DiMaggio Brothers: Joe, Dom & Vince Signed Official American League Vintage Baseball. PSA
Official American League vintage (Mac Phail) baseball. Signed by Yankees Hall of Fame hitter and outfielder, Joe DiMaggio, as well his brothers, Dom and Vince DiMaggio. PSA/DNA letter of authenticity, signatures graded 7’s. Housed in a clear acrylic display cube.
Official American League vintage (Mac Phail) baseball. Signed by Yankees Hall of Fame hitter and outfielder, Joe DiMaggio, as well his brothers, Dom and Vince DiMaggio. PSA/DNA letter of authenticity, signatures graded 7’s. Housed in a clear acrylic display cube.
Official American League vintage (Mac Phail) baseball. Signed by Yankees Hall of Fame hitter and outfielder, Joe DiMaggio, as well his brothers, Dom and Vince DiMaggio. PSA/DNA letter of authenticity, signatures graded 7’s. Housed in a clear acrylic display cube.
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Joe DiMaggio and his brothers, Dom and Vince, were one of baseball's most talented families. Joe, "The Yankee Clipper," had a stellar 13-season career with the New York Yankees (1936–1951), boasting a lifetime batting average of .325, 361 home runs, and 1,537 RBIs. His most famous feat was his 56-game hitting streak in 1941, a record that still stands. Known for his smooth fielding, Joe also earned three MVP awards and led the Yankees to nine World Series championships.
Dom DiMaggio, "The Little Professor," was an outstanding center fielder for the Boston Red Sox from 1940 to 1953. He finished his career with a .298 batting average, 87 home runs, and 618 RBIs, earning seven All-Star selections. Dom was known for his excellent defense and strong leadership on the field.
Vince DiMaggio, the eldest of the three, played from 1937 to 1946, most notably with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Though he was less consistent at the plate, with a career batting average of .249, he was a two-time All-Star and a reliable power hitter with 125 career home runs. Vince also had a great glove, leading the league in outfield assists twice.
Together, the DiMaggio brothers made a lasting impact on baseball, combining for 22 All-Star appearances and demonstrating remarkable athleticism and passion for the game.
