Part Number: SA-816 Size: 17 x 44 The first official regular season game at Fenway Park occurred on April 20, 1912 and, fittingly, the game matched the Red Sox against the New York Yankees (known as the Highlanders at the time). This rare and significant panoramic print captures the members of the Boston Red Sox and New York Highlanders as they pose together prior to that historic opener.

Item Number: SA-238   THIS GREAT VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPH IS FROM THE LIBRARY OF BOSTON AND SHOWCASES ONE OF BASEBALLS MOST PRECIOUS MOMENTS. BABE IS HANDING TED A SIGNED BALL WHICH WILLIAMS WOULD LATER REFER TO AS HIS MOST PRIZED POSSESSION. THIS IMAGE IS VERY RARE AND IS TRULY A MUST HAVE FOR ANY COLLECTOR.  

Part Number: SA-1060 Size: 16 x 20 Reproduction of the December 30, 1936 check signed by Babe Ruth. It is payable for $50 to "Cash" and signed with a high-grade "GH Ruth".

Part Number: SA-1026 Size: 28 x 42 After 108 years of waiting, the Cubs won the 2016 World Series with a wild 8-7, 10-inning Game 7 victory over the Indians on Wednesday night at Progressive Field. The triumph completed their climb back from a 3-1 Series deficit to claim their first championship since 1908. A roller-coaster of emotions spilled out in a game that lasted almost five hours, featuring some wacky plays, a blown four-run lead, a 17-minute rain delay and some 10th inning heroics that sealed the deal. It was real, and it was spectacular.

Part Number: SA-516 Size: 23 x 27 THIS GREAT PHOTOGRAPH WON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "TOP PHOTO" AWARD. IT SOON BECAME WHAT LOU WOULD REFER TO AS "MY FAVORITE PHOTOGRAPH." THIS HAS BECOME ONE OF THE MOST DIFFICULT IMAGES TO GET LICENSED APPROVAL TO DISPLAY AND WOULD MAKE A FANTASTIC ADDITION TO ANY COLLECTION.

Part Number: SA-660 Size: 23 x 27 In the summer of 1941, 22 year old Ted Williams and 26 year old Joe DiMaggio put together seasons that will last for as long as there are plaques in Cooperstown and new generations to marvel at their deeds.

Part Number: SA-981 Size: 21 x 35 Term "Bronx Bombers" became popular in 1936 shortly after Joe Louis'(who had nickname Brown Bomber) fight against Max Schmelling at Yankee Stadium in June 1936.Nickname "Bronx Bombers" was coined by Daniel M. Daniels, a writer for "New York World-Telegram" in July 1936.

Part Number: SA-781 Size: 18 x 41 This piece shows three Yankee Legends bidding Farewell. Lou Gehrig 1939, Babe Ruth 1947 and Joe DiMaggio 1951.