This green and white laminated fiberboard sign hung on Casey Stengel's office door during his tenure as the manager of the New York Yankees (1949-1960). During Stengel's reign, the Yankees won 10 American League pennants and seven World Series Championships. Can you imagine the sets of eyes that looked at this plaque before they set foot into Stengel's office? Probably a rookie named Mickey Mantle, in 1951, when Stengel had to tell his prized pupil that he was being sent down to the minors after a poor start to his career. During the 1950s, when Yankee domination was the rule, how poetic is the open-ended, right side of this plaque? The Yankees, with Mickey and Yogi, Whitey and Casey, never thought the winning would end.