The 1954 Milwaukee Braves were an excellent team, finishing with 89 wins against 65 losses as one of only three National League teams that finished with a winning record. Additionally, a 20-year old Hank Aaron made his Major League debut in 1954, hitting 20 of his 755 career home runs during the campaign.

23 members of the 1954 Milwaukee Braves have signed this Official National League Warren Giles stamped baseball in blue pen. Manager Charlie Grimm and Hall of Famer Hank Aaron have signed their names on the sweet spot. The east panel with the Spalding stamp has the signatures of Hall of Famer Eddie Mathews, Danny O’Connell, Ernie Johnson and Jim Pendleton. The west panel has the signatures of Charlie White, Dave Jolly, Johnny Logan, Del Crandall and Roy Smalley. The north panel has the signatures of Chet Nichols, Bobby Thomson, Dave Koslo, Sam Calderone and Hall of Famer Warren Spahn. The south panel has the signatures of Bob Keely, Andy Pafko, Bucky Walters, Jack Dittmer, Bob Buhl, Billy Bruton and Joe Adcock. The ball is in excellent condition and displays only slight toning. This comes with a LOA from PSA/DNA (Q05431), who have graded this ball a NM-MT 7.5.

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