Bill Russell Autographed 1971 Topps #226 Los Angeles Dodgers Card

Own a signed vintage collectible from one of the most dependable shortstops in Los Angeles Dodgers history with this 1971 Topps #226 Bill Russell autographed baseball card.

The 1971 Topps baseball set is one of the hobby's most iconic and visually striking releases. Instantly recognizable for its bold black borders, the 752-card set is both highly collectible and notoriously difficult to find in top condition due to its susceptibility to chipping and edge wear. Featuring Hall of Famers, stars, and key rookie cards, the 1971 Topps set remains a cornerstone for vintage baseball card collectors. Card #226 features Bill Russell early in what would become an outstanding career with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Bill Russell spent his entire 18-year Major League career with the Los Angeles Dodgers, becoming one of the franchise's most respected and durable players. A three-time All-Star, Russell appeared in more than 2,100 games and was the Dodgers' everyday shortstop for over a decade. He played a vital role on four National League pennant-winning teams and was a member of the Dodgers' 1981 World Series championship club. Known for his steady defense, leadership, and consistency, Russell remains one of the most accomplished infielders in franchise history.

Issued during just his second Major League season, this 1971 Topps card captures Russell at the beginning of a remarkable career that would span nearly two decades with one organization. Combined with his authentic signature, this vintage card is an outstanding addition for Bill Russell collectors, Los Angeles Dodgers fans, and enthusiasts of classic Topps baseball cards.

Card Details

Player: Bill Russell
Team: Los Angeles Dodgers
Set: 1971 Topps
Card Number: #226
Type: Base Card
Position: Shortstop
Condition: NM-MT or better

Authentication

Personally signed by Bill Russell

Signature obtained in person and guaranteed to pass any third-party authentication service.

A fantastic addition for Los Angeles Dodgers fans, Bill Russell collectors, vintage Topps enthusiasts, autograph collectors, or anyone building a collection of classic 1970s baseball cards.