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Rearranged antique baseball cabinet..squeezed in two new pieces
I rearranged my baseball cabinet tonight and squeezed in a pair of two tone c1890 Spalding baseball cleats, and a c1880 striped baseball cap I got last summer...I don’t know if I could get anything more in there!....I had picked up an elevated very heavy metal retail shoe display at a flea market a couple years ago for $15.00....I envisioned antique baseball cleats on it from the time I bought it but I have trepidation at messing with a display that's set...Once you start moving stuff and get it out of allingment it can take forever to put the puzzle back together...finally tonight I got it installed....I probably should have bought all the shoe stands the guy had and given them to friends....It really shows the shoes off well I think...
Apologies if I posted some of these photos previously...The cap I first saw at the National last summer but didn't get them till a couple months later...So it's sort of a National find....it pays to go to the National!
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Carlton,
Great shoes and a great shoe stand. Any chance of seeing some wide shots of your displays, to see how your room is set up? (or rooms!) Greg |
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Fantastic displays, Carlton!
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wider shot
Thanks gentlman...here's a wider shot of my baseball corner...I got that black case over twenty years ago out of a thrift store in the Mission district of San Francisco...little beat up but works great as I have limited space...I remember I bought it at night and carrying it out to my beater 65' Olds Cutless...No one mugged me and took it LOL!
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Hey Carlton...
Mouth-watering stuff. Seeing those 3 Testi Statues posed that way is making me green with envy. Gosh, those suckers are tough to find Before you put the camera away.... I, too have a favor to ask. Could you post a clear photo of the inside of the Boater Style Cap? I guess a close-up shot of the front would be good, too. I just picked one up from Corey Leiby, and would love to see a better view of yours (for purposes of comparison). Hope it's not too much trouble... Thanks so much, and GREAT displays! Mark |
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ahh haa
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http://www.sportsantiques.com/boaterbbhat.htm Here's a link to a feature I did on my boater...will those photos do?
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