September Pickups

[dcdopson]

Originally Posted by 71buc

I check both Hunt and Collectible Classics regularly. Both sites normally have a good selection of Pirates items. For some reason this ticket has proven to be elusive. There was little media and public interest at the time. Compounding this there were only 11,278 fans in attendance. These factors likely contribute to the scarcity. This is my all time favorite team and the Sept. 1, 1971 stub serves as a symbol of what made that team so cool. They were Curtis Mayfield, Celia Cruz, Mick Jagger, Carlos Santana, and Johnny Cash dressed in mustard yellow, black, and white double knits. If that team had a soundtrack I think Santana's Jingo would have been perfect. I'm rambling, forgive me its an illness

http://m.mlb.com/news/article/24052540/
http://triblive.com/x/pittsburghtrib...#axzz3Eud3r7kE
http://baseballguru.com/markusen/ana...arkusen01.html
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=...D57F538FC9CCD6

Here is the game used kiosk contact at PNC, not sure if you have this or not. I'll check with a few of the local antique shops around here. PiratesKiosk@gmail.com

[71buc]

Originally Posted by dcdopson

Here is the game used kiosk contact at PNC, not sure if you have this or not. I'll check with a few of the local antique shops around here. PiratesKiosk@gmail.com

Wow...thanks I appreciate the help. It certainly serves to take off a bit of the sting of last nights debacle.

[Nashvol]

I'm a few days late with this. Along with a "Happy Birthday" from my favorite forum (thanks Leon), I received this from one of my favorite grandsons (okay, they're all my favorites) Four-year-old Jackson sent it from Denver...

[71buc]

Now that's a keeper!

[eastonfalcon19]

Wow! My son is Jackson he will be 4 in December and he calls my dad "Pop". Great piece.