Art In Sports, Sports As Arts
James Hall
All measurements are approximate and reflect the overall size of the piece of
art and not simply the image. Photographs are available. Black and white
are free, colour are $2.00 each. Photo charges will be deducted if you
purchase a piece.
All prices are in U.S.$ and do not include postage and insurance. Please
note our prices are negotiable and reasonable offers will be considered.
All pieces are sold with a certificate of authenticity and our gaurantee of
a full refund if the authenticity is shown to be incorrect.
If you want to purchase a framed piece but do not want the frame deduct
$50.00 from the price. Please note that framed art will be shipped without
glass. Pictures covered with plexiglass are shipped intact. Any and all
matting is included as described.
Please contact us for more information on any particular piece or pieces.
"Golf Champions" #53/500 (mid 1980's) by Leroy Neiman depicting
Nicklaus, Palmer, Trevino, Slamming Sam Snead,
Ken Venturie and Player (I may be wrong with Ken),
wood frame, single mat, size 29" x 41" 500.00
"Classic Confrontation" #1323/1500 (1992) By R. Stanley
wood frame, double mat, size 34" x 38" and signed by
Dave Andrechuk, Felix Potvin, Doug Gilmore, Wendell
Clark and R. Stanley 275.00
"In The Slot" #507/2000 (1989) by L. Tait, wood frame, single
mat, size 28" x 41" and signed by Vic Haldfield, Espo,
Eddie G, Johnny Buyck and L. Tait (Jean Ratelle is also
in the picture) 225.00
"Most Valuable Moments - 1992" #103/1092 (1993) by L. Winters,
wood frame, single mat, size 28" x 32" and signed by
Ed Sprague, Devon White, Pat Borders and L. Winters 300.00
1 bat signed by various members of the 1992 Blue Jays and
another bat signed by various members of the 1993 Blue
Jays World Championship teams (2 bats & at least 6
future HOFs) with a display rack (enclosed, wall/table
top), video of the 1992 playoffs, a commemorative set
of the Blue Jays (1992 Donruss) cards and an Opening
Day ticket (Esplanade), intact, for 1996 (20th season
- from the snow to the show) 600.00
The book "The 100 Greatest Baseball Players of All Time"
by Lawrence Ritter & Donald Honig, published by
Crown Publishers, Inc. N.Y. 1981, First Revised
Edition is for sale.
This book, which is in NM condition, is literally
covered with 22 signatures of baseball greats. Yep,
under the dust jacket (NM), on the front/back covers
are the signatures of;
Carl "Yaz, Last Triple Crown Winner" Yastrzemski
Ferguson "No Walks Here" Jenkins
Pete "Charlie you bet I Hussle" Rose
"Rocket" Robert "Bob" Feller
Johnny "Amazin'" Mize
"The Hammer" says it all
Say Hey and say no more
Harmon Killebrew (and he sure could)
Luis "The Sox" Aparicio
Eddie "Mr. Sports Illustrated" Matthews
"Rockin'" Robin Roberts
Whitey "Mr. World Series" Ford
Willie "Strecth" McCovey
Charlie "Way Before My Time" Gehringer
Brooks "The Human Vacuum" Robinson
Pee Wee "Was No pee wee" Reese
Jim "Mr. Underwear" Palmer
"The Duke of Flatbush" Snider
Willie "Pops" Stagell
Warren "It's All A Matter of Timing" Spahn
Rollie "How Many" Fingers
Joe "Thunder" Morgan
The only player who signed this book and is not mentioned
in the book is Pee Wee Reese and we have no idea why.
The authors have included 8 1st baseman, 8 2nd basemen,
8 3rd basemen and only 6 shortstops. So Pee Wee lived up
to his name by slipping under the dust jacket to the signature
list.
We will consider all reasonable offers for this unique piece
of baseball lore with a minimum of $660.00 U.S. Considering
the format, that leaves some room for the real fan to ensure
that his/her offer is the best. All signatures are neat,
legible and none overlay.
The buyer will also receive an Indians official scorecard
(20 pages) from a 1968 game between the Yankees with Mel
Stottlemyre vs Sam McDowell with the linescore done in pencil
and a 1971 Phillies souvenir program (60 pages) with
linescore (with the Expos as the opponent) done in pen.
Also included with this package is a 1987 set of 16 cards
(4" x 6"), 1 player from each of the 14 American League Teams
with "Smokey Bear", 1 card with the American League
Crest and the last card has Smokey's head (drawing) over a
baseball with the banner "National Smokey Bear Day 1987". The
promotion was sponsored by Major League Baseball & a number
of U.S. government departments.
Thank you for your interest, Jim
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