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When the Yankees won three straight pennants in 1921–23, Pipp was their solid, sure-handed first baseman. When they again won three in a row in 1926–2

Major League pitcher who played for the Yankees from 1929–1932. Scarce vintage book page from Who’s Who, 8.25 x 11, signed in blue ink. In fine condit

Vintage fountain pen signature and inscription, “Joan: all best wishes always, Branch Rickey,” at the bottom of a young girl’s TLS to Rickey on an off

New York Yankees business check, 9 x 3.25, filled out in type and signed by Ruppert and countersigned by Ed Barrow, “E. G. Barrow,” payable to former

Pitcher for the New York Highlanders. TLS signed “George P. Shears,” one page, 8.5 x 11, Emissaries Attunement Center letterhead, October 28, 1967. Le

Skiff played a total of 22 games in the Major League, including six for the Yankees in 1926; Davis played one game for the 1926 Yankees. ALS, signed “

Second baseman (1918–1958) with the New York Yankees, St. Louis Browns, and Cleveland Indians who was killed when the train in which he was riding plu

Second baseman who played for the Yankees from 1943–1950. Vintage 9.5 x 12 magazine photo of Stirnweiss fielding a ball, signed in fountain pen. Punch

Pitcher who broke into the Major Leagues with the Yankees in 1934. Vintage 6.5 x 9 Brooklyn Dodgers team-issued lightweight photo, signed in fountain

Baseball Hall of Famer (1891–1961) who was the dominant National League pitcher of the 1920s. Vintage fountain pen signature, “With best wishes, A. C.