I slipped in a heavy plastic bag ( mattress size cut down ) and it is at the foot of my bed on the Floor. Its pretty cool to walk accros it everyday !
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I slipped in a heavy plastic bag ( mattress size cut down ) and it is at the foot of my bed on the Floor. Its pretty cool to walk accros it everyday !
Junior Griffey
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This was generously sent to me by George Calfas, he pack pulled it from a pack at Wal Mart.
magicpapa
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Breakey upper deck
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This is kinda neat I think.
It is a cut autograph of Ray Dandridge but the cut is actually of his wife Henrietta Dandridge.
It is a cut autograph of Ray Dandridge but the cut is actually of his wife Henrietta Dandridge.
jay1065
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Rubber ducky, you're the one.....
IUjapander
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I'm not sure if this qualifies, but no one has shown a dinner tray yet
And the reason I bought it
And the reason I bought it
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gmarutiak
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I worked for the Altoona Curve for a year, back in 2003. Somehow, an entire uniform made its way into my trunk.
Now, whenever I go to Piratesfest every year, I have Curve alum who made it to the Pirates sign the jersey and inscribe the years they played for the Curve:
Now, whenever I go to Piratesfest every year, I have Curve alum who made it to the Pirates sign the jersey and inscribe the years they played for the Curve:
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gmarutiak
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You are correct in Craig Pursley. It's odd, since his sig doesn't appear on either piece of original artwork, but does appear on the 8x10 giveaway version of each:
Krom
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Grove auto on magazine pic.
michaelstepper
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Great items!
Sweet grove
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Sweet grove
Sent from my iPhone
cjedmonton
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Probably not a true one-of-a-kind, but there can't be too many like these out in the wild.
I'm not getting too comfortable with it, though.....someone could very well take it home before the end of the season in my bingo contest.
I'm not getting too comfortable with it, though.....someone could very well take it home before the end of the season in my bingo contest.
bongo870
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a 6 inch by 6 inch piece of turf from the vet stadium:
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Program from an ALS fishing tournament that Hrbek is part of each year. I have two years of these as I have fished in this tournament. If you didn't know Kent's dad died of AlS and has been a big advocate for ALS research and care of.
I also have a Hrbek menu from Target Feild.
I also have a Hrbek menu from Target Feild.
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jimfalbo21
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I Love it!
joey12508
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Got this ip on a flyer put it in a frame.
muskiesfan
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There were several things I wanted to post, but I decided I would just go with this one.
My dad gave this to me. He is also a Reds fan and his all-time favorite is Johnny Bench. For his birthday in 1967, his dad took him to a Reds game at Crosley Field. They were playing the Giants and my dad was hoping to get Mays, Marichal, and McCovey. However, my grandfather told him to go up to the young Reds player and get his autograph. He had been in the majors for around a week.
A 1967 scorecard signed by a very young Johnny Bench. Turned out to be my father's favorite player and a pretty good catcher too. One day I may get it authenticated and framed.
I forgot to add. I think it's unique because of the scorecard and I'm not too sure how many 1967 Johnny Bench autographs there are. I have no doubt that there are some, but it is a very different autograph than what we are used to seeing. The family story/connection strengthens the uniqueness to me.
My dad gave this to me. He is also a Reds fan and his all-time favorite is Johnny Bench. For his birthday in 1967, his dad took him to a Reds game at Crosley Field. They were playing the Giants and my dad was hoping to get Mays, Marichal, and McCovey. However, my grandfather told him to go up to the young Reds player and get his autograph. He had been in the majors for around a week.
A 1967 scorecard signed by a very young Johnny Bench. Turned out to be my father's favorite player and a pretty good catcher too. One day I may get it authenticated and framed.
I forgot to add. I think it's unique because of the scorecard and I'm not too sure how many 1967 Johnny Bench autographs there are. I have no doubt that there are some, but it is a very different autograph than what we are used to seeing. The family story/connection strengthens the uniqueness to me.
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Bob Loblaw
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Bob Loblaw
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a 6 inch by 6 inch piece of turf from the vet stadium:
Be careful. It's possible that this is killing dutch.
Synthetic Turf Chemicals
Juan Gris
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There were several things I wanted to post, but I decided I would just go with this one.
My dad gave this to me. He is also a Reds fan and his all-time favorite is Johnny Bench. For his birthday in 1967, his dad took him to a Reds game at Crosley Field. They were playing the Giants and my dad was hoping to get Mays, Marichal, and McCovey. However, my grandfather told him to go up to the young Reds player and get his autograph. He had been in the majors for around a week.
A 1967 scorecard signed by a very young Johnny Bench. Turned out to be my father's favorite player and a pretty good catcher too. One day I may get it authenticated and framed.
I forgot to add. I think it's unique because of the scorecard and I'm not too sure how many 1967 Johnny Bench autographs there are. I have no doubt that there are some, but it is a very different autograph than what we are used to seeing. The family story/connection strengthens the uniqueness to me.
Awesome piece! Bench had a fantastic signature then and now.
JackLondon
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This Carew book was signed by him at a signing years and years ago. Special crossover item for me: a Carew item and an autographed book.
From my Fregosi collections, here are a couple rarish items.
First, this is a postcard he sent from Spring Training, way back in 1962 from Palm Springs (where Angels used to have their Spring Training)
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Also have this neat promotional radio poster with Jim right in the middle. Weird size, so tough to find a poster frame for it:
And for my Jack London collection, there are a ton of unique items, but here is an especially cool one. It is a personal check written and signed by Jack:
From my Fregosi collections, here are a couple rarish items.
First, this is a postcard he sent from Spring Training, way back in 1962 from Palm Springs (where Angels used to have their Spring Training)
Front
Back
Also have this neat promotional radio poster with Jim right in the middle. Weird size, so tough to find a poster frame for it:
And for my Jack London collection, there are a ton of unique items, but here is an especially cool one. It is a personal check written and signed by Jack:
