June pickups

[JoeyFarino]

Picked up these 3 Type 1 photos.

[GrayGhost]

Love em. esp bottom two. great stuff

[JoeyFarino]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

Love em. esp bottom two. great stuff

Thanks scott! The one with the two kids is my favorite... such a great image. I have Al (sporteq) to thank for that one

[kdixon]

Picked up this early Kansas City Royals bobblehead.

[earlywynnfan]

Picked up a nice Stretch gamer, dates to 1975. Light but definite use.

[bigfanNY]

Have a little time to display some of my recent pickups this one looks just great in a frame. (Thanks Tom)

[Dave Grob]

1. Fan conduct sign. Notice the shade of paint on the outer edges of the sign as compared to the original paint color of the Crosley Field seats it sits on.

2. Waite Hoyt in the Rain LP and early 1960s Burger Beer case as a display base.

3. 1930s Crosley Field vendors smock.

4. 1950s Crosley Field grounds crew shirt.


Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[39special]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

1. Fan conduct sign. Notice the shade of paint on the outer edges of the sign as compared to the original paint color of the Crosley Field seats it sits on.

2. Waite Hoyt in the Rain LP and early 1960s Burger Beer case as a display base.

3. 1930s Crosley Field vendors smock.

4. 1950s Crosley Field grounds crew shirt.


Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Great stuff Dave.I love the grounds crew shirt!

[Dave Grob]

Thanks Steve, that's my favorite of this grouping as well.

[eastonfalcon19]

Dave great stuff. I would love to see what that room looks like.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by 39special

Great stuff Dave.I love the grounds crew shirt!

Wholehearted agreement.

I became a Giants fan when my Dad (a NY Giants fan) took me to a Reds/Giants game at Crosley and Mays, McCovey and Hart all went deep. 1963, I believe.

[Scott Garner]

Picked up this original vintage photo of Vandy & Babe in the dugout prior to Vander Meer's 2nd consecutive no-hitter on 6/15/38- the 1st night game at Ebbets Field. I have two others from this photo shoot, but I haven't seen this particular one before...

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

1. Fan conduct sign. Notice the shade of paint on the outer edges of the sign as compared to the original paint color of the Crosley Field seats it sits on.

2. Waite Hoyt in the Rain LP and early 1960s Burger Beer case as a display base.

3. 1930s Crosley Field vendors smock.

4. 1950s Crosley Field grounds crew shirt.


Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

You're gonna need the turnstile from Huggins & Scott, no?

[Dave Grob]

At any other time, I would probably spend the time looking into this one, but am waiting on decision (and holding cash) for a significant pre-war Reds uniform at this point in time.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

At any other time, I would probably spend the time looking into this one, but am waiting on decision (and holding cash) for a significant pre-war Reds uniform at this point in time.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

https://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-...l?itemid=85559


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[Shoeless Moe]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

https://www.hugginsandscott.com/cgi-...l?itemid=85559


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The real question is would you take down your back fence gate and put this in it place or would you remove your front door and put it there?

[Leon]

Off the beaten path....

[eastonfalcon19]

Picked up a 1932 George Mules Haas bat this morning and a vintage pro league baseball.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Leon

Off the beaten path....

Cool pass, Leon!
FYI, Bryan Snyder was the pass agent for the railroad in St. Louis (Frisco Railway) that was responsible for transporting many of the ML teams.

Here is my pass from 1901 St. Louis Cardinals that was also issued to Bryan Snyder. In 1901, HOF Christy Mathewson pitched his 1st of two career no-hitters as a 22 year old pitcher in St. Louis...

[yanks12025]

Robert Parrish and Kevin Mchale game worn Boston Celtic home jerseys.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Robert Parrish and Kevin Mchale game worn Boston Celtic home jerseys.

nice! They look like they've been at the bottom of a hamper for 30 years!

[yanks12025]

Also picked up theses day. Invoices/packing slips from Balfour. They're for the mets 1986 World Series rings and other stuff the players got. Have like 10 sheets of them showing different prices for players.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Cool pass, Leon!
FYI, Bryan Snyder was the pass agent for the railroad in St. Louis (Frisco Railway) that was responsible for transporting many of the ML teams.

