Cooperstown. Show anything & everything related to the Hall of Fame...

[sayhey24]

These are the original frames that held the Hall of Fame plaques of George Sisler and Tris Speaker -- the frames they used when the plaques were hanging on the walls of the old museum, before the actual Hall of Fame wing was added to the museum. The players name was written on the back and front of the ornate frame so the plaque would be returned to the correct frame after it was taken off for cleaning. I've put a Type I photo in each plaque.

[sayhey24]

Sign for the 1953 HOF game and induction ceremonies.

[Lordstan]

Jay,
Very nice cachet. I love those multi-signed items.

Say Hey.
Those frames are fantastic. There is even enough room to put a signed 3x5 of each under the pic.

Mark

[sayhey24]

Mark,

That's a great idea about the signed 3 x 5.
Forgot to include a photo of the handwritten name on back before.

[sayhey24]

This is one of my favorite pieces. One of just a few road signs made that were placed at the main intersections leading to Cooperstown to direct travelers to the 1939 induction ceremonies. I believe this is one of three known survivors.
It appears glittery in the photo (not in person), because a special paint was used so the sign could be seen at night.

[Lordstan]

SeyHey,
Glad I could help inspire you to spend some more money!
Very nice sign as well

[GrayGhost]

Those frames and that sign are amazing. Congratulations guys on having such great stuff. I hope your collections continue growing, especially with that kind of quality.

[timzcardz]

One of my favorites at The Hall . . .

[jpop43]

Our Abner Doubleday CDV along with an 1860's era bat and lemon peel ball....