Featured are a lot of three individually signed baseballs from Pete Gray, Bo Jackson and Doug Harvey. The first is an Official American League Bobby Brown baseball signed by legendary standout player Pete Gray. Mostly known for having one arm, Pete Gray was a member of the St. Louis Browns. He played during the wartime era of baseball where many players were forced to leave to join the battlefront (he was ineligible because of his one arm). He would only play for a single season and Gray has signed this ball across the sweet spot in blue ink. This ball comes encased in a plastic covering and comes with a COA from PSA/DNA (P67621), who have graded this autograph an 8, the baseball a 7 and an overall grade of 7.5.

     The second ball is an Official American League Bobby Brown baseball signed by Bo Jackson. The legendary Jackson is one of few players to find major success in two sports, Football and baseball. Playing for the Los Angeles Raiders, Jackson was a Pro Bowl player, and was awarded a Heisman Trophy while at Auburn University. In baseball, Jackson would go on to become an All-Star during his tenure with the Kansas City Royals. This legendary multi-discipline athlete has signed this ball in blue ink across the sweet spot.

     The third ball is an Official Major League Allan H. Selig baseball signed by umpire Doug Harvey. Harvey was often referred to as “God” by other players due to his strict command of the baseball rules. He had a career total of 4,673 games, five World Series, and six All-Star games. He was the 9th umpire to be inducted into the Hall of Fame and he has signed this ball across the sweet spot in purple ink and inscribed “HOF 2010”. This ball has some notable yellow stains, however does not diminish the signature. This entire lot has been pre-certified by Steve Grad of Beckett Authentication.

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