The famous Troy spent the weekend at Dodgertown and runs into deezulboy. He's captured in 3 great videos. Language is explicit.
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Troy shows us Joe Beimel glove.
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This is a hilarious. Lance Carter meets the wrath of Troy.
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Sunday, March 02, 2008
Auction Roundup: Mastro, CSA, MHCC,
Mastro auctions a timely lithograph from sports artist Bill Dawson. Produced in 1958, this drawing features the Brooklyn Dodgers "Bum" hitchhiking his way to the Dodgers new home at the Coliseum. Do you have your tickets for the upcoming March 29th game? I just got mine and I can't wait. This item sold for $150.00 and included another lithograph about the 1959 World Series.
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Below is one of the rarest of all Jackie Robinson vintage collectibles, especially in this condition. This doll was created in 1950 and was sold only within the African-American community. It includes the very rare original tag and is in incredible condition. It rivals the doll I saw for sale in the famous Barry Halper collection about a decade ago. The only thing missing here is the original box. This doll sold for $890.00 earlier last month.
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Below is one of the rarest of all Baseball promotional items. I'll let Mile High Card Company describe it.
Auction Link: MHCC:
Can you ever get enough of Babe Ruth in a Dodger uniform? Below is an original 1938 press photo from World Wide Photos that sold for $626.28.
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Auction Link: Mastro:Below is one of the rarest of all Jackie Robinson vintage collectibles, especially in this condition. This doll was created in 1950 and was sold only within the African-American community. It includes the very rare original tag and is in incredible condition. It rivals the doll I saw for sale in the famous Barry Halper collection about a decade ago. The only thing missing here is the original box. This doll sold for $890.00 earlier last month.
Auction Link: CSA:Below is one of the rarest of all Baseball promotional items. I'll let Mile High Card Company describe it.
Presented is without question one of the rarest baseball collectibles ever issued as well as being one of the most visually appealing items to commemorate the immortal Joe Jackson. The offered collectible was issued by the George Frost Company of Boston, Massachusetts in what is widely considered to be their second offering of window store advertisements. Each of the 12 subjects from within the issue measures 4”x 8-1/4” and is printed on a thin cardboard stock displaying period lithography of the featured player... In our research we have found that there most likely is around a half dozen copies of this card known to exist.It sold for an incredible $86,975.85.
Auction Link: MHCC:Can you ever get enough of Babe Ruth in a Dodger uniform? Below is an original 1938 press photo from World Wide Photos that sold for $626.28.
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Weekly Blog Kiosk
More links to wet your whistle.
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YouTube Link: sentiendtrend:
- In case you haven't seen ESPN's Dodgertown tribute by Eric Neel click here. It's a must see!
- Saito experiences a calf strain, but he ask us not to worry.
Just a note, everyone should not worry about me, and I appreciate reports.
- Tony Jackson praises Delwyn Young.
What I can't figure out is how this guy has stayed under the radar for so many years while coming up through the minors. He can really play.
- It's time to give him his due. Maury Wills should be in the Hall of Fame and you can help.
- These guys have serious man-crush on Russell Martin. The R-Mart Authority.
- The Infamous Tatiana explains it so well. Ten Reasons Why I Love Baseball.
- Have you ever wanted to be a sports photographer? Well, Wax Heaven has a great interview with photographer Paul Gierhart. Also, check out his interview with photographer Jerry Hale last month.
- Great find Sunshine! The Phillies pull a Spring Training prank on Kyle Kendrick.
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- Do you remember this 80's commercial for Baseball stickers? Stalegum does.
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- Stealing sports collectibles is becoming a disturbing trend. Sports Collectors Daily shares some recent stories.
- The 5 Wimpiest Sports Injuries of All Time.
- Topps and Donruss did some good deeds. Cincy Reds Cards recently shared his story about Katrina.
My home of two weeks that I had wanted to buy for as long as I remember was washed away. Along with 25 years of collecting and a lifetime of momentos. All the Reds cards, photos, autos and stuff I had made a special room for (I was single) were gone. It was tough but you move on. About two weeks later the owner of Gulf Coast Sports Cards and Memorabilia in Biloxi, MS came to see me. Matt had written some companies after the storm about a few of us collectors and what we had lost. Matt came bearing gifts. From various card companies. Topps and Donruss had sent cases of baseball, football and basketball.
- I've added two new Dodger Blogs to the blogroll, Go Dodgers and Dodger Daydreams. Go check them out.