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Many new items have been added along with new prices on many of the items.
If you have any interest in any of the following items please, call us at 215-665-1953 or e-mail us at info@albersheims.com. Team Signed Baseballs(all balls are official baseballs unless note)1943 Reds- fficial Ford Frick, 24 sigs. - shellacked, but nicely-Bill McKechnie, Vander Meer, Bucky Walters, Hans Lobert(tough), Estel Crabtree, Mike McCormick. great wartime ball- signed spring training. $550 1944 Reds-(on an official Cincinnati Reds Warren Giles baseball) 22 autographs that include: Lonny Frey, Bill McKechnie, Elmer Riddle, Hans Lobert, Clyde Shoun, Eric Tipton, Johnny Van Dermeer, Woody Williams, Joe Beggs, Ed Heusser (D. 1956), Estel Crabtree, Bucky Walters, Frank McCormick, and Ray Starr $449 1948 Boston Braves- (NL Champs) signed team baseball on Official National League Ford Frick baseball. Braves won the National League championship and lost to Cleveland Indians in the 1948 World Series. A tough to find ball. Signatures (24) include: Warren Spahn, John Sain, Jim Russell, Fred Fitzsimmons, John Antonelli, Bill Salkeld, Phil Massi, Jeff Heath, Billy Southworth, John Coonley, Al Lyons, Bob Elliott, Tommy Holmes, Vern Bickford, Red Barrett, Clyde Shaun, Ernie White, Sibby Sisti, Al Dark, Mike McCormick, Nelson Potter, Bill Voiselle, Al Dark. Game used with some toning, but a high quality affordable example of this ball with the newest member of the HOF, Billy Southworth $650 1952 St. Louis Browns -gorgeous AL Harridge baseball signed by 20 members of the team. Includes: Marty Marion, Willy Miranda, Dick Kryhoski, Tommy Byrne, Jim Delsing (who was the pinch runner for Eddie Gaedel in 1951), Ned Garver, Bob Nieman, Bob Cain (who only the year before was pitching for the Tigers when he pitched to midget, Eddie Gaedel), Bob Young (D. 1985), Jim Dyck, and Al Zarilla. Beautiful signature quality $295 1954 Baltimore Orioles-(1st YEAR) Gorgeous AL (Harridge) baseball signed by 24 including: Jimmy Dykes, Don Larsen, Howie Fox (D. 1955 in fatal stabbing), Mike Blyzka, Billy Hunter, Vern Stephens, Chico Garcia (very rare autograph), and Eddie Waitkus $1495 1955 Baltimore Orioles-(2nd Year) The most beautiful example of this ball we've ever seen on an AL (Harridge) ball signed by 28 members of this team including: Bob Young, Cal Abrams, Gil Coan, Billy Cox, Erv Palica, Harry Byrd, Gene Woodling, Gus Triandos, Hoot Evers, Willie Miranda, Eddie Waitkus, and Paul Richards. This was the team that followed the 17 player trade. Many of them came from the Yankees. Gorgeous!!! $750 1956 Pirates-GORGEOUS MINT NL Warren Giles ball 25 signatures includes: Bob Clemente (2nd year), Dale Long, Bobby Bragan, Frank Thomas, ElRoy Face, Bob Friend, Bill Virdon, Hank Foiles, Nellie King, Vern Law, Dick Groat, Dick Hall, Howie Pollet, Luis Arroyo, Dick Cole, Fred Waters, and Jack Shepard. We dare you to find a nicer example. $2750 1958 NL All-Stars-Presented is an ONL (Giles) ball that was personally owned by Casey Stengel and displays 29 signatures from members of the 1958 National League All Star team. The offered ball has been signed in a couple of different colors of ink with the darker ink seemingly changing to a mild lavender with a slight pinkish outline assuring us of its un-tampered status and leaving the enthusiast with a more vintage appearance. The ball itself has never been shellacked and rates a 8 overall while the signatures rate from 7 to10. An exquisite ball with perfect provenance directly tying it to Hall Of Fame manager Casey Stengel. Includes: Aaron, Antonelli, Ashburn, Banks, Blassingame, Crandall, Crowe, Farrell, Friend, Jackson, Logan, Mathews, Mays, Mazeroski, McMahon, Moryn, Musial, Podres, Purkey, Roseboro, Schmidt, Skinner, Spahn, Thomas, Walls, Haney (mgr.) Rigney (coach). NICE!!!! $1750 1972 Oakland A's-(World Champs!) 27 bold ink signatures representing all principals and starters as well as an astounding number of perennial All-Stars and five future Hall of Famers. This was an awesome roster and confederation of misfits and characters who defined their era and whose mustachioed faces changed the face of major league baseball forever, both literally and figuratively. They formed a genuine dynasty which reached critical mass in 1972 as they claimed a world crown and then vanquished all contenders through the next two seasons. Includes manager Dick Williams on the sweet spot, plus George Hendrick, Reggie Jackson, John (Blue Moon) Odom, Adrian Garrett, Vida Blue, Joe Rudi, Bob Locker, Ken Holtzman, Dave Duncan, Sal Bando, Rollie Fingers, Ollie Brown, Darold Knowles, Bert Campaneris, Jerry Adair, Mike Hegan, Marty Martinez, Irv Noren, Mike Epstein, Angel Mangual, Gene Tennace, Dave Hamilton, Jim (Catfish) Hunter, Tim Cullin, Joe Horlen and.... Bill Voss, whose presence definitely dates the ball to '72 $950 1986 Angels-(AL West Champs - Please Read) After Donnie Moore gave up the most remembered for the home run he gave up as an Angel to Dave Henderson in Game 5 of the 1986 American League Championship Series with only one more strike needed to clinch the team's first-ever pennant, and subsequently received the majority of the blame for his team failing to enter the 1986 World Series after the Boston Red Sox came back and won. This would place Moore into a deep depression which ultimately cause him to go forth into a downward spiral which eventually cause him to commit suicide 3 years later. In addition to this beautiful sphere being signed by the tragic, Moore; it has been signed by 26 other members of the team including: Reggie Jackson, Gene Mauch, Don Sutton, Chuck Finley, Wally Joyner, Bob Boone, Rick Burleson, and Bobby Grich $395 2006 Mets-(NL Champs)- official MLB baseball has been hand signed by over 30 members of the 2006 New York Mets, including: Willie Randolph, Steve Trachsel, Billy Wagner, David Wright, Carlos Beltran, Duaner Sanchez, Sandy Alomar, Heath Bell, Paul LoDuca, Mike DeFelice, Endy Chavez, Carlos Delgado, Guillermo Mota, Guy Conti, Michael Tucker, Shawn Green, Tom Glavine, Roberto Hernandez, Royce Ring, Jose Reyes, Manny Acta, John Maine, Julio Franco, Pedro Feliciano, Aaron Heilman, Orlando Hernandez, Tom Nieto, Jose Valentin, Jerry Manuel, Oliver Perez, Darren Oliver, Chad Bradford, Anderson Hernandez and Chris Woodward. A Mets-Steiner Certificate of Authenticity is included $1750 Negro League Reunion Early 80's-Thirty signatures highlight this sphere. Some toughies have adjoined their names to this ball. Includes: Chet Brewer, Willard Brown (HOF), Buck Leonard (HOF), Leon Day (HOF), Double Duty Radcliffe, Jimmie Crutchfield, Quincy Trouppe, Artie Wilson, Gene Benson, Alonzo Perry, Joe Scott, Josh Johnson, Piper Davis, Ben Bradley, Lester Lockett, and many more. Virtually all of the signers on the ball are deceased .$1295 |
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