I really liked this one...the cowboy boots, the 10 gallon hat, the crossed bats for the "X", etc. Even with the staining, it got a pretty good price.

That one is really cool...being from Texas and all.
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It might be the only good (non generic) Texas Rangers pennant ever made. I think I’ve seen one other variation, but it was so long ago, the memory is fuzzy.

This is the other one Mark...

I was surprised it hit the price it did. I've see nicer ones sell for less. Timing is everything.

I like that one, too.. Rope lettering! :p

JR has a good following.

Yep, that’s it. Thanks, Rob for refreshing my memory. Pretty cool (and rare) for a more modern pennant.

New content just posted: Salem Screen Printers
 

I just posted a new piece on Pennant Fever covering a short-lived 20th century pennant maker we've never really discussed; and I'm anxious to hear your thoughts on it. This month, we'll take a look at Salem Screen Printers, a New England company more known for their shirts and sportswear; however, during the late 1980s/early 1990s, they made a few pennants I'm sure we've all seen that, in my opinion, warrant some recognition among us pennant collectors today.

See: https://pennantfever.weebly.com/

Also, I've posted new content on my other site: Pennant Factory. There you'll find some interesting material on "caricature pennants"; and the much discussed "grommet pennant" we've all been mystified by.

See: https://pennantfactory.weebly.com/

Whatever you decide to read, I hope you enjoy it. ;)

Next company on deck: The Reproduction Co. of Brooklyn, NY.

Great articles Kyle. I particularly liked the grommet pennants. I'm probably slow on the uptake but it never occurred to me that the grommets were a way to lower cost and reduce sewing. Thanks.

As it's been a bit slow on this thread lately, here's an update on the pennants in post #6529. I gave them a bit of a clean and they tidied up well.