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That pennant is so rare in red (normally it's blue), and it looks great with the blue tassels. Very cool patriotic look. And the Banner is the best I've ever seen. I have never been able to find one that's not ripped to shreds, badly stained, terribly faded, or full of holes. Yours must be the best extant, and to have the matching pics.... WOW! |
There are so many things I love about this last day's posts...
That batch of Indians Pennants is by far the rarest variation from 1948. Just insane to see that many together! Great photo evidence of pennants being sold, some of which have a blunt tip. We knew that maybe 10% were made that way, and great to see the photos bear it out. Amazing to see which pennants coincided with others time-wise. Some that you might think were older were actually sold into the early '60s. Really cool to see these overlaps. Thanks to all for posting these wonderful photos! |
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Rooters in New York.
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Without question, today was the greatest day in Hey Pennant Guys history, only to be surpassed when Mark S. posts pics of his ENTIRE collection! (Speaking of which, Mark, time for another sale???)
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Notice this pennant on the back wall.
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It’s funny that you never see pennants with their original sticks anymore.
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A few more
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Here are a few more I found online. The Giants pennant pic is from 1951.
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