January Pick Ups

[Kzoo]

I picked up this box of a dozen NOS 1950's Tober Pony League baseballs. I love the graphics on the boxes.

[jerseygary]

Great graphics!

[Bobmc]

Originally Posted by Kzoo

I picked up this box of a dozen NOS 1950's Tober Pony League baseballs. I love the graphics on the boxes.

Any idea what specific year from the 1950's ???

[Bicem]

Incredible Bob.

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by Bicem

Incredible Bob.

What happened to this? I was going to look at it closer when I got home as it was a ruth item I had never seen. Is this a movie poster?

[bobfreedman]

I am adding it back, it originates from the Halper sale (Lot 617)

[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

I am adding it back, it originates from the Halper sale (Lot 617)

Very cool

[Dave Grob]

A little before the time of being able to throw in a DVD or stream a game live from MLB. While these glass slide projectors and slides are not all that rare, finding slides with major league baseball content is sort of tough.

Dave Grob

[bobfreedman]

The bottle id a Tappan Avon bottle (it is my second one), my other has the label and the other piece is an eBay find (a Boston Garter Store Display).

[Scott Garner]

Here is a Reds scorecard that I just picked up from 6/12/48 @ Reds.
It's neatly scored and a definite must for my advanced Vandy collection.

In the 1st game of a twinbill, Johnny "Double No-Hit" Vander Meer homers for the 1st and only time in his career that spanned the better part of 14 years in the bigs. He must have accidently ran into one...

Vandy also got the win against the visiting Boston Braves 3-1, his 115th career win out of 119.

[pennants561]

I was just able to snag some Carter Hoffman figures. I got all the ones pictured except for the Columbia Lion.

The crown jewel is the Dartmouth Indian. It is a very rare jumbo sized piece that I have never seen before. Does anyone else collect these things?

[btcarfagno]

Originally Posted by Forever Young

What happened to this? I was going to look at it closer when I got home as it was a ruth item I had never seen. Is this a movie poster?

It's what is known as a window card. These would be placed around town to promote either the current or upcoming offering at the local movie theater.

The most common size is 14x22 though there are less common mini window cards at 8x14 and jumbo window cards at 22x28 (same size as a half sheet). The window cards were generally on a cardboard stock and often had writing on the top, which was a blank space used by the theater to promote dates and times of the showing.

[bobfreedman]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

It's what is known as a window card. These would be placed around town to promote either the current or upcoming offering at the local movie theater.

The most common size is 14x22 though there are less common mini window cards at 8x14 and jumbo window cards at 22x28 (same size as a half sheet). The window cards were generally on a cardboard stock and often had writing on the top, which was a blank space used by the theater to promote dates and times of the showing.

Tom, this is the 14" x 22" version and as far as I know, the only on known

[btcarfagno]

Originally Posted by bobfreedman

Tom, this is the 14" x 22" version and as far as I know, the only on known

I can imagine. I have never seen one before this one and I have been a part time dealer in movie paper on and off for almost 30 years.

The scarcity of the other sizes is for all movies in general. 14x22 is the standard size for a window card. Some movies might have also had the mini version or the giant version, but like I said, I haven't seen another window card of any size for this title.

Does it have restoration?