Mid 70s Studio One Posters

[tod41]

Anyone collect them? Some appear exceedingly rare, some fairly common. Someone use to write a blog on these but that kind of fell off the trail about 10 years ago. I just picked the Seaver and Ryan which I had never seen for sale before.

[doug.goodman]

What do they look like?

[Scott Garner]

I would be interested in seeing the Ryan.
I likely own one, but don't recognize the Studio One name...

[tod41]

Here they are.

[Scott Garner]

Thanks for posting a picture.

Yes, I recall these now & I do have the Ryan.
1974-1976 era. At one time the Ryan would bring approximately $100-$125 in top condition, although the market might be a bit softer or stronger today, just like anything else.

I hope this helps!

[roarfrom34]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Thanks for posting a picture.

Yes, I recall these now & I do have the Ryan.
1974-1976 era. At one time the Ryan would bring approximately $100-$125 in top condition, although the market might be a bit softer or stronger today, just like anything else.

I hope this helps!

these were the ones sold in Sports Illustrated right?

[tod41]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Thanks for posting a picture.

Yes, I recall these now & I do have the Ryan.
1974-1976 era. At one time the Ryan would bring approximately $100-$125 in top condition, although the market might be a bit softer or stronger today, just like anything else.

I hope this helps!

Thanks Scott. I had been looking for the Seaver poster for years. I know they are not anywhere near mint but I was just happy to finally get them. Others like Mike Schmidt and Don Sutton are very easy to find.

[tod41]

Originally Posted by roarfrom34

these were the ones sold in Sports Illustrated right?

These are not Sports Illustrated. They actually took over the market from Sports Illustrated in the Mid-1970s before SI got back into the picture. These posters were sold through Mail Order in various sports magazines.