Brooks Robinson and the Baltimore Orioles

[Mark70Z]

I haven’t seen that napkin before; very cool. Looks like those items are in great shape.

Please keep me in mind if you see any more of Camden Yard plates. I’d like to pick one up.

Love the ‘66 WS leaping plate. I also wondered if there was anything else put out that was related to this piece.

[ksfarmboy]

Those last three items are pretty neat, haven’t seen any of them before.

[Chstrite]

Thanks, Mark and Clint. I love how they fit together. That Bird….

I will keep an eye out on the Camden Club Plate

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by Chstrite

Thanks, Mark and Clint. I love how they fit together. That Bird….

I will keep an eye out on the Camden Club Plate

So, the question is what is your favorite Oriole BIRD?

[Chstrite]

Day 54 – 24 February 2024
Not sure how to describe the item on the left measuring 5 inches by 2.5 inches. It appears to be an ash tray and a small expresso mug or tooth pick holder. The larger mug to the right of it measures 6.5 inches and appears to be a coffee mug. Both appear to be from the 1950s displaying the Hartzell Bird.

[Chstrite]

Day 55 – 25 February 2024
Today I am happy to share with you two of my vintage 1954 Baltimore Oriole Steins. I think these are from 1954. It is my understanding there are at least 3 different sizes. Can anyone confirm? Show a picture a describe how different. I think the third one is smaller and wider. Both have a metal lid that lifts up. The one on the left is 8.5 inches tall and more narrow and the one on the rightt is about 8 inches tall and wider. They were both made in Germany. The steins are a bit pricy and difficult to find.

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by Chstrite

Day 55 – 25 February 2024
Today I am happy to share with you two of my vintage 1954 Baltimore Oriole Steins. I think these are from 1954. It is my understanding there are at least 3 different sizes. Can anyone confirm? Show a picture a describe how different. I think the third one is smaller and wider. Both have a metal lid that lifts up. The one on the left is 8.5 inches tall and more narrow and the one on the rightt is about 8 inches tall and wider. They were both made in Germany. The steins are a bit pricy and difficult to find.

I’ve heard there are at least three different sizes. I don’t have them personally, but that’s my understanding. There’s definitely a smaller one that’s about 6.5” and is the wider type.