Some mail from the last two weeks.....
Some mail from the last two weeks.....
Glad to see you made it......................
"Luck favors the prepared"
I'm not much of a poster, I spend alot of time on Net54. Then again I collect HOF Rookies, so I got to keep in touch with modern.Rookies help pay my way through Prewar to keep the collection going.Originally Posted by EbAyAdDiCt
Glad to see you made it......................
Amazing color on the Hubbell, bikerider60!
Last couple of arrivals:
WOW nice pickups, picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.Amazing color on the Hubbell, bikerider60!
Last couple of arrivals:
Very nice. Cards like that always make for a nice bit of research. I picked this one up a few months ago:picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.
According to the stamp box on the reverse, the card was produced between 1904 and 1918. The most info I could find about the Jags was that they were a minor league team in the New York State League. They played under the name Jags because they represented three cities - Amsterdam, Johnstown, and Gloversville (1902 and 1905-1907.)
I could be completely wrong, though.The 'T' on the cap doesn't seem to hold up to my research. Although it could mean "tri" (city.)
beanzy46
andyscags
For lack of a better word, that Hubbell is Sexy!
-Andy
Always looking to add to my vintage pc's and set needs, let me know what you've got!
Now this looks familiar!!!
My latest T-202 with Reds.
RC
I'll get my signature updated a little later.
Goudeys, Diamond Stars,Wide/Fine Pen, Heads-Up, Tobacco cards, Autographs, Reds Team Set, & For Sale List.
https://s172.photobucket.com/albums/w30/rc4157/
I posted the question on Net 54, didn't really get a exact answer. One member said it could be from 1910-19, a wise ass also posted "MCI or the former phone company".Very nice. Cards like that always make for a nice bit of research. I picked this one up a few months ago:picked this up last night....Don't know anything about this card. I picked it up for $ 15.00 , just thought it would something to talk about.
According to the stamp box on the reverse, the card was produced between 1904 and 1918. The most info I could find about the Jags was that they were a minor league team in the New York State League. They played under the name Jags because they represented three cities - Amsterdam, Johnstown, and Gloversville (1902 and 1905-1907.)
I could be completely wrong, though.
Sweet stuff everyone!!!
Got this in today:
Looks like it has been well-loved over the years, huh?
Great pick-ups everyone!!
Nothig to add at the moment - a bit of a flat phase in my collecting!! Should change shortly though...
English baseball card collector.
Collecting:
Prime Cuts I (50 cards) - 0 incoming
Prime Cuts I Subset - MLB Icons Material Signature Prime 50/51 - 0 incoming (98.04%)
I need - Johnny Bench /5
T206 49/520 - 5 incoming
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Something different. I don't remember if I posted these on a previous board but I think they are kind of neat and are a good addition to my Reds collection. They are M 101-2's.
RC
Goudeys, Diamond Stars,Wide/Fine Pen, Heads-Up, Tobacco cards, Autographs, Reds Team Set, & For Sale List.
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Looks great, Scott! Congrats.
Mailman dropped these three off yesterday (first two are blank-backed):
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