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Through newspaper headlines printed at the time, you can revisit the most memorable events in St Louis Cardinals history.
- A comprehensive newspaper history of the Cardinals from 1926 onwards
- Embossed in gold and bound in a leatherette hardback for free
- Featuring in-depth articles as originally reported by the Washington Post
- Each page features 12.5 x 15 inches of premium content
- Rare St. Louis Cardinals memorabilia
Relive all the greatest moments in Redbirds history through newspaper headlines of the time with this personalized St Louis Cardinals history book. With coverage beginning in 1926, the year of the franchise’s first World Series title, this fine piece of St Louis Cardinals memorabilia guides you through the decades, revisiting all the key moments from Busch Stadium and beyond, right up until the present day.
The St. Louis Cardinals are officially the second-most successful franchise in MLB history, winning a total of eleven World Series titles between their first in 1926 and latest in 2011. Perhaps the most successful period in Cardinals history came in the 1940’s, as Branch Rickey’s farm system came to fruition. Registering a .623 winning percentage across the decade, higher than any other Major League team, the Redbirds won three World Series titles in five years between 1942 and 1946 and won over 105 games for three years in a row between 1942 and 1945. The Cardinals would be triple pennant winners in both the 1960s and 1980s, winning World Series in ’64, ’67 and ’82, as well as two more titles since the turn of the century.
Take a look at the contents to see which historic moments are captured.
How to Personalize Your Cardinals Gift
To truly make this Cardinals book a timeless gift, you can include the individual’s name and a message printed on a certificate on the opening title page. Their name will also be embossed on the front cover free of charge. The hardback cover is bound in premium leatherette.
Further Information
Check your personalization: accents and other symbols cannot be used unless otherwise stated.
ISBN 978-1-78597-636-0
