March Pickups

[mr2686]

Nevermind, I found the answer from Sabr.

Many baseball historical resources list Felsch’s birth date as August 22, 1891, or unspecified dates in 1893 or 1894. However, his 1943 application for a Social Security number and his 1964 death certificate both state that he was born on April 7, 1891, to Berlin natives Charles and Marie Felsch (nee Tietz or Tiegs).2 Charles was a north side carpenter

[ThomasL]

Originally Posted by mr2686

Nevermind, I found the answer from Sabr.

Many baseball historical resources list Felsch’s birth date as August 22, 1891, or unspecified dates in 1893 or 1894. However, his 1943 application for a Social Security number and his 1964 death certificate both state that he was born on April 7, 1891, to Berlin natives Charles and Marie Felsch (nee Tietz or Tiegs).2 Charles was a north side carpenter

Ya birthday. It is also 4-7-1891 on his WW1 and WW2 draft cards

[uga1980]

Congratulations Thomas! That is an amazing addition.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

I owned that Felsch for some time.

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by BillyCox3

I owned that Felsch for some time.

It's a nice one for sure!

[mr2686]

Almost embarrassed to show this compared to the other great stuff, but I got this one back today from a private signing. Had the unsigned magazine for awhile and thought I'd get it signed. Just missed Sal Bando, but will get him eventually along with Reggie. This one's kinda hard to find without a mailing label.

[mr2686]

Last minute pickup. Nice strong sig on a Coleman ball. This brings my 1955 Dodger single signed baseballs to 14. I have 10 more spots in the 2 cases on my Brooklyn wall, fortunately, some are very easy.

[MooseDog]

Mike - Nice one from a fellow A's guy! However, Bando's gonna be a little tough unless you've got some really, and I mean REALLY good connections.

:-)

Originally Posted by mr2686

Just missed Sal Bando, but will get him eventually along with Reggie. This one's kinda hard to find without a mailing label.