Favorite ebay, flea market, or antique mall find

[ksfarmboy]

Scott, that Clemente photo probably came out of Wichita. Thurman lived here. I believe his wife sold some of his estate. The card shop I go to still has a few of these photos including the ugly frames your talking about. Nothing with Clemente in it though.

Greg, awesome Johnson bat and that Grove bat is sweet too.

Here's one I picked up off ebay. Not much of a story I got it as a bin. I must have seen it immediately after it was listed. I think she got some offers after I had already won it as she was kind of rude during the transaction. Luckily for me she went through with it. I think it was around $100-150.

[thekingofclout]

Originally Posted by ksfarmboy

Scott, that Clemente photo probably came out of Wichita. Thurman lived here. I believe his wife sold some of his estate. The card shop I go to still has a few of these photos including the ugly frames your talking about. Nothing with Clemente in it though.

Greg, awesome Johnson bat and that Grove bat is sweet too.

Here's one I picked up off ebay. Not much of a story I got it as a bin. I must have seen it immediately after it was listed. I think she got some offers after I had already won it as she was kind of rude during the transaction. Luckily for me she went through with it. I think it was around $100-150.

That is a spectacular piece Clint! Just a gorgeous illustration. Joe never looked so good.

[ruth-gehrig]

Great great stories. Unfortunately I don't have any stories myself but I love the 1939 Hall of Fame Induction sign. Incredible stuff!!

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by ruth-gehrig

Great great stories. Unfortunately I don't have any stories myself but I love the 1939 Hall of Fame Induction sign. Incredible stuff!!

SO DO I..I would LOVE that sign

[sayhey24]

Scott --

Since a couple of these were great ebay finds ( I don't want to derail the thread too much), I thought I'd share with you bats of some other no-hitter pitchers.

Greg

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by sayhey24

Scott --

Since a couple of these were great ebay finds ( I don't want to derail the thread too much), I thought I'd share with you bats of some other no-hitter pitchers.

Greg

Wow Greg!! Thanks for the post. That's a lot of vintage no-hit pitcher lumber. Neat!!