Show off your Mascots

[Piratedogcardshows]

Whether it be cards,postcards,pictures,whatever.One thing Baseball should have retained from the early days was the mascot.They come in many forms.Kids,dogs,goats,etc.Here is my favorite mascot and my favorite card all in one.

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by Jason

Whether it be cards,postcards,pictures,whatever.One thing Baseball should have retained from the early days was the mascot.They come in many forms.Kids,dogs,goats,etc.Here is my favorite mascot and my favorite card all in one.

I wonder what happened to the kid when he grew up?

[Brian Van Horn]

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[bnorth]

Originally Posted by Jason

Whether it be cards,postcards,pictures,whatever.One thing Baseball should have retained from the early days was the mascot.They come in many forms.Kids,dogs,goats,etc.Here is my favorite mascot and my favorite card all in one.

Jason that is one nice Series 7 card. I hope to own one some day. It is now by far my favorite mascot card.

[DixieBaseball]

My favorite mascot is from this SALLY Champs Chattanooga team PC from 1909. Although the Post card identifies the mascot as "sitting" I think it is obvious that is not the case - The Kelly mascot boy is a little taller for sure and doesn't have a mustache.

[Bosox Blair]

Surprised to be first to post this popular image:

[sycks22]

Fun card

[kkkkandp]

I've posted this Old Judge before, but here is the other half of the bookend pair of player/mascot cards:

[RUKen]

Here is the Chicago mascot in an image from Cap Anson's autobiography:

[kkkkandp]

Originally Posted by RUKen

Here is the Chicago mascot in an image from Cap Anson's autobiography:

Cool picture!

[The Nasty Nati]

Originally Posted by RUKen

Here is the Chicago mascot in an image from Cap Anson's autobiography:

That mascot means business!

[Joe_G.]

Originally Posted by RUKen

Here is the Chicago mascot in an image from Cap Anson's autobiography:

This is the first time I've seen that image, the image Willie Hahm's N172 is based on. Very neat indeed.

Here is what I believe may be the Detroit Wolverines International Association mascot of 1889/90. More research required to support or refute this belief.