April 3, 2024
42 Original Signatures Cleveland Browns on Certificate
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Certifcate for Cleveland's 1964 Professional Football World Championship Team BrownsThis certificate entitles the bearer to attend player meetings and team events.It was signed on June 4 2005 by 42 officers and members of the team. The frame is approximately 31 inches high and 24 inches across. The certificate itself is approximately 20 inches high and 16 inches across. Although a limited number of these certificates were drawn up in 2005, we know of no other similar item available. In excellent condition, professionally and beautifully framed in ebony.This is a great piece of memoribilia of the Cleveland Browns! What a piece of sports history for the serious collector! Imagine the organization required to get all these signatures and all this talent in one room!Item has been stored in smoke free, pet free enviroment.The names are:Jim Brown, Jim Houston, John Wooten, Jim Kanicki, Monte Clark, Paul Warfield, Leroy Kelly, Dick Schafrath, Gary Collins, Walter Beach, Bob Gain, Jim Ninowski, Larry Benz, Bill Glass, Frank Parker, Ed Bettridge, Tom Goosby, Bernie Parrish, John Brewer, Ernie Green, David Raimey, John Brown, Gene Hickerson, Walter Roberts, Mike Bundra, Tom Hutchinson, Frank Ryan, Lowell Caylor, Mike Lucci, Charley Scales, Vince Costello, Clifton McNeil, Stan Sczurek, Ross Fichtner, Dale Memmelaar, Roger Shoals, Galen Fiss,
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