November Pickups

[YankeeFan]

Three different Cleveland Indians season passes, including World Championship season of 1920, issued to Mrs Guy Morton. Guy Morton pitched for the Indians from 1914 - 1924.

Assuming that the pass was also valid for the World Series, and that as the wife of one of the players, she would have attended, the 1920 pass was likely used to witness Bill Wambsgnass' unassisted triple play in Game 5.

Interesting personal notations on the back of the 1924 pass show some income and expenses, such as 75 for Rent and 20 for Car.

[YankeeFan]

Picked up this vintage 7 x 9 image of Mickey Mantle and Hank Aaron at Yankee Stadium during the 1957 World Series.
This image was used for the 1958 Topps card number 418 - "World Series Batting Foes"
Although I am a Yankees fan, Hank Aaron was my favorite player as a teenager in the late 1960's - early 1970's as I rooted for him to become the all-time Home Run King.
The International News Photos stamp on the back didn't come out well in the scan, but it is the one used from 1949 - 1957, according to "A Portrait of Baseball Photography"

[RelicSports]

What a great photo! Congrats!

[Dave Grob]

Not the best pic as it was taken with my phone. Uniform was originally listed as a "road uniform". The style and pinstripes clearly made it a home version and I knew that when I bought it. The garment was fairly evenly toned and soiled. This pic is post conservation cleaning.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

[39special]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

Not the best pic as it was taken with my phone. Uniform was originally listed as a "road uniform". The style and pinstripes clearly made it a home version and I knew that when I bought it. The garment was fairly evenly toned and soiled. This pic is post conservation cleaning.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Great looking jersey Dave!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

Not the best pic as it was taken with my phone. Uniform was originally listed as a "road uniform". The style and pinstripes clearly made it a home version and I knew that when I bought it. The garment was fairly evenly toned and soiled. This pic is post conservation cleaning.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Terrific shirt, Dave!
I can't read the name in the collar. Who did it belong to?

[earlywynnfan]

Is that Jake Flowers? What year?

Ken

[Dave Grob]

It is in fact a Jake Flowers jersey and it's from 1934.

[yanks12025]

Originally Posted by Dave Grob

Not the best pic as it was taken with my phone. Uniform was originally listed as a "road uniform". The style and pinstripes clearly made it a home version and I knew that when I bought it. The garment was fairly evenly toned and soiled. This pic is post conservation cleaning.

Dave Grob
DaveGrob1@aol.com

Sweet jersey Dave

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by yanks12025

Sweet jersey Dave

There you go - you can be pleasant when you try.

[yanks12025]

Originally Posted by Runscott

There you go - you can be pleasant when you try.

Maybe you should try and not being an a**hole all the time. Every single day you just make a**/rude comments and try pissing people off.

Also you should learn what the term "Photo Matched" means. Because based on your posts on GUU, you seem to not understand what it means. The item is actually supposed to match the item in the photo and have details that back it up. Not just a helmet that shows no use and saying it's a match because supposedly they were issued only one helmet.