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most consider Wilt the Stilt's single game point record unbreakable
Written on Alexander Graham Bell’s (1847-1922) personal stationary from his home address AKA “Bell Mansion” as it was known at the time
as compared to others you may find online
They're not easily found as the supply every year seems to dry up
Following his Rookie of the Year campaign in 1951
Booker T. Washington Signed Autograph Display. Tuskegee, Alabama 1909 Vintage Sports Memorabilia most consider Wilt the Stilt'sBooker T. Washington Autograph Display Born into slavery in 1856 and freed during the Civil War, Booker T. Washington was an author, educator, orator, and philanthropist who was one of the most prominent African American leaders in post Civil War America. Signed and inscribed on a 4. 25" x 2. 75" card, Washington inscribed his signature "Tuskegee, Alabama. Mar. 11, 1909". Washington was the first leader of the Tuskegee Institute, now known as Tuskegee