What in the world are these?
frankhardy
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I bought a large collection this week. In this collection were a couple of items that I can't identify.
OK, here is the first item.
These are felt patches. I looked in the SCD catelog and found 1958 Bazooka "My Favorite Team" Patches. In the description it says that they are 3" in diameter. These that I have are 6" in diameter. Are they old? They have "old style" logos. Also, notice that some have "My Favorite Team" and "Bazooka Blony" and some do not. I have 16 of these patches. Does anybody know what these are? Here is a sample.
Now, the second item.
These two cards are "post card" sized and have a blank back. What are these?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
OK, here is the first item.
These are felt patches. I looked in the SCD catelog and found 1958 Bazooka "My Favorite Team" Patches. In the description it says that they are 3" in diameter. These that I have are 6" in diameter. Are they old? They have "old style" logos. Also, notice that some have "My Favorite Team" and "Bazooka Blony" and some do not. I have 16 of these patches. Does anybody know what these are? Here is a sample.
Now, the second item.
These two cards are "post card" sized and have a blank back. What are these?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Shane
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maybe they are Baseball AOL CD's...
Jery
uf you have san fran or los ang dogdgers then they are the 58 issue.
the web page has a list of all supplements..............1956 big league emblems seems to be them.
Steve
the 2 postcards appear to be from 1959...or 60
LINK
1960 Armour Coins
Greg Maddux Basic
Greg Maddux Master
All Time 49ers
<< <i>I bought a large collection this week. In this collection were a couple of items that I can't identify.
OK, here is the first item.
These are felt patches. I looked in the SCD catelog and found 1958 Bazooka "My Favorite Team" Patches. In the description it says that they are 3" in diameter. These that I have are 6" in diameter. Are they old? They have "old style" logos. Also, notice that some have "My Favorite Team" and "Bazooka Blony" and some do not. I have 16 of these patches. Does anybody know what these are? Here is a sample.
Now, the second item.
The Post Cards appear to be Exibit cards released from 1947 to 1966 usually sold out of vending machines.The company I believe was
out of Chicago.
These two cards are "post card" sized and have a blank back. What are these?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. >>
That website says that they are 5". I thought mine were 6". I actually got a tape measure out, and mine are exactly 5". Now, the SCD catelog says that the 1958 Bazooka Team Patches are "approximately 3". Also, the SCD pictures a Dodgers patch (emblem) at the top of the listing. It is a little different than mine. Mine show a player batting with the words "Los Angeles Dodgers. The one pictured in SCD shows a ball flying through the air with the same words.
The reason that I am really badly wanting some information on these is that the SCD shows a book value of $450 for the set. According to their listing, I am only missing the Boston Red Sox to complete the set.
By the way, mine do say "Los Angeles" and San Fransisco."
Donnnster,
I saw the same web page. That even confuses me even more because the Cubs emblem on that site doesn't exactly match mine either.
Shane
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<< <i>I bought a large collection this week. In this collection were a couple of items that I can't identify.
OK, here is the first item.
These are felt patches. I looked in the SCD catelog and found 1958 Bazooka "My Favorite Team" Patches. In the description it says that they are 3" in diameter. These that I have are 6" in diameter. Are they old? They have "old style" logos. Also, notice that some have "My Favorite Team" and "Bazooka Blony" and some do not. I have 16 of these patches. Does anybody know what these are? Here is a sample.
Now, the second item.
The Post Cards appear to be Exibit cards released from 1947 to 1966 usually sold out of vending machines.The company I believe was
out of Chicago.
These two cards are "post card" sized and have a blank back. What are these?
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. >>
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The Post Card size cards are Exibit Cards released from 1947 to 1966 in vending machines in parts of the Country.The company was located in Chicago I believe.
Shane
<< <i>Those round things look coasters that you might find in sports bar. Are you sure they're patches? >>
I am not sure what they are. I just know they are round and made of some sort of felt material. I need some more information if anybody has any. I have searched the internet, and can't find much info. Even the guy at the above website needed more info.
Shane
<< <i>Those look like coasters!
maybe they are Baseball AOL CD's...
The first thing I thought when I saw them was coasters ! I guess that only reaffirms my fiance saying I have spent way too much time in bars over the years.
-- Yogi Berra