A Baltimore Orioles Team Photo from 1914 featuring legendary baseball star Babe Ruth sold for just over $190,000 at an auction in New York City. READ MORE
It's always fun to scour auction houses to see what's for sale these days Cleveland sports-history wise. These are some of the items open for bidding via Lelands Auctions. For details, click on the lot number. Bids were ... READ MORE
A baseball signed by legendary Hall of Fame baseball player Babe Ruth in Dunsmuir back in 1924 is up for sale as part of Lelands Spring 2019 Classic Auction. READ MORE
Get it while it’s hot. A 60-year-old clipping of Marilyn Monroe’s hair is up for auction – along with a photo of the blonde bombshell. READ MORE
A letter written in prison by infamous Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger detailing his declining health is up for auction. READ MORE
The Pittsburgh Steelers and Lelands are auctioning off more memorabilia from the team archives, including game-worn jerseys sported by Pro Football Hall of Fame players Lynn Swann, Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Jack Lam... READ MORE
Nostalgic Syracuse sports fans have a chance to add some important remnants of SU football history to their memorabilia collections. Lelands Spring 2019 Classic Auction includes the last-ever game jersey worn by Orange ... READ MORE
It was worn during the greatest performance in Knick history and the greatest in any Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Now you can own Walt Frazier’s 1970 jersey in the Lelands Spring 2019 Classic Auction. READ MORE
The closed auction on the website of Lelands Auctions did not say who is taking home the Detroit Tiger star’s wood bat, which was signed by 34 teammates from the 1937 club, for $25,063.20. Bidding started at $5,000. READ MORE
The hair from America’s first president was attached to an 1870 letter signed by former Secretary of State James Alexander Hamilton, according to Lelands Auctions, which sold the founding father’s follicles. READ MORE
The ball from Jose Bautista’s memorable “bat flip” in the 2015 American League Division Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and Texas Rangers fetched $28,252.80, a spokesman for Lelands Auction House said Saturday. READ MORE
McLain's 1969 Cy Young Award is up for auction on Lelands.com with a current bid of just under $11,000 at the time of this writing. The betting closes for the one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia at 10 p.m. tonight. READ MORE
The Hall of Famer’s wood bat, which was signed by the 1937 Detroit Tigers, is up for auction on the website of Lelands-Sports Memorabilia and Card Auctions. The starting bid for Hank Greenberg's bat was $5,000, but as of... READ MORE
From 1977 until his passing last October, Ed Kubina, a fourth grade teacher in Newburgh, NY, devoted his life to his family, his job, and collecting autographs and baseball cards. The focus of his collection: his boyhood... READ MORE
It’s not too often you get a chance to own a legitimate piece of history, but for the next four days you have an opportunity to bid on just that. It would appear that former Tigers ace Denny McLain, who won back-to-back ... READ MORE
“A lock of George Washington’s hair emanating from the family of Alexander Hamilton is being offered as part of the Lelands Winter 2019 Classic Auction, which closes Feb. 1 READ MORE
You have four days left to put in a bid for the 1969 Cy Young Award trophy won by Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain. And you might be able to get it for under 10 grand. READ MORE
A ticket stub from the game in which Robinson broke the color barrier of organized baseball – Game 1 of the Jersey City Giants season on April 18, 1946 – is part of the Lelands Winter 2019 Classic Auction that ends Feb. ... READ MORE
Bids for Bobby Orr’s rookie card, published by Topps for release in 1966, topped $140,000 this past week in a Lelands Sports Memorabilia auction (lelands.com) that will wrap up Feb. 1. READ MORE
Bidding for the photo titled, “1924 Babe Ruth Barnstorming Tour Stop in Dunsmuir,” started at $1,500 and rose to $13,434 on Jan. 11, which is where it remained as of Jan. 23 with about nine days remaining in the auction. READ MORE
A 1964 Cleveland Browns championship ring is going up for auction. The ring belonged to former Browns wide receiver Tom Hutchinson, who played in Cleveland during the team’s final championship season. READ MORE
A Bobby Orr Topps rookie test card up for auction is set to fetch a hefty amount. Bidding on the card, which auction site Lelands.com describes as "quite likely the most sought-after hockey card in existence," has topped... READ MORE
Former Orioles ace and Hall of Famer Jim Palmer has a couple of pieces of memorabilia from his career up for auction this month. READ MORE
