Explore a rare glimpse into Phil Rizzuto’s early life with two original 1936 Richmond Hill High School report cards, each signed “Philip Rizzuto” along with his parents’ signatures. Just 19 at the time, Rizzuto would debut with the Yankees five years later and go on to become a Hall of Famer.

This vintage holiday card features the printed message “Joyous Greetings Of The Season…” inside, along with the names “Eleanor and Lou Gehrig.” Light toning and minor wear are present, consistent with its age. Cards jointly bearing the names of Lou and Eleanor Gehrig are highly collectible, as they reflect the personal side of one of baseball’s most admired figures. Lou Gehrig, a Hall of Famer and longtime New York Yankee, remains a symbol of integrity and perseverance, making items connected to his personal life especially meaningful to collectors.

This original Western Union telegram, sent by John F. Kennedy on November 21, 1959, is a remarkable piece of presidential campaign history. Sent just weeks before Kennedy officially announced his candidacy on January 2, 1960, the telegram offers a rare glimpse into the early momentum of his presidential run. Addressed to his brother-in-law and trusted aide Stephen E. Smith, JFK expresses heartfelt gratitude for support during his Kansas tour, calling the meetings “marvelous and very profitable.” Signed boldly as “Jack Kennedy,” this document underscores the grassroots nature of his early campaign efforts and the tight-knit team that helped shape his path to the presidency.

This game-used second base was on the field during Adam Jones’ final game with the Baltimore Orioles in 2018, marking the close of a cherished era. A tangible piece of Orioles history, it honors Jones’ enduring legacy and the deep connection he forged with fans and the franchise.

Sally Ride’s personal documents from 9 June 1983 detail her preparation for the historic STS-7 mission aboard Space Shuttle Challenger—her first spaceflight and the flight that made her the first American woman in space. The eight pages include pre-launch schedules, flight crew ground rules, and her Individual Pilot Flight Record. Notably, her schedule begins three days before launch and includes a dinner at the “Beach House,” a tradition for astronauts. A handwritten note on her flight record commemorates a milestone: “Congratulations Sally – another first for you – first MS [Mission Specialist] of your group to pass the 1K mark.”