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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>David Keller</b><p>Wanted to thank everyone again for showing your pins in the earlier thread. I learned a lot. That's why I'm posting this one....to learn more. I have these two, Reds and Tigers and based on their apparent age I figured that they were associated with the 1940 World Series. That is until I saw one for Pittsburg. Can anyone tell me anything about these? When were they distributed? How? Why? Appreciate your help.<br /><br /><br /><img src="http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u180/dave1000x/RedsPin000001.jpg">
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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>David Keller</b><p>I'm surprised no one has any thoughts on these. Have any of you seen any others besides the Reds, Tigers or Pirates?
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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>Mike H</b><p>I would guess it dates to the 30s or 40s but that is a complete guess. I don't think there is any info available on them. There isn't an example in Hake's or Muchinsky's books. Sorry<br />
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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>Clint</b><p>David- I've seen one of these before. It came with a group of other items from the Ralph Winegarner estate. He played in the 30's and 40's. I don't know what his connection to Detroit was unless it was as a scout or coach. I purchased another Tigers item from him that was in this group also.<br /><br />Clint
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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>Dan Bretta</b><p>I'm guessing that if the only one you've ever seen came from a player's estate then these were probably items only given to players. If Mike and I have never seen one and you've only seen one other I'm guessing these are pretty rare.
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Help Identifying Pins
Posted By: <b>David Keller</b><p>I've seen two Reds ones, one Tigers and one Pirates. I love the pin, but was just wondering about their origins. Thanks for the help.
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