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vthobby 05-20-2019 01:47 PM

Beautiful and Non PC 1963 WS Banner Yanks Dodgers! Wild@!
 
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16.5 by 25.5 inches, INCREDIBLE condition. The collection also had a 1965 cloth banner but I passed as it was yellowed too much, this one has very mild yellowing in the creases but is white overall and was put away on the bottom of the box of goodies!

This banner/display would NEVER be allowed to be printed today. Take a look at the sayings on this thing and you cringe! I'll not repeat them as they are in the photo. Incredible piece of history!

Does anyone know if these were sold at the ball park? Tough to find info but a few have sold on Worthpoint so they do exist of course. Not in this shape though! lol

This came in a collection that included original snapshot photos, programs, etc... mostly Dodgers stuff.

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71buc 05-20-2019 01:58 PM

I have one of those as well. My nephew found it in a garage sale in Vegas. I think he paid a couple of bucks for it. What does worthpoint indicate as value?

MK 05-20-2019 02:17 PM

I don’t want to know anyone who would cringe at this. If you’re that big of snowflake go live in a cave.

Bocabirdman 05-20-2019 02:57 PM

The innocently alliterative "Hang Howard" would probably raise eyebrows in today's world. (Cue Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit"):eek:

vthobby 05-20-2019 03:15 PM

Too funny.....
 
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Originally Posted by MK (Post 1879541)
I don’t want to know anyone who would cringe at this. If you’re that big of snowflake go live in a cave.

Cave.....hmmmm......Pretty Close. Army Combat Vet here 2010-11 ANA Afghanistan, Based in and around the Hindu Kush Mtn Ranges.
I don't much like caves. Where did you serve in Combat MK?

Peace, Mike

vthobby 05-20-2019 03:15 PM

Yup...
 
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Originally Posted by Bocabirdman (Post 1879547)
The innocently alliterative "Hang Howard" would probably raise eyebrows in today's world. (Cue Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit"):eek:

Thats the one that stood out to me also Mike.

Take care!

vthobby 05-20-2019 03:17 PM

Cool...
 
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Originally Posted by 71buc (Post 1879535)
I have one of those as well. My nephew found it in a garage sale in Vegas. I think he paid a couple of bucks for it. What does worthpoint indicate as value?


This one was around $400 back in 2014 and $995 in January 2018! The 1965 one that I referenced was also around $1000.

Thanks! Great piece for both of us but I probably paid a bit more than your garage sale find, Congrats on that!

Mike

Griffins 05-20-2019 03:18 PM

I've got one as well, and there is one just outside the stadium club at Dodger Stadium. They seem to pop up every year or so.

vthobby 05-20-2019 05:14 PM

Nice....
 
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Originally Posted by Griffins (Post 1879562)
I've got one as well, and there is one just outside the stadium club at Dodger Stadium. They seem to pop up every year or so.

Thanks for the info, I love the colors on this,they just pop off the banner!

Mike

Chris Counts 05-20-2019 06:42 PM

"Mangle Mantle" is a little harsh, but other than that, the piece perfectly expresses how I feel about the Bronx Bombers.

Scott Garner 05-20-2019 07:58 PM

Delete

vthobby 05-21-2019 07:09 AM

Chris....
 
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Originally Posted by Chris Counts (Post 1879630)
"Mangle Mantle" is a little harsh, but other than that, the piece perfectly expresses how I feel about the Bronx Bombers.

I was thinking "Hang Howard" and "Murder Maris" were wild! Regardless, it does not seem that long ago but times they have a changed!

Peace, Mike

PS Thanks also Scott for deleting that, I just wanted to show a really cool looking piece I got, thats all! Thanks!

Scott Garner 05-21-2019 08:07 AM

Mike,
I understood that & that's why I chose to delete my post.
It is a cool item, BTW.

vthobby 05-21-2019 09:09 AM

Thanks!
 
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Originally Posted by Scott Garner (Post 1879777)
Mike,
I understood that & that's why I chose to delete my post.
It is a cool item, BTW.

Scott,

I always enjoy reading your posts and input and have respected you throughout my days in the hobby (I've been collecting since 1976!).

Thanks for understanding that once again I was just showing my "find",

Peace, Mike

Scott Garner 05-21-2019 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by vtgmsc (Post 1879792)
Scott,

I always enjoy reading your posts and input and have respected you throughout my days in the hobby (I've been collecting since 1976!).

Thanks for understanding that once again I was just showing my "find",

Peace, Mike

Peace to you as well, Mike! ;)

dwr11 05-22-2019 09:23 AM

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Here is the Twins one. I have owned this forever. It's in perfect shape.

vthobby 05-22-2019 11:52 PM

Sweet!
 
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Originally Posted by dwr11 (Post 1880120)
Here is the Twins one. I have owned this forever. It's in perfect shape.

Thanks for sharing! Nice!

Mike

Huysmans 05-23-2019 04:30 AM

Not surprisingly, they used some of the same terms for different players including "hang" and "klonk", as they were obviously just based on matching letter last names.

rlevy 05-25-2019 12:07 PM

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There was a "find" of a stash of the 1963 WS towels about 15 years ago. The dealer who had them at a National put them out 1 at a time, and I had never seen them before and thought they were super rare. After buying it, I walked by his table the next day and saw another one. Turns out he had several. The 1965 WS one is harder to find. There is also a Dodgers War Cry towel which is also pretty hard to find and dates to the 1962-64 period based on references to the Mets and the Colt 45's.

Rick

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perezfan 05-25-2019 12:33 PM

Wow.... great post. Never seen that version... VERY cool!

JollyElm 05-25-2019 05:20 PM

I wonder if their alliteration expert was fired after that towel went into production. They got it right at the end with "Sock Cincinnati," but completely dropped the ball (pun intended) on "Pulverize The Phils."

rlevy 05-25-2019 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by JollyElm (Post 1881118)
I wonder if their alliteration expert was fired after that towel went into production. They got it right at the end with "Sock Cincinnati," but completely dropped the ball (pun intended) on "Pulverize The Phils."

Fillet the Phillies?

I imagine these banners were sold at the Stadium versus mail-order. I used to have the Danny Goodman mail-order brochures and I'm pretty sure they weren't pictured in them. I do think they are pretty funny banners.

Rick

Duluth Eskimo 05-25-2019 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by rlevy (Post 1881053)
There was a "find" of a stash of the 1963 WS towels about 15 years ago. The dealer who had them at a National put them out 1 at a time, and I had never seen them before and thought they were super rare. After buying it, I walked by his table the next day and saw another one. Turns out he had several. The 1965 WS one is harder to find. There is also a Dodgers War Cry towel which is also pretty hard to find and dates to the 1962-64 period based on references to the Mets and the Colt 45's.

Rick

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I agree with this. It’s always nice to see something new. I agree with Mark, never seen that one. As far as price, I would say 63 is $2-300. A nice Twins version like Dan's is more like $4-500. The one you show is really rare. Because they were made on a cheese cloth like fabric, the tend to tone especially when folded. Bottom line, I like em and think they are a great display.

Huck 05-27-2019 07:47 AM

Cool item. I have never seen one before. Thanks for sharing.


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