From Brooklyn to Los Angeles, show everything & anything Dodgers.

[thekingofclout]

I'll get things started with one of Baseball's most famous moments...

"Jackie Steals Home" - Game 1 of the 1955 World Series - 9 Sequential Images plus the complete slug/caption.

Vintage original TYPE I photographs:

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[Batter67up]

My father attended this game at the LA Coliseum in 1959 to honor Roy Camapanella. 90,000.00 fans held up their lighters when the lights went off to honor the great dodger catcher

[Chris-Counts]

Here are a few of my favorites ...

[Fuddjcal]

great Campy Ticket Stub. My Grandparents attended that night and I have cherished them since the 70's. They are box Tickets with a $3.50 price point. My Grandparents must have been loaded!

[stone193]

Great Dodger stuff guys!

That's a super tick to have - what a great catcher!

mike

[ErikV]

I've recently picked up an interest in the 1974 Dodgers team. I obtained the videos of Games 1,2 and 3 of the '74 Series. A couple of months back I picked up an autographed Dodgers '74 team ball. When I purchased the ball, it had 23 autographs. I've since obtained 4 additional signatures (not shown in photos) with plans for a couple of more this weekend at the Stadium.

ErikV

[doug.goodman]

I think this "passport" is pretty cool.

Lots of my Dodgers stuff can be seen here :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/douggoo...7614282419971/

Doug

[thekingofclout]

All four items related to Sandy's Record Breaking Performance in Game 1 of the 1963 World series:

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[GKreindler]

If Jimmy's going with Koufax, then so am I!!

The first painting depicts Koufax before throwing the last pitch of his no-hitter against the Phillies in 1964. Pinch-hitter Bobby Wine would strike out on four pitches to end the game. Also in the frame is Dodger Willie Davis in center field, who only handled one fly ball the entire evening.

The second image is the moment after Koufax struck out Bob Allison to end the seventh game of the 1965 World Series, with the Dodgers overcoming the Jim Kaat and the mighty Twins for the title. The scoreboard in right thanks the Twins faithful for being the "greatest fans in the world", as the boys in Dodger blue file into the dugout and clubhouse without the fanfare we've all become accustomed to.

[stone193]

1952 Baseball Emblem Brooklyn Dodgers - kinda ugly!



1955 and 56 Dodger WS press pins:



Different size Dodger stadium pins:



1955 Dodger WS program:



1952 Dodger WS ticket stub - Ebbets Field

[stone193]

Great painting Graig!

mike

[thekingofclout]

A vintage TYPE III wire photo and very tough ticket stub from his perfect game 1-0. This game is also the only game in Baseball history to only produce one hit for the entire game.

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[sports-rings]

1955 World series ring, belonging to Junior Gulliam

[iwantitiwinit]

I have to find it but I have a stub of a three way round robin exhibition game between the dodgers, giants and yankees. If I can find it i will post it but don't remember ever seeing another one. Has anyone else seen one or have any idea if it has value (condition is only fair).

[oriolesbb6]

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[3and2]

Originally Posted by GKreindler

If Jimmy's going with Koufax, then so am I!!

The first painting depicts Koufax before throwing the last pitch of his no-hitter against the Phillies in 1964. Pinch-hitter Bobby Wine would strike out on four pitches to end the game. Also in the frame is Dodger Willie Davis in center field, who only handled one fly ball the entire evening.

The second image is the moment after Koufax struck out Bob Allison to end the seventh game of the 1965 World Series, with the Dodgers overcoming the Jim Kaat and the mighty Twins for the title. The scoreboard in right thanks the Twins faithful for being the "greatest fans in the world", as the boys in Dodger blue file into the dugout and clubhouse without the fanfare we've all become accustomed to.

Craig, those Koufax paintings are awesome! your talent is incredible.

[Ladder7]

Wow, beautiful painting.

1950, Vero Bch;

[D. Broughman]

This is a two sided print of Roy Campanella and Elwin (Preacher) Roe. Does anyone know anything about this print and where it came from? It measures 7 1x2" by 4 3x4" and doesn't look like it is out of a book. Thanks D.

[thekingofclout]

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[GoldenAge50s]

I'm about 99% sure those back-to-back pics are out of the 1952 Dell Annual Baseball Facts & Figures book w/ the Stan Musial cover.

I sold my 1950-51- & 52 issues about a yr ago and I recognized them immediately.

Here is a listing for the issue w/ your 1951 pic. Each issue had 8-12 B&W pics of the previous yrs Stars & Award Winners.


http://cgi.ebay.com/1952-Dell-Major-...d=p3286.c0.m14

[Oldtix]

Fred nailed it. Just checked my copy of the 1952 Dell Major League Baseball issue and Campy/Roe is the first page inside the cover.

[D. Broughman]

Thanks for the information fred & rick! D.

[2dueces]

[Exhibitman]

Here's another use of the JR image from 1950:

[ocjack]

Here are a few of my Bell Brand Dodgers - still in their cellophanes. And while I'm sure there are other wrong back Bells out there, this is the only one I've run into in all my years of collecting. A Wally front and a Tommy back.

[thekingofclout]

Vintage original TYPE I photograph & 1955 Game 1 ticket stub.

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[tkd7]

A few from my collection

[thekingofclout]

1950 Jackie Robinson Flip-Book in superb NM/MT Condition.

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[dennis]

[thekingofclout]

An extremely scarce 5" plastic Jackie Robinson statue that was advertised on the back of the Jackie Robinson Comic books from the early 1950's. The heavy bronze version is a fantasy piece made decades later (unfortunately I bought one several years ago ). This original piece is in stunning NM/MT condition and now sits next to the fantasy piece.

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[HOFautographsT206]

[baseballart]

This thread is long enough that I can't remember whether I posted this..

[Heritage Sports]

I thought this was a pretty cool piece, in our current Signature Auction. It's a rare variation of the 1916 Brooklyn World Series press pin (not exactly common in any format). But every one I've ever seen has the threaded post on verson. This one has a pin, but it's definitely original because there is no scar from the removal of the post.

http://sports.ha.com/common/view_ite...7&Lot_No=82115

[Lou Criscione]

[B]Not sure if this is legit or made up. The statue is vintage to the 50's, but I've never seen it with the Ebbets Field plaque in the front. It's still an interesting piece.

I also included a Brooklyn Dodgers team photo pin. I love this series.

Lou
www.insidetheparkcollectibles.com