB Debut Auto Collection.

Thanks,

[HexsHeroes]

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Jim,

Sounds like Giovanni might be your “go-to” guy for those five 1932 debut autographs.

That would be great.


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[Leon]

Great thread and it was moved from the Memorabilia section to get a few more eyes on it.
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[jimtb]

That Froats is beautiful, and on an index card, no less. Fantastic.

[jimtb]

Originally Posted by stat192

This is my Froats. Jim I may be able to help you on your last 5 wants as well. Let me see what I have & let you know.

Also, if anyone has a lead on 1933 Phillies Charlie Butler, please let me know, he is last person I need for my 1933 to present MLB Debut Auto Collection.

Thanks,

Thank you, any help would be appreciated.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

I remember when that index card sold years ago, as I was the underbidder. Glad a great person in the hobby got it if I didn't. Originally part of the collection of Loren McDonald.

[mortimer brewster]

I don't collect autographs, but I thoroughly enjoyed following this thread. This is what collecting is all about. I love the passion.