BF2 Ferguson Bakery Premium and Regular size BF2 difference

[Leon]

I received, in the mail today, this nice BF2 felt of Alexander and was a little surprised that there was such a difference in size to the Premium (larger one) which Ferguson Bakery gave out too. This scan is fairly close to the actual, relative size of both. The small one is in very nice condition in person.

[milkit1]

Thats a great premium! Only thing missing from my cubs team set will be a premium. Way too pricey for me

[Jeffrompa]

That is very cool never though there was such a size difference .

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jeffrompa

That is very cool never though there was such a size difference .

I was surprised too. When I put the smaller one up next to the bigger one it was barely (maybe an inch) bigger than ONLY the picture on the larger one. I am very happy I picked up the large Premium one from when the Driers sold their sports stuff. The large ones very rarely come up for sale (and yes, are a bit pricey when they do).

[bn2cardz]

Sad to see this thread end so quickly. Does anyone else have either type they can post pics of? I recently received this Wagner

[matty39]

Here is a picture I have posted before of a full set of bf2s plus eight of the ten known premiums.

[autograf]

as always........WOW........love those premiums. Fantastic stuff. Do you display your BF3's as well?

[Luke]

That is an awesome display room! Do you have any more pictures of it?

[Leon]

How about a BF2 pillow-top premium, from Ferguson Bakery, with movie stars... In sending in the coupons, cut off of our cards (see below), you could ask for a movie star or baseball pillow top...

[Jcfowler6]

I've always wanted a Wagner pennant. Some day!


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[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by Leon

How about a BF2 pillow-top premium, from Ferguson Bakery, with movie stars... In sending in the coupons, cut off of our cards (see below), you could ask for a movie star or baseball pillow top...

You have the baseball pillow also don't you? Or at least you did as of July 2012, according to the pick up thread that month.

[bn2cardz]

Originally Posted by matty39

Here is a picture I have posted before of a full set of bf2s plus eight of the ten known premiums.

What two premiums are you missing (I don't know the checklist or I am sure I could deduce them from the picture)?

[matty39]

Andy, The missing two premiums are Zimmerman and Cobb.
Tom, Here are some of my bf3s.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

You have the baseball pillow also don't you? Or at least you did as of July 2012, according to the pick up thread that month.

Still have it.....

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Leon

Still have it.....

I took a few pics yesterday, of the felts on the baseball pillow top. They are different than the larger or small ones we have generally seen.

[bn2cardz]

I see from your close-ups it looks like the pictures are attached to the pennants (based on the curling corners). Is this how the Premiums are also?

On the small ones it looks like it was screen printed directly to the pennant.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

I see from your close-ups it looks like the pictures are attached to the pennants (based on the curling corners). Is this how the Premiums are also?

On the small ones it looks like it was screen printed directly to the pennant.

Yes, the Premium Pennant (larger Alexander above) has a type of real photo attached to the pennant. The photo is approximately 2 1/2" x 4" and quite impressive (if I do say so myself) when viewed up close.

[autograf]

Do the premium pennant photos match up with the corresponding D381?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by autograf

Do the premium pennant photos match up with the corresponding D381?

I believe the photos do match up but there are uniquely cataloged players in each set. I believe the Big Train only comes with the Ferguson brand. Which makes some sense as he is also one of the pennant on the pillow top, though I have never seen him on a Premium pennant. I think these are some of the sets we will continue to learn some more about in the future.