May pickups

[GrayGhost]

not sports, forgive me Leon, just LOVE this. ICONIC image everyone knows. Not sure when I saw it in the old crap frame how old. Then, saw this when sliding off frame backing. So, that makes it 50 plus at least

IMO, pretty cool, photo has very light AP Stamping. prob a 60s souvenir, but I love it.

[daves_resale_shop]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

not sports, forgive me Leon, just LOVE this. ICONIC image everyone knows. Not sure when I saw it in the old crap frame how old. Then, saw this when sliding off frame backing. So, that makes it 50 plus at least

IMO, pretty cool, photo has very light AP Stamping. prob a 60s souvenir, but I love it.

Much cooler than you described!!!

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by daves_resale_shop

Much cooler than you described!!!

Agreed. It couldn't have been out for long. I really do love it, and what it means to all of us..

[UnVme7]

1993-97 Wade Boggs game used Yankees bat.

[UnVme7]

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[David Atkatz]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

not sports, forgive me Leon, just LOVE this. ICONIC image everyone knows. Not sure when I saw it in the old crap frame how old. Then, saw this when sliding off frame backing. So, that makes it 50 plus at least

IMO, pretty cool, photo has very light AP Stamping. prob a 60s souvenir, but I love it.

Of course, all six were not--as the affixed label mistakenly states--KIA. Ira Hayes, John Bradley, and Rene Gagnon survived the war.

Here's a FDC from my collection that was signed by them postwar (most likely at the dedication of the USMC memorial at Arlington Cemetery):

[GrayGhost]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

Of course, all six were not--as the affixed label mistakenly states--KIA. Ira Hayes, John Bradley, and Rene Gagnon survived the war.

Here's a FDC from my collection that was signed by them postwar (most likely at the dedication of the USMC memorial at Arlington Cemetery):

well, the owner should have done his research. At least it dates it. Nice FDC too for sure.