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Old 01-14-2020, 11:17 AM
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Thanks Mark, it would bug me as well. I was just wondering if there was a glue that works well for this, as it's a shame to ruin the pennant. I was bummed when I saw the small box, especially since he only lives 30 miles from me and charged $15 for shipping. After I got the package, he said flat shipping would have cost $27. I told him that ebay's shipping service doesn't work well for pennants, and that flat shipping with USPS only costs $7-9.
Pennants can't be shipped flat via ebay for under $4.00 if you can keep the weight under 9 oz. Which I do all the time. That's in a soft plastic sleeve obviously, not a rigid one. Drives me crazy when a seller tries to make it sound like they're doing me a favor by charging $10+ for a single pennant.
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One other pro tip on shipping pennants...Use a box cutter to cut the cardboard the shape of the pennant. Don't ship rectangular. Why pay to ship all that extra cardboard?
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Kyle (Domer05) recently obtained an amazing collection of pennants from California circa 1912-1915. In that collection were these outstanding oversized Santa Clara and St. Mary's (Santa Clara's football and baseball rival) pennants that he made available to me (thank you Kyle!). (we definitely want to encurage Kyle to show some of the other pennants from the collection).
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Old 01-19-2020, 02:04 PM
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Default PCL pennant series; Seals, Oaks, Beavers, and Tigers; ca. 1910s
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Kyle (Domer05) recently obtained an amazing collection of pennants from California circa 1912-1915. In that collection were these outstanding oversized Santa Clara and St. Mary's (Santa Clara's football and baseball rival) pennants that he made available to me (thank you Kyle!). (we definitely want to encurage Kyle to show some of the other pennants from the collection).
Some recent pick-ups from a 1910-era collection of felt novelties I just acquired....
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Holy mackerel ... those are something else!
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Yikes...Super cool! Did anyone know these even existed? I've never seen and searching my usual sources returns nothing.
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I've only seen the Oaks version... maybe twice at auction in the last 30 years.

Super cool and uber-rare.... Incredible pickups!
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Some recent pick-ups from a 1910-era collection of felt novelties I just acquired....
Amazing group of pennants Kyle. Congratulations on this find.
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Thank you, all! Yeah, I was as surprised as anyone to find these four among the collection. I only knew of the Oaks version. It never occurred to me that these were part of a series.

Which means there has to be a Los Angeles Angels version out there, too. So ... time to check grandma's attic
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