1933 WASHINGTON SENATORS WORLD SERIES BLUE VARIETY BUTTON WITH RIBBONS & FEATURING JOE CRONIN (HOF).

1933 WASHINGTON SENATORS WORLD SERIES BLUE VARIETY BUTTON WITH RIBBONS & FEATURING JOE CRONIN (HOF). (image 1/[null])
Pricing & History
1.75" w/back paper of Garrison Toy & Nov. Co. Inc. Wash. D.C. Sprint pin hold rwb fabric ribbons. Center image of baseball and popping out of the top is the 26 year old 'boy wonder' team manager Cronin w/blue rim color noting "Pennant Winners" (red variety also made). Baseball also reads "World Series." The 1933 Senators won the AL pennant w/a record of 99-53 under manager/second baseman Joe Cronin. Unfortunately, the Senators lost the 1933 World Series to the New York Giants in five games. Cronin was inducted into the National Baseball Hall Of Fame in 1956. Trace of aging on ribbons, each w/a pin hole. Button surface has lt. wear only seen upon magnification but remains glossy. VF overall.
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