Vintage Basketball Photos and Postcards

[Dead-Ball-Hitter]

Originally Posted by Exhibitman

This 1959 Hawks premium is one of the more creative ones I've ever seen, and loaded with HOFers:

Adam, from your comments on prewar baseball, I figured you were a baseball guy. No way, you've got some great hoops memorabilia... thanks

[Jewish-collector]

I am a huge Cousy fan. I am going to cash out the Bar Mitzvah bonds for whatever it takes to win this Holy Cross Cousy schedule.

https://www.hakes.com/Auction/ItemDe...-BOB-COUSY-HOF

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by Jewish-collector

I am a huge Cousy fan. I am going to cash out the Bar Mitzvah bonds for whatever it takes to win this Holy Cross Cousy schedule.

https://www.hakes.com/Auction/ItemDe...-BOB-COUSY-HOF

Alan,

Those pop up a lot more than you would think. I have always liked it.

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Dead-Ball-Hitter

Adam, from your comments on prewar baseball, I figured you were a baseball guy. No way, you've got some great hoops memorabilia... thanks

I am into all four of the sports that were ubiquitous Topps issues when I was a kid, plus boxing. I like football the least and collect that strictly from a nostalgic standpoint. The early non-card basketball is just really interesting to me given the modest history of the NBA and the lack of cards.

[jad22]

Cousy picture. Not sure if its type 1 or 2.

[jad22]

Here is another one.

[jad22]

Backs.

[Copa7]

Here's one of my rarer signed Hall of Famers - Bob Davies - Rochester Royals.

[JustinD]

Originally Posted by jad22

Cousy picture. Not sure if its type 1 or 2.

You ever decide to move that, please give me a heads up.