Is that a vintage photo or a modern recreation of a topps display? I never envisioned a store or vendor in 1952 having that many boxes of cards for sale. Where would he be selling those?

I believe it’s a vintage photo. It came off the Keyman website.

That I am. :p

Great photo! Funny, I always thought these pennants were part of a promo set offered by Bazooka gum--not Topps.

By the 1960s there was a similar promo set offered by Bazooka; however, that set had "Bazooka" inscribed on the front.

Here's the Brooklyn one seen in your picture, up close, measuring about 14" in length.

Cool! Bazooka was owned by Topps (I think).

Just noticed that the 49ers miner on the Keezer mini pennant is very similar to this transfer decal, suggesting that Keezer made it too?

What all/else did Keezer make?

Some very sharp looking and unique pennants

Love the thread keep them coming

In addition to full and mini size felt pennants, Keezer also manufactured felt emblems, available for iron-on transfers to caps or shirts. By the 1960s, they were involved in sportswear, mostly shirts and sweatshirts.

See: https://pennantfever.weebly.com/blog.../keezer-mfg-co

Loving the Keezer decal.

On the theme of smaller pennants here's a few 3/4 size pennants that arrived this week.

• The DiMaggio is missing the tip and has a couple of pin holes, but otherwise is pretty sharp.
• The Banks has a little bit of foxing on the photo. I'm not sure if the foxing can be cleaned.
• I think the 1930s Cubs in pretty rare.

Nice pickups Gary!