Show Off Your Yankees Stuff

[yankeesjetsfan]

As a huge Yankees fan and novice collector, I am very curious to see what Yankee items everyone has in their collections. I loooooove looking at Yankees goodies, so show them off here!

Mike

[David Atkatz]

How far back do you want to go? 1903? 1920s?

[yankeesjetsfan]

Originally Posted by David Atkatz

How far back do you want to go? 1903? 1920s?

As far back as you'd like. I love seeing them all.

Mike

[jpop43]

Here's a link to our website and the section where some of our NYY collection is reflected...

http://dugouttreasures.com/product.c...t=1&display=12

Jon
www.dugouttreasures.com

[David Atkatz]

OK. Let's begin with the Yankees' first year, 1903. Here's a scorecard from Hilltop Park:



And a pocket schedule:





Cabinet photo of northern Manhattan. Hilltop Park is just to the right of the white NYC public school building:



The 1904 scorecard from Chesbro's wild pitch game:

[Hot Springs Bathers]

David- Wow! and Wow!

[David Atkatz]

And some later stuff.

Cap worn by pitcher Marty McHale in 1913:



A Windsor "box chair from Yankee Stadium, c. 1923:



Yankee Stadium Opening Day program:



Copper "M" that hung above Gate 2:



1927 Yankees autographed baseball:





First World Series game in Yankee Stadium ticket stub:



Babe Ruth signed ball, 1928 World Series:



Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day ticket stub:

[perezfan]

Can't begin to compete with all that... but here's my modest Yankees collection...

[yankeesjetsfan]

My Yankee collection is a little more modern. Here is my favorite piece. I dont have anything displayed at the moment. Ill post a little at a time of what I do own each day.

Mike

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[Gamblin Man]

My Steve Sax Gamer

[Gamblin Man]

Joe D

[Scott Garner]

Yankee's hurler Monte Pearson was the 1st to ever pitch a no-hitter at historic Yankees Stadium on August 27, 1938.

Many others followed, including Bob Feller (his 2nd of 3 no-hitters), Allie Reynolds (his 2nd of 2 no-hitters in 1951), Don Larsen (perfect game), Dave Righetti, Jim Abbott, Doc Gooden, David Wells (perfect game), David Cone (perfect game) and most recently Roy Oswalt, Munro, Saarloos, Lidge, Dotel and Wagner in a 6 man combo no-hitter.

Here is a toast to Monte Pearson the first to do it....

[Bestdj777]

I don't have much in the way of vintage Yankees memorabilia (just cards), but below are pictures of two of my favorite items--a game used ball from Game 6 of the 1952 World Series (Mantle hit his first World Series home run in this game) and a game used ball from Game 7 (Mantle hit his second World Series home run in this game).





I think these came from a ball boy or something, and there is another from game 2 out there with the same handwriting. Unfortunately, I don't own it yet and couldn't afford it even if I did have a shot at it. So, for now, I'll enjoy these.

[yankeesjetsfan]

Love that Sax game used bat. I was a Sax fan when he played with the Yankees.

Great Pearson items.

Mike

[irv]

There is no way I can compete with what has been shown here (Incredible stuff!) but I do have these, which I cherish.
It's a pic of my Uncle Sam at the 1958 WS with Mickey Mantle and Dizzy Trout.
My Uncle's friend, Norm, is the closest to Mick, and that is Dizzy Trout in the middle.
I missed an opportunity (my own fault) to purchase a 1958 WS ticket stub sometime ago so if anyone currently has one for sale, please let me know. I think it would go great with this pic.

Another, although it's a card and doesn't necessarily go with the theme of this thread, imo, anyways, it is worth showing.

[BuzzD]

A few of my favorites

[71buc]

Some of my Yankee stuff...I'm almost embarrassed that I have any at all

[WillowGrove]

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

+1 Very nice!
P.S. I'll trade you my Mets stuff for your Yankees stuff

.

[mjkm90]

One of my favorites

[vintagesportscollector]

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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[perezfan]

[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....

[perezfan]

Wonderful post, Doug.... VERY touching

[WillowGrove]

[QUOTE=perezfan;1674221]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

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....

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!