Philadelphia Athletics 1940 Home Games Schedule

Extremely rare tri-fold pocket schedule with home and away games of the Phildelphia Athletics. Some creases and wrinkles. Overall Very Good condition.

Well-used bat found in a Philadelphia attic of Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Athletics slugger Cy Williams. Williams who hit over 250 home runs in his career and lead the National League in home runs

Made by J. Chein. Made in America - 1940's. Philadelphia Athletics.

The first is an Athletic Games cutout, with a schedule for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, along with multiple different cardboard cutouts. It has a significant fold up the middle and some edge wear th

Fons Iannelli (American 1919-1988) Untitled: New York Giants Baseball Home Game Dugout Late 1940'sLocation: New YorkDimensions: 11" X 14"Stamped reverse.Fons Iannelli, a photojournalist who documented

1940's-50's Philadelphia Athletics Pitchers Multi-Signed Baseball; Official Major League Bud Selig Baseball signed by (6) former A's pitchers who played during the 40's and 50's; signatures include So

This was a scarce regional issue stand ups, sourced from Philadelphia newspaper, die cut stand ups that were mounted on cardboard by the collector. Black and white images in home uniforms with facsimi

Second game of the series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics played at the Polo Grands in New York. The Giants won this series four games to one. Nice pantographic photo, but h

United States,1913 Rain check for the first game at Polo Grounds, Chief Bender was a major component to the Philadelphia Athletics defeating the New York Giants. Ink on paper,Ticket approx 2" x 3 1/8"

The first one is 1931 vs. Philadelphia Athletics at League Park on June 30th. The A's win, 11-7. VG+ condition. The second one is REALLY clean and impeccably scored from the June 27, 1938 game at Leag

ULTRA RARE Vintage 1940's GAMES YOU LIKE TO PLAY #472 Combination Travel, Home, or Camp Board Game by Parker Brothers. Play a combination of games including Jack Straws, Authors, Hop in the Tub, Tiddl

DICK SISLER Philadelphia Phillies, Dick\'s home run in the 10th inning of a game against the Dodgers on the last day of the 1950 season put the Phillies in the World Series. Hit .296in 141 games throu

Includes 1976 MLB Baseball All-Star Game in Philadelphia & 1974 World Series Oakland Athletics. Both in plastic protective sleeves. Losses to spin consistent with age and use. MEG

Shows a playoff play during the game, Bucky Dent hits a home run off pitcher Mike Torez. Autographed by Bucky Dent and Mike Torez. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity from Athletic Supply of Dallas

Russell Athletic Authentic Ken Griffey Jr. Cincinnati Reds #30 Home Jersey size 48. This jersey show all of the usual indicators of a game worn jersey yet lacks the proper tags lower left. The stains

[Sports] [Baseball] [Philadelphia Athletics] Jennings, W. G. (photographer) Original Photograph of the 1913 Philadelphia Athletics American B.B.C. of Philadelphia, 1913. Two original joined silver pri

This official American League baseball, signed by members of the 1930s New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics, embodies the intense rivalry and storied history between two titans of baseball's go

A 1932 Philadelphia Athletics Team Signed Autograph Baseball Featuring Jimmie Foxx, Eddie Collins, Connie Mack, Lefty Grove and Al Simmons (JSA Letter of Authenticity) comprising 16 total signatures.

In the sweet spot: Connie Mack, Manager; Bing Miller, coach; Jimmy Dykes, coach; Elmer Valo, OF; Ferris Fain, IF; Sam Chapman, OF; Sam Chapman, OF; Eddie Joost, IF; Lou Brissie, P; Joe Tipton, C; Carl

Derek Jeter Final Home Game Ticket Stub Jeter Photo And Mattingly PSA 5

No clubhouse signatures. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig are joined by hall of famers, Jimmy Foxx, Al Simmons and Mickey Cochrane of the Philadelphia Athletics. Though Shallacked to preserve the signatures,

1888 N173 OLD JUDGE CIGARETTES ED SEWARD BASEBALL CABINET PHOTOGRAPH, albumen print on photographer's board, featuring the Philadelphia Athletics player in batting stance, marked lower right for photo

1938 Letter from The Philadelphia Athletics with Connie Mack Signature. Mack Informs Local Player That They Have No Open Roster Spots. See photos for condition and details

Game includes original wooden box, box has members of the Lime Kiln Club, Old Kentucky Home. When sides are lifted up, it shows two African Americans in windows and says "Old Kentucky Home" in between