BUCK O\'NEIL Negro American League Kansas City Monarchs AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO for Sale

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BUCK O\'NEIL Negro American League Kansas City Monarchs AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO For Sale

$BUCK O\'NEIL Negro American League Kansas City Monarchs AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO$
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BUCK O\'NEIL Negro American League Kansas City Monarchs AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO :
$30.00

HISTORY OF PHOTOsale House: LELANDSHistory of item: Jim Rowe\'s Signed Baseball Photograph Inventory Describe how you came to possess this item: WAS WINNING buyer OF LOT 288 AND 304 CONSISTING OF OVER 1200 AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOSOther information about the item: Huge accumulation by Jim Rowe that he used for trade and sales, sometimes at early hobby shows. The signatures were obtained either in person or through the mail - many of the players that did business with Jim would trade their signatures in return for unsigned photos of themselves. Most signatures were acquired by Jim in person during the 1960\'s thru the 1980\'s. Well over half are HOFers, many deceased. A sampling: Hubbell, Mungo, Terry, Newhouser, Cy Williams, Averill, Gehringer, Hafey, Fox, Ruffing, Roush, Lopez, Joe Sewell, Marquard, Keltner, Covaleski, Reese, Joe DiMaggio, O\'Neil, Santo, Duffy Lewis, Grimes, Hoyt, Dickey, Paige, Drysdale, Hubbard, Ted Williams, Bell, Cronin, Joe McCarthy, Appling, Walters, Lindstrom, Greenberg, Chandler, Koenig, Lyons, Stargell, Kelly, Bunning, Ernie Shore, Herman, Haines, Barlick, Billy Martin, Cash, Dandridge, Leonard, Gomez, L. Waner, Mantle, Peckinpaugh, Clemente and much, much more.

AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO POSTCARD. Jim Rowe\'s Signed Baseball Photograph Inventory (1200 + pieces) Huge accumulation by Jim Rowe that he used for trade and sales, sometimes at early hobby shows. The signatures were obtained either in person or through the mail - many of the players that did business with Jim would trade their signatures in return for unsigned photos of themselves. Many of the photos originate from the lens of well-known photographer George Burke, later prints made by Jim.Comes withCOA fromDanielsCollectibles.**photo has minor damage**

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