Connie Mack & 1949 Philadelphia Athletics Team Signed Ball

In display case. Signatures are covered in clear coat for preservation. Wear consistent with age.

In the sweet spot: Connie Mack, Manager; Bing Miller, coach; Jimmy Dykes, coach; Elmer Valo, OF; Ferris Fain, IF; Sam Chapman, OF; Sam Chapman, OF; Eddie Joost, IF; Lou Brissie, P; Joe Tipton, C; Carl

A 1932 Philadelphia Athletics Team Signed Autograph Baseball Featuring Jimmie Foxx, Eddie Collins, Connie Mack, Lefty Grove and Al Simmons (JSA Letter of Authenticity) comprising 16 total signatures.

(21) Signatures. Probably 1940's Philadelphia Ball,. Mack on the Sweet Spot is probably the strongest signature.

28 TOTAL SIGNATURES - CONNIE MACK, MICKEY COCHRANE, ELMER VALO, DAVE KEEFE, DICK FOWLER, LT J.R. COOK NAVY plus MORE - NO COA - REACH OFFICIAL LEAGUE BALL

This is an official American League ball, era 1942 - 1945. Red stitching and 28 signatures, all in blue steel-tip fountain pen, including President William Harridge. Ball looks like it was shellacked

1938 Letter from The Philadelphia Athletics with Connie Mack Signature. Mack Informs Local Player That They Have No Open Roster Spots. See photos for condition and details

Phila Athletics Signed Collectibles, including: 8 1/2" x 11" signed black and white photo "Lou Brissie" with Connie Mack at the signing of his 1949 contract, Roger "Doc" Cromer signed 2 1/2" x 3 1/2"

TLS, one page, 8.5 x 11, American Base Ball Club of Philadelphia letterhead, May 1, 1939. Letter to Jack Collins of the Webster Herald Corporation, in full: "Please permit me to waive my score card in

Mack Connie Connie Mack ALS Dating from Winning Streak Single page autographed letter signed, 8.5" x 7.25", on letterhead of "American Base Ball Club of Philadelphia". Dated "December 28th, 1931", and

1953 Philadelphia Athletics team signed baseball. Contains (25) signatures. Notables include Jimmie Dykes, Harry Byrd, Loren Babe and Elmer Valo. Includes JSA LOA. If lot is absent of a condition repo

Connie Mack team signed autographed baseball.

A vintage 1929 World Series program featuring Hall of Fame managers Connie Mack's Philadelphia Athletics vs Joe McCarthy's Chicago Cubs. Hall of Fame players include Jimmy Foxx and Rogers Hornsby. 11i

This is a 1975 Oakland Athletics team signed ball. Players names are Joe Rudi, Vida Blue, Bert Campaneris, Wes Stock, Don Hopkins, Al Dark and many many more. Ball is stored in a lucite display box, w

International League Sterling Quality Ball, signed by: Eddie Sawyer, Manager; Cy Perkins, coach; Maje McDonnell, coach; Robin Roberts, P; Smoky Burgess, C; Bill Nicholson, OF; Russ Meyer, P; Howie Fox

United States,1991 1991 Philadelphia Eagles team signed ball including Jerome Brown, Keith Byars, Randall Cunningham, Seth Joyner, Keith Jackson, Jim McMahon, and two other signatures, fading to one p

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

25 Signatures including Jim Bunning, Clay Dalrymple, Gene Mauch, Dick Sisler etc. White Ball with a mix of strong and light signatures.

25 Signatures including Jim Bunning, Clay Dalrymple, Gene Mauch, Dick Sisler etc. White Ball with a mix of strong and light signatures.

Set of 3 vintage limited edition Perez-Steele Galleries Hall of Fame series baseball postcards. Includes Connie Mack (manager 1886-1950, Philadelphia Pirates/Philadelphia Athletics), Edward Barrow (ma

Gus Uhlman (American, 20th Century). A graphite and charcoal cartoon titled "Connie Mack and his Athletics", circa 1940s. Inscribed and signed lower right. 13-3/4in tall x 16-1/2in wide. Unframed.

1934 Tour of Japan, American Team signed baseball with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig signed on an OFFICIAL "ROYAL MATCH" Baseball. Other signatures include Lefty Gomez, Frank O'Doul, Bing Miller, Connie Ma

All original Premium Bank from Atlantic Gasoline. Nice graphics of Philadelphia Athletics Elephant. Has trap. 4 1/2" Excellent

Made by J. Chein. Made in America - 1940's. Philadelphia Athletics.