Hank Aaron & Willie Mays – Dual Autographed Photograph

Baseball Legends – 1,341 Combined Home Runs, 5,991 Combined Hits

This extraordinary framed photograph features Hank Aaron (Atlanta Braves) and Willie Mays (New York Mets) together on the field, each smiling in their team uniforms. The photograph is beautifully dual-signed in blue ink by both players — Aaron on the left, Mays on the right — each in a bold, flowing hand.

The presentation, featuring deep blue and orange matting (reflecting the teams’ colors) with a solid oak frame, makes this a museum-quality piece honoring two Hall of Fame icons.

About the Players:

Hank Aaron

• Full Name: Henry Louis Aaron

• Born: February 5, 1934 — Died: January 22, 2021

• Teams: Milwaukee / Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers

• Career Highlights:

  • Baseball Hall of Fame (1982)

  • 755 Career Home Runs (MLB record from 1974–2007)

  • 3,771 Hits, 2,297 RBIs (still all-time record)

  • 25× All-Star

  • 1957 NL MVP

  • 1957 World Series Champion

  • 2× Batting Title, 4× Home Run Leader

Willie Mays

• Full Name: Willie Howard Mays Jr.

• Born: May 6, 1931

• Teams: New York / San Francisco Giants, New York Mets

• Career Highlights:

  • Baseball Hall of Fame (1979)

  • 660 Career Home Runs

  • 3,283 Hits, 1,903 RBIs

  • 24× All-Star

  • 2× NL MVP (1954, 1965)

  • 12× Gold Glove Winner

  • 1954 World Series Champion

  • Member of MLB’s All-Century and All-Time Teams

Together, Aaron and Mays represent the pinnacle of consistent greatness — both breaking barriers and redefining what it meant to be a complete ballplayer.

Details:

• Athletes: Hank Aaron & Willie Mays

• Teams: Atlanta Braves (Aaron) / New York Mets (Mays)

• Medium: Color photograph (likely mid-1970s reunion or exhibition setting)

• Signatures: Dual autographs in blue marker

• Matting: Blue, orange, and white triple-layer mat

• Frame: Oak woodgrain

• Approx. Size: 16" × 20" (framed)

• Condition: Excellent — vivid color, crisp autographs, professional presentation

Collector’s Note:

Dual-signed pieces of Aaron and Mays together are exceptionally desirable and increasingly scarce, especially after Aaron’s passing in 2021. The pairing of these two sluggers — with a combined 1,400+ home runs and over 40 All-Star appearances — embodies the golden age of baseball.