After a year's hiatus, the suit and tie affair is back.

[Jobu]

Kelly's is close enough to a tie for me. And the Bambino and some teammates out for a night on the town.

[h2oya311]

Love that “bah humbug” face on Landis. He would have been a perfect Ebenezer Scrooge!

[ValKehl]

1948-50 Safe-T-Cards:

[bnorth]

Originally Posted by bn2cardz

1888c FW Guerin Cabinet Chris Von Der Ahe St. Louis Browns by andy neubert, on Flickr

1926 8x10 Walter Johnson holding daughter T1 by andy neubert, on Flickr

1925 6x8 Dazzy Vance grip with children T1 by andy neubert, on Flickr

1930 7-75x9-5 Mel Ott with wife T1 by andy neubert, on Flickr

1930sC Dizzy Dean with Horse by andy neubert, on Flickr

1936 6x8 Bob Feller signs contract for 1937 with father T1 by andy neubert, on Flickr

1933 4x6 Lefty Grove Studio Painting- Newspaper composite T1 by andy neubert, on Flickr

Those are amazing, really like the Feller.

[ValKehl]

The Washington Senators won their first A.L. pennant and only World Series championship in 1924. On August 28-31, 1924, the Senators went to N.Y. and took 3 out of 4 games from the Yankees to gain sole possession of first place. When the team returned home around midnight, thousands of fans greeted them at Union Station. President Coolidge invited the team to the White House, where this photo was taken on September 2, 1924.

[Leon]

The Big Train was sick so wasn't wearing a uniform this day, so says his grandson (hi Hank). I think Mr. Johnson was quite dapper in his suit. I am not at home so borrowed this from Heritage, where it came from.

[Koufax32fan]

Connie

[bbcard1]

During his second career he wore suits all the time.

[Jason]

My contribution

[Leon]

Chance didn't leave it to chance to look his best. Thanks to Brian M. from the BST!!