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1902 Panting of a Ping Pong Game A QUIET
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CUP Inter-Zonal Zone 14" x 11"
United States proceeded to win the Final Round against India and Challenge Round against Australia |
Exceptional c1900 ICE SPEED SKATES
Two-Tone Brown and Tan Leather by Samson |
Sold For TY COBB
11 3/4" Wide 5 3/4" Deep Silver Plated Made by Dieges & Clust |
48" WIDE
21" TALL c1920 YALE LAUNDRY ADVERTISING SIGN
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c1900 PORCELAIN STEIN
One of the finest antique sports steins Carlton has seen! American made in Trenton N.J. |
c1930 DIE CUT METAL FOOTBALL PLAYER ADVERTISING SIGN
with stand product |
c1889 Board Game THE WORLD'S GAME OF BASEBALL
ating Albert Spalding's 1889 world baseball tour |
c1910 A. J. Reach Sporting Goods Trophy |
c1900 RUDOLPH SANTELL STRONGMAN EXHIBITION BROADSIDE POSTER
Sat in Carlton's eBay watch list 2 years... finally the Carltonator pulled the trigger |
c1948 Jack Kramer vs. Bobby Riggs World Champship. Tennis Match BROADSIDE POSTER
27" X 21" ANOTHER OF CARLTON'S HOW IT ALL WENT DOWN FEATURES Antique street fair big fat zero..then I walked by a pool hall… |
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c1892 SPALDING'S FOOT-BALL WOODEN SHIPPING CRATE
Carlton Got OUTBID Read all about it |
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June 22nd 1877 UNION TELEGRAPH SENT BY E.V. BAKER CONVEYING SCORE OF HARVARD VS YALE BASE BALL GAME HARVARD 10 YALE
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C1920 MULTI SPORT TABLE
Greatest Multi Sport Table Extant
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c1921 SILVER PLATE CANOEING TROPHY by Derby Silver Co. |
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c1890 STERLING SILVER FOOTBALL FLASK By Tiffany & Co. Only known example |
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SPECIAL EXCURSION FEATURE
ANOTHER CARLTON ROAD
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SPECIAL EXCURSION FEATURE Carlton's Road Trip TO THE ROSE BOWL FLEA MRKT. PASADENA |
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Carlton's Road Trip TO THE PORTLAND EXPO ANTIQUES SHOW July 9- 11 2010 |
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C1890 VICTORIAN DIE CUT EXTRA LARGE & EMBOSSED
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c1950 Brayton Laguna Black Boxers Statues 11" tall |
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CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THE INTEREST. BACKGROUND OF THIS RARE POSTER Previously published in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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c1912 POWER BOAT 5ft. wide 2ft. tall |
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Circa 1891 Tiffany & Co. YALE FOOTBALL MATCH SAFE Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE SEE THE GREATEST FOOTBALL MATCH SAFE EVER PRODUCED |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1880 BASEBALL CLOCK New Haven Clock Co. 20 1/4" wide 15 1/5" tall 6 3/4" deep |
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Circa 1910 ELLENSBURG WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM PHOTO STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE ON A CLASSIC EARLY FOOTBALL TEAM PHOTO |
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c1910 33 3/4" wide 40 1/2" deep |
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C1940's GRILL
NEON BASEBALL SIGN 4 1/2 Ft. tall |
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Circa 1890 HIGH WHEELER FIGURE Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE TO SEE A RARE EXAMPLE OF AN EARLY HIGH WHEEL BICYCLE FIGURAL |
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CARLTON'S PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF GETTING Joe DiMaggio's AUTOGRAPH
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
MEETS AND TALKS TO THE YANKEE CLIPPER Previously published in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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c1930 A. B. SPRECKLES CUP GOLF TROPHY
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c 1896 PRANG FOOTBALL CALENDAR STORY
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Previously pub. in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine & The Antique Trader |
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Circa 1887 Reed and Barton Silver Plate Football Box Story
CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
GREATEST FOOTBALL BOX EVER MADE |
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19th Century ESTES PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL BAT STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
READ THIS TALE OF HOW THE ESTES BAT WAS FINALLY ACQUIRED 12 YEARS AFTER LOSING IT! Previously publish. in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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c 1896 PRANG FOOTBALL CALENDAR STORY
CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
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Circa 1907 Kayser Sohn HORSE AND JOCKEY INKWELL
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE THE FINEST HORSE- RACING INKWELL EVER MADE |
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Circa 1889 GAIL AND AX TOBACCO ADVERTISING POSTER WITH JOHN L. SULLIVAN Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE TO SEE ONE OF THE GREATEST BOXING ADVERTISING POSTERS EVER |
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747 CONVENTION PHOTOS
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HARVARD FIRST GAME OF SEASON NON-LEAGUE GAMES AGAINST RED SOX
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11/21/20 - It's been a while since I've done any new posts...but that doesn't mean I haven't been active...active phew!...yes I've certainly been active...I don't even know where to begin...Let's start with a hum-dinger...this c1890 Vienna bronze of a batter and catcher...Note; this Vienna baseball bronze has been called up to active duty as a "Sports Antique of the Week" feature. |
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lassic
power boating racing memorabila is one of the
toughest to find of sports display antiques...And
for being a rather obscure area of
collecting...typically when you do finally find it,
it's remarkably pricey! Because it's so rare, the
greater it is the more important it is to bite the
bullet and get it....Which brings us to this week's
feature...a c1930 Chris-Craft factory sales book
that was given to dealers...or in this case a
potential dealer. It all began about a month ago.
