George Foster Cincinnati Reds Signed Baseball - No COA - Faded Signature

George Foster Cincinnati Reds Signed Baseball - No COA - Faded Signature

Official Charles Feeney baseball signed by (25) members of the team. Very bold, blue pen signatures. A few of the signatures have bled a little bit. Pete Rose, Tommy Helms, George Foster, Tony Perez,

A group of 5 signed baseballs by Cincinnati Reds players, lot includes a Pete Rose, Tom Browning, Joe Morgan, George Foster and the 1998 Reds team signed baseballs from the La Salle Sports Stag Cincin

With two signatures and the name of the owner. Ball is used and the signatures are faded. NOTE: Ball was signed during the same era by the consignor who owns the Joe DiMaggio ball signed in 1937. Dime

(6) Signed Baseballs Big Red Machine c/o (6) signed balls from the Cincinnati Reds 70's world series team best known at the big red machine, Tony Perez Reds Logo Ball blue ink ss; George Foster inscri

Cincinatti Reds Two Time World Series Champions Multi-Signed & Custom Framed 8x10 Photo With 8 Signatures: Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, George Foster, Dave Concepcion, Ken Griffey

Autographed Major League baseball bat, "New York Home Run Champs", Willie Mays, Duke Snider, Johnny Mize, Ralph Kiner, George Foster, "Limited Edition of 300", all signatures authenticated by JSA *Pro

1976 Cincinnati Reds team signed baseball. Contains (28) signatures. Notables include Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan and Sparky Anderson. Includes Beckett Authentication Services Full Letter of Authenticity

1953 Cincinnati Reds team signed baseball. Contains (26) signatures. Notable signatures include Ted Kluszewski and Gus Bell. VG-EX/EX. PSA/DNA LOA #O04351. Grading is provided as a courtesy only and i

Including Pedro Borbon, Ron Oester, Sean Casey, Marty Brennaman, Pokey Reese, Bob Purkey, Pat Zachry, Will McEnaney, Aroldis Chapman, Homer Bailey, Frank Robinson, Tom Browning, George Foster, Bill Pl

No COA.

Great collection of vintage - classic! - Cincinnati Reds Topps baseball cards. Features Big Reds Machine components, like the 1974 cards of Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, George Foster, John Billingham and

Official Warren Giles baseball with (24) signatures. Ted Kluszweski on the sweet spot. Temple(2), Burgess, Bridges, McMillan, Post, Jablonski, Colleen(2), Tebbetts(Clubhouse) and others. Overall. Nice

Official Charles Feeney baseball signed by (32) members of the team. Russ Nixon on the sweet spot, Tom Seaver, Johnny Bench, Tony Perez and many others. Black pen signatures display well and rate 7. T

Official William White baseball with (31) signatures. Lou Pinella on the sweet spot, Tony Perez, Davis, Charlton, Braggs, Sabo,, Oliver, Hatcher, Myers, Rijo, Browning, Larkin and others. A few differ

Rawlings Official National League Baseball has been hand-signed in blue ink pen by Pete Rose (Cincinnati Reds). Please see photos for details regarding condition of the baseball.The lot / autograph(s)

George Foster Signed Reds Cap Signed with a black Sharpie. No COA.

1979 Cincinnati Reds baseball signed by 27 team members. This team went 90-71 and won the NL West. Signatures include: Joe Morgan (HOF), Paul Blair, Pedro Borbon, Fred Norman, Cesar Geronimo, Ron Plaz

Cincinnati Reds Big Red Machine Autographed Baseball - Pete Rose, George Foster, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, & Dave Concepcion

A Genuine Louisville Slugger special edition Johnny Bench baseball bat autographed by American professional Major League Baseball Cincinnati Reds player Johnny Bench (born 1947). Signature in blue ink

A Genuine Cooperstown Bat Famous Player Series special edition baseball bat autographed by American professional Major League Baseball Boston Red Sox player Carl Yastrzemski (born 1939). Signature in

A baseball signed by Cincinnati Reds player Joe Morgan . The ball has been inscribed "75-76 MVP." Includes photo of signing and COA

An official MLB baseball signed by Pete Rose. Is signed with the inscription "I'm Sorry I Bet on Baseball." Presented with a Cincinnati Reds HOF COA and photo from the signing event.

George Lee "Sparky" Anderson (1934 – 2010) was an American Major League Baseball (MLB) player, coach, and manager. He managed the National League's Cincinnati Reds to the 1975 and 1976 champion