June Pickups

[Gorilla777]

1992 George Brett bat:

Heavy tar, killer overall use and great eye appeal, a favorite in the Brett collection for me.

Ben

[71buc]

Originally Posted by Gorilla777

1992 George Brett bat:

Heavy tar, killer overall use and great eye appeal, a favorite in the Brett collection for me.

Ben

Now that's what I call a war club.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 71buc

Now that's what I call a war club.

+1 Awesome!

[UnVme7]

Originally Posted by Gorilla777

1992 George Brett bat:

Heavy tar, killer overall use and great eye appeal, a favorite in the Brett collection for me.

Ben

Great bat, Ben. Big fan of Brett being from the KC area. But really, was this bat even legal?

[Gorilla777]

Originally Posted by UnVme7

Great bat, Ben. Big fan of Brett being from the KC area. But really, was this bat even legal?

Thanks all...
Legal...Ha, it was 90s baseball and time for looking the other way, right?

Ben

[ruth-gehrig]

I've never seen this sign before. It measures about 11 inches by 21 inches. It's single sided and didn't ever have an easel backing. Story is a husband was taking a framed picture out of the frame that his wife had for over 40 years. This was being used as backing inside the frame for some reason. Excellent color as it was protected all these years. Much brighter than my camera is depicting. Anyone seen this one before?

[GrayGhost]

No, but super display

[UnVme7]

Not sure how many of these I have, but I've always been real fond of these 1950 Whiz Kids.

[Scott Garner]

Juan Marichal circa 1965- photographer Louis Requenna. A classic photo of "The Dominican Dandy"
Phil Niekro 1969- photographer Malcolm Emmons. Sporting News archive. Nice vintage photo of "Knucksie"

[whiteymet]

Nate:

Do any of your multiple Phillies Whiz Kids Panoramas have the rubber stamp autographs like is shown in the below?