"Mrs." Babe Ruth signed baseball, is this real?

Hello, I have as part of a late family member's collection, a ball signed by Mrs. Babe Ruth. Is this a legitimate thing?

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Permalink Reply by CJCollector on December 27, 2022 at 1:57pm

Baseball Beginner, would you happen to know who they were purchased from?

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Permalink Reply by Baseball beginner on December 28, 2022 at 11:39pm

This particular ball (Mrs. Babe Ruth), I don't know who it was purchased from

Some of the other balls I posted have invoices from Memorabilia Center (Ralph Perullo - whom I read about as being an untrustworthy source); a few came from R&L Memorabilia; and some unknown as I don't have invoices with them.

There are also quite a few "Letters of Authenticity" from Ralph Perullo on behalf of Joe DiMaggio Estate, a couple from Christopher Morales (another bad guy I read about), one from "TTA", one from "PSA/DNA", one from "The American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs", one from "Butler Baseball Company inc", and a few from Barry Halper (also seems questionable from what I've read).

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Brown on February 1, 2023 at 10:10am

Mrs. Ruth signed an autograph book for me at Yankee Stadium about 55 years ago. The signature on the ball looks exactly like the one I had. The signature on the ball looks like she signed it when she was older and a little shaky, but I think it's real.