Displayed is a 1967 St. Louis Cardinals World Champions team-signed baseball with 24 signatures, including five Hall of Famers. The '67 Cardinals won the NL pennant with a record of 101-60 and then defeated the Boston Red Sox in the '67 World Series in seven games.

Hall of Famer signatures: Manager Red Schoendienst, formerly a great National League second baseman as a player; Bob Gibson, a right-hander who went 13-7, with a 2.98 ERA in '67; Steve Carlton, a left-hander who was 14-9, with the same 2.98 ERA as Gibson; first baseman Orlando Cepeda, who signed on the sweet spot with Red Schoendienst, was the '67 NL MVP and led the NL in RBIs, with 111; left-fielder Lou Brock, who stole 52 bases that season and led the NL in runs, with 113. Notables: Roger Maris, the right fielder who broke Babe Ruth's single-season home run record in 1961, when Maris had 61 four-baggers; Tim McCarver, a catcher who became Steve Carlton's favorite receiver and later a noted broadcaster; Curt Flood, the center fielder who challenged baseball's reserve clause; Billy Moffitt, a coach, and a former pitcher who is the brother of tennis great Billie Jean King; Nelson Briles, a right-hander who was also a World Champion on the 1971 Pittsburgh Pirates. Additional signatures: Phil Gagliano, Hal Woodeshick, Dal Maxvill, Ed Bressoud, Dick Hughes, Joe Hoerner, and MORE.

The Official National League Ball (Giles) exhibits signatures that are in blue ballpoint ink and are mostly 7 or 8/10. A few of the signatures are not legible, and the Schoendienst autograph shows some fading, particularly where "Red" signed. The ball has a few small spots, but is in overall EXCELLENT condition. The signed ball comes with a PSA LOA for the signatures.