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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)1941 Pirates-22 unimprovable signatures grace this NL Ford Frick baseball. It even comes in the original NL box. This is about as close to perfection as you will find. Highlighting this war years Pittsburgh team is the signature of HOF'er - Honus Wagner, Bob Elliott, Babe Phelps, Al Lopez, Luke Hamlin, Rip Sewell, Vince DiMaggio, Bob Dillinger, Max Butcher, and Frankie Frisch. NICE $2495 1944 Brooklyn Dodgers-24 autographs on an NL (Frick) baseball that includes: Eddie Stanky, Leo Durocher, Dixie Walker, Luis Olmo, Curt Davis, Mickey Owen, Paul Waner, Augie Galan, Ralph Branca, and one of the rarest 1940's debut players - Charles Osgood. Osgood played in 1 Major League game (June 18, 1944 - we presume this is when it was signed) and next to fellow Dodgers player, Clancy Smyres who played in 5 games for the Dodgers in April of '44 (Clancy is not on the ball). Seriously, we challenge you to find another Osgood autograph $1750 1948 Pirates-team signed NL (Frick) baseball by 29 members of the team. Killer condition. Highlighted by Honus Wagner, Rip Sewell, Tiny Bonham (D. 1949 at the age of 36), Danny Murtaugh, Kirby Higbe, Dixie Walker, Johnny Hopp, Mel Queen, Hal Gregg, Ralph Kiner, Vic Lombardi, and Fritz Ostermueller (D. 1957). Some toughies and killer condition $2495 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 1970 Twins-MT condition with 33 sigs. In 1970 the Twins won the American League Western Division Championship and went to the American League Championship Series vs. the Baltimore Orioles . This ball is signed by the following players and coaches: Bob Allison, Bert Blyleven, Herman Hill - (D. 1970 at the age of 25 as he drowned in the ocean in Venezuela. Rumor has it that he was eaten by a shark, thus making him the only man in Major League baseball to die by a shark) , Ron Perranoski, Tony Oliva, Jimmy Hall, Harmon Killebrew, Dave Boswell, Tom Hall, Luis Tiant, Jim Perry, Brant Alyea, Charlie Manuel, Bill Rigney, Bill Zepp, Paul Ratliff, Jim Kaat, Steve Barber, Rod Carew, George Mitterwald, Danny Thopmson (D. 1976 at the age of 29 from Leukemia), Dick Woodson, Stan Williams, plus more. This was a tragic team that had lots of stars. You will not find a nicer condition example. RARE!!! $1250 George Sosnak hand painted 1974 Detroit Tigers- George Sosnak Folk Art Baseball, Signed Perhaps only Leroy Neiman's name is more recognizable to collectors when it comes to the field of sports art. And while the styles of these two celebrated artists couldn't be more different, their love and appreciation for the subjects of their work is evident. George Sosnak began his career in baseball as an umpire of military games in Germany after the Second World War, later attending umpiring school in Florida, where he called balls and strikes at Detroit Tigers Spring Training games. It was around this time that Sosnak began to develop his distinctive folk art style, characterized by charmingly crude figures and painstakingly rendered text and statistics applied with almost mathematical precision. Wonderful work by this talented folk artist is made all the more appealing by the handpainted seams. Sosnak would paint over the signatures to enhance them, but you're buying this because you want to own a Sosnak baseball. It's been signed by 24 including: Al Kaline, John Hiller, Gates Brown, Aurelio Rodriguez, Woodie Fryman, Jim Northrup, and Ralph Houk. Inexpensive way to pickup a Sosnak ball $650 1976 Baltimore Orioles- NR MT 28 autographs on an AL (MacPhail) ball. Highlights include: Reggie Jackson (in his only year with the O's), Earl Weaver, Brooks Robinson, Jim Palmer, Mike Flanagan, Rudy May, Ken Singleton, Mark Belanger, Tippy Martinez, Bobby Grich, Cal Ripken Sr. Lee May, and Doug DeCinces. Very tough ball to find! $350 1979 Baltimore Orioles-(AL Champs!) NR MT with 32 autographs on an AL (MacPhail) ball. Includes: Earl Weaver, Jim Palmer, Eddie Murray (one signed by Eddie and another that appears clubhouse), Cal Ripken Sr., Al Bumbry, Rich Dauer, Benny Ayala, Tim Stoddard, Elrod Hendricks, Mark Belanger, Dennis Martinez, Lee May, Frank Robinson, and Scott McGregor. The ball is loaded and everyone who is supposed to be on the ball is on the ball $450 1982 Negro League Reunion -Gathered for the 4th annual reunion in 1982, a number of greats from the historic Negro Leagues got together. On a Wilson ball that reads "1982 Negro League Players Reunion", 25 Negro Leaguers have signed the ball. Includes: Willard Brown, Judy Johnson, Double Duty Radcliffe, Buck Leonard, Monte Irvin, Sam Jethroe, Lester Lockett, Verdell Mathis, Jimmie Crutchfield, Marlin Carter, Ford Smith, Chico Renfroe, Ted Page, Pat Patterson, Pat Scantlebury, Al Fennar, Joe Scott, Gene Benson, Artie Wilson, Bobbie Robinson, Quincy Trouppe, Daniel Webster, and more $1850 |
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