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Our glass display cases are a necessity for any committed sports memorabilia enthusiast. Your timeless pieces, whether autographed helmets or balls, will be safe from dust and fading with our top-of-the-line exquisitely crafted cases. Each UV-protected display case is hand-made and includes a removable glass top for easy access. With a mirrored bottom and stunning cherry wood base, your memorabilia will look stylish and protected in any setting. This triple baseball display case measures in overall size of: 11 inches in length, with a width of 4.75 inches and a height of 5.25 inches.

When the New York Islanders selected Mike Bossy in the first round of the 1977 NHL® Entry Draft, they took a chance on promise and potential. That forward-thinking gamble paid off in 4 straight Stanley Cup® titles during the 1980s. You can celebrate the Islanders' hockey dynasty with this Steiner New York Islanders Bossy autographed hockey stick. The actual game model hockey stick comes complete with a certificate of authenticity.

Cliff Floyd is a gamer. Despite several serious injuries over the years the All-Star outfielder is a lifetime .281 hitter who has blasted a combined 202 home runs for the Expos Marlins Red Sox and Mets. He capped off the 2005 season his third as a Met with 34 home runs and 98 RBI and he made a mark with his glove and arm too tallying an impressive 15 assists. New York Mets star left-fielder Cliff Floyd has hand this great Autographed 8x10 Photograph graph of him hitting a towering two-run home run against division rival the Atlanta Braves. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Drafted in 2005 by the New York Mets Bobby Parnell has had a productive start to his Major League Career. Debuing in 2008 as a reliever Parnell has been consistent out of the bull pen for the Amazins. Yet to reach his potential Parnell figures to get better with age. An MLB baseball hand signed on the sweet spot is perhaps the most coveted collectible in the industry. It is the foundation of sports collectibles and remains the most popular way to celebrate a players career. This MLB baseball is hand signed by Parnell on the sweet spot in blue ink. It comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

Duaner Sanchez has been a welcome and effective addition to the Mets bullpen in 2006. Sanchez who has played for the Arizona Diamondbacks 2002 Pittsburgh Pirates 2002-2003 and the Los Angeles Dodgers 2004-05 was traded along with Steve Schmoll to the Mets in exchange for Jae Weong Seo and Tim Hamulack in January of 2006. In 2005 Sanchez served as the Dodgers closer after Eric Gagne was lost to injury and his 79 games played tied him for second most appearances made in the NL. Duaner Sanchez has hand signed this MLB baseball which comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

THANK YOU FOR VISITING ASTONISHING CHEF DESCRIPTION This fun, baseball bat shaped rack would be a great addition to your childs room or your recreation room! Ideal for display your autographed baseball collection! 5 shelves. Will hold 8 baseballs. Natural wood finish. This item is BRAND NEW. Size: 30.2 x 7.5 x 3.6" This item is U.S. ship only. Powered by PAYMENT We accept credit card payments through Paypal. SHIPPING This item ships within the U.S. only. All items are shipped from a non-s

Detroit: City of Champions - The Story of the Most Important Season in Detroit Sports History. This book details Detroit sports in the year 1935. The year the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, and the Detroit Lions all brought home their first championship. This not only details the top 3 teams but also sports legends such as Joe Louis, Gar Wood, Walter Hagen and others that represented Detroit in the year 1935. This book also includes photos from the year. It is about 230 pages, also includes bookmarks and a 8x10 Detroit Tigers Magic Eye Sheet. These are special edition copies autographed by the author. by Charles C. Avison.

