Signed exhibits?

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Brian

I need that Aaron and Koufax! Nice...

Brain

Got the Aaron myself and kept the ticket with it.

[Brian]

cool--no question of authenticity!

Any signed Greenbergs, Jackie, or Gehrig cards out there?

[Exhibitman]

You mean for sale?

[Brian]

Would love to see some--either way....

[Exhibitman]

I am dubious of the number of Jackie Robinson signed Exhibit cards. It seems to me that we never saw them before the last few years in anything like the quantity that has been offered, and some of the signatures look off to me, drawn rather than signed.

A few more I got signed back in the early 1990s:

Appling took a look at this card and went on a rant about how awful those uniforms were:



Boudreau was the free host-guest signature at a local card show:



I had lunch with Newk once at Dodger Stadium so I had him sign my Exhibit cards and a 1955 Bowman; Dodger Blue sharpie of course:



The one, the only, Miss Julie Newmar

[Brian]

Now that Julie Newmar signed card just skyrocketed to the top of my want list.

We must chat at some point, Adam, if you ever decide to sell.....

[gonefishin]

The exhibits posted are amazing! Congrats to all that own them. I have nothing to compare regarding exhibits, but I would like to show this vintage George Burke postcard autographed by Debs Garms with a little backstory. Several years ago I purchased a collection from a gentleman named Gordon. Included in his collection were several autographs that he told me he acquired through the mail He was around 10 at the time (1976). Included were several autograph's including a signed 55 Koufax rookie (I had PSA certify it and sold it a couple of years back). This postcard really stayed with me, because Mr. Garms not only took the time to write Gordon back, but looked through his keepsakes and sent him this postcard from when he played with the St. Louis Browns (32-35). As pictured, I had PSA authenticate the card, letter and autograph. Gordon ended up with 4 autographs!

What a nice man Debs Garms was to do this. How often would that happen today? Makes one wonder.