August pickups

[btcarfagno]

Circa 1897 scorebook with ROOKIE HONUS WAGNER...plus more!!





Tom C

[mcgwirecom]

I just visited my good friend Gregg Packer top pick up this beautiful artwork he did on my Bob Feller signed home plate.

I bought the plate in an auction on the cheap. It was just so plain that I knew it would be a great candidate for Gregg's talent. We discussed a few different ideas but settled on this classic shot of Rapid Robert from 1937 ( I believe from the 3 stripes on the socks). The picture was black and white but we managed to find the proper uniform colors from a book he had. I really think it came out great. You see certain images in black and white so often that when someone puts it in color it looks like something completely unseen.

[icollectDCsports]

Originally Posted by mcgwirecom

I just visited my good friend Gregg Packer top pick up this beautiful artwork he did on my Bob Feller signed home plate.

I bought the plate in an auction on the cheap. It was just so plain that I knew it would be a great candidate for Gregg's talent. We discussed a few different ideas but settled on this classic shot of Rapid Robert from 1937 ( I believe from the 3 stripes on the socks). The picture was black and white but we managed to find the proper uniform colors from a book he had. I really think it came out great. You see certain images in black and white so often that when someone puts it in color it looks like something completely unseen.

Very cool. Feller was a great representative and advocate for the game. While his autograph is so common due to how prolific a signer he was, I never tire of seeing his signature and it reminds me of what a great player and guy he was.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by mcgwirecom

I just visited my good friend Gregg Packer top pick up this beautiful artwork he did on my Bob Feller signed home plate.

I bought the plate in an auction on the cheap. It was just so plain that I knew it would be a great candidate for Gregg's talent. We discussed a few different ideas but settled on this classic shot of Rapid Robert from 1937 ( I believe from the 3 stripes on the socks). The picture was black and white but we managed to find the proper uniform colors from a book he had. I really think it came out great. You see certain images in black and white so often that when someone puts it in color it looks like something completely unseen.

Randall,
The Feller home plate turned out great! Congrats.

[pherbener]

This is now one of my favorites!

Ty Cobb sliding Type 1 by Paul Herbener, on Flickr

[pherbener]

1935 All-Star Pic including the 2 best first baseman of all time! by Paul Herbener, on Flickr

[YankeeFan]

Paul -

Great photos! Congratulations.
I dare say that Cobb sliding image would be among the favorite items in almost any collection.

[pherbener]

Thanks Jack!