I’m looking for 2 specific 2014 tobacco felts. St. Louis Browns Bill McAllester purple and red. Any leads will be appreciated.

Reflecting on my collecting journey, which began in 2020, I’m astonished to now hold a piece of history like this 1909-1911 T206 Ty Cobb, graded PSA 4. What strikes me most is the elegance of its simplicity. The minimalist design, the iconic portrait, and the tactile feel of the card all converge to evoke a profound sense of nostalgia and connection to the past. It’s a poignant reminder that collecting isn’t just about accumulating objects, but about forging emotional bonds with the stories, people, and eras they represent.

49 years ago The Edmund Fitzgerald sunk on Lake Superior about 17 miles from Whitefish Bay, Michigan. Every year while on our trip up to Canada just before passing thru Superior, Wisconsin into Duluth, Minnesota, we always stop at a McDonald’s that had a large photo of the Edmund Fitzgerald in their lobby. I wish I had bought that painting last time I was there but unfortunately they’ve remodeled by now so it’s long gone but the legend lives on 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Had to get this one in before the calendar turns to Tuesday. Here is an 1888 W. Duke and Sons Great Americans (N76) card of Abraham Lincoln, released just 23 years after his murder. Stunning image and colors on this piece of tobbaciana.. I'm thrilled to own this little slice of history featuring a truly heroic statesman.