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The Browns logo on that pennant is fantastic. |
Greg, you continue to amaze me with your overall knowledge of pennants...
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Thanks Chris. I would think I can't hold a candle to Mark, I gotta believe his collection is the best. I am sort of a Rob Deer of memorabilia collectors, only collect pennants, and know absolutely NOTHING about anything else. I think I have an old Phillies program somewhere in the attic .....
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We kind of just had this discussion with the 1936 Yankees pennant with this similar design. There was a 1919 Chicago White Sox version like this in the Halper collection and the newest I have seen is the 1942 St. Louis Cardinals if I remember correctly. There was a similar, but different 1944 Cardinals and Browns version as well. Very tough design in general, but you usually see the Cardinals versions more than others
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This 1959 White Sox pennant isn't rare and fairly common, but I still love it anyway.
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1913 Spokane Pennant
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Here's an oversized pennant which I believe to be related to the 1913 Spokane Indians Northwestern League team. I believe that it is baseball team related, as opposed to just a pennant promoting the city, in that the "sunburst S" is also present on the sleeves of 1913 Spokane baseball jerseys.
The RPPC below includes future HOFer Stan Covaleskie, future Black Sox player Swede Risberg, and Ten Million, of Obak fame. |
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That is beautiful! I'd have to agree that the sunburst definitely makes it a team pennant. :D |
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This LH batter is ubiquitous on Giants pennants....whether he is standing in front of the Golden Gate, a scroll, no background or whatever. Is this same silhouette used on other teams' pennants?
What?.....you don't remember the '65 Champions with "McCovery" on the team? :p |
Victoria Rosebuds 1958-1960
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Short lived team that produced some major leaguers. This pennant is 23 1/2 long.
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