This 11x17 original lithograph is hand signed by both Richie Ashburn and the artist Dick Perez. Obtained directly from the Perez-Steele inventory, the print in in the original Perez-Steele packaging and is clean, flat, no tears, creases, dirt, fingerprints or fading. Each piece is hand numbered to only 850 produced and signed.
- Authentic player signed memorabilia
- Signed by both Richie Asburn and artist Dick Perez
- Limited edition of 850 numbered pieces
- 17" long 11" wide image area 14" by 8 1/2"
- Delivered flat, in original Perez-Steele packaging.
Player Biography
Among the most consistent leadoff batters in history, Richie Ashburn was a solid centerfielder and consistent hitter who sprayed hits to all fields for the Philadelphia Phillies. He hit better than .300 during nine of 15 seasons, twice capturing National League batting titles, while finishing second twice. A .308 lifetime batter, Ashburn also led the N.L. in walks four times. A six-time All-Star selection, “Whitey” transitioned to the broadcast booth following his career to become a popular Phillies broadcaster for more than three decades.
This 11x17 original lithograph is hand signed by both Richie Ashburn and the artist Dick Perez. Obtained directly from the Perez-Steele inventory, the print in in the original Perez-Steele packaging and is clean, flat, no tears, creases, dirt, fingerprints or fading. Each piece is hand numbered to only 850 produced and signed.
- Authentic player signed memorabilia
- Signed by both Richie Asburn and artist Dick Perez
- Limited edition of 850 numbered pieces
- 17" long 11" wide image area 14" by 8 1/2"
- Delivered flat, in original Perez-Steele packaging.
Player Biography
Among the most consistent leadoff batters in history, Richie Ashburn was a solid centerfielder and consistent hitter who sprayed hits to all fields for the Philadelphia Phillies. He hit better than .300 during nine of 15 seasons, twice capturing National League batting titles, while finishing second twice. A .308 lifetime batter, Ashburn also led the N.L. in walks four times. A six-time All-Star selection, “Whitey” transitioned to the broadcast booth following his career to become a popular Phillies broadcaster for more than three decades.
