Below is a 1967 Don Drysdale game-used Dodger jersey. Via the auction description:
During the waning days of the 1969 season, Dodgers bat boy Rich Raya approached his friend, Dodgers ace Don Drysdale in the team's locker room. After 14 years in the majors, the big righty was calling it quits: 209 wins, 3 World Series rings and a lifetime 2.95 ERA, all accomplished while wearing Dodger Blue. Over the years Raya had run many an errand for Drysdale, carting around his golf clubs, grabbing drinks from the lunch room, and this time it was he who asked for a favor: could he have his jersey? Drysdale grabbed one of his home white jerseys, quickly glanced around the clubhouse and silently handed it to Raya. This is that jersey.
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Have you ever wanted a Dodger World Series trophy to call your own? Well, now you can. For sale is a 1981 Dodgers World Series trophy that was originaly given to Dodgers front office executive Bob Schenz.
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Below is a great cartoon featuring Cark Erskine's Game 1 start during the 1953 World Series. It was drawn by Boston Herald sports cartoonist Vic Johnson.
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Also, for sale are several groups of vintage press photos that have some notable Dodgers within them. Check out the below 1952 AP Wirephoto that shows an irritated Jackie Robinson punting his glove into the stands.
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These next two photos features Maury Wills causing some damage on the basepaths during Game 2 of the 1963 World Series. The auction includes a lot of 8 unique photos of Wills.
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Below is another group of photos from the 1963 World Series between the Dodgers and the Yankees. At the top is Tommy Davis sliding into 3rd base after hitting a triple in the 3rd inning. On the bottom is Jim Gilliam and John Roseboro congratulating reliever Ron Perranoski on his save.
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