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Signed Sports and Entertainment Memorabilia from a Private Collection in Middle Tennessee 09/23/21 11:06:08 Signed Sports and Entertainment Memorabilia from a Private Collection in Middle Tennessee Auction Opens: Mon, Jul 3 5:00pm CT Auction Closes: Thu, Jul 20 2:00pm CT Lot Title Lot Title 0001 Harmon Killebrew Autographed Matted 8" x 0019 Ryne Sandburg Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0002 Steve Carlton Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0020 Eddie Murray Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with Photo, Scoreboard COA COA 0003 Tom Seaver Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0021 Bob Gibson Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0004 Don Mattingly/George Brett/Wade Boggs 0022 Roger Clemens Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0005 Willie McCovey Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0023 Roger Clemens Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0006 Mike Schmidt/Ryne Sandburg Autographed 0024 Cal Ripken, Jr. Autographed 8" x 10" Photo Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA with COA 0007 Willie McCovey Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0025 Mark McGwire Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0008 Johnny Mize Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0026 Eddie Mathews Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0009 Mike Schmidt Autographed 8" x 10" Print, 0027 Wade Boggs Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with Scoreboard COA COA 0010 Mike Schmidt Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0028 Mark McGwire/Reggie Jackson/Jose Canseco Scoreboard COA Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA 0011 Eddie Mathews Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0029 Mike Schmidt Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with Scoreboard COA COA 0012 Duke Snider Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0030 Ernie Banks Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with COA COA 0013 Tom Seaver/Reggie Jackson Autographed 0031 Johnny Bench Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, Matted 8" x 10" Photo with COA Scoreboard COA 0014 Bob Gibson Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0032 Lou Brock Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with COA COA 0015 Ricky Henderson Autographed 8" x 10" Photo 0033 Wade Boggs Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with with COA COA 0016 Reggie Jackson Autographed 8" x 10" Photo 0034 Muhammad Ali/Ken Norton Autographed with COA Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA 0017 George Brett Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0035 Michael Jordan/Larry Bird Autographed Matted COA 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA 0018 Nolan Ryan Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0036 Willie Mays Autographed Matted 8" x 10" COA Photo, Scoreboard COA 1/5 09/23/21 11:06:08 Lot Title Lot Title 0037 Joe DiMaggio Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0062 Hank Aaron Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Photo with COA 0038 Pete Rose/Ozzie Smith Autographed Matted 8" 0063 Mickey Mantle Autographed Matted 8" x 10" x 10" Photo with COA Photo, Scoreboard COA 0039 Hank Aaron/Willie Mays Autographed Matted 0064 Mickey Mantle Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 8" x 10" Photo with COA Photo, Scoreboard COA 0040 Mario Lemieux Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0065 Mickey Mantle Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Photo, Scoreboard COA 0041 Joe Frazier Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, 0066 Mickey Mantle/Yogi Berra/Whitey Ford 1961 Scoreboard COA Yankees Autographed Team Photo, Scoreboard 0042 Wayne Gretzky Autographed Matted 8" x 10" COA Photo, Scoreboard COA 0067 Chipper Jones Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0043 Pete Rose Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Scoreboard COA 0068 Chipper Jones Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0044 Pete Rose/Don Mattingly Autographed Matted Scoreboard COA 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA 0069 Joe DiMaggio Autographed Hall of Fame 0045 Pete Rose/Mike Schmidt Autographed Matted Plaque Card Post Card from Baseball Hall of 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Fame with COA 0046 Pete Rose Autographed Prints with COA 0070 Ted Williams Autographed Hall of Fame Plaque Card Post Card from Baseball Hall of 0047 Pete Rose Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with Fame with COA COA 0071 Willie Mays Autographed Hall of Fame Plaque 0048 Pete Rose Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with Card Post Card from Baseball Hall of Fame COA with COA 0049 Pete Rose Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0072 Ted Williams Autographed Baseball, COA Scoreboard COA 0050 Pete Rose Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0073 Mike Schmidt Autographed Baseball, COA Scoreboard COA 0051 Pete Rose Autographed 8" x 10" Matted Photo 0074 Joe DiMaggio Autographed Baseball, with COA Scoreboard COA 0052 Ted Williams Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0075 Yogi Berra/Don Larson 2008 Yankees Stadium Scoreboard COA Baseball with COA 0053 Muhammad Ali Autographed 8" x 10" Photo 0076 Matt Cain