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Unless
otherwise noted, these
shadowboxes are approximately 14"w x 26"h x 3"d
and include a player photograph, commemorative plaque, and
autographed baseball. They are often matted in the player's
team colors. A Sports Gallery Certificate
of Authenticity is included with all signed
collectibles.
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Hank
Aaron
755 Career Home Run Record Shadowbox
$429
Born
February 5, 1934 in Mobile, Alabama, "Hammerin' Hank"
holds the major league record for most career home runs (755), RBIs
(2,297), total bases (6,856), and games played (3,298), among others.
He was named to an amazing 24 All Star games. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive Shadowbox commemorates Aaron's amazing
Career Home Run Record mark of 755 with an autographed ball and
vintage photograph of Hank at bat, all displayed in a quality shadowbox
with Braves matting, mahogany framing and commemorative plaque.
A quality collectible from a quality ballplayer and a totally unique
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Hank
Aaron Limited Edition
715th Home Run Commemorative
$429
Exhibiting
an understated style that became his trademark, Hank Aaron became
the all-time home run champion via one of the most consistent offensive
careers in baseball history. In addition to his 755 home runs, he
also holds the major league record for total bases, extra-base hits
and RBIs. Aaron was named the 1957 National League MVP, won three
Gold Gloves for his play in right field and was named to a record
24 All-Star squads. This Limited Edition Shadowbox commemorates
the night of April 8, 1974, when at precisely 9:07 p.m. EST, Hank
hit home run #715 to
break Babe Ruth's career home run mark. A great collectible of one
of the most unforgettable moments in baseball history. [why
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"Now
here is Henry Aaron. This crowd is up all around.
The pitch to him . . .bounced it up there, ball one.
Henry Aaron in the second inning walked and scored.
He's sitting on 714. Here's the pitch by Downing .
. . swinging . There's a drive into left-center field.
That ball is gonna be . . . outta
here! It's gone! It's 715! There's
a new home run champion of all time! And it's Henry
Aaron!" Milo
Hamilton, Braves play-by-play broadcaster for HR 715
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Barry
Bonds & Hank Aaron
700 Home Run Club Shadowbox
$1,295
Only
three men have hit 700 or more home runs in the history of baseball
- Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth & Barry Bonds. Only two are still living
- Aaron and Bonds. And only one, Barry Bonds, is still playing with
a shot of surpassing Aaron's 755 Career Home Runs. He passed the
Babe in 2006 when he hit #715 on May 28. All of which means that
these two men are likely to stay #1 and #2 in career home runs for
a long...long time. This Sports
Gallery Exclusive commemorates the two greatest home
run hitters in baseball history. This 700 Home Run Club Shadowbox
includes two hand-signed Major League Baseballs, two photographs
(Bonds 700th and Hank's 715th Home Runs), and a plaque commemorating
each slugger's 700th Home Run Club status. All displayed in the
finest baseball display case on the market today. Mahogany doors,
green suede matting, UV-protective conservation glass for sunlight/fading
protection, and safety locks (with keys), this 24" wide, 21"
tall and 4" in depth display case is part of a collection that
are currently used to display items at the Baseball Hall of Fame
in Cooperstown, Ohio. A wonderful baseball collectible that will
be handed down generation to generation in your family. [why
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After
hitting the 700th home run of his career, Barry Bonds struggled
to find the words to describe his latest swing into history. In
truth, only the numbers could do it justice. With his 700th homer,
this seven-time NL MVP made it a three-member Club and moved ever
closer to baseball's two greatest sluggers, Babe Ruth (he has since
passed the Babe) and Hank
Aaron. Bonds connected in the third inning of San Francisco's'
4-1 win over the San Diego Padres on September 17th, 2004. With
a 392-foot solo shot to left-center, the 40-year old Bonds became
the first new member of the 700 club in 31 years. "It's just
unbelievable," Barry said. "You really can't put it into
words to be in a class with those two great players. It's like you're
dreaming and you're not dreaming. It's unbelievable, it's unreal."
This Sports
Gallery Exclusive shadowbox display includes a hand-signed
baseball,the official photograph of this historic home run, a replica
ticket from the game, a commemorative plaque. Quality framed in
mahogany and UV-protective glass, this 14" w x 28"h shadowbox
is a beautiful and timeless collectible that will look fantastic
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Barry
Bonds
73rd HR Shadowbox
$749
In
2001, Bonds broke two of Babe Ruth's long-standing records - most
walks and highest slugging percentage in a season. But those weren't
the records that had the nation buzzing. Because that year this
seven-time NL MVP also smashed Mark McGwire's home run record by
hitting 73 roundtrippers. Homerun #73 was hit off of the LA Dodgers'
knuckleballer Dennis Springer on October 7th at Pac Bell Park (this
September 16th game was rescheduled after 9/11). A record that won't
be broken anytime soon (if ever!), this Sports
Gallery Exclusive display includes an official MLB baseball
hand-signed by Barry, the official unsigned photograph of that famous
at-bat, a replica ticket from the game, and commemorative plaque.
