“On the Ball: A Collection of Heads of State Signatures” featuring the Randy L. Kaplan Collection of Autographed Baseballs from World Leaders and Heads of State


June 24, 2014

The Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum
is Proud to Present:

“On the Ball: A Collection of Heads of State Signatures”
featuring the Randy L. Kaplan Collection of Autographed
Baseballs from World Leaders and Heads of State

(June 24, 2014) Long Island, New York. — The Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library and Museum in Austin, Texas is pleased to announce that from June 24, 2014 through December 14, 2014, it will exhibiting a portion of the internationally recognized Randy L. Kaplan Collection of autographed baseballs from world leaders and heads of state. The exhibit, “On the Ball: A Collection of Heads of State” features 116 signed baseballs from leaders, both past and present, from all over the globe, including the late South African President Nelson Mandela, former leaders Mikhail Gorbachev and Margaret Thatcher as well as the nation’s sitting President Barack Obama.

Randy, who is a governmental affairs specialist in New York, has been collecting signed baseballs from world leaders and heads of state since 1996 when then President Bill Clinton signed a baseball for him at a meeting in Washington, D.C.

This unique idea to begin a collection of signed baseballs from Presidents and world leaders came to Randy after seeing a display of opening day baseballs that were ceremoniously tossed by former U.S. Presidents at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY

Over the years Randy has been able to meet, greet and persuade many world leaders to sign official Rawlings Major League baseballs for his unique collection. His goal to have this collection on display in the National Archives and Records Administration’s Presidential Library system became reality in 2008 when the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan, exhibited a portion of his collection in the “Born to Play Ball” exhibit.

The interesting twist on this collection is that all of these baseballs were received in person by Randy or obtained through the assistance of a top government official such as NY Congressman Gregory Meeks who surprised Randy by having former South African President Nelson Mandela sign a baseball for him at a Congressional Black Caucus Meeting Washington, D.C. in 2005.

According to Randy, “The collection has taken on a life of its own. Almost everyone who I ask is honored to sign a baseball. It is as if every political figure secretly yearned to be a professional ballplayer, at least that is what most of them tell me!”
A portion of Randy’s collection is currently on exhibit at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda, California and has previously been exhibited at the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas in 2012 and at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 2008.

It has been featured on ESPN.com; the BBC Radio Network; the Jordana Green Show on WCCO 830AM in Minneapolis; Newsday; The Ellis Henican column; News 12 Long Island, Autograph Collector Magazine, The Pen and the Quill, as well as on the Imus in the Morning show on MSNBC.

Attached is the list of all 116 baseballs that will be on exhibit at the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum.

