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Don't think so.
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So this falls into the “only I give a **** about it” category, but this relatively modern pennant has been so hard to find. I have seen maybe 2 or 3 in 25+ years of collecting, I had one and it has considerable wear. This is pristine. Only need the Expos to complete a 1969 set in cloth.
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Domer … consider the pennants below. The top one is “Epstein”, correct? What about the bottom?
The bottom pennant has features that are shared by many others. I suspect it’s a NYC company, the same one that made the ‘55 and ‘56 two-team WS pennants with the Dodger cap. |
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The Giants with ball(s) orbiting the cap are rare, but I think there are many Phillies with this motif. Correct? So, is the rarity the cloth, the font or a combination of everything? Do all the cloth ones have the 1969 MLB mark? If so, could you please post the Giants….because I don’t have one with that mark. At this very moment, I’m too lazy to see if either of my two orbiting ball(s) pennants is cloth. |
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The Indians from this series is white, with a 1969 MLB stamp, and blue with a 1970 stamp. Angels also has a 1970 stamp. All of the cloth versions have the dated MLB, but only some of the felt. The Giants from this series is extremely rare in cloth, and the only team with one-color print. I think the “orbiting ball” Giants version you mention was made by some unknown company which did it for all teams. |
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Here is the rare Giants cloth pennant from the series, followed by all of the subsequent versions that are not cloth. I just noticed that the stitches on the bottom pennant go in the opposite direction and the placement of Giants in the ball is different as well.
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Or, did Epstein continue making pennants well into the 1950s; and, finally venture into polychromatic designs, as others had begun doing? Here's another possibility: did Epstein, which offered much more than pennants by the mid-century, begin outsourcing their pennant production to some external supplier? If so ... what if that company was Trench? Below is the WS dueling pennant you referenced. Sure looks like it could be traced to Epstein--but, it has tassels, which Epstein seemed to have dropped by the 1950s. Bottom line: We need more information on Epstein. |
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While you’re at it, I’m still waiting for your ABCO(?) write up. |
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