Bob Feller Autographs
Bob Feller was a professional baseball player who was born on November 3, 1918, in Van Meter, Iowa. He played as a pitcher in Major League Baseball (MLB) for nearly two decades, from 1936 until 1956. Known as "Rapid Robert," Feller was one of the most dominant pitchers of his time, throwing fastballs at speeds up to 100 miles per hour.
Feller's career in the MLB began in 1936 when he signed with the Cleveland Indians at the tender age of 17. He quickly established himself as a star pitcher, winning 24 games in his second season and leading the league in strikeouts for seven consecutive years from 1938 until 1944. Feller served in the U.S. Navy during World War II but returned to baseball in 1945, resuming his domination on the mound. He was the first pitcher to throw three no-hitters in a career and set numerous other records during his illustrious career, including pitching 12 one-hitters, 44 shutouts, and striking out 2,581 batters in total.
Feller was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1962, cementing his status as one of the greatest pitchers in MLB history. After retiring from baseball, Feller worked as a businessman and continued to be involved in the sport as a commentator and coach. He passed away on December 15, 2010, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire future generations of baseball players.
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The most expensive item with a signature of Bob Feller (Ty Cobb / Bob Feller 1953 Signed Official PCL Baseball (19) Auto PSA/DNA RARE) was sold in May 2025 for $7,300.00 while the cheapest item (BOB FELLER AUTOGRAPHED PHOTO MATED READY FOR FRAMMING!) found a new owner for $0.01 in August 2008. The month with the most items sold (211) was May 2025 with an average selling price of $30.00 for an autographed item of Bob Feller. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in January 2014 with $74.49 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $8.75 was March 2008. In average, an autographed item from Bob Feller is worth $20.50.
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Latest News about Bob Feller
How Bob Feller made Ted Williams start preparing for him three days early (04/30/2020): Most times, Ted Williams started getting ready the night before. With Feller, who threw three no-hitters, and who struck out 17 when he was 17 years old, even the greatest hitter ever knew he had his hands full. 
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Older News Stories about Bob Feller
35 Photos: Bob Feller through the years (04/2015): Already a subscriber? Subscribe today for full access on your desktop, tablet, and mobile device. Already a print edition subscriber, but don't have a login? The Bob Feller Museum is closing due to lack of interest (03/2015): It was one of only three player-specific museums left. Cleveland Indians will create Bob Feller museum at Progressive Field: Hey, Hoyns (01/2015): With the Bob Feller museum in Iowa closing, the Indians will open their own Feller Museum at Progressive Field this year. Bob Feller Museum to become new city hall (11/2014): The Bob Feller Museum will be transformed into a city hall. Cleveland Indians' Nick Swisher named recipient of 2014 Bob Feller Act of Valor (10/2014): Hall of Fame manager Tommy Lasorda and senior chief petty officer Carl Thompson of the U.S. Navy were also recognized as winners of the award. Bob Feller statue and 'Who's on First?' bench to move -- but remain close to Pro (09/2014): The 9-foot bronze statue of the famous Indians pitcher Bob Feller, which stands outside of Progressive Field's Gate C entrance off East Ninth Street, will be relocated nearby and remain accessible to the public. Adam LaRoche finalist for Bob Feller Act of Valor Award (08/2014): The Nationals' first baseman will be recognized for his efforts with the military before Tuesday night's game against Arizona. Nick Swisher willing to do anything to help ballclub; finalist for Bob Feller Aw (07/2014): Nick Swisher is slumping, but wants to do whatever it takes to help the Tribe. Jay Bruce nominated for Bob Feller Act of Valor Award (05/2014): One Cincinnati Reds outfielder has been nominated for an award this Memorial Day weekend. The Bob Feller Act of Valor Award Nomination Process is Under Way (04/2014): Major League Baseball clubs throughout the nation are busy identifying active player and Hall of Fame nominees for the 2014 Bob Feller Act of Valor Award. Electronic nominations we Local buzz: Finances threaten Iowa's Bob Feller Museum (02/2014): The Bob Feller Museum is scheduled to reopen April 5, but financial troubles are threatening its survival in his central Iowa hometown of Van Meter. Baseball, Navy team up with Bob