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LOT 267
ELGIN BAYLOR BASKETBALL HALL OF
FAME CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION
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LOT 247
ELGIN BAYLOR 1971-72
NBA CHAMPIONSHIP RING
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BEVERLY HILLS EXHIBITION SCHEDULE
Monday, May 20th to Thursday, May 30th, 2013
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Friday, May 31st, 2013
Session I: 10:00 AM PST, Lots 1–197
Session II: 2:00 PM PST, Lots 198–358
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LOT 50
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED
ENLARGED 1960’S
LOS ANGELES LAKERS IMAGE
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LOT 244
ELGIN BAYLOR PAINTED PORTRAIT
BY ARTIST T. MCDONALD
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Dear Friends,
I have always felt that I should let my actions speak for themselves, especially on the basketball court. As
a young teenager growing up in Washington, D.C., I never would have dreamed that those actions
would have led me to a career as a professional basketball player. I am honored and blessed to have
had the opportunity to play the game of basketball professionally for so many years. After the humbling
recognition that I received over my career, I finally decided it’s time to let go of some of these historic
items that I collected and enjoyed along the way, giving fans and collectors an opportunity to share and
celebrate my life and career.
Basketball is undoubtedly a team game, and you can’t play the game without great teammates and great
coaches. From Spingarn High School in Washington, D.C., to the College of Idaho, to the University of
Seattle, to the Minneapolis and Los Angeles Lakers, I’ve been fortunate to play alongside some of the
best players the game has ever seen, and be guided by some of the best coaches. As I reflect on my
career, I am grateful for my accomplished teammates and coaches throughout my career, as without
them, my success on the basketball court would have been unachievable.
I am forever indebted to the people of Washington, D.C., Idaho, Seattle, Minneapolis and Los Angeles,
as well as to all my fans around the world for the love and support they’ve given me on and off the court.
My hope is that these items will bring you as much enjoyment as they have given me!
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LOT 245
ELGIN BAYLOR GAME WORN
LOS ANGELES LAKERS WARM-UP SUIT
SESSION I
10:00AM PST
FRIDAY, MAY 31ST, 2013
LOTS 1–197
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ELGIN BAYLOR COLLECTION OF TROPHIES
A collection of five trophies from Elgin Baylor’s early career. Three of the trophies
have plaques with no engraving, and the other two have no plaques.
All trophies come from Baylor’s Spingarn High School years, and the trophies
were awarded by either the Southwest Boys Club Recreation Center or
the Southeast Recreation Center.
Largest, 10 1/2 by 3 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR COLLECTION OF HIGH SCHOOL TROPHIES
A collection of four basketball trophies presented to Elgin Baylor for his
accomplishments on the basketball court during his years at Spingarn
High School in Washington, D.C. Present in the group are a trophy with
a mounted blank plaque and two additional trophies that were presented
to Baylor at either the Southwest Boys Club or Southeast Recreational
Center leagues that Baylor played in during his high school years. Affixed
to the fourth trophy is a plaque that reads “SSA’s Livingston Trophy/
Presented to/ Elgin Baylor of Spingarn/ As outstanding high
school basketball player/ 1954.”
Largest, 18 1/2 by 4 3/4 inches
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED
SPINGARN HIGH SCHOOL SHIRT
A green cotton short-sleeve T-shirt with
yellow lettering that reads “Joel Elias
Spingarn/ 22/ Basketball.” Baylor
played basketball at, and attended,
Spingarn High School in Washington,
D.C. The shirt is signed by Baylor in
silver marker. Size 4XL.
$50-100

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1954 DCRD HIGH
POINT SCORER TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in
1954 for being the “high point scorer” in
the 1954 District of Columbia Recreation
Department basketball tournament. The
trophy features a yellow metal male basketball
figure holding a basketball in the
air, standing on a cream plastic column
base. A removable engraved yellow
metal plaque is centered on the stand
and reads “D.C.R.D./ High Point/
Scorer/ 54.”
11 by 4 ½ by 3 ½ inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR
SPINGARN HIGH SCHOOL
HONORARY CERTIFICATE
An honorary certificate presented to Elgin
Baylor on January 30, 1964, by Spingarn
High School in Washington, D.C. The certificate
reads “Spingarn High School/
Washington 2, D.C./ Honorary Certificate/
This is to certify that/ Elgin G. Baylor
has been awarded an honorary
membership in/ The Spingarn High
School Varsity S Club.” The certificate is
signed in black ink by the sponsor, the
principal, and the department and is
dated January 30, 1964. Framed.
11 by 8 ¾ inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1954 C.I.T. MOST POINTS TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1954 for scoring the most points
in the City Invitational Tournament (C.I.T.). In 1954, Baylor attended Spingarn
High School in Washington, D.C., and was honored with 1st
team All Met and won the SSA’s Livingston Trophy as the area’s Best
Basketball Player in 1954. The trophy features a yellow metal male
basketball figure standing on top of a yellow metal and plastic base
flanked by two metal birds framed by yellow plastic. The engraved
plaque reads “C.I.T./ Most Points/ Tourney/ 1954.”
17 by 7 by 3 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1954 C.I.T. HIGH SCHOOL MVP
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1954 for being named Most Valuable
Player at the high school level City Invitational Tournament (C.I.T.). Baylor
joined Spingarn High School in 1954 and in that same year was named 1st
team All-Met and also won the SSA’s Livingstone Trophy as Washington,
D.C.’s best basketball player in 1954. Baylor finished with a 36.1 points
per game average for his eight inter-high Division II league games. The trophy
features a yellow metal male basketball figure on top of a yellow metal
chalice. This chalice sits on a yellow plastic and yellow metal base that is engraved
with the words “C.I.T./ M.V.P./ 1954.”
19 by 6 ½ by 5 inches, overall
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1966 SPINGARN
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by
the alumni association of his former high
school, Joel Elias Spingarn High School in
Washington, D.C. The award is a wood
plaque mounted on a wood base, featuring
an attached engraved metal plaque.
The plaque reads “ELGIN G. BAYLOR/
For Outstanding Achievement/ In The
N.B.A./ Spingarn/ Alumni Association/
1966.”
$200-300

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED
COLLEGE OF IDAHO
PLAQUED IMAGE
A black and white image of
Elgin Baylor in action during his
1954-55 season with the College
of Idaho. The image is
printed on a wood plaque and is
signed by Baylor in silver
marker.
12 1/4 by 10 1/4 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR
SIGNED COLLEGE OF IDAHO TEAM PLAQUE
A black and white image of Elgin Baylor’s 1954-55
College of Idaho basketball team. The image is printed
on a yellow metal plaque and mounted on a wood
frame. Below is a second, smaller plaque that reads
“1954-55 College of Idaho Basketball Team/ Finished
with a 23-4 overall record and a 15-0 Northwest Conference
mark/ One of only two Northwest Conference
teams ever to finish conference season unbeaten/ Compiled
school-record 18-game win streak/ Two future
professional athletes (R.C. Owens - NFL, Elgin Baylor -
NBA)/ Lost to Montana State 78-76 in NAIA District 5
Championship Game/ Only losses came to teams now
in the NCAA Division I (Nevada, Gonzaga, and Montana
State)/ Inducted February 12, 2005.” Baylor has
signed the plaque in black marker.
15 by 12 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR COLLEGE OF IDAHO BELT BUCKLE
A belt buckle presented to Elgin Baylor by The College of
Idaho. Baylor attended the school and played basketball
there for one season. He later transferred to Seattle University,
where he played two seasons of basketball. He averaged
31.3 points per game during his college career.
The yellow metal belt buckle features an emblem in the
center that reads in high relief “The College of Idaho/ Established
1891.” A cross that reads “Dux/ Lux/ Rex/
Lex” is centered in the belt buckle.
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED SEATTLE UNIVERSITY EPHEMERA
A collection of Seattle University basketball memorabilia owned by Elgin
Baylor. The collection includes two identical guides for the Elgin Baylor Classic
featuring Seattle University vs. Fresno State played on November 19,
2009. That night, Baylor was honored by Bill Hogan, director of athletics for
Seattle University. In his speech, Hogan states, “His name will always be
synonymous with the outstanding tradition of Seattle University basketball
and we look forward to celebrating his remarkable career throughout the
day, culminating with the events surrounding the Elgin Baylor Classic.” That
night, Seattle University defeated Fresno State 85-84. Baylor signed both
brochures in gold marker. The collection also includes a 1956-57 Seattle
University Press Book and a 2011-12 Seattle University Gameday Program
signed in gold marker by Baylor. Also in the collection are two identical
1957-58 Seattle University basketball schedules featuring Baylor’s image on
the front side and both signed in blue ink by Baylor. Lastly, the collection includes
a black and white photograph of Baylor shooting a ball, wearing his
Seattle University uniform and signed in blue ink by Baylor.
Largest, 11 by 8 1/2 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1957 ECAC BASKETBALL FESTIVAL CUFFLINKS
A pair of cufflinks presented to Elgin Baylor at the Eastern College Athletic
Conference (ECAC) Invitational Basketball Festival at Madison Square
Garden in New York City. The sterling silver cufflinks are in the shape of a
plaque and read “1957/ E.C.A.C./ Holiday/ Basketball/ Festival/
Madison Square Garden.”
