​​Once set in the bullpen of Yankee Stadium during the legendary 1960s, this home plate witnessed countless warmups from baseball’s greatest—including icons like Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle—bringing a tangible piece of Yankee legacy into the present.

Game-used Official National League (ONL) baseball from the 1936 World Series, personally sent by umpire George Magerkurth. Used during Game 1—where the Yankees defeated the Giants 4–2—this historic ball is marked in black ink with the score and details, capturing the Yankees’ first World Series appearance without Babe Ruth. Showcasing Hall of Famers like DiMaggio, Gehrig, Hubbell, and Ott, this artifact is a tangible link to one of baseball’s most iconic eras.

A six-button white Hagerstown Suns home jersey issued to Bryce Harper during his stint with the Singe A team in 2011

These Nike baseball cleats were worn by former Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts during the team's September 21, 2008 game at Yankee Stadium — the final home game at the old stadium.

This is a game-used glove from Gary Sheffield’s rookie era, showcasing early signs of the talent that would define his legendary career. A rare piece from the beginning of Sheffield’s rise to MLB stardom, it carries outstanding historical significance.

These game-used cleats date back to the 1980s and were worn by Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer during his legendary career with the Baltimore Orioles. They represent a rare piece of memorabilia from one of baseball’s most dominant and iconic pitchers.

This bat was used by Melky Cabrera to hit the second home run of his MLB career, marking an early milestone in his professional journey. A significant game-used piece from Cabrera’s rise as a major league hitter, it holds special historical value.

This tie clip was given to Ralph Kiner for his appearance in the 1951 All-Star Game, recognizing his status as one of baseball’s premier sluggers. A rare and personal piece, it celebrates Kiner’s Hall of Fame career and All-Star legacy.

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This game-used base from Yankee Stadium, dated September 13, 2008, captures the spirit of the sport’s rich history. It stands as a powerful relic from the final days of the “House That Ruth Built,” home to countless legendary moments

This Ted Williams fishing lure is a rare and fascinating piece of memorabilia that highlights the Hall of Famer’s passion for fishing. While Williams is best known as one of the greatest hitters in baseball history, he was also an avid outdoorsman and an inductee into the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) Fishing Hall of Fame.

This bat was used by Shawn Green during the 2004 season with the Los Angeles Dodgers, a year that further cemented his reputation as one of the game’s top sluggers. A true game-used piece, it reflects Green’s powerful presence at the plate during his standout MLB career.​

These game-used pants were worn by Adam Jones during his final game with the Baltimore Orioles in 2018, marking the end of a beloved era. A heartfelt piece of Orioles history, they celebrate Jones' lasting impact on the franchise and its fans.​

These game-used pants were worn by Adam Jones during his final game with the Baltimore Orioles in 2018, marking the end of a beloved era. A heartfelt piece of Orioles history, they celebrate Jones' lasting impact on the franchise and its fans.​

This commemorative clock was presented to Catfish Hunter in honor of his 1987 induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. A unique piece celebrating Hunter’s legendary career, it symbolizes his lasting legacy among the game’s all-time greats.

This bat was used by Adam Jones during his final series with the Baltimore Orioles, closing out a memorable chapter of his career. A meaningful game-used piece, it honors Jones' remarkable contributions and leadership during his time in Baltimore.

This game-used nameplate was used by Brian Roberts during his final game at Yankee Stadium on September 21, 2008, marking the end of the historic ballpark's 85-year run.

​These game-used cleats were worn by Miguel Tejada during the 2004–2005 MLB seasons, showcasing his powerful presence on the field. A rare and significant piece of memorabilia, they reflect Tejada's impact as a key player for the Baltimore Orioles during that era.​

This Max Bat BR1 model bat was used by Brian Roberts during the Baltimore Orioles' 7–6 victory over the Boston Red Sox on September 29, 2013. In that game, Roberts contributed a double in four at-bats, helping secure the win in the final game of the regular season. The bat measures 33 inches in length and is uncracked, showing light use with visible ball marks and impressions on the barrel.

​This Max Bat BR1 model bat was used by Brian Roberts during the Baltimore Orioles' 6–5 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on September 22, 2009, in which Roberts hit his 55th double of the season.