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Old 06-28-2017, 05:19 PM
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Can't forget a piece that I waited up for half way through the night to make sure I won
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Old 06-29-2017, 06:07 AM
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This is really neat. What size is it?
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Old 06-29-2017, 06:40 AM
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This is really neat. What size is it?
Thanks Michael, its approximately 12" x 24"
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Jason...

The Mel Allen Die-cut Sign is really nifty. Is it simply advertising Yankee Tickets, or a brand of Beer? I would think the latter, but don't see any Brand Name or Logo. Great looking piece, either way!
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Old 06-29-2017, 10:50 AM
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The Mel Allen Die-cut Sign is really nifty. Is it simply advertising Yankee Tickets, or a brand of Beer? I would think the latter, but don't see any Brand Name or Logo. Great looking piece, either way!

The 3 rings is the logo for Ballantine Beer, long time sponsor of Yankees games.

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Yup. Ballantine beer. I wanted to have it signed when he was still alive, but never had an opportunity. I have another large Ballantine sign for the Yankees, but it is more generic.
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Wow... If that particular piece was made in this day and age, they would've played up the brand much more. I love the subtlety of it, as compared to the hard-hitting "in your face" advertising of today. Very classy!
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Thanks Michael, its approximately 12" x 24"
Thanks for the info. Love the graphics on that.
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Bob those bottles and ad piece are amazing. Thank you for sharing. Your eye for quality and passion for collecting are inspiring.
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Thanks Mike and all, your comments are very kind.
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Here is Campy also advertising Ballantine Beer
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Can't forget a piece that I waited up for half way through the night to make sure I won
Mike...Really great broadside...Where were the Fultons and Jacksons from...can you post a close up of the text at the bottom?...Can you say where and when you got it?...
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More of a modern advertising sign for the 1997 Pinnacle baseball cards.
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Old 07-01-2017, 05:55 AM
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Mike...Really great broadside...Where were the Fultons and Jacksons from...can you post a close up of the text at the bottom?...Can you say where and when you got it?...
You got it Carlton, and Thank You!.... I believe the "Fultons" are the Fultons Base Ball Club from Fulton Illinois that originated in 1867. They are the only Fultons I can find. I have yet to find any team named the "Jacksons". The piece came from a Memory Lane auction back in January.
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Old 07-01-2017, 12:39 PM
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You got it Carlton, and Thank You!.... I believe the "Fultons" are the Fultons Base Ball Club from Fulton Illinois that originated in 1867. They are the only Fultons I can find. I have yet to find any team named the "Jacksons". The piece came from a Memory Lane auction back in January.
Hey thanks for the closeup and details...nice find...well done...it's a beauty...I know broadsides and that's a good one!!
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Again, not sports but advertising nonetheless (and quite possibly the only one known to exist)....
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Great signs everyone. As a Yankees fan, I am digging that Mel Allen ad for Ballentine. I never knew Campy had a show during Yankees telecasts.

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