Please share your Cincinnati Reds items

[Mark70Z]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

That looks like Art Fowler holding up his arm, and Joe Nuxhall supporting it. Is that Wally Post below Frank Robinson, and Brooks Lawrence standing next to Nuxhall, with Roy McMillan kneeling below him?

I wasn’t sure of any other than Frank. Thanks for the response.

[todeen]

1943, when Lombardi was with the Giants, but still an awesome photo. Type 3 or Type 4. Associated Press stamp on the back.

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[Scott Garner]

Awesome photo of The Schnozz, Tim!

[todeen]

I'm in search of this card out of 2024 Topps Tier One: Barry Larkin 3 patch 1/1 with the letter S. It sold in October. I picked up the R & E over the holidays, and they were /25. I'm also looking for the letter D, but I haven't seen it pop up on ebay. I would love to complete the 4 card set! Your help is needed. Thanks.




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[REG1976]

Big Red Machine

[Andy Sandler]

One is the 1950's and the other a 1970 scroll. I am having trouble bringing the pictures here.

[Big Red Machine]

Here are a couple of my favorite Reds items.

[todeen]

1940 WS publicity photo, expected lineup for game 1. Boston Herald archive.




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[doug.goodman]

Score sheet scored by the Reds public address announcer, Walter "Rip" Van Winkle from Lon Warneke's No-Hitter on 8/30/41

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

Score sheet scored by the Reds public address announcer, Walter "Rip" Van Winkle from Lon Warneke's No-Hitter on 8/30/41

Neat Lon Warneke scoresheet, Doug! Thanks for posting this.

Here is a full ticket to Warneke's no-hitter and a display tribute to Lon's big day at Crosley that I put together recently.

The ticket is the only one that I've ever seen.

[perezfan]

Well this one goes back in time about as far as you can, when it comes to the Reds or Baseball in its entirety.

1869 Sheet Music "The Red Stockings", featuring portrait images of George and Harry Wright, as well as Pitcher Asa Brainerd as the center subject (pitching underhanded!) A recent pickup that had been on my radar for a very long time. So tough to find in any condition, and this one is a beauty...

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by perezfan

1869 Sheet Music "The Red Stockings"... and this one is a beauty...

It certainly is Mark. Congrats.

[Scott Garner]

Super cool, Mark!

[perezfan]

Thank you Doug and Scott!

[Scott Garner]

New glove showcase that allowed me to finally display my Vandy Goldsmith JDM model glove, vintage signed ball from 1939-1941 and an unknown colorful advertising piece from the same period.

[REG1976]

My Christmas present from my son, that he won at a Hotel in Cincinnati that was having a silent auction in December of 2024

[sicollector1954]

Up until a year ago....I had no gamers from the Reds...now all of a sudden I have 2. Will be getting letters for them in the next year or so.

[perezfan]

Two of the best one could ever hope for... Congrats!

[HankAaron755]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

New glove showcase that allowed me to finally display my Vandy Goldsmith JDM model glove, vintage signed ball from 1939-1941 and an unknown colorful advertising piece from the same period.

Love the display. Great way to showcase the ball and glove.

[jimq16415]

I nhave a question about these ticket stubs. They're 1972 NLCS sending the Reds to the World Series.

One ticket is red and the other kind of pink. I've also seen them green but I don't have any green ones to show.

Does anybody know why they came in different colors? I was thinking maybe it had to do with which gate you entered but I really have no idea.

Thanks in advance!

[Brent G.]

I grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, in the '80s and the Reds were on our local station (until 1989). These were not great years to be a Reds fan, but I loved Dave Concepcion and Mario Soto, making the 2.5-hour drive to Riverfront in the summer, and shopping at the Kings Island Reds gift shop.

[Bigdaddy]

Originally Posted by Brent G.

I grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, in the '80s and the Reds were on our local station (until 1989). These were not great years to be a Reds fan, but I loved Dave Concepcion and Mario Soto, making the 2.5-hour drive to Riverfront in the summer, and shopping at the Kings Island Reds gift shop.

Mario sporting the Wilson A2000C model - classic.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by HankAaron755

Love the display. Great way to showcase the ball and glove.

Thanks Nick!

[Bumpus Jones]

let's keep it going with this crosley usher cap and employee pin

[REG1976]

Here are some more Reds

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by Bumpus Jones

let's keep it going with this crosley usher cap and employee pin

Love the cap!!!

[Brent G.]

Originally Posted by Bumpus Jones

let's keep it going with this crosley usher cap and employee pin

Man that is just BEAUTIFUL.

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by jimq16415

I nhave a question about these ticket stubs. They're 1972 NLCS sending the Reds to the World Series.

One ticket is red and the other kind of pink. I've also seen them green but I don't have any green ones to show.

Does anybody know why they came in different colors? I was thinking maybe it had to do with which gate you entered but I really have no idea.

Thanks in advance!

I always thought the color denoted the type of seat i.e. box, reserved, etc. I could well be wrong.

[jimq16415]

Originally Posted by ooo-ribay

I always thought the color denoted the type of seat i.e. box, reserved, etc. I could well be wrong.

Thanks! I had a game 5 stub years ago and it was red. You're probably right.

[Cody77]

Here are some items from my collection. Just a few samples of some of the more uncommon items. Thanks for looking!

[doug.goodman]

Great stuff Cody

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by Cody77

Here are some items from my collection. Just a few samples of some of the more uncommon items. Thanks for looking!

Lots of wonderful images! Congrats.

[Cody77]

Thanks!

[todeen]

Purchased what are supposedly Topps Vault photos of Barry Larkin from 1995. I've been hoping for items like this to come along for a while.








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[Andy Sandler]

Hi Everyone!
I have a 1883 Cincinnati Red Stockings American Association scorecard program and a 1940's Willard Hershberger Hutch baseball glove. He committed suicide during his season with the Reds. However, I am having problems getting the pictures up, here. Sorry.

[LEHR]

I do not have many Reds items, but here's my favorite. It's a c.1888 cabinet of Kid Baldwin.

[Chris Counts]

Here's a framed calendar page from 1936 that celebrates the first night game in MLB history at Crosley Field. It's difficult to get a good photo due to the glare of the glass. In the close-up photo, the woman pictured bears a striking resemblance to the character Glenn Close played in "The Natural," right down to the contrast of her blonde hair and white dress juxtaposed against a sea of dark suits and hats. The scene is the one where Roy Hobbs finally breaks a hitting slump by smashing the clock in Wrigley Field. That's the family dog, by the way, photobombing the first photo.

[todeen]

Originally Posted by Chris Counts

Here's a framed calendar page from 1936 that celebrates the first night game in MLB history at Crosley Field. It's difficult to get a good photo due to the glare of the glass. In the close-up photo, the woman pictured bears a striking resemblance to the character Glenn Close played in "The Natural," right down to the contrast of her blonde hair and white dress juxtaposed against a sea of dark suits and hats. The scene is the one where Roy Hobbs finally breaks a hitting slump by smashing the clock in Wrigley Field. That's the family dog, by the way, photobombing the first photo.

that's a really neat item. thanks for sharing

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