PCL Pre-wwii
 

I know we have a lot of great PCL stuff - post up.

Here's an 11 x 14 sepia-toned photo of the 1928 Portland Beavers, taken outside of the SF Seals stadium. This had been hanging on a car dealership wall for many years, then was removed and stored for decades along with several others from the same period:

First two posts from WA State
 

Here's an artifact from the PCL version of "Eight Men Out".

For those of you not familiar:

http://library.la84.org/SportsLibrar...6/NP1996zh.pdf

Not quite Pre-War but mighty close.:D

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3 RPPCs and a photo:

Wrigley LA c1941. Something big going on ??. Movie cameras, on-field seating, dignitaries, cops at home plate.

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Steve,
All Star game or World Series? Bunting surrounds the stadium...

Pcl
 

Pacific Coast League (click "show all" at the bottom of each gallery, and click on any image for an enlarged view and a description):

1. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p82778321

2. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p456549431

3. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p107169825

4. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p960625891

5. http://www.sportingoregon.com/p554550325

6. Almost PCL: http://www.sportingoregon.com/p110092844

Some 2013 additions include a 1913 pass signed by Portland team owner William Wallace McCredie, a Western Playground of Bill Rapps, and a 1905 game action cabinet photo taken at Portland's stadium. If you have Portland PCL to sell or trade, including photos or postcards, please contact me.

1937 San Diego team w/Ted Williams..............

1930s LA Angels mini pennant
 

I picked this one up earlier this year. It is 8-3/4 inch long and is made of thin felt. I know there has to be older Angels pennants out there, but this is the oldest one I've seen in my short time collecting.

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1935 Pebble Beach Lefty O'Doul

Los Angeles Railway tickets advertising PCL games:

http://photos.imageevent.com/exhibit...ticket%202.jpg
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1940 Seals album signed by 23 / 25 members:

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...ams/Seals1.jpg http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m...ams/Seals2.jpg

More PCL goodies
 

1912 and 1913 IW Harper Whiskey PCL schedules, SF and Portland

In the interest of keeping this thread alive....
 

...here's another:
1931 SF Call Bulletin Eddie Moore

Graham was the PCL President in 1910 I believe...

1922 Portland players including Jim Thorpe's last year of professional baseball (he only played in 35 games).

Rob M.

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Wow. Nice Thorpe!

Joltin Joe
 

Joe D Seals RPPC

Thorpe, etc.
 

Not PCL, but worth including as a companion to the one shown above is this iconic photo of Jim Thorpe in 1921 playing with the Toledo Mud Hens. It's the most recent addition to http://www.sportingoregon.com/ and is my favorite Thorpe image. The bat looks like a matchstick in his hand.

But to stick with the PCL theme, also shown is a 1914 photo of game action at Ewing Field, rare because baseball was played there for just one year. It shows the top of the sixth inning of the second game of a September 13 doubleheader between the Oakland Oaks and San Francisco Seals

I love the Thorpe's

1904 Pacific National League Pass
 

The Pacific National League was formerly the Pacific Northwest League. There's a great deal of history behind the name change and what happened next, more than space here allows. As the pass shows, in 1904 the league had dropped to four teams: the Boise Fruit Pickers, Spokane Indians, Butte Miners, and Salt Lake City Elders. If you have early Pacific Northwest baseball material to sell or trade, please contact me. Thanks.

Just curious, today I was offered two 1974-78 PCL 'used' baseballs (looked like typical game use, perhaps a little more) for $10 each. I passed. What is the value of such items?

Depends on the amount of use. I would estimate something like $50-60 for a nice one and go down from there depending on wear. If all the stamping was legible, I'd say $10 would have been a pretty good price, but not a kick-yourself-in-the-morning-for-passing-it-up kind of deal. That's just a gut-check number though, not based on any actual sales.

Added this in November along with some other PCL items.

Thanks, Lance.

1932 Portland Beavers Team Signed Program
 

Includes autographs of Spencer Abbott, Nick Williams, Johnny Monroe, Paul Zahniser, Lou Finney, Fred Berger, Bob Johnson, Joe Bauman, Mike Chozen, Ed Lipanovic, Jim Keesey, Joe Palmisano, Hank McDonald, John Fitzpatrick, Pinky Higgins, Frank Osborn, Bob Reeves, Lou Koupal, Eddie Milligan, James Peterson, John Prudhomme, Ben Sankey, Bill Shores, and Art Jacobs.

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It is for sale, so if anyone is interested please PM me.

Tom C

Another add to the group of shots. it was a double-header this day for the Hollywood Stars vs. Seattle Raniers from my research. Also the day of Lou Gehrig's famous farewell speech...