That’s probably the best quality video of that game I have seen on You Tube. There was another version out there, not nearly as good quality.Surprised to find that game on YouTube
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That’s probably the best quality video of that game I have seen on You Tube. There was another version out there, not nearly as good quality.Surprised to find that game on YouTube
Surprised to find that game on YouTube
I looked too. Could never find it- I don't think there was any TV. I would even take a WRSU call of the game along with several others from that era.I've been looking for the Rutgers / Larry Bird game (especially the very end)..... anyone see it on YouTube or elsewhere?
Although this isn't older vintage, I've always liked this Rutgers football nesting egg from the late 90s. I was surprised someone in Russia produced it due to the state of the program at the time. I had Mike McMahon autograph it.
Tried to post a pic of a small crazy looking Rutgers guy I have, but apparently I don’t know how to post a picture. Anybody want to tell me how it’s done?Which guy
I used Imgur - it’s a website that hosts your pictures. Then you copy that url, go to your post, click on add image icon, paste it.Tried to post a pic of a small crazy looking Rutgers guy I have, but apparently I don’t know how to post a picture. Anybody want to tell me how it’s done?
Very cool. How many dolls are contained within the biggest one?
The showcase display of Rutgers Football artifacts outside of the Special Collections area of Alexander Library contained Rutgers items including a nesting doll of Greg Schiano. The collection was suppose to end right about when Rutgers decided to close down. So I'm guessing the exhibit still sits there.
Never saw it - or yours - before. Do you know the company that manufactured it?
This is great! I've never seen one of these.This collectible was available circa 1940s or early 1950s. You wind it up and it plays "Vive Les Rutgers' Sons" on a music box inside the football. It's 4.25" long and made of celluloid or bakelite material. Each school had its own fight song play. A small flat platform on the bottom allows it to stand without rolling away. It originally may have had a black ashtray to set the ball on top of.
Looking for a pin from our game against ND in the last game at Notre Dame Stadium (in 1996) before they rehabbed it. They sold them in the ND bookstore but were out of them by the time I got there. Only significant pin for a game or an Rutgers related event I don’t have. Tried on the ND Boards over the years but no luck.
Well you are the @Source so if anyone can it’s you. :ThumbsUpIf I ever see one, I'll try to alert you.
Well you are the @Source so if anyone can it’s you. :ThumbsUp
I can’t recall but I do know they used to make one for every home game.What's it actually look like? Does in have Notre Dame and Rutgers on something that looks like a campaign button? Does it have the ND coach or the date or other special insignia on it?
@e5fdnyWhat's it actually look like? Does in have Notre Dame and Rutgers on something that looks like a campaign button? Does it have the ND coach or the date or other special insignia on it?
Thanks!@e5fdny
It's being sold on ebay, but you have to buy the set for Notre Dame's entire 1996 season.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/6-NEW-OLD-...065454?hash=item4217701eee:g:7psAAOSwzTFec8Fj
If you are ever interested in selling it, please let me know!I have the program somewhere in my house from Michael Jordan's first game at MSG when they played us. I have to find it and post. OSU played Princeton in the first game and we played UNC in the second game.
I just acquired this little guy who was made in Japan, possibly as early as the late 1930s or into the 1950s. The cheap celluloid doll pinbacks were college specific and sold at stadiums. You see "Japan" stamped on the back of his head. Many items like this between 1946 and 1950 were stamped with "Manufactured In Occupied Japan." So this guy is a little before the War or from the 1950s.
from what I understand.. when NJN aired Rutgers games they recorded on videotape.. and later re-used those tapes... thus erasing those games.I looked too. Could never find it- I don't think there was any TV. I would even take a WRSU call of the game along with several others from that era.
I bought the Harman items from a dealer at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago in 2005. He provided paperwork to ensure provenance of the items.That Harvey Harman engraved gold football fob is absolutely gorgeous. When you say you got it from the Harman Estate was that recent? Was it on ebay or some type of estate sale? Because Harman died back in 1969.
PiscatawayMike,
Those are nice. You may already be aware but there is a Rutgers hockey B33 felt available on ebay. It's expensive though. Wouldn't blame you if you took a pass on what the seller wants.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1910-Murad...237726?hash=item3fccd1bf5e:g:Cu8AAOSwcqFdhoNu
Yeah, I saw that. A little too rich for my blood. I've paid about $50 each for the ones I have.
I have that. Somewhere, lol.I love this thread!
I don't have much rare stuff, but I always wanted this game: