November Pickups

[swarmee]

This lot of N43 Allen & Ginter World's Champions just arrived in the mail:






Player........................ Sport............Total graded by PSA/SGC
James Albert ............ Pedestrian ... 21
C.W.V. Clarke ............ Walker ........ 12
W.G. George ............. Runner ....... 19
Jack Havlin ............... Pugilist ....... 13
F.F. Ives .................... Cyclist ........ 18
E.D. Lange ............... Walker ........ 17
Hugh McCormack ..... Skater ......... 22
Jack McGee .............. Pugilist ........ 21
Johnny Murphy ........ Pugilist ........ 17
L.E. Myers ............... Runner ........ 9
Wm. O'Connor ......... Oarsman ..... 19
Axel Paulsen ............ Skater ......... 20
James Ryan ............. Baseball ....... 25 (just one in the lot, even though pictured twice)
R.D. Sears .............. Tennis .......... 19
H.W. Slocum, Jr. ...... Tennis .......... 5
Percy Stone ............ Cyclist .......... 17

I am planning to work with 1880nonsports (Henry) to separate them from the paper backing and then may grade them. I ran the pops at SGC and PSA and the rarest one by population is Slocum, who only has 5 graded between both TPGs. Myers is the next lowest at 9 total. Who got the Buck Ewing from the same seller? He still has some Quadrupeds and Birds in large format for those nonsport collectors among you.

[Bill77]

Just got this today, and gave it a bath. My first time soaking a card and I turned a Piedmont into a Tolstoi.

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by Bill77

Just got this today, and gave it a bath. My first time soaking a card and I turned a Piedmont into a Tolstoi.

Nice; the black color of the design should have been the clue.

[vintagebaseballcardguy]

I know they are low grade and nothing otherwise extraordinary, but these are my first two T205s and I could easily get hooked! Personally, I could be pretty happy with a set that looks like the Merkle. I won't be able to buy much between now and after Christmas (unless I start liquidating something like my '65s), but my 2017 might just start off with more of these gold bordered beauties. Thanks to the T205 collectors for the inspiration.

[Bill77]

Yeah I was comparing it to pictures of the different backs after I got it, there were a few inconsistencies with the Piedmont back and then I saw the Tolstoi back and smiled. Its the second T206 I have bought from an Ebay seller that probably didn't know a lot about the set.

[swarmee]

Of the 325 Needhams in the PSA Pop Report, only 7 are Tolstoi backs.

[irv]

Originally Posted by cdn_collector

Baseball-Reference has a pretty cool tool to help find this info -- http://www.baseball-reference.com/fr...eofbirth.shtml

There are definitely Canadians in the N172 set; not sure if there is anything older.

Cheers,

Richard.

Originally Posted by MartyFromCANADA

Hi Irv.

Bill Phillips in regarded as the first Canadian big league player.
He has a few cards in the N172 set (Old Judge)

Other Canucks in the set;

Tip O'Neill
George Wood
Pete Wood
Arthur Irwin
John Irwin
Pop Smith

*I think I counted 54 Canadians who played at least one game from 1880-1900. Like Richard noted, Baseball-Reference has a full list of all Canadians who have made a big league appearance.

Thanks guys!

I appreciate the info!

[Vintagecatcher]

Just returned from the GBSSC show at Shriner's Auditorium in Wilmington, MA.

Went with no expectations and had a great time.

Got to hold a few Irv Lewis T207s. Saw some neat cards, and traded a few pre-war postcards for an Ira Thomas Diamond Gum Pin.

I also met an old time board member, who many assumed might have passed away. Ralph in NH is alive and well, and we had a long chat.


Patrick

[Jobu]

I have subtitled this "Heinrich gets drilled in the ass".

If anyone here can read what I think is German, I would love to know what the back on this one says.

[irv]

Originally Posted by cdn_collector

Baseball-Reference has a pretty cool tool to help find this info -- http://www.baseball-reference.com/fr...eofbirth.shtml

There are definitely Canadians in the N172 set; not sure if there is anything older.

Cheers,

Richard.

Originally Posted by MartyFromCANADA

Hi Irv.

Bill Phillips in regarded as the first Canadian big league player.
He has a few cards in the N172 set (Old Judge)

Other Canucks in the set;

Tip O'Neill
George Wood
Pete Wood
Arthur Irwin
John Irwin
Pop Smith

*I think I counted 54 Canadians who played at least one game from 1880-1900. Like Richard noted, Baseball-Reference has a full list of all Canadians who have made a big league appearance.

