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2017 Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List Baseball 2017 Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List 5 Categories - Baseball, Other Sports, Presidents, Entertainers, Other Baseball - 28 Full Name 1st Name/Middle Last Name Category Team/Info Roy Campanella Roy Campanella Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Brooklyn Dodgers Harry Caray Harry Caray Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Sports Broadcaster Roberto Clemente Roberto Clemente Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Pittsburgh Pirates Dizzy Dean Dizzy Dean Cut Auto - Baseball Subject St. Louis Cardinals Joe DiMaggio Joe DiMaggio Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Nellie Fox Nellie Fox Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Chicago White Sox Jimmie Foxx Jimmie Foxx Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Philadelphia Phillies Lou Gehrig Lou Gehrig Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Hank Greenberg Hank Greenberg Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Detroit Tigers Lefty Grove Lefty Grove Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Boston Red Sox Gil Hodges Gil Hodges Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Brooklyn Dodgers Nap Lajoie Nap Lajoie Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Cleveland Naps Connie Mack Connie Mack Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Philadelphia Athletics Roger Maris Roger Maris Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Stan Musial Stan Musial Cut Auto - Baseball Subject St. Louis Cardinals Sadaharu Oh Sadaharu Oh Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Baseball Player/Manager Mel Ott Mel Ott Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Giants Satchel Paige Satchel Paige Cut Auto - Baseball Subject St. Louis Browns Kirby Puckett Kirby Puckett Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Minnesota Twins Branch Rickey Branch Rickey Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Brooklyn Dodgers Babe Ruth Babe Ruth Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Tris Speaker Tris Speaker Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Cleveland Indians George Steinbrenner George Steinbrenner Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Casey Stengel Casey Stengel Cut Auto - Baseball Subject New York Yankees Honus Wagner Honus Wagner Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Pittsburgh Pirates Ted Williams Ted Williams Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Boston Red Sox Cy Young Cy Young Cut Auto - Baseball Subject Boston Red Sox GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List ENTERTAINER - Music/Movies/TV - 25 Full Name 1st Name/Middle Last Name Category Team/Info Louis Armstrong Louis Armstrong Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Fred Astaire Fred Astaire Cut Auto - Entertainer Dancer/Musician/Actor Lucille Ball Lucille Ball Cut Auto - Entertainer Actress David Bowie David Bowie Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician James Brown James Brown Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Art Carney Art Carney Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor Johnny Cash Johnny Cash Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Charlie Chaplin Charlie Chaplin Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor Nat King Cole Nat King Cole Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Bing Crosby Bing Crosby Cut Auto - Entertainer Singer & Actor Judy Garland Judy Garland Cut Auto - Entertainer Actress Jackie Gleason Jackie Gleason Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor Andy Griffith Andy Griffith Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor George Harrison George Harrison Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Bob Hope Bob Hope Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor & Comedian Whitney Houston Whitney Houston Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician Gene Kelly Gene Kelly Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor Groucho Marx Groucho Marx Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor & Comedian Paul Newman Paul Newman Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor/Philanthropist Luciano Pavarotti Luciano Pavarotti Cut Auto - Entertainer Operatic Tenor Red Skelton Red Skelton Cut Auto - Entertainer Entertainer The Three Stooges The Three Stooges Cut Auto - Entertainer Entertainers Orson Welles Orson Welles Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor/Director Gene Wilder Gene Wilder Cut Auto - Entertainer Actor Stevie Wonder Stevie Wonder Cut Auto - Entertainer Musician GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List EX US PRESIDENTS - 18 Full Name 1st Name/Middle Last Name Category Team/Info John Quincy Adams John Quincy Adams Cut Auto - Ex-President 6th President of the United States George H.W. Bush George H.W. Bush Cut Auto - Ex-President 41st President of the United States George W. Bush George W. Bush Cut Auto - Ex-President 43rd President of the United States Grover Cleveland Grover Cleveland Cut Auto - Ex-President 22nd and 24th President of the United States Bill Clinton Bill Clinton Cut Auto - Ex-President 42nd President of the United States Calvin Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Cut Auto - Ex-President 30th President of the United States Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Cut Auto - Ex-President 34th President of the United States Gerald Ford Gerald Ford Cut Auto - Ex-President 38th President of the United States Herbert Hoover Herbert Hoover Cut Auto - Ex-President 31st President of the United States Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Cut Auto - Ex-President 36th President of the United States Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Cut Auto - Ex-President 16th President of the United States Richard Nixon Richard Nixon Cut Auto - Ex-President 37th President of the United States Barack Obama Barack Obama Cut Auto - Ex-President 44th President of the United States Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan Cut Auto - Ex-President 40th President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Cut Auto - Ex-President 32nd President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Cut Auto - Ex-President 26th President of the United States Harry Truman Harry Truman Cut Auto - Ex-President 33rd President of the United States Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Cut Auto - Ex-President 28th President of the United States GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List OTHER SPORTS FIGURES - 10 Full Name 1st Name/Middle Last Name Category Team/Info Wilt Chamberlain Wilt Chamberlain Cut Auto - Sports Other Basketball Player Howard Cosell Howard Cosell Cut Auto - Sports Other Sports Broadcaster Dale Earnhardt Dale Earnhardt Cut Auto - Sports Other Professional Stock Car Driver Joe Frazier Joe Frazier Cut Auto - Sports Other Boxer Gordie Howe Gordie Howe Cut Auto - Sports Other Hockey Player Joe Louis Joe Louis Cut Auto - Sports Other Boxer Jesse Owens Jesse Owens Cut Auto - Sports Other Track & Field Athlete Arnold Palmer Arnold Palmer Cut Auto - Sports Other Golfer Walter Payton Walter Payton Cut Auto - Sports Other Football Player Sugar Ray Robinson Sugar Ray Robinson Cut Auto - Sports Other Boxer GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List OTHER PUBLIC FIGURES - 6 Full Name 1st Name/Middle Last Name Category Team/Info Alexander Graham Bell Alexander Graham Bell Cut Auto - Other Inventor of the Telephone John Glenn John Glenn Cut Auto - Other Astronaut & U.S. Senator Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Cut Auto - Other First Lady of the United States Francis Scott Key Francis Scott Key Cut Auto - Other Poet Douglas MacArthur Douglas MacArthur Cut Auto - Other U.S. Army General Mark Twain Mark Twain Cut Auto - Other Writer GroupBreakChecklists.com 2017 Topps Transcendent Baseball Cut Autograph List.
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