They’ve taken a long time to build but now they’re about to find new homes. Some of the highest quality early boxing sets in existence are up for sale in the current Lelands auction catalog. Three old down the number on... READ MORE
A 1980 game-worn jersey sported by Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn Swann is among the items up for auction at Lelands.com. READ MORE
Paul Waner’s Baseball Hall of Fame plaque is being put up for auction. That makes me kind of sad. Waner, who grew up in Harrah and went to then-East Central State College in Ada, is one of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ all-ti... READ MORE
The Good Book, owned by Houston before her death in February 2012, contains handwritten notes including the name of her ex-husband Robert B. Brown, their wedding party and the pastor who married them under a section labe... READ MORE
A piece of Toronto sports history, the ball that Jose Bautista knocked out of the park for a bat-flip inducing three-run home run during game five of the 2015 American League Division Series, could be yours for a price t... READ MORE
A piece of Toronto Blue Jays history is up for auction – and the owners hope it stays in Canada. The ball from Jose Bautista’s three-run homer in Toronto’s wild 6-3 victory over the Texas Rangers in Game 5 of the 2015 A... READ MORE
Penny Chenery’s 1973 Kentucky Derby program and personal track-used 1973 Kentucky Oaks clubhouse box ticket stub sold for a world record $11,687 in the Lelands.com Monthly Auction, which closed September 9. READ MORE
Oscar Robertson's 1971 NBA championship ring has sold for a little more than $91,000 in Lelands Invitational Auction. READ MORE
Chicago White Sox fans interested in some vintage memorabilia need to act fast. The Lelands.com Invitational Auction closes Friday at 9 p.m. READ MORE
A program from the first Masters Tournament, formally known as the Augusta National Invitation Tournament, is up for auction this week. READ MORE
Marilyn Monroe sang her unforgettable rendition of “Happy Birthday” to the late President John F. Kennedy at a Madison Square Garden rally on May 19, 1962, 10 days before he turned 45. No photo was believed to have been ... READ MORE
A program featuring the Tall Firs of Oregon in the first-ever NCAA basketball championship is up for auction in Lelands 2018 Invitational Auction. READ MORE
It was Robertson who, along with guys like Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell, who set the tone, who didn't just star but paved the way. READ MORE
A sports memorabilia piece with local Upstate New York ties will be hitting auction from Lelands sports later this month. READ MORE
Decked out in a skin-tight, nude-colored dress, she sang “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy, who was turning 45 later that month, at a rally at Madison Square Garden on May 19, 1962. The performance remains a ... READ MORE
This horseshoe could break a world record for the most a horseshoe has ever sold, said Leonard Lusky, president of Secretariat.com. READ MORE
In its current online auction, Leland's is offering the first card produced of "the most picturesque player in baseball," according to the back of the card READ MORE
The Hart Trophy former Canadiens star Guy Lafleur won as the NHL’s most valuable player for the 1976-77 season has been put up for auction. Lafleur’s Hart Trophy, which he no longer owned, is being auctioned on the Lelan... READ MORE
Looking for Cincinnati Reds items for your man cave? Leland's Invitational online auction is running through Aug. 17 and we've been busy looking for interesting items related to the team. READ MORE
How much would you pay to own Joe Namath's iconic fur coat, worn in the 2016 Iron Bowl broadcast during the goodbye tribute to Verne Lundquist? READ MORE
If you’ve ever dreamed of getting up close and personal to Red Sox legend Ted Williams, you might be able to snag the next best thing since the player’s 2002 passing. READ MORE
Fans of KFC's Colonel Sanders now have the chance to wear a suit worn by the pop culture icon. READ MORE
Among the hundreds of items up for bidding via Lelands auctions are 10 nostalgic Cleveland Indians pieces all dating more than 60 years. Some go back more than 100 years. READ MORE
Incredibly rare to have any Mickey Mantle bat available for auction, let alone one that has his name and the All-Star Game burned into it. READ MORE
Weeks after receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from the NBA, legendary trailblazer Oscar Robertson has decided to put a whole bunch of rare mementos on the auction block … including the lone NBA championship ring he ... READ MORE
Oscar Robertson's 1971 NBA championship ring is among the basketball Hall of Famer's items being auctioned. READ MORE
