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Old 08-11-2022, 09:08 AM
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Marty the question on ribbons is YES many pins did come with the ribbons and trinkets but which got what is just very random.... But as we can see it was a common practice .... Here is another image..
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Old 08-11-2022, 09:17 AM
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Thanks for sharing that one ..............haven’t seen it...

Would love to see that picture without the advertising......

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Way to go Scott! Great addition for your collection!
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Old 08-11-2022, 11:21 AM
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Personally, I love the attachments which were added to the pins by vendors in order to attract more buyers. I think it adds a lot if you can find the original attachments that hung on the boards outside stadiums.
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Old 08-11-2022, 11:35 AM
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Personally, I love the attachments which were added to the pins by vendors in order to attract more buyers. I think it adds a lot if you can find the original attachments that hung on the boards outside stadiums.
I do agree with you mike especially when its a unique hangar or ribbon. I see you have that little knife on your crossed bats pin. I have one on a Mantle pin. In todays society I dont think it would go over well.. LOL
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You’re right about the knife Al. You couldn’t sell that today at a ballpark. Do you agree that the souvenir business was pretty much destroyed in 1969 when MLB licensed their products? Pins and pennants after that suck.
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You’re right about the knife Al. You couldn’t sell that today at a ballpark. Do you agree that the souvenir business was pretty much destroyed in 1969 when MLB licensed their products? Pins and pennants after that suck.
I agree Mike... And as you know that little knife is very well made it really could stab someone and it would hurt!
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Way to go Scott! Great addition for your collection!
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