Let's see some postcards

[Greenmonster]

Interesting clown band at Washington Park (w/goat) holding sign "Base Ball Today, County City, Washington Park, Come See the FUN". I can't make out the writing at the top of the sign, any guesses?

[edjs]

Originally Posted by Greenmonster

Interesting clown band at Washington Park (w/goat) holding sign "Base Ball Today, County City, Washington Park, Come See the FUN". I can't make out the writing at the top of the sign, any guesses?

The word on the top right is “German”.

[rickalaska]

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[Exhibitman]

1964 Olympic boxing teams with Joe Frazier. Signed by 1920 gold medalist Sam Mosberg and sent to HOF trainer Charlie Goldman. First example I've ever seen. Frazier is 5th from left.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by rickalaska

1914 Beltzer's Indians - Lincoln, Nebraska.

Does anyone know if they played with the feather headdress on, instead of a cap? Pretty good team - more then a 100 games over .500 for the season

They did not play with the headdresses on. I have possibly (probably) the largest collection of Nebraska Indians memorabilia. I’ll add some pics later.

[slidekellyslide]

Here are a couple of pics of the team wearing their regular caps.

[rickalaska]

Dan,

Nice job and great pics!

What made you focus on collecting Nebraska Indians memorabilia? They must have been a talented bunch to go 100+ games over .500 in a season

Thanks again for the info!

Rick

[mrreality68]

I have very few postcards

But here is 2 Wagners I just picked up I will post here (may have already posted in the August or Sept Pickups

But wanted to join the PostCard Parade

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by rickalaska

Dan,

Nice job and great pics!

What made you focus on collecting Nebraska Indians memorabilia? They must have been a talented bunch to go 100+ games over .500 in a season

Thanks again for the info!

Rick

Thanks, Rick. They originated in my hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska. I collect anything baseball related to Lincoln.