The Saturday Evening Post May 28, 1927 "Safe on Base" by Alan Foster 13in x 17in Print

Red K Products presents: Vintage 1972 Alan Foster "Safe on Base" Lithograph – A Home Run for Your Collection!

Step up to the plate with this nostalgic piece of Americana featuring Alan Foster's iconic illustration, "Safe on Base." Originally gracing the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on May 28, 1927—the year of the legendary "Murderers' Row" Yankees—this image captures the dusty, raucous energy of sandlot baseball in the Golden Age. This specific piece is a high-quality vintage reproduction published in 1972 by the renowned Donald Art Company (D.A.C.) of New York. It perfectly preserves the vibrant reds and earthy tones of the era, offering a timeless window into the history of the National Pastime. This is a fantastic opportunity to own a genuine piece of the 1970s nostalgia boom that celebrates the spirit of youth sports.

Perfect for:

• Baseball enthusiasts and collectors of 1927 memorabilia.
• Fans of the "Golden Age of Illustration" and The Saturday Evening Post who appreciate the style of Alan Foster and Norman Rockwell.
• Decorators looking for authentic vintage sports art for a den, office, or child’s room.
• Collectors seeking to complete the Alan Foster baseball cover series.

Condition: This is a vintage 1972 collectible in excellent condition. The lithograph features vibrant color fidelity with the classic D.A.C. "canvas texture" appearance. The edges are sharp, and the print features the distinctive publisher's copyright line (©1972 Curtis Publishing Co. / Published by Donald Art Co., Inc. N.Y.), confirming its vintage provenance.

Here's the list of contents:

• Vintage 1972 Lithograph: The "Safe on Base" print by Alan Foster, featuring the classic green border mounting typical of the Donald Art Company series.