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Old 09-12-2009, 08:23 AM
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You know they're old because the Indians are smiling...

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Old 09-12-2009, 08:39 AM
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And some Reds, Indians and Columbus odds and ends...

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Old 09-15-2009, 08:06 AM
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Default Really top-notch pieces from those that posted. Just beautiful.

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Old 09-19-2009, 01:57 AM
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Jimmy... those are two pristine autos from mega Hall-of-famers... awesome!

Below is a rare unaltered 1970 Indians Home Jersey that was worn by Ted Uhlaender. This is a single-year style with the nifty 3-D Font. IMO they shouldn't have abandoned this style so quickly, as it's beautiful in person.

Big Chief Eerie Doll... tough to find w/original box! Nowadays, they might face legal battles for this kind of merchandising...
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Tony Perez' Game-used Helmet from 1975. The Letter from Cincinnati Reds says that it's one of two he used that year, so it probably saw action in the World Series, with a 50-50 chance he was wearing it when he clobbered Bill Lee's Eephus pitch high over the Green Monster. One of my faves...

Also a nifty Redlegs game-used Jacket from the mid '50s...
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Vintage original TYPE I photograph...

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Old 10-17-2009, 12:39 PM
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Just uncovered these photos of Crosley Field, which my Dad took in 1969. A magical little Ballpark as I remember it at age 9. With the gigantic left field scoreboard and the incline terrace in the outfield (in place of a warning track) it had some really unique features. You can also see the press box, which sat high above the top deck!

These images brought back lots of memories. I traced one game to July 15, 1969, based on the scoreboard info (0-4 in the first inning, and Britton vs. Clay Carroll) I forgot Carroll was a starting pitcher back then (he later became a premier reliever in the 1970s Big Red Machine days).

There was apparently a second game against the Braves, as Johnny Bench is seen batting. Bench was hurt for the July 17 game, and was not playing (Pat Corrales played in his place, as evidenced on the scoreboard...)

Just wanted to share, as it was a real "score" to find these ektachrome slides after 40 years in storage!
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