HANK AARON and SADAHARU OH Signed Baseball from the Collection of Lou Brock. SADAHURO OH played first base for Japan's Yomiuri Giants from 1959-1981. He hit 868 home runs and had a lifetime batting average of .301. Hall of Famer Hank Aaron (1934-2021) played for the Braves in Milwaukee (1954-1965) and Atlanta (1966-1974), and for the Milwaukee Brewers (1975-1976). From 1974 to 2007, he held the record for most career home runs (755), besting Babe Ruth's 714, but was later edged out by Barry Bonds' 762. Aaron is synonymous with home runs, but there was much more to "Hammerin' Hank" than his 755 round-trippers. He also set all-time marks for the most games, at bats, total bases and RBIs, and his batting average over 23 seasons was .305 - all indications of the all-around ability of the quiet man from Mobile. The NL MVP in 1957, he appeared in a record 24 All-Star contests with the Braves (Milwaukee and Atlanta) and Brewers. Letter of Authenticity from The Lou Brock Family.

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