Earl Clark signed 1933 Goudey

[quinnsryche]

Jason, I wish I could offer more info but that was back in the mid to late 70's. He did say he sold them one at a time and not as a whole set. My dad has a pretty good memory but not good enough (he's 78 this year) for the finer details. There was an article written about the sale of a T206 Wagner that he was involved in and he doesn't even remember that one very well! He insists the entire set was signed (and I do remember him having multiples of Ruth and Gehrig) so I have to take him on his word. Sorry I can't be of more help!

[T206Collector]

Here you go....

http://myccsa.com/lot/198/1933-goude...ball-card.aspx

[Republicaninmass]

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Here you go....

http://myccsa.com/lot/198/1933-goude...ball-card.aspx

Don't out the card!

[Tom Hufford]

Tony,

If your Dad is Pat Quinn, from the Chicago area, he is correct (even if he can't remember all the details). I've dealt with him for 40+ years, and remember when he got the signed 1933 Goudey sets. I bought a bunch of the cards from him in the 1970s. Wish I had purchased more!

Tom

[quinnsryche]

Tom, yes that's him. I'll mention you to him when I see him in a couple weeks. Thanks for backing up the story. Glad someone here was part of that moment.

[HexsHeroes]

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While alittle off topic, while primarily an autograph collector now, my first or second (do not remember) mail order of vintage baseball cards (T206) was Pat Quinn. The other was with Jim Mayfield. Thanks for the short walk down memory lane. Brings a smile to my face. Life seemed much simpler back then.

Matter of fact, Pat's table was one of the first I visited at my first National Show in Chicago too.