1927 Babe Ruth Home Run Specials Gloves Ad
Big League Mitts & Gloves ~ Designed by Babe Ruth for the stars of tomorrow. Made by Reach

Babe Ruth “The World” News Cover - April 10, 1927
86 Years Ago Today In New York…

Babe Ruth Comes Home
Grand Central Station, NY - March 2, 1927
Original caption: “Photo shows Babe Ruth, Bambino of the Swat, as he stepped from the 20th Century Train at Grand Central Station on his arrival in New York from the coast.”

1927 Yankees/Pirates Animated
The last two posts seemed like a good candidate for an animated gif….

Dapper Babe Ruth Poses For The Camera (1927)
“Babe Comes Home” Studio Publicity Picture #92-25P

1927 Original Babe Ruth Christmas Card
“Every Good Wish for Christmas and the New Year from Babe Ruth”

1920’s Lloyd Waner Lucky Strike Trolly Car Ad
Lloyd Waner - Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Sensation - 1927, “Luckies fine flavor is enjoyable…and they never cut my wind.”

1927 Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig Show Off Their Haul Of Fowl
Babe, Lou and the gang pose after a day of duck hunting in California while on their historic 1927 baseball barnstorming tour.

Babe Hits 60
1962 Topps “Babe Ruth Special” Card No. 139

Babe Ruth & Baby Mildred Pinkenfeld
Yankee Stadium - Summer 1927

Babe Ruth Is On Bat Inspection Duty
The Yankees At West Point, N.Y. - May 6, 1927

Babe Ruth Throwing At The Fairgrounds
1927 “Babe Comes Home” Production Still

1927 Pacific Coast League Pennant Winning “Oaks” Banquet
Given By Oakland Baseball Assn. - Elks Club Oakland, CA - October 3, 1927
If you’d like to see this picture full-sized, go here (and sign up for a free membership): 1927 Pacific Coast League Pennant Winning “Oaks” Banquet

Bustin’ Babe Warms Up - c.1927-28
Babe Ruth warming up on one of his many barnstorming tours after the regular baseball season ended. Lou Gehrig was also on this tour (as the Larrupin’ Lous), but it looks like maybe The Babe was going to be playing first base for the day (judging from his glove).

Babe Signs With Baltimore
1927 Production Still “Babe Comes Home”
Here’s a really clean, very large edit which shows the reenactment of Babe signing his first professional contract with Baltimore. Also in the picture are (L-R) Jack Dunn and Ned Hanlon.