WoodyBoater.com's did a feature on the one you see
here...Essentialy Matt their Editor-in-Chief outed
it on eBay...Which thing I usually hate to
see...However...I'd have never seen it had I not
read about it on WoodyBoater.com...
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5/8/17
Pretty good weekend Saturday & Sunday May 6th-7th 2017 Four Pickups total - Picked up Princeton Football porcelain pitcher lamp at local antiques store on Saturday - Got Falstaff Beer Sign and Munsing Wear baseball Signs at the Alameda Point Antiques Fair - Got C1896 boxing speed bag platform at San Jose Ca consignment store after leaving Alameda
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SportsAntiques.com has singled out this tobacco bucket as exceptional.
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Erastus Flavel Beadle
1821-1894 was born in  Oswego County, New
York. He began a long
career in publishing periodicals in Buffalo N.Y.. His brother Irwin partnered
with him at times until Irwin sold his interest to Robert Adams. Erastus
and company moved to New York City in 1858 where he continued his publishing empire.
There he published numerous magazines on such varied subjects as cooking, etiquette,
romance, and  speeches.
Frontiersman, wild
west, and other manly pursuits were a mainstay. During this stage of seeing what
worked and what the public wanted he began a format called the Dime Novel. The term dime novel came to be used as the catch phrase for all modest priced pulp
fiction booklets. His publishing business was very
successful specializing in subjects that appealed to the common man. In 1861 he started a yearly series called the "Beadle's Dime Base-Ball Player" to capitalize on the new up and coming sport. Henry Chadwick was hired as the editor and the series ran until 1881.
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I picked up this tobacco pouch out of a large collection of rare tobacco packs that Hunt Auctions had in their February 2012 monthly auction. The packs were of great interest to baseball card collectors because the cigarette companies issued baseball cards (and non baseball cards) and many of the packs are very hard to find. I was a little surprised Hunt offered them in their monthly auction as opposed to one of their Live Auctions. It was the largest cigarette pack collections I'd ever seen.
