Hatched in 1954, the “Baby Birds” were an instant hit in Baltimore and a subsequent nightmare to opposing teams. These (13) souvenirs are the earliest Orioles relics you’ll find! Highlights include: Pennant: a full-size red felt banner with crack-free appliqué; this 1954 roster version is listed as “Extremely Rare” in Mike Egner’s 2013 Vintage Pennant Price Guide II; Necktie: a red nylon accessory with embroidered team logo and 1954 Diplomat Tie Co. “Official Baltimore Oriole Tie” label. More on our website.

Additional items include:

Ceramic Ash Tray: crafted by Milwaukee-based “Bill’s,” the item features a serrated bowl with two cigarette slots and an attached miniature mug with a team logo.

(2) Salt and Pepper Shakers: 2-1/4”-tall ceramic containers with metallic tops and a team logo on the facing of each.

1953 Stock Certificate: a crisp 11-1/2 x 7-5/8” document with printed legal details, a colorful team logo and ornate finery along the edges. The shareholder and shares specifics are not listed and a stamping reads “SPECIMEN.”

Pinback: a 4”-diameter celluloid accessory with a team logo.

(2) Baseball Gloves: crafted by “King,” each genuine cowhide fielder’s tool features a team photo in the pocket; includes a left-handed glove (moderate use) and a right-handed glove (minimal use).

(2) Decals: includes a 3-7/8 x 5-1/2” encapsulated example; and a 3-1/2 x 3-1/4” decal (unused with original paper/instructions backing)

1953 Schedule: presents (NM); folding thick stock item listing home and away dates/opponents from the club’s final season in the Class AAA International League.

1955 Ticket Stub: issued at Memorial Stadium on April 12, 1955 for the home opener, the “Lower Reserved” voucher features printed seating/event details and the facsimile signature of team president Clarence Miles.