Signed Baseballs from World Leaders and Heads of State

  1. Hamid Karzai President (2004- ) Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
  2. *Cristina Fernández de Kirchner President (2007 – ) Argentine Republic
  3. Kevin Rudd Prime Minister (2007-2010) Commonwealth of Australia
  4. *Julia Gillard Prime Minister (2010-2013)Commonwealth of Australia
  5. Dr. Heinz Fischer President (2004- ) Republic of Austria
  6. Mathieu Kérékou President (1996-2006) Republic of Benin
  7. Nebojša Radmanović President (2012- 2013) Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  8. Željko Komšić President (2013- )Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina
  9. Fernando Cardosa President (2013- ) Federative Republic of Brazil
  10. Petar Stoyanov President (1997 – 2002) Republic of Bulgaria
  11. Pierre Trudeau Prime Minister (1968-1979) Canada
  12. Brian Mulroney Prime Minister (1984-1993) Canada
  13. Stephen Harper Prime Minister (2006 – ) Canada
  14. Pedro Pires President (2001-2011) Republic of Cabo (Cape) Verde
  15. Sebastián Piñera President (2010-2014) Republic of Chile
  16. *Michelle Bachelet President (2014- ) Republic of Chile
  17. Álvaro Uribe Velez President (2002-2010) Republic of Colombia
  18. Juan Manuel Santos President (2010- ) Republic of Colombia
  19. Óscar Arias President (2006-2010) Republic of Costa Rica
  20. *Laura Chinchilla President (2014- ) Republic of Costa Rica
  21. Václav Havel President (1993-2003) Czech Republic
  22. Václav Klaus President (2008-2013) Czech Republic
  23. Anders Fogh Rasmussen Prime Minister (2001-1009) Kingdom of Denmark
  24. Leonel Fernández President (2004- ) Dominican Republic
  25. Alfredo Palacio President (2005-2007) Republic of Ecuador
  26. Toomas Hendrik Ilves President (2006- ), Republic of Estonia
  27. Meles Zenawi Prime Minister (1995-2012) Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
  28. Hailemariam Desalegn Prime Minister (2012- ) Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
  29. Martti Ahtisaari President (1994-2000), Republic of Finland
  30. Jacques Chirac President (1995-2007) French Republic
  31. François Hollande President (2012- ) French Republic
  32. Eduard Shevardnadze President (1995-2003) Georgia
  33. Irakli Garibashvili Prime Minister (2013- ) Georgia
  34. Helmut Schmidt Chancellor (1974-1982) Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)
  35. Helmut Kohl Chancellor (1982-1990) Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany)
  36. Chancellor (1990-1998) Federal Republic of Germany (Unified Germany)
  37. Gerhard Schroeder Chancellor (1998-2005) Federal Republic of Germany
  38. *Angela Merkel Chancellor (2005- ) Federal Republic of Germany
  39. Jerry John Rawlings President (1993-2001) Republic of Ghana
  40. Tillman Thomas Prime Minister (2008-2013) Grenada
  41. Antonis Samaras Prime Minister (2012- ) Hellenic Republic (Greece)
  42. *Mary Robinson President (1990-1997) Republic of Ireland
  43. Brian T. Cowen Taoiseach (2008-2011) Republic of Ireland
  44. Enda Kenny Taoiseach (2011- ) Republic of Ireland
  45. Shimon Peres President (2007- ) State of Israel
  46. Yitzhak Shamir Prime Minister (1986-1992) State of Israel
  47. Yitzhak Rabin Prime Minister (1992-1995) State of Israel
  48. Benjamin Netanyahu Prime Minister (2009- ) State of Israel
  49. Mario Monti Prime Minister (2011-2013) Italian Republic
  50. Enrico Letta Prime Minister (2013-2014) Italian Republic
  51. Shinzo Abe Prime Minister (2012- ) State of Japan
  52. His Majesty Hussein bin Talal King (1952-1999) Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
  53. His Majesty Abdullah II bin al-Hussein King (1999- ) Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
  54. Raila Odinga Prime Minister (2008-2013) Republic of Kenya
  55. *Atifete Jahjaga President (2011- ) Republic of Kosovo
  56. Cassam Uteem President (1992-2002) Republic of Mauritius
  57. Ernesto Zedillo President (1994-2000) United Mexican States
  58. Vicente Fox President (2000-2006) United Mexican States
  59. Felipe Calderón President (2006-2012) United Mexican States
  60. His Excellency Joseph J. Urusema President (2003-2007) Federated States of Micronesia
  61. His Excellency Emanuel “Manny” Mori President (2007- ) Federated States of Micronesia
  62. His Serene Highness Albert II Prince (2005- ) Principality of Monaco
  63. Willem “Wim” Kok Jr. Prime Minister (1994-2002) Netherlands
  64. *Helen Clark Prime Minister (1999-2008) New Zealand
  65. Ọlúségun Ọbásanjọ́ President (1999-2007) Federal Republic of Nigeria
  66. *Gro Harlem Brundtland Prime Minister (1990-1996) Kingdom of Norway
  67. *Benazir Bhutto Prime Minister (1995-1996) Islamic Republic of Pakistan
  68. Pervez Musharraf President (2001-2008) Islamic Republic of Pakistan
  69. Alan Garcia Pérez President (2006-2010) Republic of Peru
  70. *Corazón Aquino President (1986-1992) Republic of the Philippines
  71. * Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo President (2001-2010) Republic of the Philippines
  72. Lech Wałęsa President (1990-1995) Republic of Poland
  73. Aleksander Kwaśniewski President (1995-2005) Republic of Poland
  74. Jorge Sampaio President (1996-2006) Portuguese Republic
  75. Anibal Cavaco Silva President (2006- ) Portuguese Republic
  76. His Highness Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Emir (2013–present) State of Qatar
  77. Ralph Gonsalves Prime Minister (2001- ) St. Vincent and the Grenadines
  78. Macky Sall President (2011- ) Republic of Senegal
  79. Borut Pahor President (2012- ) Republic of Sloveni
  80. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud President (2012- ) Federal Republic of Somalia
  81. F.W. de Klerk State President (1984-1994) Republic of South Africa
  82. Nelson Mandela President (1994-1999) Republic of South Africa
  83. Jacob Zuma President (2009- ) Republic of South Africa
  84. Kim Dae-jung President (1998-2003) Republic of Korea (South Korea)
  85. Lee Myung-bak President (2008-2013) Republic of Korea (South Korea)
  86. José Maria Aznar Prime Minister (1996-2004) Kingdom of Spain
  87. Chen Shui-Bian President (2000-2008) Republic of China (Taiwan)
  88. Benjamin Mkapa President (1995-2006) United Republic of Tanzania
  89. His Holiness Tenzin Gyatso Dalia Lama (1950- ) Central Tibetan Administration (Govt in Exile)
  90. Mehdi Jomaa Prime Minister (2014- ) Tunisian Republic
  91. Abdullah Gül President (2007- ) Republic of Turkey
  92. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Prime Minister (2003- ) Republic of Turkey
  93. *Margaret Thatcher Prime Minister (1979-90) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  94. John Major Prime Minister (1990-1997) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  95. Tony Blair Prime Minister (1997-2007) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  96. David Cameron Prime Minister (2010- ) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  97. Mikhail Gorbachev President (1990-1991) United Soviet Socialist Republics (Russia)
  98. Richard M. Nixon President (1969-1974) United States of America
  99. Gerald R. Ford President (1974-1976) United States of America
  100. Betty Ford First Lady (1974-1976)
  101. Jimmy Carter President (1976-1981) United States of America
  102. Rosalynn Carter First Lady (1976-1981)
  103. Walter Mondale Vice President (1976-1981)
  104. Ronald Reagan President (1981-1989) United States of America
  105. Nancy Reagan First Lady (1981-1989)
  106. George H.W. Bush President (1989-1993) United States of America
  107. Barbara Bush First Lady (1989-1993)
  108. Dan Quayle Vice President (1989-1993)
  109. Bill Clinton President (1993-2001) United States of America
  110. Hillary R. Clinton First Lady (1993-2001)
  111. Al Gore Vice President (1993-2001)
  112. George W. Bush President (2001-2009) United States of America
  113. Laura Bush First Lady (2001-2009)
  114. Dick Cheney Vice President (2001-2009)
  115. Barack Obama President (2009- ) United States of America
  116. Michelle Obama First Lady (2009- )
  117. Joe Biden Vice President (2009- )