Let's see your vintage hats / caps sold at the ballpark ect...

[Bumpus Jones]

Here's a one of mine...

[ooo-ribay]

Not as old as yours, but...

"Porky Pennant Hats" circa early 1960s, sold for $1.50

"Ladies Rooter Caps" same vintage, sold for $1.00

And, my personal favorite. Most likely, not an "official" product

[71buc]

Early 60's kids fedora and a photo of vendors outside of Forbes found online.

[Bumpus Jones]

Thanks fellas! Here's a kids beanie circa 1950.

[eastonfalcon19]

Boston Red Sox Hat

[Tigerden]

Originally Posted by 71buc

Early 60's kids fedora and a photo of vendors outside of Forbes found online.

Looks like the photo must have been taken during the 1960 World Series, the Yankees and Pirates pennants hanging up in the background are both League Champions pennants. Love stadium photos that show vendors hocking souvenirs.

[perezfan]

love the photo.... Great image!

[dwr11]

Here is a Bob Allison hat that was sold at Metropolitan stadium.

[Nashvol]

Does anyone have one of these? It looks like a popular purchase in Cooperstown, 76 years ago today!

[vintagesportscollector]

I have this c.1950 hat with all American League team logos, including Browns and Senators. Not sure if this was ever sold at a ball park, but sharing. (btw - I was thinking of putting this up on BST, so if there is any interest feel free to PM me).

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[ooo-ribay]

here are some more...probably sold retail and not at Seals or Candlestick. The two SF hats were made by the same company and I just noticed, for the first time, that the NY hat was made by the pennant company Keezer. "The Keezer Mfg. Co. Inc. Flags-Insignia-Felt Plaistow N.H. Made in U.S.A."

[da-bullman]

The dedication of the Museum and Hall of Fame started at noon, and just before that dignitaries came to the post office to share in the festivities. The Postmaster General presented his guests, who crowded the tiny post office, with personally signed sheets of stamps and specially made Centennial Souvenir Caps.

[Bumpus Jones]

Wow!

[Nashvol]

Originally Posted by da-bullman

The dedication of the Museum and Hall of Fame started at noon, and just before that dignitaries came to the post office to share in the festivities. The Postmaster General presented his guests, who crowded the tiny post office, with personally signed sheets of stamps and specially made Centennial Souvenir Caps.

That is awesome, Steve. Thanks!

[Scott Garner]

Very cool, Steve!

[SAllen2556]

Kid's hat - looks like a beach hat. No tag, and I have no clue how old. If anyone knows anything about it, I'd appreciate it.

[Ladder7]

A cheapo souvenir

[Bumpus Jones]

Thanks for everyone's contributions so far. Here's my latest addition...

[Scott Garner]

Chris,
Nice Reds beanie cap!
BTW, I think maybe I have seen a photo with a fan wearing one of those...

[Bumpus Jones]

Here's a Big Klu cap that I believe was sold at Crosley during the 50's. Let's see some more player or ballpark caps!

[ajenks3378]

Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

I have this c.1950 hat with all American League team logos, including Browns and Senators. Not sure if this was ever sold at a ball park, but sharing. (btw - I was thinking of putting this up on BST, so if there is any interest feel free to PM me).

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Joe I would date your hat exactly to 1949.
That would be the year after the Indians won the World Series.
Chief wahoo is staring up at his crown. They used that same logo on the opening day ticket from 1949.
Andy