Show your non-baseball signed baseballs

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by Cubswin82

People have different mediums they like signed...cards, 8x10s, basketball floorboards, etc. To me, a baseball is one of the best looking items to have signed and they display very well. I can't see having random people sign a football or basketball...but as mentioned above...baseball is americana...but thats just me.

+1

[Runscott]

Normally I don't even look at non-baseball-player signed baseballs. But Meredith was my favorite Cowboy and this ball was there...and it was cheap. What the heck?

Now I need a Tom Landry baseball to go with it.

[bigtrain]

Many years ago, I passed up the opportunity to buy a baseball signed by Humphrey Bogart. I have never seen another and regretted not buying it ever since. I always remember his quote "A hot dog at the ballpark is better than a steak at the Ritz".

[sylbry]

E Company 506th PIR 101st Airborne Division - AKA "Band of Brothers"

[ocjack]

The father of price guides - Jim Beckett

[craigster93]

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[craigster93]

Ball signed by Kane Hodder, Ari Lehman, and Derek Mears, three of the actors who played "Jason" in the Friday the 13th movies...

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[craigster93]

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[sycks22]

Jack Nicklaus

Coolest ball: Brett / Bobby Hull family signed ball

[clutch]

He didn't play baseball, but he made the greatest baseball documentary ever. Ken Burns.

[earlywynnfan]

I have many non-baseball player signed baseballs, here are a couple faves:

Paul Tibbets, pilot of Enola Gay (plus might as well show a Walter Cronkite, why not??)
Ronald Reagan