Thanks! I find the feeling of holding a lineup card from when Gehrig and DiMaggio played somewhat surreal. To have the lineup card from such a significant moment is a little crazy to me.
I find the holders clunky and bulky. It only authenticates the manager's signature, not the lineup card itself and I have no concerns that either the lineup card or signature are not real. And because lineup cards handled (and often folded and placed into the umpire's pocket) the condition...
On May 31, 1938 the Yankees played the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. The day after 81,000 showed up for a Yankees/Red Sox doubleheader, there were just 6,917 in attendance to see the Yankees beat the Red Sox 12-5. Tommy Henrich, Bill Dickey and Red Rolfe hit home runs for the Yankees. Jimmie Foxx...
Really excited to pick up these two photos of Joe DiMaggio during his time as a soldier in WWII.
The first photo features: Walt Judnich, Jerry Priddy, Joe DiMaggio, Dario Lodigiani, and Mike McCormick.
The latter featured DiMaggio coming home on a HR in his first game in Hawaii. The legend...
Vintage lineup cards are always extremely tough to find, and often there is a story behind them.
I was able to purchase a small collection (6 pieces) of 1960's Yankees lineup cards from the son of a former boxer who also did some security gigs. He sent me a picture of him and his Dad with...
Was able to acquire this 1953 Kansas City Monarchs photo. The photo features a young Ernie Banks (6th from right) and supposedly came from a scrapbook from Monarchs teammate and former Philly Pancho Herrera.
Bought it framed, not knowing if it was a Type I (printed from original negative...
Not new purchases, but got some tickets graded by PSA. Here is a selection of them.
Jackie Robinson UCLA ticket (got a few of these graded)
1944 Army vs Navy All-Star series in Hawaii
Miguel Cabrera MLB debut
Clayton Kershaw 1st career win
Pearl Harbor Day
9/11/2001 Yankees ticket