1996 New York Yankees World Series Champs Team Signed Baseball Derek Jeter BAS

1996 New York Yankees World Series Champs Team Signed Bat Derek Jeter JSA COA. Provenance from the estate of deceased owners in South Florida. The dimensions are Approx. 35.5" long (small variances ca

1996 New York Yankees W.S. Champs Team Signed World Series Baseball (JSA LOA)

New York Yankees 1996 World Series championship ball. Autographed by The Manager Joe Torre on the sweet spot. Signed by the rookie Derek Jeter (with certificate) under the W.S. emblem and Charlie Haye

1998 New York Yankees World Series Champs Team Signed W.S. Baseball (JSA LOA)

Very uncommon item, offered is a higher grade 1977 Yankees ALCS program. Unscored, this one is special as it has 11 super bold blue sharpie ink signatures on the cover. The autographs include Jackson,

2000 New York Yankee World Championship Team signed ball w/Jeter, Rivera, Torre, Posada, etc! Description: Total of (29) on this nice and clean Yankee World Series winning team signed baseball - 100%

Derek Jeter New York Yankees autographed Subway Series 2000 World Series poster and Newsweek magazine. Poster measures 36.25" x 18.25" w/ frame. No COA.

The New York Yankees 2000 World Series home jersey. Autographed by the captain, Derek Jeter. Certified by Steiner with a card and sticker. Numbered 257 / 500. Signed with a black marker under the NY e

is signed by 19 players including "Cecil Fielder, Derek Jeter, Darryl Strawberry, Mariano Rivera, Ruben Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Mike Aldrete, Bernie Williams, David Cone, Jim Leyritz, Dale Polley, Luis

is signed by 19 players including "Cecil Fielder, Derek Jeter, Darryl Strawberry, Mariano Rivera, Ruben Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Mike Aldrete, Bernie Williams, David Cone, Jim Leyritz, Dale Polley, Luis

1961 New York Yankees World Series Reunio Team Signed Baseball Mickey Mantle (JSA LOA)

1952 New York Yankees World Series Champions Team Signed Baseball w/ 25 Signatures including Mickey Mantle, Phil Rizzuto, Yogi Berra, Johnny Mize and more! Comes with Full Letter of Authenticity from

Color photograph of the 1996 New York Yankees team. World Series Champions. Names of players printed to lower half of image. Measures approx. 9 7/8 x 7 7/8 inches. Includes protective sleeve. Property

1943 New York Yankees World Series Champions Team Signed Ball w/ 27 Signatures Including Hall of Famers Bill Dickey, Combs, Gordon McCarthy and more! Comes with Full Letter of Authenticity from JSA. S

1949 New York Yankees World Series Champions Team Signed Ball w/ 24 Signatures including Phil Rizzuto, Yogi Berra, Johnny Mize and more! Joe DiMaggio is a Clubhouse Signature. Comes with Full Letter o

NEW YORK YANKEES DEREK JETER WORLD SERIES 2000 AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALL

New York Yankee great Derek Jeter's 2009 World Series Championship Ring. This was Jeters last World Series Championship culminating a legendary career of the "Captain". The Yankees won the World Serie

New York Yankees & Los Angeles Dodgers Team Signed World Series Baseball Bat With 20 Signatures Including Tommy Lasorda, Yogi Berra, Don Drysdale, Phil Rizzuto, Catfish Hunter, Duke Snider, Don Sutton

BASEBALL BUGS BUNNY SIGNED BY 1996 NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS, APPROXIMATELY 19 IN X 22 IN. #4/100

A 1936 World Series Champion New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball, Including Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio (JSA Letter). A bridge of one Yankees generation to the next, the 1936 campaign marked the deb

Official American League (Harridge) ball signed in either blue or black ink by the following 27 members of the 1952 World Champion New York Yankees (some more than once): Joe DiMaggio (sweet spot), Mi

ART DITMAR SIGNED BASEBALL 1961 WORLD SERIES CHAMPS 1961 NEW YORK YANKEES PREOWNED FROM AN ESTATE. $10 DOMESTIC SHIPPING

1951 World Series Champion NY Yankees Multi-Signed Book; offered here is "The New York Yankees" by Frank Graham signed by (30) members of the 1951 New York Yankees World Series team; signatures includ

Lot of 21 Vintage New York Yankees Pennants, 1960s World Series and Others. Most 1960s—70s, plus several modern examples. Including 1960 AL Champs (team roster listed in scroll); 1960 World Series;