Game-used memorabilia, direct from the dugout.

A collection of New York Mets memorabilia, including a signed blue Majestic Bobby Valentine #2 jersey , a framed 1973 Official Year Book with multiple signatures, and a signed black-and-white Butch Huskey Mets player photo. The jersey bears a Bobby Valentine signature on the front lower right panel.

A Bobby Valentine collection centered on Jackie Robinson and the 1997 Shea Stadium ceremony at which Major League Baseball retired number 42 throughout the sport. Bobby presents a commemorative jacket from that event alongside intact vintage magazine features on Jackie Robinson, Sandy Koufax and Roy Campanella. The magazine titles, issue dates and jacket labeling should be confirmed from the photographs.

A Chiba Lotte Marines (NPB) white home jersey with the '05 Asia Champions patch and a Bobby Valentine autograph in both English and Japanese dated 2006, accompanied by four 2007 Marines Match Card Programs (each signed) and three wrapped baseballs. Bobby Valentine managed the Chiba Lotte Marines 2004–2009.

From Bobby Valentine's personal Texas Rangers collection, this three-piece lot includes a framed certificate commemorating Nolan Ryan's seventh no-hitter against the Toronto Blue Jays at Arlington Stadium on May 1, 1991, his gray Rawlings size 42 VALENTINE #2 jersey, and an uncut Mother's Cookies Rangers team sheet shown front and back. In the accompanying video, Bobby recounts the dugout moment before Ryan's seventh no-hitter and presents these exact pieces. He identifies the jersey as game-used and the certificate bearing Nolan Ryan's signature. Those statements are direct provenance from Bobby.

Three distinct Mets memorabilia items: two framed 1986 World Champions signed photo displays. One dual-signed by Dwight Gooden and Mookie Wilson, one signed by the entire 1986 team. As well as Bobby Valentine's New York Mets blue zip-up jacket with NY logo, number 2 on the sleeve, and Valentine across the back.

A professionally framed black-and-white photograph of a 1969 New York Mets World Series clinching moment, matted and labeled '1969 World Series Champions,' bearing player autographs of Jerry Koosman, Jerry Grote, and Ed Charles. Accompanied by a framed Daily News front page reading 'We're No. 1' signed by Nolan Ryan, commemorating the Miracle Mets championship.

A collection of Los Angeles Dodgers / Tommy Lasorda memorabilia including two baseballs, one ball from the 2004 All-Star Game signed by Tommy Lasorda with his Hall of Fame induction year included, one commemorative ball from his Hall of Fame induction day, a framed team photo of Tommy Lasorda, Bobby Valentine, Steve Garvey, and Bill Buckner, a Baseball Hall of Fame induction card for Thomas Charles Lasorda (inducted August 3, 1997), a signed black-and-white 8x10 photo inscribed 'HOF 97', and a Tommy Lasorda 'My Way' CD.

A collection of 2001 MLB All-Star Game Seattle memorabilia including the official program (cover: Mike Piazza), Workout Day guide, All-Star Week guide, All-Star Gala invitation, two game tickets, a Home Run Derby embroidered emblem patch, and a Budweiser All-Star sticker — multiple items bearing Bobby Valentine signature.

A lot of four distinct New York Mets collectibles: a framed dual-signed 'Doc and Darryl' photo (Dwight Gooden #16 and Darryl Strawberry #18) commemorating the last game at Shea Stadium, Bobby Valentine's royal blue satin Mets starter-style jacket with #81 on the sleeve, white home baseball pants, and gray road baseball pants.

A collection of Nolan Ryan memorabilia commemorating his 300th major league win on July 31, 1990, including the Milwaukee Sentinel front page, a commemorative '300' program, a signed ticket/certificate for the 300th win game, and several baseball cards .

A framed 8x10 color photograph of a David Wright #5, displayed in a black wood frame. The photo bears David Wright's autograph in blue marker and includes an MLB hologram authentication sticker (DB437017707) in the lower right corner.

