Appraisal: 1934 Yankees Team-signed Baseball
Clip: Season 28 Episode 17 | 1m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
Appraisal: 1934 Yankees Team-signed Baseball
In Vintage Atlantic City, Hour 2, Leila Dunbar appraises a 1934 Yankees Team-signed baseball.
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Appraisal: 1934 Yankees Team-signed Baseball
Clip: Season 28 Episode 17 | 1m 3sVideo has Closed Captions
In Vintage Atlantic City, Hour 2, Leila Dunbar appraises a 1934 Yankees Team-signed baseball.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipGUEST: My mother, as a young girl in Newark, New Jersey, decided that she wanted to go to greener pastures, and in 1934, off she went alone to St. Petersburg, Florida, became a hotel elevator operator... APPRAISER: Mm-hmm.
GUEST: and realized that the Yankees were about to take spring training at the hotel where she was working.
She was a very pretty young lady.
She was somewhere in the general vicinity of 18 or 19.
APPRAISER: Wow, which is a big deal in 1934, to head down to St. Petersburg.
GUEST: A very big deal, yes.
Alone.
APPRAISER: As great as the Babe was, the gentlemen who had the two greatest years in 1934: Lefty Gomez and Lou Gehrig.
But Lefty, who they called El Goofy, had the triple crown of pitchers that year.
Lou Gehrig had his MVP season that year.
This is one of the greatest Yankee teams never to have made it to the World Series.
So your mom caught the tail end of one of the great dynasties in baseball.
I would put an auction estimate of about $10,000 to $15,000 on this.
GUEST: Wow.
Appraisal: 1646 School of Jan Brueghel the Younger Oil
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 9s | Appraisal: 1646 School of Jan Brueghel the Younger Oil (3m 9s)
Appraisal: 16th C. Tibetan Carved Iron Box
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 38s | Appraisal: 16th C. Tibetan Carved Iron Box (2m 38s)
Appraisal: 1856 Sharps Model 1855 Naval Rifle
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 2s | Appraisal: 1856 Sharps Model 1855 Naval Rifle (3m 2s)
Appraisal: 1871 Waltham Gold Presentation Pocket Watch
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 8s | Appraisal: 1871 Waltham Gold Presentation Pocket Watch (3m 8s)
Appraisal: 1912 George Bellows 'Rain in the Hills' Oil
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 35s | Appraisal: 1912 George Bellows 'Rain in the Hills' Oil (3m 35s)
Appraisal: 1955 Cy Young Collection
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 51s | Appraisal: 1955 Cy Young Collection (2m 51s)
Appraisal: Alberto Pasini Oil Painting, ca. 1880
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 35s | Appraisal: Alberto Pasini Oil Painting, ca. 1880 (2m 35s)
Appraisal: American Bicycle Catalog Collection, ca. 1895
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 1m 41s | Appraisal: American Bicycle Catalog Collection, ca. 1895 (1m 41s)
Appraisal: Art Deco Diamond Ring, ca. 1925
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 55s | Appraisal: Art Deco Diamond Ring, ca. 1925 (55s)
Appraisal: Eames Zenith Chair, ca. 1950
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 28s | Appraisal: Eames Zenith Chair, ca. 1950 (28s)
Appraisal: Flemish Village Festival Oil Painting, ca. 1600
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 33s | Appraisal: Flemish Village Festival Oil Painting, ca. 1600 (33s)
Appraisal: Hadley’s Quadrant, ca. 1715
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 55s | Appraisal: Hadley’s Quadrant, ca. 1715 (55s)
Appraisal: Haviland & Co. Limoges Oyster Plates, ca. 1890
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 6s | Appraisal: Haviland & Co. Limoges Oyster Plates, ca. 1890 (3m 6s)
Appraisal: J.L. Gérôme Bronze & Marble Figure, ca. 1890
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 27s | Appraisal: J.L. Gérôme Bronze & Marble Figure, ca. 1890 (2m 27s)
Appraisal: Louis XVI-style Chandelier, ca. 1965
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 36s | Appraisal: Louis XVI-style Chandelier, ca. 1965 (3m 36s)
Appraisal: Massachusetts Folk Art Carving, ca. 1840
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 1m 12s | Appraisal: Massachusetts Folk Art Carving, ca. 1840 (1m 12s)
Appraisal: Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace, ca. 1910
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 35s | Appraisal: Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace, ca. 1910 (2m 35s)
Appraisal: Pablo Picasso Lithograph & Ceramic Plate
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 1m 14s | Appraisal: Pablo Picasso Lithograph & Ceramic Plate (1m 14s)
Appraisal: Pennsylvania Queen Anne Candlestand, ca. 1740
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 1m 12s | Appraisal: Pennsylvania Queen Anne Candlestand, ca. 1740 (1m 12s)
Appraisal: Queen Anne Mini Valuables Chest, ca. 1750
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 37s | Appraisal: Queen Anne Mini Valuables Chest, ca. 1750 (2m 37s)
Appraisal: Robert Frost-signed Books
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 2m 42s | Appraisal: Robert Frost-signed Books (2m 42s)
Appraisal: Tiffany Studios Lamp Base, ca. 1900
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 1m 43s | Appraisal: Tiffany Studios Lamp Base, ca. 1900 (1m 43s)
Appraisal: WWI Lafayette Flying Corps Group, ca. 1917
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Clip: S28 Ep17 | 3m 46s | Appraisal: WWI Lafayette Flying Corps Group, ca. 1917 (3m 46s)
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