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Old 09-01-2020, 07:33 PM
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Default Ted Williams high school yearbook& ring (not Ted’s)

I picked up this hoover high school senior class ring several years ago... it belonged to Ted’s classmate Gertrude “Gertie” Delahay. Gertie’s Son called me a few weeks back to let me know that he came across his mom’s senior yearbook, and gave me first crack at it.
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Old 09-02-2020, 02:57 PM
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22' x 28" heavy cardboard stadium sign. It appealed to me because:

1) Yago Sangria!

2) the idea of drinking sangria at frigid Candlestick.

3) 1984 was the year of "Hang in There." They started giving out Croix de Candlesticks to any hardy souls who stayed till the end of extra inning night games.
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I picked up this hoover high school senior class ring several years ago... it belonged to Ted’s classmate Gertrude “Gertie” Delahay. Gertie’s Son called me a few weeks back to let me know that he came across his mom’s senior yearbook, and gave me first crack at it.


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Sweet pick-up on the McLoughlin game, Bob!
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Default Ward Brothers Rowing Family


Dimensions: 21" wide x 19 1/2" tall framed (inside mat 10 1/2" wide x 9" tall)

I was very pleased when this photo came yesterday of the famous Ward Brothers rowing family. I phoned a dealer from Massachusetts I usually see at the National and asked if he had anything for sale...He told me about this photo...I basically knew who the Ward Brothers were but started looking into them closer after he offered it to me. Once I got a good look at the image it had me...I feel like I got an important part of American rowing history. can not find another example. It's one of the classiest photos I own. It's just the way I like to get a photo...untouched from the 19th century....square nails in the back of frame and wavy glass! Image is high quality crisp and clear.


















http://web.colby.edu/crew/files/2010...ews-Thesis.pdf
Excerpt from "A Social and Technical History of Rowing in England and the United States, by Stewart Stokes, 2000



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Beautiful photo Carlton. Fits your collection perfectly.
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Carlton, you have the most photographed pickup truck bed in the hobby. And oh-by-the-way, that's a great rowing photo as well. Congrats my friend for another great find.
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Default Stengel's

Although not really vintage (2009), from what I've learned these have an interesting back story and are pretty scarce. I picked up the pair at an estate auction, but only one had the box and extra 'goodies'.
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Carlton, you have the most photographed pickup truck bed in the hobby. And oh-by-the-way, that's a great rowing photo as well. Congrats my friend for another great find.
Thanks Bruce and Bill.....yeah bill ive been teased about my truck bed shots before by pat nester...stuff look best in natural sun ight though!...
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