Chris Carpenter Signed 2006 World Series St. Louis Cardinals Game Hat JSA

World Series 2006 St Louis Cardinals Adam Wainwright Signed Baseball

1928 World Series Ticket Stub Game 4. Babe Ruth Hit 3 Home Runs, Yankees Sweep the Cardinals in 4 Games. Historic World Series with the NY Yankees sweeping the St. Louis Cardinals just as the Yankees

Don Larsen signed baseball to Richard Sweet from the only perfect game pitched in the World Series. (1956) JSA certification on the signature. The ticket stub listed is from that game as well. THIS LO

Don Larsen Signed 1956 World Series Game 5 Ticket Stub Inscribed "Perfect Game"

Bernard Fuchs (American, 1932-2009). Impressionist oil painting on canvas. A sporting scene with a professional Major League baseball game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers. Present

Oil painting on canvas, Russian winter scene with soldier, The Louisiana Purchase Exposition, informally known as the St. Louis World's Fair label on the reverse with Russian double eagle - artist mos

William Fett (American, 1918-2006) Untitled, 1971 oil on canvas signed (lower right) 40 x 47 inches Property of Lynn Friedman Hamilton, St. Louis, Missouri

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

St. Louis, France, early 20th century, Thistle pattern, signed "St. Louis, Cristal, France", including 12 water goblets, 7-1/2 in.; 12 wines, 6-1/2 in.; 12 champagne coupes, 5-1/2 in.; and one ewer wi

Lou Gehrig Signed 1937 World Series Mini Bat Dated October 28 1938. Boldy signed in black ink. Quiet and unassuming, Gehrig struggled to make friends with many of his colorful and spotlight-hungry Yan

Gorham Sterling Silver Art Nouveau Candelabras, from the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair Designed by Edwin E. Codman (American, 1876-1955) Gorham Manufacturing Company, Providence, circa 1904. Spaulding &

This is a 1937 Coin Operated Rockola World Series Baseball Arcade Machine. This WORKING and impressive arcade machine appear to be in Original Condition. All players are intact and all function seem t

two signed baseballs from the American League and National League participants in the 1932 World Series, New York Yankees signatures include: Babe Ruth (sweet spot, HOF), Lou Gehrig (HOF), Tony Lazzer

Rare Babe Ruth Signed Souvenir 1932 World Series Cubs vs Yankees mini-bat. Known by many nicknames including the "Sultan of Swat," the "Behemoth of Bust" and the "Great Bambino," Babe Ruth was one of

Ludwig Bemelmans (Austrian-Hungarian/American, 1898-1962) Author of "Madeline" books. Framed ink and gouache on board of a sketch from the "Madeline and the Mad Hat" series Signed "Bemelmans". [Sight:

1955 World Series Sandy Koufax SIGNED Rookie Full Ticket PSA 10

ITEM LOCATED IN FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, 33304, USA Height : 122 cm (48 in.) ; Width : 40 cm (15,7 in.) ; Depth : 13 cm (5 in.) Dial signed M*** Taccard & King Hervelry Co., St Louis. Mahogany, gilt

C. 1929 - 1931. Manufactured by the Amusement Machine Co. and representing the 1927 World Series, this rare floor model arcade machine in a walnut cabinet shows a full infield with batter and umpire.

ROCKWELL KENT End of the World Series. Group of 3 (of 4) lithographs, 1937. Each approximately 310x257 mm; 12¼x10¼ inches, full margins. Each signed in pencil, lower right. Commissioned by L

Twenty-Two St. Louis "Thistle" Pattern Water Goblets 20th century, French, decorated with rich raised gilt scrollwork, notch-cut stems and closed work gilt foot bands, each piece signed. h. 7", dia. 3

THE BOXER, 1999, oil painting on canvas, signed and dated lower right, signed and dated on verso, 36 x 24”, frame 45 ½ x 34 x 2”. Sold at Hindman Palm Beach Fall Auction, lot #437,

American Brilliant cut glass pitcher signed by Egginton and cut in their rare Trellis pattern. Handle is cut with St. Louis diamonds and the base has a rayed star. Circa 1900 Dimensions: 11"h x 7.5"w

C. 1937, Rock-Ola Manufacturing. This is one of the most collectible baseball arcade games ever produced. Contained in exceptional cabinetry, this fun arcade machine resembles the 1937 World Series an

Alexander Calder (American, 1898-1976) Stars Over Mountains, 1965 gouache and ink on paper signed Calder and dated (lower right) 29 ½ x 42 ½ inches. Property from a Prominent St. Louis Estate Proven