$800-1,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED COLLEGIATE EPHEMERA
A collection of collegiate academic ephemera owned by Elgin
Baylor. The group includes a University of Idaho Guide Book
Bulletin for the 1953-1955 school years, signed by Baylor in
blue marker; a school assignment book starting from October
1955 with handwritten notes and homework reminders by Baylor;
a group of three handwritten Seattle University class schedule
cards dated 9/28/1956, 1/3/1957 and 4/2/1957 along
with a Seattle University Spring Quarter 1956 brochure featuring
tuition costs and course offerings, signed by Baylor in blue
marker. The collection also includes a Seattle University Bulletin Information
Guide from the 1957-1958 year, signed by Baylor in
blue marker.
9 by 6 inches, overall
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR SEATTLE UNIVERSITY PICTURE
A large picture of Elgin Baylor from his 1957-58 season with Seattle University. Framed. The engraved yellow metal plaque beneath
the picture reads “Elgin Baylor.”
24 by 20 inches, overall
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 ALL-AMERICA TEAM AWARD CERTIFICATE
A certificate presented to Elgin Baylor by the United Press for being named to the All-America Basketball First Team for his performance as a member of the
Seattle University Chieftains in 1958. The certificate reads “United Press/ All-America/ Basketball Team/ 1958/ First Team/ Elgin Baylor/ Seattle/ Selected
By United Press Sports Editors.” The certificate is signed by Leo H. Peterson, the Sports Editor for the United Press in 1958. Baylor would lead his Seattle University
Chieftains squad to an appearance in the NCAA National Championship game in 1958. Framed.
Overall, 11 3/4 by 9 1/4
$2,000-3,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 CONVERSE ALL-AMERICAN PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for being named to the 1958 Converse All-American Basketball Team as a member of the Seattle University Chieftains.
The plaque is titled “Converse/ ‘Chuck’ Taylor/ All-American Selection” and reads “This certifies that/ Elgin Baylor/ Seattle University/ was selected to the
Converse All-American/ Basketball Team for 1958.” The left side of the plaque lists the other players to be selected as All-Americans, notably Wilt Chamberlain,
Oscar Robertson and Jerry West.
10 7/8 by 8 1/8 inches
$2,000-4000
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1958 NCAA BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS
A pair of programs from the 1958 NCAA Basketball Tournament. The
first program is from the first round of the NCAA Regional Play-offs,
which took place on March 12, 1958, at the University of California
Gymnasium and pitted Elgin Baylor’s Seattle University Chieftains
against the University of Wyoming. The second program is from the
1958 NCAA Western Regionals, which took place on March 14-15,
1958, at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, California. Baylor would
lead his Seattle University Chieftains squad to the 1958 NCAA National
Championship game. Both programs are signed by Baylor in
blue marker.
Each, 10 1/2 by 7 3/4 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958-59 HELMS HALL OF FAME AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1959 by the Helms Athletic Foundation,
marking his induction into the Helms Hall of Fame for his accomplishments
during his college basketball career at Seattle University. The wood
plaque features an applied gold colored seal and reads “Helms Athletic
Foundation/ Helms Hall/ Hall of Fame/ Award/ Honoring/ Elgin Baylor/
for Noteworthy Achievement/ College Basketball/ as Chosen by the/ Helms
Hall Board” with a signature of foundation Chairman Paul H. Helms, Jr.
19 by 16 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 LOS ANGELES TIMES
NATIONAL SPORTS AWARD
A National Sports Award of Merit presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1958 by the Los Angeles Times for his outstanding
achievements in college basketball. In 1958, Baylor led his
Seattle University Chieftains basketball team to the NCAA
National Championship game. The award consists of a
marble base with a two-sided medallion and laurels on top.
The medallion reads “1958/ Los Angeles Times/ National/
Sports Award/ Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ College/ Basketball”
on one side and “Los Angeles Times/ Award of
Merit” on the reverse.
6 by 5 by 4 inches
$800-1,200

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 MAN OF
THE YEAR CITATION
A citation presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1958 by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer
newspaper notifying him that
he will be awarded their Man of the
Year in Sports award. The citation is
pen and ink on paper and reads
“Elgin Baylor/ is hereby notified that
he has been chosen the/ Man of the
Year in Sports/ 1958/ Seattle’s great All-American will be officially awarded
his trophy by the P-I at next winter’s Man of the Year banquet/ Congratulations/
to one of basketball’s finest all-around players.” The citation is accompanied
by a January 2, 1959, telegram from Seattle University expressing
congratulations on the award.
Telegram, 8 by 6 1/4 inches; Citation, 14 1/4 by 10 inches, overall
$300-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper’s P-I Man of the Year award banquet. Baylor was nominated in 1957 and
won the award in 1958 for leading Seattle University to the NCAA Championship game. The rose color plaque is mounted on a crest-shaped wood frame
featuring a black and white picture of Baylor with text below that reads “Presented to Elgin Baylor, All American,/ at the 1958 P-I Man of the Year award
banquet/ as a tribute to his contribution to the sport.” Accompanied by a black and white wire photograph, owned by Baylor, of Baylor posing on the basketball
court with his Seattle Chieftains teammates.
Overall, 9 ½ by 7 ½ inches
$400-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 SEATTLE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE AWARD
A Paul Bunyan-Blue Ox Citation presented to Elgin Baylor and
Seattle University on February 20, 1959, by the Seattle Chamber
of Commerce. The parchment citation features a gold colored
seal and an image of Paul Bunyan and Blue Ox. It reads
“Seattle Chamber of Commerce/ Award of Merit/ Elgin Baylor
and Seattle University/ has been awarded/ A Paul Bunyan-Blue
Ox Citation/ for a constructive contribution toward/ focusing
favorable national attention upon/ the city of Seattle during the
year 1958.”
14 by 8 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962 WASHINGTON STATE HALL OF
FAME PLAQUE
A Hall of Fame plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by Washington
State in 1962. The yellow metal plaque is mounted on a
wood frame and reads “Washington/ State/ Sports/ Hall of
Fame/ 1962/ Elgin Baylor.” An embossed male figure is holding
a round emblem that reads “Tacoma Athletic Commission/
Inc” and centers the letter A. Accompanied by a black and
white photograph, owned by Baylor, showing Baylor driving to
the basket against his Seattle University Chieftain teammates.
12 ¾ by 10 ¼ inches
$300-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 PIGSKIN CLUB OF WASHINGTON
AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by The Pigskin Club of
Washington, D.C., on June 27, 1959. The award is a laminated
wood plaque that features a page of handwritten script
describing Baylor’s many athletic accomplishments in high
school and college and his early accomplishments in the NBA.
Presented to “Elgin Baylor, Native Son of Washington,” the
plaque also reads that Baylor is an “Outstanding Athlete” and
an “Inspiration to American Youth.” The plaque is signed by
both the secretary and the president of the club in blue ink.
16 ½ by 13 inches, overall
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR SEATTLE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI PLAQUE
A commemorative plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1971 by
the Seattle University Alumni Association at a banquet honoring
Dr. Robert Kerlan. The plaque is made of wood and has a
metal plate that includes remarks made by Dr. Kerlan such as
“Elgin comes close to being the perfect human physically,/ mentally,
morally. He’s got a great sense of humor/ and wit. And
he’s a very deep person.” The plaque is accompanied by a
Robert Kerlan memorial card.
Plaque, 9 by 7 inches. Card, 9 by 6 inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR SEATTLE UNIVERSITY ALL AMERICAN AWARD
A framed All American award presented to Elgin Baylor by the Seattle
University Alumni Association on January 12, 1959. The wood frame
centers a three-dimensional yellow metal basketball player shooting a
ball with a thin layer of yellow plastic set behind the figure. Four yellow
metal stars accent each side of the two yellow metal plaques. The top engraved
plaque reads “The Seattle University/ All American Award,” and
the second yellow metal engraved plaque below reads “Presented by/
Seattle University Alumni Association/ to/ Elgin Baylor/ January 12,
1959.”
16 by 13 inches overall
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENT PLAQUE
An achievement plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by Seattle University on
April 24, 1961. A pentagon-shaped yellow metal plaque is mounted to a
shield-shape wood frame and also features a circular silver metal cameo of
two basketball players bordered by a metal laurel wreath. The plaque reads
“Seattle University/ Achievement Award/ April 24, 1961/ Elgin Baylor/ For
Outstanding Recognition/ Brought to Seattle Univ.”
14 by 11 1/4 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 JACK McCRACKEN AWARD
A Jack McCracken Memorial Award plaque presented to Elgin Baylor
by the Denver Basketball Writers and Broadcasters Association as the
nation’s outstanding basketball player. Jack McCracken was the most
famous name in Denver Basketball history and was one of the most famous
amateur basketball players from 1935 until his retirement in
1946. The shield-shaped wood frame features two plaques. The center
is a mounted yellow metal plaque that reads “Presented to/ Nation’s/
Outstanding/ Basketball Player/ Elgin Baylor/ Seattle University/ Denver/
Basketball Writers and Broadcasters Assn.” The second yellow
metal curved plaque reads “Jack McCracken/ Memorial” and is
flanked on either side by two geometric-shaped fans. Included with the
plaque is a letter from the Denver Post written to Baylor congratulating
him on his award. The letter is signed in blue ink by Chuck Garrity,
secretary of the Denver Basketball Writers and Broadcasters Association.
