I want to see some auto'd baseball books

[milkit1]

Here is a letter sent back by harry Danning agreeing to sign it for me. I sent it through the mail so many times that the binding came loose and my dad had to fix it. After about a dozen times sending it in I got wise and started mailing the players ahead of time asking them if they would sign it. Only Dolph Camilli refused.

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[3and2]

I only have two books

First, is Gil Hodges. I was glad to get this because it's bold and crisp.

Secondly, here is one signed my Mickey Mantle.

[GrayGhost]

Not only are those two great items, but two of the finest looking examples of Mickey and Gil's signatures Ive seen.

[Scott Garner]

I would have to agree with Scott on that. When I saw the Hodges, I was thinking that it was one of the best I've ever seen on any medium.
Congrats!

[mighty bombjack]

I have to agree about the Hodges.

In fact, one of the reasons that I like signed books so much, even for modern signers, is that they tend to slow down and sign their complete name (as opposed to a card or ball).

[GoldenAge50s]

Not old, but a beautiful sig nonetheless--a BDay gift from my sister a few yrs ago.