Baseball Hall of Fame Autographs: A Reference Guide
 

Just got an email that Baseball Hall of Fame Autographs: A Reference Guide: The Second Edition by Ron Keurajian will be available on Amazon on August 13th. Looking forward to that one.

We were discussing that this year...

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthr...ghlight=tazdmb

Ron thinks the book will be out closer to Christmas

Amazon says August, Barnes and Noble says Oct, and Ron says Christmas. Typical for this hobby. LOL

Not a fan of this Keurajian guy. His books are full of errors and misleading statements.

Manny,
Why don’t you explain what you don’t like about the book. Also, if you make a statement like that you should probably include your name and back up your comments.

The book is now being sold on Amazon.

nothing is perfect
 

its is a reference guide not a fact guide

Yed Dellis, "reference" guide. Why the sour note?

Ordered it off Amazon last night. Should be a great book for any collector.

Best reference guide I've ever seen on the topic.

Here's a solid HoF and baseball autograph site
 

Collecting HoF signatures sure is fun and challenging. After making every excuse I finally put together a website for my collection a couple years back. Each HoFer has a page, most with autographs. Here are four images from the site. The links direct to the player's page on the site. Hope you find it interesting.

The first picture is of a Christy Mathewson autograph from His book Pitching in a Pinch.

The next image is of a Bill Dahlen autograph. I sure hope he makes the Hall in the 2020 Veterans Committee vote.

The ball is signed by Cy Young, Bill Dinneen, and a total of six players from the first World Series.


The final letter is from Honus Wagner thanking Ford Frick for his MLB Lifetime Pass.