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Anyone able to tell me when this one was made. Considering the poor condition what would you value it at.
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I'm not very knowledgable with vintage pennants, and I'd love some help with this one. The letters are stitched, and the condition, aside from 2 pinholes, is great with great color. Any help I could get with not only value, but ballpark year(s) it was made would be greatly appreciated! http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9c79ae3b.jpg http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/...psb978302e.jpg http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/...ps28e2692b.jpg |
Late 1950s on the Dodgers. A great Dodgers Variation, but in that condition, it's worth very little. I would say $10 - $15 at best... it's just too faded and rough to be worth much more :(
In NRMT Condition, that one would be $125 - $150. I have also seen that same pennant with a "1959 NL Champs" overlay. On Notre Dame, it's a tougher call. That embroidered, generic style spanned a few decades. Based on style and that type of thin cloth tassels, I would estimate 1940s, but there's a big potential variance on this one. It could actually range from the 1920s - 50s. Sorry I cannot be of more help on that one. Neat pennant! |
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I see you have it in a top loader which tells me it's in the range of about 30 inches. I agree that it could be anywhere from the 1910's to the 50's, but based on the size it is most likely 1930-40's and if I had to be exact I would say 40's. Earlier versions would more likely be made longer and by the 40's most schools had gone to screened graphics. Nice pennant in great shape. As for price, I would say $75-100 would be fair given it is Notre Dame. Jason
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I'm not sure if this is a New Orleans pennant or not. If it is it could be from the 1950s, but most likely from 1977 when the team was resurrected for one season. Any ideas? Skip
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1977 is much more likely on the Pelicans Pennant, given the graphics and design.
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Yes, the pennant I have is not the same type felt as for vintage ones. I'm agreeing that it's from the 70s. Thanks guys! Skip
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WOW!!! Glad I didn't have my heart set on this. :p
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Rob, I have always been fascinated by these 3-D pennants. I thought it was strange how, a couple months ago, after not seeing any for years there were two NYY 3-Ds up at the same time on eBay, then one got pulled.
The coolest thing about them IMO is that the printing on these pennants have a felt surface, but it cracks like the screenprint. Has anyone ever seen a 3-D pennant outside of the NY teams??? |
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I have seen Stanford and Illinois 3-D pennants but that is it. Not sure if Ames made them or not.
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Same here... and perhaps a few more colleges, but as for the major leagues, it's only the 3 NY teams.
Would love to know where these were sold originally. Something has to explain the combination of high quality and scarcity. Maybe Macy's or FAO Schwarz (higher-end NYC Dept/Toy Stores?) |
There were made by collegiate of ames. They made several 3D pennants for universities. In fact these are the only professional sports pennant I have ever seen made by collegiate of ames.
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Here is a tougher pennant.
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Nice pennants Dan
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Mrmantle - I live in NJ now, but growing up in Columbus I became a big Bucks fan. Love the pennants. If you wish to part with any, PM me. I recall standing with Art Schlichter at the betting windows at Scioto Downs - when he was still QB :rolleyes:
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Huggins and Scott has a previously unseen 3D pennant to go with the NY teams....
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Do you have any OSU pennants with a mascot that look like these? I been looking for a one for years. The one I have now is a little newer than the others.. Please delete that boston pennant! I was hoping nobody would see that :) http://images.yuku.com.s3.amazonaws....0bc112a4b1.jpg |
They also have a nice 3D Yankees one up for auction :D
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I had to post this pennant that arrived today. This has to be the worst packing job I have ever seen. I knew the pennant was in rough condition and I wanted it as a filler so I am more amused than dismayed. However, since the seller mangled it further by packing it this way I am tempted to clean it and try to remove the ink notation and multiple stains. Has anyone ever had any success pressing, soaking or cleaning a 1970’s era pennant like this one? If so what worked and didn't work? Thanks!
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I have had more than 1 pennant arrive that way too. Very frustrating. I can't believe how some ebay shippers put zero effort into their packaging. The other thing that sellers notoriously pack very poorly are early cabinet photos. Despite my message to the sellers about packing them with rigid support, I have received a handful just thrown into a bubble envelope or priority mail envelope, only to have them arrive in pieces.
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Mike, what a cool pennant! I absolutely love the cloth pennants from the late 60s-early 70s era, they have such a nice texture and feel to them. I've never seen that Pirates pennant before. Unfortunately, on the cloth I can't imagine that the writing can come off without serious damage.