Mariano Rivera is arguably the greatest closing pitcher to ever play the game of baseball. On September 19, 2011, Mariano Rivera became the all time saves leader in Major League Baseball history, recording his 602nd career save, passing Trevor Hoffman for sole possession of first place. Rivera has led the majors 3 times in saves in 1999 (45) 2001 (50) and 2004 (53). Rivera has recorded at least 30 saves in every season since 1997. Rivera is a five time World Series Champion and was awarded the 1999 WS MVP award and the 2003 ALCS MVP award. Commemorate one of the greatest closers of all-time with this special edition Mariano Rivera 602nd Save engraved case. Glass Single Baseball Case with Mariano Rivera 602nd All Time Saves Record Etching

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Of all the great ballplayers to wear Yankee pinstripes, Elston Howard was among the proudest. Remarkable temperament and courage made him the Jackie Robinson of baseball's most storied franchise. No Yankee carried himself with more dignity. No Yankee had greater respect for his teammates or love for his wife and family. And no one loved being a Yankee more than Elston Howard. In Elston and Me, Howard's widow, Arlene, and coauthor Ralph Wimbish recall the life of the first black to play baseball for the New York Yankees. Howard, who played fourteen major-league seasons, was signed by the Yankees in 1950, but the reluctance of the Yankee organization to break the color barrier held Howard back from the major leagues until 1955 when he was twenty-six years old. By 1961, the year he batted .348 for the Yankees, Elston had become the everyday catcher. Voted the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1963, Howard was a three-time Gold Glove winner, and his fielding average of the same year remains one of the highest among catchers in major-league history. In 1967, with the Yankee dynasty in decay, Elston was traded to the Boston Red Sox, although Yankee management had promised him that he would finish his career in pinstripes. After contemplating retirement, he moved to Boston late that season and helped the Red Sox win the "Impossible Dream" pennant. After one more season with the Red Sox, he returned to the Yankees as the first black coach in the American League. Howard died at the age of fifty-one without fulfilling his dream of becoming baseball's first black manager. Beginning with Howard's early years as a St. Louis teenager, the book relates his encounters with racism and his love of baseball. He began his professional career for the legendary Negro League team the Kansas City Monarchs. His three decades with the New York Yankees include numerous anecdotes about fellow Yankee legends such as Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. With countless personal moments and never-before- published photographs and clippings from family albums, Elston and Me is the touching story of one of baseball's great players.

After pitching for the San Diego Padres and the Pittsburgh Pirates Oliver Perez joined the New York Mets late in the 2006 season. Perez was instrumental in the Mets run to the National League Championship Series in 2006 winning Game 4 and pitching six solid innings in the pivotal Game 7. In 2009 Perez signed an extension to remain with the Mets. An MLB baseball hand signed on the sweet spot is perhaps the most coveted collectible in the industry. It is the foundation of sports collectibles and remains the most popular way to celebrate a players career. This MLB baseball is hand signed by Perez on the sweet spot in blue ink. It comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

Steiner Sports FELIPHS008003 Features: -Photograph. -Los Angeles Dodgers selected Pedro Feliciano in the 31st round of the 1995 Amateur Draft. -Talented pitcher had to overcome a variety of injuries before finally making his Major League debut with the Mets on September 4 2002 when he tossed two scoreless innings against the Marlins. -These days Feliciano is a lefty specialist who is an important cog in the powerful machine that is the 2007 Mets. -Steiner Sports certificate of Authenticity is included. -Pedro Feliciano has hand this Autographed 8x10 Photograph graph of him in action as he celebrates after closing out the top half of the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers during Game Two of the National League Division Series at Thea Stadium on October 5 2006. -Overall dimensions: 8" - 10" H x 2" W.

Here is the true story of Sammy Sosa, the baseball player whose extraordinary talent has made him the sport's greatest international ambassador with millions of fans worldwide.Growing up in the poverty-stricken town of San Pedro de Macoris in the Dominican Republic, Sammy Sosa shined shoes and washed cars to help buy food for his family. For fun, he learned how to play baseball with an empty milk carton as his glove and a wooden stick as his bat. By the time he was 16, he was scouted and signed by the Texas Rangers. And in 1998, Sammy Sosa of the Chicago Cubs joined Mark McGwire of the St. Louis Cardinals in breaking the legendary Roger Maris' 37-year-old record of 61 home runs in a single season, changing the history of baseball. Sammy Sosa's amazing story is an inspiring tale of a phenomenal talent, the likes of which hasn't been seen since baseball greats Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Joe DiMaggio.-- Baseball has seen a resurgence in popularity as millions of fans watched Sammy Sosa make sports history and become a beloved household name everywhere. In 1998 he hit 66 home runs, and then hit another 63 in 1999. Sosa was named the National League's Most Valuable Player in 1998.-- Over the past two years, Sosa has become a daily fixture on the nightly sports highlight reels and has made appearances on late night talk shows. Sosa is a national commercial spokesman for McDonald's and Montgomery Ward.-- Marcos Breton is the winner of the Guillermo Mar

