1927 New York Yankees “Murderers’ Row” Team Signed Photo

The Legendary 1927 New York Yankees: A Piece of Baseball History

An Unforgettable Season

The 1927 New York Yankees, often heralded as one of the greatest baseball teams in history, etched their legacy with a remarkable 110-44 regular season record. This extraordinary achievement not only set a new benchmark by breaking the previous American League record held by the 1912 Boston Red Sox but also paved the way for their triumphant sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates in the World Series. The Yankees’ prowess was evident as they batted an impressive .307 and outscored their opponents by a record 376 runs, a testament to their dominance on the field.

Icons of the Diamond

Among the luminaries of this legendary team were Earle Combs, who hit .356, and Bob Meusel, who batted .337 with 103 RBIs. Second baseman Tony Lazzeri also made his mark by driving in 102 runs. However, it was Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth who truly captivated the baseball world. Gehrig’s astounding .373 batting average, coupled with 47 home runs and a then-record 175 RBIs, earned him the AL MVP title. Meanwhile, Ruth shattered his own record by hitting 60 home runs, finishing the season with a .356 batting average and 164 RBIs. This formidable lineup was famously dubbed “Murderers’ Row.”

A Rare Collectible: The Team-Signed Photograph

We are proud to present a rare and exquisite piece of baseball memorabilia: a 10” x 8” framed black and white photograph of the 1927 Yankees. This photograph features the signatures of iconic players such as Earle Combs, Mark Koenig, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ben Paschal, Tony Lazzeri, Ray Morehart, and Pat Collins. Each signature, penned in black fountain ink, is a testament to the era’s rich history and, in our opinion, rates an 8 overall, with Ruth’s signature being the boldest of the group.

• Signatures of Legends: Includes autographs from baseball greats like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig.
• Historical Significance: Represents the 1927 Yankees, a team synonymous with excellence.
• Authenticity: Accompanied by a full Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from JSA.
• Unique Provenance: Presented to us as game-used, this photograph is a rare find for any collector.

Corrections and Updates

Initially, it was believed that all signatures on the photograph were penned by the respective players. However, a recent review by Jimmy Spence of JSA revealed that two signatures, those of Ray Morehart and Waite Hoyt, are clubhouse autographs, likely signed by Yankees catcher Pat Collins. This update underscores the importance of meticulous verification in the world of sports memorabilia auctions.

This photograph is more than just a collectible; it is a tangible connection to a bygone era of baseball excellence. For those interested in acquiring a piece of this storied history, explore our baseball collectibles for sale and consider the opportunity to sell your own sports memorabilia through Grey Flannel Auctions.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.