Brooks Robinson and the Baltimore Orioles

[roarfrom34]

Originally Posted by ksfarmboy

Bill thank you. Do you have any Cal Jr minor league jerseys? I’ve seen one from Rochester in an auction and that’s it.

Clint:

No Cal's unfortunately, but I do own Bill's home & road Rochester tops from 1987 (plus a couple other MiLB ones).....I'll post more down the road:

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by roarfrom34

Clint:

No Cal's unfortunately, but I do own Bill's home & road Rochester tops from 1987 (plus a couple other MiLB ones).....I'll post more down the road:

Bill,

That's a great looking jersey!

[ksfarmboy]

Nice Bill! Rochester had some great looking jerseys throughout the years.

[Mark70Z]

Posted for Clint (ksfarmboy)

Another cool Witchita piece. A 1955 Witchita Indians duffle bag used by Steve Molinari.

Wichita Duffle Bag.jpg

[Mark70Z]

Day 135 (May 14, 2020 – 135)

The Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago issued cards since the early 20’s and today I’ve pictured a Brooks Exhibit card from 1963. In 1963 there was a set of 64 Stat Back cards that had the statistics on the back in red.

I typically don’t collect variations, but my understanding is there are a few different tints on these 1963 Exhibit Stat Back cards. From what I have read in the past there are possibly three tints (Red, B&W and Sepia). Who knows; I just like the cards, but if any of you have any further input or corrections please bring them up.

1963 Exhibit Stat Back

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Day 135 1963 b Exhibit Stat Back back.jpg

1963 Exhibit Stat back signed

Day 135 1963 c Exhibit Stat Back signed.jpg

[BaltOrioles]

Originally Posted by Mark70Z

Day 135 (May 14, 2020 – 135)

The Exhibit Supply Company of Chicago issued cards since the early 20’s and today I’ve pictured a Brooks Exhibit card from 1963. In 1963 there was a set of 64 Stat Back cards that had the statistics on the back in red.

I typically don’t collect variations, but my understanding is there are a few different tints on these 1963 Exhibit Stat Back cards. From what I have read in the past there are possibly three tints (Red, B&W and Sepia). Who knows; I just like the cards, but if any of you have any further input or corrections please bring them up.

1963 Exhibit Stat Back

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1963 Exhibit Stat back signed

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Mark,

I'm no expert on the Exhibit postcards, but do know there are several types featuring Orioles.

The first type are blank backs from around 1957-1966. Orioles included were Steve Barber, Jackie Brandt, Jim Gentile, Milt Pappas, Boog Powell, Brooks Robinson and Gus Triandos.

195766 Exhibit 01.jpg 195766 Exhibit 02.jpg

In 1962 and 1963, the cards were issued with the stats on the back. 1962 cards had stats up to 1961 and the 1963 cards had stats up to 1962.

The 1962 Stat Back Exhibits included Jim Gentile and Milt Pappas. The stats on the back were printed in both black and red. So two variations of each.

1962 Exhibit Stat-Back.jpg

The 1963 Stat Back cards included Luis Aparicio, Steve Barber, Jim Gentile, Milt Pappas and Brooks Robinson. The stats on the back were printed in red. There are color variations of the fronts. The two 1963 Milt Pappas cards show the B&W and sepia colors.

1963 Exhibit Stat-Back 01.jpg 1963 Exhibit Stat-Back 02.jpg

In 1980, Brooks Robinson was reissued in several color variations. This might be the red you are talking about.

1980 Exhibit.JPG

One other set that used exhibit cards, is the 1959 Dad's Cookies set from Canada. These cards are very rare. It's believed Dad's Cookies used exhibit postcards, with their ad printed on the back. The cards were stapled to bags of cookies, so staple holes are normal. Gus Triandos is the only Oriole.

1959 Dad's Cookies A.JPG 1959 Dad's Cookies B.JPG

[roarfrom34]

Great Exhibit cards...I've always liked those (never knew about those Dad's Cookies cards either!).

Some of you may remember Renata Galasso who was one of the early baseball card mail order dealers in the early part of the 1980's & who published a hobby magazine entitled Baseball-Hobby Card Report.

One of the very first publications that Cal Ripken Jr. appeared on was the cover of one of these magazines from the Summer of 1984. Here is the magazine and the original cover artwork done by famed baseball artist Ron Lewis:

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by BaltOrioles

Mark,

I'm no expert on the Exhibit postcards, but do know there are several types featuring Orioles.

The first type are blank backs from around 1957-1966. Orioles included were Steve Barber, Jackie Brandt, Jim Gentile, Milt Pappas, Boog Powell, Brooks Robinson and Gus Triandos.

In 1962 and 1963, the cards were issued with the stats on the back. 1962 cards had stats up to 1961 and the 1963 cards had stats up to 1962.

The 1962 Stat Back Exhibits included Jim Gentile and Milt Pappas. The stats on the back were printed in both black and red. So two variations of each.
The 1963 Stat Back cards included Luis Aparicio, Steve Barber, Jim Gentile, Milt Pappas and Brooks Robinson. The stats on the back were printed in red. There are color variations of the fronts. The two 1963 Milt Pappas cards show the B&W and sepia colors.
In 1980, Brooks Robinson was reissued in several color variations. This might be the red you are talking about.
One other set that used exhibit cards, is the 1959 Dad's Cookies set from Canada. These cards are very rare. It's believed Dad's Cookies used exhibit postcards, with their ad printed on the back. The cards were stapled to bags of cookies, so staple holes are normal. Gus Triandos is the only Oriole.

I really like the Exhibits, but do wish they used different poses for Brooks. I like the one they used, but a change, to me, should have been in order.

[BaltOrioles]

Originally Posted by Mark70Z

Posted for Clint (ksfarmboy)

Another cool Wichita piece. A 1955 Wichita Indians duffle bag used by Steve Molinari.

Attachment 399759

Clint,

You have some really cool Wichita items. That kind of stuff hardly ever shows up. I think I already posted the 1954 program, but here are the two programs from when the Indians were a Baltimore affiliate.

1954 Program

1954 Wichita Indians.jpg


1955 Program

1955 Wichita Indians.jpg