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FatJack · 03-18-2016, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by cheech411

looking for eric bullock Houston headshot 1986

The only head shot I have of Bullock with the Astros is this tiny grainy B&W thing.

There are some nice Astro B&W of him posted by Terry D and tnfoto. Not sure if those would work for you. Hopefully, someone has something better in their bag o' tricks, but, 'cause I was in a mood today...

I did a quickie conversion of Eric's 1987 Jones Photo Toros postcard. Oddly enough, I found an auction of Eric's 1986 Astros jersey on line, so I customized him using his own jersey (I love it when a plan comes together). Kind of screwed up the clouds a bit, but you can crop those out. And the uni should be a tad less white and a tad more grey. But, otherwise...

I wish making him over into a Met were so easy. I've just got one good sized B&W of Eric as a Met and he's capless.

cheech411 · 03-18-2016, 03:34 PM

that's what I needed !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS WELL DONE THANKS FOR YOU TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cheech411 · 03-18-2016, 03:40 PM

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ml card better than 86 topps randy hunt !!!!

Terry D · 03-19-2016, 06:34 PM

From 1976 through 1984, the Pirates wore the famous black-white-and-gold mix and match double-knit uniform with the pillbox style caps. They simplified this a bit in 1985, dropping the black and gold jerseys and pants and going with a white strip for home and a gray one for the road while retaining the pillbox cap. For 1987, they got rid of the pillbox cap and adopted a more orthodox cap style. These style changes followed each other so quickly that it isn't easy to get all the Pirate players of those years in the different styles. John Candelaria was the Pirate ace almost throughout the pillbox cap era. In 1985, manager Chuck Tanner (the Kid Gleason of the 1980s) moved Candy to the bullpen briefly. Candelaria was traded later in the season to the Angels as part of the opening stage of a much-needed Pittsburgh rebuilding plan. Here is Candelaria early in 1985, wearing the gray road colors. I was looking for such photos for quite a while.

Terry D · 03-19-2016, 06:41 PM

Bill Madlock was a fine hitter who captured a number of NL batting titles but by the mid-80s he was starting to fade and during the 1985 season the Pirates elected to cash him in, trading Mad Dog to the Dodgers for two younger players, 1B Sid Bream and OF R.J. Reynolds. Here is Madlock early in 85 in the Pittsburgh road grays.

Terry D · 03-19-2016, 06:54 PM

Righthander Don Robinson was a pretty good pitcher for over a decade, or at least he was whenever he wasn't suffering from a chronic elbow problem. In 1987 the SF Giants were closing in on their first title of any kind since 1971, and GM Al Rosen wanted experienced pitching help for the stretch so he sent catcher Mackey Sasser and pitcher Jim Gott to Pittsburgh for Don Robinson, with Rick Reuschel also going from Pittsburgh to SF in a separate deal. Here are two shots of Don Robinson in the new 1987 Pirate uniform with the standard cap which replaced the pillbox. The black and white comes from ebay seller Beliveau while the color shot comes from mainlineautographs.

cheech411 · 03-20-2016, 08:22 AM

alan knicely @ jerry white st louis 1986 anything ?? even a reds turned st louis hat THANKS

tnfoto · 03-20-2016, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by cheech411

alan knicely @ jerry white st louis 1986 anything ?? even a reds turned st louis hat THANKS

Jerry White is shown with the Cardinals in this autographed photo currently offered by eBay seller allstarjef4ydp.

Knicely was previously shared here.

DeweyintheHall · 03-20-2016, 06:02 PM

Looking for images (color only please) of Bob Myrick, Tom Hausman and Willie Montanez in the Mets' new-for-1978 unis (the pullovers). Don't need anything that's already on a card, and I've seen the photo of Montanez that's on eBay now, but it won't work for my project. Thanks!

rico43 · 03-20-2016, 09:32 PM

Over 1,000 images from the NN folder are now available in the Baseball-birthdays OneDrive file.

https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%...28C60404F00FB3

Checklist is here:

VAULT

KenRaffensberger16 · 03-21-2016, 10:34 AM

This may tip my age off, but this Herm Wehmeier was almost certainly among the
first cards I ever bought and opened from packs as a kid, when I was about to turn 6
(Spring or Summer 1955). With it's bright blue background and sharp colors it was
hard to forget. Wehmeier went 92-108 in 13 major league seasons (1945, 1947-1958).
He went 20-22 for the Phillies between 1954 and 1956.

FatJack · 03-21-2016, 04:07 PM

If you had any doubts that spring is here--and I know some places saw a bit of snow over the weekend--the Vault posted their first baseball images to their auction helper spot in many months today.

