1904 cincinnati reds stenzel rooter pins

[pedodds]

I finally got my two pins in. Nothing compared to what you guys got but I'm happy!



I had a couple of interior and exterior views of his Exchange to accompany the pins....








This one is from the great flood of 1913 when downtown Cincinnati was flooded into the stadium and surrounding community.



I also have a nice little note from his great-granddaughter.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by pedodds

I finally got my two pins in. Nothing compared to what you guys got but I'm happy!



I had a couple of interior and exterior views of his Exchange to accompany the pins....








This one is from the great flood of 1913 when downtown Cincinnati was flooded into the stadium and surrounding community.



I also have a nice little note from his great-granddaughter.

AWSOME post!~ Love the pics

[Joe2007]

Amazing those are so cool! I am not far from Cincinnati so I'll have to keep my eyes open for them when treasure hunting at estate auctions and in antique shops. You never know what will turn up in the oddest places where you would never expect it.

[pedodds]

Cool! Good Luck! I'm in!!

Originally Posted by Joe2007

Amazing those are so cool! I am not far from Cincinnati so I'll have to keep my eyes open for them when treasure hunting at estate auctions and in antique shops. You never know what will turn up in the oddest places where you would never expect it.

[bgar3]

Love the photos John.

[Bumpus Jones]

That's great John. Thanks for sharing!

[Huysmans]

I wonder what happened to the 40 mounted photos of boxers behind the pool table? Gazette supplements? Cabinets? They look larger than T3s.

[prewarsports]

I have some stuff from his estate, a mini-bat that was his son's, a couple pieces of pottery and trophies and a bunch of family photographs, but no rooter pins.

[pedodds]

That's neat Rhys! I'd love to know what that entails? Is it all listed in your store?

Originally Posted by prewarsports

I have some stuff from his estate, a mini-bat that was his son's, a couple pieces of pottery and trophies and a bunch of family photographs, but no rooter pins.

[pedodds]

I can't tell you how many times I've looked at that image under magnification looking for anything from his playing days. I can't understand why there isn't really anything baseball in the cabinet? Maybe boxing was popular at the time with the patrons? I love the depth of the image, however! I've always assumed that was him behind the bar closest to the camera?

Originally Posted by Huysmans

I wonder what happened to the 40 mounted photos of boxers behind the pool table? Gazette supplements? Cabinets? They look larger than T3s.