1956 Team Autographed Baseball

[EdNelson]

Greetings,
My Grandfather gave me a team autographed baseball back in the '60s from the Brooklyn Dogers. I believe that it is from 1956 team. Some of the signatures are:

Gil Hodges, Pee Wee Reese, Jackie Robinson, Roy Campinella,Don Newcombe,
Dick Williams, Don Bissant, Ed Roebuck, Jim Gilliam, Carl Erskine, Duke Snider, Don Zimmer, Sal Maglie and others.

Can anyone suggest how I can have this ball appraised? I live in the Philadelphia PA area.

Thanks in advance,
EdNelson

[donzblock]

If "Bissant" and "Campinella" appear on that ball, they are forgeries.

[The Real McCoy]

Even in Philadelphia? Seems to me there was a pawn shop next to the old Troc Theatre (I only went for the comics) who might have made an offer on the ball.

[donzblock]

You only went for the comics? No wonder I never saw you there.

[Bigrcube]

Originally Posted by donzblock

If "Bissant" and "Campinella" appear on that ball, they are forgeries.

EdNelson, I think what donzblock means is, that you have mispelled their names.
It should be "Campanella" and "Bessent." If it appears as you say,
then YES, it's a forgery.

[BayRidgeBrooklyn]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the regulars here aren't big on the money-changing of treasured memories.

[DODGER DEB]

Originally Posted by BayRidgeBrooklyn

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the regulars here aren't big on the money-changing of treasured memories.

You would be right about that, BRB.

Also, this thread is over four years old, so the subject question has no value at this time. I fail to understand just why it was resurrected.

c.

[Shotgun Shuba]

It also shows how little Donzblock is missed!

[KCGHOST]

Didn't Newcombe and Robinson have the ball boy doing a lot of their signings?? Supposedly you could identify these balls because the two signatures would one below the other on the ball.