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Old 04-09-2024, 07:35 PM
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Could be, but we’ve seen the Leo Must Go and Leo Must Stay….those are beseball.
That’s true. But the Leo Must Go and Stay pins have been clearly documented through ads selling them in the early 70s. In 50 years of collecting I have never seen this other Leo pin connected with Dorocher.
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That’s true. But the Leo Must Go and Stay pins have been clearly documented through ads selling them in the early 70s. In 50 years of collecting I have never seen this other Leo pin connected with Dorocher.
I defer to you, Mike!
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That’s true. But the Leo Must Go and Stay pins have been clearly documented through ads selling them in the early 70s. In 50 years of collecting I have never seen this other Leo pin connected with Dorocher.
Im with Mike 50 years of collecting I have never seen this pin associated with Leo Dorocher... Probably political.. who knows Even in Pauls book there are pins shown that over time had nothing to do with baseball he believed they were.. even if it is at best in my opinion a 10 to 20 dollar pin... If it were mine I absolutely not say its baseball.. Ed a big reach on this one my friend...
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Im with Mike 50 years of collecting I have never seen this pin associated with Leo Dorocher... Probably political.. who knows Even in Pauls book there are pins shown that over time had nothing to do with baseball he believed they were.. even if it is at best in my opinion a 10 to 20 dollar pin... If it were mine I absolutely not say its baseball.. Ed a big reach on this one my friend...
I wasn't sure, that's why I was asking. I don't want to misrepresent it for being something that it isn't.
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Even in Pauls book there are pins shown that over time had nothing to do with baseball he believed they were..
Very true. The Muchinsky book has a pinback from a Richmond minor league hockey team that he attributed to baseball.
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What do you guys think? Is this a baseball or football pin back? Maybe Chicago Cardinals football?
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What do you guys think? Is this a baseball or football pin back? Maybe Chicago Cardinals football?
Hi Jim That pin is for the University of Chicago football pin..Usually has a large metal football attached to it....
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Hi Jim That pin is for the University of Chicago football pin..Usually has a large metal football attached to it....
Thanks, Al. It’s part of a small group that I just picked up so I was hoping it had some kind of sports connection.
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This little gem just arrived from out in the wild. Can anyone tell me a year on this or if it’s part of an actual set? Or is it just considered a style of PM10? It’s even got the nice vintage rust on the backside.
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