JACKIE ROBINSON, ROY CAMPANELLA, SATCHEL PAIGE, AND BOB FELLER FRAMED PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS. Shown is Jackie Robinson and children admiring a statue of Abraham Lincoln after Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947; Jackie Robinson celebrating along with his Brooklyn Dodger teammates Clem Labine and Carl Erskine after knocking in 3 runs in 1956; a smiling and winking Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers holding 3 baseball bats at Ebbetts Field in early 1950's; the Cleveland Indians Satchel Paige and his friend, Bob Feller after Paige became the first African American pitcher in the American League in the 20th century when he signed with the Cleveland Indians in 1948. - Each are approximately 25 in. x 25 in., framed. Estimate $400-600
These fine art photographic prints were exhibited at the National Sports Gallery in Washington, DC from 1997 through 2000. Each framed print has museum quality archival matting and is protected by UV-coated glass, with security brackets mounted on the back.
