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Collection of 23 single-signed baseballs consisting exclusively of former New York Giants players from the 1930s, all of which were members of a World Series and/or a National League Championship roster. This collection is highlighted by many tough-to-find signees. Unless otherwise noted, all the signatures appear on the sweet spot of an official National League baseball (except for two American League and six non-Official balls) dating from the 1980s or later (except for one Heydler and two Giles balls). The signatures have been scripted in a variety of inks. Eleven of the offered baseballs have full JSA or PSA/DNA LOAs while eleven others have basic individual authentication from JSA or PSA/DNA. Most of the balls have varying degrees of age toning. Otherwise all are in Excellent or better condition overall (with a few lesser). This collection consists of the following: Dick Bartell, Wally Berger (non-official ball), Clydell Castleman, Bill Clark (side panel, Giles ball, "To Mike Good Luck"), Dick Coffman (side panel, non-official ball), Chuck Dressen (side panel, non-official ball, "To Paul Campbell Best Wishes From"), Fred Fitzsimmons (side panel, Heydler ball, 1930 stats printed on sweet spot), Harry Gumbert, Bernie James (side panel), Hank Leiber ("1933 World Champs - To Alan-"), Ed Madjeski (OAL ball), Gus Mancuso (non-official ball), Eddie Mayo (OAL ball, "To Bill"), Cliff Melton (non-official ball), Jo-Jo Moore ("Ny Giants 1930-1941 - Worlds Champs 1933"), Homer Peel (side panel), Hal Schumacher, Jim Sheehan ("NY Giants 1936"), George Uhle (side panel, non-official ball, "Best Wishes to John Gaglos"), Hy Vandenberg, Johnny Vergez, Whitey Whitehead (side panel), and Babe Young (side panel, Giles ball). Total: 23 signed baseballs. Auction LOA from James Spence/JSA. The size/weight of this item requires that there will be an additional shipping charge for this lot.
1919 William Veeck, Fred Mitchell, and Lefty Tyler Signed Chicago Cubs Payroll Check - PSA/DNA