Female members to the front of the line....

[tjh]

Originally Posted by vthobby

Just curious how many females we have on the board? Please post on my thread if you are active and what is your main interest? I know of 1 female T206 lover that will respond............ any others?

Peace, Mike

Hello!

Female collector here. Australian as well ��

I am a big women in baseball collector, with a strong focus on the AAGPBL. I also collect 1920-1940 bats and gloves, snapshots, catchers equipment and Ruth related items.

This is a great forum and I have met some excellent collectors on here.

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by tjh

Hello!

Female collector here. Australian as well ��

I am a big women in baseball collector, with a strong focus on the AAGPBL. I also collect 1920-1940 bats and gloves, snapshots, catchers equipment and Ruth related items.

This is a great forum and I have met some excellent collectors on here.

Good on ya!

I have been up and down your east coast in 5 trips - Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns, Palm Cove, Port Douglas and Kuranda. My wife and I were married in Sydney, 16 years this November. My next trip there I would like to revisit Brisbane, to show my wife Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Mt Coot-tha, the Red Center, would like to hike around Uluru and possibly your city to see the Cricket Grounds. I am an Olympic historian and have only seen it while watching 'The Ashes' on the telly during one of my trips.

[ALBB]

Wasn't some talking about Bra's and bra sizes recently ?

[philliesfan]

Welcome Renay.
A Bender here....
1909 T206 Bender BVG 4 5.jpg

[GeoPoto]

Among the many female friends of baseball, we should count first lady Grace Coolidge. Frommer expands: Calvin Coolidge wasn't much of a baseball fan, but he had to fake it. The Senators won their only World Series during his presidency, in 1924, and the team was a national sensation. Coolidge became the first president to attend a World Series opener, where he threw out the first ball. But it was his wife, Grace, who was the real fan in the family. She kept score during the World Series games and kept her husband in the game. (You Gotta Have Heart by Frederic J. Frommer.)

Here are a couple of shots showcasing Coolidge in the act supported by his superior, the stylishly attired baseball fan and First Lady, Grace.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1658416318
https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1658416321

[BobC]

Originally Posted by GeoPoto

Among the many female friends of baseball, we should count first lady Grace Coolidge. Frommer expands: Calvin Coolidge wasn't much of a baseball fan, but he had to fake it. The Senators won their only World Series during his presidency, in 1924, and the team was a national sensation. Coolidge became the first president to attend a World Series opener, where he threw out the first ball. But it was his wife, Grace, who was the real fan in the family. She kept score during the World Series games and kept her husband in the game. (You Gotta Have Heart by Frederic J. Frommer.)

Here are a couple of shots showcasing Coolidge in the act supported by his superior, the stylishly attired baseball fan and First Lady, Grace.

https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1658416318
https://www.net54baseball.com/attach...1&d=1658416321

Great photos. I know there are also photos of Woodrow Wilson who was the first President to actually attend a World Series game. He was a big baseball fan and actually played college ball for Davidson College during his freshman year. He also never used his Presidential pass to attend for free, and always paid for his ticket, just like every other average American. He attended Game #2 in Philadelphia on 10/9/1915, and threw out the first pitch of that game. Missed the opening game because of his duties in regard to WW I.

And to make this relevant to this thread, he attended the WS game with his then fiancé, Mrs. Edith Galt, a widow whom he then married in December, 2015.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?v...t=0&ajaxserp=0

https://www.baseball-almanac.com/prz_cww.shtml