September Pickups

Have always wanted a Wagner portrait. Never thought I'd actually own one. Thanks Richard!

Almost forgot...again, thanks Richard!

[ruth-gehrig]

Growing up and attending local card shows there was always a dealer who sat up and brought along what looked like a higher grade 1953 Topps Mantle. I remember it being displayed in one of those 1 inch screw down holders and what a beautiful card it was. I'm happy to own a copy of the card I alway remember admiring as a kid. Thank you Andy for another smooth transaction

[itjclarke]

Originally Posted by Gobucsmagic74

Have always wanted a Wagner portrait. Never thought I'd actually own one. Thanks Richard!

WOW!!! Congrats Dan, that's a beauty. Love Gary's DeLong Gehrig too.

This entire Sept thread has been amazing from the get go.

[Michael Peich]

I picked up this trade card at the Valley Forge show yesterday. It's a stock card that printed the advertiser's information in the blank space between the bat and catcher's mask/bats. The card measures 4 3/8" X 7 3/8" and is printed on heavier stock. It was produced in 1886 by Ketterlinus Lithographers, one of Philadelphia's premier printers/lithographers of the late 19th/early 20th century. The baseball scene on this card was a stock depiction for Ketterlinus and is identified by the number 2217 beneath the ball.

Enjoy, Mike

[IMAXMAX]

Originally Posted by Michael Peich

I picked up this trade card at the Valley Forge show yesterday. It's a stock card that printed the advertiser's information in the blank space between the bat and catcher's mask/bats. The card measures 4 3/8" X 7 3/8" and is printed on heavier stock. It was produced in 1886 by Ketterlinus Lithographers, one of Philadelphia's premier printers/lithographers of the late 19th/early 20th century. The baseball scene on this card was a stock depiction for Ketterlinus and is identified by the number 2217 beneath the ball.

Enjoy, Mike

'tis a beauty...great pickup

[spaidly]

I'm getting better at buying the card and not the grade on these CJs. I'm really happy with this one.

[mybuddyinc]

............... I can quit anytime I want

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Fun, fun, Scott

[jb217676]

C. 1930's George Burke / George Brace Original Black & White Hand Tinted Photo of Luke Appling (From the George Brace Estate)