Terry knouse TIK n TIK

[Hankphenom]

Originally Posted by PhillyFan1883

I am far right as an honorary TIK N TIK. Picture is from the first issue of old cardboard. Sorry for the quality. Best national ever. Got a large GQ Connor from Terry at this one. I believe they had the T206 Wagner meet up also. Must’ve been 25 Wagner’s in the room. Terry had so many N173’s at this show it was crazy. Thanks for the memories Terry!
Regards,
Connor

25 Wagners, Holy Cow! What was the year, and how did that come about? Thanks for the great picture!

[autograf]

Terry.....so sorry to hear about your dad. So many fond memories over the last probably 30+ years since I first met you all. I can't remember the exact national but it dates back to at least 1994 or 1995. The selection your dad had not only of OJ's but all kinds of 19th century rarities was just completely amazing. I remember fondly buying cards from your dad over so many years. He was always incredibly generous with his time and knowledge and your whole family always extremely friendly. Will be thinking and praying for your family over the tough times ahead.

[Fred]

TIKs traveling museum of incredible material is what I'd look forward to when I was able to attend shows where Terry set up.

When you see the word "hobby" and "legend" in the same sentence, TIK is one that can be included in that sentence for sure.

Very sorry to hear the news. RIP TIK. He'll definitely be remembered in conversations about dealers that people looked forward to see at shows.
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[edjs]

I never met your dad, but I bought some cool stuff from him through the years. I had once bought some Pinkerton cabinets from him, at the National he e-mailed me because he had come across some more and was wondering if I was interested. That struck me as very considerate, since I only knew him from a few purchases here and there, and yet he remembered what I liked and that it was even me that he had sold to. He was a good guy.

[PhillyFan1883]

Originally Posted by Hankphenom

25 Wagners, Holy Cow! What was the year, and how did that come about? Thanks for the great picture!

If someone has a copy of the first old cardboard handy they can elaborate but maybe mastro organized a “Wagner meetup”
For anyone with the card to bring them back on the show to meet at said booth. Not positive on the mastro portion but it’s a article in the first old cardboard..

Another Tik story- one of My favorite pickups from Terry was a near 1923 lectins set at the fort Washington expo show. Also got my bat horizontal Delahanty oj from Terr raw of course. We use to talk about braking the cards out of the graded coffins so they could breath lol. Terry 95 percent raw and beautiful..

[rhettyeakley]

This one hits hard.

Terry was always one of my favorite people!

The hobby has lost another legend. 😢

[Vintagecatcher]

Back on 11/1/2002 at the Boston Shriner's Show, Terry and I made one of my favorite trades of all time.

He had a George Gibson W600 that I had been looking for many years. I traded away the only two 19th Century Cards that I ever owned, a Tug Arundel and a Jumbo McGinnis N284 Buckner Gold Coin cards and some cash to acquire the W600 George Gibson.

The card still resides as one of my favorites in my collection!

Patrick