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Beautiful Jimmy, I have long admired that autograph.

Bobby Murcer's autograph that I got on the Boardwalk at Seaside Heights NJ during the 1981 Baseball Strike. I met him at the shooting gallery and he asked me to make change for his dollar we were side by side, and then we talked about 10 minutes he was really nice.

One more I got this and the complete set of lids from Roy's that was a few blocks from where I grew up

Hi Jimmy,
Glad to see you posting again.
That auto is one of the best around.
Mark

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That's not true, what about Mr. *61!!??

Here is one of my all time favs in my collection. Thanks Jimmy!

Love that Roy Rodgers advertisement & Reggie coin Ron.

Mike

Here a few items from my collection (I don't host my pics online, so no sleek inline captioning here)

1906 foldout schedule postcard

1908ish ticket stub (no longer mine)

1913 Hilltop Park RPPC (sadly, no longer mine)

1906 W601 Composite

Yankees
 

My 23-25 Babe Ruth game bat

Beautiful bat.

Mike

My dad is a life long Yankee fan.

I love him anyway.

A few years ago I took him to Yankee Stadium and Cooperstown.

My best Yankee items are pictures of him in Yankee Stadium.

Doug

And we love you because of it Doug :D
Well, that and your awesome program collection

All kidding aside, that's a great post.

[QUOTE=WillowGrove;1672240]
Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?QUOTE]

Hi Peter... Sorry I missed your question from way back in this thread...

Yes, the Yankees pennant is from 1936, and very rare. I've only seen one other like it, and that one was really beat-up. FWIW, here is a sideways look at the left side....

Wonderful post, Doug.... VERY touching :cool:

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Mark: That Yankees pennant is gorgeous!

Ron: Love those Yankee ticket stubs.

Mike

Great thread, thanks for sharing. I enjoy the old score cards, pre printed with lineups. Imagine that happening today. Also, the old ticket stubs and the low prices to see historic games in old Yankee stadium.

[QUOTE=perezfan;1674221]Thanks Mark. Boy they did a great job of making that player look generic - no hint of Dimaggio (or gehrig) there. And looks a bit timid too.

But cool and rare nonetheless!

1930 Yankees Spring Training baseball signed by backup catcher Bubbles Hargrave.

A 1927 Yankees ticket stub from an exhibition game they played in St. Paul.

And a wire photo of Babe Ruth signing autographs at that same exhibition game in St. Paul in 1927.

A 1937 vintage original TYPE 1 Photo of the one and only... Iron Horse.

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I hate this team but love this thread. That Lou photo is awsome.

Great stuff, guys. Here's a few of mine...

1955-58 Mantle Game Used Bat (Restoration to lower handle)
Opening Day Program 1923
Kreindler Study
Circa 1903-05 Highlanders Stub
Ruth Family Funeral Thank You Card
36 WS Pin
1927 Stadium Photo
1943 Stadium Photo
Jeter Game Used Bat
1951 Signed back of menu (MM, Joe D, Berra, etc)
1923 Stadium Seat

MSVNYC, Terrific Yankees collection! I take it that's an early Mantle auto? Also loving the Yankee Stadium photos.

Mike

Thanks Mike.

As early as it gets...July, 1951, with Joe D. It's dated to a specific day in July, as its signed on the back of a menu, which has daily (dated) specials. At their hotel in Detroit. This was a sleeper piece I bought several years back, then had it framed with double sided glass, so you can see the front of menu...I'll see if I have better pics.

Autograph sheet, 1937
 

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Wow!!! That is an impressive piece. How many Dimaggio/Gehrig autos do you see on the same piece anymore? Not many I've seen.

Mike

Mike- here are some proper pics of the '51 framed piece...they signed on the back of the menu. Right after this Detroit road trip (while wearing #6), Mantle went down to minors...he came back up later in the season wearing #7.

Wow! Great piece. Check out the prices on that menu! anyone have a time machine? Lunch is on me!

Mike

Here comes the Judge
 

Our most recent star on the rise.

Great Judge collection! I have a couple of his Allan & Ginter autos from this years set.

Mike

Wow.... a Tunafish Salad Sandwich for 83 cents. Interesting retail price, but what a deal :eek:

Amazing piece (front AND back!)

One of my favorites :D

That is beautiful. Is that a marble plaque of some sort?

Mike

It is chalkware Mike and it has been attributed (not confirmed) to be from the 1932 WS against the Cubs who also made a similar plaque I'm pleased to say I own:)

That's a gorgeous piece, Mike...

I love the silver "wash" on the Cubs version. Have you ever seen a Yankees version with the silver or gold "coating"? Of the very few I've seen, I believe all are white like yours.

Would love to find one of these at the National (but not getting my hopes up :o )

I would love the gold wash Yankee this example belongs to a good collector friend with a terrific collection :)

Great thread... Some awesome Yankees items on this thread!!!

I havent seen any 51 Mantles yet.. so here is mine..
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...psxqzg9g8o.jpg
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...psa1dpvsqw.jpg

Also an interesting HOF Ball with Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Casey Stengel, Ty Cobb, Cy Young, Honus Wagner, Johnny Evers, George Sisler, Enos Slaughter, Ted Williams, Connie Mack, Ed Walsh, and a few others...

Tough to find all these guys on 1 ball...

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...pssimf5r4a.jpg
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps0efwuhg8.jpg
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...psqvcjepkn.jpg
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...psokyt7per.jpg
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps8f1cje6w.jpg

I like the Yankees...

When I go to some Yankees games I wear this early Jersey. I reserve it for cool weather days as its heavy and warm.

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Nice jersey. I don't recall ever seeing pics of the Yankees wearing this jersey. Can you tell me what years they wore it? Very interested to know.

Thank you :)

Mike

Gorgeous collection Eric!

Mike

No, it's not a gamer :)...it has nothing to do with the Yankees. It's just a jersey from a local team from probably the late '30s. I just like it because it says Yanks. I get a lot of stares and questions when I wear it to the Stadium.

I once wore it to Fenway, and a couple people thought it was the 'Boston Yanks' (football team).

Great stuff guys!! :)

^^^ That's very cool. How big is it and what was its function?

Just occurred to me...license plate?

Hey Rob!
You know the license plate idea never occurred to me but it sure could have been. Its roughly the size of a license plate. Its definitely homemade and a heavy painted enamel.

The always fun Babe Ruth underwear and one of my favorite Yankees pennants :D

The four holes are what gave me that thought. It may be homemade but it looks like whoever did it had some sign painting type talent.

http://i64.tinypic.com/3346a1z.jpg


Made by Tim Carroll !!! And 1 of 1 peice of art!

Made from cut up baseball cards which is awesome

I love that Ruth underwear photo. Love that Babe seems to have a sly smile knowing what he is selling to the public. That pennant rocks also.

Mike