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fkw
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One of my favorites of all baseball collectibles is vintage postcards 
Baseball Postcards have been around since 1900
They are usually far tougher than true baseball cards of the same Eras, and most are far more attractive too. In last 10 years the prices have jumped on almost every single type and issue, with many now worth in the thousands.
If you have some, show some Pre1970 Hall of Famer Postcards (or postcards sized premiums) that are not seen everyday, here are a few earlier ones to start with.
1906 PC-Unc. Ullman "Art Frame Series" Christy Mathewson
1906 PC-Unc. Ullman "Art Frame Series" Joe Iron Arm McGinnity
1907 PC-Unc. "Base Ball Mail Card" John McGraw
1907 PC773-2 H.M.Taylor Hughie Jennings
1907 PC-773-3 Wolverine Press Wahoo Sam Crawford
1907 PC778 Morgan Stationary "Red Belt Series" Miller Huggins (with real stadium background)
1907 PC778 Morgan Stationary "Red Belt Series" Miller Huggins (with painted background)
1908 PC-Unc. "$-in-Shield" Frank Chance
1907-10 PC805 Novelty Cutlery Eddie Collins
1910 PC796 "Sepia" Eddie Collins
1910 PC796 "Sepia" Walter Johnson
1911 PC758-2 US Publishing House Rube Marquard
1920's PC-Unc. Chocolate "La Imperial" (Cuba) Tris Speaker
1925 PC-Unc. "Manager Postcards" Tyrus Cobb
Baseball Postcards have been around since 1900
They are usually far tougher than true baseball cards of the same Eras, and most are far more attractive too. In last 10 years the prices have jumped on almost every single type and issue, with many now worth in the thousands.
If you have some, show some Pre1970 Hall of Famer Postcards (or postcards sized premiums) that are not seen everyday, here are a few earlier ones to start with.
1906 PC-Unc. Ullman "Art Frame Series" Christy Mathewson
1906 PC-Unc. Ullman "Art Frame Series" Joe Iron Arm McGinnity
1907 PC-Unc. "Base Ball Mail Card" John McGraw
1907 PC773-2 H.M.Taylor Hughie Jennings
1907 PC-773-3 Wolverine Press Wahoo Sam Crawford
1907 PC778 Morgan Stationary "Red Belt Series" Miller Huggins (with real stadium background)
1907 PC778 Morgan Stationary "Red Belt Series" Miller Huggins (with painted background)
1908 PC-Unc. "$-in-Shield" Frank Chance
1907-10 PC805 Novelty Cutlery Eddie Collins
1910 PC796 "Sepia" Eddie Collins
1910 PC796 "Sepia" Walter Johnson
1911 PC758-2 US Publishing House Rube Marquard
1920's PC-Unc. Chocolate "La Imperial" (Cuba) Tris Speaker
1925 PC-Unc. "Manager Postcards" Tyrus Cobb
