April 3, 2024
SALVINO Joe Namath FIGURINE AUTOGRAPH 936/2500 JETS
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Winning bidder to receive a Salvino Football Legends Inc. Joe Namath Autographed Figurine. This figurine has been personally approved and contains an authentic personal autograph (auto / signed) of Hall of Famer (HOF) and All-Time Great Quarterback "Broadway" Joe Namath of the New York Jets. This Namath figurine is a "Special Edition" from Salvino and is serially numbered 986 of a worldwide production run of 2500 pieces. The Namath figurine measures over 9" tall (base to the top of the football) with a 4" x 7 ½" base. The figurine is a cold-cast porcelain figurine depicting Namath in his #12 New York Jets "white" jersey uniform and recreates Namath's 'classic' forward passing pose. The figurine's details are SUPER SHARP and the COLOR is VERY PRISTINE. The Namath AUTOGRAPH included on the front plate is VERY DISTINCTIVE and PRECISE! Bidders may view the multiple picture scans below and determine for themselves the merits of this auction. THIS NAMATH FIGURINE WILL MAKE A GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT AND / OR A SUPER COLLECTIBLE FOR THE VINTAGE HOBBYISTS. The figurine will ship in the original Salvino Inc. manufacturer's box. This is a no reserve auction. Please check out my other no reserve auctions. This auction is open to Domestic USA bidders only (will ship within the USA only). Winners add $10.00 for shipping and handling, insurance is extra
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