Here is my pass from 1901 St. Louis Cardinals that was also issued to Bryan Snyder. In 1901, HOF Christy Mathewson pitched his 1st of two career no-hitters as a 22 year old pitcher in St. Louis...

That is cool Scott.....and 1901 is considered his first image in uniform, in some kind of ad....which is the M128. I thought the 1903 one was especially cool as it is the first year of the world series, so it would have been for admission there too. (I assume). It also kind of fits in with the one valuable piece I kept from my collection, the 1903 Horner AL Composite ..

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Leon

That is cool Scott.....and 1901 is considered his first image in uniform, in some kind of ad....which is the M128. I thought the 1903 one was especially cool as it is the first year of the world series, so it would have been for admission there too. (I assume). It also kind of fits in with the one valuable piece I kept from my collection, the 1903 Horner AL Composite ..

I like it!

[vintagesportscollector]

Got knocked out of the laced-front uni on eBay, but picked up this nice 1905 Spalding uni, thanks to Mark S.

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[Dave Grob]

This one is headed off to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum for loan/display as part of their All Star Game display.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

This one is headed off to the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum for loan/display as part of their All Star Game display.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Sweet! Nice one, Dave.

[Dave Grob]

Scott,

Thanks. When I started rebuilding my Reds collection, I told myself I was only going to acquire Crosley Field Era items. The last game at Crosley Field was 24 June 1970 and the 1970 All Star Game in Cincinnati was held on 14 July 1970, so this is just a wee bit outside of that. 1970 was the first year I really followed baseball, and having grown up in Cincinnati during this epic season, I just could not pass up the chance.

I only wish I still had this tee-shirt that I had my school picture taken in that year. My mom was horrified when they sent these home as I neglected to tell her when pictures where taken.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[perezfan]

That's great Dave!! Who'd have guessed it would lead to such a monumental Reds Collection?

I had a shirt just like that in 3rd grade, but white. It may still be packed away somewhere. Now I've really gotta find it!

[Scott Garner]

Love the photo, Dave!

[ooo-ribay]

14" x 22" broadside....pre stadium enclosure (1969).

[71buc]

Very cool pick up Rob.

[Shoeless Moe]

also for sale in the BTS if interested

[parker1b2]

Picked up a Mets 1975 Old Timers Day Ring/Paperweight given to James Thomson who was a VP from 1965-1979

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[Shoeless Moe]

also in the BST section here if interested....

[Dave Grob]

From the season of Pete's first NL Batting title.

Dave Grob

[Bobmc]

I (try to) narrow my collecting to '60's era Chisox gamers and unique memorabilia. The low budget White Sox recycled uniforms as much as or maybe more than any team that decade. Over the last four decades I've kept an eye peeled for all-original jerseys from that time period - to little avail. Fortunately, and very humbly, lucked out on this one earlier and recently framed it. It's a fantastic 1968 powder blue road (two year style) and all original (numbers, nob, tag etc).

If you have or know anyone that may have original White Sox gamers from the period and possibly interested in selling or trading, I'd sure like to hear from you.

Thank you
Bob

[39special]

Originally Posted by Bobmc

I (try to) narrow my collecting to '60's era Chisox gamers and unique memorabilia. The low budget White Sox recycled uniforms as much as or maybe more than any team that decade. Over the last four decades I've kept an eye peeled for all-original jerseys from that time period - to little avail. Fortunately, and very humbly, lucked out on this one earlier and recently framed it. It's a fantastic 1968 powder blue road (two year style) and all original (numbers, nob, tag etc).

If you have or know anyone that may have original gamers from the period and possibly interested in selling or trading, I'd sure like to hear from you.

Thank you
Bob

That is a great looking gamer Bob!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by 39special

That is a great looking gamer Bob!

Agreed!!

[Dave Grob]

Wonderful jersey on so many levels..

Dave Grob

[JoeDfan]

Got this great signature of Joe in the mail today. It is already in a frame, but I have no more wall space in the baseball room to hang it; so I think in the morning, it will hang in the hallway. G-friend giving me the raised eyebrow...'cause things are starting to spill out into the rest of the house...
Thanks to Dave for making the deal!!!!!

