February 2012 Pickup Thread

[novakjr]

For some reason, spring training sends me into a modern kick. So I've unfortunately been buying a buch of the shiny stuff lately...BUT I did manage to pick up two pre-war items recently, a '34 Diamond Matchbooks Ernie Lombardi and a b18 Ray Chapman.

[smtjoy]

My nice new Walter Johnson....err I mean Walter Alston, lol

[Tim Kindler]

Just Like tbob thanked and recognized Tom A. for selling him the last C46 card that he needed for the set; I wanted to thank Bob for his generosity in return to me for selling me an E98 that I needed. He exchanged it with me in a sell/trade combination. I really appreciate it Bob! It gets me within 15!
Up until now, I had never seen a Davis with a Blue Background before with my own eyes
Thanks,
Tim

[Cooper1927]

My new February pickup is not the card below (well that was a pickup this month as well, but I digress), I just installed a new all-in-one printer with CCD scanning technology vs CIS scanning technology.

Old Scanner (HP Photosmart C5180):



New Scanner (Canon PIXMA MG8120B):



WOW! What a difference!

[Brian Van Horn]

Thank You, Simon and Thank You, Chris for bringing one back into the fold:

[margoaepi]

Two newbies.

[Runscott]

I know it's a beater, but it's the best one I'll ever own. I called the auction house and asked if other cards from the auction were part of the 'soapbox' group and they are looking into it. Meanwhile, I smelled the inside of the box and the other five cards I won smelled like it, so I guess the question is answered.

"the card was discovered within a group that was put away during the 1930s (the original box in which all were housed is being offered with this card)."

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Runscott

I know it's a beater, but it's the best one I'll ever own. I called the auction house and asked if other cards from the auction were part of the 'soapbox' group and they are looking into it. Meanwhile, I smelled the inside of the box and the other five cards I won smelled like it, so I guess the question is answered.

"the card was discovered within a group that was put away during the 1930s (the original box in which all were housed is being offered with this card)."

Congrats Scott....not a bad looking "collector-conditioned" card. I like it.

[jp1216]

Beauty Scott! Well loved Magie. WOW.
Nice, new scanner David. Amazing images...

[TistaT202]

A couple of T213-2 cards via Ebay...part of my new mission to put together a NY American T-card set (will probably be impossible but i hope to have fun trying...)

[Runscott]

Thanks Leon, Jon. Now if I can just get in on a share of that $98K Plank.

[Jantz]

Happy to knock this one off my check list.


Jantz

[dog*dirt]

This one just came in.

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by dog*dirt

This one just came in.

The color pops on that T3 Dahlen... but is he using a 25 inch bat? That thing is smaller than a Fungo!

[dog*dirt]

Originally Posted by t206hound

The color pops on that T3 Dahlen... but is he using a 25 inch bat? That thing is smaller than a Fungo!

It is not the size of the bat but how you use it, at least that is what I tell myself.

[jb217676]

Got my 1910 Waddell notebook cover and it looks fantastic! This is 1 of 3 known proofs to exist.