1909 Pennant

[perezfan]

Oops... Missed that one. I'll have to stop doing this remotely, trying to squeeze in posts between flights.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by perezfan

oops... Missed that one. I'll have to stop doing this remotely, trying to squeeze in posts between flights.

WHAT?!?!? Can't hear you because of this deafening silence!

[Shoeless Moe]

looks like the buying public believes the Baltimore one to be the more "real" of the 2....so far.....we'll see where they end on Sunday night.


The current Score:
Baltimore $127.50 (26 watchers)
Pittsburgh $22.50 (28 watchers)

[mjkm90]

Ok...I know my way around a pennant, so get me on that list fella

These pennants are complete rubbish. They are decorative, perhaps vintage (except Baltimore which is crap not rubbish), and charming, but they have little value and I wouldn't purchase them.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by mjkm90

Ok...I know my way around a pennant, so get me on that list fella

Take my place. Please.

[slidekellyslide]

This seller should be renamed Neil Armstrong for all the leaps he makes with his pennants. The "Indianapolis ABC's" pennant was laughable, but he just seems to be taunting us with these two listings. There is no point in emailing this guy either, he will not listen to reason and usually responds with 1000 word essays. The fact that he shows off this crap while linking to some of the most beautiful and expensive baseball pennants extant is hilarious.

[perezfan]

Now HERE is a clearly un-informed and less educated eBay seller....

He's sitting on a rare 1920 Cleveland Indians Pennant. Only known example of this style from the Indians mythical 1920 Championship season. A near priceless artifact which is one of only a few remaining links to that storied franchise. So scarce, it doesn't even appear in the Pennant Price Guide.

Yet the seller doesn't even hype its condition, value and immense importance... and is offering it to the public at an incredible price. I am amazed that it's still available, and will surely be gone by the time you click on the link...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-CLEV...#ht_390wt_1141

[BrockJacob]

This guy bought the Baltimore pennant off ebay the same day he listed it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Balt...p2047675.l2557

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Now HERE is a clearly un-informed and less educated eBay seller....

He's sitting on a rare 1920 Cleveland Indians Pennant. Only known example of this style from the Indians mythical 1920 Championship season. A near priceless artifact which is one of only a few remaining links to that storied franchise. So scarce, it doesn't even appear in the Pennant Price Guide.

Yet the seller doesn't even hype its condition, value and immense importance... and is offering it to the public at an incredible price. I am amazed that it's still available, and will surely be gone by the time you click on the link...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-CLEV...#ht_390wt_1141

Mark,

You're totally kidding about this Cleveland pennant, right??