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Old 04-08-2018, 05:39 PM
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I'm not sure how the '69 compares to following--haven't seen one, but the '67 and '68 differ in subtle ways. The '67 has a smoother/glossier type surface whereas the '68 is almost imperceptibly rippled-like. Also, the '67 has ever-so-slightly wider boarders, whereas the '68 has an ever-so-slightly larger photo compared to slightly narrower boarders (the whole card of course measures exactly alike).
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I'm not sure how the '69 compares to below--haven't seen one, but the '67 and '68 differ in subtle ways. The '67 has a smoother/glossier type surface whereas the '68 is almost imperceptibly rippled-like. Also, the '67 has ever-so-slightly wider boarders, whereas the '68 has an ever-so-slightly larger photo compared to slightly narrower boarders (the whole card of course measures exactly alike).
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Image is a little light, but definitely Roberto.

ca. 1960s Snapshot Photo...


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That shot (obviously if it was clearer) would've made a really cool looking baseball card!!
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That shot (obviously if it was clearer) would've made a really cool looking baseball card!!
I agree Darren, I bought it in a small lot of Pirates photos and the seller didn’t ID Roberto. Wish it was more clear too, but I’ll take what I can get.
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1960 Pittsburgh Pirates placemats...

The first one pictured is the most common. I believe I have seen versions with advertisements on the bottom border. From my experience, the 2nd and 3rd placemats are much more difficult to find. Although in rough shape, I really like the 2nd one as it also pictures the 1960 Yankees.










ca. 1961 Pirates Ticket envelope (not 100% sure)...






ca. 1960s Pirates souvenir sheet. Note they used the Willie Mays nodder and applied Pirates decals to it...also priced at $1.50.




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Mike that snapshot is very cool. Here is Type 1 Photo of Roberto receiving his 1962 Gold Glove Award.
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Image is a little light, but definitely Roberto.

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Very cool photo! Pirates added numbers to the front of their jerseys in 1962, so it was taken before that. Looks like some kind of platform is set up around third base behind him.
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Very cool photo! Pirates added numbers to the front of their jerseys in 1962, so it was taken before that. Looks like some kind of platform is set up around third base behind him.
Thanks George, I’m not good at placing dates on uniforms. So you think probably 1961-62 or could it be late 50s?
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