Totally blown away with this HOF piece I picked up!!!

[barrysloate]

You should post this in the autograph section.

[ullmandds]

awesome piece!

[vthobby]

Great piece! I have a similar item (HOF bat signed by a ton of HOFs) and it has just been sitting there. Last summer, Rickey Henderson was in town as roving batting instructor for the local minor league team and I brought the bat to the game (very nervous!) and waited until it was over and Rickey took a look at it and said "I can't sign that because my agent would be mad at me". Presumably because it was a bat and typically gets $200 or so to sign bats.

Long story short....I've given up on adding to it because of Rick the "_ rick".

I should have known as I've seen how Rickey treats his fans on occasion.

Thanks for sharing and oh by the way, my bat also has Rose so go Pete go!

Peace, Mike

PS It is pretty uncommon to see Ted, Mick and Joe on the same piece. A lot of items have 1 or 2 but not always all 3 so BRAVO to that find!

[btcarfagno]

I absolutely LOVE these pieces related to the HOF that have massive quantities of autographs on them. Especially when the image is HOF related. These are right in my wheelhouse. So impressive.

Tom C

[Moyni]

Thanks for the compliments. I really love it.

I am debating adding more HOFers from the same period to the piece. What do you guys think??

I am sorry if I posted this in the wrong section.

[almostdone]

I think you should add to it given the chance. So many of those already on have passed away and there are not many more from that era still living. I can only think of a handful still alive and signing that isn't already on one of the programs.
Yaz, Nolan Ryan and Bobby Doerr are the only three that pop in my head. I'm sure there are more though.
Of course that depends on when this "era" ends in your mind.
Congrats though. Great piece!
Drew

Edit. Just noticed Doerr and Yaz on the second one. Who is left then?

[Moyni]

Originally Posted by almostdone

I think you should add to it given the chance. So many of those already on have passed away and there are not many more from that era still living. I can only think of a handful still alive and signing that isn't already on one of the programs.
Yaz, Nolan Ryan and Bobby Doerr are the only three that pop in my head. I'm sure there are more though.
Of course that depends on when this "era" ends in your mind.
Congrats though. Great piece!
Drew

Edit. Just noticed Doerr and Yaz on the second one. Who is left then?

I was thinking Fisk, Sutter, Schmidt, Ripken, Sandberg, Boggs, Rice, Cepeda, and Ryan. Maybe a couple of managers like Herzog, Torre, and LaRussa