The great collectible for Cleveland fans, a Rawlings Official Major League baseball hand-signed by Bob Feller. The signature was witnessed and authenticated by Beckett Authentication with an individually numbered tamper proof hologram, which can be verified online.
- Official Rawlings baseball hand-signed by Bob Feller
- Authenticated by Beckett Authentication and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof label hologram
- Delivered in an acrylic ball cube
- Condition: Ball is clean with no spotting
- Ball - Rawlings Official Major League (Bud Selig)
Player Biography
When Bob Feller said of his pitching, “I just reared back and let them go,” he accurately described his blazing fastball. “Rapid Robert” set the standard for generations of future fireballers. During his 18-year career, spent entirely with the Cleveland Indians, Feller amassed 266 victories, leading the league in wins six times and strikeouts seven. After enlisting in the Navy in 1941, Feller missed nearly four full seasons to serve the country. As a Navy gun captain, he earned five campaign ribbons studded with eight battle stars. Feller authored three no-hitters and 12 one-hitters, winning 20 or more games six times.
The great collectible for Cleveland fans, a Rawlings Official Major League baseball hand-signed by Bob Feller. The signature was witnessed and authenticated by Beckett Authentication with an individually numbered tamper proof hologram, which can be verified online.
- Official Rawlings baseball hand-signed by Bob Feller
- Authenticated by Beckett Authentication and includes an individually numbered tamper-proof label hologram
- Delivered in an acrylic ball cube
- Condition: Ball is clean with no spotting
- Ball - Rawlings Official Major League (Bud Selig)
Player Biography
When Bob Feller said of his pitching, “I just reared back and let them go,” he accurately described his blazing fastball. “Rapid Robert” set the standard for generations of future fireballers. During his 18-year career, spent entirely with the Cleveland Indians, Feller amassed 266 victories, leading the league in wins six times and strikeouts seven. After enlisting in the Navy in 1941, Feller missed nearly four full seasons to serve the country. As a Navy gun captain, he earned five campaign ribbons studded with eight battle stars. Feller authored three no-hitters and 12 one-hitters, winning 20 or more games six times.
