How do you guys find all the GOOD STUFF?

[FourStrikes]

Runscott, that's a great image...nice pick-up.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by FourStrikes

Runscott, that's a great image...nice pick-up.

Thanks - it's one of the oddest team cabinets I've seen.

[Leon]

Texas is not really a hotbed of vintage cards but there is some pretty good sports memorabilia to be found. However, I don't collect memorabilia . Most of my stuff comes from ebay, other auctions and our BST.

[Bpm0014]

I once found 4 Forbes Field seats in a dump. Well I didn't actually "find" them. The guy who owned the construction company told us where the dump was (it's still there) and I went and picked out 4. I still have them. I was still in high school, 1992. From what I recall, there were 100's (if not 1000's) of them....

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

I once found 4 Forbes Field seats in a dump. Well I didn't actually "find" them. The guy who owned the construction company told us where the dump was (it's still there) and I went and picked out 4. I still have them. I was still in high school, 1992. From what I recall, there were 100's (if not 1000's) of them....

So.......I should head to my local dump?

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

So.......I should head to my local dump?

When I was a teenager there was a local family whose house burned down. My buddy told me that there were piles and piles of early '60s Marvel comic books out front in a box, waiting for the trash man - undamaged. So yeah, I headed to the dump. That's how I found out how big dumps are, how much stuff gets dumped on top of stuff, and how bad some of it smells.

Redefine the GOOD STUFF! I have found things on CWU Guard San D. Francisco you would not believe, but sadly not many are interested in the story of the Vietnam War MIA Air Force pilot.