Lou Gehrig Signed 1930's Red and Blue Stitched Rawlings Official League Ball. Attention esteemed baseball enthusiasts, die-hard collectors, and avid sports historians alike! We are pleased to bring to auction an extremely rare gem from the Golden Era of Baseball - a 1930's Red and Blue stitched Rawlings Official League Ball autographed by none other than the Iron Horse himself, Lou Gehrig. Expertly crafted by Rawlings, this ball stands as a testament to the exquisite leatherwork prevalent in that era, paying homage to the sporting craftsmanship of the 1930s. The red and blue stitches, each meticulously embedded on the leather's surface, stand out brilliantly against the cream-colored aesthetic of the ball, giving it an authentic, vintage appeal. But what sets this ball apart is the pristine autograph of the legendary New York Yankee, Lou Gehrig. The signature, prominently featured in black ink, is preserved impeccably, still legible, and clear with noticeable flow, boldly demonstrating Gehrig's iconic signature style. His autograph is not personalized, making it highly coveted by collectors worldwide. This is a very rare Gehrig single signed baseball where the Iron Horse signing prominently across the Sweet Spot. Gehrig's career, cut short by his tragic struggle with ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig's disease), has carved an indelible niche in the hearts of baseball fanatics. His traditional values of dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship continue to resonate throughout Major League Baseball. This signed ball is more than a piece of sports memorabilia; it's your chance to own a part of his enduring legacy. The ball shows signs of natural aging but is in remarkable condition considering its age. There's no significant wear or abrasions, adding to the item's unique charm and authenticity. It has been professionally preserved and comes with a letter of authenticity from a leading third-party authentication service to ensure its historical value and provenance. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the right collector. A piece of such significance doesn't come to auction often. Remember, you're not just bidding on an ordinary baseball - you're bidding on a tangible piece of America's pastime, etched, and forever immortalized by one of the greatest players in baseball history. Don't let this striking piece of history slip away!

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