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Mark70Z 10-11-2025 11:18 AM

Baltimore
 
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Here’s a O’s banner that’s decent in size.

rlevy 10-11-2025 12:14 PM

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Posted this over in the pennants thread, and it was suggested I also post it over here.
I have been searching for a vintage Dodgers flag (burgee) and finally found one. It is rather large (over 8’ x 5’), and was supposedly flown during the 1967 season at some point. I have been unable to locate 1967 opening day photos or any other ones showing the centerfield flags (or the Dodgers posing with the burgee as they sometimes did before the WS) and was hoping maybe someone on the forum might have one.

I did confirm that the tagging is correct for the period as the manufacturer added an eagle to their logo in the late 1960’s. It certainly wasn’t the best World Series for the Dodgers as they were swept by the Orioles, and Koufax subsequently retired at the end of the season, which may account for the lack of interest in hoisting it up.

For those of us old enough to remember, there was actually a time when winning the league pennant was a big deal. Now, if you don’t win the World Series the season is considered a bust.

Rick
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Mark70Z 10-11-2025 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted by rlevy (Post 2543330)
Posted this over in the pennants thread, and it was suggested I also post it over here.
I have been searching for a vintage Dodgers flag (burgee) and finally found one. It is rather large (over 8’ x 5’), and was supposedly flown during the 1967 season at some point. I have been unable to locate 1967 opening day photos or any other ones showing the centerfield flags (or the Dodgers posing with the burgee as they sometimes did before the WS) and was hoping maybe someone on the forum might have one.

I did confirm that the tagging is correct for the period as the manufacturer added an eagle to their logo in the late 1960’s. It certainly wasn’t the best World Series for the Dodgers as they were swept by the Orioles, and Koufax subsequently retired at the end of the season, which may account for the lack of interest in hoisting it up.

For those of us old enough to remember, there was actually a time when winning the league pennant was a big deal. Now, if you don’t win the World Series the season is considered a bust.

Rick
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Rick, Great looking flag. I too am old enough to remember winning the division and then the AL/NL pennant was a huge deal. Of course it was also nice back in the day to view my team the Orioles be in contention.

ooo-ribay 10-11-2025 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Mark70Z (Post 2543356)
Rick, Great looking flag. I too am old enough to remember winning the division and then the AL/NL pennant was a huge deal. Of course it was also nice back in the day to view my team the Orioles be in contention.

The crazy thing is, it’s now almost harder with the multiple rounds of playoffs…but that also makes it more random. As a result, the “best” teams often don’t win the flag. Back in the day, the best team won.

mrozie21 10-11-2025 09:05 PM

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Fantastic stuff! Here's some banners.

Laraine Day (Mrs. Durocher) dugout backdrop for her radio show.

Bus banner from 2014 WS parade. It resides in the garage.

One of the not too many banners that flew over some of SF's tallest buildings when it looked like the Giants were leaving, following the 1992 season.

A couple of Wrigley Field flags.

Various stuff. The "Welcome" banner is from Spring Training in AZ.

No idea what the story is on this nine footer. It came from an advanced Giants collector in SF. It does have a spot on a wall.

Generic bunting manufactured by Paramount Flag in SF. This one resides in the garage.

My favorite. Batter and pitcher varieties were interspersed with the standard red, white and blue buntings at the first game ever in Candlestick Park. By my calculations there were only 12 pitchers and 12 batters out of a total of 48 buntings.


Great banners Rob!

mrozie21 10-11-2025 09:09 PM

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Here’s another large item from the collection. Locker from “A League of their own”. This was a prop made for the movie

Mark70Z 10-12-2025 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by ooo-ribay (Post 2543365)
The crazy thing is, it’s now almost harder with the multiple rounds of playoffs…but that also makes it more random. As a result, the “best” teams often don’t win the flag. Back in the day, the best team won.

Believe you are correct. I’m probably too much old school, and really liked the way the game was played back in the day.

I have an exception to your “the best team won” for the ‘69 Mets (especially as an O’s fan. I hated the Miracle Mets!

Fballguy 10-12-2025 10:40 AM

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Not baseball, but definitely large.

Cat left in for scale.

sfmays24 10-12-2025 10:59 AM

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1994 San Francisco Giants Bud Light Metal Embossed Sign

Dimensions 35" x 33"

Never seen another like it

ruth-gehrig 10-12-2025 06:25 PM

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The Old Gold sign has always been considered large. Full size bat in front

Topnotchsy 10-13-2025 01:26 AM

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This broadside is roughly 3' x 2'.

