December pickups

[JLange]

Doug, that 1891 Leslie's cover is a stunner! Adding to my ever-expanding wantlist!

Happy to pick up this item for my Cleveland Baseball Magazines Collection, a Mar 7 1965 copy of El Figaro (Mexico) featuring the "Gran Figura," Luis Tiant.

I did not set out to collect so many Latin American magazines, but I find myself with about a dozen now, with many more amazing Beisbol magazines to be had!

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

Arrived this week :

Aug 29, 1891 Leslie's cover
May 1915 International Tailoring Ad Poster with Frank Chance Day
July 18, 1970 Scored program for Mays hit #3000

Merry, Happy, Etc.
Doug

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by JLange

Doug, that 1891 Leslie's cover is a stunner! Adding to my ever-expanding wantlist!

Happy to pick up this item for my Cleveland Baseball Magazines Collection, a Mar 7 1965 copy of El Figaro (Mexico) featuring the "Gran Figura," Luis Tiant.

I did not set out to collect so many Latin American magazines, but I find myself with about a dozen now, with many more amazing Beisbol magazines to be had!

Tell the truth. You bought this for the chica on the cover.

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by JLange

Doug, that 1891 Leslie's cover is a stunner! Adding to my ever-expanding wantlist!

Thank you, it's beautiful, that's for sure, with thanks to the most recent LOTG Auction.

Doug

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

Thank you, it's beautiful, that's for sure, with thanks to the most recent LOTG Auction.

Doug

+1 Agreed

[pherbener]

Beyond excited to get these plate glass negatives in hand! Matty and WaJo! Matty used for his Max Stein Postcard and P796 and WaJo for his 1914 Cracker Jack and 1921 Exhibits

[milkit1]

Originally Posted by pherbener

Beyond excited to get these plate glass negatives in hand! Matty and WaJo! Matty used for his Max Stein Postcard and P796 and WaJo for his 1914 Cracker Jack and 1921 Exhibits

amazing! Do you have a way to display these? Im trying to figure out how myself

[mrreality68]

Great finish to a strong month and year to pickups

Looking forward to seeing what next year brings

[Michael B]

Originally Posted by milkit1

amazing! Do you have a way to display these? Im trying to figure out how myself

I cannot figure out why people keep asking this question. It is a negative. You would not display a regular (celluloid) negative. Why would you 'display' this? It can be scanned and a high quality print can be made from it. It can then be wrapped in archival paper and stored for safe keeping. That is what I do with my several dozen including one that is about 7 x 10. I also do this with magic lantern slides. If I get the space I may store them flat in a drawer. I also put bubble wrap around them as I want to protect them.

[milkit1]

Originally Posted by Michael B

I cannot figure out why people keep asking this question. It is a negative. You would not display a regular (celluloid) negative. Why would you 'display' this? It can be scanned and a high quality print can be made from it. It can then be wrapped in archival paper and stored for safe keeping. That is what I do with my several dozen including one that is about 7 x 10. I also do this with magic lantern slides. If I get the space I may store them flat in a drawer. I also put bubble wrap around them as I want to protect them.

I cant figure out why there are people who think giving a smart ass useless response is a good idea?I keep asking this question in hopes that there IS a way to display it. IF there was a safe way to display this I would display it why not?! I understand they are negatives, they are not the first glass plates I have bought. None of that is hard to understand.