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Old 08-10-2016, 11:25 AM
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I picked up this card at the National. A bit larger than a standard card, smaller than a postcard. Blank backed:

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Have no idea what it is but it is sure an interesting group of folks
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..Sandy was six feet two inches tall --

...and he's the shrimp of the lot.....Drysdale is listed as six' , 6"......

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I'm surprised Joe Pepitone is holding a bat and not a hair dryer.
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souvenir photo from 1964 All-Star Game?

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souvenir photo from 1964 All-Star Game?

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That would be my guess also, though I can't ID the park--old Wrigley Stadium in LA, before the current park was built in '66?

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The game was played at Shea Stadium.
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Just going by some things I see. It has to be between 1962-64 which was the years the Colt 45s were around. Could very well be 1962 since Farrell was part of the festivities in that year. Cool card. Good luck

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1964 Baseball Stars - Present and Future Photocard. It looks like it was cut from a sheet. The sheet contained 2 other cards and the whole sheet books for 25 bucks in NM. I found it in the 2010 Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards.

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Adam:

Here is the sheet your photo came from.

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I agree with the 64 All-Star game. All in the photo were at the game and it appears they are by third base at Shea Stadium.
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Good catch.

I have the sheet; I will compare the two and see if the card matches it for size and print.
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