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[Bpm0014]

Great thread!

[Yi]

This photo was taken on April 17th, 1924 on opening day in Washington.

[Yi]

A truly wonderful one of a kind photo.

[packs]

Here's another cool one. This is an original Type 1 photo of the moment Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 56 games:

[3-2-count]

Original type 1 picture of Boston & Detroit battling it out somewhere between 1901 and 1911 at Huntington Avenue Grounds ballpark in Boston, Massachusetts. Accompanied by an original ticket from the same era.

[parker1b2]

I've shown this before, Game used ball from Niekro's 300th win signed and inscribed to Phil from John Cerutti, who was making his first Major League star against Phil that day. Unfortunately, the inscription has faded before I acquired it, but is slightly darker in person.

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[parker1b2]

2nd side of ball

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[Mountaineer1999]

Originally Posted by packs

Here's another cool one. This is an original Type 1 photo of the moment Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 56 games:

Cool Picture! The 2nd baseman sure seems slow to react. Looks like he hasn't moved and the ball is headed toward center field.

[Bumpus Jones]

I'd have to say this is one of my most unique items. Rooters heading to The Palace Of The Fans in Cincinnati for Opening Day 1908.

[Bugsy]

I have always really liked this one. The 1927 Yankees played in St. Paul on an off day. Ruth and Gehrig did a lot of barnstorming during the offseason, but I think it is particularly cool that the Yankees came through town during the middle of their 1927 season.