Alright Redbirds... show your stuff !

[thekingofclout]

Vintage original TYPE I photograph of "Stan the Man" by Don Wingfield and a signed 1949 GPC.

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[HRBAKER]

[Jacklitsch]

1943 Cardinals



William Cooper

[docpatlv]

Another Musial item. Personalized to former player Walt Dropo.



Mike

[Oldtix]

Here's a gigantic Brown & Bigelow Salesman's Sample Calendar showing Ol' Diz:

[Oldtix]

And this Cardinals program is really special to me: it was bought by my grandfather at the 1934 World Series!

One of Dizzy Dean's cousins lived across the street from the family home in Okemah, Oklahoma. When the Cardinals made the Series, Grandpa took the train to St. Louis to see a game. As far as we know, it was the only big-league game he ever saw. He was a devoted fan by radio and newspaper, however. He brought back his program and three souvenir bats for my dad and his brothers. I only have two of the bats: a Pepper Martin and a Paul Dean. Someday, my sons will hopefully treasure them as I do.

[mjkm90]

[Lordstan]

1949 vintage signed 1949 Bowman

[ksfarmboy]

My favorite Cardinal item.

[gashouse34]

Wow Rick I love the story about the "34 program...My apologies for the large pics I don't post here much but here's one of the "wild horse of the osage" signed while he was a minor league manager in Florida....Right around the time he was suspended for choking an umpire!

[perezfan]

Have a bunch of old pennants, but will spare you all from posting...

Here are 3 Cardinals Figural pieces you rarely see...

1930s Dizzy Dean Ashtray
1920s Cardinals large Generic Statue
1931 Cardinals World Champs Statue (defeated Connie Mack's A's in 7 Games)

[Kawika]

Always thought this was the epitome of a neighborhood ballpark.


Dizzy Dean, Country Slaughter
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Scorecard from June 23, 1953: Polo Grounders Crushed, 15 to 8

[baseballart]

Rogers

[thekingofclout]

1928 vintage original TYPE I photograph & a nice clean signature.

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[Oldtix]

I think this is the nicest looking ticket stub I've seen...Opening Day 1939:

[thekingofclout]

that stub is an eye popper if I ever saw one!

What? No story?

[Ladder7]

Sportman's Park June 7, 1941;

[Kawika]

On June 7, 1941 the Yanks scored five runs in the top of the ninth to beat the Browns, 11-7 at Sportsman's Park. King Kong Keller hit a grand slam in the third. Dimaggio went three-for-five, thus hitting safely in 22 consecutive games to that date. I think it is a terrific photo. I'd have loved to have been the fan in the aloha shirt and Panama hat with a front row seat for that dogfight. I particularly like the way your photo matches up with my postcard, at least for range and windage. It's like one of those kids' puzzles, how many differences can you find?

Here is a link to the NYT article about the game: http://tinyurl.com/l6yuen
It's in pdf format and it's the first time I have tried to upload a pdf file to my ImageEvent site, but I think it should open OK.

[Ladder7]

Hope the thread isnt considered hijacked.

Thanks for that link. Always thought these were game 26 of the streak.

[thekingofclout]

Vintage original TYPE I photograph circa 1921 by Charles Conlon, from the Baseball Magazine - Christies 1996 Auction. And a nice signed cut to go with it.

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[HRBAKER]

And a scorecard just purchased off our own BST:

[gashouse34]

Don't know that this is worthy of bringing this thread back to life but at least I got it at a bargain as the previous owner was upset over lasts nights game(me included, what happened Holliday)...Here's hoping they can win here at home and take it to 5!!!

[thekingofclout]

Vintage original TYPE I photograph by George Burke.

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Gibson Auto

[jpop43]

Some of the St. Louis related material in our collection....
www.dugouttreasures.com

[HRBAKER]

[doug.goodman]

Herman Franks - Mickey Owen - Don Padgett - Sam Narron

Feel free to correct the order. but I believe it to be correct.

Doug

[Oldtix]

Good-looking 1951 Scorecard!

[chris122868]

Here it is.

[chris122868]

1 more

[Jerry G]

Signed pregame snapshot of Pepper Martin.

[Jerry G]

I cut out this black and white magazine photo back in the middle '60's and mailed off to Diz requesting a siganture. He was kind enough to send it back.

[Jerry G]

1931 Metropolitan Studios autographed Chick Hafey. Looking for Dizzy Dean and Branch Rickey to complete the set.

[Jerry G]

1933 Who's Who in Major League Baseball autographed full pages. Have seven. Interested in others, especially Cardinals.

[thekingofclout]

Rogers, Babe, and the baby, who is the son of the first sports agent Christy Walsh.

Vintage original TYPE I photograph obtained from the Walsh Family several years ago.

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[mr2686]

Stan the Man

[frankhardy]

Awesome stuff, guys. I have a few vintage autos that I can post later. I know this is a vintage thread/forum, but I don't think you Cardinals fans will mind this, since he is already an all-time great. I have had these for 3 years, and they are keepers. These are game used from early 2006.

[GrayGhost]

I may be offering this on the Net soon, but we have what I was told (no COA) is a game worn Cardinals bat boy hat. Pretty cool item indeed.

[mr2686]

I always liked this photo because Leo looks so cocky.

[cwazzy]

George Burke photo of Preacher Roe

[GKreindler]

Jerry, I LOVE that image of Pepper. Having Sportsman's Park in the background makes it over the top...

[sayhey24]

Original locker from Sportsmans Park -- still in my garage full of packing supplies because I haven't figured out what to do with it yet!

[sayhey24]

Three generations of Jesse Haines bats, along with gamers of three early Cardinal HOFers (picture a little blurry).

[GKreindler]

Um, Bottomley, Hafey and Hornsby? Not a bad trio...

WOW.

[baseballart]

Toothpick

[sayhey24]

Seldom seen pennant.

[frankhardy]

I have over 730 Topps Cardinals cards that are autographed in additional to 30 or so Bowman. Most of them being TTM. Here are just a few of the vintage ones.

[frankhardy]

Here are a few more.

[HRBAKER]

[D. Broughman]

Wrong thread Sorry!