Picture this...

[perezfan]

That’s what I figured... thanks David and Dan.

David, if yours was home-made, then someone really did a bang-up precision job.

Also, Danbury did make a ‘27 Yankees as well as a more modern Yankees. I cannot recall the exact year, but it has Jeter, Bernie, O’Neill, Posada, etc. So most likely one of those late ‘90s Teams. I think they also did the 1969 Mets, 1974 Athletics and 1955 Bums. Perhaps even more...

And I strongly agree with two things you said ...

1. For a more contemporary piece, these were very well executed.
2. Those static-infused styrofoam peanuts should be outlawed!

[Jerry G]

I don't remember who these ladies are but they're not shy.

BTW, these are the 1927 New York Yankees and 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers Danbury Mint teams. I also have the 1961 Yankees but, no more wrestling foxes. I am more than a little upset that they didn't make any Cardinals teams- like the 1934 Gas House Gang or the '64 or '67 Redbirds. I have an order form with all the available teams listed; somewhere. I'll try to find it and list the teams in the next couple of days.

[sayhey24]

David --

Love the cabinet with the different themes -- great idea!

Greg

[Kawika]

Originally Posted by sayhey24

David --

Love the cabinet with the different themes -- great idea!

Greg

Most of my baseball stuff is confined to my library. Didn't think it would be fair to my wife to impose pictures of sweaty men all over the house. The koa cabinet is one of just a few things in the house at-large - there is a Kreindler in the stairwell and a photo of Moose Skowron in the powder room - that might tip a person off that a vintage baseball collector lived here, and this way we can also present stuff that is meaningful to the both of us.

[Bumpus Jones]

Creating detail images of my memorabilia is another aspect of photography I really enjoy and I've always thought this image of "The Schnozz" Ernie Lombardi was used to make this pin.

[jpop43]

Some years ago we were privileged to have facets of our collection included in a series of 'Collectographs' created by an absolutely wonderful photographer, Mr. Tony Dube, out of CT.

He came to our home for the photoshoots and brought these amazing arrangements to life. The images of our collection, along with that of several other collectors were reflected in a calendar he published in 2014.

My everlasting thanks to Tony!

[Huysmans]

Great photos and killer items Jonathan!