14 by 11 ½ inches, overall
$1,000-1,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDALLION
A Distinguished Service medallion presented to Elgin Baylor in 1971 by
Seattle University. The bronze metal features an embossed cross on the
right side with embossed lettering that reads “Seattle University/ Alumni/
Association/ Distinguished/ Service/ Award.” The other side of the
medallion reads “-1971-/ Elgin Baylor.” The medallion is complete with
a brown leather chain.
Diameter, 3 ¼ inches
$200-400

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ELGIN BAYLOR 50 YEARS OF THE FINAL FOUR LITHOGRAPHS
A portfolio gifted to Elgin Baylor consisting of five lithographs featuring “Fifty Years of the NCAA Final Four.” Each of the five lithographs features
a collage of selected NCAA college champions, players and coaches from one of the five decades of the NCAA’s existence: 1939-1949, 1950-
1959, 1960-1969, 1970-1979 and 1980-1988. Artist John Boyd Martin has signed each page in pencil and has numbered each 242/250.
The lithographs are accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
31 by 23 3/4 inches, overall
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1989 NCAA FINAL FOUR HONOREE AWARD
An NCAA Final Four Honoree award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1989. The glass
award is etched with the 1989 NCAA Final Four logo and comes in a cloth-lined
wood presentation box that features a metal NCAA emblem and a plaque that reads
“Final Four Honoree/ Seattle, Washington/ March 30, 1989/ Elgin Baylor.” The
1989 NCAA Final Four and National Championship games took place in Seattle,
Washington, home to Baylor’s alma mater, Seattle University. Baylor led his Seattle
University Chieftains basketball team to the 1958 NCAA National Championship
game. The award box is signed by Baylor in silver marker. Accompanied by two
programs from the 1989 NCAA Final Four Salute Dinner.
8 by 6 by 3 inches
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ALL-TIME COLLEGE TEAM TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1984 by Madison Square Garden for being named a member of the All-Time College Basketball
Team. Baylor led the Seattle Chieftains (now Seattle Redhawks) to their only NCAA Finals appearance, which was also their last trip to
the NCAA Final Four. The trophy features a metal male basketball figure mounted to a wood base accompanied by a yellow metal
plaque that reads “Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ Member of Madison Square Garden’s/ All-Time College Basketball Team/ 1934-1984.”
10 by 9 by 7 ¼ inches, overall
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958 NCAA FINALIST RING
A commemorative lustrium and red glass ring presented to Elgin Baylor for his membership on the 1958 Seattle University Chieftains basketball team. Baylor
led the Chieftains to the 1958 NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament championship game; his Chieftains fell short and lost in the final game, 84-72,
to eventual champion Kentucky. Baylor was named the Most Outstanding Player of the tournament. The ring is stamped LTM for the metal lustrium, centering
one cushion-shaped red glass stone with an “S” in the middle representing Seattle University, surrounded by the words “NCAA 1958 FINALIST,” flanked on
one side by the words “BAYLOR 22” and on the other side “CHIEFTAINS 03-22-58 24-7.” The inside of the shank is engraved “Elgin Baylor.” Size 13 1/2,
25.7 grams.
$6,000-8,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR ROOKIE YEAR WORN #14 SHORTS
A pair of white satin shorts worn by Elgin Baylor during his rookie season with the Minneapolis Lakers. The Lakers assigned Baylor the number 14 after he
was drafted by them as the number one pick in the 1958 NBA draft. The white shorts feature blue detail striping down the side of each leg and continuing
across the bottom of each leg of the shorts. The waistband features a sewn-in belt with metal closure. Two satin stars are stitched into the front of each leg
with the number “14” stitched into the front right leg. Stitched into the interior waistband of the shorts is a “Wilson/ Sports Equipment” tag and a tag for
“CORRIE’S/ The Sportsman’s Paradise/ Minneapolis, Minnesota.” The shorts are accompanied by a black and white photograph of Baylor in his number
14 Lakers uniform signed “Elgin Baylor/ R.O.Y 58-59” in silver marker. The inscription on the photograph refers to Baylor’s winning the 1958-59 NBA
Rookie of the Year award.
$4,000-6,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 NBA ALL-STAR GAME TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor by the NBA for being named to the
1959 NBA All-Star team. The trophy consists of a gold colored metal
basketball mounted on top of a two-tiered wood base. Mounted onto
the wood base are two metal eagle sculptures. Mounted between the
two tiers of the base is an engraved metal plaque that reads “N.B.A./
East-West/ All Star Game/ Detroit January 23 1959/ Elgin Baylor.”
Baylor was named the Most Valuable Player of the 1959 NBA All-Star
Game, sharing the honor with Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks.
17 1/2 by 9 by 9 inches
$5,000-8,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 TELEGRAMS RESPONDING TO
DISCRIMINATION
A collection of five Western Union telegrams sent to Elgin Baylor January 17-
19, 1959, after Baylor refused to play in a game in Charleston, West Virginia.
When Baylor wasn’t admitted to a hotel with his teammates in Charlotte, North
Carolina, in November, he was quoted as saying “I’m no dog; if this ever happens
again, I won’t play.” In Charleston, West Virginia, on January 17, 1959,
when the Minneapolis Lakers were playing the Cincinnati Royals, Baylor and
two African-American Lakers teammates, Boo Ellis and Ed Fleming, couldn’t
register at the hotel where the team was registered. The day of the game, Baylor
refused to play. Five Western Union telegrams were sent to Baylor congratulating
him for standing up for “real principles and blatant racism.” The
telegrams are from Cecil E. Newman, editor of the Minneapolis Spokesman
and St. Paul Recorder; Brad Pye Jr., sports editor; William H. Gray Jr., pastor
of the Bright Hope Baptist Church; Reverend Leon Sullivan, pastor of the Zion
Baptist Church; and L.I. Brockenbury.
Largest, 8 by 6 ¼ inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 S. RAE HICKOK AWARD BELT BUCKLE
An S. Rae Hickok Champion belt buckle presented to Elgin Baylor in March
1959 by the Hickok Manufacturing Company located in Rochester, New York,
honoring Baylor as a professional athlete. The 10k yellow gold belt buckle is
stamped Hickok and on the front features a figure surrounded by a laurel
wreath and reads “S. Rae Hickok Award/ Professional Athlete/ EB.” The back
of the belt buckle reads “Hickok Champion/ March 1959/ Elgin Baylor/ Basketball.”
A section of the belt buckle is not 10k gold but a metal alloy. Baylor
was presented the award after being named the NBA 1958-59 Rookie of the
Year.
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED MINNEAPOLIS LAKERS PHOTOGRAPH
A framed photograph of Elgin Baylor posing in his Minneapolis Lakers uniform. In the 1958-59 season, Minneapolis forward Baylor averaged 24.9
points and 15 rebounds per game while being named to his first of seven consecutive All-NBA First Teams as well as NBA Rookie of the Year. The
photograph is signed by Baylor in blue marker. Framed.
27 ¼ by 22 ½ inches, overall
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958-59 ROOKIE
OF THE YEAR PLAQUE
A yellow metal and wood Rookie of the
Year plaque presented to Elgin Baylor
courtesy of P. Ballantine & Sons, Brewers
of Fine Ale & Beer, located in Newark,
New Jersey. A center metal engraved
plaque complete with a foliate design
border mounted on top of a wood frame
reads “To/ Elgin Baylor/ As/ Rookie of
the Year/ in the/ National Basketball Association.”
A second engraved metal
plaque with foliate design border is set
above and reads “The/ Courtsmen
Award/ 1958-1959.”
15 by 10 inches
$1,000-1,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958-59 NBA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AND ALL-STAR CERTIFICATE
A certificate awarded to Elgin Baylor by The Sporting News honoring him for being named the NBA’s Rookie of the Year for the 1958-59 season
and for being selected to the 1959 NBA All-Star Team. The certificate reads “The Sporting News/ congratulates/ Elgin Baylor/ Rookie of the Year/
on his selection to the annual/ National Basketball Association All-Star Team/ for the 1958-59 season/ as chosen in a poll of all/ National Basketball
Association Players/ by/ The Sporting News.” The plaque is signed by J.G. Taylor Spink, publisher of The Sporting News, and is dated March
1959. The 1959 NBA All-Star Game was played on January 23, 1959, at Olympia Stadium in Detroit, Michigan. Baylor, in his rookie season, was
named co-MVP of the game, sharing the honor with Bob Pettit. The certificate is housed in a leather presentation folder with “The Sporting News’/
1958-59/ N.B.A. All-Star Basketball Team” embossed on the cover. Included in the folder are a sheet listing the players who took part in voting for
the awards and a list of the other NBA All-Stars and award winners for the 1958-59 season.
