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Old 04-14-2015, 05:25 AM
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Nice Jeff, matches the earliest card appearance for Chick Hafey too.
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I love the strong image on this trimmed RP PC of WaJo that I picked up at the recent Chantilly Show (thanks again Mike). This pose of WaJo holding a bat (WaJo was a very good hitting pitcher) is very similar to his pose on his E253 Oxford Confectionary card - I wonder if both photos were taken at the same time.
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Old 04-21-2015, 05:34 PM
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Here's one that will be in the Fall 2014 B & L Auction, real photo attached to the postcard.
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Old 04-23-2015, 11:03 AM
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Jeff, thats a sweet PC! Up until I saw that one, my fav Team PC was the Cardinals Block Bros but I think yours surpassed it!
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Here's one that will be in the Fall 2014 B & L Auction, real photo attached to the postcard.
What is on the other side of this postcard...this is very similar to a 1939 Postal First Day Cover.
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Old 04-23-2015, 06:19 PM
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It is similar indeed, the other side is blank, but the stock is very thick like a postcard. I will have it at the National for examination. It may well be an envelope cut down, but it certainly does not appear to be. It is of the same design as the multitude of FDCs or more aptly commemorative covers.
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It is similar indeed, the other side is blank, but the stock is very thick like a postcard. I will have it at the National for examination. It may well be an envelope cut down, but it certainly does not appear to be. It is of the same design as the multitude of FDCs or more aptly commemorative covers.
Looks interesting...it does indeed appear to be made of cardboard and not paper like an envelope would be.
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I love the strong image on this trimmed RP PC of WaJo that I picked up at the recent Chantilly Show (thanks again Mike). This pose of WaJo holding a bat (WaJo was a very good hitting pitcher) is very similar to his pose on his E253 Oxford Confectionary card - I wonder if both photos were taken at the same time.
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I love the strong image on this trimmed RP PC of WaJo that I picked up at the recent Chantilly Show (thanks again Mike). This pose of WaJo holding a bat (WaJo was a very good hitting pitcher) is very similar to his pose on his E253 Oxford Confectionary card - I wonder if both photos were taken at the same time.
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That was one of my favorites too, Val, among the small photos, AND has the p/c back. It couldn't have ended up in a better place.
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one of these days I'll send this in for grading:
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Default 1910 South Bend Bronchos, Max Carey
Max Carey, back row, third from left.
I like the ad-back on this postally-used card.
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A Big Koney Trifecta.
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Here are two postcards I received recently:

1918-1930 Knights Of Columbus Real Photo Postcard with Jimmie Dykes & Connie Mack. This postcard is signed in pencil "Compliments of George W. Crowley". Who is George W. Crowley? Any Knights experts here?

1951 US Goodwill Tour of Japan Italian Colour Real Photo Postcard with Joe DiMaggio & Lefty O'Doul
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Max Carey, back row, third from left.
I like the ad-back on this postally-used card.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing!
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Here's a C.1930. RPPC of old Cy Young and his buddy Jay Abbott
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