Lew Burdette is shown personally signing photographs for Stan Fitzgerald. The memorabilia visible in this archival photograph documents inventory being obtained directly in person for Stan Fitzgerald’s sports and entertainment memorabilia business.
SABR notes that he personally spelled his nickname “Lou” during his life, so you may see both versions historically
About Lew Burdette: Lew Burdette was a two-time All-Star pitcher best remembered for his performance with the Milwaukee Braves. He was named the 1957 World Series MVP after winning three games, including two shutouts, as the Braves defeated the New York Yankees. Burdette finished his career with 203 victories and pitched a no-hitter in 1960.
This photograph is part of the Stan Fitzgerald News Sports Business archive documenting Stan Fitzgerald’s 1990s sports and entertainment memorabilia business and its in-person acquisition of signed inventory.