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Ok maybe that's what I saw years ago. The Mays numbered panel.
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So were the numbered 71 Bazookas never issued but cut off of sheets?
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I am 99.9% sure that Roberto is at the far right of the photo. I did do a little research in the past and the only other player this could have been is Earl Francis. But based on the body posture, I think it's Clemente. 1963 Pirates snapshot photo... https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...ratesPhoto.jpg https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...toClemente.jpg https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...ementeZoom.jpg |
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I agree that’s Roberto I think it’s April 9, 1963 opening day at Forbes. I posted this photo earlier. Clemente and Maz getting gold gloves and braves are seen milling around in the background.
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Some Associated Press head shots
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Nice George!
Thanks for sharing
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Good stuff George! Day 155 Mike posted one of these earlier in the thread. An eBay seller has listed a bunch of these over the last couple of months. Not one of the best he has offered, but some of the nicer images went higher than I wanted to go. 1972 35mm color slide... https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...ColorSlide.jpg |
Day 156
This next item is one I was burned on in my earlier days collecting Roberto. I purchased it off eBay in the mid 90s, framed it myself, and had it in my collection for a few years before I realized the signature was no good. One day I was looking at some of my Clemente items and noticed that the facsimile signature on the 1971 Arco photo matched the signature on my signed piece. I kept it as a reminder to be more careful when purchasing RC signatures. Over the past 20-plus years, I feel as though I have become much more competent in determining authentic signatures. 1960 Robert Riger print with forged signature:mad:... https://photos.imageevent.com/docpat...obertRiger.jpg |
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