This is a rare envelope commemorating the day Cal Ripken Jr. broke Loug Gehrig's consecutive games played record.  This envelope is singed by Ripken and the Postal Office in Ripken's hometown (Aberdeen, MD) has stamped on date the record was passed (September 6, 1995). With values instilled in him from a deep rooted baseball family, Cal Ripken, Jr. played 21 seasons for the Orioles.  A two-time American League Most Valuable Player, he revolutionized the shortstop position and proved to be the most durable everyday player in baseball history. He retired having played in 3001 games (8th all-time), 3,184 hits (13th all-time), 431 career homers (30th all-time) and held or shared 11 Major League or American League fielding records.  Ripken will be eligible for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY in 2007. Official Ironclad Authentics Certificate of Authenticity and Hologram, and MLB Hologram included with your order. 

Weight: 1.00 lb(s)

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