Ernie Johnson Autographed 1955 Bowman Card #157 Milwaukee Braves SKU #187872
Ernie Johnson Autographed 1955 Bowman Card #157 Milwaukee Braves SKU #187872 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 1955 Bowman Card #157 has been hand-signed by Ernie Johnson, making it a must-have for baseball card collectors and vintage memorabilia enthusiasts. A standout piece from the iconic 1955 Bowman set, this card perfectly captures the golden era of baseball.
- Authentic Signature – Hand-signed by former MLB pitcher Ernie Johnson.
- Guaranteed Authenticity – This autograph is guaranteed to pass Beckett, PSA/DNA, and JSA authentication.
- Classic 1955 Bowman Design – Featuring the signature woodgrain TV set frame, a hallmark of the era.
- Perfect for Collectors – A great addition to any vintage baseball card collection or autograph display.
