CONNIE MACK DAY SIGNED TEAM BALL

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

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

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

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

Connie Mack team signed autographed baseball.

1st Day and Signed 1st Day Covers, including: two Walter "Big Train" Johnson Baseball Hall of Fame sheets (stamped and cancelled), plus signed cacheted covers, Phila a's - The Connie Mack Legend, two

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.

from the coach Tom Batta collection, with 56 signatures and a 1993 team photo card Please ask questions and read terms & conditions before bidding.

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

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

Cornelius McGillicuddy (1862 –1956), better known as Connie Mack, was an American professional baseball catcher , manager , and team owner. The longest-serving manager in Major League Baseball

Manager Bucky Harris letter is 8.5" x 11" (includes JSA basic certificate), letter is thanking Mr. Stillwell for his good wishes, includes photos of Connie Mack, Robert Carpenter, A's team photo, and

Approx. 26 signatures. Includes Robinson, Hodges, Snider, Branca, Reese, etc. No COA present. Buyer has 30 days from the date of this sale to have this ball authenticated from either PSA or JSA.

The group of players dominated the game in the 1970s. Called the Big Red Machine, this core group of men formed a team that to this day is considered the best in baseball history. Signed by Johnny Ben

With Cy Young on the sweet spot

Authentic Connie Mack Signed Albertype II Hall of Fame Postcard. Seize this amazing chance to bid for a piece of American baseball history - a Connie Mack signed Albertype II Hall of Fame postcard. A

Outstanding vintage sepia matte-finish 8.5 x 11 portrait of Connie Mack in a bust-length pose, signed in white ink. Also signed in the lower border in pencil by the photographer, H. M. Wagner. In fine

Connie Mack Signed original Hall Of Fame Postcard. Up for auction is an exceptional piece of baseball history - a Connie Mack Signed original HOF (Hall of Fame) Postcard Original. This remarkable post

1961 NY Yankees signed team baseball, including Mantle, Maris, Yogi, Ford, etc... they're all here and a NICE year for a team ball.

Welcome to our esteemed auction featuring a remarkable piece of baseball history, the Framed Connie Mack Signed Vintage Postal Card. With its rare combination of a vintage postal card and the authenti

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

Ladies and gentlemen, we present an extraordinary and historically significant piece of baseball memorabilia: a 3 1/4"x 5 1/4" Hall of Fame card signed by Connie Mack, one of the most storied and resp

New York Yankee Signed Team Ball. 23 Signatures including Mariano Rivera; Don Mattingly; Bernie Williams; Paul O'Neill; Wade Boggs; Buck Showalter; Bob Wickman; Pat Kelly; Steve Howe; and 15 others we