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Frank Kellert & Russ Meyer Signed Cut Signature RARE 1950's Dodgers Autograph JSA
Item Description - This 5" x 4" piece of notepaper has been hand signed by two Brooklyn Dodgers legends; Frank Kellert and Russ Meyer. This was obtained and signed in the 1950's. These are some of the toughest 1955 Dodgers autographs to get as they passed away almost 40 years ago! Comes with authentication from James Spence Authentication (JSA).
If you have any questions you can call us at our store at 631-462-1919. If you live in the area on Long Island please come and visit us!
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Scott Stimell - Field of Expertise: Baseball Scott Stimell has owned and operated Cardboard Memories in East Northport, NY for over a decade, establishing himself as one of the premier autograph and memorabilia sellers on the East Coast. As a former consultant for one of the top authenticators in the world (PSA / DNA), Scott has been called upon for his knowledge and experience worldwide. With regards to his authentication ability, Scott was recently featured on HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, ABC's TV reality sports memorabilia show "Ball Boys", as well as on the YES Network. He primarily serves as a consultant in the "big three", Mickey Mantle, Joe DiMaggio, and Ted Williams. His expertise is not however limited to only the big three, but extends well beyond. He and his staff at Cardboard Memories represent the honesty and integrity that is so often lacking in the hobby today.
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Cardboard Memories owner Scott Stimell has owned and operated a retail store for over 23 years and has recently moved into a new larger gallery showroom at the Peppertree Commons shopping center at 6401 Jericho Tpke., Commack, NY 11725. We have 1000's of autographs, balls, bats, photos and one of a kind items! We also specialize in custom framing.
You can reach us at our NY store at 631-462-1919
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New York winners pay 8.625% sales tax.
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