World champion Always B Miki made one final visit to the Big M winner's enclosure on Nov. 18 for a special retirement ceremony after he capped his career with a resounding win in the $400,000 TVG Free-For-All Pace the pr... READ MORE
Because he is a third generation Ford dealer, Gary Ackerman is often asked by customers about his bloodlines. He usually quotes Bill Ford, the Ford Motor Company’s chairman: “He once told me, ‘my heart is oval-shaped and... READ MORE
One of the thrills of attending The National Sports Collectors Convention in Atlantic City this past August was seeing the valuable surprises people brought into to the auction house booths. At Lelands, a leading sports ... READ MORE
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Lelands auction house has a variety of Cleveland Indians memorabilia for sale. Here's a look at several of the historic items up for auction. READ MORE
A massive collection of Muhammad Ali memorabilia is available for auction, including a signed torch from the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta where Ali's appearance capped a stirring opening ceremony. READ MORE
It may have been priceless to Jackie Robinson, but a New York auctioneer hopes to get $400,000 for a Brooklyn Dodgers cap that was specially padded to protect the man who broke baseball’s color barrier from beanball-thro... READ MORE
One of the footballs at the center of the “Deflategate” scandal involving New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady sold at an auction Saturday for $43,740. READ MORE
This bat broke the bank. A bat used by Lou Gehrig at the dawn of his Hall of Fame career recently sold for $131,769 at auction through Lelands. READ MORE
Why would someone pay almost $20,000 for a Bruins jersey? Because it’s a No. 4 that was not worn by Bruins Hall of Famer Bobby Orr. The old-style wool jersey worn in 1957 by hard-hitting Bruins defenseman Bob Armstrong f... READ MORE
It was Jake Arrieta's first no-hitter but Kris Bryant played a large role in the milestone, and that has made the slugger's jersey a hot commodity. READ MORE
Would you like a photo of Babe Ruth posing with a baseball bat between his legs? Because it can be yours: Lelands, a sports memorabilia auction house, has it up for sale. It’s from the estate of Ruth’s teammate Ed Wells,... READ MORE
A recent press conference occurred deep in the heart of the world’s media capital, and high above it, too. From the windows on the 34th floor of the Manhattan sky scraper, you can spot land marks such as Central Park to... READ MORE
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Fans of Babe Ruth and dirty jokes have been presented with quite an opportunity. READ MORE
Babe Ruth was a champion in all facets of his life. He was one of the game’s best pitchers before switching to the outfield. His prolific and epic clouts have no equals in baseball history. Away from the diamond, he wolf... READ MORE
NEW YORK (AP) — It took a miracle for Jim Craig to win a gold medal in hockey at the 1980 Olympics, but, after 36 years, he’s willing to let it go. READ MORE
Jim Craig became a part of history when he helped lead the U.S. hockey team that shocked the world by defeating the heavily favored Soviets at Lake Placid en route to a Olympic gold in 1980. Now, the goalie on that Mirac... READ MORE
The same auction that features “Miracle on Ice” goalie Jim Craig’s gold medal and the American flag he draped around his shoulders after the U.S. Olympic hockey team stunned the Soviet Union in 1980 includes a piece of m... READ MORE
If you've got a few hundred thousand dollars laying around you can be the proud owner of some memorabilia from one of the most famous sporting events in history. READ MORE
(CNN)There was Jim Craig on the ice, the epitome of Americana. The fresh-faced college boy, just 22, wearing a U.S. flag and looking in the stands for his beloved dad. READ MORE
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Some nostalgic items from Cleveland's sporting past are on the auction block through Friday, Jan. 8. READ MORE
The sports memorabilia website that sold the only known existing Deflategate football for nearly $44,000 has some advice for the woman who painted the recent courtroom sketch of Patriots quarterback Tom Brady: “Sell it o... READ MORE
Jim Craig, the goalie on the “Miracle on Ice” hockey team, plans to sell his collection of memorabilia from the 1980 Winter Olympics. The asking price: $5.7 million. READ MORE
A priceless sports moment is going up for sale. A lot of 19 items used by 1980 U.S. Olympic goaltender Jim Craig during the hockey team’s miraculous gold medal run in Lake Placid, N.Y., will be available on Lelands.com ... READ MORE