Dude! Wake up!

doors11 · 03-21-2016, 04:18 PM

could some one tell me who that picture above of the catcher is

thank you

rico43 · 03-21-2016, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by doors11

could some one tell me who that picture above of the catcher is

thank you

Leader in the clubhouse is Bob Didier...

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FatJack · 03-21-2016, 04:47 PM

Personally, I'm content to wait until Topps identifies them (and I'm lousy at this game anyway), but I don't think it looks remotely like Bob Didier.

There were 4 images of the gent in question posted--2 with the White Sox (both with the need for Visine; IOW 1965 or before) and 2 with the Braves with the shown uni (thus '68 or after).

Or maybe they're different players (still don't think it looks like Didier).

My best guess? Well, Dave Nicholson fits the timeline, but wasn't a catcher. Duane Josephson was a catcher, but was never a Brave (so far as I can tell). That leaves Buddy Booker, but i thought Booker had darker hair. So, basically, I haven't got a clue. And I'm fine with that.

Knock yourself out.

rico43 · 03-21-2016, 06:04 PM

OK, so Didier was a reflex shot, first reaction. Upon further review...

With all of the Burnside images in this small sample, I have been trying to find some photo of Braves minor league catcher John Burns, who was at Double-A in 1969-70. Would fit the bill.

Conversely, the White Sox catcher is almost certainly William Burns, who caught in the Chicago system from 1963-1966.

Time will tell, but back-to-back Burnses is probably no coincidence.

keonleafs · 03-21-2016, 06:13 PM

You're right about the Burns. They also appeared in folder HS (John 865 and Bill 866-867)

Merkle923 · 03-21-2016, 06:16 PM

These are not the same player. The White Sox catcher is Bill Burns (1963-1966: William Burns Register Statistics & History | Baseball-Reference.com) and the Braves catcher is John Burns (1968-1969: John Burns Register Statistics & History | Baseball-Reference.com).

Bill Burns has previously been posted by Topps, in August, 2014.

rico43 · 03-21-2016, 06:41 PM

Posed/Portaits only, not action shots

838b Barry Larkin
839b Jason Kendall
846b Tony Gwynn
847-848 Mike Buskey
849-850 Steve Busby
851-852 Jim Busby
953-854 Jim Burton
855-858 Ellis Burton
859-860 James Burnette(?)
861-862 Bob Burrows
863-868 Jeff Burroughs
867-868 Tom Butters
869-870 Cecil Butler
871-872 Ray Burris
873-876 Larry Burright
877-878 Sheldon Burnside
879-882 Pete Burnside
883-884 John Burns
885-886 William (Bill) Burns
887-890 Johnny Callison
891-894 Mike Caldwell
895-896 Jose Calderon
897-900 Les Cain
901-902 Wayne Cage
903-906 Enos Cabell
907-908 Mark Calvert
909-912 Dick Calmus
913-914 Gary Carter
915-916 Doug Camilli
917-918 Jeff Byrd
919-922 Bud Byerly
923-926 John Buzhardt
927-928 Tom Carroll
929-930 Clay Carroll
931-932 Don Carrithers
933-934 Camilo Carreon
935-936 Chico Cassaquel
937-938 Norm Carrasco
939 Mike Carruthers
940 Don Cardwell
941-942 Brooks Carey
943-944 Lou Camilli
945-946 Alberto Cambero
947-948 Andy Carey
949-950 Chico Cardenas
951-952 George Cappuzzello
953-954 Doug Capilla
955-956 John Caneira
957-958 Jim Campbell
959-960 Dave "Chopper" Campbell
961-962 Bill Campbell
963-964 Jim Campanis
965-966 Rick Camp
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970 Rick Cerone
971-974 Cesar Cedeno
975-975 Bill Caudill
977-978 Bill Castro
979-980 Foster Castleman
981-982 Ruben Castillo (Balt. min.)
983-894 Tony Castillo
985-986 Manny Castillo
987-988 Bob Castiglione (Atl. min.)

FYI: Folders FE and LE are now in the OneDrive file. Checklists in the Chop Country Vault thread. Thanks to John.

FatJack · 03-21-2016, 10:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rico43

Posed/Portaits only, not action shots

839b Jason Kendall
846b Tony Gwynn
875-876 Larry Burright
877-878 Sheldon Burnside
879-882 Pete Burnside
883-884 John Burns
885-886 William (Bill) Burns

FYI: Folders FE and LE are now in the OneDrive file. Checklists in the Chop Countrty Vault thread. Thanks to John.

