Group of Cincinnati Reds Big Red Machine photos

Photos of Dave Parker, Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Ken Griffey Sr., and others, including composite team photos and one artist rendering of Pete Rose "So Long Pete." All framed. Largest 12" ht x 16" wd.

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

Framed 16x20 photo of the of the main batters that made up the fearsome lineup for the Reds amazing teams of the 1970's. Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, Ken Griffey. George Foster, Pete Rose, Ce

This fantastic Custom Framed 8X10 photograph of the Cincinnati Reds features the Great 8, the starting lineup of the Big Red Machine in 1975 and 1976. Those 2 seasons both culminated in World Series C

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

ROBINSON ON RAWLINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE , ROSE ON RAWLINGS OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE BALL ROSE JSA JJ79159, ROBINSON PSA/DNA W47778

Cincinnati Reds Big Red Machine Memorabilia lot - Yearbooks, Kroger pictures, Empty Record Sleeve

CINCINNATI REDS The Big Red Machine print - Vintage Baseball Poster. Retro Baseball Poster, Classic Baseball Art, Sports Lover Wall Art

TONY PEREZ, JOHNNY BENCH, JOE MORGAN & PETE ROSE, AUTOGRAPHED BY EACH, NO C.O.A.

A limited edition lithograph entitled "The Big Red Machine." This lithograph features the Looney Tunes dressed as Reds players. Has been hand-signed by Ken Griffey, Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan

Big Red Machine Line-Up a fuji crystal archival photo of the Reds starting line-up before Game 4 of the 1975 World Series in New York. Is signed in blue sharpie by the starting-8 members of the BRM: P

Hudepohl 1975 World Champion Cincinnati Reds Beer Can EMPTY from Big Red Machine Condition: This is an empty collectible beer can. It has a little rust around the bottom edge

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

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Big Red Machine Line-Up, a stretched canvas photo of the Reds starting line-up before Game 4 of the 1975 World Series in New York. Presented gallery wrapped (18"x24") with Classic Moments COA.

This Looney Tunes inspired signed limited edition lithograph is entitled " The Big Red Machine " featuring the 1976 Cincinnati Reds. The piece has been signed by the starting 8 - Joe Morgan, Johnny Be

1974 Cincinnati Reds signed baseball. A precursor to the 1975, 1976 Big Red Machine dynasty. This team finished 98-64 and finished 2 nd in the National League West. This ball is loaded. There are 29 c

This signed lithograph pays tribute to one of baseball's greatest teams -the 1976 Cincinnati Reds. This lithograph has been signed by the starting 8 players; Johhny Bench, Tony Perez, Pete Rose, Georg

(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

This Looney Tunes inspired limited edition lithograph is entitled " The Big Red Machine " featuring the 1976 Cincinnati Reds. Licensed by both Warner Bros. and MLB, is presented with a COA 18x32.5

These Cincinnati Reds baseball cards, dating from their National League pennant-winning season and when the era of the Big Red Machine is just around the corner, look like they came out only yesterday

This unique one-of-a-kind ball display features 3 Cincinnati Reds Balls. The first, is signed by the starting 8 of the Big Red Machine-Joe Morgan, Johnny Bench, Pete Rose, Tony Perez, Dave Concepcion,

Johnny Bench (1947- ) Catcher. Bench Bench was the leader of the Reds team known as the Big Red Machine that dominated the National League in the mid-1970s, winning six division titles, four National

Color glossy 8 x 10 photo of the heart of the Big Red Machine's batting order, signed in blue felt tip by Tony Perez, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, and Pete Rose. Displayed on a wooden 10.5 x 13 plaqu