Show and tell Bob Feller

[Tao_Moko]

Originally Posted by Leon

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Never seen this. Who issued it/them?

[Angyale]

Nobody has posted one of these yet.

Angyale

[5-Tool Player]

Bob Feller was a VERY smart man, he knew to strike when the iron was hot. A war hero and VERY gifted person with a "GOD" gifted arm. I met him once at a signing in LA and he listed many facts about his legacy.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Tao_Moko

Never seen this. Who issued it/them?

I think I have seen who issued it but I forget now. Some googling might do it...

[irv]

Originally Posted by Tao_Moko

Never seen this. Who issued it/them?

Originally Posted by Leon

I think I have seen who issued it but I forget now. Some googling might do it...

All I was able to find was this doing a rather quick search.

"It’s a subway poster from 1950, published by the Institute for American Democracy"

https://blogs.jwatch.org/hiv-id-obse...er/2017/08/20/

[David W]

While this is not vintage, it is kind of cool.

My dad retired from Caterpillar 25 years ago, and being from Northeast Ohio, was an Indians and Bob Feller fan.

Caterpillar put out a set of trading cards featuring their tractors and such, and also included Karl Malone, who had Cat engines in his semi's and Bob Feller, who collected antique tractors, showing off an old Cat machine.

[JLange]

Absolutely thrilled to find this postcard of Bob Feller, "-now Pitching for Popsicle," c1947. The postcard is a real beater with a pinhole, paper loss, a tear, and creases, but I couldn't be happier to finally add this to my Bob Feller collection! The last one I saw for sale was over 10yrs ago, and I've wanted one ever since.

[BabyRuth]

Some Heads Up Fellers

[ruth-gehrig]

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