All Eyes on Idaho
Pacific Northwest Inlander
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This blog contains history, photos, etc. related to Idaho from the late 1800's/early 1900's. My mother, Brenda Steunenberg Richards, was born in ID. Much of it pertains to the assassination of my great grandfather, Gov. Frank Steunenberg, the trial of Bill Haywood & grew out of the 100 year commemorations of those events. Along the way I toss in a bit of the Wild West, old guns, radios, military, etc. Your comments are welcomed. If using my images, please just ASK. Thank you.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
All Eyes on Idaho
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Walter Johnson - The Weiser (Idaho) Wonder sold on eBay
I see there has been quite a lot of action on my Walter Johnson, The Weiser Wonder, blog post. No doubt a lot of searches have been going on in the past week regarding the Johnson postcard on eBay (this link will be active for awhile but I will include the info below).
Ended: May 27, 2013 11:22:58 PDT
Winning bid: US $2,083.85
[ 27 bids ]
Shipping: $2.50 Standard Shipping
Item location: Saint Joseph, Missouri, United States
Seller: woody64
As you see, it sold for over $2k. It went sailing right by me at about $800 as my snipe did not even get into the bidding. That's a lot more than a Steunenberg gate postcard and I thought those were getting pricey!
So who out there was the lucky winner?
To the right is my Walter Johnson card. Must be worth at least 1 cent.
Update 6/2/2013 - This 1909 card of Johnson (left), referred to as his rookie card, just sold on eBay for $6,085. I would still prefer the 1907 Weiser Wonder card, being it is Johnson's very first, that he was in Idaho playing baseball during the Haywood trial, and he provided some much needed entertainment for one Clarence Darrow.
From eBay: 1909 T204 Ramly Walter Johnson ROOKIE PSA 3 VG (PWCC). Among the Most Important Pre-War Issues in the Hobby.
Ended:
Jun 02, 2013 12:22:05 PDT
Winning bid: US $6,085.00
[ 32 bids ]
Ended: May 27, 2013 11:22:58 PDT
Winning bid: US $2,083.85
[ 27 bids ]
Shipping: $2.50 Standard Shipping
Item location: Saint Joseph, Missouri, United States
Seller: woody64
As you see, it sold for over $2k. It went sailing right by me at about $800 as my snipe did not even get into the bidding. That's a lot more than a Steunenberg gate postcard and I thought those were getting pricey!
So who out there was the lucky winner?
To the right is my Walter Johnson card. Must be worth at least 1 cent.
Update 6/2/2013 - This 1909 card of Johnson (left), referred to as his rookie card, just sold on eBay for $6,085. I would still prefer the 1907 Weiser Wonder card, being it is Johnson's very first, that he was in Idaho playing baseball during the Haywood trial, and he provided some much needed entertainment for one Clarence Darrow.
From eBay: 1909 T204 Ramly Walter Johnson ROOKIE PSA 3 VG (PWCC). Among the Most Important Pre-War Issues in the Hobby.
Ended:
Jun 02, 2013 12:22:05 PDT
Winning bid: US $6,085.00
[ 32 bids ]
Monday, May 27, 2013
"There will be thoughts and memories of things they will want to save, and stories of all the heroes that are buried in sandy graves." -- Cal A. Steunenberg, Sgt., U.S. Army Signal Co.
Cal Steunenberg somewhere in the Pacific WWII. |
A few related blog posts below:
Monday, September 3, 2012
Monday, May 28, 2012
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Sergeant
Cal Steunenberg, 40th Infantry Division, 185th Infantry, 2nd Battalion
And check out my Fold3 account below. I recommend clicking on "Spotlights."
And check out my Fold3 account below. I recommend clicking on "Spotlights."
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Mother's Day 2013
Happy mother's day mom. We miss you but always have you nearby in our hearts.
From all of us. You did good and we have all managed to make it to senior citizen status.
My beautiful mom, Brenda Steunenberg Richards. |
From all of us. You did good and we have all managed to make it to senior citizen status.
From the left-Gary & Beck in the back & Kris & John in the front. Circa 1954. |
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Thursday, May 9, 2013
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