Bob Walk Autographed Official NL Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates, Atlanta Braves SKU #227799
Bob Walk Autographed Official NL Baseball Pittsburgh Pirates, Atlanta Braves SKU #227799 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Own a piece of baseball history with this Official National League Baseball, hand-signed by Bob Walk. A standout pitcher, Walk played a key role in Major League Baseball, most notably contributing to the Pittsburgh Pirates' 1990 NL East Championship and the 1980 World Series-winning Philadelphia Phillies.
- Authentic Signature – Hand-signed by Bob Walk, making this a valued collectible.
- Official National League Baseball – A classic piece of memorabilia for serious collectors and fans.
- Guaranteed Authenticity – This item is backed by a guarantee to pass verification from leading third-party authentication services, including Beckett, PSA/DNA, and JSA.
- Condition Note – Features natural toning, adding to its vintage character.
Perfect for MLB collectors, Pirates and Phillies fans, or anyone looking to add an authenticated baseball to their memorabilia collection. Don’t miss this opportunity—secure this signed Bob Walk baseball today!
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