Los Angeles Dodgers Autographs

YOU ARE LOOKING AT A NICE SIGNED RAWLINGS BAT. ITEM COMES WITH A COA

YOU ARE LOOKING AT A NICE SIGNED RAWLINGS BASEBALL. ITEM COMES WITH A COA

This baseball has been personally hand signed by former pitcher Don Newcombe with the inscriptions "CY YOUNG 1956/NL MVP/27-7". The product is officially licensed and authenticated by Major League Baseball and comes with an individually numbered; tamper evident hologram from Mounted Memories. To ensure authenticity, the hologram can be reviewed online. This process helps to ensure that the product purchased is authentic and eliminates any possibility of duplication or fraud.

Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers holds four baseballs with zeroes on them to signify his 4th no-hitter, which was also a perfect game, against the Chicago Cubs, September 5, 1963 at Dodger Stadium. Commemorative this moment in history with this autographed Sandy Koufax framed 16x20 award winning photograph that's included in the National Baseball Hall of Fame's Library. Authenticity: Sandy Koufax's signature is guaranteed through Upper Deck Authenticated's patented five-step authentication process.

Sandy Koufax was a terrific southpaw for the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers from 1955 to 1966. During his illustrious career he pitched four no-hitters, second all-time to Nolan Ryan's Major League Baseball record of seven. This photo shows Sandy moments after he hurled his last no-hitter (and only perfect game) on September 9, 1965, against the Chicago Cubs. He threw 113 pitches that day, 79 of them for strikes. Upper Deck salutes Sandy's perfect moment with this autographed 16-by-20-inch photo which shows him holding up four separate baseballs, each one sporting the number zero. Sandy's signature on the framed keepsake, which measures 22 inches wide by 26 inches high (including the frame and mat), is guaranteed through Upper Deck Authenticated's patented five-step authentication process. Authentication Process Authenticity has been a central theme to Upper Deck products since the company's inception in 1988. The company revolutionized trading cards using sophisticated printing technology to improve the overall quality of products and adding a trademark hologram that prevented them from being counterfeited. In 1992, Upper Deck expanded the company's focus on authenticity to include fine autographed sports memorabilia backed by a patented five-step authentication process that guarantees fans are receiving genuine autographs. The heart of the five-step process is the company's policy that an Upper Deck representative must witness each autograph signed by any one of its stable of high-profile athletes, including Tiger Woods, Kobe Bryant, Ken Griffey Jr., Peyton Manning, and Kevin Garnett, to name a few. Today, Upper Deck dedicates more resources than any other sports collectibles and memorabilia company to ensure the authenticity of its products. Here's the full five-step authentication process: Step 1: Every autograph is witnessed by an Upper Deck Authenticated representative. Upper Deck believes observation is the only way to truly guarantee authenticity. Step 2: A record of the autograph session is signed by both the athlete and the UDA official, and is stored in a secure permanent file. Step 3: An Upper Deck Authenticated serial-numbered hologram is affixed to each signed piece of memorabilia. Step 4: A certificate of authenticity is assigned to every piece of memorabilia and includes a matching hologram to the one affixed to the item. Step 5: Every piece of signed memorabilia is packaged with a registration card, giving the owner the opportunity to register the item with Upper Deck Authenticated. If for some reason the item is sold and/or transferred to a new owner, a full detailed record of the item's history is readily available. Upper Deck Authenticated Ever since Upper Deck revolutionized the sports trading card experience in 1988, their top mission has been to capture the excitement of the game and deliver it to fans of all ages through high quality, innovative, authentic, and collectible products. Upper Deck Authenticated became the first company to find an answer to the forgery problem by creating an airtight, five-step authentication system that assures fans are getting genuine autographs. Today, the company has autograph relationships with the game's biggest stars and produces some of the finest memorabilia on the market.

After a long playoff drought, Dodger Blue has regained its boldness thanks in large part to first baseman James Loney. Selected by Los Angeles with the 19th overall pick in the 2002 MLB First-Year Player Draft, Loney worked his way up the organizational depth chart to become a centerpiece of L.A.'s exciting young team. Salute Loney's powerful bat with this unframed 8'' x 10'' photo that comes delivered in an attractive Jostens folder. Loney's signature is guaranteed authentic through Upper Deck Authenticated's patented five-step process and MLB's authentication program.