Originally Posted by Rob D. (Post 1199063)

Lots of seeing-eye singles that season.

Originally Posted by 71buc (Post 1198990)

I recently watched a documentary titled The Mexican Suitcase that explored the discovery of long lost Robert Capa, Gerta Taro, and David Seymour negatives shot during the Spanish Civil War. It is a fascinating story. I found it interesting that the 126 rolls of film told stories when viewed as strips. Although there were a number of stunning individual shots the collective narrative was much more compelling. For you photo collectors who may be interested her is a link http://museum.icp.org/mexican_suitcase/.

Since watching that documentary I have been looking for a collection of 35MM film strips that told a story and fit my baseball collection. Earlier this week I purchased a number of such negatives documenting the celebration in downtown Pittsburgh following the 1960 World Series. It is very interesting to view the negatives as a narrative of that day. Here are some of my more favorite images from the collection.

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide (Post 1199669)

14 triples and 51 stolen bases...you had some serious wheels!

Originally Posted by Scott Garner (Post 1200743)

Jesus Rob, is that true? Yikes! :eek:

Originally Posted by Rob D. (Post 1200801)

That was before I was introduced to City Barbeque.