Feller awards (11/2013): Major league baseball and the U.S. Navy are sharing common ground in an unusual awards ceremony in Washington. Chief corpsman to receive Bob Feller Act of Valor award (10/2013): It's not every day that a sailor and pitching ace share a stage, but that's exactly what's in store for Chief Hospital Corpsman (DV/FMF) Garth Sinclair when he accepts the Bob Feller Act of Valor Award on Nov. 6 in Washington, D.C. The Bob Feller Act of Valor Award Nominees Announced (07/2013): Five major league players have been announced as nominees for the inaugural Bob Feller Act of Valor Award and were recognized before Sunday’s Cleveland Indians - Detroit Tigers gam MLB, Navy combine for annual Bob Feller Act of Valor Award (03/2013): MLB, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and the USS Alabama Battleship Commission sponsor an award that will keep the memory of Indians legend Bob Feller alive. Starkey Hearing Technologies' Senior Vice President Brandon Sawalich Electe (02/2013): Brandon Sawalich, Senior Vice President at Starkey Hearing Technologies, has been elected president of the board of directors of the Bob Feller Museum. The museum, located in Felle Vinnie Pestano given Bob Feller Award as Cleveland Indians' Man of the Year (12/2012): Cleveland's chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America honored Vinnie Pestano and Manny Acta with its year-end awards. Last Word: Bob Feller (11/2012): Watch Last Word: Bob Feller video online. News and opinion video from The NYTimes including breaking news, investigative reporting, national and international coverage. Style and celebrity video. Tigers' 13-hit game harkens back to Bob Feller in 1956 (06/2012): Right-hander Bob Feller of the Cleveland Indians was the greatest strikeout pitcher of his time. But in the final game of his career -- against the Tigers on Sept. 30, 1956 -- he didn't strike out anyone. On Memorial Day weekend, Bill Livingston remembers Bob Feller and everything he (05/2012): Memorial Day weekend brings thoughts of the colorful stories and patriotic sacrifices of Indians legend Bob Feller and his generation. Medical field of dreams: Doctor meets spirit of baseball in Bob Feller (01/2012): Indians great reminded doctor of James Cagney, or Humphrey Bogart, or one of those other great actors from the 1930s, who spoke in clipped, important phrases. Bob Feller memorabilia for sale (12/2011): The widow of Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller has donated some of her husband's hats and jerseys to benefit hospice. The day I got a hit off Bob Feller (11/2011): A lifelong baseball fan recalls his greatest moment on the diamond, at Sicks' Stadium in 1976. What a day for baby boy ... Bob Feller holds him by statue: Cleveland Indians Me (09/2011): The legendary Indians pitcher gives a couple and their baby a memory to cherish. Bob Feller's autograph has never lost its appeal: Cleveland Indians memories (08/2011): Here is Friday's essay by Robert Bandsuh of Twinsburg. For this fella, doubleheader and a no-hitter by Bob Feller: Cleveland Indians Me (07/2011): Youngster's first game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium turns out to be his greatest. Bob Feller no-hitter, foul ball make for a fair day for Tribe fan: Cleveland Ind (06/2011): A father's early birthday gesture turns into a real treat for a young Indians fan. A teenaged Bob Feller puts on a show against the Yankees: Tribe memories (05/2011): Here is Wednesday's essay by Charles Cormany of Medina. Bert Blyleven got congratulatory note from Bob Feller's widow: Indians chatter (04/2011): Bert Blyleven, who will be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in July, received a letter of congratulations from Anne Feller, widow of Hall of Famer and former Indians right-hander Bob Feller, after his election in January. ONLY ONLINE: Indians, fans remember Bob Feller (03/2011): As Indians players past and present filed quietly into pews along with ordinary baseball fans to celebrate the extraordinary life of a one-of-a-kind legend and cherished civic treasure, the church's organ filled the space with a familiar tune. To honor the greatest Cleveland Indian, how about the Bob Feller Diamond? Bill L (02/2011): On the model of Duke's Coach K Court, why not a Bob Feller Diamond at Progressive Field? P.M. Cleveland Indians links: Tribe on Tour announced; more Bob Feller memories (01/2011): Tribe on Tour lets fans meet Indians players and manager Manny Acta. On Erie visits, Indians' Bob Feller impressed (12/2010): When Bob Feller appeared at Ainsworth Field in July 1988, I really wanted to bat against him. What self-respecting baseball fan wouldn't want to dig in at home plate against a Hall of Fame pitcher?
