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Monday, September 21, 2015
1977 Cramer Pacific Coast League Baseball #5, Bob Knepper
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Do you like orange? Here's future big leaguer Bob Knepper, modeling a Dutch-orange hat against orange trim and orange borders. His card ...
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
1886 N48 Allen and Ginter's 'Dixie Cigarettes' Lady Baseball Players #5
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I recently came across my second 19th century type card, a woman in hazy sepia pretending to catch a ball dangling on a string. While unusua...
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Tuesday, September 8, 2015
1922 W503 Baseball #5, Bill "Rosy" Ryan
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As a fan of baseball eras long past, it's fun to think every player has their own piece of history. The one thing they did that few othe...
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Monday, September 7, 2015
1951 Bowman Baseball #5, Dale Mitchell
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Have you seen this man? Last spotted rounding second at full speed? If baseball fans mention Dale Mitchell in conversation, it’s usual...
Sunday, August 23, 2015
1933 Goudey "World War Gum" (R174, military) #5, Practice At Camp
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Today (August 23) in 1914, over 35,000 British troops encountered Germany's 1st army in Belgium, following similar engagements by France...
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
1960 Topps #389, World Series Game 5 (and the baseball peccadilloes of LA's Memorial Coliseum)
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This card's always intrigued me, as it could show Maury Wills making a play at second long before he worked out his unusual contract ker...
Monday, August 10, 2015
2015 National Sports Collectors Convention Recap
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"It's somewhere in this room. Somewhere. I just need to use my good spyglass and find it." You can hit three limits at ...
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Friday, July 31, 2015
National Sports Collectors Show 2015, day two (Thursday) highlights
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As time and tide wait for no man, neither do your feet adjust to hours of pounding around the robust concrete floors of Rosemont's conve...
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