You missed 838b, which is actually a nice (and different) shot, presumably of Barry Larkin.

03-18-2016, 03:34 PM	#27342
cheech411 Banned Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,652 Infractions: 0/1 (1)	that's what I needed !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS WELL DONE THANKS FOR YOU TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Last edited by cheech411; 03-18-2016 at 03:56 PM.

03-18-2016, 03:40 PM	#27343
cheech411 Banned Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,652 Infractions: 0/1 (1)	Rabdy hunt ml card better than 86 topps randy hunt !!!!

03-19-2016, 06:34 PM	#27344
Terry D Major Leagues Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 398	1980s Pirates Uniform Variations 1: John Candelaria, 1985 From 1976 through 1984, the Pirates wore the famous black-white-and-gold mix and match double-knit uniform with the pillbox style caps. They simplified this a bit in 1985, dropping the black and gold jerseys and pants and going with a white strip for home and a gray one for the road while retaining the pillbox cap. For 1987, they got rid of the pillbox cap and adopted a more orthodox cap style. These style changes followed each other so quickly that it isn't easy to get all the Pirate players of those years in the different styles. John Candelaria was the Pirate ace almost throughout the pillbox cap era. In 1985, manager Chuck Tanner (the Kid Gleason of the 1980s) moved Candy to the bullpen briefly. Candelaria was traded later in the season to the Angels as part of the opening stage of a much-needed Pittsburgh rebuilding plan. Here is Candelaria early in 1985, wearing the gray road colors. I was looking for such photos for quite a while. Attached Images

03-19-2016, 06:41 PM	#27345
Terry D Major Leagues Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 398	1980s Pirates Uniform Variations 2: Bill Madlock, 1985 Bill Madlock was a fine hitter who captured a number of NL batting titles but by the mid-80s he was starting to fade and during the 1985 season the Pirates elected to cash him in, trading Mad Dog to the Dodgers for two younger players, 1B Sid Bream and OF R.J. Reynolds. Here is Madlock early in 85 in the Pittsburgh road grays. Attached Images

03-19-2016, 06:54 PM	#27346
Terry D Major Leagues Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 398	1980s Pirates Uniform Variations 3: Don Robinson, 1987 Righthander Don Robinson was a pretty good pitcher for over a decade, or at least he was whenever he wasn't suffering from a chronic elbow problem. In 1987 the SF Giants were closing in on their first title of any kind since 1971, and GM Al Rosen wanted experienced pitching help for the stretch so he sent catcher Mackey Sasser and pitcher Jim Gott to Pittsburgh for Don Robinson, with Rick Reuschel also going from Pittsburgh to SF in a separate deal. Here are two shots of Don Robinson in the new 1987 Pirate uniform with the standard cap which replaced the pillbox. The black and white comes from ebay seller Beliveau while the color shot comes from mainlineautographs. Attached Images

03-20-2016, 08:22 AM	#27347
cheech411 Banned Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 2,652 Infractions: 0/1 (1)	alan knicely @ jerry white st louis 1986 anything ?? even a reds turned st louis hat THANKS Last edited by cheech411; 03-20-2016 at 08:24 AM.

03-20-2016, 06:02 PM	#27349
DeweyintheHall All Star Reserve Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Ellicott City, MD Posts: 727	1978 Mets Looking for images (color only please) of Bob Myrick, Tom Hausman and Willie Montanez in the Mets' new-for-1978 unis (the pullovers). Don't need anything that's already on a card, and I've seen the photo of Montanez that's on eBay now, but it won't work for my project. Thanks!

03-20-2016, 09:32 PM	#27350
rico43 Banned Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Chattanooga and Internet Posts: 476 Infractions: 0/1 (4)	Folder NN now available Over 1,000 images from the NN folder are now available in the Baseball-birthdays OneDrive file. https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%...28C60404F00FB3 Checklist is here: VAULT

03-21-2016, 10:34 AM	#27351
KenRaffensberger16 Major Leagues Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: New jersey most of my life; Gulf Coast Florida since 2010. Posts: 422	Herm Wehmeier - Phillies RHP -1955 Topps card # 29 This may tip my age off, but this Herm Wehmeier was almost certainly among the first cards I ever bought and opened from packs as a kid, when I was about to turn 6 (Spring or Summer 1955). With it's bright blue background and sharp colors it was hard to forget. Wehmeier went 92-108 in 13 major league seasons (1945, 1947-1958). He went 20-22 for the Phillies between 1954 and 1956. Attached Images Last edited by KenRaffensberger16; 03-21-2016 at 12:11 PM.

