Show Off Your Yankees Stuff

[YankeeFan]

I've posted this before in the "Hey Pennant Guys" thread, but it fits in here too, so I hope you don't mind.




And, a ticket stub to the less remembered Joe DiMaggio Day

[yankeesjetsfan]

Real nice stuff Jack!

Mike

[jsage]

Yankee items
Jerry Sage

[Sophiedog]

Jerry; That glove and radio are amazing

[irv]

That radio is Stellar!

[yankeesjetsfan]

Awesome radio & glove!!

Mike

[jsage]

Mantle/Maris Nodders
Jerry Sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[jsage]

Mantle - DiMaggio Pennants
Jerry Sage
jssage24@yahoo.com

[perezfan]

Haha.... Good one, Dale

Jerry.... that extra wide Display Case is "Stellar" as well. Great stuff, and classy presentation!

[irv]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Haha.... Good one, Dale

Jerry.... that extra wide Display Case is "Stellar" as well. Great stuff, and classy presentation!

All kidding aside, I would love to own it, and everything else posted in this thread.
Incredible stuff!

[daves_resale_shop]

My two favorite Yankees items

[yankeesjetsfan]

Gorgeous autos.

Mike

[jsage]

Originally Posted by irv

All kidding aside, I would love to own it, and everything else posted in this thread.
Incredible stuff!

Irv -
The showcase and my other items can be owned by you.
Just need the offer that I can not refuse.
Jerry
jssage24@yahoo.com

[Lordstan]

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[Lordstan]

oops. Double post

[parker1b2]

Awesome items everyone!!!!! Recently had another child, so unfortunately had to lose my memorabilia room temporarily. Everyhthing is boxed up and in storage, but can add this.:

Game Used Baseball from Opening Day April 12, 1959 Yankees beat Boston 3-2. Ball is from the Bob Turley collection

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[irv]

Originally Posted by jsage

Irv -
The showcase and my other items can be owned by you.
Just need the offer that I can not refuse.
Jerry
jssage24@yahoo.com

Oh, you'd have no trouble refusing the offer that I can afford as I'm sure it's miles apart from what you'd would like to get.

[BuzzD]

A few of my favorites

[71buc]

Some of my Yankee stuff...I'm almost embarrassed that I have any at all

[WillowGrove]

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Such truly amazing items in this thread. Brendan - game used Hal Chase mitt is so very cool; especially considering he was such a great fielder.

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?

For me, as a Mets fan I don't seek out Yankees stuff but here's one item that i own that I wanted to post. According to retrosheet, only 15,000 fans at Griffith Stadium saw Babe play his last game as a Yankee. End of such an era.

Great thread.

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

[ooo-ribay]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Haha.... Good one, Dale

Jerry.... that extra wide Display Case is "Stellar" as well. Great stuff, and classy presentation!

I like that Mays has the featured spot!

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Peter,
That truly is a historic ticket. Nice!

+1 Very nice!
P.S. I'll trade you my Mets stuff for your Yankees stuff

[yankeesjetsfan]

Catching up on the thread. Some awesome stuff posted over the weekend. Ticket stub to the Babe's last game as a Yankee, Hal Chase's glove...

Speaking of Chase, I have seen that Highlanders program before and always wondered why the artist drew him in a kilt. Obviously, the artist was playing up on what I guess is Chase's Irish heritage, but I always found it odd it would be put onto a baseball program.

Mike

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by yankeesjetsfan

Catching up on the thread. Some awesome stuff posted over the weekend. Ticket stub to the Babe's last game as a Yankee, Hal Chase's glove...

Speaking of Chase, I have seen that Highlanders program before and always wondered why the artist drew him in a kilt. Obviously, the artist was playing up on what I guess is Chase's Irish heritage, but I always found it odd it would be put onto a baseball program.

Mike

I found this description from some early postcards that might explain the kilt.

These composite postcards of the 1911 New York Highlanders, 1911 Giants and 1910 Philadelphia A's comprise a unique series from The Sporty Postal Card Co. of Newark, NJ. These cards adhere to themes predominant in each team's positioning. NY manager Hal Chase is cast as the kilt - wearing leader of the team, a reference to The Gordon Highlanders, a British Army regiment recruited mainly from Scotland. A's owner

[eastonfalcon19]

Great thread! So many great items. Here are a few of my Yankee items.


- 1949 Larry "Yogi" Berra All Star game bat from Brooklyn.