In the last several years, we’ve seen members of the “Miracle on Ice” Olympic hockey team sell memorabilia from the 1980 Games where Team USA defeated the Soviet Union and went on to win the gold medal. Ken Morrow, Mark ... READ MORE
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The only ball from this year's AFC Championship Game known to have made its way into the public domain sold Saturday morning for $43,740, one of the highest prices ever paid for a football. READ MORE
NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the balls used by the New England Patriots in the NFL’s 2015 AFC Championship game, in which the team was infamously found to have deflated footballs, sold for more than $40,000 in an auction ... READ MORE
A football used in last season’s AFC championship game between the New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts sold for $43,739.99 at auction, according to the auction house Lelands.com. Bids for the DeflateGate ball... READ MORE
A memento of Deflategate infamy has a price, and it's nearly $44,000. A ball used by the New England Patriots in last season's AFC Championship win over the Indianapolis Colts sold at auction for $43,740 on Saturday. Th... READ MORE
According to a report from ESPN, one of the footballs used by the New England Patriots in last season's AFC Championship Game against the Indianapolis Colts was sold by auction house Lelands for $43,740. READ MORE
Several pieces of autographed Beatles memorabilia, including a postcard signed by all four members during their stay in Miami Beach while filming an appearance for the Ed Sullivan Show, are up for auction via Lelands. READ MORE
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - An auction house is selling a very rare, 1911 panoramic photograph of major league stars assembled in Cleveland for a historical benefit game. READ MORE
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Want to own a piece of DeflateGate history? Well, then get ready to cough up $25,000 or more. That’s the starting bid for a football used by the New England Patriots during the AFC championship game against the Indianapo... READ MORE
The footballs used by the New England Patriots offense during the AFC championship this year are among the most talked about pieces of sports equipment in history. READ MORE
Tom Brady's ball is up for auction. That's right, the infamous Deflategate ball is hitting the auction block. Bidding starts at $25,000. READ MORE
Deflategate has become one of the most talked about scandals in sports history and now you can own one of the balls that started it all. READ MORE
One of the infamous “Deflategate” footballs is set to hit the auction block. Lelands will host an auction for one of the game balls used during the AFC Championship Game on Jan. 18. The New England Patriots were later i... READ MORE
Want to own a slightly underinflated piece of NFL history? Now you can. One of the "Deflategate" balls used in the now infamous AFC Championship Game between the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts is up for auct... READ MORE
One of the footballs from the Patriots’ win over the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC Championship game has been consigned to online auction house Lelands.com. READ MORE
Think about how much you'd pay to own one of the footballs found to be deflated by the New England Patriots in their AFC Championship game against the Indianapolis Colts earlier this year. READ MORE
Want to own a piece of horse racing history? Leland's "Vintage Sports" catalog is chock-full of memorabilia from the track, including the massive, 150-plus piece Seabiscuit collection from Chris Lowe — not the Chris Low... READ MORE
NEW YORK (AP) — Seabiscuit jockey Red Pollard's race-worn saddle from the famed champion racehorse has sold for $104,260. READ MORE
The saddle that jockey Red Pollard used during the 1940 Santa Anita Handicap, which Seabiscuit won, was sold at auction for $104,260. The saddle features Pollard’s name across the seat, and according to Lelands.com it ha... READ MORE
As the founder and owner of Lelands, one of the world’s biggest and oldest sports auction houses, for the past 30 years Joshua Evans has survived and prospered despite four recessions, fierce competition from other aucti... READ MORE
The following 1954-55 game-used Ted Williams jersey was auctioned off by the website Lelands.com: READ MORE
A uniform worn by Ted Williams in 1954-55 sold at auction for $137,274, a record for a Williams uniform, according to Lelands.com, an auction house specializing in sports memorabilia. READ MORE
When Josh Evans was 9 years old, his parents would take him to a local flea market, where he brought books, marbles and comics. Evans had a knack for finding the best stuff, even at a young age, and people took notice. READ MORE