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9 University of Maryland Pennants Plus a Terrapin Decanter.
Lot 289. 9 University of Maryland Pennants Plus a Terrapin Decanter. Four full-sized pennants are from the 1950s or earlier. Two appear to be from the 1920s-30s. The first of these is composed of two sections stitched together, characteristic of the 1920s, and it has silkscreen printing, which became common in the 1930s. The school’s logo is to the left, and “Maryland” is at the right in gold on black. Vg-ex with several pin holes and a small stain. The second early pennant has stitched-on letters that say “Maryland” on a red field. Nice-looking pennant with a border chip, about a dozen very small moth holes and a very light stain. Two of the full-sized pennants are from the 1940s-50s. Both have the school logo to the left, “Maryland” to the right and gold on black letters. On one, the logo is multi-colored. Extremely nice felt pennant with a half-dozen moth holes. The other is vg-ex with a slight tip clip and no pin holes. Attached are a 1 ¾” Maryland pin and a trophy cup. A full-sized pennant commemorates the Terps 13-0 win over Florida in the 1975 Gator Bowl. Printed in white and tan on red, the pennant has a Gator with an “M” on his jersey, the university logo, “Maryland” and “Terrapins.” Nm-m. A delightful 6” x 15” pennant has an orange and grey Terrapin at the left and “Maryland” to the right. Nm, probably from the 1950s. Three full-sized pennants, all the same, commemorate the Terps’ 2002 NCAA Basketball Championship. It features a tough-looking Terp with a basketball net behind him and text that says “Maryland Terps.” These three pennants range from ex to nm. The decanter from Ezra Brooks in 1974 features a Terp leaning on a letter “M.” The decanter stands at 9 ½” at its tallest point, is 7” wide and is ex-m to nm.
Winning Bid $83.
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