Hobie Landrith Autographs

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Current items with a signature of Hobie Landrith

These are the most current items with a signature of Hobie Landrith that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	1957 TOPPS HOBIE LANDRITH #182 CARDINALS SIGNED AUTOGRAPH VINTAGE	$36.50
	Hobie Landrith Signed 1956 Topps Chicago Cubs Autograph	$25.00

Traded items with a signature of Hobie Landrith

Most recently, these items with a signature of Hobie Landrith were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

Picture	Item Title	Price	Store
	1958 Topps #24 Hobie Landrith signed card * Deceased *	$12.59
	1958 TOPPS HOBIE LANDRITH #24 CARDINALS SIGNED AUTOGRAPH VINTAGE TOUGH	$31.50
	1959 Topps #422 Hobie Landrith Giants AUTO Signed	$24.99
	1959 Topps #422 Hobie Landrith Giants AUTO Signed	$24.99
	Hobie Landrith 1957 Topps Cardinals authentic autographed card	$14.98
	Hobie Landrith 1960 Topps Giants authentic autographed card	$9.98
	Hobie Landrith Autographed Signed 1956 Topps #314 Cubs IP Auto No COA (JDD)	$30.99
	Hobie Landrith Autographed Signed 1959 Topps #422 Giants IP Auto No COA (JDD)	$35.99
	Hobie Landrith Chicago Cubs 1956 Topps #314 Signed Card	$20.99
	Hobie Landrith PSA DNA Signed 1956 Topps Autograph	$46.25
	Hobie Landrith PSA DNA Signed 1957 Topps Autograph	$40.25
	Hobie Landrith Signed 1954 Bowman Cincinnati Reds Autographed	$25.00
	Hobie Landrith Signed 1960 Topps San Francisco Giants Autograph	$16.00
	Hobie Landrith Signed Autographed 8x10 Photo REDS CARDINALS GIANTS	$20.99
	Signed STRAT-O-MATIC Card Hobie Landrith Debut.1950 Giants 1959	$6.00

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Latest News about Hobie Landrith

Hobie Landrith, the First New York Met, Dies at 93 (04/09/2023): A major league catcher for 14 seasons, he was the first player picked by the newly formed Mets in the expansion draft in 1961.