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Old 05-10-2025, 10:42 PM
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this was yesterday's mailday. signed 7 yrs and 1 day before I was born.
Wait…*before* you were born?

Great card, (very) young man!
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Old 05-10-2025, 10:56 PM
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Wait…*before* you were born?

Great card, (very) young man!
haha thank you Andrew!
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This is quite an interesting thread, and will require a lot more research on my part in order to understand the history of the Negro leagues. It seems I tend to gravitate towards baseball leagues on the periphery of MLB (I started with Federal League....then Japanese baseball....so it seems like this is a natural extension of my interests).

Is there a suggested book or website that details which baseball cards that exist of players who were formerly in the Negro leagues? It's clear I'll have to dive into the threads on the Cuban cards, but it seems like it'd be just a subset of them I'm interested in at the moment.
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Was able to pick up this Toleteros Howard Easterling in last night's Hake's auction. Easterling was a 5x Negro League All-Star and led the NNL in RBI in 1940. A mainstay of the juggarnaut Homestead Gray of the early 1940's, Easterling figures into one of the most apocryphal baseball stories of all time, as he was allegedly walked on purpose to load the bases in game 2 of the 1942 NNL World Series so Paige could pitch to - and eventually strike out - Josh Gibson. In reality although Paige and Buck O'Neil both recount Satchel purposefully walking the bases loaded, all contemporary accounts of the game show that Chester Williams, Vic Harris, and Easterling all singled off Paige to load the bases before ultimately striking out Gibson to end the inning.

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Several former negro league players went to play in Japan and have Japanese cards. Here's John Britton (not my card).
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Several former negro league players went to play in Japan and have Japanese cards. Here's John Britton (not my card).
Great card! I’ve been on the lookout for a George Altman menko.
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Great card! I’ve been on the lookout for a George Altman menko.
Do you know if there are any menko cards of Altman? There were very few menko sets issued during his career in Japan (as you probably know).

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