Show Something That Could Be in the Baseball Hall of Fame

[ajjohnsonsoxfan]

What's baseball without some cracker jacks! This is one of the earliest known surviving boxes circa 1912. Because the more you eat, the more you want!

[Bpm0014]

The William Bendix bat could DEFINITELY belong in the HOF. That's a great piece!

[btcarfagno]

1951 Battle Creek Belles team signed ball with manager Dave Bancroft on an official AAGPBL ball







AAGPBL contract signed by one of the great stars in league history Ruth Richard and HOFer Max Carey.



Tom C

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by btcarfagno

1951 battle creek belles team signed ball with manager dave bancroft on an official aagpbl ball







aagpbl contract signed by one of the great stars in league history ruth richard and hofer max carey.



tom c

insane

[Bpm0014]

I do believe that the 1909 Pirates uniform in the thread below could definitely be in the HOF!

[vintagesportscollector]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

I do believe that the 1909 Pirates uniform in the thread below could definitely be in the HOF!

+1...if we are voting yet, that is my top vote.

[z28jd]

Originally Posted by Bpm0014

I do believe that the 1909 Pirates uniform in the thread below could definitely be in the HOF!

Thanks. I went with the Babe Ruth bat as my choice just because it hasn't been shown here for awhile and I hadn't taken pics of it since I got my new computer a couple years ago. Also, the fact that I have given thought to loaning it to the Babe Ruth Museum, it fit the subject.

[Topnotchsy]

It is interesting (to me at least) how different the items in this thread are from if someone posted a thread asking people to post their most valuable items.

Here are a few that might warrant at least a moment of consideration:

1) Lineup cards from George Brett's 3000 hit game
2) Carbon copies of the lineup cards from Phil Niekro's 300 win game
3) Final baseball from the series in the 1945 Navy World Series.
4) Letter from Walter Johnson in 1910 about the proposed 1910 All-Star Tour that the Commission prevented from happening.
5) 1946 Nashua Dodgers Photo signed by entire team (featured Roy Campanella and Don Newcombe in the same season that Jackie Robinson was playing in the Minors and the year before the integration on the Major League level.

[71buc]

I have a few things that I believe could be described this way. I see that most of these items are player related so I thought I would change it up and add something different. Although certainly not pre-war I think this Cleveland Indians dugout phone from Municipal Stadium is fun and would look awesome mounted in the HOF as part of a display to honor the Tribe's futility

[Huysmans]

Originally Posted by ajjohnsonsoxfan

What's baseball without some cracker jacks! This is one of the earliest known surviving boxes circa 1912. Because the more you eat, the more you want!

That Cracker Jack box A. J. ....... is a crackerjack!!