Lot 276
  • 276

[BARRY BONDS] A GROUP OF BASEBALL MEMORABILIA, INCLUDING THE S.F. CHRONICLE INSCRIBED TO WILLIAMS AND 3 BASEBALL CARDS

Estimate
500 - 700 USD
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Description

  • A Group of Baseball Memorabilia, including the San Francisco Chronicle inscribed to Williams, and Three Baseball Cards, signed
Single sheet (approximately 25 x 21 in.; 63.5 x 53 cm). Inscribed in silver marker, "To The Williams, Barry Bonds, no. 71, no. 72", framed. [With]: 4 baseball cards (3 1/2 x 2 1/2 in.; 9 x 6.25 cm). Including: Donruss 1983 Bob Knepper (no. 92), signed—Topps 1987 Barry Bonds (no. 320), signed—Fleer 1987 Barry Bonds (no. 604), signed—Upper Deck Encore 1999 Barry Bonds (no. 80), signed.

Literature

Dave Itzkoff, Robin, New York 2018, p. 323

Condition

Single sheet (approximately 25 x 21 in.; 63.5 x 53 cm). Inscribed in silver marker, "To The Williams, Barry Bonds, no. 71, no. 72", framed. Not examined out of frame. [With]: 4 baseball cards (3 1/2 x 2 1/2 in.; 9 x 6.25 cm). Including: Donruss 1983 Bob Knepper (no. 92), signed—Topps 1987 Barry Bonds (no. 320), signed—Fleer 1987 Barry Bonds (no. 604), signed—Upper Deck Encore 1999 Barry Bonds (no. 80), signed.
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Catalogue Note

The front cover of the San Francisco Chronicle was inscribed to Williams in the year Barry Bonds hit his 500th home run (on the 17th of April against Terry Adams of the Los Angeles Dodgers). Bonds was a personal friend of Williams', and on the night the latter won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor (Good Will Hunting, 1997), Bonds was one of the many individuals who left a message of congratulations for the actor at the Hotel Bel-Air.