Presented here is a collection of 15 baseballs signed by Hall of Famers and legends of the baseball diamond. The first presented item in this lot is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson. Robinson signed the baseball on the sweet spot with a blue ballpoint pen. The signature is bold and the baseball contains elements of lite toning throughout. The second baseball is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Hall of Famer Bob Feller. Feller signed on the south panel with a blue ballpoint pen. The signature is bold, and the baseball displays lite toning throughout. The third item is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Hall of Famer Johnny Mize in blue ink on the sweet spot. The signature shows elements of bleeding. The ball features elements of early toning throughout.

The fourth item in this lot is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Hall of Famer Bob Feller. Feller signed boldly on the south panel of the evenly toned baseball with a blue ballpoint pen. The fifth item is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Johnny Mize. Mize signed the sweet spot of the baseball with blue ink. The signature features elements of bleeding and the ball displays a lite amount of toning throughout. The sixth baseball in this lot is an Official American League Lee MacPhail baseball signed by Hall of Famer Brooks Robinson. Robinson’s gorgeous signature in blue ink appears on the sweet spot of this evenly toned baseball. The seventh baseball is an Official National League Charles S. Feeney baseball signed by former MLB pitcher Ted Power, former MLB utility infielder Lenny Harris, and former third baseman and manager Buddy Bell. Harris signed the south panel, Buddy Bell signed the north panel, and Ted Power signed the east panel. The signatures were signed in black ink and the baseball features elements of even toning throughout.

The eighth baseball in this lot is a Jim Beam Official League baseball signed by Frank Howard. Howard signed and inscribed “Hondo 1960 N.L. R.O.Y” in black ink on the sweet spot of the baseball. An additional inscription located on the south panel reads “To A (sic) ‘Slugger’ Cole, Good Luck Always, ‘Hondo’” in black ink. The signature and inscriptions show elements of fading and the baseball is a pristine bright white. The ninth baseball is an Official American League Bobby Brown baseball signed by Hall of Famer Ricky Henderson. Henderson’s signature in blue ink appears on the east panel of the baseball. The signature is bold, and the baseball contains early elements of toning. The 10th item is an Official 1980 All-Star Game Bowie K. Kuhn baseball signed by hit king Pete Rose. Rose’s bold signature appears prominently on the sweet spot of the baseball in blue ink. The baseball features minor elements of toning throughout. The 11th item is an Official National League Charles S. Feeney baseball signed by Pete Rose. Rose boldly signed the west panel of this evenly toned baseball in blue ink. The 12th baseball is an Official National League Charles S. Feeney baseball signed by Pete Rose. Rose signed the east panel of this presented Rawlings baseball in blue ink. The signature features elements of bleeding and the baseball is evenly toned. The 13th item is an Official National League A. Bartlett Giamatti baseball signed by former MLB infielder Tim Foley. Foley signed the south panel of this presented Rawlings baseball in blue ink. The baseball features some elements of toning throughout. The 14th item is an Official National League Charles S. Feeney baseball signed by former outfielder Bobby Thomson. Thomson signed and inscribed “To Mike and Jeff with my best wishes, sincerely” with the date “Oct. 3, 1951” to commemorate his pennant-winning three-run home run for the New York Giants in 1951 in blue ink on the south panel of the baseball. The signature and inscription are bold, and the baseball features minor elements of toning throughout. The 15th baseball is an Official American League Bobby Brown baseball signed by who we believe to be Jay Johnstone. Johnstone’s signature appears in bold blue ink on the east panel of this bright-white Rawlings baseball. The entire lot of 15 baseballs signed by Hall of Famers and baseball legends has been pre-certified by Beckett Authentication.

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