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Pie Traynor Signed Auto Newspaper Photograph JSA LOA ZZ71858

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Pie Traynor Signed Auto Newspaper Photograph JSA LOA ZZ71858

Collector-Grade autographed and signed memorabilia: Pie Traynor newspaper photograph with JSA LOA (ZZ71858). A cornerstone of Pittsburgh Pirates history, Traynor is a National Baseball Hall of Famer who helped lead Pittsburgh to the 1925 World Series title. Widely regarded as one of the pre-war era’s premier third basemen, he posted a .320 lifetime batting average and amassed over 2,000 career hits.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Athlete: Pie Traynor
  • Item: Signed newspaper photograph
  • Authentication: James Spence Authentication (JSA) Letter of Authenticity — Cert ZZ71858

This piece is Verified Authentic and backed by JSA’s industry-leading examination and certification, reinforcing long-term collectibility and value. A refined addition for Hall of Fame and Pittsburgh Pirates collectors, it stands as a historically significant, display-ready tribute to a true baseball legend.

$389.00
Pie Traynor Signed Auto Newspaper Photograph JSA LOA ZZ71858
$389.00

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Collector-Grade autographed and signed memorabilia: Pie Traynor newspaper photograph with JSA LOA (ZZ71858). A cornerstone of Pittsburgh Pirates history, Traynor is a National Baseball Hall of Famer who helped lead Pittsburgh to the 1925 World Series title. Widely regarded as one of the pre-war era’s premier third basemen, he posted a .320 lifetime batting average and amassed over 2,000 career hits.

Collector's Highlights:

  • Athlete: Pie Traynor
  • Item: Signed newspaper photograph
  • Authentication: James Spence Authentication (JSA) Letter of Authenticity — Cert ZZ71858

This piece is Verified Authentic and backed by JSA’s industry-leading examination and certification, reinforcing long-term collectibility and value. A refined addition for Hall of Fame and Pittsburgh Pirates collectors, it stands as a historically significant, display-ready tribute to a true baseball legend.