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Old 10-16-2025, 11:42 AM
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Here is my 1939 Browns
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There is a matching Cardinals version of this pennant as well. I believe there is one for 1942 as well.
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Old 10-29-2025, 10:32 AM
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There is a matching Cardinals version of this pennant as well. I believe there is one for 1942 as well.
Yes here is the 1939. I believe I’ve seen a 1937 and 1938, they are super rare.
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That's a great pennant Greg. Here's my 1938 Cardinals grommet. As Mike and Frank on American Pickers might say "It's well aged but it has great patina"
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As this is a buy it now listing, I don't think I'm in danger of outing an auction. In case you guys haven't seen it there's a pretty rare St Louis Cardinals pennant in great condition on Ebay

I don't know the seller and he's asking what seems to be a crazy high price but I thought I'd put it up here in case it's in your wheelhouse.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/177513266678
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As this is a buy it now listing, I don't think I'm in danger of outing an auction.
That’s a fantastic pennant! Thanks for sharing!

Since we’re talking about auctions, I wanted to ask the group an opinion on something. Once again, I’m following an auction with some great vintage pennants and once again I am perplexed by the auction strategies of others. Now I understand there are people who may be headed out of town, or on a cruise or somehow tied up when an auction is due to end and they’re not able to bid, but for the life of me, I can’t understand why people continue to bid items up over the course of an auction. Is it a pride thing that you have to have the highest bid currently?

If I see an item, I’m interested in, I make sure that I know when it ends and in the remaining seconds, I fire off my absolutely best bid. Usually that seems to work for me, but I can’t understand why people will jack up the price prematurely. Am I missing something?
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That’s a fantastic pennant! Thanks for sharing!

Since we’re talking about auctions, I wanted to ask the group an opinion on something. Once again, I’m following an auction with some great vintage pennants and once again I am perplexed by the auction strategies of others. Now I understand there are people who may be headed out of town, or on a cruise or somehow tied up when an auction is due to end and they’re not able to bid, but for the life of me, I can’t understand why people continue to bid items up over the course of an auction. Is it a pride thing that you have to have the highest bid currently?

If I see an item, I’m interested in, I make sure that I know when it ends and in the remaining seconds, I fire off my absolutely best bid. Usually that seems to work for me, but I can’t understand why people will jack up the price prematurely. Am I missing something?
It is perplexing. Why drive the price up unnecessarily? Beats me. Maybe the item already sits near their max ceiling, and they want to get that bid in while it's still affordable to them? Cannot think of another logical reason, as those early bids rarely, if ever hold up.
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