There is a lot going on on it, and the focus at the time was certain the air show. But in the middle of the poster is a mention of a baseball game between a team from Jamestown and a team from Bismarck.

The Bismarck team, today sometimes referred to as the Bismarck Churchills (the owner was Neil Churchill) was an integrated team featuring Negro League greats such as Satchel Paige, Hilton Brown, Quincy Trouppe and others. The print below the mention of the game might be too small to read in the photo, but it mentions that Satchel Paige will be facing Ray Starr. (There was a last-minute change and the Churchills ended up playing against the Twin City Colored Giants.)

The Bismarck team won 21-6. Newspaper reports tell that Paige sat his fielders for the 9th, though the paper reports that this led to two runs scoring, including one homerun, so it wasn't as magical as might be imaged.

Paige did have 4 hits in the game and struck out 11. HOF pitcher Hilton Smith played right field and had 2 hits as well.

Scott Garner 10-13-2025 07:47 AM

Nolan Ryan Angels Stadium Banner
 
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Definitely not prewar, but here is an 9' long Nolan Ryan Angels Stadium Banner that I like very much that was at The Big A from circa 1998.

Thank my lucky stars for having a basement with a high ceiling! ;):D
Big is good!

Fballguy 10-13-2025 03:45 PM

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Haven't found much worth buying lately so my itchy trigger finger got the best of me and I impulsively bought this beast. About 5 feet long. Has some age to it...and it was cheap. Figured I'd at least add it to my "Why the F did I buy this pile".

But imagine my surprise and excitment when I was able to photo match the banner to the Juice's record breaking 1968 Heisman Trophy winning season!

Yes...It's great to be a Trojan...But sometimes it's just better to be lucky.

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ksfarmboy 10-13-2025 04:56 PM

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Large advertising sign 4x8 from the card shop I worked at as a kid. I’ve also got this broadside that is close to 3’x4’.

Huck 10-14-2025 11:33 AM

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Has some age to it...and it was cheap. Figured I'd at least add it to my "Why the F did I buy this pile".

That made me laugh.

perezfan 10-18-2025 12:29 AM

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Few of mine...

mrozie21 10-18-2025 11:45 AM

That’s a fantastic ticket sign!

Scott Garner 10-18-2025 01:09 PM

Vintage wood ticket sign from Pawtucket Red Sox
 
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Agreed on Mark's awesome Reds ticket sign!
Being an advanced baseball ticket collector I couldn't resist adding this vintage hand painted wooden ticket sign that originally resided in the Pawtucket Red Sox stadium in MA.
Dims: 18" x 24"
I've owned it for over a decade. :cool:

BRoberts 10-18-2025 02:38 PM

Indeed, that is a very advanced sign.

mrozie21 10-18-2025 03:50 PM

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Here’s a few stadium Signs from Forbes Field - Duke beer sign that hung above the tunnel going from the concourses to the seats, approximately 9 foot long.

Also, Pitts. Sign from the scoreboard at Forbes Field - a little of 5 foot long.

ooo-ribay 10-19-2025 09:23 AM

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Here’s a few stadium Signs from Forbes Field - Duke beer sign that hung above the tunnel going from the concourses to the seats, approximately 9 foot long.

Also, Pitts. Sign from the scoreboard at Forbes Field - a little of 5 foot long.

I love those and Mark’s sign from Crosley!

REG1976 10-19-2025 12:16 PM

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Something different

effe 11-02-2025 06:23 AM

Dry cleaning bags

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3-2-count 11-02-2025 07:04 AM

Stumbled onto this 100+ year old metal sign in its original wooden frame nearly 10 years ago which was hanging in a small tucked away antique store. As soon as I saw it, I knew that it was coming home with me!

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Beercan collector 11-02-2025 08:40 AM

This thread is the definition of eye candy

Bumpus Jones 11-03-2025 12:31 PM

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Great stuff everyone. Here's a mid century Reds related ad that would have originally been displayed in a service station window or the like...

Runscott 11-04-2025 05:28 PM

2014 Home Plate + autographed baseballs
 
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BRoberts 11-04-2025 05:57 PM

Love the Reds sign!!!

mrozie21 11-07-2025 11:03 AM

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Here’s a few spectator props from filming the “Natural”. These were used in the stands instead of hiring extras.

They’re 47” long and about 36” tall.

perezfan 11-07-2025 12:52 PM

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Here’s a few spectator props from filming the “Natural”. These were used in the stands instead of hiring extras.

They’re 47” long and about 36” tall.

Very cool.... But those two guys in the middle are getting awfully "cozy" with each other. :eek:


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