1948 Bowman #17 Enos Slaughter PSA 7 - War Hero Returns to Stardom

By 1948, Enos Slaughter had fully re-established himself as one of baseball’s most respected and consistent hitters following his service in World War II. A cornerstone of the St. Louis Cardinals, Slaughter was known for his relentless hustle and high-contact bat, traits that would later define his legendary “Mad Dash” in the 1946 World Series. His 1948 campaign continued to reinforce his reputation as one of the game’s premier outfielders and a true competitor in every sense.

The 1948 Bowman set is celebrated for its bold, color-rich artwork and clean design, and Slaughter’s card is no exception. This PSA 7 example stands out with sharp corners, strong centering, and vibrant surface color, all combining to create outstanding eye appeal. The deep hues and crisp presentation bring the portrait to life, showcasing exactly why this set remains one of the most visually appealing of the post-war era.

A beautiful representation of a Hall of Fame career, this Slaughter card offers both historical significance and premium condition. For collectors seeking a high-grade example from one of Bowman’s most iconic early sets, this piece delivers timeless appeal and undeniable presence.