Dom Dimaggio Complete Set

[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.

[FourStrikes]

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[Den*nis O*Brien]

So... this is what the checklist book says is available. The book has been known to contain some errors/omissions but is generally a good resource. Thanks to my IT guy (Son) here is the Dom entries and the book cover. I did not cross check with the OP's list. Good luck in your quest!!!

[kevinlenane]

Thats a great list - im not sure i would count those larger newspaper cutouts - i did by an r423 strip with him on it as well but there are a bunch of oddballs in the 53 range it seems.

[kevinlenane]

I think that tea label is going to be VERY tough

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 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.

Great thread all around!! I don't think I have seen this SF Examiner card. Can you tell us the approx size and card stock type? It looks like an 8 x 10 paper premium or a type of flier?

[Harford20]

Just a follow-up for Mike.
Your DiMaggio photo pack photo is from 1940. Actually for Dom, the 1941 photo changed significantly (and still had the enlarged signature)

Dave
Sorry, not sure how to turn the photo

[MikeGarcia]

...the pose of Dom you just showed , with the left elbow resting on the dugout , is identical to all of mine , except Teddy and Lefty have a chain link fence showing behind them..............all the " signatures" are really small like you said ( Teddy's is absolutely downright tiny ), except Lefty Grove's seems to be a normal size......so then here's the beast from 1940 :

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