Today let's cover the latter: signed baseballs. For a ball that costs around $7 to manufacture, adding the right signature ...

Babe Ruth’s autograph looked exactly like the one Howard’s relative had torn out of a magazine a long time ago and precisely like examples on the web.

An extremely rare news service photo from 1927 features Babe Ruth pretending to sign a snowball. He was the most prolific autograph signer of his era or perhaps any era.

Leila Dunbar tells the story of two baseballs, one signed by Walter Johnson and another by Babe Ruth & Honus Wagner, after their appraisals in Extraordinary Finds 3.

Dalshire International provides documentation of provenance for "Promise Homerun " Ball signed by Babe Ruth and valued between $400,000 and $500,000.

The ball sold for $632,369, which is a record for a signed, non-game used ball. It almost doubles the previous record, held by a Babe Ruth signed ball, which was sold for $388,375 in 2014.

Should you buy it for $20K? From what I can gather online, the price for Babe Ruth's autograph swings wildly from a few thousand dollars for a faded squiggle to hundreds of thousands for clear ...

A jersey worn by Babe Ruth in his storied "called shot' game is featured in an online sports memorabilia auction.

The jersey worn by Babe Ruth during the 1932 World Series at Wrigley Field when he called his shot, visits Wrigley Field on July 23, 2024, in Chicago. The jersey is up for auction. (Thomas Noel ...

If you ever wanted a piece of Babe Ruth's hair, now is your chance. However, it's going to cost you at least $11,000 from a central Jersey auction house.

1920 was one of the earliest known times the world of professional baseball and the world of Hollywood film would come together in the form of not just any baseball card, but one featuring Babe Ruth.