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Old 02-16-2018, 06:39 PM
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How was the bank sold ? National leauge and American league? Was it a surprise when opening the box to find out what random player bats surrounded the bank ?
I see your bank has both American and National league player bats.
On a side note I have a bank with all the National league Team bats.
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Old 02-16-2018, 08:25 PM
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How was the bank sold ? National leauge and American league? Was it a surprise when opening the box to find out what random player bats surrounded the bank ?
I see your bank has both American and National league player bats.
On a side note I have a bank with all the National league Team bats.
Quitcrab,

I have no idea how it was sold. I won the bank off of eBay a long time ago. I guess it wouldn't be too hard to interchange the bats though. As long as it has the Roberto, I'm good.

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It definitely seems easier to find the banks with team names. I had one similar to this, but with team bats, so I sold it.
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1972 WNYF magazine...
Like the foreign magazines the oddball type publications with the player on the cover are always cool in my book. Again, never seen this one before.
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the back of the 58 white letter looks like a perforation on top?
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the back of the 58 white letter looks like a perforation on top?
Howard, not perforated...it's in one of those recessed screwdowns and those marks always appear when I scan.

Edited to add: I got crushed on your Dayton Daily...
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Edited to add: I got crushed on your Dayton Daily...
I was pretty stunned at what that went for! Be patient, I am sure another will turn up.
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I've seen pictures of Bill Mazeroski's 1960 World Series HR countless times and I've always wondered if Roberto was in the large group waiting for Maz to cross home plate. However, I had never really made an attempt to identify Clemente until I purchased this next item. With a little bit of research I've determined that, sure enough...he's there! He's the third player from the left (without his ball cap). Note the man behind him in the white shirt with his hands on Roberto's back.


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The following photos were found online and helped me positively ID Roberto...

Photo shows Maz approaching home with Dick Schofield (# 11) and Hal Smith (# 5) waiting at home, with Roberto just to the right. Note the man/boy in the white shirt standing directly behing Clemente with his hands on Roberto's back.


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