He was a master on the field and he's a master of language off the field. Among his greatest quotes is, "You should always go to other people's funerals; otherwise, they won't come to yours". Is it any wonder that he is as beloved as he is? Yankees pinstriped jersey was worn by Berra when he was a coach in the 1970's. It shows good game use with some minor smudging. Under the Yankees logo on his chest it's signed "Larry Y. Berra" in black marker. Front tail has a "Wilson 44" tag above a patch with "761" in black marker on it. "Berra" embroided in the collar. Reverse has Berra's "8" but if you look close you can see that there was a number change. Accompanying Yankees cap worn in the 1940's by the "Old Crow" Frank Crosetti (6-7/8) has a "Pro KM" stamp in the band and a "Tim Mcauliffe" tag as well and is EX-MT.