Show Your Yankees World Series items

[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.

[GKreindler]

GREAT shots of the '36 Series, Anthony. I've always loved those images of Gehrig crossing home plate triumphantly...and really, can you beat a clean Stadium shot from that year?

Good stuff!!

[jpop43]

Some NYY World Series related items from the collection...
1. 1923 World Series, Game 1 ticket...1st WS game ever played in Yankee Stadium
2. 1941 Team Photo sig. by Ed Barrow...WS Champs
3. Berra/ Larsen sig. ball and 1956 Yankee Yearbook
4. 1950 WS Black Bat
5. 1939 WS Black Bat
www.dugouttreasures.com

[Heritage Sports]

Here's the newest piece in the thread, the ball Matsui hit into the second deck of the right field stands of Game Six. It's a pretty cool story, because the guy who caught it is donating all proceeds to the Haiti earthquake recovery effort (and Heritage is likewise donating its commissions). We also got in touch with Matsui at Angels training camp, and he is autographing the ball next week.

http://sports.ha.com/common/view_ite...hdnSearch=true

[perezfan]

Well I can't come close to matching that one, but here's a classic image of the Ol' Perfessor.

Original wirephoto from October 6, 1950, in which the great Stengel proclaims "3 down and 1 to go!"

[3and2]

Thanks Craig, for the kind words regarding the 1936 stadium shot and Lou touching home plate after a round tripper.

Here is a 1953 World Series Gene Woodling gets greeted by teammates after a HR.

[kmac32]

Like the topic. Elmer Miller was the lead off batter for the 1921 World series and was literally the first Yankee to get a hit in a World series and later on Ruth drove him in being the first Yankee to ever score a run in a world series. The date was october 5, 1921. Have 10 different varieties of cards and he was a relative.