New York 1939 World's Fair Cotton Twill Ballcap Size:ADJ and drove in three of

and drove in three of the team’s four runs in addition to his performance on the mound in that game

History: In 1930

History: The windbreaker was a dugout staple in the 1960s

This hat is a recreation of the one worn by the Bustin’ Babes in 1927

White "BADGERS" lettering on the back

New York 1939 World's Fair Cotton Twill Ballcap Size:ADJ and drove in three ofA BALLCAP CELEBRATING THE GREAT BAMBINO AND THE 1939 WORLDS FAIR History: The 1939 Worlds Fair was held in Queens, New York, in what is now Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Titled The World of Tomorrow, the exhibition was built around imagining a brighter future, and saw over 45 million visitors over its two year existence. Yankees slugger Babe Ruth, whose legacy had only grown since his retirement in 35, helped promote the event by appearing in parades