Trivia - Who is the most prolific baseball autograph?

[Case12]

To date, who has signed more things than any other ballplayers - reasonably famous?

Examples:
Peter Rose?
Hank Aaron?
Don Larsen?
Ted Williams?
....?

:-)

[orioles70]

My guess is Bob Feller...heard several dealers back in the day call him "Dollar Bob"

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[sycks22]

Feller, Doerr, Killebrew are probably the top 3. The last couple years of his life Musial signed everything put near his table.

[Klrdds]

I'll add Brooks Robinson to the list
Joe Sewell could get an honorable mention .
These were all men who responded to mail requests as well as benefited from many appearances on the card show circuit .

[itslarry]

For modern it has to be the great Henry Owens.

[egri]

Joe Jackson .

My guess is Bobby Doerr, due to his long life, generous signing habits and demand. I was looking for his 1938 Goudey and 1939 Play Ball cards a while ago, and it was easier to find them signed than not.

[mrmopar]

Frank Thomas "the original" seems to be another who is pretty common.

[NiceDocter]

Back in the early 1980s Feller would actually buy a $35 dollar table at the local shows in Cleveland and sign anything for about $10 as I recall with any inscription you wanted. He was a nice guy but we joked "Cleveland All star game scorecards for sale, $5 each or $4 autographed by Feller....."

[itslarry]

Has anyone bought a Pete Rose blaster?