Vintage Baseball Postcards

A Double Play appears on this black-and-white 1912 PC798-17 baseball postcard from the Signed Twelvetrees Series, with mentions of Long Beach and Los Angeles. The card is designated SGC Authentic...

The 1911 The Ullman Co. PC798-16 Baseball Postcards #2928 issue features Missed A Foul But from the Baseball Kidlets Series 195 subset, with a 1912 postmark, Franklin stamp. Certification 4799099...

This 1911 T-P & Co. PC798-D078 Baseball Postcards issue depicts I Don't Like No Girls in the Gray & White variation. The SGC certification entry 6867484 records grade 1.

Why Do They Wear That is shown on the 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-C22 postcard from the There's a Reason Series, in the Unused variation. Recorded under certification 2761374, the card carries an SGC...

It Went Against His Stomach appears on this 1907 V.O. Hammon Pub. Co. PC798-D102 Baseball Postcards #259 issue with a Franklin stamp. The SGC label pairs grade 1 with certification 6645468.

Left Fielder appears on this 1907 C.A. Voight PC798-56 baseball postcard from the Baseball Position Series. SGC grade 1 is recorded under certification 5129184.

The 1905 Ullman Mfg. Co. PC798-C6 Baseball Postcards #1495 release features Play Ball on this postcard from the Dog And Diapered Boy Series, in the Unused variation. This card's recorded result is...

A Balk appears on this 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 postcard from the Baseball Lovers PC Type 1 issue. SGC certification 1020249 records a grade of 1.

On this 1910 PC798-10 Roth & Langley postcard, the subject is Score 3 To 1 from the Baseball Lovers PC Type 2 subset, with a 1910 Saginaw, MI postmark, Franklin stamp. Under certification 3257435,...

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...

The 1910 Colonial Art Co. PC798-D145 postcard depicts “Strike, We Win! Hurray!!” with a 1910 postmark, Franklin stamp. The SGC record pairs certification 2754821 with grade 1.

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 1907 C.A. Voight PC798-56 postcard presents Left Fielder from the Baseball Position Series, with Franklin Stamp. Its SGC grade is 1, with certification 4677526.

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...

“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.

The 1910 Roth & Langley PC798-10 postcard features A Balk from the Baseball Lovers PC series, with Type 1, Franklin Stamp. The SGC record lists grade 1 and certification 5339747.

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.

The 1910 PC798-58 #529 postcard presents Trying To Steal One from the BB Lovers Green & Yellow Series, with Franklin Stamp. SGC lists a grade of 1 under certification 5316494.

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.

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.