FS: Big Ticket Yankees Items 1927 + 1951 Team Signed Balls + Sosnak + PCL Dimaggio

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1927 New York Yankees team signed ball

Great way to get so many tough signatures of the 27 Yankees on an exceptionally clean OAL baseball without spending a fortune. The Ruth and Huggins are clubhouse and there is no Gehrig. That being said, this exceptionally clean ball boasts signatures that are 7-9 boldness of the following:

Herb Pennock, Earle Combs, Tony Lazzeri, Waite Hoyt, Joe Giard (extreme rarity), Urban Shocker (extreme rarity), Ben Paschal, Ray Morehart, Bob Shawkey, Benny Bengough, Art Fletcher, Charley O'Leary (extreme rarity), John Grabowski, Pat Collins, Cedric Durst, Myles Thomas, Mike Gazella, Dutch Ruether, Joe Dugan, George Pipgras, Wilcy Moore, Bob Meusel, Mark Koenig

The only players who played even a single game for the 1927 Yankees who are not present on this ball (clubhouse signatures notwithstanding) are Lou Gehrig, Julie Wera and Walter Beall. An extremely complete ball in exceptional condition that won't break the bank. Full JSA LOA included.

Asking $2,300







1951 New York Yankees team signed ball

Nice rookie year Mickey Mantle highlights this signed Wilson Official League ball. Other HOFers include Phil Rizzuto, Johnny Mize and Yogi Berra. Very desireable early Mantle signature variation. JSA LOA included.

Asking $600



George Weiss single signed George Sosnak folk art baseball

Sosnak art baseballs with a single signed Hall Of Famer as the topic have sold for thousands of dollars. George Weiss single signed baseballs can sell for thousands as well. This ball is in terrific shape and depicts the signature of Weiss as well as two panels that depict the folk art of Geogre Sosnak. As part of his art, Sosnak would usually enhance the signatures on the balls he did his artwork on, and this one is no exception. A wonderful example of a tough single.

Asking $900







Joe DiMaggio signed page as 18 year old

This one is great. DiMaggio signed this page during his first full season in professional baseball. In 1933 he was just 18 years old and still 3 years away from joining the Yankees. PCL era Joe Dimaggio signature are few and far between. Ones from his first season in the PCL especially so. JSA LOA included.

Asking $300

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I'll take the Mantle rookie ball


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