Lou Gehrig, great American baseball player, wrote many personal checks in his lifetime. Lou Gehrig signed bank check for $25 from the First National Bank of New Rochelle, New York with his rarer full name, “Henry Louis Gehrig” on 19th May, 1936 brought $14,950. Henry Louis “Lou” Gehrig was an American Major League Baseball first [...]
Situated at 25 Main Street in Cooperstown of New York, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum is an American historical museum. It is an independent and non-profit educational institution which is dedicated to the appreciation of the historical development of baseball and its impact on culture by collecting, exhibiting, preserving and interpreting its [...]
Pirates won the World Series in 1960 with a dramatic home run from Bill Mazeroski and hisspectacular bat. Oh, what a match! I want that bat – the legendry bat of Mazeroski. In Pittsburgh on October 13th 1960, at first the Pirates made out giving a 2-0 lead. Stafford was all set to bring Yankees [...]
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Pittsburgh Pirates, Jamie Adams portrayed the pirates of 1987. There were limited number of prints of the original lithographic printing by Adams. Playersdepicted on the painting were chosen by fan voting. The print pictures include Denny Murtaugh, Face, Clemente, Paul Waner, Haddix, Traynor, Law, Stargell, Kiner, Wagner, [...]
The baseball is signed by the 26 members of 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers dream team. The ball is signed by – Duke Snider, Pee Wee Reese, Gill Hodges, Carl Furillo, George Shuba, Jackie Robinson, Wayne Bellardi, etc. including the manager Charlie Dressen. The 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers was the dream team of that time. They had won [...]
It is the 1998 New York Yankees World Championship 14k gold pendant, which was given in honor of the New York Yankees win in 1998 World Series final. There is a NY logo in the Center of the pendant, which is representing a diamond on a blue field. Moreover, the central area of the pendant [...]
