Old Cardboard - 1st issue discussion

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Posted By: runscott

Okay, I'll take Ryan's hint and start a more positive thread. Why don't you all who have received the magazine, discuss some of the articles. As soon as I receive mine, I will chip in.

Go for it...

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Posted By: Robert {Bigb13}

Looks like no one received it yet. Rob

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Posted By: dan mckee

Hi Rob, I received your payment, thanks. Dan.

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Posted By: Scott Forrest

as yet another bitcing thread...I guess no one has anything positive to say about the magazine? Leon? someone? I'm really curious what's in the damned thing.

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Posted By: qualitycards

The magazine is a quality read, they have feature articles on the hobby's earliest publication "Card Collectors Bulletin" from Jefferson Burdick which debuted on 1/1/37. There are also articles on this years national, a 1911 PCL card issue Western Playground", a story on the Wheaties '33 Babe Ruth flip book, 19th Century Baseball currency & the Tim Jordan game set of 1910. Plus Editors notes, and some ads from the major auction houses to legendary collector Anthony Nex.
Glad i hooked up w/ a subscription.

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Posted By: leon

I gave a brief, positive comment in the other thread...I like it and hope it keeps growing. regards

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Posted By: Scott Forrest

that thread IS growing...now you can go to sleep and dream about chicken-fried steak...

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Posted By: leon

That darn thread won't die but alas I was speaking of the magazine getting bigger...which I am sure it will as it matures. Nothing can hold back vintage baseball card addicts.....later

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Posted By: Joe P.

Write an article on Cobb.

Contributers will come out of the woodwork.

Best line in "Field Of Dreams."

Nobody liked that Bast@rd.

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Posted By: Anonymous

Can't forget about this line. "Don't we need a catcher ?" "Not If you put it over the plate we don't."

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Posted By: mzm55

Sorry forgot to log in.

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Posted By: Scott Forrest

"Hey Joe! Don't back up too far, the fence is about 150 feet short of regulation!"

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

"Nobody could stand the son-of-a-bitch when he was alive (long laugh)"