Autographed 2010 World Series with COA Official Game Baseball with COA 0054 Mike Tyson Autographed 8" x 10" Photo with 0077 Buster Posey Autographed 2010 World Series COA Official Game Baseball with COA 0055 Joe DiMaggio Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0078 Eddie Murphy Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Photo with Hollywood COA 0056 Joe DiMaggio Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0079 Cindy Crawford Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo, Scoreboard COA Photo with Hollywood COA 0057 Scottie Pippen Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0080 Oprah Winfrey Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Scoreboard COA Photo with Hollywood COA 0058 Larry Bird Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0081 Arnold Schwarzenegger Autographed Matted Scoreboard COA 8" x 10" Photo with Hollywood COA 0059 Larry Bird Autographed 8" x 10" Photo, 0082 Bruce Springsteen Autographed Matted 8" x Scoreboard COA 10" Photo with Hollywood COA 0060 Michael Jordan Autographed 8" x 10" Photo 0083 Walter Mattheau Autographed Matted 8" x 10" with COA Photo with Hollywood COA 0061 Willie Mays Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo with COA 2/5 09/23/21 11:06:08 Lot Title Lot Title 0084 Madonna Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo 0109 Pete Rose Autographed Cincinnati Reds Full with Hollywood COA Size Authentic Batting Helmet with Global 0085 Connie Stephens Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Authentics COA/Hologram Photo with Hollywood COA 0110 Big Red Machine Autographed Full Sized 0086 Raquel Welch Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Authentic Cincinnati Reds Batting Helmet with Photo with Hollywood COA Buckeye Collectibles COA 0087 Val Kilmer Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo 0111 Derrick Henry Autographed Alabama Mini with Hollywood COA Helmet with Steiner Sports COA 0088 Eddie Murphy Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0112 Derrick Henry Autographed Alabama Football Photo with Hollywood COA (Signature faded) with Steiner Sports COA/Hologram 0089 Brad Pitt Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo 0113 Derek Jeter Game-Issued Jordan LUX Cleats with Hollywood COA (From last order before his retirement, unused) 0090 Milton Berle Autographed Matted 8" x 10" 0114 Archie Manning Autographed Ole Miss Full Photo with Hollywood COA Size Helmet 0091 Linda Gray Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo 0115 Derrick Henry Autographed Breast Cancer with Hollywood COA Awareness NFL Game Ball, Unused with Steiner Sports COA 0092 Jane Russell Autographed Matted 8" x 10" Photo with Hollywood COA 0116 Peyton Manning Autographed Tennessee Vols Football with Global Authentics COA/Hologram 0093 Ryne Sanburg/Daryl Strawberry Autogrpahed Matted 8" x 10" Photo 0117 Big Red Machine Autographed Rawlings National League Baseball with Scoreboard COA 0094 Greg Maddux Autographed 1995 World Series Baseball with Scoreboard COA 0118 Nick Saban Autographed Alabama Football with Global Authentics COA/Hologram 0095 Urban Myer/Chris Leak Autographed Matted Framed 16" x 20" Photo 0119 Yogi Berra Autographed New York Yankees Game Hat with Global Authentics 0096 Alan Jackson Autographed "Hands of COA/Hologram Nashville" Print 0120 Willie Mays Autographed San Francisco Giants 0097 Willie Mays Autographed Game-Used Spring Game Hat Training Bat with Global Authentics COA 0121 Lou Brock Autographed St. Louis Cardinals 0098 Original 1980's AFL Unused Game Football Game Hat 0099 Michael Jordan/Magic Johnson Autographed 0122 Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Autographed Nationwide 20" x 24" Canvas Print with Hollywood COA Racing Team Hat 0100 Derrick Henry Autographed 16" x 20" Photo 0123 2016 Alabama National Championship Team with Steiner Sports Hologram COA Signed Football (Signed during Fan Day in 0101 Derrick Henry Autographed 16" x 20" Photo Tuscaloosa) with Steiner Sports Hologram COA 0124 Warren Sapp/Derrick Brooks/Mike Alstott 0102 Derrick Henry Autographed 16" x 20" Photo Autographed Super Bowl XXXVII Unused with Steiner Sports Hologram COA Game Football 0103 Marcus Mariota Autographed 16" x 20" Photo 0125 P.K. Subban Autographed 2017 Season Unused with Global Authentics COA/Hologram Nashville Predators Puck 0104 Mike Singletary Autographed 16" x 20" Photo 0126 Pekka Rinne Autographed 2017 Season 0105 Derrick Henry Autographed "Uniform" from Nashville Predators Playoff Puck Steiner Sports 0127 Dale Murphy Autographed 16" x 20" Framed 0106 Mark Ingram Autographed 16" x 20" Canvas and Matted Photo with Global Authentics COA/Hologram 0128 Tennessee Titans Autographed Game-Issued 0107 Terrell Owens/George Teague Autographed 16" Helmet with Steve McNair/Eddie George/Jeff x 20" "Defender of the Star" Canvas Print with Fisher/Jevon Kearse Autographs Global Authentics COA 0129 Big Red Machine Autographed Team Uniform 0108 George Teague Autographed Alabama 16" x Logo with Bench/Rose/Anderson/Morgan/Perez 20" Canvas Print with Global Authentics COA Autographs 3/5 09/23/21 11:06:08 Lot Title Lot Title 0130 200 Baseball Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards 0150 1923-2008 Unused Yankees Stadium Game 0131 Cliff Mapes 1950 Bowman Card with PSA Balls from Last Game Played at Old Yankee Authentication
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