Anyone Have Memorabilia Room Pictures to Share?

[irv]

Originally Posted by estaples

Sorry guys...I have good intentions here I swear...but I just can't get these pics to upload straight up and down...even had some help this time thinking it would work, started the post, not much luck...have several more pics to share, that was just the start but...I'm thinking it's not worth it until I can get them to post correctly...my bad

Not sure if corrected them already, but your pics are coming out straight/normal for me.

Great looking room!

[mr2686]

Pics look good to me too. Love that trunk being held open with the bats. So cool. Keep the pics comin'

[estaples]

Hmmmm...weird...well here goes, as long as they look good for you all

[estaples]

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[mr2686]

Pictures still coming out great. I love those cabinets you have the vintage equipment in. Overall an outstanding vintage look.

[perezfan]

WOW... Killer displays, Eric... very elegant and classy!

I love the Thayer Mask and those ancient Chest Protectors. Beautifully displayed, too.... and that Duckweb glove ain't half-bad either.

Now it looks like there's still some room on that very bottom shelf of the last Cabinet.... better get busy on that!

[estaples]

Haha...thanks for the compliments guys. You have some killer stuff too...especially Mark, I have some of your stuff...half my collection probably lol

And yes Mark, I need a couple more stellar Spalding gloves/items...got any?? Anyone?? Haha. The inflatable CP is a Victor, along with most of that gear in that shadow box..and the cabinet with the early baseballs is all Victor and VWD gloves/mitts.

The bats aren't actually holding the chest open, but just displayed that way nicely I thought. Cool story with the Spalding axel tree and photos you see in the trunk...came from the same Maine estate and the bat is pictured in the photo...the two photos are of the same people, same weekend, one year later...date 1891 & '92.

The old cigar box on the top shelf of the square cabinet we found when my grandfather passed away when I was 7 yrs old....inside were a bunch of old important sports newspaper clippings, wheaties box cut-outs, and ten 1934-36 pop-out cards...my cousin and I split everything...that's what got me started in collecting cards when I was a kid and eventually to all this...now I'm hunting down the sig model gloves to put next to the cards of each player, a little of his passion with mine...got 3 of the 5 so far lol

The cabinets I was able to find at local antique shops, and all match pretty nicely...two even coincidentally use the same key...was lucky with that one!! The bat rack, shadow boxes, picture frames...all made by my father...I'm very fortunate to have a super handy father that way..makes the stuff more meaningful to me also. Again, hope all enjoy. Anyone is welcome to email and chat anytime... glovejunkie@yahoo.com

Mark I need more stuff...but can't afford it...what the hell do I do??

[bobfreedman]

I love the circular display cabinets! I have wanted one for a while but they are expensive to say the least. Nice material as well

[estaples]

Originally Posted by perezfan

... and that Duckweb glove ain't half-bad either.

Wait till I clean that "Duck-Fut" up...damn I get a kick out of that model name, lmao...anyway, that baby is gonna be killer too, still has descent palm markings and stuff under the crud/dirt...it should clean up nicely!!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by estaples

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Outstanding displays & very well done!

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Outstanding displays & very well done!

+1. Magnificent displays. I thoroughly enjoyed viewing all your photos, and I love those cabinets too. Thanks for sharing.

[yankeesjetsfan]

Great rooms! It's a dream of mine to have a man cave of my own one day. I love looking at everyone else's to give me an idea of what I'd like to do with mine once I have one.

Mike