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Lot #527 8 x 10 McKechnie, Bill Signed 8x10 Burke Photo Cond: 9

Item ID: 902441 INV ID: Watch Listing

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Current Time: 9/27/2026 4:36:47 AM EST
Listed: Saturday September 12, 2026 10:14 AM EST
Ending: Thursday October 15, 2026 12:45 AM EST
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Starting Bid: $375
Current Bid: $608 by
Next Bid: $669
Bid Increment: $61
Bids: 6 (History)
Reserve Status: This item has no Reserve.

 


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Presented is a signed George Burke portrait photograph of Hall of Fame manager Bill McKechnie, one of the most respected field leaders of baseball s early modern era. The classic Burke studio image captures McKechnie in crisp professional pose, while his period signature appears in a perfect spot with lots of writing, lending the piece both visual strength and historical authenticity. George Burke photography remains deeply woven into the fabric of prewar baseball collecting, with his portraits serving as some of the defining player and manager images of the era. McKechnie s autograph is notably scarcer than many of his contemporaries, particularly on desirable display pieces tied directly to baseball photography history. The combination of a Hall of Fame managerial subject, a coveted Burke image, and an original vintage signature creates an especially appealing crossover collectible for autograph, photography, and baseball history enthusiasts alike. D'1969, these are scarce. JSA LOA (full).

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