This lot is closed. Bidding ended on 12/10/2003.
Bo Jackson's feats in both Major League Baseball and the National Football League are well known. This outfielder/running back became the first athlete named to All-Star games in two sports, a testament to his athletic prowess. This jersey is from the 1991 season. On the left front tail is the "Rawlings" label with the size "48" and next to this is a gray label with the letter "T." The letter is made of black embroidered stitch and denotes custom tapering. Below this is the flag tag reading "Set 1 1991." Across the front of the jersey is the name "Chicago" in script-style letters and on the back is the name "Jackson." The player number "8" appears on both the left breast and on the back of the shirt. The letters and numbers are made of black on white tackle twill. On the right sleeve is the "Comiskey Park Chicago White Sox Inaugural Year" patch. The jersey shows even wear throughout with slight fraying on the "J" in Jackson and on the back number. There appears to be no alterations of any kind. Bo has signed the front of the jersey in black Sharpie and the signature grades a 9. The autograph comes with a letter from PSA/DNA.