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Lot # 1164: Autographed Baseball Balance of Collection (11)

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Items average (EX) or better, signatures average ("9-10")

Pee Wee Reese and Phil Rizzuto signed Perez-Steele postcards with JSA (Phil) and SGC (Pee Wee) Stickers mounted into a 16x20 display. Also matted in the display is an 8x10 black and white photo of the pair. The cards are matting in such a way as to be easily removed.

“Beans” Reardon signed index card encapsulated by PSA/DNA and Certified Authentic with inscription “National League Umpire 1926-1949.” It has been matted into a 16x20 display and can be easily removed. Also in the display is a Sporting News baseball card featuring the umpire, as well as an 11x9 copy of Norman Rockwell's famous painting “The Bottom of the Sixth” where “Beans” is the basis for the home plate umpire.

Red Barber signed note with personalized envelope dated September 9, 1973. Framed and matted with 7x5 photo of the announcer. The note reads: “Signed for Alan E. Paul - Good luck, Red Barber” in red ballpoint.  Comes with Full Letter of Authenticity from James Spence/JSA.

Al Barlick signed check - dated 7/7/1989. Auction LOA from James Spence/JSA.

Yogi Berra signed Masterworks Perez-Steele postcard. PSA Sticker and Cert.

Bill Dickey signed Artvue HOF Postcard encapsulated by PSA/DNA “VG-EX 4 - Type 2 Auto 10.”

Earl Averill signed 1960 Fleer card encapsulated by SGC “A Auth.”

Al Lopez signed letter 6 ½ x 9 in blue ballpoint. Auction LOA from James Spence/JSA.

Ford Frick signed Type 2 typewritten letter on “Baseball - Ford C. Frick, Commissioner” stationery. PSA/DNA Sticker.

Ray Schalk signed fan’s typewritten letter with his reply written in blue ballpoint beneath the question asked by the Associated Press General Office, concluding that Ty Cobb was the best center fielder he played against. Full Letter of Authenticity from James Spence/JSA.

Joe Shipley signed contract - Office of the Commissioner, June 30, 1959. No authentication.The size/weight of this item requires that there will be an additional shipping charge for this lot.