Quality framed in mahagony and UV-protective glass (very important
for signature protection!), this 14" w x 28" shadowbox
is a great great collectible from an unforgettable baseball moment
and player. [why
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Bonds,
Mays, McCovey
Giants 500 HR Club Tri-Ball Shadowbox
$1,195
In
the history of Major League Baseball, very few players have hit
500 home runs. The San Francisco Giants have more representatives
in this elite club than any other team - Willie Mays, Willie McCovey,
and Barry Bonds. These three Giant greats have over 1,800 Home
Runs between them (and counting thanks to Barry...)! This 30"w
x 23"h (approximately) shadowbox includes classic photographs
and hand-signed balls from each of these classic sluggers. A wonderful
and unique gift for any Giants fan. [why
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Bonds,
Mays, Aaron
600 HR Club Tri-Ball Shadowbox
$1,295
In
the history of Major League Baseball, only 4 players have hit
600 or more homeruns. This amazing shadowbox is a tribute to the
three living members (Babe Ruth is the 4th). Willie Mays, Barry
Bonds, and Hank Aaron have combined to hit over 2,000 homeruns
between them (and counting thanks to Barry...). An amazing feat.
This 30"w x 23"h (approximately) shadowbox includes
classic photographs and hand-signed baseballs from these current
and future Hall of Famers. A fabulous piece! [why
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Without
a doubt, two of the greatest New York Yankees to have ever played
the game... Mickey Mantle combined power and speed unlike any man
before him in baseball annals. Mickey's career closely followed
Joe DiMaggio, "The Yankee Clipper," in the procession
of Yankee heroes. DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in 1941 remains
one of baseball's most cherished records. Beautifully framed in
mahogany this unique shadowbox includes two official baseballs hand-signed
by these two Hall of Famers, sadly now deceased. Along with a classic
photograph of the two and commemorative plaque, this mahogany-framed
piece of Sports Art is also a unique piece of baseball history! [why
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Roger
Clemens
300 Win Club / 7-Time Cy Young Winner
$429
Former
Yankees and Red Sox and current Astros pitcher Roger Clemens is
a seven-time (!) Cy Young award winner, three-time Players Choice
Outstanding Pitcher honoree, and an AL MVP in 1986. Roger also shares
the major-league record for strikeouts in a game (20) and is the
only pitcher to accomplish the feat twice. Roger is a physical marvel,
achieving the latter feat a decade apart ('86 and '96). This nine-time
All-Star recently added two more lines to his Hall of Fame plaque:
300 victories and 4,000 strikeouts. He became just the 21st pitcher
to reach 300 victories and only the third (joining Nolan Ryan and
Steve Carlton) to crack the 4,000-strikeout milestone. This surefire
first ballot Hall of Famer came out of retirement to pitch for Houston
in 2004 where he promptly struck out batter 4,137 to move to 2nd
place (behind Nolan
Ryan) on the all-time strikeout list and was selected
the National League starter for the 2004 All-Star Game. Oh yeah...he
also won his seventh Cy young Award! Amazingly, in 2005 Roger was
almost better posting a 1.87 ERA, the lowest in the Majors and lowest
of his 22-season career. An unbelievable talent on the mound and
true physical marvel, Roger is without a doubt one of the all-time
pitching greats. This Sports
Gallery Exlcusive shadowbox includes an autographed official
MLB baseball and 8x10 action photograph of Roger on the mound for
the Astros.
Sports Gallery Quality framed in thick mahogany, this is a unique
Clemens collectible that you won't find anywhere else. [why
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Tony
Gwynn Limited Edition
$329
San
Diego Padres OF Tony Gwynn is considered the best pure hitter of
his era. His remarkable total of eight batting titles (tying him
with Honus Wagner for the most in NL history) included five of the
top eleven single-season batting averages compiled since the end
of World War II. A fan favorite in San Diego, where he played his
entire seventeen year career, Gwynn's loyalty was exceeded among
his contemporaries only by Cal
Ripken's eighteen-year streak in Baltimore. He never
hit below .300 in any full major league season, and his season-low
.313 in an injury-plagued 1988 was still good enough to win the
NL batting title. On August 6, 1999, Gwynn hit a line drive into
right field off Expos' rookie Dan Smith at Montreal's Olympic Stadium
to become only the 22nd player in baseball history to collect 3,000
hits. And even more impressive, he required the third fewest number
of games to reach the milestone (only Ty Cobb and Nap Lajoie got
there faster). This limited edition shadowbox includes a hand-signed
1998 World Series ball, Tony's second, and final, World Series appearance. [why
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Did
you know?
