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Old 06-13-2019, 12:33 AM
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Well, at least you paid up.

Coincidentally, I just recently purchased this patch.
I've got this rare die-cut variation... the New York Giants version (not S.F.) It is similar but different. It's large (5" tall by 4" wide). If Marc, Rob or anyone else doesn't have it (and is interested) I can let it go.

$65 + $3.50 shipping would do it. Normally I'd post on BST, but seemed like an opportune time to insert it here... thanks!
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Old 06-13-2019, 10:07 AM
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I've got this rare die-cut variation... the New York Giants version (not S.F.) It is similar but different. It's large (5" tall by 4" wide). If Marc, Rob or anyone else doesn't have it (and is interested) I can let it go.

$65 + $3.50 shipping would do it. Normally I'd post on BST, but seemed like an opportune time to insert it here... thanks!
Pretty provocative logo for the 1940-50s. A quick glance and you might not think that's a bat in his hand.
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Old 06-13-2019, 11:58 AM
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OMG... never noticed that, Rob...

Yes, he should be holding that bat differently. Definitely an “R” rated pose.
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Old 06-13-2019, 02:51 PM
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OMG... never noticed that, Rob...

Yes, he should be holding that bat differently. Definitely an “R” rated pose.
Speaking of which ... I always thought this one could have been done a tiny bit better
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Speaking of which ... I always thought this one could have been done a tiny bit better
Great post Greg! I've always cracked up at that one too...

Good thing the male bear's left leg isn't obscured behind the female's rear end. The artist was walking a very "fine line".
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Default 1930’s/40’s St Louis Browns Mini Pennant
Picked up this rather unusual early St Louis Browns 9” mini pennant at an estate sale, today. What I found unusual was the grommets at the base of the pennant and the extra long tassels(one of which is missing.
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Old 06-15-2019, 06:16 PM
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Picked up this rather unusual early St Louis Browns 9” mini pennant at an estate sale, today. What I found unusual was the grommets at the base of the pennant and the extra long tassels(one of which is missing.
Very cool Browns Mini Pennant. When you see abnormally long tassels like that, you can pretty safely assume it was originally sold tied to a mini Bat (as a combination souvenir).
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Picked up this rather unusual early St Louis Browns 9” mini pennant at an estate sale, today. What I found unusual was the grommets at the base of the pennant and the extra long tassels(one of which is missing.
Kyle, while you are at it please explain these grommeted pennants. Big mystery! In full size, we see this in the late 30s/early 40s St. Louis pennants, both Browns and Cards. But there are also versions that explicitly date back as far as 1919.

The design is very distinct ... perhaps the most distinct of any brand. Some were made without grommets but what they all have in common is no sewn on strip along the wide end. Would love to know some history with these
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Speaking of which ... I always thought this one could have been done a tiny bit better

Ha! What’s the big deal...just bears being bears.
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Speaking of which ... I always thought this one could have been done a tiny bit better
Yours is downright kid friendly...

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Compared to this adults only version...

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Slightly used...but it's the rare Virgil Trucks version!

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So I’ve been collecting pennants for 20 years - vintage ones, that is. In my early days I owned this 1967 Pirates pennant, but one day I sold a bunch of pennants at a Show in Philly and this was among them. Always regretted it, and in the back of my mind wanted to secure another one of these at any reasonable cost. 15 years or so since ... never saw another, until a week ago. In fact I am not unconvinced this is the exact same pennant that worked it’s way back to me, I seem to recall similar flaws. (I wouldn’t bet on it though.) Seller described it as poor condition but it’s not bad at all, in fact there’s no fading nor missing paint, badly needed some ironing, some original defects in threading but in this case the fair/decent condition takes a backseat to its awesomeness. It is now my favorite pennant!
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