Folder, 11 1/2 by 9 inches
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1958-59 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR TROPHY
A Hy Turkin Memorial Award presented to Elgin Baylor by the
Metropolitan Basketball Writers Association (MBWA) for being
named the NBA’s 1958-59 Rookie of the Year. The MBWA
named the award after Turkin, a long-time sports reporter for the
New York Daily News, following Turkin’s death in 1955. The
award is presented annually to pro basketball’s rookie of the
year. The silverplated double-handled trophy is mounted to a
plastic column base that reads “Hy Turkin Memorial Award/ Pro
Rookie of the Year/ 1958-59/ Elgin Baylor/ Minneapolis Lakers/
Presented by/ Metropolitan/ Basketball Writers Assn.”
14 ½ by 8 ½ inches, Overall
$2,000-4,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
TROPHY
An Athlete of the Year trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in
1959 by The Coca-Cola Company. The silverplated trophy
features a male and female figure with a cloth
draped over the two of them. The male is holding a laurel
branch in the air and the pair are standing on a
globe with the words “Glory” engraved into the bottom.
The silverplated scene is mounted on top of a wood base
with a white metal plaque affixed to the side that reads
“100% - 1959/ Athlete of the Year/ Basketball/ Elgin
Baylor/ Donor/ The Coca-Cola Company/ Atlanta,
Georgia.” Baylor was presented the award after being
named the 1958-59 NBA Rookie of the Year.
22 ½ by 9 by 8 inches
$2,000-4,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1960 CAMP SWAGO PLAQUE
A commemorative plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in
1960 by Camp Swago. The wood plaque features a
portrait of Baylor from the period and reads “His fine/
example/ serves as a/ goal for/ young people./
1960/ Elgin Baylor.”
10 by 8 inches
$75-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 71-POINT
GAME NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE
A copy of an article from the New York
Times originally published on November 15,
1960, detailing Elgin Baylor’s setting the
NBA league record for points in a game
after he scored 71 points against the New
York Knicks at Madison Square Garden in
New York City. In doing so, Baylor broke his
own record of 64 points in a single game,
which he achieved the previous season.
Signed “Elgin Baylor” in black marker.
11 by 8 1/2 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1960 ATHLETE OF THE MONTH MEDALLION
An Athlete of the Month medallion presented to Elgin Baylor in November 1960 by the
Helms Athletic Foundation. The foundation was in charge of selecting National Champion
teams and All-American teams in a number of college sports, including basketball
and football. The double-sided circular bronze medallion features a male figure throwing
a discus with the words “Helms Athletic Foundation/ Founded 1936” around the
outside. The other side reads “Awarded to/ Elgin Baylor/ In/ Recognition of/ Athlete of
Month/ Nov. 1960,” with a wreath of laurel wrapped around the text. The words “Victory
is a worthy result for which to strive fairly” is embossed around the outside of the
medallion.
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1960 LOS ANGELES MIRROR-NEWS ILLUSTRATION
A pencil on paper drawing by George Carey, owned by Elgin Baylor and created for the Los Angeles Mirror-
News in 1960. The drawing features Elgin Baylor in his Minneapolis Lakers uniform and statements including
“How ‘bout/ us playing/ here in L.A./ permanently,/ Mr. Short!!” and “Elgin Baylor/ one of the top performers
in the/ N.B.A. will appear at our sports/ arena Sunday and Monday, when/ The Minneapolis Lakers
face/ the St. Louis Hawks…” In 1958, team owner Bob Short was considering moving his Minneapolis Lakers
to Chicago and San Francisco, but decided to move the franchise to Los Angeles prior to the 1961 season,
making the Lakers the NBA’s first West Coast team. The drawing is signed by the artist as “George
Carey, Los Angeles Mirror-News, 2-20-1960.”
22 by 15 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 FEATURE FOURSOME SILVER PLATE
A silverplated plate by “Rogers & Bro. 1726” presented to Elgin
Baylor by the Cosmopolitan Golf Club for a Feature Foursome in
1961. The engraved plate reads “16th Invitational/ Elgin Baylor/
Feature Foursome/ 1961.” A round logo is affixed to the center
of the plate that reads “Cosmopolitan Golf Club” further accented
with a green border and a golfer displayed in the center. An engraved
foliate pattern surrounds the plate.
Diameter, 15 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED ENLARGED 1960’s
LOS ANGELES LAKERS IMAGE
A black and white image of Elgin Baylor, originally taken in the
1960s while Baylor was with the Los Angeles Lakers, playing
against the Syracuse Nationals (now the Philadelphia 76ers). The
image is printed on a layered cardstock and depicts Baylor driving
to the basket with Nationals #15 Hal Greer in the background. The
photograph is signed “Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. 1977” in silver marker.
30 ¼ by 24 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962 LOS ANGELES TIMES NATIONAL SPORTS AWARD
An Award of Merit presented to Elgin Baylor in 1962 by the Los Angeles Times
newspaper. The award features a marble base with a rotating gold colored
medallion. The front of the medallion reads “Los Angeles Times/ Award of Merit”
around the outside, with an eagle perched on a feather crossing over a sword at
the bottom and a star featuring a faux diamond near the top. The back of the
medallion is engraved and reads “1962/ Los Angeles Times/ National/ Sports
Award/ Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ Basketball/ Professional.”
5 by 4 by 5 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962 HONORARY KIWANIS CLUB CERTIFICATE
An Honorary Member certificate presented to Elgin Baylor on May 14,
1962, by the president of The Kiwanis Club in Olympia, Washington. The
certificate reads “This is to certify that/ Elgin Baylor/ is elected an honorary
member of this/ club and is thus accorded the fellowship and/ privileges of
such membership.” The paper certificate is signed by the president and secretary
of the club and is dated May 14, 1962, in black ink.
9 ¾ by 7 ½ inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962-63 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD
A Sam Davis Memorial Award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1963 by the Metropolitan
Basketball Writers Association (MBWA). The MBWA presented the
award annually for most outstanding professional basketball player. The
award, a silverplated tray featuring scalloped edges, is signed “Poole Silver
Co #1042.” The engraved award reads “Sam Davis Memorial Award/ Most
Valuable Pro Player/ 1962-63/ Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Lakers/ Presented
By/ Metropolitan Basketball Writers Ass’n.”
Diameter, 14 inches
$1,000-2,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1963 WSB RADIO
RECOGNITION CERTIFICATE
A certificate presented to Elgin Baylor by WSB
Radio on March 22, 1963, in Atlanta, Georgia.
The paper certificate recognizes Baylor for
his many outstanding achievements in the
world of sports. The certificate is signed by a
WSB Radio Sports representative in blue and
is stamped March 22, 1963.
11 by 8 ½ inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1964 ALL-TIME
NBA TEAM AWARD PLAQUE
A plaque awarded to Elgin Baylor at
the 1964 NBA All-Star Game held in
Boston, Massachusetts, on January 14,
1964, for being named to the “All-Time
NBA Team” by the Academy of Sports
Editors. Baylor received the fourth highest
percentage of votes, behind Bob
Cousey, Bill Russell and George Mikan.
The Academy of Sports Editors comprised
the sports editors of the 100
largest daily newspapers in the U.S.
The All-Time NBA Team was announced
by the Academy of Sports Editors on
March 5, 1963.
14 1/4 by 11 1/4 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1964 CERTIFICATE OF MERIT
AWARD
A Certificate of Merit award presented to Elgin Baylor
on January 30, 1964, by the Veterans Brotherhood
Committee of Maryland. The certificate reads “Veterans
Brotherhood Committee of Maryland/ Certificate
of Merit/ This Certificate is awarded to/ Elgin Baylor/
In recognition and appreciation of outstanding service
rendered/ to the cause of brotherhood among veterans
and all people.” The certificate is dated January 30,
1964. Framed. Accompanied by a print of a color
image, owned by Baylor, featuring Baylor posing in
his Los Angeles Lakers Uniform. The image is signed
by Baylor in silver marker.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1964 LOS ANGELES
LAKERS BENEFIT GAME AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor in
1964 for participating in a benefit basketball
game to support the “SO. Area Boys
Club.” The award is a silverplated cup
that has been engraved on the exterior.
The engraving reads “ ELGIN BAYLOR
Capt./ 3rd Annual/ Benefit NBA Lakers
Game/ for/ SO. Area Boys Club/ To Promote
Juvenile Decency/ 1964.”
Height, 8 inches, diameter, 7 inches
$200-300

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1965 UNITED AIRLINES 100,000 MILE
CLUB AWARD
A 100,000 Mile Club award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1965
by United Airlines. The wood plaque features a gold colored
plane circling the globe emblem and an engraved plate that
reads “To Elgin Baylor/ In appreciation of your valuable/ contribution
to air transport progress/ 1965 GE Keck, President,
United Airlines.”
9 by 7 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1965 ENCINO B’NAI B’RITH AWARD
A trophy awarded to Elgin Baylor by the Encino B’nai B’rith service
organization on November 21, 1965. The engraved yellow metal
plaque on the trophy notes that Baylor received the award “For/
his example/ of/ skill, integrity/ and/ determination.”
