This rare 1916 original Type 1 photograph captures Fred Mitchell in a seldom-seen Chicago Cubs uniform during the early days of his managerial career. A deadball era standout, Mitchell would go on to lead the Cubs to the 1918 World Series. This newly discovered image is a true gem for collectors of early 20th-century baseball history.

These rare 1919 check are hand-signed by Fred Mitchell, the legendary manager of the Chicago Cubs during the World War I era. A unique piece of baseball history, it captures a moment from the career of one of the game's early strategic minds.

Bill Walton Helix High School Scrapbook (Original JV basketball team photo, Original Varsity basketball team photo, 1967 High School letterman’s athletic award certificate. 1967 San Diego Kiwanis Tournament program, 1970 AAU Tournament Finals roster, and Numerous newspaper articles)

This rare 1917 check is hand-signed by Fred Mitchell, the legendary manager of the Chicago Cubs during the World War I era. A unique piece of baseball history, it captures a moment from the career of one of the game's early strategic minds.

This vintage 1919 Chicago Cubs player’s contract is signed by team manager Fred Mitchell and represents a rare piece of baseball history. Also bearing the signatures of Cubs owner Bill Veeck Sr. and National League President John Heydler, a potential future Hall of Famer, the document reflects the leadership behind the post-World War I Cubs. Dated May 3, 1919, it offers a glimpse into the business side of America’s pastime during a transformative era.