A collection of Chiba Lotte Marines memorabilia including two sealed 2005 Nippon Series Championship t-shirts (white and black), four 2007 Marines Match Card Programs with signatures on covers, and a 2006 World Baseball Classic official program also bearing the signatures of Bobby Valentine in both English and Japanese and Tommy Lasorda.

A collection of Chiba Lotte Marines memorabilia including a black jersey signed by Bobby Valentine, a white Marines polo shirt, three championship t-shirts (2005 Nippon Series Champion), and six signed Marines Match Card Programs from approximately 2005-2007.

Official bilingual (Japanese/English) program for the 2000 MLB Opening Series played in Japan, featuring the Chicago Cubs vs. New York Mets.

White pinstripe Russell Athletic jersey with red lettering reading 'VALENTINE' and number 3 on the back, consistent with a Texas Rangers or Mets-era style. The number 3 patch bears a Bobby Valentine autograph signed directly on the numeral.

A white Los Angeles Angels Nike/Fanatics MLB official replica jersey bearing the name NETO and number 9, accompanied by a vintage Sporting News newspaper featuring Nolan Ryan and signed by Ryan himself, as well as a Nolan Ryan Mother's Cookies baseball card.

A Los Angeles Dodgers collection including a blue Dodgers branded duffle bag with a name tag reading 'LASORDA 2', a Tommy Lasorda plaque commemorating 20 years as Dodgers manager, an uncut Dodgers team photo sheet from 1991, and a Dodgers/Mother's Cookies set of the 1995 Dodgers team.

Official Major League Baseball 2000 World Series 'Fall Classic' program featuring the New York Yankees vs. New York Mets 'Subway Series'. The program bears a Bobby Valentine blue ink signature across the illustrated pitcher artwork on the front cover. 2 available.

Two Wilson-branded New York Mets duffle bags: a gray duffle/equipment bag featuring a 2000 World Series logo patch and Wilson branding, and a black Wilson rolling/garment-style travel bag with the classic Mets circular logo and a name tag reading 'Valentine' on the luggage tag. Both are official team-issued equipment.

A navy three-ring binder labeled 'Red Sox Advance 2009 METS' with the New York Mets logo sticker on the front cover, and a separate label reading 'FARRELL' — likely belonging to John Farrell, who was Boston's pitching coach in 2009. This appears to be an internal advance scouting report binder prepared by the Red Sox coaching staff on the Mets.

Six vintage West Point Army football game programs including Army vs Duke (1945), Army vs Villanova (1947), Army vs Columbia (1938), Army vs Oklahoma (1946), Army vs Navy (1954 official program), and a program referencing the 49th State. These are colorful illustrated covers typical of mid-century collegiate football programs.

Seven official MLB commemorative baseballs, including a New York Mets 2000 Opening Day at Shea Stadium vs. Padres signed by Bobby Valentine, a New York Mets 1999 Opening Day at Shea Stadium vs. Marlins signed by Bobby Valentine, a Yankees 100th Anniversary ball, a 1999 MLB All-Star Game at Fenway Park baseball, a baseball from the 2008 Nippon Professional Baseball All-Star Game in Yokohama, and a 1999 American League Divisional Series ball.

Three antique/vintage leather baseball gloves: a dark brown fielder's glove (left), a tan catcher's mitt (middle), and a dark brown early-style split-finger glove (right). All three show significant age-related wear, patina, and weathering consistent with mid-20th century manufacture.

A Fenway Park 100th Anniversary commemorative lot including a black Boston Red Sox player equipment/travel bag (numbered 25), a Majestic Boston Red Sox pullover dugout jacket with Bobby Valentine's, and a 2011 Player Development Staff Manual signed by Bobby as well. All items feature the Fenway Park 100 Years commemorative patch.

A large autographed photo of Bobby Valentine in his famous disguise from 1999, together with a collection of 61 baseball cards spanning his playing career and Chiba Lotte Marines managing era — every card individually signed by Bobby Valentine.

Official Los Angeles Dodgers team programs from 1968 and 1969.