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in Stockton. I had just gotten into collecting sports antiques and it was all very new. I barely knew anything about Stagg but the medals were modestly priced so I bought them. I got an an eyeful when I researched Stagg. I learned he had been a star football and baseball player at Yale from 1884 to 1889. After graduating from Yale he gained national recognition as head football coach at University of Chicago and later at University of the Pacific in Stockton. Like I say I didn't know much back then but I did know football started in the east and vagually knew Yale was prominent in it's history...and then I started connecting the dots......So the Stagg family had some medals...what else did they have I thought...I called information for Stockton and asked for any listings named Stagg...I called a number and an older sounding gentlman answered...I'm looking for the family of Amos Alonzo Stagg I said....Yes I'm Paul Stagg, Amos Alonzo Stagg was my father the man said, how can I help you....My name's Carlton Hendricks and I bought some medals I was told were your fathers I said...and I was wondering if you could look at them to confirm they were your dad's I said....Well I probably wouldn't recognize them he had so much stuff but I'd be happy to look at them....OK I said and we set a time for me to come to his home...You wouldn't happen to have any old football cleats your dad wore would you I asked...he chuckled, no he said, but I'll look around if I still have anything of his...BINGO...I got to his home and it was just a modest home in a nice shady neighborhood...very average but nice and pleasant...He met me at the door and kind of looked me over for a second then said OK come on in the kitchen...as I came in the front door there was a vintage photo of his dad right as you enter that looked like he was power walking....So we sat down at one of those 1950's chrome and formica dinning tables that had a box sitting on it....I think his wife was puttering around the kitchen. I showed him the medals but he didn't recognize them...Then he started going thru the box pulling stuff out one at at time and looking over each item....you can have this he'd say and hand me some medal or box and such...but I better keep this he'd say...and that went on for a little while until I saw a photo of what looked like some absolutly incredible bookends, each was a circa 1920's football player pushing the book, big and bold like nothing I'd even imagined....Even at that early stage in my collecting my eyebrows went up...and I looked at him...wow those are incredible I said...and without saying anything he gets up and says..follow me....and he walked me down the hallway to a bedroom and opened the door...and there on top of an antique wood dresser were the bookends....I was in his house and he was being exceptionaly nice to me so there was no way to try to buy them right then and there...I just expressed how much I liked them and we walked back to the kitchen...but I just could help at least hinting so I very nicely said...ya know if you ever did want to sell those I'd certainly be interested I said...and I remember he kind of chuckled and jested...well you know if I sold those I might forget my dad was a football coach....and I of course chuckled back and I left for home a little latter
had one of the most distiguished coaching careers
so I bought them
and a dealer had some medals he I was a newbie collector, and had probably been collecting about six. As matter fact I bought my first dog ear leather football helmet at that very show. So the medals were reasonably priced and I bought them. I had heard of Amos Alonzo Stagg, and the dealer told me he had coached at University of the Pacific in Stockton but that was about all I knew. Later I went to my local library to research Stagg. I got an an eyeful. I learned he had been a star football and baseball player at Yale from 1884 to 1889. After graduating from Yale he had one of the most distiguished coaching careers
bought some sports medals at an antiques show in Sacramento California. The dealer said they had come from the family of Amos Alonzo Stagg in Stockton.
The finish appeared oxidized....which brings us to the subject of conservation.
First
of all we're talking about silver....the medium of which
there is no right answer. When you polish silver or silver
plate trophies you rub the silver away, which can deplete
the definition of engraving and eventually wear away the enhancements
that make the work special. If you don't polish, the work
slowly becomes unsightly from oxidation....You've heard of a
win win situation?...Well silver's a lose lose. The best you
can do is slow down oxidation by limiting exposure to air.
You can varnish silver which seals it but that's
tricky....and is akin to sealing it in a Lucite cube...But
this isn't the
place to get into a lengthy 
discussion of
silver conservation...so I'll cut to the chase...The double
glass doors to the display cases which hold the silver or
silver plate trophies in the Lee Family Hall of
Athletic History have about 1/2 inch gaps between them when
closed, which allows air and air particle transfer to the
trophies. The doors should seal to
prevent that. The saving grace is deterioration is a slow
process and Lee Hall visitors should be able to enjoy the
trophies for many decades.....it's the future generations
that would be subject to conservation breaches. Nationally
recognized silver authority Judy
Redfield is an acquaintance who happens to be a Harvard alum.
I'm sure she would find this interesting.
trophies for many decades.....it's the future generations that would be subject to conservation breaches. Nationally recognized silver authority Judy Redfield is an acquaintance trophies for many decades.....it's the future generations that would be subject to conservation breaches. Nationally recognized silver authority Judy Redfield is an acquaintance trophies for many decades.....it's the future generations that would be subject to conservation breaches. Nationally recognized silver authority Judy Redfield is an acquaintance
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Does the remarkable resemblance lead you to think the designer of our flask copied or was inspired, or influenced by this print and used it as a model? Well, when I began writing this I felt certain that was the case. However, after I thought I'd finished this story and had posted it, I went to add some more information and stumbled onto something that made it impossible.
