Similar in style to the chairs out in the Right Field Grandstand. Comes from the 2008 Fenway Park renovation.  In terrific shape, may have or may not have actually been used as they kept extra seats around to replace older damaged seats.  If you need this sent out, call for exact shipping charges

Regular price $495.00

 

Dubbed "The Boys from Boston," the photograph became a prized piece of sports memorabilia because it captured a rare event: three of the city's greatest sports heroes - Celtics legend Larry Bird, Bruins great Bobby Orr, and Red Sox slugger Ted Williams - together in the same room.

This limited edition photo print is hand-numbered "211/1000", and it bears the genuine autographs of each - Bobby Orr, Ted Williams, and Larry Bird. Each added his uniform number. Smartly matted and framed.  18-1/2" x 24-1/2"

Certificate of Authenticity is by Grand Slam Marketing (Ted Williams Company)

Sale Price: $1800.00

Minimal wear. Topps printed out their cards in large sheets. 28" x 42".  Back in the 1960's and 1970's, Topps sold their cards in print runs of 132 cards.  It is hard to see this sheet from the image but if you look closely several cards repeat.  Topps would use several sheets to make their 132 card series.  This sheet is notable because it has many Hall-of-Famers. (2) Carlton Fisk Rookies, (2) Bob Gibsons, (2) Carl Yastremski, (2) Frank Robinson cards, (2) Harmon Killebrews.  A rare piece that gives you a glimpse into how Topps produced cards in the early days.

PRICE: $300.00

Muhammad Ali is considered by many to be the greatest boxer of all time, as well as one of the world's most famous individuals. He became the first man to win the heavyweight title three times and revolutionized the sport by introducing a style that went against many of the game's teachings. In 1964, he "Shocked the World" by defeating the seemingly unbeatable Sonny Liston for the title. Ali would reconfirm his abilities when he knocked out Liston in their rematch in Lewiston, Maine on May 25, 1965. Just over two minutes into the first round, Ali landed an overhand right, a punch he would later call the "anchor punch," knocking Liston to the canvas.

This framed 16"x20" signed color photo commemorates this historic moment.

Certificate of Authenticity from Steiner.

Item #235

Our price: $995.00  Sale price $895.00

Photo of the 1915 World Champions: Boston Red Sox. October 11, 1915 Illustrated Current News.  $800.00
Measures 13" x 19". Notables in picture Smoky Joe Wood, Babe Ruth, Carl Mays, Duffy Lewis, Tris Speaker, Harry Hooper.  Beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1.  Decent shape. Click on image to get a closer shot.