April Pickups

[Mark]

Originally Posted by docpatlv

Excited about this pickup over the weekend. Have wanted this item for a while. Complete, framed 1909 Collier’s Magazine with Wagner & Bresnahan cover...

Wonderful pickup!! Isn't that also a photo of Fred Clarke's posterior?

[docpatlv]

Originally Posted by Mark

Wonderful pickup!! Isn't that also a photo of Fred Clarke's posterior?

Mark,

Not sure, I’ll have to check into that.

***You are correct Mark. It is Fred Clarke looking on. Photo taken at a game in Exposition Park in 1905.***

[jason.1969]

I usually post on the baseball card side, but I just picked up an intriguing one-of-a-kind (hopefully) photo of Hank Aaron. It's glued onto a scrapbook page, so I may never know what markings, if any, are on the back. I also have just a modicum of info from the seller.

The seller believes the photo to be from 1954 and even suggested that it might have come directly from Hank Aaron. The seller did not purport the signature to be that of Hank Aaron but rather saw it as a caption put there by the scrap-booker.

I may never know exactly what this is, but I do feel confident that it's a pretty unique and attractive early snapshot of the Hammer, definitely better than what I would have pulled off had I had my camera in hand on the same occasion.

I'll happily entertain any opinions from those of you more knowledgeable about this sort of thing. The only professional opinion I got prior to purchase was from a Milwaukee historian who ascertained that this is indeed Milwaukee County Stadium in the background.

AARON.jpg

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by jason.1969

I usually post on the baseball card side, but I just picked up an intriguing one-of-a-kind (hopefully) photo of Hank Aaron. It's glued onto a scrapbook page, so I may never know what markings, if any, are on the back. I also have just a modicum of info from the seller.

The seller believes the photo to be from 1954 and even suggested that it might have come directly from Hank Aaron. The seller did not purport the signature to be that of Hank Aaron but rather saw it as a caption put there by the scrap-booker.

I may never know exactly what this is, but I do feel confident that it's a pretty unique and attractive early snapshot of the Hammer, definitely better than what I would have pulled off had I had my camera in hand on the same occasion.

I'll happily entertain any opinions from those of you more knowledgeable about this sort of thing. The only professional opinion I got prior to purchase was from a Milwaukee historian who ascertained that this is indeed Milwaukee County Stadium in the background.

Attachment 349770

Hi Jason,
Great snapper of baby Hank! Love it!

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Hi Jason,
Great snapper of baby Hank! Love it!

Absolutely agree, that's a great one.

[doug.goodman]

Thank you ebay...

The 1,028th Baseball Magazine supplement of my collection.

Including 18 different Ruth issues, with this one being the 7th different picture.

Always looking for more...
Doug

[eastonfalcon19]

Picked these stadium flags up at the flea market this morning. Huge flags measure about 50x70. I was thinking these could of been from Wrigley field in the 90s but not sure.