May pickups

[pherbener]

I've been after a Matty World Series win ticket for a long time. Was finally able to get this 1911 game 1 full ticket.

[Classic_Auctions]

Originally Posted by pherbener

I've been after a Matty World Series win ticket for a long time. Was finally able to get this 1911 game 1 full ticket.

Hey Paul, killer ticket!!
Considering how few WS wins Mathewson has, this item is a gem!
I'm jealous! Great pick up.

Brent

[pherbener]

Thanks Brent! You have to let me know if you ever come across any Hobey Baker Type 1 photos!!

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by pherbener

I've been after a Matty World Series win ticket for a long time. Was finally able to get this 1911 game 1 full ticket.

Great ticket Paul, congratulations on filling that want list spot.
Can't be too many of those around!

[pherbener]

Thanks Jack!!

[yankeesjetsfan]

Love that vintage railroad poster!

Mike

[MVSNYC]

Acquired from JT Sports (John Taube).

Chuck Miller game used bat (tons of use, plethora of nails on the back barrel). Bat is a Spalding gold medal bat, circa 1909, dead ball era. He played several years in the bigs & minors...side written, returned to the factory in the 20's.

[sayheykid54]

Jim Bliss Ty Cobb pastel and pencil painting. Looks fantastic in person and will look great displayed in my Detroit Tigers room.

[icollectDCsports]

Originally Posted by sayheykid54

Jim Bliss Ty Cobb pastel and pencil painting. Looks fantastic in person and will look great displayed in my Detroit Tigers room.

Wow. Looks like you'd get sprayed by infield dirt just by standing next to it. What size is it?

[Huysmans]

Originally Posted by MVSNYC

Acquired from JT Sports (John Taube).

Chuck Miller game used bat (tons of use, plethora of nails on the back barrel). Bat is a Spalding gold medal bat, circa 1909, dead ball era. He played several years in the bigs & minors...side written, returned to the factory in the 20's.

That's a very, very cool bat.
I just wanted to mention that I thought the Spalding Gold Medal series decal bats first appeared circa 1905, discontinued by 1908, with the Gold Medal Autograph series beginning in 1909. This could make your bat a little earlier. If the bat though came from John Taube and he calls it 1909, I'm sure he knows best. That's a great pick up, congrats!