Exceptionally Rare 1929 New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball. We are honored to present this one-of-a-kind piece of sporting history—an authentic 1929 New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball. The 1929 Yankees roster included some of the most legendary names in baseball history, making this item a truly unmissable opportunity. This Official American League Baseball comes with signatures from the complete roster of the 1929 New York Yankees team, including baseball royalty like Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. The ball's cream-colored leather showcases the players' autographs in an incredibly bold ink, giving it a vintage look that accentuates its historical value. The signature of legendary Babe Ruth sits proudly on the sweet spot, with its bold and strong strokes. Lou Gehrig's signature adorns a side panel, affirming its authenticity and contributing to its significant memorabilia value. The ball is in excellent condition for its age, with slight toning on the leather surface showcasing its vintage charm. The signatures are largely legible, maintaining their vibrancy, a testament to the quality conservation of this precious item. In addition to Ruth and Gehrig, the ball features signatures of significant figures like Tony Lazzeri, Bill Dickey, and Earle Combs, among others. With a total of 21 autographs, this truly is a rare piece abundant with baseball history. This remarkable item comes with a full Letter of Authenticity issued by a recognized service, which guarantees each signature's genuineness. This is a unique opportunity to add an authentic piece of baseball history to your collection. Capture the glory days of the 1929 New York Yankees with this exquisite, signed baseball. Whether you're a dedicated baseball aficionado, a Yankees devotee, or a collector of sports history, this exclusive item will be the crown jewel of your memorabilia collection. This item has been forensically reviewed and authenticated and comes with a Letter of Authenticity and an authenticity guarantee. Place your bid now and make this extraordinary piece of baseball history yours!

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