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Most of the writing did come off. The mustard yellow color is much brighter. However, a majority of the stains remain and are now more visible than ever because of that. |
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I am also not above ironing pennants. The old (quality wool) ones can take a hot iron. The newer crappy polyesters, I iron under a towel...otherwise, they melt! |
I considered bleach but feared that it would cause the yellow to fade. I used a copious amount of spray and wash and a small amount of detergent. I washed it alone using a gentle spin cycle with cold water. I then placed it between linen and used a marble roller to remove the excess water. I used an iron to press and dry it so that it would not lose size when it dried. It was a lot of work for such an inexpensive item.:p
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Damn, Mike. Hopefully that will iron out - I am kind of a master of steam if you want me to give it a shot.
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Often when I sell a pennant, the buyer will be anal about specifying how I pack. Now I understand why.
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Scott, thanks for the offer but this one was already on life support when it arrived:p |
Nice work! ;)
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Wow! I'm surprised it's even brighter! Do you think it was owned by a smoker?
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Yes Rob... first one to surface (that I'm aware of...) So much for the FAO Schwartz/NYC theory :o
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Let see some minor league pennants! Ill get it started
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Just picked this up the other day off Ebay. Love the vintage minor league pennants.
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Tacoma Tigers, probably from the teens. Nothing specifically marks it as a baseball pennant but I remember reading somewhere a very convincing argument why this must be a baseball pennant and not for some zoo or tourist attraction.
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Tri-City=Kennewick, Pasco, and Richland
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Greg , I love that Newark pennant.
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Nice pennants, Fballguy. I grew up in Ohio (1955-1977) and I have never been aware of the Cleveland Rams!
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Fantastic piece Leon and the frame job is terrific:D
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Nashville Vols
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Nashville Vols Large Pennant :
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Agree.... Wonderful Vols Pennant... An absolute beauty!
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Not a good scan, but here is the BF3 mini pennant of this one.
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1980's EBB Reproductions
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I guess Ebbetts reproduced all the Southern Association from 1936-39 Red Ball : I have now seen Pelicans, Barons, and Vols with spot on same image on Large pennant. (Thnx again for sharing your knowledge!) Here are my "original" Vols pennants + Southern Association sets of Mini's (They are same image as Large reproductions):
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Kudos to Jeremy for not getting defensive and looking at it constructively. I had not had a chance to email you back when you answered me, but ironically the "smell test" is one of the things I do when evaluating a pennant like this. All of these newer reproduction pennants will have a synthetic smell instead of a natural fiber (IE: cotton) smell to them. Also, when you manipulate the fabric it responds like a synthetic instead of a pressed natural fabric like most of these were made of. If you still cannot tell, you can attempt to pull the fabric apart. The original fabric will pull apart as it is pressed material where synthetic will stretch, but not pull apart. One last thing you can check is the graphics. When you attempt to crease the graphics the vintage graphics will generally crack, whereas most reproductions will bend and not crack. These "tests" can be manipulated by a forger, but it would take significant effort. If you choose to keep the pennant it will still look nice in your collection. If you choose to get a refund, let me know if you need any help with explaining details to the seller. I think they probably knew what they had though. BTW, those other full size pennants you showed are very difficult to find. Good luck with your collection. Jason
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1940's Bills Pennant
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Recently picked up this 1940's Bills pennant from Keith at AntiqueSportsShop.com. Love the old AAFC pennants.
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Couple of Phillies minis
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I'd like to get some info on these two minis, the approximate date and maybe who issued them.
The green pennant without the ties is 14.5 inches long with the clipped tip. The Egner guide lists it as 1950's but I suspect it's earlier than that and I recall seeing similar pennants for other teams. The black mini is 4 inches long x 1.5 inches high probably a gum or candy premium but I haven't seen this particular design before. Thanks! |
I was going through ebay and what in the world is this?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Very-Rare-Da...p2047675.l2557 seems like a strange and unique item (collegiate of ames?) |
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Hi, I'm new to the board. Longtime Giants fan and collector. On eBay, I go by unclebaseballmike, and have probably bought and sold from some of you guys over the years.
Long ago I wanted to create a piece that captured Bobby Thomson's moment from 1951. I found one of the "Cinderella Boys" pennants in an auction and added it to a few other elements. I hadn't seen one of these pennants before, but I didn't know it was so rare. I got lucky, it's in really nice shape. If I can figure out how to upload an image here, you'll be able to see the final result. (Because somebody will probably ask, I seem to remember the shop tucking the ties behind the pennant for framing purposes.) It's been one of my favorite Giants displays. Mike |
Awesome pennant and display Mike. Welcome to the group!
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Great display and welcome to Net54!
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Banner?
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Can a woman's silk headscarf also be a banner? Is this a hobby subset? They have some great graphics... Mike
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I'm fairly sure "Collegiate of Ames" was a store in Ames, Iowa that made and sold collegiate items as pennants, tee-shirts, etc.
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