Joe DiMaggio up for Auction

May 15, 2006 | Collectibles | 0 comments

Pieces of DiMaggio’s Past on the Auction Block

NPR :
Weekend Edition – Saturday, May 13, 2006

“Where has your stuff gone, Joe DiMaggio? Well, it turns out many collectibles from the late baseball icon’s memorable life will soon be going… going…. gone at auction.

The gavel will fall during a two-day session on May 19-20 at the New York Marriott Marquis Times Square. The catalogue is already open for online and telephone bids.”

Some of the items up for auction include:

“World Series championship rings, trophies, awards, photos, relics of his brief marriage to Marilyn Monroe… and a uniform from his final World Series game in 1951.”

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