18. Babe Ruth (HOF) Single-Signed Baseball (JSA)
Exceptional 1920s Spalding Babe Ruth “Home Run Special” brand baseball signed on the sweet spot by Babe Ruth. The red-and-blue stitched balls were the most popular retail baseballs of their era, manufactured to the identical specifications as official baseballs, and bearing the endorsement of the game’s most popular player. Well-worn with surface wear and toning on each panel, the signa- ture is clean and legible, despite some fading and soiling evident. The stamping is similar, legible with some fading and surface wear. A quality Babe Ruth signature on a Ruth-endorsed ball from the prime of his career. Full LOA from James Spence Authentication. MINIMUM BID: $2,000
19. 1939 Play Ball #92 Ted Williams (HOF RC) - PSA NM 7
Young Ted Williams, all of 20 years old and seen here in his rookie season on his rookie card, shows off the swing that launched 521 lifetime home runs. Still brightly white and with wonderful corners and edges, only a small spot of foxing in the right border, which this issue is known for, can be seen marring the obverse. The back is a match to the front and the card is an appealing one, of a high demand, first tier Hall-of-Famer, in NM PSA 7 fashion. Consigned from an original-owner collection, this card is extraordinarily crisp and sharp, virtually untouched and freshly graded by PSA. MINIMUM BID: $3,000
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