Dom Dimaggio Complete Set

[kevinlenane]

Technically he started pre-war (or at least US entrance into it) but im trying to get a list together of all of Dom Dimaggio's card. Im expanding my Ted Williams collection to basically be "The Teammates" collection which includes Ted, Dom, Bobby Doerr and Johnny Pesky. Anyway, here is what I have so far but I know Im missing some oddballs. Anyone know of any card issues im missing? Thanks in advance.

Dom Dimaggio Master Set

1941 Play Ball (reg and wrong back)
1947-66 Exhibits
1947 Homogenized Bond Bread
1947 Sports Exchange Baseball Minature
1947 Tip Tip Bread
1948 Leaf
1949 Bowman
1950 Bowman
1950 R423
1950 Royal Desserts
1950 PM10
1950 Drakes Cookies
1951 Red Backs
1951 Berk Ross
1952 Berk Ross
1952 Royal Desserts
1952 Star-Cal Decals Type 1
1952 Star-Cal Decals Type 2
1952 Topps
1953 Red Man
1953 Canadian Exhibits
1953 Topps

[t206fix]

1941 Double play?

[kevinlenane]

Bingo - ive seen that one before but it missed my list. Thanks!

[rhettyeakley]

Missing one of his toughest and earliest.

1937-38 Zeenut

[Runscott]

Loves me some Dom. Here's a rookie signature on an 8x10 Burke photo:

[Harford20]

Kevin,
Dom has two different Cuban cards, the 1946-47 Propagandas Montiel and the 1946-47 Sensacion Premium.

Dave

[Exhibitman]

I have a Japanese bromide I got at the National a few years ago.

And there's this one:

[MikeGarcia]

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I don't know who the other kid is...

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[seattlerainiers]

The 1939 SF Examiner card of Dom DiMaggio, from his Seals tenure, is certainly amongst the toughest. There are very few known examples of any players from this issue.