1969 Seattle Pilots Jersey
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This is the authentic home uniform worn by Jim Bouton, who immortalized the expansion Seattle Pilots in their only year of existence (1969) by writing about his experiences in the groundbreaking book Ball Four. The Pilots moved to Milwaukee in 1970 but the team's legacy lives on to this day thanks to the man who wore this uniform.
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1984 San Diego Padres Jersey
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Tony Gwynn is one of only four Padres players to have his number retired by the team. This authentic home jersey was worn by Gwynn in 1984 when he won his first batting title and led the Padres to their first World Series. The RAK patch on the sleeve was worn in honor of Ray Kroc, the Padres owner who died before the '84 season began.
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1993 Baltimore Orioles Jersey
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This is the authentic home alternate jersey worn by Cal Ripken Jr. during the 1993 season. The patch on the left sleeve signified the presence of the All Star game in Baltimore's Camden Yards, where Ripken started at shortstop in the American League's 9-3 victory.
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2001 Baltimore Orioles Jersey
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Cal Ripken played 21 years for the Orioles before retiring in 2001. This is the authentic home Farewell jersey that was worn by Ripken during the final series of the season and his career. The jersey features the commemorative Ripken retirement patch on the right shoulder.
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1939 Boston Red Sox Jersey
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The authentic home Red Sox uniform worn by Ted Williams during his rookie season with Boston. This 1939 light weight wool flannel blend jersey featured a patch to commemorate the Centennial anniversary of America's National Pastime.
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1985 Chicago White Sox Jersey
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The authentic 1985 home poly/nylon knit jersey of Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk, who hit a career high 37 home runs for the White Sox that year. The patch on the sleeve was worn in celebration of Comiskey Park’s 75th birthday.
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1952 New York Yankees Jersey
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The 1952 season marked the 50th anniversary of the Yankees move to New York. More importantly, a 20-year old kid from Oklahoma named Mickey Mantle became the team's every day center fielder. This is The Mick's home light weight wool flannel blend jersey. It features the Yankees Golden Anniversary patch and the iconic # 7.
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1929 New York Yankees Jersey
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In 1929 the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians became the first teams to have player numbers on the back of their uniforms. This lightweight road wool flannel blend jersey is adorned with the #3 of the immortal Babe Ruth.
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1965 Minnesota Twins Jersey
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The authentic 1965 home lightweight wool flannel blend jersey of Harmon Killebrew, who spent 14 years of his Hall of Fame career with Minnesota, where he led the Twins to their first World Series.
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1980 Philadelphia Phillies Jersey
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The 1980 authentic road shirt of Mike Schmidt, who was named MVP of the 1980 World Series after hitting .381 with 2 HR and 7 RBI while leading the Phillies to their only World Championship in franchise history.
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1982 Milwaukee Brewers Jersey
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The authentic 1982 home jersey of Robin Yount, who won league MVP honors while leading the Brewers to their first (and only) World Series.
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1975 Boston Red Sox Jersey
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This is the authentic poly/nylon knit home jersey worn by Carl Yastrzemski in 1975 when the Red Sox celebrated the Bicentennial of Massachusetts
by wearing a patch on the sleeve of their uniforms.
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1973 California Angels Jersey
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In 1973, the American League introduced the designated hitter but Nolan Ryan remained a deterrent to offense, as he struck out a Major League record 383 batters and threw two no-hitters. This is Ryan's authentic #30 home poly/nylon knit jersey.
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1958 Chicago Cubs Jersey
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The authentic 1958 road gray shirt of the Chicago Cubs. This wool flannel button down uniform features the #14 worn by Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks.
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1969 New York Mets Jersey
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The authentic 1969 home jersey of the Amazing Mets. This lightweight wool flannel blend uniform has the #41 worn by a young Tom Seaver, who was Terrific while winning the NL Cy Young Award and leading the Mets to a stunning victory in the World Series over the Orioles.
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1966 Baltimore Orioles Jersey
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The authentic 1966 road lightweight wool flannel blend jersey of Brooks Robinson, who won his sixth consecutive Gold Glove Award at third base as the Baltimore Orioles won their first World Series by sweeping the Dodgers.
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1976 Texas Rangers Jersey
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The authentic 1976 road poly/nylon knit jersey of Gaylord Perry, who earned 42 of his 314 career wins while wearing a Rangers uniform.
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1964 St. Louis Cardinals Jersey
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The authentic 1964 home lightweight wool flannel blend jersey of Lou Brock, who was traded to the Cardinals from the Cubs midway through the season. Brock hit .348 in 103 games with St. Louis and led the Cards to victory over the Yankees in the World Series.
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1986 New York Mets Jacket
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The authentic warm up jacket worn by the Mets during their magical 1986 season. This royal blue, 100% polyester jacket features the Mets' 25th anniversary patch on the right sleeve and the orange NY logo on the left chest.
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1988 New York Yankees Jacket
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The batting practice jacket worn by the Yankees in 1988 features the team's time-honored design. This authentic navy jacket with white trim is made of poly double knit and has the white NY logo on the left chest.
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