1941 was a landmark year for both Joltin' Joe and Teddy Ballgame. Although DiMaggio slugged .643 with 30 homers, 193 hits, 43 doubles, 11 triples, while scoring 122 times and striking out just 13 times (not to mention his 56-game hitting streak), he lost the batting and slugging title to Williams' .406 batting average. Here they are, true sportsmen, side-by-side and smiling in this fantastic black & white photo, which owns a perfect, Mint blue sharpie signature from each. Double matted to 16x20". Framed to 21x26". From Steiner Sports. Limited edition Ted Williams signed ball is signed on the sweet spot, "Ted Williams .406" and marked "682/1941" on the panel below. OAL (Brown) baseball is Mint. COA from Upper Deck. Limited edition Triple Crown Print of Ted Williams (8.5x11") is signed perfectly in silver sharpie. Marked as limited edition # "85/521". COA from Upper Deck.