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Old 11-18-2011, 12:19 PM
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Vintage, original, first generation 1956 period Gallo photo - Mick's favorite - with original Raymond Gallo Photographer stamp (no zip code). They don't get much better than this!!!

This 11X14 beauty hung in Mickey's office during the first few years of his Holiday Inn.
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Old 11-18-2011, 01:05 PM
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Craig,

I've always loved that shot, and for the life of me, can't remember ever seeing anything even remotely resembling an original. Now, the eyes have it!

More! More! More!!!

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Old 11-18-2011, 01:43 PM
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Thanks Graig. More to come - just don't know when.
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I was lucky to get the total package: Glove with original tag and string attached, copy of magazine ad and the plastic packaging.
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Old 11-19-2011, 07:37 AM
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And what a package it is - just beautiful!!! Congratulation on a terrific acquisition. I've always loved that ad. I wonder if there is a cardboard version of the ad?
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And what a package it is - just beautiful!!! Congratulation on a terrific acquisition. I've always loved that ad. I wonder if there is a cardboard version of the ad?
Craig -
Thanks. I thought you would enjoy seeing the total package.
As far as a cardboard version of the ad - I have never seen one.
Since it is for Armour Franks, I would think a grocery store / super market would have been the place that a cardboard advertising sign would have been used. Probably would have been a difficult placement in the deli section.
But then again - items do show.
Your Mantle photo is outstanding - how did you get that one?
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Vintage, original, first generation 1956 period Gallo photo - Mick's favorite - with original Raymond Gallo Photographer stamp (no zip code). They don't get much better than this!!!

This 11X14 beauty hung in Mickey's office during the first few years of his Holiday Inn.
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Craig,

I've always loved that shot, and for the life of me, can't remember ever seeing anything even remotely resembling an original. Now, the eyes have it!

More! More! More!!!

Graig
Hey Craig/Graig... I completely agree with Graig/Craig. I too have never seen that image in a TYPE 1. Truly remarkable. Wish I had it. And as if that alone wasn't enough, your example is oversized and belonged to the Mick his own self! A Triple-Crown winning Mantle photo that would be a cornerstone in any Baseball Photography Collection.
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Old 11-19-2011, 10:01 AM
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Thanks Jimmy. There is just something about this image that perfectly captures all the qualities that I loved about Mickey.
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Old 11-19-2011, 10:25 AM
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Type I - 1952 Spring Training. To me Mickey's expression seems both majestic and pensive at the same time - perhaps conveying the conflicting sense of confidence and self-doubt that he still felt going into his sophomore year.
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