[eastonfalcon19]

Robinson Cano GU Zinger bat.

[71buc]

This may sound totally crazy to most. Perhaps it will serve as evidence of how troubling my addiction to the 1971 Pirates is. I have been looking for any piece of memorabilia related to Lorenzo “Rimp” Lanier for a number of years. He is the gentleman depicted in my avatar. Rimp is the most obscure member of the 1971 Bucs. He was on the Pirate roster for six games between Sept 11th - 26th He came to the plate four times. He struck out once and reached base one time after being hit by a pitch. He never played an inning of defense. He was left off the post season roster. He returned to the minor leagues and never suited up for another major league team again.

Due to these factors I thought there was no memorabilia to serve as evidence of his rumored contributions to my all-time favorite team. Last week I came across a group of 1971 team issued photos on eBay. I thought I already had them all. Normally I wouldn’t have even given them a second glance. For some reason this time I did. I was stunned to see there in between Milt May and Bruce Kison was my pal Rimp! His uncertain expression reflected his tenure. As crazy as it sounds I placed a max bid of $100 for the opportunity to bring Rimp home. In the end his ransom was only $38.11. I would have gladly paid the $100 to return him to the team. I can’t imagine that many of these were printed. Heck…I surprised that ANY were printed. I know it is the only one I have ever seen. This is why I love this hobby so much, such silliness bringing joy to an otherwise mundane summer day. Now I have to change that avatar.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by 71buc

This may sound totally crazy to most. Perhaps it will serve as evidence of how troubling my addiction to the 1971 Pirates is. I have been looking for any piece of memorabilia related to Lorenzo “Rimp” Lanier for a number of years. He is the gentleman depicted in my avatar. Rimp is the most obscure member of the 1971 Bucs. He was on the Pirate roster for six games between Sept 11th - 26th He came to the plate four times. He struck out once and reached base one time after being hit by a pitch. He never played an inning of defense. He was left off the post season roster. He returned to the minor leagues and never suited up for another major league team again.

Due to these factors I thought there was no memorabilia to serve as evidence of his rumored contributions to my all-time favorite team. Last week I came across a group of 1971 team issued photos on eBay. I thought I already had them all. Normally I wouldn’t have even given them a second glance. For some reason this time I did. I was stunned to see there in between Milt May and Bruce Kison was my pal Rimp! His uncertain expression reflected his tenure. As crazy as it sounds I placed a max bid of $100 for the opportunity to bring Rimp home. In the end his ransom was only $38.11. I would have gladly paid the $100 to return him to the team. I can’t imagine that many of these were printed. Heck…I surprised that ANY were printed. I know it is the only one I have ever seen. This is why I love this hobby so much, such silliness bringing joy to an otherwise mundane summer day. Now I have to change that avatar.

Very happy for you!! I, too, love to find things I didn't know existed!

Now, tell us....how the hell did he come to be called "Rimp"?

[71buc]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

Very happy for you!! I, too, love to find things I didn't know existed!

Now, tell us....how the hell did he come to be called "Rimp"?

He was 5'8" and weighed 150 I'm guessing Rimp is short for Shrimp?

[Dave Grob]

Added this Vada Pinson bat to my 1961 Reds grouping of:

-Frank Robinson
-Gordy Coleman
-Jim Maloney
-Darrell Johnson
-Don Blasingame
-Wally Post
-Gus Bell
-Eddie Kasko

Toughies still are Jerry Zimmerman and Gene Freese

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by 71buc

This may sound totally crazy to most.

I think it's "very" cool...

[71buc]

Dave, Awesome Pinson bat what an under rated player he was. Are the others also 1961 world series bats? I know those are hard to come by.

Ron, nice Cano judging by the ball marks it certainly couldn't be from this season

[Dave Grob]

Only the Pinson is a WS bat. Others are period H&Bs. One of my favorite questions about the Reds of the 60s is this. Pete Rose had the highest batting average of the decade at .309. Frank Robinson had the most home runs for the decade with 190. Who was it that drove in more runs than any other Reds player during the 1960s? The answer is Vada Pinson with 722.

Dave Grob

[sayhey24]

Here's another Horlen flannel, turned into a Don Eddy jersey.

Greg