There is one very weighty caveat to the relationship between our flask and the Knapp lithograph. That is; there could not have been one. Yes you read that correctly...there could not have been any direct relationship between our flask and the "Foot Ball" lithograph produced by the Knapp Lithographic concern
I must add...it's enough to throw a fit over when I thought I had it all contained nice and neat and put to bed....According to the 1978 definitive book on the subject, "Tiffany Silver" by Charles H. Carpenter, the "M" within the markings on our flask stands for "Moore". Specifically Mr. Edward C. Moore who was head of Tiffany's silver division for more than twenty three years, from May 1st 1868 until his death August 24th 1891
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CLICK HERE to read interesting details about the Yale fence, what became of it, and a personal account by a very reliable source, on which Yale athletes could have been included on the cards ....There was always some wandering musician who played, or a boot-black who shone for five cents, or an influx of grads. up from New York, or the passing of a pretty girl, to create a diversion on the old fence. It was the center of the good-hearted, manly, democratic Yale..... |
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c1910 Home Run Cigarettes Poster
1877 Cornell Baseball Broadside
1880 Baseball Player Figural Match Holder
Alan Perry Alameda Point Dealer
c1900 Carved Wood Folk Art Tennis Plaque
c1890 Die Cut Moveable FB Player
c1910 Purdue vs Northwestern Baseball poster
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1920's PINCH HIT TOBACCO ADVERTISING POSTER 45 1/2" wide X 18 3/4" tall Printed on Light Cardstock Shot At 2003 National, Atlantic City in Hunt Auctions booth priced $2,500.00
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July 31- Aug 4 Donald E. Stephens Convention Center Rosemont IL
AN EPIC 44 PAGE SportsAntiques FEATURE
747 CONVENTION PHOTOS
PART 1 NATIONAL
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443 PHOTOS OF THE 2011 NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION |
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2009 NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION STORY IS POSTED 39 TOTAL PAGES 24 STORY PAGES 15 PHOTO PAGES |
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2008 NATIONAL SPORTS COLLECTORS CONVENTION ROSEMONT ILLINOIS Wed. July 31 to Sunday Aug. 3 2008 4 PAGES 16,090 WORDS 601 PHOTOS |
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Circa 1889 GAIL AND AX TOBACCO ADVERTISING POSTER WITH JOHN L. SULLIVAN Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE TO SEE ONE OF THE GREATEST BOXING ADVERTISING POSTERS EVER |
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Circa 1907 Kayser Sohn HORSE AND JOCKEY INKWELL
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE THE FINEST HORSE- RACING INKWELL EVER MADE |
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c 1896 PRANG FOOTBALL CALENDAR STORY
CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
Previously pub. in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine & The Antique Trader |
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19th Century ESTES PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL BAT STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
READ THIS TALE OF HOW THE ESTES BAT WAS FINALLY ACQUIRED 12 YEARS AFTER LOSING IT! Previously publish. in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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Circa 1887 Reed and Barton Silver Plate Football Box Story
CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
GREATEST FOOTBALL BOX EVER MADE |
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c 1896 PRANG FOOTBALL CALENDAR STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
Previously pub. in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine & The Antique Trader |
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c1930 A. B. SPRECKLES CUP GOLF TROPHY
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CARLTON'S PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF GETTING Joe DiMaggio's AUTOGRAPH
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE
MEETS AND TALKS TO THE YANKEE CLIPPER Previously published in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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C1890 Bohemian Style |
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Circa 1890 HIGH WHEELER FIGURE Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE TO SEE A RARE EXAMPLE OF AN EARLY HIGH WHEEL BICYCLE FIGURAL |
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C1940's GRILL
NEON BASEBALL SIGN 4 1/2 Ft. tall |
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c1910 33 3/4" wide 40 1/2" deep |
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Circa 1910 ELLENSBURG WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM PHOTO STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THIS SHORT ARTICLE ON A CLASSIC EARLY FOOTBALL TEAM PHOTO |
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c1880 BASEBALL CLOCK New Haven Clock Co. 20 1/4" wide 15 1/5" tall 6 3/4" deep |
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Circa 1891 Tiffany & Co. YALE FOOTBALL MATCH SAFE Story
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE SEE THE GREATEST FOOTBALL MATCH SAFE EVER PRODUCED |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1912 POWER BOAT 5ft. wide 2ft. tall |
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STORY JOE LOUIS ARMY RECRUITMENT POSTER STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE CLICK HERE TO READ THIS STORY FREE READ THE INTEREST. BACKGROUND OF THIS RARE POSTER Previously published in Sports Collectors Digest Magazine |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1950 Brayton Laguna Black Boxers Statues 11" tall |
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Circa 1876 BASEBALL CLOCK STORY
CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE
READ ABOUT THE WORLD'S FINEST BASEBALL CLOCK Previously published in VCBC Magazine |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
C1890 VICTORIAN DIE CUT EXTRA LARGE & EMBOSSED
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book review NEW!!
