Sheet Music Question

We have been collectors of high grade player (and team) endorsed
sheet music for more than a quarter century.

The best private sheet music collection belonged to Frank and Peggy Steele. Their collection was donated to the Hall of Fame, albeit a number of pieces were sold in auctions back in the early 2002.

For a comprehensive list of all baseball sheet music- one can go the Library of Congress web site/ There is a check list there and one can learn a great deal.

We consider rare player endorsed sheet music to be under-valued. Over the past two decades we have paid anywhere from $400 to $3500 for rare pieces in top condition.

Some items from our collection can be found by searching the Museum of City of New York's 2008 exhibit "The Glory Days of Baseball"

Among the other top items that grace our collection are

Come Out Where The Buffalo Feds Play (only piece in a private collection)
The Feds Are Here To Stay
They All Knew Cobb
Joe Dimaggio Joltin Joe- autographed (in person)
Lou Gehrig- I can't get to first base with you

Write to us privately if you wish any additional information.

Best,

Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List
bdorskind@dorskindgroup.com