20 3/4 by 14 by 7 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1965 SPORTS CHAIRMAN AWARD
A Service Award plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by the Tuberculosis and Health
Association of Los Angeles in 1965. The plaque features a square ceramic tile set
into a wood frame that reads “Tuberculosis and/ Health Association/ of Los Angeles/
County/ Service/ Award/ Christmas Seal Campaign.” A red logo is displayed
on the right side. A yellow metal plaque is mounted onto the bottom of the
wood frame and reads “Elgin Baylor/ Honorary Sports Chairman/ 1965.”
10 1/4 by 10 1/4 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1960’S LOS ANGELES LAKERS HIGHLIGHT FILMS
A group of three 16mm films owned by Elgin Baylor featuring 1960’s highlights
of the Los Angeles Lakers. The films are on metal reels in film cans. The film can labels
read “Excitement, Inc./ Highlights of the 1962-63 Season” and “Laker All-
Stars in Action/ Highlights of the ’63-’64 Season – Color” and “Laker Insights/
Los Angeles Lakers Highlights Film 1964-65 Season.” All of the film cans are
signed by Baylor.
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1965 NBA ALL-STAR
GAME AWARD PLAQUE
A wood plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by
The Sporting News honoring him for being selected
to the 1965 NBA All-Star Team. The
plaque reads “The Sporting News/ congratulates/
Elgin Baylor/ on his selection to the annual/
National Basketball Association All-Star
Team/ as chosen in a poll of all/ National
Basketball Association Players/ by/ The
Sporting News.” The plaque is signed by
C.C. Johnson Spink, publisher of The Sporting
News, and is dated March 1965. The 1965
NBA All-Star game was played on January
15, 1965, in St. Louis, Missouri.
11 3/4 by 9 inches
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1965 B’NAI B’RITH ACHIEVEMENT SILVER PLATE
A sterling silver plate presented to Elgin Baylor on January 23, 1965 by the Sports Lodge B’nai B’rith. The Sports Lodge is a local chapter of B’nai
B’rtith International and works to provide athletic scholarships to young Jewish athletes. The engraved sterling silver plate features scalloped edges
reads “Sports Lodge B’nai B’rith/ 14th Annual Dinner/ Hotel Roosevelt, January 23, 1965/ to/ Elgin Baylor/ for/ high principle and achievement/
in sports.” The silver plate is accompanied by a black and white photograph of Elgin Baylor receiving this prestigious award.
Diameter, 12 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR GAME WORN BRONZED SHOES AND BASKETBALL
A pair of Adidas low-top basketball shoes game worn by Elgin Baylor. The shoes were taken from Baylor without his knowledge, bronzed, and then
presented to him, much to his surprise, during an appearance on “The Merv Griffin Show.” The episode of the show aired on January 14, 1972
and was titled “Salute to Elgin Baylor.” Griffin presented the shoes to Baylor as a retirement gift. Shoes, size 13 1/2.
$2,000-$3,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR ROBE GIFTED BY JERRY WEST
A red and white wool robe gifted to Elgin Baylor by his longtime Los Angeles Lakers
teammate Jerry West as a Christmas present. Baylor and West played together for
the Lakers from 1960-1972 and were responsible for many of the Lakers’ successes
during that period. A sewn tag on the inside of the robe reads that it was made by
“State & Maine” and was purchased at “Bullock’s Westwood.” The robe has a collar
with lapels and two large rectangular pockets in the front with a matching tie belt.
Size XL.
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1968
CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
ICE BUCKET
A “Championship Team” ice
bucket presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1968 by The Lakers
Club. The silverplated ice
bucket stamped by FB Rogers
Silver Company is engraved
on the side and reads “Elgin/
Our gratitude for/ your great
contribution/ 1968 Championship Team/
The Lakers Club.” The ice bucket is complete
with a milk glass insert and lid.
11 by 10 inches, overall
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR
SIGNED ARTWORK BY
NICHOLAS VOLPE
A 1968 pastel drawing of
Elgin Baylor by artist Nicholas
Volpe (American, 1911-
1992). The pastel drawing
features a close-up of Baylor
shooting a basketball wearing
a non-descript jersey. Next to
the close-up is Baylor dribbling
the ball wearing an “NBA 22”
jersey. The drawing is signed
by Baylor in a white pastel
crayon. The drawing is also
signed by the artist and dated
1968. A yellow gold plaque
that reads “Elgin Baylor” is
mounted on the bottom.
Framed.
28 ½ by 22 inches, overall
$1,000-1,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1968-69 LOS ANGELES
LAKERS GUIDE BOOK
A 1968-69 Los Angeles Lakers NBA Official Guide
Book owned by Elgin Baylor. The 72-page book features
information for the 1968-69 season including individual
player profiles and schedule. The book is signed on the
cover by Baylor in black marker.
8 by 5 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1967 ALL-STAR GAME TROPHY
PLAQUE
A wood trophy plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for being
named to the NBA’s 1967 Western Conference All-Star
team. The trophy plaque features a metal basketball player
figure mounted to the wood background, with an adjacent
engraved plaque. The engraving reads “17th ANNUAL
NBA ALL-STAR GAME/ J. Walter Kennedy, President/ January
10, 1967/ San Francisco Cow Palace/ ELGIN BAYLOR
Of LOS ANGELES/ WEST ALL-STARS.” The 1967 All-Star
game was the eighth All-Star game in which Baylor played of
the 11 in his career. Baylor would score 20 points in the
game, which also featured the ejection of Eastern Conference
coach Red Auerbach, the only coach to ever be ejected from
an All-Star game.
12 1/2 by 9 1/4 inches
$4,000-6,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1967 SPORTSMEN’S WORLD AWARDS TROPHY
A Sportsmen’s World Awards trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1967. The
Sportsman’s World Awards are presented each year for outstanding accomplishment
in athletics. The award features a marble base with a yellow metal
engraved band and an athlete figure on top. The engraved band reads
“Sportsman World Awards 1967/ Elgin Baylor.” The award is signed “Elgin
Baylor” in silver marker on the base.
19 ½ by 6 by 6 inches
$600-800

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1967-68 NBA ALL-STAR TEAM
PLAQUE
A NBA All-Star Team plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1968
by The Sporting News. The wood plaque features images of five
players and reads “The Sporting News/ 1967-68/ NBA/ All-
Star Team/ Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Lakers/ Dave Bing/ Detroit
Pistons/ Willis Reed/ New York Knicks/ Oscar Robertson/
Cincinnati Royals/ Wilt Chamberlain/ Philadelphia 76ers/
Player of the Year.” The award is signed by Baylor in silver
marker.
16 by 11 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1968 SPORTS CITIZEN OF THE WEEK PLAQUE
A Sports Citizen of the Week plaque presented to Elgin Baylor on
March 22, 1968, by the KLAC radio station and sponsored by Lincoln
Savings & Loan Association. The crest-shaped wood frame has a yellow
metal plaque mounted to the center and reads “Lincoln Savings & Loan
Association/ Sports Citizen/ Of the Week/ Elgin Baylor/ Presented on/
KLAC/ 3-22-68. A round gold metal cameo of two male basketball
players shooting a basketball is centered on the top of the plaque.
8 ¼ by 7 ¼ inches, overall
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1968 AMBASSADOR OF GOOD WILL LETTER
A letter presented to Elgin Baylor on July 19, 1968, by Kenneth A. Schmied,
mayor of Louisville, Kentucky. The letter was given, along with the Key to the
City, for Baylor’s commitment. The letter reads “Elgin Baylor/ who, through
distinguished deeds has exhibited the/ qualifications necessary, the commission
of a Louisville/ Ambassador of Good Will/ and the responsibility of furthering
the fame of/ Louisville’s business progress, civic accomplishment,
cultural and intellectual achievement, and gracious/ living, wherever he may
be.” The letter is signed in blue ink by Kenneth A. Schmied complete with an
embossed yellow gold sticker with two blue ribbons that reads “City of
Louisville/ 1778” with three fleur-de-lis embossed in the center.
14 by 11 inches
$100-150
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1968-69 NBA PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PLAQUE
A congratulatory plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1969 by The Academy
of Professional Sports for being nominated for 1968-69 NBA Player of the
Year. The wood plaque features the APS emblem and reads “The Academy
of/ Professional Sports/ congratulates/ Elgin Baylor/ on being nominated/
by his fellow players for the/ National Basketball Association/ Player of the
Year/ 1968-69.” The award is signed by Elgin Baylor in blue marker.
13 by 11 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED SPORTS ILLUSTRATED IMAGES
A group of three images owned by Elgin Baylor, including an image of the April 29, 1968, cover of Sports Illustrated magazine and an image
of the October 24, 1966, cover of Sports Illustrated magazine. Accompanied by an image of an artist’s rendering of Baylor. Each image is
signed by Baylor. Framed.
15 by 12 inches, each
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES LAKERS PHOTO COLLAGE
A matted collage owned by Elgin Baylor. The collage features
trading cards and images from his career as a Los Angeles Laker
and reads “Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Lakers/ 22.” Framed.
