1959 Jackie Robinson Athlete of the decade award

Jackie Robinson was on the Board and a Spokesman for Chock Full of Nuts Coffee. In 1964 the Cherry Hill INN in New Jersey had a national meeting and Jackie Robinson was presented with this award which

This remarkable piece of sports history encapsulates the courage and pioneering spirit of a true icon – Jackie Robinson. Signed by the trailblazing athlete himself, this official Spalding baseball c

JACKIE ROBINSON SIGNED HILLERICH & BRADSBY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 125 BASEBALL BAT. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. Robinson became the first Black athlete to play

JACKIE ROBINSON SIGNED HILLERICH & BRADSBY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 125 BASEBALL BAT. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. Robinson became the first Black athlete to play

Jackie Robinson Signed and Inscribed "Best Wishes" 1950 Life Magazine. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. Robinson became the first Black athlete to play Major Le

Jackie Robinson (American, 1919-1972). Signed Lincoln University Commencement Program, Philadelphia, PA, June 2, 1959. Baseball great and first African American player to play in Major League Baseball

MIXED ATHLETE KEEPSAKE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS GRANT HILL JACKIE ROBINSON MARIO LEMIEUX JOE NAMATH CAL RIPKEN JR

Title: 1997-W Jackie Robinson $5 Gold Coin Date/Period: 1997 Materials: Gold Dimension: 21.6mm Description: For decades professional sports were strictly segregated in the USA, with African-American b

Title: 1997-W Jackie Robinson $5 Gold Coin Date/Period: 1997 Materials: Gold Dimension: 21.6mm Description: For decades professional sports were strictly segregated in the USA, with African-American b

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This group of consigned high end memorabilia has been extremely well preserved since its origin in the mid-1980s out of Los Angeles. This group consists of notable athletes across multiple sports, fro

Lot of 9 baseball cards from the 1958 Topps series including Jackie Jensen 489, Frank Robinson 484, Luis Aparicio 483, Bob Friend 492, Sherm Lollar 491, Ed Bailey 490, Herb Score 495, Warren Spahn 494

Jackie Robinson's debut card, among one of the nicest examples to be graded, with less than 50 graded higher at the time of this sale.Graded PSA NM 7. The 1948 set is known for its print quality issue

Doyusha-Hand Cut. PSA Graded 1.5 #4560 FR Most rare Jackie Robinson card in existence. A card that was never meant to be or was it. More rare than T206 Honus Wagner or 1952 Mickey Mantle. In 1945 in W

PSA # 79235694From the Toledo collection, an original single owner collection of 1940's and 1950's sport cards.

1947 letter is written on Hotel McAlpin New York, NY letter head. Letter is a response to Mr. Stillwell's request for a Dodger's team signed ball from Jackie. This is Jackie's rookie, color barrier br

Here is an opportunity to get a 1952 Topps Jackie Robinson #312 PSA 3. It is one of his toughest cards to get since it is in the elusive high series. These cards have been going up in value seemingly

1952 Topps Jackie Robinson #312 PSA 4

ROOKIE. ESTIMATE $17000 - $20000.

Item/Description: Incredible one of a kind original collection of Brooklyn Dodgers photographs and memorabilia. The majority of the photographs were taken by a single fan between the late 1940s and ea

OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING BASEBALL SIGNED BY JACKIE ROBINSON. Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamouscolor barrier when

OFFICIAL NATIONAL LEAGUE SPALDING BASEBALL SIGNED BY JACKIE ROBINSON. Jackie Robinson was an African American professional baseball player who broke Major Leagues Baseball's infamouscolor barrier when

Jackie Robinson Authentic Signed & Inscribed "Best Wishes" ONL Baseball. Presenting a prized rarity of baseball memorabilia and a token of sports history - a Jackie Robinson signed and inscribed Offic

Jackie Robinson signed and inscribed "Best Wishes" H&B Baseball Bat. While most baseball historians would crown the Babe as the most important figure in twentieth century baseball, a strong argument c