B&W, 1960. Lithographic print. Framed. Edition 46/1706. Bill Mazeroski of the Pittsburgh Pirates hits the first-ever game-ending home run in Game 7, ending the World Series. The Pirates beat the Yankees 10 to 9, on October 13, 1960. Signed in ink by Bill Mazeroski on image and in ink by Neil Leifer on verso. 24 x 30in.

This framed work has been professionally framed by Mr. Leifer's preferred framer. The frame is handsome, with a dark wood. The glazing is a UV plexiglass of the highest quality. The matte is green. Because of the professional and custom quality of the these frames and the difficulty in disassembling them, works have not, at any point in the cataloging process, been removed from the frames. As such, cataloging of framed items does not note whatever condition, inscription, or other details may appear on the verso of these prints. Framed works will be sold as-is, in frame. More information on the specific framing can be provided by the auction house upon request.

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Vintage print: Printed no more than 3-5 years after the negative was made.
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