Large PM10 Pins (Part Two)

[Leon]

My family and I used to go to stock car racing events in Houston from the mid 1960s to early 1970s. I never saw any pins but remember the races quite well. Very interesting information. Thanks for sharing!!

[springpin]

I should not curse computers. It is through continued internet research that I established the identity of "the pinmaker," and did so within 24 hours of posting Part Two of my column on large PM10 pins. The definitive closure to this topic appears as an "Update" at the end of the column. Amen!!

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by springpin

I should not curse computers. It is through continued internet research that I established the identity of "the pinmaker," and did so within 24 hours of posting Part Two of my column on large PM10 pins. The definitive closure to this topic appears as an "Update" at the end of the column. Amen!!

Fantastic, fantastic, fantastic. I am looking at the racing pins alongside the large PM-10 baseball pins in your book and you have convinced me 100% as to their origin. Well done!

Two more things, though:

1) Do you think Russ Dodge or a relation of his was the ebay seller of the racing pins you bought?

2) Is there any way you could post a link to the story you found in 3wide?

What mystery is up next, Sherlock??

[springpin]

Rob,

Thank you so very much. It was a long journey.

1. No, as I said in the blog. it was the wife/son of Nat Kleinfield that was the source of the racing pins.

2. There are so many mysteries about pinbacks, I have no shortage of material. I am going to rest my brain for a few days until I go after my next pursuit. It really feels good when I finally figure something out.

Glad you liked reading the lengthy saga.

Best,

Paul

[springpin]

Rob,

3widespicturevault.com

[ooo-ribay]

Paul - it's cool you will have a legacy when you're gone.....it may be for a small audience but a legacy, nonetheless!

I would gladly pay for a soft bound compilation of your blogs.

Please solve the mystery of "where the hell did all those orange Ken Henderson pins go?"