eBay, of course, changed all that. Even from my home in New York, I can compete for Brewer artifacts with collectors in Wauwatosa and Walker's Point. To that end, I check in with the auction site from time to time, to see what's new.
It was on one of those window-shopping trips that this 1939 pocket schedule caught my interest:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhsz3tqQhNYMR9mBgfzI1EZ75KOyGutgNywYHB1By5gx_NgjzG6EbOnaEIMe2u5mOawKzgcmP9jjEE2_I6vZU2NihaLFsuMm05HtfNHfxmrb5J46oT-L2Mo2HdqauCalFtX0OD-J9rOwTka/s400/eBay_AuctionListing1.jpg)
Check out the seller's full description:
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Thanks for the kind words, "packdynasty". I'd love to oblige but with my three kids I'm not doing a whole lot of eBaying these days.
On the other hand, perhaps one of my readers might be interested in picking up this schedule. If you do, send me a scan, would you?
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