Mike Egners Pennant Guide Question

[bobfreedman]

What is the name of the guide and how can one purchase it?

[sayhey24]

Just google Mike Egner Pennant Guide, and it will come up on Amazon and a number of other sites.
It's called Vintage Pennant Price Guide.

Greg

[lefty147]

I have about 20 more Browns ones to add at this point and I would guess around 1,000 overall for the book. I have started on a revised edition. I would love to get any pictures of Browns ones you have that are very rare. Mike

[Tigerden]

Mike-Looking forward to the revised edition. Please let us know when you they will be ready for purchase. Adam

[lefty147]

I will for sure. It just takes a lot of time. I learned a lot the first time around and want to take the extra time to not make the same mistakes twice. Mike

[thecatspajamas]

Originally Posted by Tigerden

Mike-Looking forward to the revised edition. Please let us know when you they will be ready for purchase. Adam

+1

I don't deal with pennants a whole lot, but have found the current edition very helpful when I do. I'll definitely be picking up any future editions as well!

[mcgwirecom]

Hey, for you pennant collectors...whats the best, EASIEST way to mail them? I have some 1970's which are the stiff kind that can crease. What is the easiest way to mail? To do it flat makes it real large and may be easy to bend. Can you roll them losely and use a tube?

[perezfan]

Don't ever fold or bend them too tightly. The pre-1960s ones can be loosely rolled (as the felt is typically a lot softer). Many people are worried about the felt wrinkling or creasing, but the bigger concern is the painted graphics. If bent too severely, the graphics tend to pucker and/or crack.

I prefer packing them all flat, but that's obviously a more costly way to go. If a seller is hell-bent on rolling it up, I'll sometimes offer to pay extra shipping for the flat package. Hope this helps