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If its the same bat that sold in the last Mears auction, it looked like it had faint numbers on the knob (whether it be a model number or inch mark).
Last edited by yanks12025; 01-24-2021 at 07:26 AM. |
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Nothing major but kind of a cool, and inexpensive way, to collect Babe related items. Ruth endorsed Fro Joy Ice Cream for years with most famous items being those relatively hard to find black and white cards. Pictured here is a pitcher with a really nice Fro Joy engraving. Standing 6.5 inches tall and 8 inches from handle to the end of spout. It presents nicely and looks good with other Ruth items.
Untitled by Hugh Murphy, on Flickr
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Got a couple Type I Walter Johnson photos.
![]() This one isn't the most exciting image but I love the notes on the back (even if they're half-obscured) ![]()
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Freshly back from the framer, here is a Smoky Joe Wood project that I have been working on for quite a while.
The yellow Fenway dated win ticket is from Smoky Joe's famed 1912 season in which he won 34 games. He also had a streak in which he knocked out 16 wins in a row. Wood pitched the 2nd game in this DH on 6/29/12 and hurled a nifty 1-hitter. Thanks to net54's David Shakir for allowing me to add this Holy Grail ticket that I had been patiently looking for over the years. When I purchased this ticket a couple of years ago it provided the missing piece needed to complete the project. The blue fully-dated Boston Americans ticket is from Smoky Joe's 1909 season and was one of his early career pitched games. His opponent that day were the Ty Cobb led Detroit Tigers with Tigers pitching ace George Mullin on the mound. In spite of them losing that day, the Tigers clinched the AL pennant when their rival Philadelphia A's also lost in what had been a tight pennant race (September 30, 1909). The index card is an early example of Joe's signature in fountain pen, which is a personal collecting favorite of mine. Walter Johnson, who is credited with having one of the best fastballs in ML history, stated that at his peak nobody was as fast as Smoky Joe Wood. Last edited by Scott Garner; 01-29-2021 at 05:19 AM. |
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Pride of the Yankees movie project - ongoing Catfish Hunter Regular Season Win Tickets - 25/224 Post Season 0/9 1919 Black Sox - I'm calling it complete...maybe! 1955 Dodger Autographs...41/43 1934 Gas House Gang Autographs...Complete 1969 Cubs Autographs...Black Cat ticket plus 30/50 1960 Pirates autographs...Complete 1961 Yankees autographs...Complete 1971-1975 A's Playoff/WS roster autos...Complete |
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Happy to get this early 1880s Dole willow bat. 36" 28 oz.
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