Okay maybe that was a stretch for a title, but hey look what Brian sent me from HSCA.
First we'll start out with an insert for my Braves.
Then Brian moves to a PC. My Greenberg binder is shamefully lacking, and here only one fo these will make it into the binder as the A&G will go towards building that set.
Then Brian hits my Braves team needs with this vintage Burdette,
and this Pendleton.
Now this one has a couple of places it could go, the Diamond Kings binder, naw already have one there, so it has to go as a Braves insert which ultimately places this card in the Glavine PC.
Brian even managed to hit my Elway want list with the BLACK LABEL Gold Label. a nice HIT!
But Brian was doesn't done bouncing all over my various collections......
He managed to find a new home for these Miller's.
The card above is just 1 of the John Millers' to play Baseball.
Here's another John Miller.
And his Rookie card too!
A couple more vintage Miller's.
And......
Brian still had one more collection to hit.......
Rookie Cups, and man o man did he hit this one out of the park. They look so good sitting there together.
Brian thanks!
You;d think there'd have been a few more guys named John miller to have played baseball - it seems such a common name. Regardless, Cracker Jack cards are always a treat!
ReplyDeleteJust 6 John Millers'.
DeleteJohn Barney Miller (1909-1921) "dots"
"Bing" Edmond John Miller (1921-36)
Robert "Bob" John Miller (1949-58)
John Anthony Miller "Ox" (1943-47)
John Ernest Miller (1962-67)
John Allen Miller (1966-69)
"completely all over the place" is right in my wheelhouse! Glad to see they made it to you safe and sound.
ReplyDeleteI think if you played anytime before 1950 you were required to have a nickname.
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