Don Meredith Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
DON MEREDITH
Born: April 10, 1938 in Mount Vernon, Texas
Died: December 05, 2010 in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Biography
Don Meredith (1938-2010), played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960 to 1968, earning three Pro Bowl selections. He led the Cowboys to two straight NFL Championship Games in 1966 and 1967. In 1966, he was named NFL Player of the Year. Meredith went on to become a sportscaster on Monday Night Football, famously teaming up with Howard Cosell and Frank Gifford. He even made appearances as an actor in television and film productions, most notably in eight episodes of Police Story from 1973 to 1976.
2002-Three-Days-of-Rain (Performer), 1976-Mayday-at-40,000-Feet! (Performer), 1981-Omnibus (in person), 1976-1980-Dinah! (in person), 1976-The-Sonny-and-Cher-Show (in person), 1971-1975-The-Tonight-Show-Starring-Johnny-Carson (in person), 1971-1974-The-Dean-Martin-Comedy-Hour (in person), 1994-Wyatt-Earp:-Return-to-Tombstone (Performer), 1981-Terror-Among-Us (Performer), 1979-Undercover-with-the-KKK (Performer), 1978-Kate-Bliss-and-the-Ticker-Tape-Kid (Performer), 1976-The-Quest (Performer), 1976-Lola! (Performer), 1974-Terror-on-the-40th-Floor (Performer), 1999-King-of-the-Hill (in person), 1977-Liar's-Club (in person), 1977-1977-Rose-Bowl (in person), 1976-1976-AFC-Championship-Game (in person), 1976-1975-AFC-Championship-Game (in person), 1975-Super-Bowl-IX (in person), 1969-The-Match-Game (in person), 1990-Midnight-Caller (Performer), 1987-Police-Story:-The-Freeway-Killings (Performer), 1980-The-Night-the-City-Screamed (Performer), 1978-The-Courage-and-the-Passion (Performer), 1981-The-33rd-Annual-Emmy-Awards (in person), 1976-NBC:-The-First-Fifty-Years---A-Closer-Look (in person), 1974-1974-AFC-Championship-Game (in person), 1967-1967-NFL-Championship-Game (in person), 1967-1966-NFL-Championship-Game (in person), 2010-Lombardi (Other), 1973-1976-Police-Story (Performer), 1976-Banjo-Hackett:-Roamin'-Free (Performer), 1975-McCloud (Performer), 1975-Sky-Heist (Performer), 1975-Police-Woman (Performer), 2000-ESPN-SportsCentury (in person), 1985-Super-Bowl-XIX (in person), 1970-1984-NFL-Monday-Night-Football (in person), 1977-Happy-Birthday,-Las-Vegas (in person), 1977-Super-Bowl-XI (in person), 1974-ABC's-Wide-World-of-Sports (in person), 1979-Supertrain (Performer)
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 89129This 3½x5½ black and white photograph featuring the football player wearing a suit and tie is signed by him Inscribed Photograph Signed: "To David/ Best to You/ Don Meredith". B/w, 3½x5½.Sale Price $144.00
$160.00
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 206978The Dallas Cowboys quarterback penned his signature on this 3½x5½ black and white photograph Inscribed Photograph Signed: "For Gene/ Don Meredith". B/w, 3½x5½.
Price: $160.00
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 288484The Quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys is shown in a screen shot from the film Sky Heist inside of a helicopter with a Los Angeles Sherriff's uniform on. Inscribed Photograph signed: "For John Sheick/My Best Wishes/Don Meredith", B/w 8x10.
Price: $180.00
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED INSCRIBED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 326636Shown wearing a colorful sweater, signed in blue felt tip (4x6) Inscribed photograph signed: "For Clint/Don Meredith", in blue felt tip, color 4x6. Don Meredith (1938-2010) played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960-1968.
Sale Price $126.00
$140.00
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 209783This black and white 3½x5½ photograph is signed by the Dallas Cowboys quarterback Photograph Signed: "Don Meredith". 3½x5½. Don Meredith (1938-2010) played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960 to 1968, earning three Pro Bowl selections.
Price: $160.00
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DON MEREDITH - AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH - HFSID 202832Photograph signed: "Don/ Meredith". B/w, 8x10. Don Meredith (1938-2010) played quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys from 1960 to 1968, earning three Pro Bowl selections. He led the Cowboys to two straight NFL Championship Games in 1966 and 1967.
Price: $160.00
