JIM ZAPP, 1948 & 1954 Birmingham Black Barons | Negro League sepia postcard #65

Description: For the Baseball Hobbyist. . . Historically Significant, Numbered-Limited Edition postcard: 1 of 10,000 issued ~ #65 JIM ZAPP [1924-2016], 1948 & 1954 Birmingham Black Barons NEGRO LEAGUE Legends issued in 1991 by R.D. Retort Enterprises Increasingly popular among collectors and serious baseball fans desiring vintage replicas of their favorites are postcards picturing greats, near-greats, journeymen and part-time players who appeared in the old Negro Leagues when Major League Baseball was a segregated game. Offered here is a postcard from the Robert D. Retort sepia postcard series (issued in 1991) which depicts players, teams and game action from the old Negro Leagues. Each card is individually numbered "X" of 10,000 with the unique number imprinted on the back of each card. The R.D. Retort sepia postcards are not reprints in the strict sense of the term. We call them commemoratives. Actually, many are original cards issued many years after the Black Leagues closed up shop. The players, their uniforms and equipment, and even partial views of stadia sometimes seen in the background provide the collector with the briefest glimpse of that time long ago. Each card measures 3-1/2" by 5-1/2" in size, features a nice sepia photograph and usually provides basic information about the player, team or scene on its post card reverse. Condition: Near Mint Note: any number of these fine Negro League postcards can be shipped for the single card shipping cost - if the buyer waits for or requests a combined invoice. ............................... This card comes from a 100-card set which we also sell. Included in that set are the following. (Only the card in boldface type is offered in this listing.) The 1991 R.D.Retort sepia postcard set includes the following postcards: #1 Otha Bailey ~ 2 Harry Barnes ~ 3 Gene Benson ~ 4 Bill Beverly ~ 5 Charlie Biot ~ 6 Bob Boyd ~ 7 Allen Bryant ~ 8 Marlin Carter ~ 9 Bill Cash ~ 10 Jim Cohen ~ 11 Elliott Coleman ~ 12 Johnnie Cowan ~ 13 Jimmie Crutchfield ~ 14 Saul Davis ~ 15 Piper Davis ~ 16 Leon Day ~ 17 Lou Dials ~ 18 Mahlon Duckett ~ 19 Felix Evans ~ 20 Rudy Fernandez ~ 21 Joe Fillmore ~ 22 George Giles ~ 23 Louis Gillis ~ 24 Stanley Glenn ~ 25 Willie Grace ~ 26 Wiley Griggs ~ 27 Albert Haywood ~ 28 Jimmy Hall ~ 29 Cowan Hyde ~ 30 Monte Irvin ~ 31 Sam Jethroe ~ 32 Connie Johnson ~ 33 Josh Johnson ~ 34 Clinton Jones ~ 35 Larry Kimbrough ~ 36 Clarence King ~ 37 Jim LaMarque ~ 38 Buck Leonard ~ 39 Max Manning ~ 40 Verdell Mathis ~ 41 Nath McClinic ~ 42 Clinton McCord ~ 43 Clyde McNeal ~ 44 John Miles ~ 45 Buck O'Neil ~ 46 Frank Pearson ~ 47 Art Pennington ~ 48 Nathan Peoples ~ 49 Andy Porter ~ 50 Ted Radcliffe ~ 51 Chico Renfroe ~ 52 Bobby Robinson ~ Tommy Sampson ~ 54 Joe Scott ~ 55 Joe Burt Scott ~ 56 Herb Simpson ~ 57 Lonnie Summers ~ 58 Alfred Surratt ~ 59 Bob Thurman ~ 60 Harold Tinker ~ 61 Quincy Trouppe ~ 62 Edsall Walker ~ 63 Al Wilmore ~ 64 Artie Wilson ~ 65 Jim Zapp ~ 66 Grays vs. Stars 1937 ~ 67 Grays vs. Eagles 1943 ~ 68 Homestead Grays 1944 ~ 69 Grays vs. Cuban Stars 1944 ~ 70 Grays vs. Cubans 1944 ~ 71 Grays vs. Eagles 1945 ~ 72 Eagles Pitching Staff 1941 ~ 73 Buckeyes Infield 1945 ~ 74 Homestead Grays 1948 ~ 75 Chicago Murderers Row 1943 ~ 76 Indianapolis Clowns 1945 ~ 77 East All-Stars 1937 ~ 78 East All-Stars 1938 ~ 79 East All-Stars 1939 ~ 80 East All-Stars 1948 ~ 81 West All-Stars 1948 ~ 82 Homestead Grays 1931 ~ 83 Homestead Grays 1938 ~ 84 Pittsburgh Crawfords 1936 ~ 85 Kansas City Monarchs 1934 ~ 86 Kansas City Monarchs 1949 ~ 87 Chicago American Giants 1941 ~ 88 Chicago American Giants 1947 ~ 89 Memphis Red Sox 1940 ~ 90 Memphis Red Sox 1946 ~ 91 Birmingham Black Barons 1946 ~ 92 Birmingham Black Barons 1948 ~ 93 Birmingham Black Barons 1950 ~ 94 Harlem Globetrotters 1948 ~ 95 Cleveland Buckeyes 1947 ~ 96 Philadelphia Stars 1944 ~ 97 Newark Eagles 1939 ~ 98 Baltimore Elite Giants 1949 ~ 99 Indianapolis Clowns 1943 ~ 100 Cincinnati Tigers 1937 _______________________ Important: Shipping Information A goal has always been to keep shipping costs low. Our primary objective is to sell cards and other things of interest to baseball hobbyists - not make money by overcharging on shipping. If you ever believe you are being overcharged on shipping, please email us and we will double-check the facts of the matter. Thank you! We will ship worldwide: For U.S. customers (on most items) we combine multiple items purchased so you pay only the shipping on the heaviest item - all other items ship free of charge. (An exception would be if an item must be sent via media/book rate.) In order to receive this combined item/one-fee service, PLEASE wait for or request a combined invoice. Otherwise fees accrue which we cannot eliminate. Citizens of all Other Countries: Before buying, please email us first for the exact cost. We pack your order carefully - sandwiching cards between cardboard and utilizing boxes, bubble wrap, etc., as necessary - to ensure your items arrive in the condition you expect. Items are shipped the next business day. We ship 5 - usually 6 - days each week. Payment must be made within 7 days after initial purchase on invoice. WD-4 ~ The Baseball Hobbyist invites you to visit our eBay Store ~ Powered by eBay Turbo Lister Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.

Price: 3.5 USD

Location: Edmonds, Washington

End Time: 2024-02-26T17:25:22.000Z

Shipping Cost: 3.75 USD