Deluxe Acrylic 10 Ball Baseball Display Case This Deluxe Acrylic 10 Ball Baseball Display Case features a black base, clear risers and clear cover. These acrylic displays contain U.V. absorbers to help protect your memorabilia from ultraviolet yellowing. Use this memorabilia holder to protect, store and display your collectible baseballs. It will hold all regulation sized MLB, NCAA, high school and youth baseballs. This case also works great with tennis balls and hockey pucks. *Made of high clarity acrylic *Clear acrylic cover allows the balls to be viewed from all angles *Rubber feet on the base *Approximate Overall Dimensions: 12 3/4" wide x 6 7/8" deep x 8 1/4" high *Perfect for autographed baseballs *Round cut holes in the clear risers hold the balls in place * UV Protection The acrylic displays contain U.V. absorbers to help protect your memorabilia from ultraviolet yellowing. *MSRP $85 per holder Order Details: *Order quantity is per display *Shipping weight is 5 pounds *Due to the size of the shipping box, each display ships as a single package Category: Tennis Ball Display Cases Title: Ten Ball Baseball Display Case Highlights: 10 ball baseball display case, acrylic, autograph baseball, uv protection, baseball display

Up for your review is a framed 8x10 glossy print of the 2004 Sportsmen of the Year Sports Illustrated issue with Faces of Red Sox Nation featured on the cover. The original magazine was signed by Jason Varitek, Curt Schilling, Mike Timlin, Kevin Youkilus, Johnny Damon, Papa Jack, Kevin Millar, Doug Mientkiewicz, Mark Behllhorn, Brad Mills, Mike Myers, and Terry Francona. This item displays nicely for Red Sox fans.

Originally drafted by the Montreal Expos in the 2002 MLB Draft Darrell Rasner found his way onto the big stage during the 2005 season then with the Washington Nationals. After a short stint in D.C. Rasner pitched 3 solid seasons for the New York Yankees from 2006-2008 mostly working out of the bull pen. Rasner has since taken his talents to Japan and now plays for the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of the Japanese Pacific League. An MLB baseball hand signed on the sweet spot is perhaps the most coveted collectible in the industry. It is the foundation of sports collectibles and remains the most popular way to celebrate a players career. This MLB baseball is hand signed by Rasner on the sweet spot in blue ink. It comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

"This is a collection of holy icons and sacred documents, amassed by one of the game's high priests. This is no mere 'baseball memorabilia.' It is baseball's heritage."-Peter Golenbock Last September, Sotheby's held an auction of the greatest private collection of baseball memorabilia ever assembled-the Barry Halper Collection. With most of the nearly 2, 500 items selling above the high estimate-including the 1920 signed agreement selling Babe Ruth from the Boston Red Sox to the New York Yankees ($189, 500), the only signed Ty Cobb jersey ($332, 500), and Mickey Mantle's glove (purchased by Billy Crystal for $239, 000)-the sale earned a record-breaking $21.8 million. This spring, in time for baseball season, Abrams is proud to offer Sotheby's elegant, slipcased three-volume catalogue of the Barry Halper Collection at a special low price. Originally sold by Sotheby's for $80.00, this deluxe set includes more than 1, 500 color photographs of the finest, rarest mementos from every era of baseball, each individually described, a wealth of anecdotes and historical information, and the final auction price list. This is the ultimate dream book for any baseball fan. Three volumes, slipcased. 1, 623 illustrations, 1, 573 in full color, separate price list, 8 x 10 5/8" PETER GOLENBOCK is a best-selling sportswriter whose books include Dynasty: The New York Yankees 1949-1964 and Wrigleyville: A Magical History Tour of The Chicago Cubs. YOGI BERRA and TED WILLIAMS are both members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. SELBY KIFFER is senior vice president of the Department of Books and Manuscripts, Sotheby's New York.

