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Posted 3 years ago
ho2cultcha
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I assume that this is early plastic by the knickers this baseball player is wearing. Any ideas as to the date? When were these plastic figurines first manufactured?
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What caught my eye is this little guy is left handed. Makes me wonder if he was made for a real life player.
Very observant fhrjr2! i hadn't noticed but you are absolutely correct. I bet he is a well-known leftie. i don't know much about baseball, so i'll leave it to the pros to say who the famous lefties were.
okay. i lied. This is Ty Cobb. a very famous leftie and he always wore a uniform like this. i wonder when it was made?
i take it back. Ty Cobb was a famous leftie hitter. this is a leftie pitcher.
he pitched too and was known for this form of pitching, and he always wore blue or white knickers. not sure about the red shirt though...
This is a cake topper made in the 1950s, Hong Kong.