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	Autographs: Baseballs The greatest National League slugger of his age makes full use of the side panel of an OAL (Johnson) sphere to create this single dated to the dead center of his illustrious playing career. Hornsby writes, "To My Friend Frank Fitzsimmons from Rogers Hornsby Oct. 5, 1928," likely regretting somew...
	Autographs: Index Cards Take notice of the quotation marks around the "Babe" on this solid sweet spot signature, as they assure the most ideal vintage. Ruth dropped the punctuation in 1928, definitively pegging the presented sphere to the period of the Bambino's greatest days. Surface abrasions throughout the non-offi...
	Autographs: Others Very limited edition (30/56) print features the 10/10 black sharpie signatures of twenty-eight pitchers who earned baseball's highest honor for the position. Prominent among the signers are such Hall of Fame legends as Perry, McLain, Palmer, Gibson, Seaver, Koufax, Carlton, Sutter, Fingers, Ford...
	Autographs: Photos The cruel eighty-six year term of the Curse of the Bambino finally came to an end on October 27, 2004 as the Red Sox completed a four-game sweep of the St. Louis Cardinals to win their first World Series since 1918. Experience that long awaited joy every time you gaze upon this oversized (16x20"...
	Autographs: Others With Babe Ruth wearing a Braves uniform and the great Joe DiMaggio yet to arrive in the Bronx, the Yankees were in a major period of transition when they executed these half-dozen contracts with various role players for the 1935 season. Each standard four-page contract features typed identificat...
	Autographs: Baseballs The appearance of the great Bambino upon an Official National League baseball dating to the presidency of John Heydler assures playing days vintage, as Ford Frick would take over duties as head of the Senior Circuit at the close of the 1934 season. We're then led rather reasonably to the assumpti...
	Autographs: Baseballs High-grade sphere is consigned to Heritage by Maria herself, who wisely imposed upon the Yankee captain for an autograph shortly before his tragic death in a Canton airplane accident. The non-official ball is one of the boldest and cleanest Munson singles in the hobby, the simple "To Maria, Best ...
	Autographs: Baseballs Over a century has passed since that early October day in 1909 when the two greatest figures of the Dead Ball era finally met on the field of battle, as the Pirates and Tigers found themselves competing for the Championship in the sixth edition of the World Series. And since that day we have seen...
	Autographs: Baseballs Fascinating cultural artifact finds the heroic Jackie Robinson, the embodiment of racial progress within our National Pastime, autographing the baseball of a league which represented anything but. The Official Southern Association ball which provides a side panel signature from the Dodgers legend...
	Autographs: Photos A devastating automobile accident on an icy road in January of 1958 brought an end to one of the most noteworthy careers in Brooklyn Dodgers history, leaving the ballclub's sturdy backstop confined to a wheelchair for the remainder of his life. Though he would eventually regain limited use of his...
	Autographs: Baseballs The "Original Eleven," in an unusual format. One collector has done all the work for you, tracking down singles from each of the sluggers typically encountered on 500 Home Run Club lithographs, bats and baseballs, but only accepting those notated with each legend's career total. From low to high,...
	Autographs: Checks Just two years after the Babe retired his thunderous bat he made use of the presented check to withdraw fifty dollars from his Chemical Bank account in uptown Manhattan. All writing is in Ruth's bold black fountain pen ink, as is the "GH Ruth" signature at bottom right. A slight brush of Ruth's h...
	Autographs: Others Impressive display centers around a 3x4" unlined sheet of paper autographed in 10/10 black fountain pen ink by six Yanks: Dusty Cooke, Charles "Red" Ruffing, Bill Dickey, Lou Gehrig, Joe Sewell and Art Jorgens. Custom made engraved plaques recount the pertinent details of the careers of each, and...
	Autographs: Photos Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Circa 1961 Ty Cobb Signed "Spiking of Home Run Baker" Photograph. It was one of the most controversial plays of the Dead Ball Era, and one that led the usually quiet and circumspect Connie Mack to proclaim that Cobb was "the dirtiest player in baseball history." It was late August and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Leo Diegel ended the great Walter's Hagen string of four PGA Championship titles in a row when he prevailed in 1928 at Baltimore's Five Farms. And he backed that up the next year, too, winning successive PGA's. Denny Shute was himself a four-time major champion and they both signed this original ...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Findlay Douglas captured the US Amateur title in 1898 at Morris County Golf Club and went on to become President of the USGA for the years 1929-1930. This original signed photo, about 4 1/2 X 6 1/4 and affixed to a 7 x 9 mount, is the oldest known signed photo of any USGA Champion. In immaculate ...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs George Duncan won the Open Championship in 1920 at Royal Cinque Ports, or "Deal," as it's come to be known. Duncan was a fixture in the post "Triumvirate" days in the UK, playing on the first three Great Britain & Ireland Ryder Cup Teams of 1927, 29 and 31. This is an exceptional original signed...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Big Olin Dutra was a hot player in the early 1930's winning the PGA at Keller Golf Course in Minneapolis in 1932 and topping that with a US Open crown at Merion in 1934. This is an especially rare original signed photo, dated in the year of his US Open win at the posh Miami Biltmore hotel. Beauti...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs H. Chandler (Chan) Egan was one of the bright amateur stars in US golf, capturing back to back USGA Amateur titles in 1904 at Baltusrol and 1905 at Chicago Golf Club. He was a driving force behind bringing the US Amateur west of the Mississippi for the first time--to Pebble Beach in 1929 where he...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs The remarkable career of Chick Evans was jump-started in 1916 when he won both the US Amateur Championship and the US Open. He would win the Amateur again in 1920 and play on numerous Walker Cup teams. Further, he established the Evans Scholars Caddie Program for the Western Golf Association that...