Joseph Baylon - Articles

Books Away! Knowing the World War II Autographed Materials That you Can Buy

For many war enthusiasts, the Second World War marked a period of great change that makes memorabilia from that era worth collecting. The Second World War brought forth revolutions in artillery and war strategies, not to mention secret, surprise raids that marked the beginning of the war at Pearl Harbor, and the end of it at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. There was the atomic bomb that spurred even more research in the fields of nuclear physics and atomic energy. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Hobbies

Home Run Madness: Getting Washington Senators Baseball Memorabilia

Are you a fan of the Washington Senators? Do you love watching your favorite team score its home runs and blast through the innings with all the points they need to win? Then you will surely salivate for the best Washington Senators baseball memorabilia, which are great when bought as is – and even more precious when signed by your favorite players. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Baseball

Hall of Fame Madness: Getting Reggie White Autographed Memorabilia

What’s the fuss about Reggie White, and why do so many football enthusiasts rush after his autographed memorabilia? Born a few days before Christmas in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Reggie White played defensive tackle for a number of teams, such as the Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles. He likewise won NFL awards in the process, and was for some time the consistent recipient of the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Autographed Nhl Memorabilia: What to Look for and Why you Should Get it

Autographed NHL memorabilia can vary from trading cards to pucks to jerseys – almost anything hockey-related that has a surface that can be written on. And it's always an exciting time to take home signed memorabilia that lets you hold a piece of hockey history in your hands, especially if it's from a favorite player or an athlete who helped shape the game into what it is now. But with every celebration, there's always a party pooper – fake memorabilia. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Mcdonald's Hockey Collectibles: Building More Interest in Hockey Memorabilia

Hockey trading cards may seem to wane in popularity, but if McDonald's has its way, it won't be for the next 100 years. They may probably have experienced spikes in demand thanks to McDonald's hockey collectibles. These hockey cards that come from the house of Ronald McDonald are actually worth something, considering that it's supplied only in Canada and that many kids actually don't think much of them, leaving much of the loot and short supply to serious collectors. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Joe Dimaggio Baseball Memorabilia: an Abc for the New Collector

For most baseball fans, the excitement derived from the sport is simply all about the love for the game. But for the really passionate baseball enthusiast, collecting baseball memorabilia is the thing that makes the sport a worthwhile enterprise instead of just a favorite pastime. No wonder then that collecting baseball memorabilia has evolved into a multi-million dollar pursuit; an investment if you must. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Baseball

Want a Piece of the Hammer? Here's How to Look for a Hank Aaron Autographed Baseball

Hank Aaron is well-loved and known for breaking the home-run record previously set by the late great Babe Ruth. Hank streaked through with 755 homes (Ruth had 714) and set more than 10 records in the major league. He was known for his powerful slugs – during his career, he only batted one home run inside the park during a game with the Philadelphia Phillies. The first and only home run he hit that didn’t leave the park. For his batting prowess, he earned the nickname 'Hammerin' Hank'. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Baseball

Guide to Babe Ruth's Baseball Memorabilia

Baseball is the number one sport that has captured the hearts of Americans, both young and old. That is the reason why baseball memorabilia is also popular and in-demand in the country. Nearly all the things that baseball athletes use in and out of the field have fetched a considerable amount of money, especially those that have been used by baseball legends like Baseball Hall of Famer Babe Ruth. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Baseball

Sports Fever Across the Atlantic: UK Autographed Memorabilia

People all over the world are fascinated with athletes and sports. No matter where you go, children can be congregating around a soccer ball, and will be kicking it amongst themselves. Teens may be gathered at the basketball court, engaged in friendly games while sweating their afternoon away. Even the elderly like to take up sports such as swimming and jogging in order to maintain their health. Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Sports & Fitness

Getting Started With Autographed Soccer Memorabilia

Having a collection of autographed soccer memorabilia has long been a way of proving your loyalty and passion to the sport. If you’re interested in starting your own collection, here are several tips to ensure that you’ll not only have an easy time collecting Read

By: Joseph Baylon | 17/04/2007 | Soccer