Negro League

Standing Tall in the Hall

"Cool Papa" Bell, Buck Leonard and Ray Dandridge were three of the best baseball players ever to don professional uniforms. But because of the color of their skin, they were denied a chance to play in the Major Leagues. That didn't keep them from being enshrined in Cooperstown, though.

A portion of the proceeds from each sale of these special lithographs goes to the Negro Leagues Baseball Players Association, a New York-based organization designed to benefit former Negro League players.