Show Your Yankees World Series items

[thekingofclout]

Just like my earlier post showing the before & after images from the 1927 series, comes this vintage original TYPE I 1928 World Series photograph that Walsh himself hand lettered the caption (he was also a cartoonist). This exact photo was used in his book entitled "Adios to Ghost" that was published more than a decade later.

BTW... the Yanks disposed of the Cards in four straight becoming the first team in history to register back to back World Series sweeps.

The raw photo with Walsh's editing marks...

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And the cropped version...
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[perezfan]

1936 World Champs Ball with Lou Gehrig on the sweetspot and a very rare Rookie Joe D. Very pretty Dizzy Dean Ball as well. Sorry for the shameless plug, as I am selling this to help pay Hunts. Please check the B/S/T thread for pricing...

[thekingofclout]

Remarkable Cap & Facsimile Signed Ball both in Mint Condition.

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[David Atkatz]

Hey Jimmy... Is that Wilbert Robinson being removed?

Originally Posted by thekingofclout

Just like my earlier post showing the before & after images from the 1927 series, comes this vintage original TYPE I 1928 World Series photograph that Walsh himself hand lettered the caption (he was also a cartoonist). This exact photo was used in his book entitled "Adios to Ghost" that was published more than a decade later.

BTW... the Yanks disposed of the Cards in four straight becoming the first team in history to register back to back World Series sweeps.

The raw photo with Walsh's editing marks...

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And the cropped version...
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[Oldtix]

1926 World Series Game Two:

[thekingofclout]

but they did win the Series. And what a remarkable play it was.

Vintage original TYPE I photo and ticket stub...

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[3and2]

Original Photo 1936 Game 3 Lou Gehrig Hr crosses the plate w/ Dickey waiting on.

Also, Yankee Stadium oversized photo 10 X 16 Game 4 accompanied by a ticket stub

[thekingofclout]

"The Bronx Bombers" of 1927 featuring "Murderer's Row".

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[Scott Garner]

Here are some of my favorite items from Don Larsen's Pefect Game in 1956:
1) The front of my 1956 game 5 stub- signed by Larsen an noting the final score
2) The verso of the same stub. I never have minded owning a ticket to a historic game where the patron neatly capyures the moment in vintage ink. In this situation, for my collection, I believe that this enhances the appeal.
3) My Larsen Perfect Game signed ball. Check out the inscription, which is pretty rare. It's unusual to see Larsen ever write out the entire inscription "World Series Perfect Game" with the date 10/8/56.
4) An original fan photograph IN COLOR of the scoreboard after the final out. This is a first generation photo printed from the original negative. Virtally every photo of this game that you ever see was shot in B/W. Pretty neat!
5) A Burke/Brace signed postcard of Larsen.