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Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Small Shadowbox

Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Small Shadowbox


 

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1950's Mickey Mantle Gumball Machine Locket

   

1950's Mickey Mantle Gumball Machine Locket

  • CIRCA -1950s
  • MANUFACTURER - Vending machine
  • SIZE - 1" x 5/4"
  • PRICE RANGE - $20. - $30 each

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NOTES:

 These are Mickey Mantle Lockets sold in vending machines for a penny, back in the 1950s early 60s. The picture has an enamel like finish and the frame looks like metal but probably made out of plastic. One has a silver finish the other Gold. Most gumball vending machine rings sell for about $10. these tiny 1 inch lockets are a lot more rare, and could sell for the $50.+ range.

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Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris New York Yankees -M&M Boys- Framed Lithograph

Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris New York Yankees -M&M Boys- Framed Lithograph

Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris New York Yankees -M&M Boys- Framed Lithograph

"It’s a beautiful day in the Bronx as a huge crowd takes in the June 30, 1960 matinee, between the Bronx Bombers and the Kansas City A's. The Bombers would live up their name this day as they would belt five round trippers while cruising to a 10-3 victory. Watching the action intently from the on-deck circle, in his first season in New York is Roger Maris. One inning earlier, he belted his 25th dinger of the season. Now it was the Mick’s turn to go deep, as he rockets this pitch from Bob Trowbridge into the right field seats. It was the Commerce Comet's 18th round tripper. Mantle and Maris would stage an epic home run derby during the 1960 season, with the Mick’s league leading 40 homers edging Maris by one. Item Measures 22.25'' x 16.5'' "



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