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Old 12-10-2011, 08:37 PM
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Saved a ton of shipping, by picking this up at Huggins & Scott, its 5 feet high and weighs a ton.
Cool piece, I enjoy it every day.

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Old 12-10-2011, 08:40 PM
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These two pinbacks were my favorite pick-ups of 2011...




But these cabinets are right up there...





And just received this pack with all 10 cigarettes present...

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Old 12-13-2011, 08:31 AM
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Saved a ton of shipping, by picking this up at Huggins & Scott, its 5 feet high and weighs a ton.
Cool piece, I enjoy it every day.
Hey Jay... that is a tremendous piece! Man oh man, what a display piece. Congrats on that, Jay!

I sat out the first half of the year focusing on Beatles memorabilia. But I got on a good streak after the All-Star break. Here are the Ruth photos I added to my collection since my August trade with my friend Mark, AKA lordstan...

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Old 12-13-2011, 08:35 AM
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Not vintage but by far my best. Game ticket to the debut of the first kid that I coached to make the show.


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Old 12-13-2011, 11:03 AM
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Previously posted in the November pickup thread, this is easily my favorite find of the year.
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Old 12-13-2011, 11:17 AM
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Peter - I just love the tuxedo buttons, especially with the T206s poses on them.

I don't pick up much as a far as memorabilia, but I stumbled across this at the National this year and couldn't pass it up.


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Not vintage but by far my best. Game ticket to the debut of the first kid that I coached to make the show.
Congratulations! Was it Mason Tobin? I remember how happy I was when a high school teammate of mine made his Major League Debut back in 2004. I recorded the game to DVD and sent it to him at the stadium. Talked to him after the season and he was absolutely thrilled that I did that for him.
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I gotta admit it... I'm a sucker for signed snapshots.

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Old 12-13-2011, 03:56 PM
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David, you say that like it's a bad thing!!

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Vintage, Original Type I photo of Mickey dated December 1950 and taken by Orrick Sparlin of Miami, Oklahoma, who covered Mantle exclusively in and around Commerce from 1950-52.

This iconic image (which has been reproduced in a countless number of publications) depicts the 19 year old Mick covered in grease and dust in front of Blue Goose Number One Mine at the Eagle-Picher Lead and Zinc Company where he was working 300 feet down repairing motors for the pump crew. Mickey was also waiting nervously to hear back from the Yankees regarding reporting to Spring Training in Phoenix - but he had no phone at home and Lee MacPhail, director of the farm system, did not know where he worked. Doesn't seem to be bothering him at this moment as indicated by that great smile.

In addition to the fantastic image, what I really like about this photo is the original frame which hung in the main office of Eagle-Picher with the inscription " An Employee of Eagle Picher before Employment by the New York Yankees"

A one of a kind pre-rookie photo of Mantle that sheds some light on what his future might have been had his Dad not been so determined that baseball was his destiny.
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I agree David...



A few others from the year...



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A couple of mine. A Wichita Indians flannel, 1978 Pirates jersey and Topeka postcard with Duff Cooley
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