Post a pic of random sports or non-sport memorabilia you own thread

[SymphonicMetal]

Found this:

Mickey Mantle Fedtro Speakers Advertising Lot | #4570412443

During his prime seasons in New York, Mickey Mantle seemed to endorse every product imaginable. With the usual waffle balls, bats, Rawlings gloves, etc were these Mantle endorsed Megaphones. Mantle wa

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Wow! Great job in finding that! Much like Greg "The Hammer" Valentine was known as "The Master of the Figure Four Leg Lock" you are now known as "The Master of the Interwebs"!!

 

[SymphonicMetal]

That’s great research, much appreciated!

I don't know anything about this site but I wonder if it would be worth your while to join and find out how much those items sold for??

I LMAO at the description of that megaphone being the official megaphone of the "Mexican 1968 Olympics". You may not know this but the Mexicans swept every medal in those Mexican 1968, Olympics. As a matter of fact they had every placement in every event from first to last. Mexico was the world powerhouse in sports back then.

And you'll be shocked to know that after every event the Mexican National Anthem was played! Who would have guessed?

 

[rlschles]

I don't know anything about this site but I wonder if it would be worth your while to join and find out how much those items sold for??

I LMAO at the description of that megaphone being the official megaphone of the "Mexican 1968 Olympics". You may not know this but the Mexicans swept every medal in those Mexican 1968, Olympics. As a matter of fact they had every placement in every event from first to last. Mexico was the world powerhouse in sports back then.

And you'll be shocked to know that after every event the Mexican National Anthem was played! Who would have guessed?

John Carlos and Tommie Smith might have something to say about that...

 

[rotorob]

I don't know anything about this site but I wonder if it would be worth your while to join and find out how much those items sold for??

Looks like that lot sold for just under $600, none of the speakers were still attached to their cards, so I think $175 is just about right.