featuring Pete Rose, former Major League Baseball All Star, played 24 seasons for the Cincinnatti Reds, Philadelphia Phillies and Montreal Expos; 1963 NL Rookie of the Year; 1973 NL MVP; 17x All-Star; MLB all-time hits leader with 4, 256; a lifetime .303 batting average Pete Rose currently holds 22 MAJOR LEAGUE BATTING RECORDS. Come and learn what made him the truly undisputed HIT KING!! In this DVD you will hear his philosophy of hitting. You will see him giving instruction and tips while working with a beginner, intermediate and advanced hitter. This DVD is for anyone that wants to improve their child's hitting. From beginner all the way through high school and college. You will also hear some great baseball stories! Learn how Pete Rose got his name "Charley Hustle" (hint, Mickey Mantle gave him that name). Find out more about Pete Rose, the man. He tells some great stories about his father, his son, playing for Sparky Anderson and the "Big Red Machine." He also mentions the controversy that surrounds him. This DVD is not only instructional and educational, but it is for anyone that has a passion or love for the game of baseball. You get a real sense of what it was like in the big leagues back then and an understanding of what it took for this man to accomplish what he did. 121 minutes. 2011.

The future looks bright for Lastings Milledge. The Florida native is a talented outfielder with great speed a great glove and a great arm. Selected in the first round of the 2003 amateur draft by the New York Mets Milledge quickly worked his way up through the Mets' minor league system before tasting the big time with his Major League debut on May 30 2006. After several trips back and forth between the big leagues and the minors in 2006 and 2007 Milledge looks ready to stick with the Mets for a long time to come. Lastings Milledge has hand signed this official MLB baseball which comes complete with a Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers selected Pedro Feliciano in the 31st round of the 1995 Amateur Draft but the talented pitcher had to overcome a variety of injuries before finally making his Major League debut with the Mets on September 4 2002 when he tossed two scoreless innings against the Marlins. These days Feliciano is a lefty specialist who is an important cog in the powerful machine that is the 2007 Mets. Pedro Feliciano has hand this Autographed 8x10 Photograph graph. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Baseball Display Case - One Ball - Display your favorite autographed baseball in this deluxe single ball case. The black acrylic base is topped by an acrylic lid. Measures 4 1/8"W X 4 1/4"H X 5 1/8"D. Ball not included. Made in USA. One custom engraved n

MLB Memorabilia Autographed MLB Photos. Dwight Gooden Signed Photo - 8x10. Autographed Dwight Gooden 8x10 Photo. items like this have become more valuable as demand within the memorabilia market increases. Whether you have a big sports memorabilia collection, or you're just starting out, you can be sure this is a high quality piece. It's hard to find pieces like this since Dwight Gooden doesn't sign very often. Terrific signature quality. Each one of these rare pieces includes a numbered hologram. All pieces sold by Sportsmemorabilia.com come with a money-back authenticity guarantee. Pieces like this are great because he's got the stats to back up all the hype.

Madsen a 6-foot-tall right-handed pitcher split the 2006 season in the farm system of the Oakland A's playing for both Class A Stockton and Class AA Midland. Madsen is currently playing for AA Midland in Sacramento awaiting his call up to the big leagues. Using a blue ballpoint pen Mike Madsen has hand signed this MLB baseball on the sweet spot. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.

