Black Sox pickups

[mr2686]

It could be an early sig. Threre are a couple of tells that occur in later sigs too but also some that are very different. With that said, I avoid anything these days if my conclusion is it "could be". I know it's a hard one to find, but tread carefully. Good luck.

[ThomasL]

Bought a lot of 1919 Sox Heilbroner Info Cards which included a signed Dick Kerr but really was after this one. I feel ths "This is correct" is in Jenkins hand, but the pencil "Joseph" probably isnt. Anyone out there have a Joe jenkins autograph? This is the closest I have come

[doug.goodman]

The Reds is the cover of the Roto section in the Chicago Sunday Tribune on Sept 21, 1919.

The Sox is a blank backed supplement to the same paper dated a week earlier (Sept 14, 1919).

Both are about 12 X 17.5 inches.

[Topnotchsy]

Got excited when I saw this. It doesn't really fit in my collection so I may end up moving it when something comes along that is more of a fit, but I think it is super cool.

One of the most fascinating people around. Some of the details on the back.

[JoeDfan]

Originally Posted by Topnotchsy

Got excited when I saw this. It doesn't really fit in my collection so I may end up moving it when something comes along that is more of a fit, but I think it is super cool.

One of the most fascinating people around. Some of the details on the back.

WOW. I have a few of those cards for Johnny Pesky and one or two others, but that one is AWESOME!!!

[Topnotchsy]

Originally Posted by JoeDfan

WOW. I have a few of those cards for Johnny Pesky and one or two others, but that one is AWESOME!!!

Thanks! I saw it and thought it was super cool. Love that he signed his name and included details on the back (like playing under the name "Arnold" etc. Some things I would have thought he might have kept quiet.

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[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

The Reds is the cover of the Roto section in the Chicago Sunday Tribune on Sept 21, 1919.

The Sox is a blank backed supplement to the same paper dated a week earlier (Sept 14, 1919).

Both are about 12 X 17.5 inches.

WOW. Not sure How I missed this.
But I have a Postcard of the Sox that used the same exact layouts/pictures of that Chicago Sunday Tribune

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

WOW. Not sure How I missed this.
But I have a Postcard of the Sox that used the same exact layouts/pictures of that Chicago Sunday Tribune

We both win.

Mine is cooler than yours, and yours is more valuable than mine.

Doug "size matters" Goodman

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

We both win.

Mine is cooler than yours, and yours is more valuable than mine.

Doug "size matters" Goodman

Hi Doug

I agree we both win and I agree yours is really cool and I do like the Size.

This thread is amazing and I am a Jackson enthusiast and never really knew how much non card items there are for him and seeing the Black Socks Characters and other items here is really really interesting

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

This thread is amazing

I agree, one of my favorites.

[ThomasL]

I dont know if we are suppose to post cards in this topic/thread or not...Im just realizing that...but I picked up a 1912 Zeenut Home Run Kisses Win Noyes which completes his 4 card checklist for me (I think)
1911 Zeenut, 1912 Zeenut, 1912 Home Run Kisses, 1916 Zeenut