Anyone Have Memorabilia Room Pictures to Share?

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by jb217676

Viewing your collection was worth straining my neck. Love it all!

++1...beautifully displayed!

[ajenks3378]

Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

++1...beautifully displayed!

Wow 1880nonsports those display are amazing...love the framed work
Andy

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

Chris your man cave room is one of the best I've ever seen. Holy cow!

[Mark70Z]

Joe & Jerry,

Really like how you have items displayed. I'm unsure why when I display memorabilia in a display case it always looks like a hoarder put the items in there, but when I view the display cases you guys have it looks awesome and organized. Thanks so much for sharing pictures of your collection as well as how you display your items.

[baseball tourist]

Finding some nooks and crannies to add a bit of my collection throughout the new place. Thank goodness for a wife that doesn't think my stuff should be relegated to a man cave only (especially because the place is too small to actually have a man cave!)

This first pic is a grouping of Toronto and Vancouver baseball items mixed with some miniatures etc. The second highlights a repurposed store display shelving unit, displaying game balls and autographed balls that I have personally caught and had signed over the years - haven't found a location for this yet. Third pic is of a Spalding football broadside that I have had for years. It is in terrible condition but is hand drawn and over painted - with great eye appeal (to my eyes anyway).

[Dewey]

I almost typed "i love your balls" by which I mean the case. Cool display.

[autograf]

@JimMurphy.........nice Pappy Van Winkle bourbon right there front and center..........

Great pictures!

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by baseball tourist

Finding some nooks and crannies to add a bit of my collection throughout the new place. Thank goodness for a wife that doesn't think my stuff should be relegated to a man cave only (especially because the place is too small to actually have a man cave!)

This first pic is a grouping of Toronto and Vancouver baseball items mixed with some miniatures etc. The second highlights a repurposed store display shelving unit, displaying game balls and autographed balls that I have personally caught and had signed over the years - haven't found a location for this yet. Third pic is of a Spalding football broadside that I have had for years. It is in terrible condition but is hand drawn and over painted - with great eye appeal (to my eyes E anyway).

Really Nice Chris.

[vintagesportscollector]

I've always found these Barrister bookcases to be good for displaying items. Picked this one up recently at an estate sale at a reasonable price to replace another shelf.

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