Show us your oddest piece of memorabilia

[Bryan_Mc]

post a picture of your oddest piece of memorabilia,sports or not, and give a little info on how you acquired it,why it's special to you, etc.

[Bryan_Mc]

here's mine.
this is a chunk of veterans stadium, home of the phillies and eagles from 1971 until 2003 and demolished on march 21,2004.
my friend and i went to the implosion and it was like a funeral. it was the only place we've ever known, had been there 100s of times, saw some memorable games there. on the way home jack pulls over and hops the fence and brings back three pieces of rubble, one for me, one for his dad, and one for him.

[T-206]

My dad got this from a banker back in the 60's when he owned a horse call Crutchy Bar. His mother and father are on this horse chart of racing horses. Crutchy was born with his two front legs broken and was only able to be used as a stallion. You could ride him so he became quite a pet. My dad had to sell him in 1969 because he was being stationed in Germany. in 1985 when dad retired after 30 years in the Army my mom dug this out of storeage and tried to find information on it. I remember growin up getting phone calls ( long distance ) wanting my mom to track down the pedigree of a horse they had. I always loved this thing and my mom and dad said I was the only child out of 5 that would look at it and inquire about it so they gave it to me. It is now hanging on my wall

[clarkesk82]

nice bryan...and wayne that is really cool, my wife is into horses and enjoyed seeing it

[T-206]

Pretty cool Bryan. My kind og luck I would have got caught
Clarke- It is the chart called " The Foundation Of The American Quarter Horse.
Families involved are
Oklahoma Star, Old Sorrell, Peter McCue, Poco Bueno (Crutchy Bars side of the family) Joe Han****, Joe Bailey, Traveler, and the first born Quarter Horse Wimpy his regestered number is 1

[Bryan_Mc]

thanks, wayne

thats an awesome piece and i bet it looks great hanging up

[jmurph8081]

I picked this up at my LCS in Kansas for $5 about 7 or 8 years ago... Boston Braves vs. Brooklyn Dodgers... From what I gather it was July 7, 1946... What makes it neat to me is that the person that bought this program was at the game and kept score in the program... Pee Wee Reese had a double and an RBI for the Dodgers that day and Johnny Sain took the loss for the good guys...

[Hands]

Very cool stuff!
I have a few memorabilias but not as unique as those.

I will try and get pics up within a couple of days.

[gherkin1496]

well dont have a picture but my grandfather was a reporter and he got a signed ball of a lot of the guys from one of the 1980s red soxteam. it has wade boggs, roger clemens and others. not very unique i guess but i like it

[Bryan_Mc]

very cool, fellas thanks for sharing