Early Baseball - 1939 State Champion Patch & Photo 1939

1939 State Champions and 1926 County League Champions patch measures 6.5 inches diameter

Lou Gehrig (June 19, 1903 – June 2, 1941) 8 x 10 Black and White Photograph of the 1939 World Series Champions New York Yankees, the only team to win four world’s championships in succession. Bold

Authentic, old, original and very rare early Brooklyn Dodgers football team photo. Very nice frame and matte, ready to be hung. 18"x22" Framed 13 1/2"x9" Photo

1914 Blanket (Cavanaugh), 1951 and 1955 Bowman (Cox), 1939 play ball (Myers), 4 -1962 Aura-Vision Records w/ Maris, 1971 Old Timers Photo, 1954 Eagles vs. Steelers, 1948 Pitt vs. Penn State Program, D

Ty Cobb 100th Anniversary of Baseball Photo Cover Absolutely Superb COBB, TY. Commemorative Postal Envelope Signed, "Ty Cobb", United States Air Mail, Cooperstown, First Day of Issue Postmark 1939, Co

on nice large card

on informational page

on informational page

on nice page

on nice page

on nice page

Two vintage baseball patches - 1939 baseball centennial and 1945 The "Ruptured Duck"

on informational page

on nice large card

on nice large card

1939 World Champion New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball. The many signatures include: Rolfe, Dimaggio, Powell, Murphy, Pearson, Hadley, Russo, Kelly, Ruffin and more.

INCLUDING: 1929 CLASS PHOTO, DARMOUTH COLLEGE PHOTO BOOK, FELT PATCH, 1939 & 1944 FOOTBALL PROGRAMS

Billy Pierce 1952 Bowman Baseball Card, 1939 Red Wings Team Photo, TCG Baseball Coins, Camp Pike Military Yard Long

1939 NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD CHAMPIONS BLACK BAT . THIS HILLERICH & BRADSBY COMMEMORATIVE BAT IS ENGRAVED WORLD CHAMPIONS-1939 IN GOLD BLOCK LETTERS ON THE BARREL, SURROUNDED BY 25 NAMES ENGRAVED IN GO

Private taken graphic photo showing some Polish prisoners executed in Sandomierz in 1939. This photo is very interesting because Germans used portable gallows very early in the occupation of Poland to

Photograph of the 1939 Negro League East Allstars played at Comiskey park with the West 4 and East 2. Players identified. Dimensions: 11.5" x 14.5"

11/23/39 Jackie running with the ball for UCLA. 7.75 x 10.75. Good with editors crop marks and surface crazing.

Babe Ruth Photo NY World Fair 1939. size: 9.75 x 8. George Herman "Babe" Ruth Jr. was an American professional baseball player whose career in Major League Baseball spanned 22 seasons, from 1914 throu

Loew's Grand Theater, Atlanta, Georgia. Premiere of Gone With The Wind, December 15, 1939 sepia-tone photo print. created in the early 1990's for The American Heritage Galleries. Printed on cardstock,