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1930s-40s Babe Ruth Stationery & Envelopes
1) Unsigned letter from Babe Ruth on his stationery written to sportswriter Bill Corum who famously coined the terms for the Kentucky Derby "Run for the Roses". It is an invitation to appear as a judge at the Academy of Sport exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair. 2) A member of the "Ruth Team" Mrs. C. Merritt is sending a copy of an income tax form "as she cannot understand it". Both are on extremely rare Babe Ruth official stationery with original envelopes. Both are from the estate of Joe Bihler, the right hand man of Babe Ruth's agent Christy Walsh and in turn Ruth himself. Each of these both letters and envelopes are valuable entities unto themselves. The only place you can get the same are on signed Ruth letters worth many thousands of dollars.From the estate of Joe Bihler, the right hand man of Babe Ruth's agent Christy Walsh and in turn Ruth himself.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
1942 Babe Ruth Bank Check Made Out To The New York Yankees (PSA)
1939 New York World's Fair Academy of Sport Photos from Babe Ruth's Right Hand Man (12)
Fascinating 1921-38 Document "How Babe Ruth Made His Money"
1930s-40s Letters to Babe Ruth w/His Premature Death (11)
1920s Football Humidor & Letter Presented to Babe Ruth's Right Hand Man
1942 Christy Walsh "Pride of the Yankees" Letters (30+)
1930s-40s Babe Ruth Stationery & Envelopes
