Lou Gehrig Gallery

New York Yankees    1923 - 1939


1960 Fleer1961 Golden Press

1960 Fleer



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1961 Golden Press




1962 Nu-Card-Baseball Scoops1963 Bazooka-All-Time Greats

1962 Nu-Card

Baseball Scoops


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1963 Bazooka

All-Time Greats




1972 Kellogg's-All-Time Baseball Greats1973 Topps-All-Time Leaders

1972 Kellogg's

All-Time Baseball Greats


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1973 Topps

All-Time Leaders




1976 Topps-All-Time All-Stars1989 U.S. Postal Service-Legends

1976 Topps

All-Time All-Stars


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1989 U.S. Postal Service

Legends




1994 Ted Williams Card Co.-Locklear Collection2002 Topps-Tribute

1994 Ted Williams Co.

Locklear Collection


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2002 Topps

Tribute




Lou Gehrig was a member of 7 All-Star teams and 7 World Championship teams. He led his league in RBI 5 times, Home Runs 3 times and he won one Batting Title. In 1934 he won the Triple Crown by leading his league in all three of those categories. The "Iron Horse" played in 2,130 consecutive games, a record for more than 56 years. Gehrig was voted the American League's Most Valuable Player twice, in 1927 and 1936. Following his retirement in 1939 he was inducted into the Hall of Fame and in 2000 he was named to the All Century Team.

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