Deceased Brooklyn & LA Dodgers SIGNED Baseball Bat

A 1990 Limited Edition Rawlings Adirondack baseball bat, number 432 of 500, commemorating centennial anniversary of Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, with signatures of 45 players. Contains 39 decease

Brooklyn Dodgers Legends Signed Baseball Bat (PSA LOA)

Los Angeles Dodgers Autographed Centennial limited edition (#197 / 500) Rawlings Adirondack baseball bat. Lot 14 guarantees the authenticity of this signature (read auction info for details). We could

An estate lot of two (2) MLB baseball caps with autographs from professional Major League Baseball players, one deceased. Includes: one (1) Brooklyn Dodgers cap signed by Sandy Koufax (born 1935), wid

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Collection Dodgers Baseball Memorabilia. Including a Brooklyn Dodgers 1955 Desk Stand with signed baseball and slot for 1955 team photo. Also including Mike Piazza Signed Mets baseball bat & Historic

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An original JSA certified 1955 Major League Baseball World Series advertising poster, with players signatures from the game teams, New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers, one deceased, including Eddie

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

A graceful center fielder with a picture-perfect swing, Duke Snider was the biggest bat in the Brooklyn Dodgers' potent lineup of the 1950s. He hit 40 or more homers five consecutive times and led all

1954 Brooklyn Dodgers Team Signed Baseball (with 26 signatures), Notable signatures incl. Gil Hodges, Jim Gilliam, Don Newcombe, Johnny Podres, Carl Erskine and Hall of Fame Inductees Jackie Robinson,

Sandy Koufax finally tamed his blazing fastball, he enjoyed a five-year stretch as perhaps the most dominating pitcher in the game's history. He was named the National League's Most Valuable Player in