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Baseball Memorabilia303 of 1207YANKEE STADIUM Aug. 27 1938 Yankees vs Indians1947 Brooklyn Dodgers Team Press Photo 1947 Jackie Robinson
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    Posted 10 years ago

    tintyper
    (98 items)

    Sweet Caporal cigarettes pinback of legendary Washington Senators
    pitcher Walter Johnson. Pat. 1896.
    This pitcher helped bring the Senators to their only World Series
    triumph in 1924. He still holds some records for pitchers.

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    Comments

    1. Foundaroundtown Foundaroundtown, 10 years ago
      Great pin, would love to have one like that in my collection
    2. tintyper, 10 years ago
      My late father got to shake Walter Johnson's hand back in the 1930s, he told me,
      when Walter was the manager of the Senators. Dad went to a game back then,
      and stood in line to shake hands. To me it must have been a great honor.
      I hope you find one for your collection.

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