Let's see your Detroit Tigers memorabilia!

[Huck]

Tigers advertisement.

[Huck]

George Kell Wheaties advertisement.

[perezfan]

Thanks in advance for your patience and indulgence. Some early Pennants (please excuse the glare/reflection...)

[perezfan]

Mid-century Flannel Uniforms and Al Kaline's Hat, ca. 1950s...

[perezfan]

Tigers Stanford Pottery Bank
Ty Cobb Single-signed Ball and T206 "Bat Off Shoulder"
Ty Cobb Stall & Dean Trophy Cup
Jumbo Batting Tiger Figural Statue and Ty Cobb King of Clubs Sheet Music
Charlie Gehringer's Figural Tiger Desk Set (Gifted from his Teammates)
1930s Tigers Serving Tray and Modern Cobb Figures
Early Tigers Figural Pieces and Ty Cobb Blanket

That's it.... Happy Holidays to all Tiger Collectors!

[scooter729]

I have a couple of early Tigers season ticket books - one from 1912 (which I can't find a picture of at the moment), and this one from 1927 with a handful of tickets still remaining....

[thetahat]

Originally posted mistakenly in the pennant thread. Here are some rare ones …

[Huck]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Thanks in advance for your patience and indulgence. Some early Pennants (please excuse the glare/reflection...)

Nice pennants. Pennant wise this novice believes the Tigers have the best colors and design.

[thetahat]

Originally Posted by Huck

Nice pennants. Pennant wise this novice believes the Tigers have the best colors and design.

Agreed. The Tigers have the best pennants.

[Kzoo]

Here's an early oversized pennant, a 1912 Ty Cobb La Azora still attached panel of 2 cards and one of 2 large 4'x8' Tiger Stadium section signs that date to the mid 1930's. We purchased both of these large signs from the auction at the stadium before the city started the demolition. We didn't know when bidding because the auction company had awful photos and descriptions, but each large sign had a thin, aluminum overlay with vinyl letters/numbers pop-riveted on top of the original beauties. That was quite the surprise!

[WillowGrove]

Such great stuff. Matt, that panel of Cobb is interesting. Are those blank backs?

Somehow has a NY fan I can play in this thread. 1907 Tigers pillow anyone? I love this thing. Thanks again Mark.

[Huck]

Originally Posted by Kzoo

Here's an early oversized pennant, a 1912 Ty Cobb La Azora still attached panel of 2 cards and one of 2 large 4'x8' Tiger Stadium section signs that date to the mid 1930's. We purchased both of these large signs from the auction at the stadium before the city started the demolition. We didn't know when bidding because the auction company had awful photos and descriptions, but each large sign had a thin, aluminum overlay with vinyl letters/numbers pop-riveted on top of the original beauties. That was quite the surprise!

Great stadium sign!