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Hankphenom 06-20-2023 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by thetahat (Post 2348893)
Jim, the 1924 Washington pennant … if I recall there’s a picture underneath in the catalog that I recall shows a post-series celebration with the pennants on display. I actually think it is my much less appealing version pictured below. If you are able could you post a highest resolution shot of that picture? Someone did that for me some time ago but it was too blurry. I will also DM you if email is easier. Thanks for pics!

Greg, if I'm not mistaken these pennants were hung around the room at the 1925 pennant-winning banquet in D.C., though it could have been the version with WaJo. In either case, the photo of the banquet is included as a double-page panorama in the 1925 Washington World Series program, which I don't have a copy of handy.

thetahat 06-20-2023 04:24 PM

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That’s great info Hank, thank you. I have a less detailed photo and although it isn’t clear it kinda looks like the baseball graphic is sans Walter … I think the stronger evidence is the placement of the date underneath the baseball (there’s a noticeable gap, unlike the WJ version).

Hankphenom 06-20-2023 06:41 PM

So it's the 1924 banquet, where the pennants are already anointing them "Champions" prematurely. Perhaps they filled in the circle with WaJo for sale at the ballpark during the series, though one would think more than one of those would have survived if that's the case. And this is the picture that was included in the 1925 program, oddly.

thetahat 06-20-2023 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hankphenom (Post 2349335)
So it's the 1924 banquet, where the pennants are already anointing them "Champions" prematurely. Perhaps they filled in the circle with WaJo for sale at the ballpark during the series, though one would think more than one of those would have survived if that's the case. And this is the picture that was included in the 1925 program, oddly.

Another oddity is that the seams of the baseball are different on the plain and WJ version. Mine has ‘em horizontal and the Walter version has them vertical.

The WJ version, if I recall, went for more than $10K. It’s a real beauty.

Hankphenom 06-20-2023 08:05 PM

What eye candy those Washington world series pennants are to a D.C. guy like me! And what incredible rarities, with one or two examples of each known, the mind boggles! I'm guessing all those from catalogs came from Kent Feddeman's collection as auctioned off by Legendary about ten years ago. Amazing to see them all pictured here, thanks much to those posting these beauties.

ooo-ribay 06-21-2023 04:44 AM

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Santa Clara's main rival, obtained in a trade. I could never own a Dodgers pennant. Or an Auburn pennant (my grad degree is from Alabama). But for some reason I'm ok with this. I particularly like the blue one.

You’re out of control! :p I own 3 non-Giants pennants - 2 Ohio University; one Lotte Orions.

As always, I like the way you photograph your pennants

Chstrite 06-21-2023 04:32 PM

In search of 1964 and 1967 MLB All Star Pennants
 
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In search of 1964 and 1967 MLB All Star Pennants. Picture provided below

If you have one or both email me at charles.strite@yahoo.com

Thanks

ChiefBeef 06-24-2023 02:17 PM

Just arrived in the mail
 
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I can't compete with Greg, but I am real happy with this pickup I just got in the mail. Oldest one I have to date. Condition is well loved, but intact other than the point.

perezfan 06-24-2023 05:43 PM

That's a beauty... Great pickup Randy!

thetahat 06-24-2023 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ChiefBeef (Post 2350383)
I can't compete with Greg, but I am real happy with this pickup I just got in the mail. Oldest one I have to date. Condition is well loved, but intact other than the point.

Randy this is actually very rare, the way “Yankee Stadium” is written. Very cool!


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