1914-1917 Minor League Pennants

[KNH]

Any keywords I should have included in the title that I missed? I thought there would be a little more bidding at this point.

[GoldenAge50s]

Kary---

You should put a link to your auctions here--Even I don't know your EBay ID!

[slidekellyslide]

Fred, here's a link to the auctions...

http://shop.ebay.com/ramsfan29/m.htm...1&_from=&_ipg=

Kary, you may be disappointed in the ending prices on these as they are generic and short of having a picture of fans in the stands at a game waving these pennants they just don't hold a lot of interest for pennant collectors if they can't be tied to baseball.

[KNH]

Good idea Fred. Thanks.

[william_9]

Hopefully you end up with a result that satisfies you. Ebay is tough to watch. It's seven days of exposure and ten seconds of action.

I am curious why you are selling them individually? I would think that they would have a lot more interest as a group. Not to mention the ebay fees would be lower.

[KNH]

william,
I listed them seperately because only 5 of the 8 are from the same league. I thought having the other 3 in the lot might hurt. Maybe I should have put the 5 in a lot. The total listing fees for my 8 auctions was less $4. Most of them were a free listing and I didn't pay anything for the pictures.

[GoldenAge50s]

Thanks Dan --- and Kary, I hope you get some late bids on those!

[KNH]

I relisted these pennants since they ended Sat. 11/21 when ebay's search feature wasn't working. I previously thought these were baseball pennants because they were purchased by a minor league player while he played during the 1914-1917 time period. I am pretty sure now that they are actually Souvenir Town Pennants. I am posting this so that anyone who was previously interested in these items knows that they are up for auction again.

Kary