Of all the great ballplayers to wear Yankee pinstripes, Elston Howard was among the proudest. Remarkable temperament and courage made him the Jackie Robinson of baseball's most storied franchise. No Yankee carried himself with more dignity. No Yankee had greater respect for his teammates or love for his wife and family. And no one loved being a Yankee more than Elston Howard. In Elston and Me, Howard's widow, Arlene, and coauthor Ralph Wimbish recall the life of the first black to play baseball for the New York Yankees. Howard, who played fourteen major-league seasons, was signed by the Yankees in 1950, but the reluctance of the Yankee organization to break the color barrier held Howard back from the major leagues until 1955 when he was twenty-six years old. By 1961, the year he batted .348 for the Yankees, Elston had become the everyday catcher. Voted the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1963, Howard was a three-time Gold Glove winner, and his fielding average of the same year remains one of the highest among catchers in major-league history. In 1967, with the Yankee dynasty in decay, Elston was traded to the Boston Red Sox, although Yankee management had promised him that he would finish his career in pinstripes. After contemplating retirement, he moved to Boston late that season and helped the Red Sox win the "Impossible Dream" pennant. After one more season with the Red Sox, he returned to the Yankees as the first black coach in the American League. Howard died at the age of fifty-one without fulfilling his dream of becoming baseball's first black manager. Beginning with Howard's early years as a St. Louis teenager, the book relates his encounters with racism and his love of baseball. He began his professional career for the legendary Negro League team the Kansas City Monarchs. His three decades with the New York Yankees include numerous anecdotes about fellow Yankee legends such as Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, and Yogi Berra. With countless personal moments and never-before- published photographs and clippings from family albums, Elston and Me is the touching story of one of baseball's great players.

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With pitchers and catchers ready to report for Spring Training and another MLB Opening Day just around the corner the Athlon Sports 2011 Baseball Annual arrives in time to provide the preseason analysis and predictions craved by fans of the national pastime from the Bronx to the Bay and everywhere in between.We take a lap around the big leagues in ''15 Things to Watch in 2011'' examining hot topics such as the Phillies' All-Star starting rotation the reloaded Red Sox and Derek Jeter's quest for 3000 hits. ''Short Hops'' takes a look at the lighter side of a day at the ballpark ??? with Tim Lincecum hecklers the All-Twitter team a Bobby Cox tribute gone wrong and the ''Calendar of the Weird'' which chronicles oddball occurrences from 2010.In ''Penn Wise Dollar Foolish'' we decide whether the free-agent contracts signed by Carl Crawford Jayson Werth Cliff Lee and Co. were investor home runs or expensive swings-and-misses.This year's magazine also includes the following features:''Anatomy of an At-Bat'' ??? We pick the brain of Braves future Hall of Famer Chipper Jones who offers a pitch-by-pitch breakdown of his encounter with 100-mph-throwing Nationals phenom Stephen Strasburg.''A Tale of Two Cities'' ??? Different ailments afflict the small market Pittsburgh Pirates and big market New York Mets but the symptom is the same: not enough wins.This year's edition also includes a team-by-team preview of all 30 clubs with rosters stats and schedules as well as a look at the farm system. We also present our predictions for the 2011 American League and National League division races playoffs and World Series as well as MVP Cy Young and Rookie of the Year. Finally we give the bird dog scouts out there a preview of the Top 25 for college baseball and our All-Prospect team headlined by Bryce Harper.Athlon Sports' Baseball Annual is the most complete preview available today. Order your copy now!

Davey Johnson is a former Player/Manager in Major League Baseball. Johnson Played 2B for the Baltimore Orioles Atlanta Braves Philadelphia Phillies and Chicago Cubs as well as a brief stint in Japan with the Yomiuri Giants. Johnson was a lifetime .261 hitter with 136 HR 609 RBIs 564 Runs and 1252 hits. Johnson is also the only other second baseman in history to hit 42 HR in one season (1973) to tie Rogers Hornsbyas record. Johnson also won two World Series rings as a player (1966 and 1970) and was a 4x All Star and 3x Gold Glove winner. As a manager he is most remembered for his tenure with the Mets (1984-1990) leading them to a World Series title in 1986 over the Boston Red Sox. Davey Johnson has hand this Autographed 8x10 Photograph graph of him in a Mets pinstripe uniform near the batting cages. A Steiner Sports Certificate of Authenticity is included.