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  • I have some information to share with you that I think would be of significance to you regarding some vintage photos I have obtained recently. Please call me at 832-891-7546 antime. Thanks

  • said cypress4289

  • 2009.06.07 at 04:28:17 PDT

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  • The panoramic view of Monarch Field and the Monarch team photo are the most beautiful photosgraphs I have seen. Because I was born and raised here in Houston, and always had an affinity for pre-1930 baseball, it all comes together for me with those photos. "Eat'em up."

  • said cypress4289

  • 2009.06.06 at 23:40:42 PDT

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  • excellent album of Buffs photos - i really enjoyed it. i have a 1948 Buffs "Brief Buffs Biographies" book in decent shape for its age. do you believe it is worth anything?

  • said exit53

  • 2008.04.11 at 21:47:07 PDT

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  • I Would Really like to thank you for all those pictures in the Buff's Forever Album. Jim Basso was my Grandfather and i was wondering if you has any more photos of him?

  • said mhutchinson1286

  • 2008.04.09 at 09:14:01 PDT

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  • What a great time I had with your marvelous Houston Icons album!The photos,especially the old ones were just wonderful!What made the album extra special was the wealth of history that you provided!Thank you so much! I'll be back to see your other albums!~~~Warmest regards,BOB

  • said bcarver104

  • 2008.03.22 at 01:15:32 PDT

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  • I would consider selling the historic 1931 portrait of the great Texas League champions of 1931.(3 1/2 feet long x 13") It is a fascinating portrait rich in Texas League baseball history. benterprises23@sbcglobal. net 903-926-4583.

  • said 1931buffs

  • 2007.12.13 at 14:59:23 PST

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  • Hey buff_hock, I will email you a close-up of Ed Hock from the 1931 Houston Buff portrait if you would like.

  • said 1931buffs

  • 2007.09.16 at 18:43:56 PDT

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  • I have a portrait of the 1931 Texas League Champion Houston Buffaloes. The greatest minor league baseball team of all time. (3 1/2 feet x 13" in original frame) Three players were on the 1934 world series championship team. One of the greatest World Series match ups in baseball history. Dizzy Dean & Joe Medwick(both in hall of fame) & Tex Carleton.

  • said 1931buffs

  • 2007.09.16 at 18:40:37 PDT

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  • Hi, Eddie Hock ('31 Buffs) was my grandfather's brother. I'm researching his baseball career and looking for photos, info, etc. Wondering if you have anything pertaining to him?

  • said buff_hock

  • 2007.09.05 at 15:13:02 PDT

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  • Hi, Do you have any suggestions on where I might find more information about the Buffs? I've been researching the team, and your picture of the 1951 team was very helpful, but I'm looking for the rosters, specifically for 1952 and 1953. Any pointers? Thanks!

  • said K_Mick

  • 2007.08.10 at 15:24:09 PDT

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  • Hey Houston buff, One of my friends has one of the Buffallo Medallions in his garage. He told me that most of them were bulldosed into the ground with a bunch of other stuff. I have always thought it to be a very interesting story and a neat Medallion.

  • said buffalo350

  • 2007.07.03 at 21:40:45 PDT

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