- 1933 Yankees vs As program. Babe Ruth hit 2 HRs that game off of Lefty Grove.

- Yankee Stadium Seats

[YankeeFan]

A 4.5 ft section of Yankee Stadium bleacher seating. Removed after the 1973 season for the renovations made during 1974-75.

The seat looks light blue in the picture, but it is grey.

[YankeeFan]

My ticket stubs and a couple of the photos I took at Dave Righetti's no-hitter on George Steinbrenner's birthday, 1983.

[thekingofclout]

My lone Yankee autograph.gehrig jimmy AUTO.jpg

[yankeesjetsfan]

Those Yankee Stadium seats and bleacher bench are beautiful. I have always wanted to own Yankee Stadium seats.

YankeeFan, I was supposed to have been at Righetti's no no. Had tickets and everything, but got punished by my step dad for something really dumb. He was a real jerk and I disliked him even more after the game.

Mike

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[bobfreedman]

Originally Posted by thekingofclout

My lone Yankee autograph.Attachment 277210

Beautiful Jimmy, I have long admired that autograph.

Bobby Murcer's autograph that I got on the Boardwalk at Seaside Heights NJ during the 1981 Baseball Strike. I met him at the shooting gallery and he asked me to make change for his dollar we were side by side, and then we talked about 10 minutes he was really nice.

One more I got this and the complete set of lids from Roy's that was a few blocks from where I grew up

[Lordstan]

Originally Posted by thekingofclout

My lone Yankee autograph.Attachment 277210

Hi Jimmy,
Glad to see you posting again.
That auto is one of the best around.
Mark

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[Forever Young]

Originally Posted by thekingofclout

My lone Yankee autograph.Attachment 277210

That's not true, what about Mr. *61!!??

Here is one of my all time favs in my collection. Thanks Jimmy!

[yankeesjetsfan]

Love that Roy Rodgers advertisement & Reggie coin Ron.

Mike

[arcadekrazy]

Here a few items from my collection (I don't host my pics online, so no sleek inline captioning here)

1906 foldout schedule postcard

1908ish ticket stub (no longer mine)

1913 Hilltop Park RPPC (sadly, no longer mine)

1906 W601 Composite

[sicollector1954]

My 23-25 Babe Ruth game bat

[yankeesjetsfan]

Beautiful bat.

Mike

[doug.goodman]

My dad is a life long Yankee fan.

I love him anyway.

A few years ago I took him to Yankee Stadium and Cooperstown.

My best Yankee items are pictures of him in Yankee Stadium.

Doug

[YankeeFan]

Originally Posted by doug.goodman

My dad is a life long Yankee fan.

I love him anyway.

A few years ago I took him to Yankee Stadium and Cooperstown.

My best Yankee items are pictures of him in Yankee Stadium.

Doug

And we love you because of it Doug
Well, that and your awesome program collection

All kidding aside, that's a great post.

[perezfan]

[QUOTE=WillowGrove;1672240]
Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?QUOTE]

Hi Peter... Sorry I missed your question from way back in this thread...

Yes, the Yankees pennant is from 1936, and very rare. I've only seen one other like it, and that one was really beat-up. FWIW, here is a sideways look at the left side....

[perezfan]

Wonderful post, Doug.... VERY touching

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[yankeesjetsfan]

Mark: That Yankees pennant is gorgeous!

Ron: Love those Yankee ticket stubs.

Mike

[RTK]

Great thread, thanks for sharing. I enjoy the old score cards, pre printed with lineups. Imagine that happening today. Also, the old ticket stubs and the low prices to see historic games in old Yankee stadium.

[WillowGrove]

[QUOTE=perezfan;1674221]

Originally Posted by WillowGrove

Mark S - i have never seen that pennant with 'Champions' going down the side. 1936? Is it particularly rare?QUOTE]

Hi Peter... Sorry I missed your question from way back in this thread...

Yes, the Yankees pennant is from 1936, and very rare. I've only seen one other like it, and that one was really beat-up. FWIW, here is a sideways look at the left side....

Thanks Mark. Boy they did a great job of making that player look generic - no hint of Dimaggio (or gehrig) there. And looks a bit timid too.

But cool and rare nonetheless!

[Bugsy]

1930 Yankees Spring Training baseball signed by backup catcher Bubbles Hargrave.

[Bugsy]

A 1927 Yankees ticket stub from an exhibition game they played in St. Paul.