This commemorative first day cover is hand signed by Edd Roush and is authenticated by JSA Authentication.
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Authentic player signed memorabilia
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Original Shawnee, OK postmark from 1984
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Authenticated by JSA Authentication with an individually numbered certificate and matching label on the envelope
Player Biography
One of the best line-drive hitters in history, Edd Roush swung a heavy bat and seldom struck out. His speed proved an asset in the field and on the basepaths. A shrewd businessman with a good baseball mind, Roush invested wisely and was independently wealthy by the time he retired. Contract squabbles often kept Roush from Spring Training, but he kept himself in such phenomenal shape year round that manager, Pat Moran, once said, “All that fella has to do is wash his hands, adjust his cap, and he’s in shape to hit.”
This commemorative first day cover is hand signed by Edd Roush and is authenticated by JSA Authentication.
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Authentic player signed memorabilia
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Original Shawnee, OK postmark from 1984
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Authenticated by JSA Authentication with an individually numbered certificate and matching label on the envelope
Player Biography
One of the best line-drive hitters in history, Edd Roush swung a heavy bat and seldom struck out. His speed proved an asset in the field and on the basepaths. A shrewd businessman with a good baseball mind, Roush invested wisely and was independently wealthy by the time he retired. Contract squabbles often kept Roush from Spring Training, but he kept himself in such phenomenal shape year round that manager, Pat Moran, once said, “All that fella has to do is wash his hands, adjust his cap, and he’s in shape to hit.”
