The Baltimore Orioles won the World Series three times, in 1966, 1970 and 1983. Presented is a lot of three oversized displays of signed cuts and images honoring the O’s World Champion squads. The first item in this lot is a 37 x 46-inch framed display commemorating the 1966 Baltimore Orioles World Series Champion team, featuring 33 signed cuts, two signed  Perez-Steele Galleries Baseball Hall of Fame cards, and six signed Topps baseball cards, as well as a team photo, caption and media guide cover. The 33 signed cuts, on white paper, include Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer (in blue pen), Boog Powell, Dave McNally and Davey Johnson. Luis Aparicio has signed his oversized 3 x 5-inch Topps baseball card in blue marker. Hank Bauer, Mark Belanger, Bob Johnson, Steve Barber and John Miller have signed their names on their respective Topps baseball cards, while Hall of Famers Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson have signed their names in blue marker on the front of their images on 4 x 6-inch Perez-Steele Galleries postcards. The 8 x 14-inch black & white team photo sits in the upper center of the display, with a separate panel below with caption. The 5 x 9-inch front cover of the 1966 Baltimore Orioles Press/Radio/Television Guide is in the lower center, with the Orioles “bird with bat” logo in orange and black. The 44 separate items are mounted in a black paper matte with orange borders within a black wood and glass frame. This item comes with a LOA from Steve Grad of Beckett Authentication.

The second item in this lot is a 36 x 46-inch framed display commemorating the 1970 Baltimore Orioles World Series Champion team, featuring 32 signed cuts, four signed  Perez-Steele Galleries Baseball Hall of Fame cards, three signed Topps Baseball cards, as well as a team photo, caption, game program cover and Memorial Stadium postcard. The 32 signed cuts, on white paper, include Jim Frey, Johnny Oates, Terry Crowley, Bob Grich, Don Buford and Don Baylor. Hall of Famers Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson have each signed their Dick Perez portrait postcards in blue marker, while Jim Palmer has signed his in blue pen and Earl Weaver has signed his in black pen. Dave McNally has signed his Topps Baseball card in black pen, while Mark Belanger has signed his in blue pen.  Boog Powell has signed his name in black marker on the front of a Topps Baseball card that shows him scoring the winning run in Game 2 of the American League Championship series. The top center of the display is an 8 x 14-inch color team photo of the ’70 Orioles, with the caption below. At the bottom center is the 7 x 8-inch front cover of the Baltimore Orioles 1970 World Series Souvenir Program, with a 3 ½ x 5 ½ -inch color postcard of Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium below. The 43 separate items are mounted in an ivory paper matte with black borders within a brown wood and glass frame. This item comes with a LOA from Steve Grad of Beckett Authentication.

The third item in this lot is a 35 x 43-inch framed display celebrating the 1983 Baltimore Orioles World Series Champion squad, featuring 40 signed cuts, four signed baseball cards, two signed photo postcards, a team photo, caption, and World Series game program cover. The 40 signed cuts include team owner Edward Bennett Williams (in black marker on white cut card), Lenn Sakata, Al Bumbry, Elrod Hendricks, Dennis Martinez, Tito Landrum and Rick Dempsey. Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. has signed his name in black pen on a Fleer baseball card. Tippy Martinez has signed his name in black pen on a Donruss baseball card. John Shelby has signed his name in blue marker on a Fleer baseball card, while Hall of Famer Eddie Murray has signed his name in blue marker on a Fleer baseball card. Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer has signed his name in black marker on a 3½ x 5-inch color photo postcard, while Mike Boddicker has signed his name in blue pen on a 3½ x 5-inch color photo postcard.  The top center of the display has an 8 x 12-inch color team photo of the ’83 Orioles, with a caption below. In the lower center is a 6 x 7½ -inch color cut from the 1983 World Series Official Program front cover. The 49 separate items are mounted in a black paper matte with orange borders, within a black wood and glass frame. This item comes with a LOA from Steve Grad of Beckett Authentication.

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