The Antiques Roadshow hit a home run after it found a collection of 1870s Boston baseball memorabilia which was valued at $1million. A trove of signatures and rare baseball cards from Boston Red ...

This will make you think twice before throwing away your old baseball cards. A New England-area woman discovered her 19th-century memorabilia collection of the Boston Red Stockings team was worth $1 ...

It's not every day I get to work Antiques Roadshow into Hot Clicks but today is one of those days. This sweet woman pictured above is the great-great-granddaughter of a lady who ran a Boston boarding ...

It's outta here! A collection of 1870s baseball memorabilia - signatures and rare cards from Boston Red Stockings players - has been appraised at $1 million, the PBS program "Antiques Roadshow" said.

The “ghosts” of the Middletown Mansfields return to play a vintage baseball game against their arch rivals, the New York Mutuals, Sunday at 1 p.m. at Woodrow Wilson Middle School on Wild erman’s Way ...

Ever since Estevan "The Cuban Sylph" Bellán played third base for the Troy (N.Y.) Haymakers of the National Association in the early 1870s, baseball has been an important part of the lives of Latinos ...

In the 1870s, it was the name of London’s world baseball champions – one that lived on for decades with competitive youth clubs in the city. But in the 21st century, amid a shift from oft-cartoonish ...

Although a number of baseball teams were formed in Boise during the 1870s — including the public school Dodgers of 1875, who played the town team Capitals — the most important feature of the decade ...

According to the Associated Press, the PBS series “Antiques Roadshow” appraised $1 million worth of 1870s Boston baseball memorabilia during their taping this past weekend in New York City. The ...

Appraisal: Lemon Peel Baseball, ca. 1870, in Harrisburg, Hour 1. Watch Simeon Lipman's appraisal of a lemon peel baseball, ca. 1870, from Harrisburg, Hour 1.