Enjoyed the video, stories, and pick ups.
My first, in person, autograph was Richard Nixon in 1962.

Very nice returns! Thanks for sharing and I hope you have a great day

Good as always.  You know i love the GameDay. Still pushing along on those myself. My first at Game auto was Andre Dawson. My official first auto was Marv Cook then as an Iowa Hawkeye. Thanks for sharing.

My first autograph, I believe, was Bobby Valentine on my childhood glove.  Mr. Pascual was my favorite this week.  Another great week of returns Cardinal Bob.

Hey there Cardinal Bob...My first auto was back in 1986, I ran into NY Met Tim Tuefel at a toy store in late November, just after the world series victory.  I knew who he was but I was scared to say anything to him, so my mom gave me a post it note and a pen from her purse and said to ask him for his autograph....the rest is history..Great stuff as usual and thanks for sharing

Enjoyed the video Bob, great returns!  My first autograph was from Dave Robinson, linebacker with the Packers.  The autograph was on a softball as he worked with my grandmother in the off season at Campbell Soup, and she introduced him to me there.  I still have the faded autograph on that ball.

Great video love the returns. My first autograph I ever got was Byron McGlaughlin of the Seattle Mariners at Fenway Park. After his career ended he was arrested for counterfeit athletic shoes and money laundering.

My first auto was at sears and it was Mr. Bob feller1972

The Boston Ken Hodge is 1970-71 my favorite set from the 1970s.  I've gotten him on a Black Hawks card as well.  Also like the Pascual and Habyan returns.  
My first Autographs were in person when the Winnipeg Whips visited Toledo in I think 1970. Dr. Mike Marshall was one of a half dozen I got that day.

Cool TTM Autographs Mr TTMBob and a great video too. Hope you have a good Wednesday Hump 🐫 Day and until your next video ✌🏼 Mr TTMBob my friend.

My first autograph was when I was about a year old (1983), my father got HOFer Bob Feller to sign his 1955 Bowman and personalize it to me, at a signing in Cortland, NY (about half an hour south of where we lived in Syracuse).

My first autograph was from SF Giants reliever Miguel Del Toro- sharpie on the side panel of a plastic ball and still looks great. He sadly passed away a few years later in a car crash and have only seen a few of signatures out there.

Great returns. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend. Stay well

Mike Caldwell...was my first TTM...and at that time I wasn't serious about TTM'ing. My second was Washington Nationals C prospect Raudy Read. Nice  trade and returns, Bob! 😊

Love the variety-great returns-nice video as always. My first in person autograph was meeting Clark Gilles and Jude Drouin at the sporting goods section in Korvettes when they did a signing maybe 1974? Long time ago.

Ted Abernathy Americana Hotel in Manhattan
Johnny Callison Walk off Homerun in 1964 ASG at Shea
First Year.
Thanks for shout out and helping my channel grow
I am not going to give the history lesson today I did so in our Conversations Yesterday
Thanks for sharing
TTM "Cardinal" Bob

The first autograph I remember getting was Chuck Bednarik on an 8x10 and a couple art cards at a card show my mom took me to. I remember how much of a gentleman he was and shaking his mangled hand from his years of 2-way play in the NFL. I've been a fan of him ever since.

Nice returns! I love Camilo’s auto. It’s a good reminder that I have a couple of his cards that I’ve been wanting to get signed so going to send those soon.  Thanks for the video!

Lou Piniella, 1969, Kroger Store, Coffeyville, Kansas. (You were ordained, perhaps.)

My very first autograph was Sid Bream.  He spoke at our town's summer baseball program.  Shortly thereafter, he was traded to the Braves, and he ruined my childhood with The Slide.  Sweet return from Ken Hodge.  Camilo Pascual is so nice to see.