Large Cabinet that maybe of Interest to Pennant Collectors
 

I picked up this large 12" by 14" imperial size cabinet at an antique mall today.
Cabinet is of some sort of Safety Meeting circa 1914. The back wall of meeting room is adorned with Pennats. Pennant in middle above door is a <b>Cleveland Naps </b>Pennant. I also see Detroit, Michigan, Yale, Alabama, New York, Canton etc. See photos. Only one I'm for sure is a baseball pennant is the Naps one. But know very little about vintage Pennants. Just thought it was kinda neat.
I have no idea if it has any value to a pennent collector or not.
Cabinet is Sold, Thanks for the interest
Cabinet has some foxing on the mount but overall it's in pretty good shape, No major defects.
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I always enjoy l looking at photos and being able to better pinpoint dates on vintage pennants. Thanks for posting it

Search verifies it's 1914
http://books.google.com/books?id=6sE...201914&f=false

Thanks for posting this one. Great to know the the Naps Pennant was produced prior to 1914. Seeing that it's now a century old, it really puts into perspective how long some of these artifacts have survived. :eek:

It look so small next to the Detroit one. Mike

Yeah... and the Naps is oversized (by today's standards) so that Detroit Pennant was a monster!

That Alabama would be top class in any vintage college football collection

The more i look, i can't tell if it's the football player version or just a big piece of cotton or something.