The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, is one of the most exclusive Hall of Fames in all professional sports. 18,337 men have played in the Major Leagues and only 333 former players, umpires, and executives have entered the vaunted Hall of Fame. Presented here are seven jerseys signed by seven members of the most exclusive club in sports.

The first item in this presented lot is a wool Baltimore Orioles jersey signed by Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer. Palmer, a two-time American League ERA leader and three-time AL wins leader spent all 19 years of his career with the Baltimore Orioles where he won three World Series titles and three AL Cy Young Awards. The presented five-button white jersey features orange and black piping on the sleeves and collar. “ORIOLES” is displayed in cursive across the chest in orange-on-black tackle twill. The number “22” appears on the chest and back in orange-on-black tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Philadelphia, PA Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag rests on the jersey’s left front tail. A Mitchell & Ness Nostalgia Co. MADE IN USA tag with a Mitchell & Ness retail tag attached is located on the jersey’s inside collar. Palmer, a six-time All-Star selection, signed and inscribed “HOF 1990” on right chest of the jersey with a black marker. The signature is bold and features no evidence of bleeding and is in pristine condition. The signed and inscribed Orioles jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

The second item in this lot is a white pullover Red Sox jersey signed by Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk. Fisk was the first player to be unanimously voted the American League Rookie of the Year Award and is best known for “Waving Fair,” where he jumped and waved his game-winning home run in the 12th inning of Game 6 of the 1975 World Series. The jersey features “RED SOX” across the chest in red-on-navy tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag is located on the jersey’s left front tail. A Nostalgia CO MADE IN THE USA Mitchell & Ness tag with a size “L” flag features a Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Collection retail tag attached to the inside of the red with navy striped collar. A “MASSACHUESETTS BICENTENNIAL” commemorating the U.S. Bicentennial in 1976 appears on the left sleeve of the jersey. The number “27” appears on the back of the jersey in red-on-navy tackle twill. The 11-time AL All-Star Fisk signed and inscribed “HOF 2000” with a blue marker on the chest of the jersey. The jersey is bright white and the signature features no bleeding. The signed Boston Red Sox jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports and an MLB Authenticated hologram (AT00355412).

The third item is a signed wool Boston/Milwaukee Braves signed by Hall of Fame left-handed pitcher Warren Spahn. Spahn pitched for 21 seasons, primarily for the Boston/Milwaukee Braves, and recorded two no-hitters and his 363 victories are an MLB record for most wins by a left-handed pitcher. The 1957 Cy Young Award winner also won his only World Series title during the 1957 season, and Spahn was selected to 17 All-Star Games during a career that saw the feared left-hander lead the National League in wins eight times. Spahn gained entry into Cooperstown in 1973 on the first ballot. The presented jersey is white with navy and red piping on the sleeves and buttoned placket and features a gold zipper running vertically on the chest. “BRAVES” appears across the chest in red-on-navy tackle twill above the Braves iconic tomahawk. The number “21” appears on the chest and back in red-on-navy tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag appears on the jersey’s left front tail. A Mitchell & Ness tag with a size “L” flag features a Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection retail tag attached is located on the jersey’s inside collar. The feared Braves warrior patch is affixed to the jersey’s left sleeve. The four-time NL strikeout leader and three-time NL ERA leader signed the right chest of the jersey with a black marker. The jersey is in pristine condition and shows no signs of wear. The signed Braves jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

