Vintage Postcards

Knocked Out Of The Box appears on this 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 postcard from the Baseball Lovers PC series, in the Type 2 variation. Grade 1 is recorded by SGC under certification 0179963.

Score 3 To 1 is depicted on this 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 Baseball Lovers postcard in the Type 2 format with a Franklin Stamp. Certification 1587771 identifies the SGC grade as 1.

The caption "Gee! Her Dad must have been a baseball pitcher, get wise to the curves she has!" appears on this 1912 H.W.P. Co. PC798-23 Cobb X. Shinn Series postcard. SGC certification 0885963 records...

Stealing Home is depicted on this 1912 PC798-2 Postcard Baseball issue from the Plays off the Diamond series with a 1911 Kansas Postmark and Franklin Stamp. SGC records the result as 1 under...

Slam Em Over De Plate is the subject of this 1912 PC798-20 postcard from the Boys In Overalls PC series, cataloged as #S-125. The SGC result is 1, certification 9099927.

“You Look Like The Star Of My League” appears on this 1912 PC798-23 postcard from the Cobb X. Shinn Series PC subset. Grade 1 is recorded by SGC under certification 4313501.

Heres A Hot One In The Hot Summer Time is the subject of this 1913 PC798-5 postcard. The card's certification 4456351 carries an SGC grade of 1.

The subject identified on this 1914 Samson Bros. PC79-20 #459 postcard is I'm All Upset. The card carries an SGC 1 designation, certification 6299129.

Hear You Made a Great Hit is the subject of this 1905 J. Ottmann Lith Co. PC798-53 Baseball Postcards issue with Mass. postmark, Franklin stamp. SGC certification 2634135 records a grade of 1.

The 1905 Philadelphia Postcard Co. PC798-D039 Baseball #847 postcard features “Did it Ever Strike You?” with Roanoke postmark, Beautiful Cursive, Franklin stamp. The SGC label pairs grade 1 with...

A Fan Out is the subject of this 1906 A.H. PC798-25 Baseball Postcards postcard from the Smoking Fan Series, in the Type 1 variation. SGC records the result as 1 under certification 2854101.

The 1906 Heininger, Unger & Co. PC798-D061 Baseball Postcards issue depicts Had I E'En The Batters Skill with a Franklin stamp. The SGC record lists grade 1 and certification 3904522.

It Went Against His Stomach is depicted on this 1907 PC798-D102 V.O. Hammon Publishing Co. #259 postcard presenting a joke about diet and etiquette. The card's SGC record shows grade 1, certification...

Part of the 1908 H.M. Rose PC798-14 Baseball Postcards issue, this postcard presents He Wants His Meals from the Crossed Bats & Ball Series, in the Unused variation. The recorded SGC grade is 2 under...

The 1908 H.M. Rose PC798-14 postcard features He Wants His Meals To Be Serv'd Hot from the Crossed Bats & Ball Series. SGC reports grade 1 for certification 6068028.

The 1908 H.M. Rose PC798-14 postcard presents Hurrah! Hurrah! from the Crossed Bats & Ball Series. SGC lists a grade of 1 under certification 3362121.

The 1908 PC798-35 Baseball Postcards Pinkish Background postcard features A Highball with 1908 Postmark, Franklin Stamp. SGC grade 1 is recorded under certification 7228214.

Formula For Telling A Baseball Lie appears on this 1908 PC798-47 Baseball Postcards #976 issue from the Circle H Series, with a 1908 postmark, Franklin stamp. Its certification is 6838495, with an...

The caption Made A Short Stop In appears on this 1908 PC798-D114 baseball postcard with a Franklin stamp. The card is designated SGC Authentic under certification 5118320.

Stealing a Base is the subject of this 1909 Ah Co. PC798-41 Baseball Postcards issue with Beloit, WI postmark, Franklin stamp. This card's recorded result is SGC 1, certification 2199511.