January Pick-Up

vintagesportscollector · #1 01-29-2017, 07:20 PM

Went to an Estate Sale this weekend and picked up this oak display cabinet (for $50 had to have it for display). The glass on three sides and glass shelves make it a perfect replacement for a bookcase that I was using that I didn't really like for display. I am excited how this fits nicely into the room and gives me more display room.

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kdixon · #2 01-29-2017, 07:43 PM

Great looking cabinet.

Scott Garner · #3 01-29-2017, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

Went to an Estate Sale this weekend and picked up this oak display cabinet (for $50 had to have it for display). The glass on three sides and glass shelves make it a perfect replacement for a bookcase that I was using that I didn't really like for display. I am excited how this fits nicely into the room and gives me more display room.

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Awesome display case, Joe!!

ksfarmboy · #4 01-29-2017, 08:10 PM

Damn Joe you stole that. Looks like a $3-400 piece to me. Looks great.

Dewey2007 · #5 01-29-2017, 08:31 PM

I mainly collect memorabilia of players and teams from my hometown but I stepped outside that zone for my most recent acquistion. I picked up this 1952 Sugar Ray Robinson vs Carl "Bobo" Olson wooden fight billboard. This was the great Sugar Ray Robinson's only title fight in the SF-Bay Area, where I live, so that was the main attraction to this piece of local sports history. The billboard measures 2 ft x 4ft.

Hopefully I can find a ticket from this fight one of these days to go along with it.

jimtigers65 · #6 01-29-2017, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Dewey2007

I mainly collect memorabilia of players and teams from my hometown but I stepped outside that zone for my most recent acquistion. I picked up this 1952 Sugar Ray Robinson vs Carl "Bobo" Olson wooden fight billboard. This was the great Sugar Ray Robinson's only title fight in the SF-Bay Area, where I live, so that was the main attraction to this piece of local sports history. The billboard measures 2 ft x 4ft.

Hopefully I can find a ticket from this fight one of these days to go along with it.

Dewey,
Great pick up. I see you are from Alameda. Have you been to the antique fair? Just curious as I am from the Sacramento area and never been there. Been thinking about it.
Jim

Dewey2007 · #7 01-29-2017, 09:58 PM

Thanks Jim. Sad to say, I've only been to the antique fair once. If you go, bring a good pair of walking shoes from what I remember!

I'm going to try and get out there in next couple of months to check it out.

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Dewey,
Great pick up. I see you are from Alameda. Have you been to the antique fair? Just curious as I am from the Sacramento area and never been there. Been thinking about it.
Jim

ooo-ribay · #8 01-30-2017, 05:25 PM

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Originally Posted by jimtigers65

Dewey,
Great pick up. I see you are from Alameda. Have you been to the antique fair? Just curious as I am from the Sacramento area and never been there. Been thinking about it.
Jim

I love the broadside, Dewey! If by "antique fair", Jim means the giant swap meet out in the boatyards.....I was lucky enough to get out there once. I didn't find a damn thing for my collection but it was fun. My Bay Area buddy and fellow Giants collector occassionally finds something there. You guys are lucky to have a good, recurring meet like that one.

daves_resale_shop · #9 01-31-2017, 12:18 PM

Psyched to add this one to the collection (second I've owned, but the 1st I've seen with "old timers day" stamped on it... Mick hit the last homer of his life during that game against former teammate and fellow hall of Famer whitey ford...

Huysmans · #10 01-30-2017, 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

Went to an Estate Sale this weekend and picked up this oak display cabinet (for $50 had to have it for display). The glass on three sides and glass shelves make it a perfect replacement for a bookcase that I was using that I didn't really like for display. I am excited how this fits nicely into the room and gives me more display room.

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Great addition Joe!
It definitely fits the d�cor and style of your room. Congrats!

Brent

vintagesportscollector · #11 01-30-2017, 07:35 AM

Thanks all, for the nice comments about the Cabinet.

@Dewey2007 - that's a sweet Robinson billboard. Quite the display piece. Congrats!

Dave Grob · #12 01-30-2017, 08:05 AM

The helmet, as a function of construction style (two hole), logo style, and marking information dates from c1958-1962. Thrilled that the NY logo is intact and that the helmet had "not become" a Berra, Ford, Mantle, or Maris helmet.

Dave Grob

vintagesportscollector · #13 01-30-2017, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Grob

The helmet, as a function of construction style (two hole), logo style, and marking information dates from c1958-1962. Thrilled that the NY logo is intact and that the helmet had "not become" a Berra, Ford, Mantle, or Maris helmet.

Dave Grob

That's interesting Dave. So they actually put felt for the logo on a hard helmet, and not paint or a decal?

Dave Grob · #14 01-30-2017, 08:30 AM

They sure did and not just the Yankees. This is easy enough to confirm in period images that capture the helmets from the side or from above. But these designs changed over time by team, along with other facets such as the number/location of vent holes in the crown of the helmet as well as information contained on the interior ABC sticker. When studied in some detail and considered in total, it does offer one the ability to establish some objective date ranges for the helmets.

Dave Grob

earlywynnfan · #15 01-30-2017, 09:21 AM

Dave, what are the viewing times for your man-cave? Do you offer guided tours?

Ken

icollectDCsports · #16 01-30-2017, 01:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Grob

They sure did and not just the Yankees. This is easy enough to confirm in period images that capture the helmets from the side or from above. But these designs changed over time by team, along with other facets such as the number/location of vent holes in the crown of the helmet as well as information contained on the interior ABC sticker. When studied in some detail and considered in total, it does offer one the ability to establish some objective date ranges for the helmets.

Dave Grob

And some folks may not know that the Cubs to this day still affix embroidered patch C logos to their helmets instead of a decal. And, within the last couple of years, the Dodgers started using 3D LA logos on their helmets, first made out of a sort of plastic and then reportedly switching to a more pliable material because the plastic logos weren't taking game abuse well and were cracking and breaking.

In any event, I love the old felt logos on helmets.

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