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That one came from Jerry's treasure trove, and he graciously let it go. Might be my rarest All Star. I've sold a few really good ones lately, but am definitely holding on to that one. |
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I would agree with Chris, that it likely stands for New York Pennant Co. |
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-195...-/293190648615 Some nice info in the text/description here. It says N.Y.P.Co. made pennants from the early 1920s through the 1950s... https://www.etsy.com/listing/5481753...isting_details They were apparently big into City Souvenir Pennants... https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/357614026639070787/ Another Cincinnati variation... https://www.ebth.com/items/1676247-c...uvenir-pennant And finally, this link has some info. If you scroll towards the bottom, the second offering under "past items" states that NYP Co. made pennants as early as 1927... https://thea.com/Vintage-Vintage-Pennants/ In summary, I would definitely say that this company primarily made travel pennants. Their artwork was stellar and second-to-none. It has a very detailed, distinctive and ornate appearance. Very cool to find a sports-themed Reds pennant from this maker of travel pennants! |
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I have same pennant, in maroon. Seems to me I’ve seen other baseball pennants with similar fancy ... what do you call it, serifs? .... around the perimeter of the graphic. Maybe a Jackie pennant? Senators?
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The number of sites Mark cites is scary. Talk about no stone unturned!
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I wonder why they made a Reds pennant; but nothing (to my knowledge) for the hometown Yankees, Dodgers, or Giants? How close is is N.Y.P. Co.'s image of Crosley Field to Trench's, as seen on the latter's 1950s-era stadium pennants? The artwork sure looks similar. |
I’m pretty sure that there is a 1940 World Series pennant from same company with same graphic.
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2014, the good ol' days ....
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