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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm

Oh yeah, I think I've seen that Lazzeri too. And I forgot to mention I actually saw an Earl Clark signed. He died in 1938. Without looking, I'm fairly certain that Clark is the earliest death in the set, so it's pretty remarkable that even one card was signed.

Also, I have seen a few good Ruth's from both 33 and 34. The last one sold for something in the $15K range. It was a gorgeous signature, and the card itself was pretty nice for a signed example. There are beat-up 33 Gehrigs (blue background, batting) that has made the rounds for many years now. One is signed in pencil, and one is the Canadian version.