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Step back in time with this authentic Rick Ferrell Hall of Fame Plaque, graced with the signature of one of baseball’s most enduring legends. This PSA/DNA certified autograph is a gateway to the golden era of America’s favorite pastime, offering collectors a chance to own a piece of history. Richard Benjamin Ferrell, born on October 12, 1905, in Durham, North Carolina, was a beacon of resilience and skill in Major League Baseball (MLB). His career spanned 18 seasons as a catcher from 1929 through 1947, during which he played for the St. Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox, and Washington Senators. Known for his durable performance and laser-accurate arm, Ferrell was a master behind the plate, adept at handling knuckleball pitchers and thwarting potential base-stealers. Ferrell’s .281 career batting average and 1,806 games as a catcher set an American League longevity record that stood for over 40 years. An eight-time All-Star, he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984 by the Veterans Committee, a testament to his exceptional contributions to the game. Beyond his impressive stats, Ferrell’s life was marked by a passion for baseball inherited from his father. Growing up on a 160-acre dairy farm near Greensboro, North Carolina, he and his brothers honed their skills on a homemade baseball field, fostering a love for the game that would define their lives. Ferrell’s journey to the majors was a testament to his determination, overcoming the era’s challenges to become a free agent and eventually signing with the Browns, setting the stage for a remarkable career. Features: Genuine Rick Ferrell autograph PSA/DNA certification for undeniable authenticity Iconic Hall of Fame Plaque postcard Rich history with Browns, Senators, and Red Sox Perfect for display or as a cornerstone of your collection This signed HOF plaque is not just a collector’s item; it’s a tribute to Rick Ferrell’s indomitable spirit and his legacy as a true gentleman of baseball. Add this timeless autograph to your collection and celebrate the storied career of a MLB icon.