03-21-2016, 04:07 PM	#27352
FatJack All Star Reserve Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 847	If you had any doubts that spring is here--and I know some places saw a bit of snow over the weekend--the Vault posted their first baseball images to their auction helper spot in many months today. Dude! Wake up! Attached Images

03-21-2016, 04:18 PM	#27353
doors11 All Star Reserve Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Creswell Posts: 631	could some one tell me who that picture above of the catcher is thank you

03-21-2016, 04:47 PM	#27355
FatJack All Star Reserve Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 847	Personally, I'm content to wait until Topps identifies them (and I'm lousy at this game anyway), but I don't think it looks remotely like Bob Didier. There were 4 images of the gent in question posted--2 with the White Sox (both with the need for Visine; IOW 1965 or before) and 2 with the Braves with the shown uni (thus '68 or after). Or maybe they're different players (still don't think it looks like Didier). My best guess? Well, Dave Nicholson fits the timeline, but wasn't a catcher. Duane Josephson was a catcher, but was never a Brave (so far as I can tell). That leaves Buddy Booker, but i thought Booker had darker hair. So, basically, I haven't got a clue. And I'm fine with that. Knock yourself out. Attached Images

03-21-2016, 06:04 PM	#27356
rico43 Banned Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Chattanooga and Internet Posts: 476 Infractions: 0/1 (4)	Yet Another Obscure Braves Catcher... OK, so Didier was a reflex shot, first reaction. Upon further review... With all of the Burnside images in this small sample, I have been trying to find some photo of Braves minor league catcher John Burns, who was at Double-A in 1969-70. Would fit the bill. Conversely, the White Sox catcher is almost certainly William Burns, who caught in the Chicago system from 1963-1966. Time will tell, but back-to-back Burnses is probably no coincidence.

03-21-2016, 06:13 PM	#27357
keonleafs Major Leagues Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 436	You're right about the Burns. They also appeared in folder HS (John 865 and Bill 866-867) Last edited by keonleafs; 10-22-2017 at 12:52 AM.

03-21-2016, 06:16 PM	#27358
Merkle923 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 2,098	It Burns These are not the same player. The White Sox catcher is Bill Burns (1963-1966: William Burns Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com) and the Braves catcher is John Burns (1968-1969: John Burns Register Statistics & History \| Baseball-Reference.com). Bill Burns has previously been posted by Topps, in August, 2014.

03-21-2016, 06:41 PM	#27359
rico43 Banned Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Chattanooga and Internet Posts: 476 Infractions: 0/1 (4)	Folder GY Checklist Posed/Portaits only, not action shots 838b Barry Larkin 839b Jason Kendall 846b Tony Gwynn 847-848 Mike Buskey 849-850 Steve Busby 851-852 Jim Busby 953-854 Jim Burton 855-858 Ellis Burton 859-860 James Burnette(?) 861-862 Bob Burrows 863-868 Jeff Burroughs 867-868 Tom Butters 869-870 Cecil Butler 871-872 Ray Burris 873-876 Larry Burright 877-878 Sheldon Burnside 879-882 Pete Burnside 883-884 John Burns 885-886 William (Bill) Burns 887-890 Johnny Callison 891-894 Mike Caldwell 895-896 Jose Calderon 897-900 Les Cain 901-902 Wayne Cage 903-906 Enos Cabell 907-908 Mark Calvert 909-912 Dick Calmus 913-914 Gary Carter 915-916 Doug Camilli 917-918 Jeff Byrd 919-922 Bud Byerly 923-926 John Buzhardt 927-928 Tom Carroll 929-930 Clay Carroll 931-932 Don Carrithers 933-934 Camilo Carreon 935-936 Chico Cassaquel 937-938 Norm Carrasco 939 Mike Carruthers 940 Don Cardwell 941-942 Brooks Carey 943-944 Lou Camilli 945-946 Alberto Cambero 947-948 Andy Carey 949-950 Chico Cardenas 951-952 George Cappuzzello 953-954 Doug Capilla 955-956 John Caneira 957-958 Jim Campbell 959-960 Dave "Chopper" Campbell 961-962 Bill Campbell 963-964 Jim Campanis 965-966 Rick Camp ------ 970 Rick Cerone 971-974 Cesar Cedeno 975-975 Bill Caudill 977-978 Bill Castro 979-980 Foster Castleman 981-982 Ruben Castillo (Balt. min.) 983-894 Tony Castillo 985-986 Manny Castillo 987-988 Bob Castiglione (Atl. min.) FYI: Folders FE and LE are now in the OneDrive file. Checklists in the Chop Country Vault thread. Thanks to John. Last edited by rico43; 03-24-2016 at 07:35 PM. Reason: add checklist