Brooks Robinson and the Baltimore Orioles

[jjbond]

Didn't get to read through all this amazing thread, but wasn't sure if this had been posted yet:

[Chstrite]

Day 192- 11 July 2024
In 1970 the All Star Game was played on July 14th at Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati, OH with the NL winning 5-4 in 12 innings. Brooks started at 3d and had an excellent game at the plate going 2 for 3 with his third AS game triple scoring a run and 2 RBIs. He had 1 assist in the game. Joining Brooks was Frank, Boog, Davey Johnson, and Palmer. Today I am showing you two All Star Game pennants, program, ticket, press pin, 1970 Topps O-PEE-CHEE PSA 7 card, and Topps PSA 8 card.

[Chstrite]

Day 193 - 12 July 2024
In 1971 the All Star Game was played on July 13th at Tiger Stadium, Detroit, MI. The AL won 6-4 with Brooks started the game going 1 for 3 with 3 assists to include a double play. This would be Brooks’ first All Star Game win. This would be the last All Star Game hit for Brooksie. Brooks was joined by Mike Cuellar, Don Buford, Frank Robinson, and Jim Palmer. I am showing three color variation All Star Game pennants and another Pennant with the player names, tickets, program, press pin 1971 AS Photo Pack PSA 10, 1971 Dell Today’s Team Stamps AS PSA 10, 1971 Dell Today’s Team Stamps Sheet PSA 8 and a Baltimore AS Game Ballot advertisement.

[Chstrite]

Day 194 - 13 July 2024
In 1972 the All Star Game was played on July 25th at Atlanta Stadium in Georgia. The NL won 4-3. Brooks started at 3d and was 0 for 2 with 1 assist. Joining Brooks was Bobby Grich, Palmer and McNally. Today, I am showing you two AS Game pennants, 1972 Pro Star Promotions PSA 9 Graded Card, ticket, pin back, program and press pin.

[Chstrite]

Day 195 - 14 July 2024
In 1973 the All Star Game was played on July 24th at Royals Stadium in Kansas City, MO. The NL won 7 to 1. Brooks started again and went 0 for 2. He had 3 assists. Joining Brooks was Paul Blair. I am showing you All Star pennants, ticket, program and press pin.

[ripfan008]

Hi everyone,

I recently picked up from a fellow message board member this c. late 1950's - early 1960's piece promoting the Gorsuch House restaurant in Baltimore.

It only features Eddie Robinson (pictured on the front in a Yankees uniform), so it must be before Brooks invested in the same restaurant.

The piece is like a little booklet that folds open. The colors inside with a cartoon rendition of Eddie are still very nice. It is blank-backed.

Has anyone seen this one before and know anything else about it?

Eddie Robinson_front.jpg

Eddie Robinson_inside.jpg

Eddie Robinson_back.jpg

[Chstrite]

Mike, I have a future post on some new items I found on Gorsuch items. Have not seen this one. Very cool. Thanks for sharing. Curious what “board” you receive in your message.

Thanks!