The strike of 1994 may have robbed Gwynn of the opportunity
to hit .400. He was hitting .475 for the month of August
when the season was halted. His .394 mark was the highest
in the NL since Bill Terry hit .401 in 1930 and the
highest in the majors since Ted Williams hit .406 in
1941.
This
Sports
Gallery Exclusive is a beauty. Custom built, this handcrafted
display case includes mahogany-framed doors, green suede matting,
UV-protective conservation glass for sunlight/fading protection,
and safety locks (with keys). Intended to be wall-mounted, this
case is 21" wide and 17" tall and weighs approximately
10 lbs. This Mickey Mantle display includes an official Major League
baseball hand-signed by "The Mick" along with a vintage
black and white photograph and two classic Mantle trading cards.
And as any baseball fan knows, it doesn't get any better than Mickey
Mantle. During
his career with the Yankees Mickey played more games as a Yankee
than any other player (2,401), won three Most Valuable Player awards
('56, '57 and '62), won baseball's Triple Crown in 1956 with a .353
batting average, 52 homers and 130 RBI (leading the major leagues
in all three categories), and hit 536 career home runs, the most
ever by a switch-hitter. Mickey appeared in 12 World Series during
his first 14 years with the Yankees, winning seven World Championships.
Before his death, this ball was hand-signed by Mickey with "HOF
74" (Hall of Fame 1974) making it an even more valuable collectible.
A collectible that will be handed down generation to generation,
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They
called him the "Say Hey Kid" when he was in his prime,
but now many people regard him as probably the best all around baseball
player in the history of the game. His staggering career statistics
include 3,283 hits and 660 home runs, 4th on the All-Time Career
Home Run List. And over
50 years ago this Hall of Famer made "The
Catch. "
It came in New York's Polo Grounds in the first game of the 1954
World Series. With the score tied late in the game,
Indians first baseman Vic Wertz clubbed a long drive to deep centerfield
at the Polo Grounds. At the crack of the bat, Mays turned his back
to the plate, raced for the outfield wall, glanced up at the last
minute, and pulled the ball in over his shoulder. The play killed
the Indians' threat and the Giants went on to win the game and sweep
the Series, the last Giants' World Series victory.
This Sports
Gallery Exclusive shadowbox includes the classic photograph
of this remarkable catch and an official MLB baseball hand-signed
by Willie at his recent Sports
Gallery Appearance. Quality farmed in thick mahogany,
UV-protective glass (very important for signature protection!),
and classic gray double matting, this is a beautiful piece of Sports
Art. A great gift for any baseball fan. [why
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Willie
Mays Limited Edition
The Catch and Throw Shadowbox
$479
While
"The
Catch" rightfully
got most of the attention, "The Throw" that
followed was almost as remarkable. After pulling in Vic Wertz long
drive to centerfield (nearly 430 feet from home plate!) in the '54
World Series, Willie whirled and threw a perfect strike
to the infield. The play killed the Indians' threat and the Giants
went on to win the game and sweep the Series, the last Giants' World
Series victory. This unique Limited Edition
(out of 1954) shadowbox commemorates both the throw AND the catch
with an autographed ball, two-paneled photo display and commemorative
plaque. Quality framed in thick black wood
and classic charcoal double matting, this is a classy collectible
of a special moment in baseball history. A great gift for any sports
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Willie
McCovey Limited Edition
"500 Home Run Club"
$379
Although
Willie McCovey played hurt throughout much of his glorious 22-year
career, the San Francisco Giants' first baseman used a sweeping
swing to belt 521 homers. McCovey's 18 grand slams rank third
to Lou Gehrig's 23 and Eddie Murray's 19. He led the National
League in homers three times and in RBI twice. "Stretch"
was named National League Rookie of the Year in 1959 and the League's
Most Valuable Player ten years later. One of the most popular
players to ever play for the Giants, McCovey was elected to the
Baseball Hall of Fame in 1986.
Willie
McCovey
Member of Elite 500 Home Run Club
Inducted into Baseball's Hall of Fame - 1986
So
reads the plaque on this terrific limited edition (of 1,000) shadowbox
that includes a classic photo of Stretch at the plate and an official
Major League Baseball hand-signed by McCovey. A timeless gift
for any Giants fan. [why
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Did
you know?
In Willie McCovey's major league debut on July 30, 1959,
Stretch went 4-for-4 including two triples off future
Hall of Fame pitcher Robin Roberts.