ANTIQUE SPORTS UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT 1840-1940 Baseball Football Basketball by Dan Hauser, Ed Turner, John Gennantonio |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK SPECIAL EXCURSION FEATURE
Carlton's Road Trip TO THE PORTLAND EXPO ANTIQUES SHOW July 9- 11 2010 |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
SPECIAL EXCURSION FEATURE Carlton's Road Trip TO THE ROSE BOWL FLEA MRKT. PASADENA |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
SPECIAL EXCURSION FEATURE
ANOTHER CARLTON ROAD
TRIP TO
THE ROSE BOWL FLEA MRKT |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1890 STERLING SILVER FOOTBALL FLASK By Tiffany & Co. Only known example |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1921 SILVER PLATE CANOEING TROPHY by Derby Silver Co. |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
C1890 |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
C1920 MULTI SPORT TABLE
Greatest Multi Sport Table Extant
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
June 22nd 1877 UNION TELEGRAPH SENT BY E.V. BAKER CONVEYING SCORE OF HARVARD VS YALE BASE BALL GAME HARVARD 10 YALE
1 sent by famed Yale foot ball pioneer Eugene V. Baker |
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NATIONAL CONVENTION of the 2012
July 27-29th 2012, Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, Reno NV. |
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SPORTS ANTIQUE OF THE WEEK
c1892 SPALDING'S FOOT-BALL WOODEN SHIPPING CRATE
Carlton Got OUTBID Read all about it |
C1930 15" tall - Die Cut - KEDS BASKETBALL SHOES ADVERTISING DISPLAY Auctioned by Legendary Auctions.com Feb. 2013
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c1920 HURDLER STATUE By Chiparus
19" tall
Plus Bonus 160 PHOTOS OF THE 4/14/13 ROSE BOWL FLEA MARKET
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c1948 Jack Kramer vs. Bobby Riggs World Champship. Tennis Match BROADSIDE POSTER
27" X 21" ANOTHER OF CARLTON'S HOW IT ALL WENT DOWN FEATURES Antique street fair big fat zero..then I walked by a pool hall… |
c1900 RUDOLPH SANTELL STRONGMAN EXHIBITION BROADSIDE POSTER
Sat in Carlton's eBay watch list 2 years... finally the Carltonator pulled the trigger |
c1910 A. J. Reach Sporting Goods Trophy |
c1889 Board Game THE WORLD'S GAME OF BASEBALL
ating Albert Spalding's 1889 world baseball tour |
c1930 DIE CUT METAL FOOTBALL PLAYER ADVERTISING SIGN
with stand product |
c1900 PORCELAIN STEIN
One of the finest antique sports steins Carlton has seen! American made in Trenton N.J. |
48" WIDE
21" TALL c1920 YALE LAUNDRY ADVERTISING SIGN
48" W x 21" T PORCELAIN ON STEEL
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Sold For TY COBB
11 3/4" Wide 5 3/4" Deep Silver Plated Made by Dieges & Clust |
Exceptional c1900 ICE SPEED SKATES
Two-Tone Brown and Tan Leather by Samson |
GO
TO STORY DAVIS
CUP Inter-Zonal Zone 14" x 11"
United States proceeded to win the Final Round against India and Challenge Round against Australia |
22" TALL 14" WIDE
HARTFORD HIGH SCHOOL VS BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL
FOR THE
1895
CONNECTICUT STATE Printed on Cardstock |
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A TEN DAY EXCURSION FEATURE CARLTON'S EPIC MAY 2001 BRIMFIELD ANTIQUES FAIR STORY 16 STORY PAGES 33 PHOTO PAGES 49 PAGES TOTAL
1000 BRIMFIELD PHOTOS PLUS SEE
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11 1/2" TALL 9 1/4" WIDE C1864 |
35" x 24"
1902 Panting of a Ping Pong Game A QUIET HOUR AFTER
DINNER de Ford Pitney Illustrated for May 1902 Harpers Weekly Magazine |
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8 5/8" tall 5 1/8" wide
HANDBILL
BROADSIDE Beadle's Dime
Printed on Paper |
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