21 by 17 inches, overall
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED VINTAGE LOS ANGELES LAKERS
PROGRAMS
A group of eight vintage Los Angeles Lakers game programs, seven of
which are signed by Elgin Baylor in blue marker. The group includes a
1961-62 Lakers “Autographed Souvenir Score Card,” three 1965-66 Lakers
programs, a Lakers program dated Oct. 25, 1967, featuring a sketch
of Baylor on the cover, and a pair of 1968-69 Lakers programs, with one
additionally signed on the cover by Johnny “Red” Kerr and Gary Gregor.
The last program is a 1965-66 Lakers program for a game against the
New York Knickerbockers signed on the interior by Gail Goodrich, Rudy
LaRusso, Dick Van Arsdale, Tom Gola and twice by Walt Bellamy.
Largest, 11 by 8 3/4 inches
$200-400

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ELGIN BAYLOR GAME WORN LOS ANGELES LAKERS WARM-UP JACKET
A purple satin Los Angeles Lakers warm-up jacket game worn by Elgin Baylor. The purple satin jacket features an embroidered “Lakers” Logo stitched into
the front left breast of the jacket. The jacket also features front snap closures with yellow, purple and gold striping appearing around the shoulders, the ends
of each arm, and around the bottom of the jacket. The interior of the jacket features a terrycloth lining. “Baylor” is stitched into the back of the jacket in
arched yellow-on-white tackle twill lettering. Made by Tiernan of Glendale, California. No size present.
$4,000-6,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1969 ATHLETE OF THE YEAR PLAQUE
An Athlete of the Year plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1969 by the City of Inglewood, California.
The wood plaque features a City of Inglewood ceramic tile and an engraved metal plate that reads
“Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ Inglewoods athlete of the year/ March 21, 1969/ Mayor William
Goedike.” The Los Angeles Lakers held “Elgin Baylor Night” on March 21, 1969, at their home arena,
The Los Angeles Forum, located in Inglewood. Baylor was presented this plaque during a pre-game ceremony
honoring his career achievements. The award is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
10 by 10 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR NIGHT 1969 CITY OF LOS ANGELES CITATIONS
A pair of citations presented to Elgin Baylor by the County and City of Los Angeles honoring his outstanding
achievements and recognizing him for “Elgin Baylor Day” and “Elgin Baylor Night.” The first is
from the City of Los Angeles, declaring March 21, 1969, as Elgin Baylor Day in Los Angeles. The
paper citation is mounted on board, addresses Baylor’s various accomplishments and states that “Elgin
Baylor/ is being honored in a special ceremony on Friday, March 21, 1969, at the Forum.” The second
paper citation is undated and presented by the County of Los Angeles in honor of “Elgin Baylor Night.”
Largest, 23 by 14 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED “ELGIN BAYLOR NIGHT” INGLEWOOD PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1969 by the City of Inglewood, California, to mark “Elgin Baylor
Night” on March 21, 1969. The wood certificate features a gold colored City of Inglewood seal and
sentiments including “Whereas, the City of Inglewood is proud to have Elgin/ Baylor and all of the fine
members of the Lakers Team providing excite-/ ment and enjoyment for the residents of this community
as well as exempli-/ fying the true sportsmanship and team spirit indicative of our great athl-/ etes” and
“Now, therefore, I, William Goedike, Mayor of/ the City of Inglewood, do hereby proclaim the evening
of March 21, 1969 as/ ‘Elgin Baylor Night.’ ” The Lakers home arena at the time, The Los Angeles
Forum, where the Lakers played from 1967-1999, was located in Inglewood; the Lakers honored Baylor
in a pre-game ceremony on March 21, 1969, at The Forum to give recognition to his career achievements.
The award is signed by Elgin Baylor in silver marker.
15 by 12 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 CITY OF LOS ANGELES ELGIN BAYLOR DAY PLAQUE
An Elgin Baylor Day Proclamation plaque presented to Elgin Baylor on March 21, 1969, in Los Angeles,
California. The beveled wood frame features a raised color City of Los Angeles crest with an engraved
yellow metal plaque mounted below that reads “Greetings/ March 21, 1969 is proclaimed/
Elgin Baylor Day/ In Los Angeles in recognition of the Laker/ superstar who has provided countless
thrills to basketball fans everywhere. On behalf of/ the citizens of our City I extend congratula/ tions
and best wishes for the future for a/ super human being./ March 21, 1969,/ Sam Yorty, Mayor.” The
plaque is signed “Elgin Baylor” in silver marker.
17 ¼ by 12 ½ by 1 inches, overall
$500-700

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“ELGIN BAYLOR NIGHT”
COLLECTION OF TELEGRAMS
A collection of Western Union telegrams
presented to Elgin Baylor in honor of
“Elgin Baylor Night” March 21, 1969.
The telegrams are from various people
congratulating Baylor for his achievements
and their condolences for not
being able to be present on such an important
day. The eight telegrams are from
Hubert Humphrey, the Seattle SuperSonics
basketball team, Leonard Green from
the Employers Clearing House Agency,
Dorothy and Alex Green, Dr. Sam
Mossafer, Jack McMahon, Gene
Selznick, and Mrs. Louis Mohs and Family.
The telegrams were all dated March
20th and March 21st 1969 and were
addressed to the Los Angeles Forum. Accompanied
by a program from “Elgin
Baylor Night” dated March 21, 1969,
and signed by Baylor in blue marker.
8 by 5 ¾ inches, each
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 JACK KENT COOKE SERVING DISH
A silverplated serving dish presented to Elgin Baylor by then Los Angeles Lakers
owner Jack Kent Cooke on “Elgin Baylor Night” which took place on March
21, 1969. The night was held in order to honor Baylor’s career achievements
with the Lakers. The silverplated serving dish features a cushion-shaped dish
with two ornate handles and lid with a double acorn handle. The lid is engraved
“Jack Kent Cooke 1969.”
15 ½ by 9 ¾ by 6 inches,
$300-500
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“ELGIN BAYLOR NIGHT” SILVER PUNCH BOWL WITH CUPS
A sterling silver punch bowl set presented to Elgin Baylor on March 21, 1969 at the “Elgin Baylor
Night” by his friends Hall and Rhonda and their children Cathy, Laurie and Kent. The bowl is accompanied
by eight matching cups. The engraved punch bowl reads “For/ Ruby and Elgin/ Alan
and Allison/ With our deep admiration and affection for a family that has/ given us so much happiness,
so many memorable moments/ Hall and Rhonda/ Cathy Laurie Kent/ March 21st 1969/
‘Elgin Baylor Night’.” Hall Bartlett and his actress wife Rhonda Fleming were huge Baylor fans.
When Barlett wasn’t writing, producing and directing films, he was organizing and contributing
to the Los Angeles Lakers Basketball Club and Los Angeles-based charities. Accompanied by a
program from “Elgin Baylor Night” dated March 21, 1969, and signed by Baylor in blue marker.
Punch bowl, 14 ¼ by 10 ¼ inches, overall; Cups, 4 ¾ by 4 inches, each
$1,000-2,000

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“ELGIN BAYLOR NIGHT” LOS ANGELES
LAKERS PRESENTED CHAIR
A wooden chair presented to Elgin Baylor by then
Los Angeles Lakers teammate Tom Hawkins, on behalf
of his other Los Angeles Lakers teammates, on
March 21, 1969, at “Elgin Baylor Night.” The
event took place at the Los Angeles Lakers home
arena, The Forum, in Inglewood, California, where
Baylor was honored by more than 17,000 fans,
civic leaders, movie stars and then Lakers owner
Jack Kent Cooke for his many years of successwith
the Lakers. The 40-minute pre-game ceremony took
place before the Los Angeles Lakers played the visiting
Atlanta Hawks. An article from the Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner from Saturday March 22,
1969, states that on behalf of the team, Tom
Hawkins presented Baylor “A 100-year gold chair
that was made in Mexico.” The wooden chair is
painted gold and is hand carved with scroll and
foliate design throughout. The chair centers a
carved wooden cameo of the profile of a Mexican
leader. A metal gold plaque is affixed to the back
of the chair and reads “Presented to/ The Captain/
Cliff Anderson, Jay Carty, Wilt Chamberlain,
Mel Counts, Fred Crawford, Johnny Egan, Keith Erickson,
Tom Hawkins, Chick Hearn, Bill Hewitt,
Rod Hundley, Frank O’Neill, Bill Van Breda Kolff,
Jerry West/ Elgin Baylor Night/ March 21,
1969.“ The chair is accompanied by the Los Angeles
Herald-Examiner newspaper from March 22,
1969, and an “Elgin Baylor Night” program from
March 21, 1969. The program includes copies of
letters to Baylor, including one from Governor
Ronald Reagan, as well as stories from teammates,
pictures, NBA Baylor stats and personal stories.
The program is signed by Baylor in blue marker.
52 by 27 by 23 inches
$1,000-1,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971-72 OUTSTANDING SEASON PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for an outstanding season with
the Johnny Brown All Stars. The crest-shaped wood frame features
a crest-shaped yellow metal engraved plaque that reads “To/ Elgin
Baylor/ With Thanks/ For/ An Outstanding Season/ with the/
Johnny Brown/ All Stars/ 71-72.”
