A 1924 photograph captures Babe Ruth autographing bats and baseballs destined for Citizens’ Military Training Camps around the country.
Posts published in “Memorabilia”
Autographs, game-used gear, tickets, advertising, and cardboard-adjacent gems.
Jim Palmer was coming off his third Cy Young when he signed a two-year Topps extension—for a whopping $75 bonus.
The advertising surrounding the 1910 T225 boxing set may have been broader than most collectors realize, with multiple surviving display formats.
A great Kahn’s Wieners Bobby Layne store sign—and a reminder that matching the card image can be key to dating vintage promotional material.
A striking 1954 Harlem Globetrotters broadside promoting Buffalo’s “Basketball World Series” offers a rare glimpse into vintage hoops memorabilia.
Ten original 1950s–60s wall photos from Mickey Mantle’s Holiday Inn—eight featuring Mantle—sold in Mastro’s June 2001 auction.
A March 14, 1966 Topps contract extension signed by Frank Robinson—dated to the year of his Triple Crown and second MVP award.