Once We Were Babes



I'd like to say more but frankly, I can't see the keys so, I'll let this image stand on its own and only suggest.

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Anonymous said…
Ah, in the same day another Met pictured in your blog to make me smile... neither of whom actually plays for the Mets, I should add.

Here's the 1969 World Series program counterpart, in case you haven't seen it before.

http://onlyconnect.topcities.com/1969Mets.jpeg
4:03 AM
Jaap said…
Nice one, Kyle, cheers. Notice how the price of a programme doubled in the course of 7 years? Interesting. How much do they go for now?
6:52 AM
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