Phil Rizzuto Signed Inscribed 16x20 Framed Photo Yanks

Phil Rizzuto Signed Inscribed 16x20 Framed Photo Yanks

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Phil Rizzuto Autographed Inscribed 16x20 Framed Photo

Item Description - This is a 16x20 color autographed framed and double matted photo of  deceased New York Yankees Hall of Famer Phil Rizzuto interviewing Casey Stengel. Rizzuto added the inscription Holy Cow. It is framed and double matted in a beautiful cherry wood frame. The overall size of the framed is 20x24. THIS IS ORIGINAL AND RARE, WITH INCREDIBLE QUALITY. YOU WILL BE OVERLY SATISFIED AND BLOWN AWAY! The photo has a hologram on it from Cardboard Memories as well as a certificate of authenticity from Cardboard Memories. Winning bid pays $19.95 for shipping. 

Cardboard Memories owner Scott Stimell is a consultant for JSA, as shown on the JSA website in the section Meet our Experts.  Click here to see Scott in the Meet Our Expert section on JSA's website. You can also read below the letter that James Spence, who started PSA/DNA and who is now the lead authenticator for JSA, wrote to Scott. This photo is guaranteed to pass PSA/DNA or JSA certification.

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 our store, we are open 7 days a week. We specialize in custom framing. We also have display cases for balls, bats, and jerseys.


 

Cardboard Memories owner Scott Stimell has owned and operated a retail store for 20 years. Scott was recently featured on HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel as well as on the Yes Network as an expert in Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams autographs, so you can rest assured you are buying the real thing.
 
You can reach us at our NY store at 631-462-1919.
 
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New York winners pay 8.625% sales tax.