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1950's Richard Nixon's First Pitch Glove
Absolute one-of-a-kind specimen will cause a feeding frenzy between political and glove collectors, as well as drawing in any-body who likes a unique piece. This pristine "Wilson" glove was manufactured for then-Senator Nixon, who went by the name "Dick" rather than "Richard," as the stamping on the glove would indicate. Use is not visible, as the future prez only wore it for a few moments while throwing out the first pitch at a ball game. It was then returned to its custom walnut box, affixed with a simple plaque on the front reading, "Dick Nixon." The box, too, is NRMT.
Past Sports Card, Memorabilia, Non-Sports Card and Collecitble Auction Items
Other past auction items that may be of interest to you.
1897 William McKinley Signed Cabinet Photograph (8x11")
Thomas Jefferson Signature
WWII U.S. Military Lead Model Ships
1945 Atomic Bomb Presentation Book
Uncle Sam WWI Recruiting Poster by James Montgomery Flagg
William Taft Signed Cuban Document
“I Want You” WWII Army Poster (26x40”)
