Hey Howard -- I have five Jello boxes -- In addition to the Robinson, I have Ernie Banks, Milt Pappas, Clete Boyer and Willie Mays. I probably have 6-10 of the 3-card transogram boxes, and a complete or near complete set of the AL single boxes. I also have a nice in-store cardboard advertising sign.

Greg
www.baseballbasement.com

Back to pins -- I have shown some of these before, but not in this thread. No rhyme or reason here, just a bunch of pinbacks laid out together.

Greg
www.baseballbasement.com

NAPBL pins
 

Nice group of pins, Greg.

I kinda like the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues pins, worn by attendees at the NAPBL annual conventions. Here's a batch. Sorry for the crummy pic.

I know, right? I had convinced myself I was going to get an email from the seller stating they had "lost it", and had since sold it to someone who had happened to see the completed listing & offered substantially more. I am never that lucky; it was a great mail day when it finally arrived. :D

Thanks, Scott! I will. Given the subject, I nearly dropped you a line to see if you had ever come across an example. All of my usual sources (inc. DrM's book) hadn't turned up anything.

Thanks, Greg! Yes, this thread definitely needs more pics of your collection :)
I've always loved your website. One of these days, Im going to ante up and make an offer on several of your buttons.

Three more --

Greg

Pins
 

I've accumulated these over the past few years. Sorry for the lighting issues in my office...

Palmer
 

Many thanks to 71Buc Mike for allowing me to add this great early pinback of HOF Jim Palmer to my no-hit pitcher pin collection. :)

Mike is cool :D

What's the diameter on that thing?

I don't have it in hand yet, but I believe it's somewhere between 1 1/4" and 1 1/2" in diameter.

part of a set, do you think?