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Mike
Piazza Limited Edition
$429
Mike
Piazza, NY Mets Catcher, has established himself as one of the great
catchers to ever have played the game. Starting with his Rookie
of the Year honors in 1993, he has gone on to be selected to 11
All-Star games, 10 as the starting catcher. He hit .300 or better
in each of his first nine major league seasons. In 2004, Piazza
became the all-time Major League Baseball Home Run Leader when he
hit #351, catching Carlton Fisk at the top of that HR List. Not
many have been better behind the plate. This very cool limited edition
shadowbox includes a a hand-signed official 1996 All-Star Game ball,
a game in which Mike was named the MVP after driving in two runs
with a homer and double. He became the first player to homer in
consecutive All-Star Games since Fred Lynn in 1979-80. A great collectible
(and gift) for any Piazza fan. [why
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While
a Rookie of the Year, All-Star, Gold Glove winner, and League MVP
during the course of his impressive Major League Baseball career,
Baltimore Orioles SS/3B Cal Ripken Jr. is most famous for his record
2,632 consecutive game streak. In fact, Cal's breaking of Lou Gehrig's
consecutive games played streak was recently named the most memorable
moment in baseball history. A hometown hero (he was born in nearby
Havre de Grace, MD), Ripken played his entire career for Baltimore,
starting in an amazing 17 consecutive All-Star games. This Limited
Edition Farewell Tour shadowbox commemorates his final months as
a Baltimore Oriole and includes a hand-signed Farewell Tour commemorative
ball. A great gift for any Ripken or Oriole fan. [why
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Throwing
no-hitters as a young fire-baller and as a veteran pitcher, Nolan
Ryan is one of the great pitchers of all time. When Ryan threw his
final pitch on September 22, 1993, he concluded a 27-year major
league career in which he had 5,714 strikeouts and an amazing seven
no-hitters, the highest totals of any player in history. He also
won 324 games while playing longer than anyone in major league history.
Nolan was selected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame on January
5, 1999 in his first year of eligibility. Yet despite all these
honors, his most famous photograph is the one included in this limited
edition shadowbox. A bloodied Nolan continuing to pitch after being
struck by a Bo Jackson line drive. A testament to this fierce competitor. [why
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Nolan
Ryan Limited Edition
"Don't Mess with Texas"
$339
On
August 4 1993, Hall of Famer pitcher Nolan Ryan's Rangers faced
off against Robin Ventura and the Chicago White Sox. During the
game, Ryan came up and in with a 96 mph fastball and hit Ventura.
In a heat-of-the-moment decision, an incensed Ventura dropped
his bat and charged the mound. In a scene captured by TV cameras
and replayed to millions, when Ventura reached the 46-year-old
Ryan (20 years his senior), baseball's all-time strikeout leader
put him in a headlock and started to pound him mercilessly, delivering
six consecutive uppercuts to Ventura's head. It was a spectacle
that would enhance Ryan's legend as one of the toughest pitchers
and fiercest competitors to have ever played the game.
Nolan
Ryan
"Don't Mess with Texas"
Robin Ventura - Only Man to Get 5 Hits Off Nolan in One Game (In
The Face)
Baseball's All-Time Strikeout Leader - HOF 1999
So
reads the plaque on this terrific shadowbox that includes a photograph
of this classic baseball moment and an official Major League Baseball,
hand-signed by Nolan. A Great gift for any Nolan Ryan fan. [why
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Did
you know?
Nolan Ryan is the only pitcher to strike out the side
on nine pitched balls in both the National League (April
19, 1968) and the American League (July 9, 1972).
This Sports
Gallery Exclusive is a beauty. Custom built, this handcrafted
display case includes mahogany-framed doors, green suede matting,
UV-protective conservation glass for sunlight/fading protection,
and safety locks (with keys). Intended to be wall-mounted, this
case is 19" wide, 16" tall and 3 1/2" deep and
weighs approximately 10 lbs. This unique Ted Williams display
includes an official Major League baseball hand-signed by Ted
along with a vintage black and white photograph and a classic
Williams trading card. Of course, six-time American League batting
leader and two-time triple crown winner Ted Williams was a master
at the science of hitting. At .344, Williams owns one of the highest
career batting averages in Major League Baseball history. In 1941,
Ted Williams had one of the greatest seasons of all time, hitting
.406 - the last time any player has finished a season over .400.
Before his death in 2002, this Baseball Legend hand-signed this
official baseball right on the sweet spot. A collectible for the
ages that will only go up in value as fewer and fewer Williams-autographed
balls are available for purchase. A great investment and totally
unique collectible, get this beautiful piece of Sports Art before
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