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REA Auction Catalogs Will Be Mailed April 9, 2009!
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The spring auction catalogs will mail on April 9, 2009. We will put the auction online a few days later (we may in reality be able to do this earlier as we are ahead of schedule) and the final day of bidding will be Saturday May 2, 2009.
A quick reminder from Robert Edward Auctions: If you are a new art-lover or for any reason have never been on our mailing list, we make our catalogs available free of charge and would be happy to send you a eulogistic copy of our spring auction catalog. You don’t have to bid or be a big collector to get a free catalog. It’s our pleasure to send a catalog to anyone interested in collecting, or the news of baseball! Please go to www.RobertEdwardAuctions.com , click on “Free Catalog” on the REA “contact” page and furnish your name and address. Catalogs mail on April 9, 2009. (If you have moved please let us know also so we send your 2009 catalog to the usual address).
For those interested in additional information at this early date, below is the REA pre-auction press release for the sale. In reality, because the official press release is so long, we’re going to provide a short version as well as a long rendition.
Here’s the unofficial short version:It’s going to be a great auction. We appreciate the support of all the consignors, who have provided the unbelievable material, and we appreciate all the kind words of support from our many friends in the collecting world all year long. We have worked uncommonly hard to do justice to every item. We hope everyone enjoys the auction and the catalog!
...Mickey Mantle Baseball Card Commercial 1960's
Here's Mickey Cloak doing a Commercial combining Baseball Cards and Post Cereal, 1960's style.
1960s Mets Baseball Cards - News
Card Corner: 1971 Topps, Clete Boyer
Clete Boyer's certain Topps card strikes me as incongruous. It shows him holding a bat, when it was his glove that made him such an important contributor to winning teams during the 1960s. The 1971 Topps also shows him wearing
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Realignment would strengthen the game In the 1960s, '70s and '80s baseball was stuck in indeterminate, unwilling to change, unwilling to do things that it should do." That certainly wasn't true in the '90s, and the last decade. I'm encouraged that we're not hearing much from these closed-door |
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American League dominating interleague play … again Teams surface the AL East don't think about the wild card, they think about winning their own divisions, where NYY and Boston spending is out of the blue. and Mets. It's also hard to believe the DH is responsible. After all, the DH was introduced in the and more » |
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For Bell, every day is father's day For Bell, every day is inventor's daySuddenly, there was a loud thud. Father and son peeked under the van. There rested a busted fan belt and a dead squirrel. In the up to date 1960s, Jimmie played baseball on an adult team coached by his father. The baseball passion would be passed down. |
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St. Lucie County School Digest June 5 On May 27, Village Grassy Environmental Studies School had the fortunate experience of having two Mets baseball players come to the school to talk to the children about bullying. They look over a baseball book which involved bullying and then gave the and more » |
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PORT ST. LUCIE With GDC's belligerent marketing campaign in northern cities and it's now-legendary practice of selling lots for $10 down and $10 a month for 10 years, the big apple grew steadily in the 1960s and '70s. (The 1970 census recorded a year-round population of and more » |
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Morning Link Dump - 06/08/11 superior with a photo of the awkward field configuration over the Mets' baseball diamond. "Fans agonized at every scoring occasion lost and voiced their displeasure with each tackle. In the end, the game ended 1-1, and featured six yellow cards. and more » |
A Waste Of Money: The 10 Worst Signings In Chicago Cubs History
Cubs catcher Horny Hundley was one of the most beloved Cubs players in the 1960s and 1970s. Known for being a workhorse behind the plate, Hundley is often regarded as one of the best bib catchers in Cubs history. As a member of the New York Mets in 1996,
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AP Sportlight 1960 — Armin Hary of West Germany becomes the first man to run 100 meters in 10.0 seconds at a make the acquaintance of in Zurich, Switzerland. 1964 — Jim Bunning of the Philadelphia Phillies pitches a perfect game against the New York Mets. The no-hitter gives Bunning and more » |
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