Pittsburgh Pirates 1994 All Star Game Bunting Flag

Opening Day, the All Star Game, and the World Series is when Major League Baseball puts on its finest “Sunday Best” for all to see and enjoy. The stadiums are extra clean, the field is immaculately groomed, and the souvenir stands are full. One of the accoutrements most evident to fans enjoying the baseball festivities, whether in person or on TV, are the red, white, and blue flag-like patriotic banners liberally placed around the stadium. They are a proud statement which reflects a prideful appearance and our nation’s love of baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie.

This selection of bunting came from 1994 All Star at Three Rivers Park in  the Pittsburgh where it hung

It has double-sided Velcro with the logo of 1994 All Star Game with Kellogg’s and eye holes so the bunting from becoming dislodged or flapping during a windy Pittsburgh night

The look these items portray is a deep American tradition, not only at sporting events, but at parades, political gatherings, and holiday celebrations.

They proudly pay tribute to our heritage inside our sporting arena of life, as well as other places.