1968 Cleveland Indians Facsimile Signatures Baseball

(27) signatures in blue ball point pen on a Cleveland Indians regulation baseball. The sweet spot is open. Notable signatures include Chuck Hinton, Bob Lemon (coach), Woody Held, Jim Fregosi, Bobby Kn

1957 CLEVELAND INDIANS FACSIMILE SIGNED BASEBALL

Official Bud Selig baseball signed on the sweet spot in blue pen by the popular Cleveland Indians slugger. Bold signature on a baseball with minor tone spot. JSA certified.

molded porcelain, 7-7/8 in., signatures include Lou Boudreau, Larry Doby

1954 Cleveland Indians Team Signed Baseball, (29) Signatures; outstanding OAL William Harridge Reach baseball signed by (29) members of the 1954 Cleveland Indians; key signatures include Hal Newhouser

DIAMOND BACKS AND CLEVELAND INDIANS SIGNATURE LOT

Official Bobby Brown baseball signed on the sweet spot in black pen by the popular all-star. Light toning on the baseball. Signature if from the last few years Keltner was alive and still his classic

Rawlings Pro, black finish baseball bat with silver design and text. Large silver signature by the ever popular Cleveland Indian star. Signature was obtained in the past year. Comes with a JSA sticker

Twelve (12) stamped autograph baseballs include ten team balls from various years, including the Cleveland Indians, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers, and San Francisco Giants. Two other b

1972 Cleveland Indians Team Signed Baseball, (18) Sig w Nettles; Official American League Joe Cronin baseball signed by (18) members of the 1972 Cleveland Indians team; key signatures include 2x World

(26) signatures on a Cleveland Indians regulation baseball. Earl Weaver at an angle on the sweet spot. Other notables incl. Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray, Mark Belanger, Cal Ripken, Ken Singleton and other

Ed Klieman Signed Cut w Matted and Framed Photo, JSA; very nice early signature cut by "Specs" Klieman, pitcher for the Cleveland Indians during the 1948 World Series; cut signature measures approx 4-

Official Joe Cronin baseball with (31) signatures. Joe Gordon is a clubhouse example. Piersall, Harder, Nixon, Bell, Held, Power, Francona, Grant, Strickland, Perry and others. Extremely high quality

Official William Harridge baseball with (29) signatures. Joe Gordon (clubhouse) on the sweet spot. Rocky Colavito, Jim Perry, Mike Garcia, Herb Score, Vic Power, Gary Bell, Russ Nixon, Minnie Minoso,

Signed Baseball 1982 Cleveland Indians - a bunch of signatures, no COA

Obtained in Cleveland, on a Cleveland Indians baseball, are 28 (twenty-eight) signatures including Aparicio, Hank Bauer (sweet spot), Harry Brecheen (sweet spot), Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell, Jim Pal

One shelf of signed baseballs, including official balls bearing signatures of the 1984 Angels, 1984 Detroit Tigers, 1984 Yankees, 1984 Bruins, 1984 Cleveland Indians, 1984 Kansas City Twins, etc.

A Cleveland Indians MLB baseball team jersey autographed by American professional Major League Baseball Cleveland Indians (Guardians) player Bob Feller (1918-2010). Signature to front with notation HO

Gorgeous, MINT example of the ful sized black bat with gold embossed signatures and insignia for the 1954 American League Champions. This team comprised one of the best regular seasons of all time. Th

Cleveland Indians Team Signed Baseball, ca. 1939. Team signed ball with 16 signatures including but not limited to, Bob Feller, Johnny Allen, Lefty Weisman, Odell Hale, Johnny Broaca, Hall Trosky, Ke

Charleston was the AA minor league affiliate of the Cleveland Indians in '63. A really clean ball with 22 (twenty-two) signatures, many that made it to the Bigs, and include Steve Hargan, Duke Sims, F

ALL CLEVELAND INDIANS - ALL DIFFERENT - NICE EX/VGEX

Offered is an official American League ball signed by the 1934 Cleveland Indians in black ink. The ball has been used, is toned with numerous scuffs. The most notable signature on this team ball is Ha

Tris Speaker (1888-1958) Center fielder. Speaker spent his 22-year career (1907–28) primarily with the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians. he and Ty Cobb are generally considered the two great