Signed Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

A vintage clothbound copy of "The Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank Baum, up for auction at Profiles in History, was signed by all the stars of the film's cast -- including Toto.


http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/jacketcopy/2010/12/and-toto-too-wizard-of-oz-book-auction-star-autographs.html

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Autographed Baseballs -3

Signed Baseballs - In Person Autographs

#1 Jeremy Sowers



#2 Maurey Willis



#3 Tony Pena Jr.



#4 Paul Konerko (upside down)



#5 Delmon Young



#6 Victor Martinez



#7 Scott Kazmir



#8 Juan Pierre



#9 Luis Gonzalez



#10 Felix Pie



#11 Brian Anderson



#12 Jeff Brantley



#13 Ronny Cenedo



#14 Travis Hafner



#15 Anthony Reyes



#16 Chin Lu Hu



#17 Clayton Kershaw



#18 Jordan Danks



#19 Justin Smoak



#20 Frank Thomas



#21 Jeff Blauser



#22 Jeremy Hermida



#23 Ryan Garko



#24 Edwin Encarnation



#25 Daric Barton (Upside Down)

Autographed Balls - 2

Signed Baseballs - In Person Autographs

#1 Joel Zumaya



#2 Mark Reynolds



#3 Alex Gordon



#4 Mike Cameron



#5 J.P Acenbia



#6 Chris Volstad



#7 Bob Ueker



#8 Howie Kendrick



#9 Jeff Francouer



#10 Cesar Carillo

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#1 Andruw McClutchen



#2 Jacoby Ellsbury



#3 Matt Kemp



#4 Terry Pendelton



#5 Frank Thomas

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Possible Last Autograph of John F. Kennedy

What was possibly the last autograph signed by President John F. Kennedy sold recently at an auction with other items linked to his assassination.

He signed the front page of the Dallas Morning News on November 22, 1963 for a maid named Jan White. He had just entered the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce to give a breakfast speech. Later that day he was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald.

The date of Kennedy's assassination was on the paper near his signature.

The winning bid of $39,000 was placed by Joe Maddalena, president and owner of Profiles in History in Calabassas, California.