Mickey Mantle Collection

June 8, 1969 was declared Mickey Mantle Day at Yankee Stadium. The legend had his number 7 retired before 61,157 at The Stadium. Seventh in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 14 1/2 x 19 x 1. $75.00

Before playing his 2,000 career game, the Yankees declared September 18, 1965 Mickey Mantle Day. Robert Kennedy was one of many in attendance. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 14 1/2 x 19 x 1. $75.00

Mickey Mantle slugged 536 career home runs making him a member of the elite 500 Home Run Club. Fifth in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 16 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 1. $75.00

The 1961 Yankees, behind Maris, Berra, Mantle & Skowron were one of the most feared lineups in baseball history. Fourth in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 16 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 1. $75.00

Mickey Mantle celebrates signing a contract before the 1957 season by hitting snowballs in Yankee Stadium. Third in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 14 1/2 x 19 x 1. $75.00

In 1956, Mickey Mantle hit .353, with 52 home runs and 130 RBI en route to the Major League Triple Crown. Second in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 16 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 1. $75.00

As a rookie in 1951, Mickey Mantle was given the #6 to follow in the footsteps of Yankee legends, Babe Ruth (#3), Lou Gehrig (#4) & Joe DiMaggio (#5). First in a series of seven Mantle moments. The collectible is officially licensed by Major League Baseball and comes double matted and framed in a wooden frame. It also includes a laser engraved descriptive plate. Limited Edition of 1956. Measures approximately 16 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 1. $75.00

The new cut-stone logo baseball is a collectible for the true sports fan. Craftsmen create the Mickey Mantle logo and stitches from actual stones that are cut to size, shaped, and placed onto the ball by hand. They are then coupled with a pearlescent background and buffed for a beautiful high-gloss finish. Each cut-stone baseball is handsomely packaged in its own green keepsake box. $90.00

"Harry Truman stands in his Yankee Stadium box today, September 4, 1961 between homerun sluggers Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle. In their quest of a new season record going into the game against the Washington Senators ( which President Truman watched ), Maris had 53 home runs and Mantle 50. Mantle and Maris each gave President Truman an autographed bat after their 1961 record setting season. This framed collectible features a 16x20 photo, an official seal of the President emblem, and an engraved nameplate. Measures 27"" x 26""." $208.00

FRAMED MANTLE MICKEY UNSIGNED (YANKEES) PANORAMIC $120.00

"Known as the 1961 version of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle put together one of the most unforgettable seasons in Major League history. They broke the single season record set by two teammates, a record previously held by Ruth and Gehrig (107) and on the last game of the regular season, Roger Maris broke Babe Ruth's single season homerun record when he hit his 61st on October 1, 1961. The record stood for an incredible 37 years. Commemorate the ""M&M Boys"" brilliant season with this framed unsigned 16""x20"" black and white photo. Officially licensed by Major League Baseball. Measures 28"" x 30""." $125.00

"Joe Namath and Mickey Mantle Two of New York's most beloved sports legends, have been captured together in this unique collectible from Mounted Memories. This vintage black and white 16x20 photo is framed in black rope and double matted. Engraved nameplate talking about each athlete is included. Measures 22"" x 26"" x 2"". Available exclusively from Mounted Memories in limited editions of 500 each." $142.00

MANTLE/DIMAGGIO FRAMED (PASSING TORCH) UNSIGNED 16x20 w/PL $142.00

MANTLE M. FRAMED ('56 TRIPLE CROWN GALLO) UNSIGNED 16x20 $142.00