Arthur Ashe memorabilia on sale to benefit Jackie Robinson Foundation

It’s been 70 years since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball, and to commemorate the anniversary of that historic achievement, Goldin Auctions is holding an online auction to benefit the Jackie Robinson Foundation.

There are tons of quality items to bid on, including 17 lots of Arthur Ashe memorabilia.

Some of the items up for sale include Ashe’s 1969 Davis Cup ring; Ashe’s leather jacket; the Silver Presentation Bowl, which was awarded to Ashe in 1977; the Person of the Year award, presented to Ashe in 1993; and thoughts on the achievements of black athletes, the present situation of black athletes and black education—all handwritten by Ashe.

You can search for items and place your bids at www.goldinauctions.com. The auction will run through April 29.

Ashe, who played professionally from 1969-1980, was a former world No. 1. He was the first African American to be selected to the U.S. Davis Cup team, and remains the only African American man to win Wimbledon, U.S. Open and Australian Open singles titles.

Ashe died in 1993 at age 49.