March Pickups

[doug.goodman]

Great pickup on the Feller program Scott.

I was the under bidder, I spent part of the money you saved me on this:

[Scott Garner]

Thanks Doug!
I'm sorry that I ended up stepping on you in this auction.
I was wondering if you might be bidding on this auction...

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Thanks Doug!
I'm sorry that I ended up stepping on you in this auction.
I was wondering if you might be bidding on this auction...

It has a better home in your collection than it would have in mine.

Doug

[doug.goodman]

I received my H&S winning yesterday, and scanned some of them today, lots of cool scorecards:

1968-06-07 - Ryan's 5th career win
1968-09-17 - Gaylord Perry No Hitter
1969-08-13 - Clemente 3 HR game
1971-10-03 - NLCS Game #2 - Last Mays HR as a Giant
1976-04-17 - Mike Schmidt 4 HR game

And a bunch of unscored programs that I'll be looking to get rid of, one of these days.

Doug

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

I received my H&S winning yesterday, and scanned some of them today, lots of cool scorecards:

1968-06-07 - Ryan's 5th career win
1968-09-17 - Gaylord Perry No Hitter
1969-08-13 - Clemente 3 HR game
1971-10-03 - NLCS Game #2 - Last Mays HR as a Giant
1976-04-17 - Mike Schmidt 4 HR game

And a bunch of unscored programs that I'll be looking to get rid of, one of these days.

Doug

Lots of beautiful scorecards, Doug! Congrats!

[ruth-gehrig]

These had to have been part of larger advertising pages but I have yet to uncover them. These individually have been cut down and measure approxmately 4"x 5".

[ruth-gehrig]

Harvard's Jarvis field 1860s baseball scene from George K. Warren's studio. Must have been a pop up as it looks like the catcher has his hands open and staring straight up in the air. For photo pick ups I wish I had a scanner because my cell phone pic of another pic doesnt do it justice.

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

These had to have been part of larger advertising pages but I have yet to uncover them. These individually have been cut down and measure approxmately 4"x 5".

Nice! Maybe from the Reach Catalog?