What's the centerpiece of your collection?

[ScottR81]

Got a couple here..

[batsballsbases]

Brock here is the close ups you wanted

[yanks12025]

Here is my center piece. I know its more than 1 but they are a group. 5 poster boards possibly made for the 50th ann. of the national league in 1926. The photos are from varies Old Judge sets. Robert from REA thinks there's 10 teams total, I have 5. I'm upset because I have yet to come across any other ones and no one has info where to find them.

[yanks12025]

Close-up of Munson from 1977 world series. Matches games 2 and 6 but not game 1.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Close-up of Munson from 1977 world series. Matches games 2 and 6 but not game 1.

Brock,
This should not be a surprise that he wore more than one shirt in the World Series. I would suspect that they had two, FWIW. I think that it's awesome that you can photo match it to two WS games from 1977. Pretty neat!

[Leon]

Centerpiece? Probably this card and composite....but could easily be a few other items too.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by Leon

Centerpiece? Probably this card and composite....but could easily be a few other items too.

Couldn't you find one that was centered a little better?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Runscott

Couldn't you find one that was centered a little better?

There was only a stack of 127 Peck and Snyders and this is the best I could find. What's a guy to do? I have told the story before about the CDV but I won it from a Mastro auction when they were selling Montgomery's collection. I put in a high bid and went to sleep only to find I had won it when I checked the next morning. I had no idea that my bid of about 25% of the value today would hold up. Even at the time it was about 5k short of where they had been selling.

[Exhibitman]

Nice items, fellows!

My collection of memorabilia is very modest but I do have a few personal favorites:


1920s PC Back Exhibit original art for Sammy Bohne card. I've never seen another piece of original art from the set:



Original art from a 1940s Lucille Ball Exhibit card:



1921 Exhibit machine header of Jack Dempsey:



Max Baer signed inscribed photo. Not only the nicest vintage signature I have but also signed during his reign as heavyweight champ: