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Old 10-02-2013, 02:12 PM
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Thanks all!

Scott...

I did have that info on Swayne Field and the Overland Company (thanks to a great Net54 thread a few years ago). For 2 years, Overland sponsored a Major League Exhibition Game in their home town of Toledo. 1914 was Athletics/Cubs. 1915 was Giants/Tigers.

They brought in major stars of the day like Cobb, Mathewson, Bender, Collins, Tinker, Evers, Chance, etc.... strictly as a "thank you" to their employees and their families! Can you imagine that happening today?

Here is the A's/Cubs Pennant from the 1914 Game...
Awesome!! No, I can't imagine that at all...
In the immortal words of Bob Dylan, "Times they are a changin'..."
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Old 10-02-2013, 08:34 PM
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All these pennants are amazing! I love them. Thanks for posting. I like various vintage stuff and as soon as I saw that pennant (thanks Mark!) I knew I wanted to try to get it.

Didn't bid enough. And I knew it but as someone else felt - this pennant wasn't as graphically interesting to me as other oldies I've seen. I do like the purple version better too.

I thought I'd post my only pennant below. I actually have a few Negro league pennants but don't consider them as interesting.

Great pennants guys. I also love photos of fans in the stands holding the pennants - anyone have any of those to post?

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This one is newer and was on Ebay if I remember correctly, but this boy is so proud of his beloved Yankees. Hopefully this attachment works.

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Old 10-02-2013, 10:27 PM
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Great Pic.... Pure joy!

Maybe that kid is now a collector, and is bidding against us
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Great Pic.... Pure joy!

Maybe that kid is now a collector, and is bidding against us
I agree, although I might consider a different waistline approach for Skippy. Perhaps strapping the belt around the waist, instead of the upper stomach would be good ?

Just sayin'...
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Old 10-03-2013, 11:13 AM
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I agree, although I might consider a different waistline approach for Skippy. Perhaps strapping the belt around the waist, instead of the upper stomach would be good ?

Just sayin'...
Not the best look...maybe it's a young Fred Mertz.

Today, that kid would be sporting those low baggy pants, with the gut pushing that waistline waaaaay down.
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Not the best look...maybe it's a young Fred Mertz.

Today, that kid would be sporting those low baggy pants, with the gut pushing that waistline waaaaay down.
Mark,
Definitely a young Fred Mertz!

BTW, my son is part of the demographic that you're describing.
We used to call it "low riding" in So Cal, but now they call it "sagging".
Thankfully no sagger's allowed in this house...
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I agree, although I might consider a different waistline approach for Skippy.
Exactly what I thought when I first saw the photo! Here I was thinking that it was something about old age that made guys start wearing their pants like that, but it appears that at least some just do it out of years of habit
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Any higher, he would have to unzip his fly to blow his nose.
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