Show Your Vintage Baseball

[GGterps]

I didn't really have too many older or autographed baseballs in my collection. I found the Asheville Tourists ball at a flea market, I looked it over an knew it wasn't a major league baseball, if it cost any more than the $25 I paid for it, I would have likely passed on it. However, I bought it (and love it) and since have purchased 15-20 additional baseballs over the last 6-8 months. It wasn't until recently that I did the research on these balls. Of the 3 balls pictured, which do you think is most valuable?

Some Key signatures on the 1928 Asheville Tourist ball: Ben Chapman & Dusty Cooke

Some Key Signatures on the 1932 Newark Bears ball: Red Rolfe, Jesse Hill, Al Mamaux, Jim Waever, Dixie Walker, Johnny Nuen, and many more.

One key signature on the 1934 Scranton Miners ball: Johnny Vander Meer

[jpop43]

Our modest vintage baseball collection can be seen here on our website....

http://www.dugouttreasures.com/product.cfm?sID=7

Really enjoyed checking out some of the other amazing vintage collection sout there...thanks!

Jonathan
www.dugouttreasures.com