Auction includes rare Cubs items
Hat tip to Maury Brown and BTF for noting this. Link takes you to a photolisting of 700 items up for bid at a Nov. auction held at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory.
For example, here's a Chicago baseball team lamp from 1876. Think his first name is Dennis?
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Thanks for that….I would have never found that on my own…why I luv this site. Now….I want the shoeless Joe bat, theTinker and Chance cards, the lamp, the Ruth and Gehrig signed baseballs, oh and the 1909 Cubs season tickets.
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