Baseball Magazine M113s & M114s

[HRBAKER]

Steve,
Very impressive group!

[doug.goodman]

Both of these sets are in need of exploration. Combined, I have over 600 different, and have noticed many variations indicative of multiple printings of the same players.

Most of mine are here :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douggoo...7612023351081/

I would love to exchange info with anybody who has any. I'm also interested in sales and trades for ones that I don't have.

Thanx,
Doug

[dstudeba]

Great gallery Doug, thanks for posting a link!

Some printing plates from the 50s (Washington DC. office)

[doug.goodman]

Those printing plates are very cool.
Doug

[Ladder7]

Steve M,

Was nice to look at your photobucket pages, good work. I don't bother with cards much anymore. Lost interest, too many of 'em and the pictures are way too small. I contemplated assembling the M114s once. But, thanks to my Everything's forced downsizing, I now have just a handful of cherished supplements.

Chris, I don't know much about the value. Theyre lower than they should be IMO. Good luck trying to assemble the set, youve acquired many of the big guns already. It's a large set and I believe it's possible if you're young and have patience... Choose wisely in your key-word searches.

And, Lets see some scans of the ones you have now. Steve F


Bob Lemke's insightful M114 blog; http://boblemke.blogspot.com/2010/08...zine-team.html

[ethicsprof]

i'd wondered where you were.
i'm pleased that you still have your handful of cherished treasures!!
i bet they're some great beauties.
all the best to you,
barry

[Ladder7]

Hi there Barry, Hope all is well with you too.

Now that Mike is home from Africa, we'd been in family mode. Recently returned from a month in Fla. But I was able to get online occasionally with the ipod... So much to drink, so little time.

Also, the Bride's starting early and got me downsizing/clearing out the house of all my "sh&t". When all is said in done, sadly, I'll have just one plastic tubfull.

Id been amassing a small amt of obscure stuff, Early Canaveral, WW2/USN, some Duke Kahanamoku, and vintage Bike Week items, for the future man cave. Yep, she's gonna be thrilled! -Steve