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Hand Signed Sports Memorabilia from Around the U.S NNNorthN America’s Charity Fundraising “One Stop Shop” BW Unlimited is proud to provide this incredible list of hand signed Sports Memorabilia from around the U.S. All of these items come complete with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from a 3rd Party Authenticator. From Signed Full Size Helmets, Jersey’s, Balls and Photo’s …you can find everything you could possibly ever want. Please keep in mind that our vast inventory constantly changes and each item is subject to availability. When speaking to your Charity Fundraising Representative, let them know which items you would like in your next Charity Fundraising Event: Hand Signed Sports Memorabilia ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE 1. Cornelius Bennett Alabama Crimson Tide Autographed Throwback Jersey Inscribed "86 SEC POY" (BWU001-03) $293.00 2. Autographed Cornelius Bennett University of Alabama Crimson Tide Proline Helmet inscribed "86 SEC POY" (BWU001-03) $317.00 3. Dwight Stephenson Alabama Crimson Tide Autographed Crimson Throwback Jersey Inscribed "1978-79 National Champs" (BWU001-03) $285.00 4. Richard Todd Alabama Crimson Tide Autographed Throwback Jersey (BWU001-03) $273.00 5. Mark Barron Alabama Crimson Tide autographed Jersey (BWU001-01) $300.00 ARIZONA CARDINALS 1. Kurt Warner Arizona Cardinals Autographed White Jersey (BWU001-03) $381.00 2. Autographed Kurt Warner Arizona Cardinals Proline Helmet (BWU001-03) $425.00 3. Anquan Boldin Arizona Cardinals Autographed Red Throwback Jersey Inscribed "ROY 03" (BWU001-03) $333.00 4. Autographed Matt Leinart Arizona Cardinals Red Reebok Jersey (BWU001-03) $205.00 5. Autographed Kurt Warner NFL Football in a display case (BWU001-03/01) $325.00 BW Unlimited, llc. www.BWUnlimited.com Page 1 NNNorthN America’s Charity Fundraising “One Stop Shop” ATLANTA BRAVES 1. Fred McGriff Atlanta Braves Autographed Gray Majestic Jersey Inscribed "95 WSC" (BWU001- 03) $305.00 2. Fred McGriff Autographed MLB Baseball Inscribed "95 WSC" (BWU001-03) $185.00 3. Autographed Tom Glavine Baseball (BWU001-03) $173.00 4. Autographed Andruw Jones National League Baseball (BWU001-03) $161.00 5. Autographed David Justice MLB Baseball Inscribed "'95 WS Champs!" (BWU001-03) $205.00 6. Autographed Phil Niekro Baseball Inscribed "HOF 97" (BWU001-03) $173.00 7. Autographed John Rocker MLB Baseball (BWU001-03) $150.00 8. Autographed John Smoltz MLB Baseball (BWU001-03) $200.00 9. Javy Lopez Atlanta Braves Autographed White Majestic Jersey (BWU001-03) $233.00 10. Dale Murphy Atlanta Braves Autographed Blue Throwback Jersey (BWU001-03) $305.00 ATLANTA FALCONS 1. Deion Sanders Atlanta Falcons Autographed Full Size Replica Helmet (BWU001-03) $385.00 2. Matt Ryan Atlanta Falcons Autographed Red Reebok Jersey (BWU001-03) $321.00 AUBURN TIGERS 1. Autographed Bo Jackson Auburn Proline Helmet (BWU001- 03) $405.00 2. Autographed Bo Jackson Blue Auburn Jersey (BWU001-03) $350.00 3. Autographed Carnell "Cadillac" Williams Auburn Proline Helmet (BWU001-03) $390.00 4. Autographed James Brooks Auburn University Navy Blue Throwback Jersey (BWU001-03) $245.00 BALTIMORE COLTS 1. Johnny Unitas Baltimore Colts autographed White Throwback Jersey (BWU001-02) $1,250.00 2. Autographed Johnny Unitas "Duke" NFL Football in a display case (BWU001-03/01) $645.00 3. Autographed Raymond Berry Baltimore Colts Throwback Blue Jersey w/ HOF 1973 Inscription (BWU001-03) $265.00 4. Autographed Gino Marchetti Baltimore Colts Blue Throwback Jersey Inscribed "HOF 72" (BWU001-03) $255.00 5. Lenny Moore Baltimore Colts Autographed Blue Throwback Jersey Inscribed "58-59 NFL Champs" (BWU001-03) $257.00 BW Unlimited, llc. www.BWUnlimited.com Page 2 NNNorthN America’s Charity Fundraising “One Stop Shop” BALTIMORE ORIOLES 1. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed, framed and handpainted Jersey (BWU001-01/02) $775.00 2. Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16 x 20 photo (BWU001-02) $255 3. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles autographed and framed Batting Glove with 16 x 20 photo shadowbox (BWU001-01/02) $325 4. Orioles Basket with autographed Brooks Robinson baseball (BWU001-02) $245 5. Adam Jones Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 photo Batting Full Color (BWU001-02/01) $255.00 6. Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 photo Diving (BWU001-02/01) $245.00 7. Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles signed Baseball (BWU001-02) $205.00 8. Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Orange Front Signed Throwback Jersey (BWU001-02) $245.00 9. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 photo 2131(BWU001-01/02) $316.00 10. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 Batting (BWU001-01/02) $316.00 11. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 Diving (BWU001-01/02) $316.00 12. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 Last Game (BWU001-01/02) $316.00 13. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles Signed Baseball (BWU001-02) $245.00 14. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles Orange Throwback with Black Number Jersey (BWU001-02) $329.00 15. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles signed and framed Photoramic (BWU001-02) $385.00 16. Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles White Jersey with Orange Numbers (BWU001-02) $341.00 17. