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Hi Guys:
Please take a look at this ebay listing where the guy has things backwards! https://www.ebay.com/itm/Set-Of-15-P...p2047675.l2557 The ONLY Post Cereal pennant shown is the Cardinals one fifth down on the left. My question is what are the others? Thanks in advance for your replies. Fred |
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Agree with all of the sentiments above. As I've collected these over the years, my focus has shifted away from perceived dollar value (though I still like that too)...and towards those that I find "valuable" due to their artwork and/or uniqueness. Some of my favorite pennants didn't cost me more than $50 and in some cases, quite a bit less.
Here are a couple that recently came cheap but are pretty unusual...The Raiders one particularly...in the "1967 Single Bar" style right down to the material it's made of. The Raiders didn't move to L.A. until 1982. ![]()
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Nice bootleg pennants, Rob. I really like the few early 1980s 49ers bootlegs I have been able to find. They are both rare and rather inexpensive, which makes them fun to hunt.
I also have an similar type of affinity for 1970s/1980s minor league pennants that I can rationalize as fitting in with my collection. |
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Even though I despise the d**gers (even more than you could ever guess), this pennant caught my eye on eBay. The seller claims it's from the 1959 World Series. Don't know about that, but it does show the Coliseum. I like the colors.
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It’s a bruiser! Any idea what it was celebrating/promoting?
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OMG. Compliments of Mayseum Archives.
Last edited by pologrounds; 09-30-2019 at 08:07 PM. |
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Anyone have info on this pennant that just sold on ebay? I'm not a pennant expert, but the lettering and everything in general just looked off to me. The seller listed it as Jackie Robinson caught in a rundown. When it sold, it was with private bidders ID's.
thanks, Rick https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vtg-MLB-195...p2047675.l2557 jR rundown pennant.jpg |
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![]() I think we discussed this red Coliseum pennant earlier. The batter, in particular, we identified as being associated with Trench's pennants from that era. But, while I still believe Trench made this pennant, the rest of the artwork doesn't match the many, many other stadium pennants Trench made in the 1950s and 60s. This Coliseum, in particular, is mostly empty. 92,000 empty seats, that is. Most of Trench's stadium pennants, including a subsequent version depicting the Coliseum with a Willard Mullin bum standing over the field, depict full stadiums--illustrated by a random pattern of multi-colored circles representing spectators. Not here. The only other Trench pennant like this that comes to mind is the San Francisco Giants pennant showing the very same Trench batter standing over an illustration of Seals Stadium. That one, we agreed, looked like it was by Trench; but, again, the ballpark was drawn empty. (I know you own it, so I'll let you post it in your response.) I wonder if maybe the normal Trench artist was on vacation in April of 1958, when I suspect both were made?
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Here is the Seals Stadium pennant and a later version? from Candlestick. Both empty. Must have been night games.
I do like the colors on the Dodgers pennant. By the way, did anyone notice that this thread now has more than 2,500 replies? I think that it is now the most replied to thread on the board. |
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Anyway, this same Dodgers version (in mini) was included along with the more familiar Trench Mascots like Mr. Red, the Batting Cardinal, the screaming Brave and the Pirate. I wish I still had it to show here, but am 100% certain that it is Trench. Great pennant, Rob (I love "off-color" versions like this!) |
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Hey bocca, did you know there's also a "fat font" version? Just like the d**gers pennant, they have a crudely drawn "diamond."
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