Another TTM Success From Fred Scherman

A few more cards from Conrad's boxes came back signed TTM when I received this success from Fred Scherman.  The above 1974 Topps Traded turned out nicely.  Scherman has a nice signature, and it shows up well on the card. 

I also got a 1971 Topps and a 1975 Topps signed by Scherman.  Both of these look great, also.

I mailed to Scherman on February 15 and got the cards back on February 26, for an 11-day TAT. 

Another TTM Success From Eddie Watt

Another TTM success came in as a result of a search through my 1991 Crown Orioles set and Conrad's boxes.  These Eddie Watt cards turned out great.

I scanned the 1975 Topps Mini with the 1971 and 1974 Topps so the difference between the sizes would be seen in case some folks haven't seem a 75 Mini.

I mailed to Watt on January 23 and got the cards back on February 17, for a 25-day TAT. 

Another TTM Success From Tom Murphy

Here is another TTM success that was started with my searching of the boxes I borrowed from Conrad.  I had gotten Tom Murphy TTM back in 2020, and decided to send to him again when I found all of these cards.

The above 1971 and 1975 Topps cards came out of Conrad's stuff; the 1977 Topps above and 1978 Topps at the top of the page were mine.

Conrad also had a bunch of 1974 and 1974 Topps Traded.  I thought it was cool to get both of Murphy's 74s signed.

All of the cards look great.  I mailed to Murphy on January 23 and got the cards back on February 16, for a 24-day TAT. 

TTM Success - Reggie Cleveland

These cards of Reggie Cleveland sat in my to be TTMed box for a couple years since I was waiting to send out sparingly to guys who charge.  I had a little extra money, so I figured I would pull from that row, and fell upon Cleveland.  I figured it would be a good time to get these cards done, and at his price, I could send out several.

The above 1972 Topps turned out great.  I have quite a few signed 72s in my album, and this one will fit right in.

I also sent off a 1974 Topps, 1974 Topps Traded, 1982 Topps and a 1982 Donruss.  All of these look really nice, as well.

Cleveland (b. 1948) played in the majors from 1969 to 1981 for the Cardinals, Red Sox, Rangers and Brewers.  He had a career record of 105-106 with 930 strike outs and a 4.01 ERA.

I mailed to Cleveland on September 19 and got the cards back on September 28, for a 9-day TAT.  I paid his fee of $2.00/card.

TTM Success - Craig Robinson

He isn't the Craig Robinson that I knew of (the comedian from Hot Tub Time Machine and This is the End), but I had a few cards, and was happy to get them signed TTM.

I like the above 1975 Topps.  It is hard to see his signature on it, but it's there.

I also got a 1974 Topps and a 1974 Topps Traded signed.

Robinson (b. 1948) played in the majors from 1972 to 1977 for the Phillies, Braves and Giants.  He had 157 hits, no home runs and a .219 batting average.

I mailed to Robinson on September 28 and got the cards back on October 10, for a 12-day TAT.

TTM Success - George Mitterwald

I added a bunch of 70s cards to my album with this TTM success from George Mitterwald.  The above 1975 Topps turned out really well, even though the card is pretty dark.  You can still see the signature, which it all that matters.

I also got a 1974 Topps Traded, 1976 and 1978 Topps signed.  All of them look good.

Mitterwald (b. 1945) played in the majors in 1966 and from 1968 to 1977 for the Tins and Cubs.  He had 623 hits, 76 home runs and a .236 batting average.

I mailed to Mitterwald on May 13 and got the cards back on May 21, for an 8-day TAT.

TTM Success - Bobby Heise

I added some mid-70s cards to my album with this TTM success from Bobby Heise.  Heise wins the award for the World's Smallest Autograph.  I had to do a double-take to make sure he had even signed the cards.

This 1974 Topps Traded came out of the vintage box that I bought off of Max at the National.  It wasn't just hockey cards in the box.

Heise (b. 1947) played in the majors from 1967 to 1977 for the Mets, Giants, Brewers, Cardinals, Angels, Red Sox and Royals.  He had 283 hits, 1 home run and a .247 batting average.

I mailed to Heise on September 23 and got the cards back on October 3, for a 10-day TAT.