⚾ Vintage Framed Don Larsen New York Yankees Pinstripe Baseball Jersey — JSA Certified Authentic Autograph — The Man Who Pitched the Only Perfect Game in World Series History on October 8, 1956, His Signature on the New York Pinstripes That Were on His Back When He Made Baseball History No One Has Replicated Since

⚾ October 8, 1956. Don Larsen took the mound for the New York Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. He was not expected to be dominant — he had gone 11-5 in the regular season with an ERA that suggested solidly average, not historic. He had been pulled from Game 2 of that same series after getting only one out. But on that October afternoon in the Bronx, Don Larsen retired 27 consecutive Brooklyn Dodgers batters without allowing a single baserunner — not a hit, not a walk, not a batter reached by any means — and completed the only perfect game in the history of World Series play. The 27th out was a called third strike to Dale Mitchell, and Yogi Berra ran from home plate and jumped into Don Larsen's arms in the photograph that became one of baseball's most reproduced images. No pitcher in any subsequent World Series has come closer than allowing a hit. The record is safe. This framed 35x39 Yankees pinstripe jersey, signed by Don Larsen and certified authentic by JSA, is the garment of the franchise where baseball's only World Series perfect game happened. Condition: NOS.

🏆 27 Batters. 97 Pitches. Zero Baserunners. One World Series Perfect Game.

🏆 The statistical line of Don Larsen's October 8, 1956 performance is not the kind of line that requires elaboration: 9 innings, 27 batters faced, 27 outs recorded, 0 hits, 0 walks, 0 hit batters, 0 errors, 0 baserunners. The Dodgers lineup he retired included Roy Campanella, Duke Snider, Jackie Robinson, and Pee Wee Reese — Hall of Famers. It remains the only perfect game in the 119+ year history of World Series competition. Condition: NOS.

⚾ The Brooklyn Dodgers — The Last Time They Played at Ebbets Field in a Series

⚾ The 1956 World Series was played during what would become the final years of the Brooklyn Dodgers as a Brooklyn franchise — they moved to Los Angeles after the 1957 season. Don Larsen's perfect game was pitched against the Brooklyn Dodgers in a New York City World Series that no subsequent generation would ever see again, the last time both New York City teams played for the championship. The historical setting elevates an already singular achievement. Condition: NOS.

🖼️ Framed 35x39 — The Perfect Game Deserves This Presentation

🖼️ This Don Larsen signed Yankees pinstripe jersey is framed at 35x39 inches — the large-format baseball jersey display size that presents the full jersey without folding, matted and mounted for wall display. JSA authentication is visible within the framing. Don Larsen passed away on January 1, 2020, at age 90, making every JSA-authenticated signature from his lifetime a permanent and irreplaceable record of the only man who ever pitched a World Series perfect game. Condition: NOS.

⚾🏆 Don Larsen Autographed New York Yankees Pinstripe Baseball Jersey. JSA COA. Framed 35x39. Hall of Fame Sports Memorabilia. Condition: NOS.