

UCLA Fred Slaughter Authentic Signed 8x10 Photo Autographed BAS #BW70778
Collector Grade autographed and signed memorabilia: UCLA’s Fred Slaughter hand-signed 8x10 photo, authenticated by Beckett (BAS #BW70778). A key big man for John Wooden’s 1963–64 Bruins, Slaughter helped deliver UCLA’s first NCAA championship during a 30–0 undefeated season. His work in the paint set the tone for the dynasty that would dominate college basketball for the next decade.
Collector's Highlights:
- Profession - Athlete: Fred Slaughter (UCLA Bruins)
- Item: Authentic Signed Vertical 8x10 Photo
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) sticker with scannable QR code, #BW70778
Verified by Beckett, this autograph carries trusted third-party authentication that supports long-term collector value—scan the BAS QR code or look up the number on Beckett’s site for instant confirmation. A clean, display-ready piece that honors UCLA’s first national champion and a foundational chapter of Bruins basketball history.
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Collector Grade autographed and signed memorabilia: UCLA’s Fred Slaughter hand-signed 8x10 photo, authenticated by Beckett (BAS #BW70778). A key big man for John Wooden’s 1963–64 Bruins, Slaughter helped deliver UCLA’s first NCAA championship during a 30–0 undefeated season. His work in the paint set the tone for the dynasty that would dominate college basketball for the next decade.
Collector's Highlights:
- Profession - Athlete: Fred Slaughter (UCLA Bruins)
- Item: Authentic Signed Vertical 8x10 Photo
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) sticker with scannable QR code, #BW70778
Verified by Beckett, this autograph carries trusted third-party authentication that supports long-term collector value—scan the BAS QR code or look up the number on Beckett’s site for instant confirmation. A clean, display-ready piece that honors UCLA’s first national champion and a foundational chapter of Bruins basketball history.






