5 ¼ by 6 inches
$150-250
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1970 ELGIN WATCH CO. AWARD
An Elgin Watch Co. Award presented to Elgin Baylor on May 6, 1970, for
12 years of service to the game of basketball. The trophy features a yellow
metal male basketball figure holding a basketball set inside an open-frame
wood trapezoid mounted on a wood base. A yellow metal plaque is affixed
to the base and reads “The Elgin Watch Co. Award/ Presented to Elgin Baylor
- May 6, 1970/ for 12 years of outstanding ability, reliable performance
and contributions/ to the growth of professional basketball.”
21 by 14 by 7 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball owned and signed by
Elgin Baylor. The basketball is signed by Baylor as “Elgin
Baylor H.O.F. ‘77” in black marker. Baylor was inducted into
the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1977.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971 LIFE SAVERS AWARD
A Life Saver Special Award trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1971 by Life
Savers. The trophy features a wood base, silver colored stem and cup, a
gold colored figure on top, and an engraved plaque that reads “Life Saver
Special Award/ November 1971/ Elgin Baylor/ presented by/ Life
Savers.”
32 by 9 by 9 inches
$500-700

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ELGIN BAYLOR CHRYSLER CORPORATION GIFTED PORTRAIT
A portrait gifted to Elgin Baylor by the Chrysler Corporation. The portrait features a photograph of Baylor in high
contrast printed on clear plastic. A luminescent yellow metal background shows through the plastic. In the portrait,
Baylor is wearing his Lakers jersey. The bottom of the piece is signed “From your friends at Chrysler Corporation”
in black ink. Framed.
24 ½ by 20 ½ inches, overall
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR
1971 TOUCHDOWN CLUB OF WASHINGTON, D.C., AWARD
A Touchdown Club of Washington D.C. “Timmie” award presented
to Elgin Baylor in 1971 after his retirement from the NBA. The award
features a wood base with engraved plaques and a metal figure on
top. Mounted to the award is an engraved plaque that reads “Arch
McDonald Achievement Award/ ‘Local Boy Makes Good’/ 1971/
Elgin Baylor.” Baylor was born in Washington, D.C., in 1934, and
became a star basketball player at Washington’s Spingarn High
School.
16 by 8 by 8 inches
$800-1,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS PLAQUE
A commemorative plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by the NBA’s
Golden State Warriors upon his retirement from basketball. The plaque
was presented on November 6, 1971, when Baylor’s Los Angeles Lakers
team played the Warriors in Oakland, California. The wood
plaque features a mounted metal engraved plaque that reads “To Elgin
Baylor/ We think you’re the greatest, too/ The Warriors/ November
6, 1971.” The award is signed by Elgin Baylor in silver marker.
16 by 10 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971 LETTER FROM PRESIDENT RICHARD NIXON
A commemorative plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1971 by President
Richard Nixon acknowledging Baylor’s retirement as an NBA player. The
wood plaque features sentiments from the President such as “Only a handful
of men in the annals of the/ game – either collegiate or professional -/
have contributed so much to the sport.” The letter has been signed by
Richard Nixon and is dated November 9, 1971.
7 by 9 inches
$300-400

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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA CAREER HIGHLIGHTS PLAQUE
A National Basketball Association wood plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for “Career Highlights”
by NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy on January 18, 1972, in Los Angeles, California.
The wood frame features a mounted silverplated tray with a handpainted portrait of
Baylor and below an engraved award that reads “National Basketball Association/ Special
Citation to Elgin Baylor/ 1958-1971/ Career Highlights. He scored 23,149 points in a
spectacular/ career with the Minneapolis Lakers/ and the Los Angeles Lakers./ He played in
11 All-Star Games and 10 times made the/ All-NBA First Team. Only two players in NBA/
history have scored more points. Only three/ players have a higher per game average/
than his 27.4. Only four players have/ topped his 11,463 rebounds. He overcame a/ succession
of injuries that would have/ have forced lesser men to retire and always/ played inspired
basketball. He is generally/ conceded to be the greatest corner man/ ever to have
played professional basketball.” Below a mounted silver plaque reads “Presented by NBA
Commissioner Walter Kennedy at Los Angeles, California January 18, 1972.”
20 by 13 inches
$2,000-3,000
94 ELGIN BAYLOR 14K GOLD NBA LIFETIME PASS
A 14K solid gold NBA Lifetime Pass by Cartier presented to
Elgin Baylor after his retirement from the NBA following the
1971-72 season. The pass is engraved “National Basketball
Association/ Life Pass/ Elgin Baylor/ Player/ 1958-
1971.” The pass is stamped on verso “Cartier” and
“14K.” The pass is housed in an acrylic glass casing.
Pass, 4 by 2 1/2 inches. Overall, 5 3/8 by 3 1/2
by 2 1/8 inches
$1,000-2,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1972
RINKYDINKS TROPHY AND
PROCLAMATION
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor
by The Rinkeydinks, Inc. on June
11, 1972. The award features a
life-size yellow metal basketball on
a yellow metal stem that sits on a
wood base. A yellow metal removable
plaque is affixed to the center of the base and reads “Elgin Baylor/ As
great an athlete/ as you are – you are an/ even greater human being!/
Love/ ‘The Rinkeydinks, Inc.’/ -June 11, 1972-.” The trophy is accompanied
by a proclamation letter given by the City of Los Angeles stating that Elgin
Baylor will be honored at a testimonial dinner sponsored by “The Rinkey
Dinks” on June 11, 1972. The letter goes on to highlight Baylor’s many
achievements in basketball and is signed by three Council members of the
City of Los Angeles and the City Clerk.
Trophy, 18 by 8 ¾ by 8 ¾ inches; Proclamation, 19 by 13 1/2 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1972 EXPRESSIVE VOICES
LOS ANGELES AWARD
An Expressive Voices award presented to Elgin
Baylor in 1972 by “The People of Los Angeles.”
The wood award features metal torch sculptures
on each side and an engraved plaque containing
sentiments such as “Elgin Baylor was the most accomplished
athlete/ who ever ran on the hardwood”
and “Elgin Baylor/ was famous, not only
for the accumulation of/ astronomical statistics
which he wrote into/ the record books, but also
for the way he/ played the game.”
14 by 11 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1972 ALL-AMERICAN WATCH
A watch presented to Elgin Baylor by the Seattle SuperSonics on March
12, 1972. The Cronton watch features a yellow gold plated bezel backed
by stainless steel, with bronze luminescent dial, yellow metal baton chapters,
a day/date window, and an automatic movement. The watch does
not have a strap. The back of the watch is engraved “Elgin/ Baylor/ Sonics/
All-American/ 3-12-72.”
$500-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1972 SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA SPORTS
BROADCASTERS GOLF TROPHY
A Scholarship Golf Invitational trophy presented
to Elgin Baylor in 1972 for participating
in the 8th Annual Southern
California Sports Broadcasters golf tournament.
The wood trophy features a printed
plaque that reads “Southern California
Sports Broadcasters/ 8th Annual, Scholarship
Golf Invitational/ Elgin Baylor/ June
12, 1972/ Los Alamitos Golf Club.”
9 by 7 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1972 HOSPITAL
CHARITY FUND RED ROSE AWARD
A Red Rose Award presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1972 by the Hospital Charity Fund’s Board
of Directors. The wood award features engraved
plaques that read “Red Rose Award/
The Hospital Charity Fund/ Salutes/ Captain
Elgin Baylor/ For his 13 seasons of winning
NBA performance/ despite physical adversity.
He is basketball’s/ all-time best forward.
He brought great courage,/ leadership, heart
and soul to the Lakers and laughs, too./ His
example, on and off the court, inspires young
people everywhere./ Hospital Charity Fund—
-Board of Directors/ Mar. 17th 1972.”
12 by 9 inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA SILVER ANNIVERSARY CITATION AWARD
An NBA Silver Anniversary Citation award presented to Elgin Baylor by the NBA Office of the
Commissioner. The wood plaque features a laminated letter of both respect and admiration
that basketball people everywhere have for Baylor. In the lower left corner is a reprinted box
score of the very first NBA game in which Baylor played on October 22, 1958. The top of the
letter reads “Silver Anniversary/ Citation/ Presented to/ Elgin Baylor.” A 25th anniversary
NBA logo is centered at the top of the page with a grey and red striped border surrounding.
The bottom of the letter reads “National/ Basketball Association/ 1946-1971.” Walt
Kennedy, Commissioner of the NBA at the time, signed the letter in blue ink.
