1947-66 Exhibits Jackie Robinson

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by SSinneDD

Appreciate the info. If you come across that older thread, please post here for me.

Dennis:

Here is the thread Adam was referencing. You have to scroll down a bit to find where VintageHoarder tries to convince everyone that ALL the Mays Exhibits he purchased were indeed his true Rookie card. No amount of proof could convince him otherwise

[sealmark41]

Hello All:
Interesting thread for sure. Years ago I put together a list of what I consider to be my complete set of BB exhibits 1947 forward. The current thread includes no mention of cards that had neither "made" or "printed" So what do we make of that?

And please do not suggest reprints as the couple I have noticed have the cream colored backs and have been in my posession since the 1960's.

Thanks a lot,

Sealmark
mkbow2@surewest.net

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Hello All:
Interesting thread for sure. Years ago I put together a list of what I consider to be my complete set of BB exhibits 1947 forward. The current thread includes no mention of cards that had neither "made" or "printed" So what do we make of that?

And please do not suggest reprints as the couple I have noticed have the cream colored backs and have been in my posession since the 1960's.

Thanks a lot,

Sealmark
mkbow2@surewest.net

Please list/show the cards you reference with "neither made or printed"

I know of one off the top of my head. Walker Cooper. Interested to see others you have since you say you have a "couple"

[tschock]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Hello All:
Interesting thread for sure. Years ago I put together a list of what I consider to be my complete set of BB exhibits 1947 forward. The current thread includes no mention of cards that had neither "made" or "printed" So what do we make of that?

And please do not suggest reprints as the couple I have noticed have the cream colored backs and have been in my posession since the 1960's.

Thanks a lot,

Sealmark
mkbow2@surewest.net

Not counting 'burnt bottom' types (see Adam's 5 for 10 cent pack shown previously), here are the list of 1947-1966 Exhibits with no Made or Printed statements.

Max Alvis
Bob Aspromonte
Steve Barber
Earl Battey
Johnny Callison
Dean Chance
Tom Cheney
Choo Choo Coleman
Walker Cooper
Roger Craig
Joe Cunningham (Portrait)
Don Drysdale (Glove at waist)
Dick Farrell
Tony Gonzalez
Ray Herbert
Chuck Hinton
Frank Howard
Ken Hubbs
Joey Jay
Harvey Kuenn (“SF” on cap)
Phil Linz
Don Lock
Bill Mazeroski (Batting)
Ken McBride
Charley Neal
Bill O’Dell
Camilo Pascual
Jimmy Piersall
John “Boog” Powell
Brooks Robinson
Frankie Robinson
Bob Rogers (Rodgers)
Richard Rollins
Pete Runnels
Ron Santo
Lee Thomas
Leon Wagner
Billy Williams
Maurice Wills
Carl Yastrazemski (Yastrzemski)

[sealmark41]

Dennis:

Your list of no "made" or "printed" exhibit cards is identical to my master collection list put together many years ago. Curious if you have the 40 you list or if by some chance you came across my list. I too am in Nor Cal so perhaps we could chat.
Mark K. Bowers
mkbow2@surewest.net

[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Dennis:



Your list of no "made" or "printed" exhibit cards is identical to my master collection list put together many years ago. Curious if you have the 40 you list or if by some chance you came across my list. I too am in Nor Cal so perhaps we could chat.

Mark K. Bowers

mkbow2@surewest.net

Hey Mark, I'm fairly new to exhibits... The list from my post way above, was found via Google and another thread from net54.


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[SSinneDD]

Originally Posted by whiteymet

Dennis:



Here is the thread Adam was referencing. You have to scroll down a bit to find where VintageHoarder tries to convince everyone that ALL the Mays Exhibits he purchased were indeed his true Rookie card. No amount of proof could convince him otherwise

Thanks. Can't wait to read it.
Edit- can you post link when you have a moment, I do not see it. Thanks

EDIT- Found it, https://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=298095

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[rjackson44]

The jackies i have were bought at the gloria shows along with a ted williams.think $25 a piece might be wrong .But no more

[sealmark41]

Whitey: Don't have time to go thru my entire exhibit collection but 4 I found with little searching include:
Ted Williams sincerely
Ken Hubbs portrait
Boog Powell portrait
Carl Yaz portrait

There must be others I would guess. Any input appreciated
mkbow2@surewest.net

[whiteymet]

Originally Posted by sealmark41

Whitey: Don't have time to go thru my entire exhibit collection but 4 I found with little searching include:
Ted Williams sincerely
Ken Hubbs portrait
Boog Powell portrait
Carl Yaz portrait

There must be others I would guess. Any input appreciated
mkbow2@surewest.net

Hi Mark:

I believe the Ted Williams Sincerely does have a MADE IN USA at the bottom.

See: https://www.ebay.com/itm/16555352827...32d2fd62f8bfab

As for the others you note, and later lists by Taylor here in this thread, you are correct.

I am an oldhead and only think of the earlier pre 60 Exhibits which is why I mentioned the Walker Cooper as the only card I was aware of without a notation. All the others referenced are from the last/1966 set ESCO produced

[sealmark41]

Whitey:
On second look you are correct. Not only does the "9" showing have "made" but on further magnification the non "9" showing also has "printed" but really hard to see.

Thanks a lot for this clarification

Mark

[andypcl]

Sorry for the sideways pic. I'm posting for my dad (sealmark) and I believe he meant "Sincerely Yours" on the Ted exhibit. I took this pic during a recent visit and even with a magnifying glass I couldn't make out any text. BUT, In this enlarged picture, it definitely has "Printed in US" on the bottom right . Very hard to see with the light print and background.

[whiteymet]

It really depends on which issue (Year) of the Ted Williams ( no 9) you look at.

His card was basically issued every year till the early 60's. So he comes with both Printed in USA and Made in USA notations.

Here is another one where you can clearly see the notation

https://www.ebay.com/itm/15533155333...Bk9SR-r0o8vGYQ