VALLÉE DU CHERCONTROIS · SPORT & PASSIONThe product is a vintage Spalding official national league baseball from the 1950s, sealed in its original box. This collectible item is a piece of sports memorabilia that holds historical significance as it represents a classic era of baseball. The cork construction and official league designation add to the authenticity and appeal of this sought-after vintage baseball.
The ball is in very good condition and would present/display splendidly.
The ball is alsosigned by Don Kolloway, the Major League Baseball infielder who played for the Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox. Kolloway served in theU.S. However, the U.S. military marking and Kolloway’s WWII service make this an especially compelling period piece.
This product is an unsigned 1952-1957 Warren Giles Spalding Official National League Baseball. This baseball is a rare and valuable piece of sports memorabilia for fans of baseball history and collectors of vintage items.
Box bears the facsimile signature of National League President Warren Giles.
The Vintage Spalding Baseballs Questor Dozen 12 Box Set is a rare find for collectors of vintage sports memorabilia. Officially licensed by MLB in the 1950s, this original set includes baseballs from the New York Yankees, a beloved team in baseball history. The lively balls in this set are a nostalgic piece of the past, perfect for enthusiasts looking to add a unique and authentic item to their collection.
This is an outstanding display piece featuring bright white horsehide leather, bold factory stampings, and strong red stitching. Horsehide Cover. Material: Horsehide Leather. Baseball room or office décor.
Box bears the facsimile signature of National League President Warren Giles. The baseball remains sealed in its original period box with the original pull-tab/seal intact. It has not been opened, so the ball itself has not been removed or inspected.
Box bears the facsimile signature of National League President Warren Giles. The baseball remains sealed in its original period box with the original pull-tab/seal intact. It has not been opened, so the ball itself has not been removed or inspected.