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  • Alexander Tundakov said:
    Oh, great! The girl probably found some Met's memorabilia on asphalt. Is the camera in lady's hands a Brownie?
  • Jonas B. said:
    I dont think so. Bit small, isnt it? Great Picture, we'll have the chance to take some more of that. WFC = World Financial Crysis...
  • Peggy Archer said:
    This is a photo of the ticker-tape parade that was held on October 20th, 1969 when the Mets won the World Series.

    Here's video of the same parade from YouTube:
    1969 Mets Ticker Tape Parade

    The woman in the photo is not holding a Brownie, she's holding a Kodak Pony camera.
    Here's the one I have that was my mom's:

    I heart lomo
  • Zoe E. Bailey said:
    i love the fact that underneath all the mess around the lady she still has a smile on her face and is carrrying her mets flag
  • Peggy Archer said:
    Also, here's a list of every ticker tape parade in NYC - the dates and who was honored: Ticker tape parades in NYC

[New York Female Giants (baseball)] (LOC)

Raising Giants pennant, 6/14/18 (LOC)

  • Art Siegel said:
    Flag Day game at the Polo Grounds , Giants vs. Cubs. See:
    Giants raising pennant (LOC)
  • Art Siegel said:
    The Tanglefoot ad (for flypaper) was a clever baseball ad campaign, customized for different teams and ballparks. This one for the Polo Grounds says "In 1917, Burns NY caught 135 Flies, Tanglefoot Grand Rapids caught 50,000,000,000 flies." More at books.google.com/books?id=N_Y1AAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PA133&a...