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Nice pickups! It’s always fun finding a stash of pennants like this! If you’re wanting to offload the go big red, let me know [emoji3526] |
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Cool pennants Dan...
Although generic in nature, that is a rare Dodgers pennant. Have seen many that are similar in style, but not exactly like it. Nice grouping with no two having a thing in common! |
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I like the versatility myself - GBR! |
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Yep, it’s a Husker pennant. I collect old Husker stuff too.
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I have the photo, but not the cover with teams names that goes over the photo and attaches to the pennant itself.
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Not authentic of course - the MLB stamp dates it around 1980 and it is thin paper felt - but I guess close enough that a non-collector seller wouldn’t know. Although I believe this is pictured in the pennant guide. … I only know of four vintage Pilots: two red Trench, one white ASCO, one red Ad Flag.
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Hey guys, really new to anything pennants. Just picked these up and was wondering what kind of values they would have. Thanks Marc
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I agree with Greg's estimates... spot on. The Reds is a rare version, and the Cubs is semi-rare. The Braves is pretty common, but is a championship pennant with players' names.
The other three are nice pennants, but are readily available. Great pickups! |
Thank you! I thought the braves one was odd, being that they did not win the World Series that year. Appreciate you guys taking the time to look at them.
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The Braves pennant is a ‘phantom’ pennant because they didn’t win the World Series that year, but it isn’t as rare as one would think. It’s still cool as hell! |
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Two recent pickups, neither broke the bank. 1960 ASG pennant from the unknown NY area company and WGN Athletics. I had only seen the latter before in a pic online, slight variation from the one I already had. This went with a batch of non sports pennants and was auctioned earlier (I underbid) but winner didn’t pay and they were re-auctioned.
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Really like the ASG pennant Both look like they are in great shape |
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That's Athletics pennant looks really sharp. Is this the other variant that you're referring to? I love that they have graphics in the middle and the end of the pennant. |
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I don’t own this Browns pennant but it is another rare WGN variation.
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These are all pretty rare, the Cubs and White Sox being most common by comparison - still rare - although (as you know) they have the most variations (likely due to location) including multi color. Red Sox and Senators both have two versions. Did you (Mike) get that ‘45 Cubs pennant? It was stunning… |
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Did you (Mike) get that ‘45 Cubs pennant? It was stunning…[/QUOTE] No, I have it in green so didn’t go all out. It’s certainly the best one condition wise I have seen. |
Anyone see that Christy Mathewson pennant up for auction on Heritage. The pictures are up and the auction starts next week
Very nice looking. Hopefully someone from this forum wins it for their collection. |
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For those interested. 1910 Cubs program with pennant ad
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W.C. Kern Co., Chicago, IL
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Wow, great find Jason. Thanks for sharing.
I was familiar with this particular maker (W.C. Kern Co.); but, never knew them to have made anything but souvenir and collegiate pennants. I guess they made professional baseball pennants! Here's some of their labels in use around the turn of the past century. I'm curious if any of the Cubs pennants featured in the ad bore any of these.... |
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OT - along the same lines, I would love to find an old ad for the "weirdo" bobbing heads. |
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All of these companies regularly issued catalogues back in those days. Typically, you had to write to the company and request one; then they'd mail you one ... and another the next year, and so on and so forth.... Most were printed in black and white; but some featured color imagery. Most were a dozen or so pages in length; but, some, especially the bigger flag makers and/or sporting goods companies, would issue sales books totaling a few hundred pages. The prices were always wholesale, with the unit price diminishing on every additional dozen pennants ordered. Unfortunately, I don't own a W.C. Kern catalogue; nor have I ever seen one. But perhaps one day.... In addition to the below 1903 ad, here's two more from W.C. Kern from 1905, and 1909. Note that none mention anything about professional baseball pennants. |
Trench Mini Football Pennants in Original Packaging
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Here’s something you don’t see everyday; two sets of Trench mini pennants in original packaging, one AFC and one NFC. Measures about 20”x12”. I couldn’t resist.
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...and the decorating tips!
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Any idea what year those two were from? |
Trench pennants
It would have to be between 1971 and 75.
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So who ya got?
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I would hate to see the cheaters win. Braves all the way.
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Both managers are nice stories.
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Although I collect Houston items, I don't care all that much.
I just want to post this pennant, which is one of my all time favorites (Thanks, Mark!) |
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Love it!
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The Mathewson Pennant is now up for Grabs on Heritage
IT is a Beauty Hopefully someone from the forum gets it |
1961 Orioles
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Not in the best shape. Tough one to find?
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Giving the thread a little bump, I really like the colors on this one …
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Anybody here snag this beauty? https://www.ebay.com/itm/28449690913...p2047675.l2557 |
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