19th Century Only Pick ups

Show your 19th century pickups, Here's mine

Here is my one and only but i needed it....

Here's my pickup-

Here is one of my pickups. My photobucket account isn't working right now, so I'll have to hold out on showing the rest:

Anyone here pick up the SGC 30 Cobb (Bat off Shoulder)? Nice grab. I couldn't go any higher because I was committed to too many other items. I went back and forth with someone for a while.

Hey, if anyone has one for sale, let me know.

I figured why not.

I completely stink at posting photos; hence I'll just tell of my lone pick-up: the N172 Dave Orr. Seth has a nice auction. Does anyone else think that prices seemed to be all over the place? I can't seem to get a handle on what's hot right now. There were a few items I should have bid on, but didn't. I probably could have picked up a few other items.

jerry i bid on the e96 lajoie but then the proxy jumped to $710 right away so i gave up on it...picked up this plank instead which looks nicer than the psa4 (besides the crease).

Nice cards guys
Quan, I figured you might be a player on the lajoie. You maxed out my Auto Bid
Nice Plank anyway.

Here are my other 19th century only pickups, which I'm very happy with. Less then a week, and I already have them in my possession. Talk about great customer service. Thank you Seth!

Croft's Candy Blue backs. McLean




E102 Bender. Very nice higher grade card.


E90-2 Leever, which I won by accident. I didn't really want it, so it is available for sale or trade. One cool thing about this card, which you can't see from the scan is that it actually has a wet sheet transfer on the front of the card (can be seen slightly around the edges).




And the Rube Marquard signed T206 card that I posted above.

very,very nice.....


yes, i sent my check to Seth on monday and got my M116 Collins today....great service!!!!!



Mark

Call me dumb, but the heading is 19th century pickups and it is started with 20th century cards and very few 19th century cards in the thread. Nice cards all.

Not ripping on anyone but am I missing something here?

Lee

Lee, 19thCenturyOnly is the name of the company that had the auction.
These cards came from that auction.

I knew it had to make sense some how. An active bunch we have here.

Lee