Description: 1970 Baltimore World Champs: Dave McNally, Jim Palmer, Mike Cuellar, Elrod Hendricks, Boog Powell, Andy Etchebarren, Davey Johnson, Brooks Robinson, Mark Belanger, Don Buford, Paul Blair, Frank Robinson, Earl Weaver-Mgr. Shirt originally produced in the 1980s by Baseball Nostalgia in Cooperstown, NY. Reconstructed from scans of the original screen printing acetates.
Description: The 1988 Major League Baseball season is famously remembered as "The Year of the Balk" after a minor rulebook adjustment requiring a "discernible" stop caused umpires to call a record 924 balks, a 160% increase from 1987. Pitchers struggled heavily with the stricter enforcement, leading to legendary single-season anomalies.
Description: The original 1962 New York lineup: Roger Craig, Hobie Landrith, Don Zimmer, Charlie Neal, Gil Hodges, Félix Mantilla, Frank Thomas, Richie Ashburn, and Gus Bell managed by Casey Stengel. Shirt originally produced in the 1980s by Baseball Nostalgia in Cooperstown, NY. Reconstructed from scans of the original screen printing acetates.
Description: 1970 Baltimore World Champs: Dave McNally, Jim Palmer, Mike Cuellar, Elrod Hendricks, Boog Powell, Andy Etchebarren, Davey Johnson, Brooks Robinson, Mark Belanger, Don Buford, Paul Blair, Frank Robinson, Earl Weaver-Mgr. Shirt originally produced in the 1980s by Baseball Nostalgia in Cooperstown, NY. Reconstructed from scans of the original screen printing acetates.
Description: The classic 1927 New York lineup: Earle Combs, Mark Koenig, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Bob Meusel, Tony Lazzeri, Jow Dugan, and Pat Collins. Shirt originally produced in the 1980s by Baseball Nostalgia in Cooperstown, NY. Reconstructed from scans of the original screen printing acetates.
Description: Baseball Nostalgia, Inc. was founded in November, 1974 by Bill Himmelman, Mike Aronstein and Pete Henrici in Cooperstown NY. The previous year they had opened Sports Nostalgia along with sports cartoonist Bob Laughlin and boxing referee and publicist Lew Eskin in Upper Saddle River, NJ. In 1974 they opted to lease the original concession area of the Doubleday Batting Range. The doorway was approximately 100 feet from the home plate on historic Doubleday Field.
