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LIFE MAGAZINE Photo by George Silk - 1960 World Series Pirates Yankees

Posted 13 days ago in San Diego, CA

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LIFE MAGAZINE Photo by George Silk - 1960 World Series Pirates Yankees

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This famous photograph taken by George Silk of Pittsburgh students watching Game 7 of the 1960 World Series between Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Yankees from the vantage point of the school's Cathedral of Learning overlooking Forbes Field Of course everyone remembers Game 9 because of The Mazeroski Moment, a walk off home run in the bottom of the 9th to clinch an unlikely come back win for the Bucs 10-9 and George Silk has caught the passion and excitement in this famous photograph entitled The Thrill of World Series Victory The print is framed in a 36" x 24" black metal frame with glass for a high quality and elegant finish and is part of the Life Picture Collection Text for immediate response Price is Firm. I accept cash or bitcoin at the time of pick up This item is located on the 15 side of Mira Mesa Thanks for looking!

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