Harlan J. Warner’s Memorabilia Network announces “Heroes, Icons & Legends II” auction, featuring items including Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant Rare signed items from Bryant and Wayne Gretzky

angels, November 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Famous sports memorabilia agent Harlan Werner and his company souvenir network Collectors will once again be excited as they offer several one-of-a-kind items from many legendary athletes, presidents, and the world’s most influential scientists through the “Heroes, Icons & Legends II” auction. Ongoing at Tmnauctions.com.

The 18-day auction will take place at Sunday at 7 p.m. PDTDecember 3, is albert einstein Signed U.S. Army recommendation letter.Labeled confidential and dated March 3, 1944eight years after Dr. Einstein completed the general theory of relativity, referring to the founder and engineer of the space lens theory Rudy Mandel, for the U.S. Army, was likely committed to completing the Manhattan Project. The starting bid for this extremely rare document is a complete letter of authenticity signed by Einstein provided by James Spence Authentications. $40,000

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In addition to Einstein’s letters, Events Network Auction Features: Abraham Lincoln Signed the document appointing Postmaster General of Philadelphia in 1861; to Thomas Jefferson and james madison sign October 31, 1800shipping passport documents; baseball signed by Babe Ruth groom goudat collect; arrive Michael Jordan Signed Chicago Bulls jersey, and Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers signed jersey March 7, 2000.

Also included is an extremely rare pair of original seats signed by Hall of Fame and Yankee Stadium legends. BronxNew York numbered “3” and “4”, representing Yankees legends Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig respectively from October 1973 – April 1976.

‘Ruth 3’ seats have been signed by legends Joe DiMaggio, Mickey MantleWhitey Ford, Yogi Berra, Don Larson, Hank Ball, Bill “Moose” Scoron and Lefty Gomez. In addition, every all-time great is accompanied by his jersey number.

Other unique items in the “Heroes, Icons & Legends II” auction include: Wayne Gretzky signed ticket stub March 21, 1994when he scored 801 points^Yingshi Career goals aligned Gordie Howe; arrive Nolan Ryan Signed and engraved full ticket September. December 28, 1974when he threw his third no-hitter; 1996 U.S. Men’s Olympic Basketball Team signing; a rare collection of Sandy Koufax graded tickets and items, and Muhammad Ali

Hand drawn and signed boxing ring sketch.

Wrestling fans get a chance to bid on Hulk Hogan, Randy “Macho Man” Savage and jimmy hart, while gridiron fans will marvel at the collection of signature NFL game-used helmets and jerseys.Professional football projects include Ray Lewis Game-worn and signed Baltimore Ravens helmet from the mid-2000s Jerome Bettis Game worn and signed Pittsburgh Steelers helmet, and Sean Alexander Seattle Seahawks jersey worn during the 2005 MVP season.

America’s national pastime is represented by vintage signed baseballs from Hall of Famers Lou Gehrig and rogers hornsby Bryce Harper Scorecard from his major league baseball debut, and Fernando Valenzuela Signed scorecard from the legendary 1981 rookie season.

“It’s been over 40 years since I promoted my first baseball card show,” Warner said. “I am extremely privileged to have collectors or family members who attended my shows in the 1980s and now entrust me with their treasured items. Our goal is to make the buying and selling experience a positive one for everyone.”

Warner spent more than 30 years representing some of the biggest legends, including Ali, Koufax, Jim Brown, Joe Namath, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

, Clayton Kershaw, Fernando Valenzuela, John Rigginsand legacy Howard Bingham.this canoga park californiaNative creation souvenir network As a place for people to share their unique stories, he intended to wax poetic with stories of the working relationships and friendships he developed during his thirty years as a memorabilia broker.

also, souvenir network Allowing fans and collectors to watch and hear some truly amazing and inspiring stories while providing them with the opportunity to acquire some of the rarest items to enter the collectibles market.

For more information, please visit Events Network Website at www.tmnauctions.com, or call 818-562-7043.

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