This listing is for a vintage set of Minnesota Twins 4x5 photos from the 1965 American League Championship team. According to Baseball Almanac, there were 35 players who played for the team during the 1965 season. All are included in this photo lot. Also included are the manager, coaches, scout, trainer, equipment manager, and the Twins broadcaster. There are 45 total photos in this lot, 17 of which are actually autographed. These are all crease free, and in a general condition of EX or better. Three are trimmed, which are noted below, and a closeup scan is also provided of them. Below is a listing, as well as any notes on each photo.

Earl Battey

Don Mincher

Jerry Kindall – Autographed

Zoilo Versalles

Rich Rollins – Autographed

Bob Allison

Jimmie Hall

Tony Oliva – Autographed, first 4x5 Twins photo issued, great vintage Oliva signature

Harmon Killebrew – Autographed, slight smear on the end

Sandy Valdespino

Joe Nossek – Autographed, tougher one to find

Jerry Zimmerman

Frank Quilici

Andy Kosco – Autographed, tougher one to find

Bernie Allen

Frank Kostro

Cesar Tovar

Ted Uhlaender

John Sevcik – Autographed

Rich Reese

Jim Mudcat Grant – Autographed, MLB Authenticated HZ561430, "Life" poem on back

Jim Kaat

Camilo Pascual

Jim Perry

Dave Boswell

Jimi Merritt

Dick Stigman – Autographed

Al Worthington – Autographed

Johnny Klippstein

Mel Nelson – Autographed, trimmed on all sides

Bill Pleis – Autographed

Garry Roggenburk – Autographed

Jerry Fosnow – Autographed, personalized

Dwight Siebler – Autographed, tougher one to find

Pete Cimino – Autographed, trimmed on sides, tough one to find

Calvin Griffith

Sam Mele

Billy Martin – Tough one to find

Jim Lemon

Johnny Sain

George “Doc” Lentz

Angelo Giuliani – Tough one to find

Hal Naragon – Autographed, trimmed on sides

Ray Crump – Very tough to find, was tape on back at some point causing some paper loss

Herb Carneal – Not a vintage 1960s, but they didn’t make one of him back then

This is a great lot for any Twins fan and would look incredible in a framed display.

U.S. buyer adds $9.85 for USPS Priority Mail shipping.