Signed by "The Mick" himself just days after he became a professional baseball player
where he greeted fans and became part of the early game-day experience
Authenticated by MLB Authentication
1955 Topps Double Headers #39/40 Marsh/Thies SGC 7
Robinson immediately apologizes for not writing sooner
Ty Cobb Signed Letter from 1948, PSA Graded Trading Cards Signed by "The Mick" himselfTy Cobb Signed Letter from 1948, PSA Offered here is an exceptional Ty Cobb signed letter dated May 1, 1948, written on Cobbs personal letterhead from Atherton, California, where Cobb retired to post career. The correspondence is addressed to Mr. Beal and written in black fountain pen in an unknown hand, with Cobb adding a bold, flowing Ty Cobb signature at the bottom. In the letter, Cobb apologizes for the delay in responding to Mr. Beals earlier