CHANCE SISCO signed 2017 Futures Game baseball PSA/DNA Baltimore Orioles autogra

Vintage signed baseball (illegible), various Baltimore Orioles game tickets, 1983 World Series program, two mini American Legion 1993 World Series Roseburg Oregon Louisville Slugger baseball bats, and

A Major League Baseball Baltimore Orioles ball team jersey, with signature of Cal Ripken Jr. (born 1960), professional baseball player who holds the record for consecutive games played (2,632). Sold u

MLB 1993 All-star game baseball. "OFFICIAL BALL 1993 ALL-STAR GAME" printed on the ball along with "BALTIMORE ORIOLES 1993 ALL STAR GAME". Signed. Diameter: 7 cm, 148 grams.

Includes: (1) baseball signed by Mike Boddicker, "Orioles Pitcher 1980-1988, the last 20-game winner for the team in 1984", in acrylic case, complete with official documentation from the team; (1) bas

Paul Blair’s game-used personalized Louisville Slugger 125 (Hillerich & Bradsby) baseball bat, used by Blair as a member of the Baltimore Orioles, dating to the 1969 and 1972 seasons, signed

B. J. Surhoff MLB Signed Baseball Bat. Signed and dedicated in black marker. When he was playing with the Baltimore Orioles. Appears to have some scuffs, possibly from being used in a game or practice

Cal Ripken, Jr. (1960- ) Ripken played in 2,632 straight games for the Baltimore Orioles, shattering Lou Gehrig's mark of 2,130 games. Beyond “The Streak,” however, Ripken methodically put

Signed on the sweet spot nicely in black pen by Jimmie Foxx. Comes with a PSA/DNA Letter of AuthenticityPSA/DNA AJ06415

This 1937 "World Champions" New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball was submitted to PSA/DNA. The Letter of Grading and Authenticity comes with the ball and is shown in the photographs attached to this

Babe Ruth one owner autographed baseball, signed at Dallas, Texas, July 9, 1947 (one year before Ruth died) for our consignor who has written the accompanying letter: "My Babe-Ruth-Bob Feller Baseball

This is a dated December 25th 1938 signed Babe Ruth Baseball. This is an Amateur League Ball signed " To Mary Ellen from Babe Ruth Dec. 25-1938. Includes PSA/DNA letter of Authenticity.

After “Murderers Row” ran its dominating course and Babe Ruth departed, the New York Yankees maintained Major League supremacy with a cast that won an unprecedented four successive World S

This baseball serves as a remarkable relic from the inaugural 1933 All-Star Game, featuring the signatures of both American League and National League players. Held at Chicago's Comiskey Park, this hi

1953 MLB All-Star game signed baseball with (32) signatures. Notables include Mickey Mantle and Satchel Paige. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report i

Three shelves of sports cards, 1950s-1970s, including hockey, rookie cards, football and baseball; teams include Baltimore Orioles, Pirates, Chicago White Soxs, Philadelphia Phillies, Boston Red Socks

1952 Honus Wagner & Wife & Children Signed Game Used NL Baseball (JSA LOA)

Bernice Sims. Baseball Game. Signed. Oil on panel. Excellent condition. 25"w x 13"h with frame. Est. $300-500. Ship: $45

(lot of 25) Baseball group, bearing signatures including Yogi Berra, Ernie Banks, Rickey Henderson, Duke Snider, Steve Carlton, Carl Hubbell, Baltimore Orioles World Series ball 1988, Frank Crosetti,

1930s Original Babe Ruth Single Signed Baseball Mint Condition with PSA/DNA Certificate Of Authenticity- $50K VALUE Item Description       This is one of the finest and cleare

Signed special edition #275 of 1000 by George Herman "Babe" Ruth. Super rare and comes with PSA/DNA authentication

Babe Ruth Multi Signed Autographed Baseball Full Letter PSA/DNA Certified COA. PSA CERTIFICATION NUMBER: AN07779

Pele Final Game SIGNED TICKET PSA/DNA RARE

Immerse yourself in the golden era of baseball with this unparalleled 1933 National League and American League All-Star Game commemorative baseball. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this v

1943 National League All-Star Team Signed Baseball. The eleventh edition of the Midsummer Classic was the first to be played under lights, and though the Major League ranks had been diminished by the