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Old 12-20-2016, 06:11 PM
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This just arrived today - been wanting to find one for years, but budget, other interests, and timing always seemed to get in the way

Pretty solid for the grade, which 2.5 is on point

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Nothing spectacular here but my first Old Judge.
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Old 12-21-2016, 09:27 AM
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Nothing spectacular here but my first Old Judge.
pretty spectacular in my opinion! Nice clarity/contrast on that OJ (despite the grade). I'd prefer one of these over an EX example w/ light contrast!
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Old 12-21-2016, 10:49 AM
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I agree that Old Judge is amazing.
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Old 12-21-2016, 11:08 AM
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Well thanks guys! What did draw me to this card was the same clarity I pursue on action shot photographs. And as you can probably guess the grade is due to back damage.
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Well thanks guys! What did draw me to this card was the same clarity I pursue on action shot photographs. And as you can probably guess the grade is due to back damage.
This is very similar to the type of Old Judge I'm looking to acquire at some point. BEAUTIFUL front, phenomenal contrast/clarity, but a damaged back to drive the price down.

As previously stated by other members, sensational pickup. Merry Christmas!
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Old 12-22-2016, 02:56 PM
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Default Another nice Tom Needham T207
Couldn't resist grabbing this T207 off of eBay at a decent price. Now have 3 Tom Needham T207s...guess I'm a bit of a hoarder these days.

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Nothing spectacular here but my first Old Judge.
I concur with the others who posted on your Old Judge acquisition - that is a spectacular example!
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Michael--Nice card. BTW, that is also Welch's scarcest pose.
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Nothing spectacular here but my first Old Judge.
Every Old Judge card is spectacular.
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Default Card made from photo , fifth find this year...


"WATCH YOUR CREDIT.."
..."International News Photos,Inc."....."236 East 45th Street,New York,N.Y." .

.."ACE INFIELDER OF DETROIT TIGERS---"

.."BILL ROGELL shown in a fielding pose...He will play against the New York Giants in the 1934 World Series"

.."Editors--sent for advance world series art."


...They used the bottom two thirds of the photo to create the 1934 Gold Medal Foods Wheaties premium

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"WATCH YOUR CREDIT.."
..."International News Photos,Inc."....."236 East 45th Street,New York,N.Y." .

.."ACE INFIELDER OF DETROIT TIGERS---"

.."BILL ROGELL shown in a fielding pose...He will play against the New York Giants in the 1934 World Series"

.."Editors--sent for advance world series art."


...They used the bottom two thirds of the photo to create the 1934 Gold Medal Foods Wheaties premium

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Do you have any idea when this photo was taken or when the caption was written? I'm curious because the Tigers didn't play New York in the Series, they played St. Louis. The Cardinals passed the Giants on the final weekend.
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Old 12-26-2016, 09:36 PM
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Default Yeah I was scratchin' my head too....
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Do you have any idea when this photo was taken or when the caption was written? I'm curious because the Tigers didn't play New York in the Series, they played St. Louis. The Cardinals passed the Giants on the final weekend.



...No specific date stamp....seems to be a prep piece, a sports department heads-up....1934 was a hell of a year to listen to and follow baseball...

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