I found this link by just typing in "List of all CDN's who played in the major leagues"
It is 1/2 the way down and it's since 1871, which shows 245 CDN's played.
Just click on their names to find info about them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...rs_from_Canada

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by swarmee

This lot of N43 Allen & Ginter World's Champions just arrived in the mail:






Player........................ Sport............Total graded by PSA/SGC
James Albert ............ Pedestrian ... 21
C.W.V. Clarke ............ Walker ........ 12
W.G. George ............. Runner ....... 19
Jack Havlin ............... Pugilist ....... 13
F.F. Ives .................... Cyclist ........ 18
E.D. Lange ............... Walker ........ 17
Hugh McCormack ..... Skater ......... 22
Jack McGee .............. Pugilist ........ 21
Johnny Murphy ........ Pugilist ........ 17
L.E. Myers ............... Runner ........ 9
Wm. O'Connor ......... Oarsman ..... 19
Axel Paulsen ............ Skater ......... 20
James Ryan ............. Baseball ....... 25 (just one in the lot, even though pictured twice)
R.D. Sears .............. Tennis .......... 19
H.W. Slocum, Jr. ...... Tennis .......... 5
Percy Stone ............ Cyclist .......... 17

I am planning to work with 1880nonsports (Henry) to separate them from the paper backing and then may grade them. I ran the pops at SGC and PSA and the rarest one by population is Slocum, who only has 5 graded between both TPGs. Myers is the next lowest at 9 total. Who got the Buck Ewing from the same seller? He still has some Quadrupeds and Birds in large format for those nonsport collectors among you.

I met up with Henry earlier this week and separated out the cards. Most had little to no back damage or residue after soaking! Enjoyed meeting a fervent card collector in the area.


Henry bought 6 of the cards, so I still have 10. Probably going to go to PSA on my next renewal submission. Here are some others I bought this month:

[Leon]

Nice cards and great mug shot of ole Henry...

Henry- I miss our National meetings we have had in years gone by......

Originally Posted by swarmee

I met up with Henry earlier this week and separated out the cards. Most had little to no back damage or residue after soaking! Enjoyed meeting a fervent card collector in the area.


Henry bought 6 of the cards, so I still have 10. Probably going to go to PSA on my next renewal submission. Here are some others I bought this month:

[CollectingAmericasPastime]

Not a card, but certainly a 1 of 1. Picked myself up a Fiancee on Thanksgiving. Took her to The National with me this year, and she survived, and even bought several cards for me. That was the final test. She passed with flying colors.

[Piratedogcardshows]

I have had some good pickups lately after a slight dry spell

[Leon]

That ring would have bought a nice Ruth .... Congrats....if she is supportive of your affliction she is a keeper!!

Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

Not a card, but certainly a 1 of 1. Picked myself up a Fiancee on Thanksgiving. Took her to The National with me this year, and she survived, and even bought several cards for me. That was the final test. She passed with flying colors.

[CollectingAmericasPastime]

Originally Posted by Leon

That ring would have bought a nice Ruth .... Congrats....if she is supportive of your affliction she is a keeper!!

It could've bought a multiple "cornerstone" cards.

Thanks Leon. Absolutely. She's my best friend. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!

[edjs]

A couple new E104s and my first N321 (I've wanted one since I first saw these a few years ago). Thanks Jeremy for working a deal on the Shea, and Chris for a smooth trade.

[h2oya311]

Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

Not a card, but certainly a 1 of 1. Picked myself up a Fiancee on Thanksgiving. Took her to The National with me this year, and she survived, and even bought several cards for me. That was the final test. She passed with flying colors.

Congrats! She's a keeper for sure!

[MartyFromCANADA]

Arrived today. Thanks Baggers!

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[irv]

Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

Not a card, but certainly a 1 of 1. Picked myself up a Fiancee on Thanksgiving. Took her to The National with me this year, and she survived, and even bought several cards for me. That was the final test. She passed with flying colors.

Congrats!

She is definitely a keeper despite her good looks.

[joeadcock]

Congratulations Kyle.

Originally Posted by KMayUSA6060

Not a card, but certainly a 1 of 1. Picked myself up a Fiancee on Thanksgiving. Took her to The National with me this year, and she survived, and even bought several cards for me. That was the final test. She passed with flying colors.

[lharri3600]

Congrats

[Luke]

Congrats Kyle!

I've added a few fun ones lately. Found a 2nd handcut SC 350/30 Matty portrait, upgraded my Marquard OM, Bradley P42, and this sweet McGraw.