1924 Dazzy Vance Original TYPE I Photo Imaged Used for 1928 R315 Kashin Baseball Card

Dazzy Vance (D. 1961) was one of baseball’s dominant strikeout pitchers, leading the National League in strikeouts seven straight seasons. He won the 1924 NL MVP and pitched a no-hitter in 1925. A two-time ERA leader and Brooklyn Dodgers ace, Vance was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1955.

Offered is a 6.5” x 8.5” YPE I Photo with the International Newsreel stamp on the verso – that is the very same image used to produce his 1928 R315 Kashin Baseball card. Original paper captions has become detached, but is included with the photo.

The caption reads:

WATCH YOUR CREDIT
INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL PHOTO
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THE LEADING PITCHER OF THE BIG LEAGUES

BROOKLYN..... VANCE IS PICTURED DAZZY VANCE, BROOKLYN'S
STAR PITCHER AND BEYOND A DOUBT THE MOST EFFECTIVE HURLER
IN THE BIG LEAGUES TODAY. BASEBALL FANS ARE EAGER TO
HAVE THE DODGERS WIN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT AND THE
SENATORS THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT. SUCH A TURN IN
BASEBALL EVENTS WOULD ASSURE A MEETING OF JOHNSON OF THE
SENATORS AND VANCE - A BATTLE ALL BASEBALL FANS WOULD
TRAVEL MILES TO SEE.

Incredible shot!

Original images of Hall of Famers that were used on baseball cards are in high demand.

*NOTE* baseball card is not included