2020 Historic Autographs Half Century 2 Box Break! Vintage book cards with cut autographs!

[@scottstuber5857]

- That Philly player was 3rd baseman Willie "Puddin' Head" Jones. - Earle Combs was your 2nd box HoFer.

[@chadfawley2924]

Just now came across this video this is a very awesome product

[@bigboy9706]

Very cool product

[@kennethsalter9998]

So any HOFs ?...Very cool product none the less!!

[@snerdterguson]

Cookie Lavagetto was a multi time all star who served in WWII, giving up 4 prime years to serving his country. Cool auto.

[@EthansSportsCards]

Really cool product

[@kgsportscards]

For sure Ethan! Something different…

[@snerdterguson]

Not sure on value, but Earle Combs is a nice pull. Yankee hall of famer, in the heart of the lineup for the 1927 Murderers Row Yankee team. And the first in the impressive center field lineage for the team. First there was Combs, then Dimaggio and then Mantle. Legit hall of famer too. Only played 12 years, so the counting stats are low, but he was a career .325 hitter with a .397 OBP. He only batted sub .300 twice, one was .299 the other was .287, 670 walks against 278 strikeouts, averaged 17 triples per 162 games played and in 16 World Series games (no playoffs back then, just the WS) he batted .350 I may be biased, because I'm a Yankee fan and a huge nerd for the Ruth/Gehrig era,but to me, that would be an incredibly sick pull.

[@snerdterguson]

Correction,his low average season was .282, not .287 But that was in his final season in which he played 89 games. In reality, he played about 10 and a half seasons worth of games.

[@seandavid550]

Amazing break bud

[@frankspicci9994]

It's interesting that it says on the bottom of, for instance the Bobby Thomson card, 1943 to 1949. But his playing days were 1946 through 1960. I'm not sure if I'm missing something or if that has an error. I'll have to investigate some other cards in this video.

[@Vikes84Twins7]

Awesome product!

[@kerryhenson9144]

There nice

[@Krysdavar]

Randomly looked one of these guys up. Max Bishop was in 2 World Series, and was born in 1899....about an hour from where I live. 😀 I guess it makes sense he spent first 10 years of his career playing for the Philadelphia A's. (I live in PA) Very cool and interesting product. Now I might look more of these guys up lol....down rabbit holes I go! 🤣

[@OSSCYT]

Thats awesome man and thank you for sharing! I love the historic autograph products

[@kgsportscards]

Haha awesome thanks for the details man!

[@snerdterguson]

Its always neat finding out about ballplayers with a local connection. I grew up near Troy, and between players on the 1880s team the Troy Trojans (I believe they are part of the Giants franchise history) and some players born in the area, there are, if I'm remembering right, 6 Hall of Famers with a connection to where I grew up. And that's not even counting the more modern players who spent time with the Albany-Colonie Yankees (AA team) like Jeter and Rivera. One of the players was King Kelly, who was considered the sports first real celebrity. Another was Johnny Evers, of Tinker to Evers to Chance fame, who was born in Troy.

[@snerdterguson]

*Troy, NY.

[@Krysdavar]

Nice, you never know until you look the information up, especially that long ago!

[@kurt847]

Awesome rip how much were they

[@redrum2612]

Cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@kgsportscards]

You bet and no problem!

[@jasonduhamel6747]

They should call this product Historic Scrubs 😆 🤣 😂

[@godisgreat8462]

Another awesome video my friend 🎉

[@kgsportscards]

Thanks for watching godisgreat!

[@PositivePokemonPlayers]

Really cool product! 🎉🎉

[@kgsportscards]

Definitely fun to open!

[@danmelvin5369]

Awesome video buddy

[@kgsportscards]

Thanks Dan!

[@danmelvin5369]

@@kgsportscards any time budsy

[@TheCardDeal]

The penmanship is so nice on most of these older signatures

[@bradsibson8562]

Third card is Willie Jones..

[@elfman5781]

Puddin Head Jones

[@kgsportscards]

Thanks man!

[@theriverbend]

I agree on the names, but this is a really cool product. Id rather open something like this than most of the new stuff the big brands are putting out. I think the Rabbit Maranville is the best pull.

[@kgsportscards]

I love vintage and a lot of the historic autographs company products are awesome for that. Definitely was fun to open.

[@OSSCYT]

@@kgsportscards have you opened any of their non baseball products?

[@nytetime4u673]

Are the cards in there really from 1941?!

[@ianmarderness3110]

If you don’t mind me asking, did you see this product for sale elsewhere? Can you share the vendor name? I see a box for sale for $600 at local shop and am tempted to buy it. Not sure how much these boxes are selling for.

[@freebs8918]

Normal don’t love Historic Autographs as a brand but WOW this is a cool product

[@joshuarobinson2158]

How much are these per box?

[@montygrip21]

This is a hell of a product! Great content as usual 🤙🤙

[@kgsportscards]

Thanks Monty! Was a lot of fun to open.

[@bradsibson8562]

First card 2nd box is Randy Gumpert.

[@kgsportscards]

TY!

[@bcdogman8685]

Great product, cards alone are very nice. Getting them on the cheap is even better. W.T.G. Thank for the video.

[@kgsportscards]

Heck yes! No problem and happy you enjoyed.

[@OSSCYT]

They are more affordable since they aren't the "name brand". Im okay with that though because they put out great products that I can actually get my hands on for an affordable price

[@JustMeScottG]

Interesting how a lot of the cards stated they played until 1941 I guess that’s when they all joined up to fight the war

[@nicholasbean7637]

You pushed right past Bobby Thomson....of the Shot Heard Round the World...

[@Michael-fr1sv]

That one philly player with no name on the card is Willie Jones Puddin Head is his nick name, thats his rookie card.

[@kgsportscards]

Sweet thanks!

[@natekenworthy7367]

Would be nice if they printed the name in each book but these are unique and pretty darn neat! Fun video.

[@kgsportscards]

Yeah that would’ve probably meant more money spent on printing. Maybe they didn’t want to invest too much into the production of this one.

[@snerdterguson]

HOF pull was first booklet. Rabbit Maranville. He is known mostly as a member of the Braves, but he was also on a World Series winning Cardinals team. He seems to be the type of hall of games that maybe you just had to see him to get why he's in. His numbers are meh to say the most.maybe he was a defensive whiz. Had quite a few sacrifices, so maybe he was like a Phil Rizzuto, and just did all the little things that help a team win.

[@bradfordpalmer2795]

I am a card collector. I would be tempted to cut the booklets in half and removing the cards and keeps the autographs in a stack

[@robertmitchell5065]

Rabbit Maranville is Hall of Famer!

[@kgsportscards]

TY!

[@robertmitchell5065]

Earl Combs is Hall of Famer!

[@kgsportscards]

Thanks man!

[@bigdehart64]

look up beckett numbers

[@lift7227]

Trash lad I am back from the army 😊

[@kgsportscards]

Welcome back, good to hear your survived. I missed you. 😸

[@lift7227]

Barely made it back lad. See nothing has changed?