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs William C. Fownes, Jr. created a golf legacy that will live forever. His prowess as a player was confirmed with his USGA Amateur title in 1910 at The Country Club. Shortly thereafter, he helped his father build a links style course on the top of a windswept hill near Pittsburgh, PA and Oakmont Co...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs The 1926 US Walker Cup Team went overseas early in preparation for the Matches at St. Andrews on June 2 and 3. On the eve of May 21 in Edinburgh, a dinner was held in their honor and this menu cover is signed by the following US Team members: Robert A. Gardner, William C. Fownes, Jr., Jesse Guilf...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Ralph Guldahl was the hottest player in golf in the late 1930's, capturing the US Open in 1937 and 1938 and The Masters in 1939. His autographs are not common and this is an especially desirable signed photo on which Guldahl additionally has noted his major championships. All ink is 9/10 and the...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Walter Hagen, "The Haig" as he was known, is still today in third place with 11 major championships won, though he never even competed in the Masters. His showmanship, guile and moxie are all legendary, showing up in a rumpled tuxedo on the first tee, etc. This is a wonderful 8 X 10 photo beautif...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Claude Harmon won the 1948 Masters and is the rarest of all deceased Masters Champions autographs. His career was most successful after his competitive days as the host pro and renowned teacher at Winged Foot. His autographs are scarce--an 8 X 10 virtually unheard of. His red ink signature is as...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Alexander (Sandy) Herd had the misfortune of competing against The Great Triumvirate but broke through in 1902 with a win in the Open Championship at Hoylake. This is a beautiful studio portrait photo, signed boldly as Alex Herd and dated Aug 25, 1936. While personalization is a little light in...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Harold Hilton had an extremely distinguished career, winning the British Amateur title four times from 1900 to 1913. In that span he also won a US Amateur, in 1911 at Apawamis. If that wasn't enough, he also won two Open Championships as an amateur--in 1892 at Muirfield and in 1897 at Hoylake. Th...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Ben Hogan's record of nine major championship wins tells only a part of his story. Stardom came very slowly to this Texas caddie boy and his dominating play was nearly ended for good with a terrible auto accident. But he resurrected his body to win again, and in 1953, played only six tournaments,...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Horace Hutchinson was one of Britain's early stars, winning the British Amateur in its second and third years, 1886 and 1887. He became an esteemed author and wrote this touching letter to JH Taylor while confined to his bedroom. On his own letterhead, Hutchinson begins, "My dear Taylor, I must w...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Johnny Laidlay was one of the UK's early stars, winning the British Amateur twice, both times at The Old Course in 1889 and 1891. It is generally recognized that Laidley was the first fine player to use the overlapping grip, popularized and now known as "the Vardon grip." This item is an outstand...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Lawson Little is the only man to ever win the US Amateur and British Amateur twice each. And he accomplished this in 1934 and 1935, winning each amateur championship each year. After turning pro in the late 1930's, he won the US Open at Canterbury in 1940. This is a gorgeous 8 X 10 original photo...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs The first British Amateur Championship was held in 1885 at Hoylake and won by A. F. MacFie. Nine years later, young Freddie Tait, who himself would win the Amateur twice (in 1896 and 1898) played a challenge match at The Old Course against Old Tom Morris and shot a then course record 72. In Tait'...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Charles Blair (C. B.) MacDonald won the first ever USGA Amateur in 1895 and went on to a distinguished career as an architect of several early courses, his most famous being National Golf Links on Long Island. He also famously authored a well-known golf book "Scotland's Gift." His autographs are ...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Willie Macfarlane burst onto the US golf scene as the winner of the 1925 US Open at Worcester CC in a playoff with Bobby Jones. His signatures are scarce, signed photos very scarce. This is an original press wire photo with minor surface retouching that is signed. Signature and inscription facto...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Frenchman Arnaud Massy competed in a total of 21 British Open Championships and despite the competition of The Great Triumvirate, he broke through to win the 1907 Open at Hoylake. He is still today the only Frenchman to win one of golf's major championships. This item is an a very fine rare origi...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs In 1911, Johnny McDermott became the first American-born player to win the National Golf Championship and still today McDermott is the youngest US Open Champion of all time at age 19. All previous US Open winners (1895-1910) had been born in the UK. In 1912, McDermott won again, but shortly after...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Robert Maxwell was one of the finest amateurs of his day, winning the British Amateur title twice-in 1903 and 1909, both at Muirfield. This is a very handsome studio photo signed by Maxwell and quite possibly to only one to exist. His "Yours Very Truly, Robert Maxwell" fountain pen inscription r...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Twenty year old Francis Ouimet, a local caddie, stunned the golf world with an upset victory in the 1913 US Open at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass. His shocking win came in a playoff against British stars Ted Ray and Harry Vardon. Ouimet won the US Amateur the next year and again in 1931 and...
	Golf Collectibles: Autographs Willie Park, Jr. came from a distinguished lineage of a golfing family from Musselburgh, Scotland. Both his father and uncle had been Open Champions and Willie Jr. captured the title twice-in 1887 at Prestwick and on his own home course of Musselburgh Links in 1889. He is regarded as the first go...

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