1935 Tigers autographs

[johnmh71]

I have most of the names on your list. One that I have had a tough time finding on an index card is Pete Fox. Rowe and Bridges were a challenge but the rest that I have weren't that tough to get.

[btcarfagno]

I think I might have Pete Fox on an index card. I definitely have two Goudey premiums signed by him.

Tom C

[HexsHeroes]

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Actually, I take back my comments. Obviously was not thinking, as there is one former 1935 Detroit Tigers ballplayer that will be challenging: Clyde Hatter. I believe there was a separate thread dedicated to him about one month ago. Or was it posted in the BST Autograph section? I do not recall.

Also, I have tended to find that backup catcher Frank Reiber is infrequently encountered too. Others might feel the same for pitcher Carl Fischer. But no doubt (in my mind) that Clyde Hatter will be both your most challenging to locate, and most expensive to purchase.

[edited to add link to prior Clyde Hatter thread in Autograph BST} http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...ghlight=hatter

[SAllen2556]

Thanks everyone for the advice - very helpful on all fronts!

[jimtb]

Many of the 1935 Tigers were alive when the 1974 TCMA set came out. They pop up signed on ebay every so often. It's a nice way to get a signed card from this great team.