May Pickups

[Gamblin Man]

Picked up this nice Puckett autographed book at a thrift store. 3 bucks

[Scott Garner]

Wow, it's been quite a while since I have been able to scratch another real toughee off my no-hit pitcher autograph list.

I'm thrilled to have finally been able to find a really nice autographed example of early no-hit pitcher Weldon Henley thanks to net54 good guy Jim Stinson.
This vintage fountain pen signed 3 x 5 originated from the collection of Karl Wingler.

In game one of a double header on July 22, 1905 Philadelphia A's hurler Weldon Henley no-hit the St. Louis Browns 6-0.

Thanks for the assist, Jim!

Here are the remaining names that I am looking for:
SCOTT GARNER NO-HIT PITCHER AUTOGRAPH WANT LIST
Here you go:
* Bill Hawke
* Elton "Icebox" Chamberlain
* Ed Stein
* Jay Hughes
* Red Donahue
* Walter Thornton
* Stoney McGlynn
* Ed Karger
* Johnny Lush
* Rube Vickers
* George Mogridge (GPC)
* Leonard "King" Cole
* Thomas L. Hughes (Highlanders)
* Carl Cashion
* Frank Allen (Federal League)
* Claude Hendrix (GPC)
* Arthur "Davie" Davenport

Please e-mail me if you can help me locate any of these names.
Thanks!

[Bumpus Jones]

Congrats Scott!

[RichardSimon]

On a nice 8x10.

[GrayGhost]

Jfk jr. Far as I know. Tough one!!!!!! Good story which makes me think it's good in this case

[Jasonxmay]

Picked this one up. As far as I know it's the oldest signed baseball card known to exist.

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by Jasonxmay

Picked this one up. As far as I know it's the oldest signed baseball card known to exist.

Very cool to think it could be the oldest signed card known to exist.
Whether it is or not, it's still a great item! Congratulations on the pick up.

[pherbener]

Originally Posted by Jasonxmay

Picked this one up. As far as I know it's the oldest signed baseball card known to exist.

Great pick up Jason! Congrats!