1925 Dazzy Vance Poses in Rare Brooklyn Dodgers Golden Jubilee Uniform w/ Ebbets Armband Original TYPE I Photo

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 super unique 6.5” x 8.5” original TYPE I photo of Vance holding 50 Twenty Dollar Gold pieces in Brooklyn Uniform with the special 1876-1925 Golden Jubilee patch on the front and black arm band on the sleeve honoring the death of team owner, Charles Ebbets who died on April 18, 1925.

Period International Newsreel stamp on back along with original paper caption that reads:

WATCH YOUR CREDIT
INTERNATIONAL NEWSREEL PHOTO
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DAZZY HAS HIS HANDS FULL.

BROOKLYN...PHOTO SHOWS DAZZY VANCE, ACCLAIMED
THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
LAST YEAR, HOLDING FIFTY TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES,
HIS PRIZE FOR WINNING THAT HONOR. HE RECEIVED THE
GOLD TODAY, DURING THE EXERCISES CELEBRATING THE
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

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Incredible shot!