Lot #662 Deceased # Travis Jackson Cond: 8 (ONL Feeney)
A somewhat elusive single, 1920s/30s HOF shortstop Travis Jackson died in 1987 and was not a big show guest. The ball is a mildly toned ONL Feeney model, this has a solid Travis C Jackson black ink signature. JSA LOA (full).
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