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Old 09-12-2008, 07:40 AM
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Let's see some pre-war baseball PC's!

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I love how he's almost falling over in the pose and that you can see clearly how he got his nickname.

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my second favorite.

looks great in person.... and is about 15" wide.


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Too many favorites but here are a few:

http://s52.photobucket.com/albums/g5/jacklitsch1/SGC%20Postcards/

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I believe these were also made as Postcards though this has an ad back...



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Always looking for cards from this set, especially Allen, Bell, Healey and Leslie.









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Lincoln

Lincoln -Bob Powers 1916

Nebraska Indians at Hartford, WI 1910

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Some of my favorites:

1908 Masterpiece Jockey Club


1910 Pitt. Gazette Times


1908 AC Williams


1910 PC796


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http://www.zmotive.com/gallery/Postcards

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Damn I love JC's cards!



edit: Jerry - stay safe.

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Some oddball HOFers:







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1906 Ullman Postcard Christy Mathewson Front

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one more....

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These are wonderful. But under what circumstances would someone send somebody else a postcard bearing the likeness of George Weiss?

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Jim & Craig - I'd not seen that Hubbell before; I love the angle that the photo is taken from!

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Posted By: Jim VB

Matt,

The issue was a set of schedule postcards issued by the NY Giants in 1932. You had to write in the Giants to ask for your favorite player. 22 players in total. Hubbell was far and away the most popular. It's speculated that they printed many more Hubbells than anyone else. Both Robert Lifson and Lew Lipset have speculated that the Hubbell was used as a promotional giveaway of some sort. Hubbell is available in both thick stock and thin stock. All others are thick stock only. The thin ones are printed reversed on the back side.

There are a couple on Ebay right now. One is a little high priced. The other is ridiculously priced.

Here's a link from an REA auction a couple of years ago. (I did not win this lot but I wish I had. It contains the 4 I need.)

http://s210975194.onlinehome.us/auction/2005/270.html

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The earliest professional baseball image of Rogers Hornsby?




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chiprop - Wow! Thanks for sharing.

Jim - thanks for the background!

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Posted By: S Gross

........... maybe not my favorite, but since an early teens and late twenties dynasty Athletic pitchers (Plank -- my fav, and Grove) have been shown, I'd go with the less-than-dynasty-not-for-profit-A's early twenties hurler:


1921 Nayler



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Great Red Sox postcard, Leon! Amazing stuff from everyone else, as well.

My one and only:

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Great cards guys. I love this thread. I finally get to add something.

In Rememberance of James W. Brennan Sr. 1924-1982. Dad, thanks for everything you did for me.

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Last post for a couple of weeks. Cocoa Beach or bust!




Huntington Ave Gds. outfield wall








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In Rememberance of James W. Brennan Sr. 1924-1982. Dad, thanks for everything you did for me.

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Still one of my favorites...

Joshua

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1907 Dietsche Cobb









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another....

I think Cpl. Joe DiMaggio playing baseball in the Army is super cool...


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Mailed by Bill Carrigan's wife during the series




edited scan size

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Posted By: Brian

Great postcard, Craig. I've got a question about it. Would you mind emailing me? Thanks.

Here's a contribution:

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Pretty beat but still a great team image when you look at is closely.

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Incredible Red Sox postcard, Craig! I was wondering who bought that one. Should have known.

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Posted By: Joe D.

Great postcard Craig.

A stunner!


Brian.... what is your question about the postcard? Maybe we can all learn from the answer.

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Craig, what do you know about the writing on the back? Incredible stuff.

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I only have a few but this is probably my favorite.



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Great postcards everyone. Always love to see those postcards.

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Mailed to the same gentleman as Craig's postcard above from Carrigan.?t=1221314394

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Craig fantastic PC.

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Try image #5: gotta love a card with Ruth and Hornsby on it.

http://imageevent.com/exhibitman/interestingexhibitcards

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Posted By: Rawn Hill

Craig, Let's see if we can get these two postcards back together.

Rawn

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Posted By: Joe D.

Rawn - that sounds like a great idea.

each of you should sell your postcard to me.


I mean.... I would do that for the sake of bringing them back together



great cards guys. both of them are gems.

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