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 Spotlight Batting (BWU001-01/02) $260.00 18. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles signed and framed 16x20 Spotlight Walking (BWU001-02) $260.00 19. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles Black with Orange Letters Jersey (BWU001-02) $260.00 20. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles Blue 2013 All Star Jersey (BWU001-02) $260.00 21. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles Orange and White Nike Glove (BWU001-02) $245.00 22. Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles Orange Sharpie Signed Baseball (BWU001-02) $225.00 23. Manny Machado Baltimore Orioles Signed Baseball (BWU001-02) $195.00 24. Autographed Brady Anderson Blonde Big Stick Bat (BWU001-03) $185.00 25. Autographed Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles White Majestic Jersey (BWU001-03) $305.00 26. Autographed Jim Palmer Baltimore Orioles White Majestic Throwback Jersey Inscribed "73, 75, 76 Cy" (BWU001-03) $305.00 27. Autographed Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles White Majestic Throwback Jersey Inscribed "1966 MVP" (BWU001-03) $.00 BW Unlimited, llc. www.BWUnlimited.com Page 3 NNNorthN America’s Charity Fundraising “One Stop Shop” BALTIMORE RAVENS 1. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16 x 20 photo (BWU001-01) $350.00 2. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed Full Size Helmet (BWU001-01) $440.00 3. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed 16x20 photo “Making Tackle” (BWU001-02) $350.00 4. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens “Ray over Ben” autographed and framed 16 x 20 photo (BWU001- 01/02) $350.00 5. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed Black Jersey (BWU001-02) $340.00 6. Ray Lewis Black Under Armour Game Used Cleats (BWU001-02) $815.00 7. Ray Lewis Full Size Helmet with SB Champs Inscription (BWU001-02) $440.00 8. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed White Jersey (BWU001-02) $340.00 9. Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens autographed and inscribed Mini Helmet (BWU001-01) $240.00 10. Ray Lewis Orange autographed University of Miami Jersey (BWU001-02) $275.00 11. Ray Lewis White autographed Miami U Mini Helmet (BWU001-02) $240.00 12. Ray Lewis/ Joe Flacco autographed and framed 16x20 Super Bowl Picture (BWU001- 01/02) $470.00 13. Ray Lewis/ Joe Flacco autographed and framed 16x20 Super Bowl W/ MVP Inscription (BWU001-02/01) $570.00 14. Joe Flacco Baltimore Ravens autographed Jersey $320.00 15. Joe Flacco Baltimore Ravens autographed Baltimore Ravens Helmet (BWU001-01) $325.00 16. Joe Flacco Baltimore Ravens autographed Super Bowl Helmet (BWU001-01) $325.00 17. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed helmet (BWU001-01) $325.00 18. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed Mini Helmet (BWU001-01) $150.00 19. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed Super Bowl 16 x 20 photo (BWU001-01) $285 20. Michael Oher Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed “The Blindside” 16 x 20 Movie Poster (BWU001-01) $205 21. Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed “Your soul may belong to God but your ass belongs to me” 16 x 20 photo (BWU001-01/02) $245.00 22. Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16x20 Sacking Brees (BWU001-01/02) $245.00 23. Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens autographed Black Jersey(BWU001-02) $210.00 24. Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens autographed Game Full Size Helmet (BWU001-02) $385.00 25. Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens autographed White Jersey (BWU001-02) $210.00 26. Jacoby Jones Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16 x 20 SI Cover Photo (BWU001-01) $215.00 27. Haloti Ngata Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16x20 photo “Tunnel” (BWU001-02) $205.00 28. Jacoby Jones Baltimore Ravens autographed Mini Helmet (BWU001-02) 180.00 29. Jacoby Jones Baltimore Ravens Autographed Jersey (BWU001-02) $195.00 30. Jonathan Ogden Full Size Helmet with HOF Inscription(BWU001-02) $300.00 31. Lardarius Webb Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16x20 photo (BWU001-01/02) $215.00 BW Unlimited, llc. www.BWUnlimited.com Page 4 NNNorthN America’s Charity Fundraising “One Stop Shop” 32. Lardarius Webb Baltimore Ravens autographed Jersey (BWU001-02) $185.00 33. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16x20 photo “Fire” (BWU001-01/02) $290.00 34. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed and framed 16x20 Spotlight over Polamalu (BWU001- 01/02) $290.00 35. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed Full Size Helmet (BWU001-02) $325.00 36. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed Black Jersey (BWU001-02) $270.00 37. Ray Rice Baltimore Ravens autographed Purple Jersey (BWU001-02) $270.00 38. Michael Oher Baltimore Ravens autographed Mini Helmet (BWU001-01) $125.00 BOSTON CELTICS 1. Robert Parish Autographed Indoor/Outdoor Basketball Inscribed "81, 84 + 86 NBA Champs" (BWU001-03) $185.00 2. Nate "Tiny" Archibald Boston Celtics Autographed Green Throwback Jersey Inscribed "81 NBA Champs" (BWU001-03) $245.00 3. Robert Parish Boston Celtics Autographed Green Throwback Jersey Inscribed "81, 84, 86 NBA Champs" (BWU001-03) $300.00 BOSTON RED SOX 1.
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