The fourth jersey is a San Diego Padres jersey signed by Hall of Fame slugger Dave Winfield. Winfield spent eight of his 22 seasons with the San Diego Padres and was the National League RBI leader while playing for the club in 1979. The six-time Silver Slugger Award winner also earned seven Golden Glove Awards while earning 12 selections to the All-Star Game. The presented jersey is a white San Diego Padres pullover jersey with brown with gold trim on the sleeves and collar features “SAN DIEGO PADRES” across the chest with brown and gold tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag is located next to a white matching swatch labeled “1978” on the jersey’s left front tail. “14/201” indicating the jersey is a limited-edition is written with a blue ball point pen above the Mitchell and Ness manufacturing tag on the jersey’s left front tail. A Mitchell & Ness tag with a size “XL” flag has a Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection retail tag attached and is located on the inside collar of the jersey. A “San Diego 1978 All-Star Game” patch in honor of San Diego hosting the midsummer classic is affixed to the jersey’s left sleeve. The number “31” appears on the back of the jersey in gold-on-brown tackle twill. Winfield would win the World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays in 1992 off of his game-winning double in the 11th inning against the Atlanta Braves, signed and inscribed “HOF 2001” on the chest of the jersey with a blue marker. The signature features no bleeding the jersey is in excellent condition. The signed and inscribed San Diego Padres jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports and an MLB Authenticated hologram (AT 00358877).

The fifth jersey is a wool Detroit Tigers jersey signed by Hall of Fame right fielder Al Kaline. Selected to 18-All Star Games, Kaline earned 10 Gold Glove Awards, was the 1955 AL batting champion, and won the 1968 World Series for the Tigers, and played all of his 22 seasons for the Tigers. The presented jersey features navy piping on the buttoned placket and iconic Tigers “D” logo appears on the chest in navy tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag is located on the jersey’s left front tail. A Mitchell and Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection retail tag is attached to a Mitchell and Ness tag with a size “L” flag located on the inside collar of the jersey. The number “6” appears in navy tackle twill on the back of the jersey. Kaline gained entry into Cooperstown on the first ballot in 1980 and he signed the chest of the jersey with a black marker. The signature is bold and features no bleeding and the jersey is in pristine condition and shows no evidence of wear. The signed jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

The sixth item is a wool Cleveland Indians jersey signed by former Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller. Feller pitched three no-hitters during his 18 seasons, all spent with the Indians, and was a seven-time MLB strikeout leader, a six-time AL wins leader, an eight-time All-Star selection, had the best ERA in the AL in 1940, and earned the Triple Crown in 1940. Keller won the 1948 World Series while pitching for the Indians, the last title the franchise earned. The five-button, wool gray jersey features red stripes on the sleeves with “CLEVELAND” appearing across the chest in red-on-navy tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag appears on the jersey’s left front tail. A Mitchell & Ness tag with a size “L” flag features a Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection retail tag attached and is located on the jersey’s inside collar. A Chief Wahoo patch is affixed to the jersey’s left sleeve. The number “19” is located on the back of the jersey in red-on-navy tackle twill. Keller gained entry into Cooperstown on the first ballot in 1962 and the Hall of Famer signed the chest of the jersey with a blue marker. The jersey is in pristine condition and comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

The seventh item is a Philadelphia Phillies jersey signed by pitcher Steve Carlton. Carlton pitched 24 seasons in the MLB, primarily with the Philadelphia Phillies where he earned four Cy Young Awards, seven of his 10 All-Star selections, and one of his two World Series titles. The 1972 Triple Crown winner was the NL ERA leader in 1972 and was a four-time NL wins leader and five-time NL strikeout leader during his tenure with the team. The presented zip-up Phillies jersey is white with maroon pinstripes and features maroon trim on the sleeves and lateral sides of the jersey. The iconic Phillies “P” appears on the chest of the jersey in maroon tackle twill. A Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection manufacturing tag is located on the jersey’s left front tail next to a white swatch labeled “1980-85” in black embroidery. A Mitchell & Ness tag with a size “L” flag is located on the inside collar of the jersey and features a Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Authentic Collection retail tag attached. The number “32” appears on the chest and back of the jersey in maroon tackle twill. Carlton, who entered Cooperstown on the first ballot in 1994, signed and inscribed “329/4,136 HOF 94” with a blue marker on the chest of the jersey. The signature features no bleeding and there is a stain above the number “32” on the chest of the jersey. The signed Philadelphia Phillies jersey comes with a COA from Steiner Sports.

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