Rare 1930s Huskies Club brochure features Lou Gehrig as the president, promoting cereal prizes after his switch from Wheaties to General Foods.
Posts published in “Memorabilia”
Autographs, game-used gear, tickets, advertising, and cardboard-adjacent gems.
A rare 1955 Dodgers World Series pennant and oversized team photo, framed together, immortalize Brooklyn’s first championship in grand, subway-series style.
Colorful late-1950s Bob Cousy P.F. Flyers wall mount, a rare early NBA display piece that sold for $506 in 1999.
National Bohemian beer ads featuring the 1958 Baltimore Colts capture championship glory and remain affordable, charming crossovers of football history and vintage advertising.
Gigantic late-1930s Coca-Cola display featuring Ty Cobb and Red Grange—an 80-inch die-cut stunner packed with stars and vintage Americana charm.
A 1951 Ebbets Field ticket to Mickey Mantle’s first game in NYC appeared in Mastro’s August 2002 auction catalog. Just five are PSA-graded.
A rare piece of Mickey Mantle memorabilia, key fobs from his Holiday Inn in Joplin, have quietly become a collector's prize.