Multi-Signed Boston Red Sox Baseball
This item is a regulation-sized baseball featuring multiple hand-penned signatures associated with the Boston Red Sox of the mid-20th century. The ball is constructed of off-white leather or hide with raised red stitching. Prominently displayed on the sweet spot and side panels are blue or black ink signatures, including 'Mike Higgins' (referring to Mike 'Pinky' Higgins, player and manager for the Red Sox) and 'Ted Williams' (the Hall of Fame outfielder). The ball appears to be a vintage official league model. Condition-wise, the leather shows significant age-related toning/yellowing and several surface scuffs. The signatures exhibit varying degrees of fading, with the ink bleeding slightly into the leather grain, suggesting a non-glossy surface common in the 1950s or 60s. The Williams signature is cursive and occupies a significant portion of the lower panel. The ball is currently presented on a gold-toned metallic or plastic display stand. Higher value depends on the authentication of these signatures as original ink-on-leather rather than stamped souvenirs.
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Estimated Value
$1,200 - $1,800
Basic Information
Category
Sports Memorabilia
Appraised On
March 4, 2026
Estimated Value
$1,200 - $1,800
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Boston Red Sox baseball
Item Description
This item is a regulation-sized baseball featuring multiple hand-penned signatures associated with the Boston Red Sox of the mid-20th century. The ball is constructed of off-white leather or hide with raised red stitching. Prominently displayed on the sweet spot and side panels are blue or black ink signatures, including 'Mike Higgins' (referring to Mike 'Pinky' Higgins, player and manager for the Red Sox) and 'Ted Williams' (the Hall of Fame outfielder). The ball appears to be a vintage official league model. Condition-wise, the leather shows significant age-related toning/yellowing and several surface scuffs. The signatures exhibit varying degrees of fading, with the ink bleeding slightly into the leather grain, suggesting a non-glossy surface common in the 1950s or 60s. The Williams signature is cursive and occupies a significant portion of the lower panel. The ball is currently presented on a gold-toned metallic or plastic display stand. Higher value depends on the authentication of these signatures as original ink-on-leather rather than stamped souvenirs.
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