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One of my dreams. Going into an attic and finding a box with tobacco cards in it. I wonder how many more are hidden out there.
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I think this is something we all dream about...although in this case...if I found this...I'd be disappointed!!!!!
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When we all die, I am sure those left behind will be bumfazzled by the collections we have in every nook and cranny. Speaking personally, I have collectibles EVERYWHERE.
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There is a collection at a Richmond Museum donated by a local collector decades ago that has quite a group of T206 Revelle's in it. I counted 18 in his binders with multiples of all other Virginia League T206's.
Thanks for sharing Brian I always like to hear about prewar finds no matter the value/player/issue. |
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I will assume if they came out of st. Clair, PA they belonged to my cousin who passed away last year. He was related to Titus as am I. I wondered what happened to the cards. Know it seems I have an answer.
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Quote:
) ...and I might add it's kind of cool knowing provenance. I offer my sympathy for your cousin passing if these are in fact those cards? A lot of times that is the way the cards come out, unfortunately.
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I do know he started his Titus "hoard" with the advent of eBay. Buy stuff and never get out of your chair! He also had a lot of local history items and it is a shame as many went off to auction last summer. I was living out of state for several years and was out of the loop on all this. To be quite honest, I think he would be rather amused at the huge interest in Titus's T206 and his newfound popularity. I know for a fact he did not buy these to corner the market or anything like that. He bought them because they where Titus's. From what I can gather Titus was a very private man in his retirement. Not much is known of his life after baseball other then he left a widow when he died in 1943. That is the era I am interested in, but all the people that would have the answers have passed. Sadly I was not interested in Titus when they where alive. Last edited by mettoy66; 03-06-2015 at 02:48 PM. |
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Thanks for the info Brain! Wow - maybe this will mean the prices will come down a bit for the T206 - unless the real hoarder buys them all
Jimmy
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Do you have collection of Titus as well?
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As many titties as I can get.
That's "Titus" Mr. Connery. Not much for the ladies are you Trebek?
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