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A couple of interesting autographed items have popped up from Lou Gehrig.
Howard Henderson is a 92-year-old who was 12 when he was given a baseball glove signed by Gehrig.
He had met a number of big name folks, including Ethel Merman and Jimmy Durante. His father Ray was a songwriter, and apparently Gehrig’s wife Eleanor wanted to write songs. The boy went…
ContinueAdded by Josh Board on July 8, 2014 at 12:04am — 8 Comments
If you want to make your wife happy on her birthday, a gift from Tiffany’s works. If you want to get one of the wealthiest NBA players something for his birthday, apparently something from Tiffany worked. No, not the store – actress Tiffani Amber Thiessen.
It’s always fun when stars talk about being thrilled by an autograph they received. Usually it’ll be a baseball…
ContinueAdded by Josh Board on June 7, 2014 at 10:48pm — 5 Comments
There’s nothing more enjoyable than meeting a fellow collector and hearing about their autograph collection. As somebody that prefers autographed records and CDs, it’s always the most fun to hear about those.
I have a lot of authors I like, yet I don’t own a lot of signed books. I’m always envious when I go to New York and see the…
ContinueAdded by Josh Board on November 21, 2013 at 11:30pm — 4 Comments
Okay, it’s the baseball all-star game, so how about a few more stories on baseball memorabilia?
Greg Spahn, the only child of the winningest left-hander in baseball history, has more than 800 items he’s going to auction at Hunt Auctions. He’s going to split everything he gets with his kids, which is probably making them happy. He’s got five, and I’m guessing they’d be…
ContinueAdded by Josh Board on July 17, 2013 at 12:26am — No Comments
A couple of baseball items that were just auctioned off that sound rather interesting. A baseball glove that Jackie Robinson wore in the 1955 and 1956 World Series fetched $373,000 at the Steiner Sports Memorabilia Auction. The same seller also parted with a Louisville Slugger bat which was used in the 1956 season. That went for $114,000. The same buyer purchased both items, but didn’t identify himself. It’s probably safe to say, if burglars break into his place – he won’t be hitting them…
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