23 by 16 inches
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED AND USED GOLF CLUBS WITH NIKE BAG
A Nike brand golf bag and custom golf clubs owned by Elgin Baylor. The faux leather "Tour Accuracy" cart bag is black and white and features a six way
top, a mounted carrying handle, seven pockets including four with zippers, a rain/travel "snap-on" hood, and a removable shoulder strap. Each side of the
bag shows embroidered "Nike Golf" lettering and emblems, and the "Nike Golf" emblem is embroidered on the front and back pockets. The 13 clubs are
marked with the Nike logo molded into the club heads and feature "Lamkin" grips. The set of clubs have added length to accommodate for Baylor's height,
and consist of a "Nike Golf" T40 driver; a Nike "Ignite" 460 driver; a Nike "CPR Hybrid" driver; and a group of ten Nike irons including the 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8 and 9 irons, with a sand wedge and pitching wedge also included. The set of clubs is accompanied by an "Odyssey" brand "Dual Force" putter. The front
of the bag is signed by Elgin Baylor in silver marker.
Bag, 36 by 18 by 12 inches. Club length, longest, 46 inches
$400-600
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MULTI-SPORT SIGNED SPORTS LEGENDS PROGRAMS
A pair of programs from the 10th Annual Greatest Sports Legends dinner
held at Bally’s Park Place Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on October
23, 1982. The programs have been signed on the back covers by many of
the legendary sports figures that were in attendance at the dinner. The back
cover of the first program has been signed by baseball players and managers
Joe DiMaggio, Willie Mays, Tom Lasorda, Bob Gibson, Earl Weaver,
Bob Lemon, Bob Feller, Al Kaline and Lou Brock; basketball players Walt
Frazier, Bob Cousy, Oscar Robertson (signed “Big O”) and John Havlicek;
football players Gale Sayers, Lenny Moore, Steve Van Buren, and Ollie Matson;
tennis players Don Budge and Bobby Riggs; and wrestler Bruno Sammartino.
The back cover of the second program has been signed by
baseball players Willie Stargell and Leo Durocher; hockey players Phil Esposito,
Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull; basketball players Walt Frazier and
Rick Barry; Olympic track and field stars Jim Ryun, Bill Toomey and Bob Seagren;
first-ever champion of the U.S. Women’s Open golf tournament Patty
Berg; and football player Kyle Rote.
Each, 10 by 7 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR JOE MORGAN INVITATIONAL TROPHIES
A pair of trophies presented to Elgin Baylor for finishing in second
place at the 1st Annual Joe Morgan Invitational golf tournament.
The trophies feature marble bases, plastic centers, with a
plastic golf player affixed to the top of each trophy. Affixed to
the base of the trophy are engraved plaques that read “1st Annual
Joe Morgan Invitational/ 2nd place” and “1st Annual Joe
Morgan Invitational/ -1982-/ Celebrity 2nd place.”
15 1/4 by 6 by 2 5/8 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED RIVIERA GOLF
CLASSIC GROUP
A group of items presented to Elgin Baylor by
the Riviera of Las Vegas Hotel for participating
in the Hall of Fame Golf Classic in 1981 and 1982. The group includes a
wood binder that features an engraved “Riviera Golf Classic” logo and contains
two group photographs with Baylor. The cover of the binder is signed by
Baylor in silver marker. The second item is a wood-encased push-button telephone
featuring a hinged top and a “Riviera Hall of Fame” engraved metal
plaque. Also included in the group is a 1981 Golf Classic souvenir program
signed by Baylor in black marker, a 1981 Golf Classic schedule of events, and
a 1982 Golf Classic souvenir program signed by Baylor in black marker.
Largest, 12 by 11 by 7 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR BALLY’S SPORTS LEGENDS PLAQUES
A group of commemorative plaques presented to Elgin Baylor by Bally’s
Casino Hotel in 1982 and 1983. The 1982 wood plaque features color
photographs of Baylor on the golf course that reads “Atlantic City’s
Winning Address/ Bally’s/ Sports Legends 1st Invitational/ Golf Tournament/
Atlantic City, October 21-22, 1982.” Also included is a commemorative
plaque presented to Baylor in 1983 for attending the
following year. The wood plaque features a photograph of those attending,
including Baylor, Mark Spitz, Julius “Dr. J” Erving, Willie Mays,
and Bobby Rigby. The plaque reads “Bally’s/ Salutes/ The ‘Greatest
Sports Legends’/ October 6-9, 1983.” Additionally included is a commemorative
plaque featuring Baylor on the golf course at the 1983
event. Each plaque has been signed by Baylor in silver marker.
Largest, 14 by 11 inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED GOLF TOURNAMENT PLAQUES
A group of four golf plaques presented to Elgin Baylor in the 1980s for participating
in celebrity invitational golf tournaments. The four plaques include
a 1982 “Celebrity/ Invitational/ Golf Tournament” plaque; a January 21,
1986, dated “Celebrity Golf Tournament” plaque; a January 22, 1985,
dated “Celebrity Golf Tournament” plaque; and a September 2, 1986,
dated “Los Posas Country Club Celebrity Golf Classic” plaque. Each plaque
centers a photograph of Baylor with the golfers Baylor played with at each
event. Each plaque is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
Largest, 10 by 8 ½ by ½ inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1981 SUPER
BOWL TENNIS TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor for
finishing on the second-place team at
a charity tennis tournament held over
Super Bowl weekend in 1981 in Palm
Springs, California. The trophy features
a wood base, with an engraved
metal plaque and a plastic attachment
displaying the number “81.” Mounted
to the base is a wood trophy featuring
a plastic tennis player on the top. The
plaque reads “Hamilton Avnet - Super
Bowl Tennis Tourn./ January 26,
1981 - Palm Springs CA./ 2nd Place
Team.”
9 by 4 by 22 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1983 TIFFANY
& CO. CLOCK AWARD
A brass clock presented to Elgin
Baylor in 1983 by the National
Athletic Health Institute. By Tiffany
& Co., the clock is Swiss made and
etched with the NAHI logo on top
and reads “National Athletic
Health Institute/ Tribute to Athletes/
1983/ Elgin Baylor.”
6 by 4 by 2 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1980’s PRO-AM
CELEBRITY GOLF AWARDS
A pair of awards presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1984 and 1985 for participating in the
Swing from the Heart Pro-Am Celebrity
Golf Tournament. The first award features
a double-handled glass chalice that reads
“1984/Swing From/ The Heart Pro-Am
Celebrity” and centers a frosted heart
shape. The second is a glass award sitting
atop a wooden base with an etched emblem.
The award reads “Pro-Am Celebrity/ 1985.”
11 by 6 by 5 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1980 ARC SENIOR
CHAMPS AWARD
A Senior Champs trophy presented to
Elgin Baylor in 1980 by the American
Roundball Corporation for 1st place
finish in the Summer League. The
award features a marble base with a
gold colored “19” and “80,” a
winged figure affixed to the base and
a basketball figure on top. The engraved
plaque reads “Summer League
1980/ Senior-Champs.” The American
Roundball Corporation is a non-profit
youth basketball organization dedicated
to the development of young
people through the medium of basketball.
27 by 8 by 4 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED THE
WHITE SHADOW SCRIPT
A script from the television series
The White Shadow. In the
episode titled “If Your Number’s
Up, Get Down,” which originally
aired in 1980, Elgin Baylor
played himself. The script is
signed by Baylor in blue marker.
11 by 8 1/2 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1983 NBA ALL-STAR RING
An NBA All-Star ring presented to Elgin Baylor on February 14, 1983, at The Forum in Los Angeles, California. Baylor was presented the ring by the host
Los Angeles Lakers for his 11 All-Star Game appearances as a member of the Lakers from 1958-1971. The “Balfour” celestrum ring centers a rectangularshaped
piece of blue glass and reads “NBA/ All Star” in embossed lettering on the top. In high relief, one side of the shank reads “1983/ The Forum” with
an image of The Forum with a basketball, and the other side of the shank reads “Baylor” with the NBA logo below. Size 12 1/2; 16.8 grams.
$3,000-5,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1984 NBA ALL-STAR RING
An NBA All-Star ring presented to Elgin Baylor on January 29, 1984, in Denver, Colorado. Baylor took part in the 1984 NBA Old-Timers Game, a feature
of the 1984 NBA All-Star Weekend, as a member of the Western Conference team. The “Balfour” celestrum ring centers a rectangular-shaped piece of red
glass and reads “NBA/ All Star” in embossed lettering on the top. In high relief, one side of the shank reads “1984/ 34th NBA/ All-Star Game/ Denver”
with an image of a basketball player with a cityscape behind, and the other side of the shank reads “Baylor” with the NBA logo below. Size 13 3/4; 20.7
grams.
$3,000-5,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1984 NBA OLD-TIMERS GAME WORN UNIFORM
A uniform worn by Elgin Baylor for the 1984 NBA Old-Timers game held on January 28, 1984, at
McNicols Arena in Denver, Colorado. After holding just two Old-Timers games in the history of the
league, in 1957 and again in 1964, the NBA revived the game for the 1984 All-Star Weekend. Baylor
played for the West Old-Timer All-Stars. The uniform features a white nylon Sand-Knit brand jersey
with blue and red elastic striping around the neck and shoulders. “NBA/ Old-Timers” is printed on the
front in arched blue and red lettering above Baylor’s number “22.” Printed below the front numbers
are “Schick/ AA” (American Airlines) sponsor logos. Stitched into the front right of the jersey are a
“Sand-Knit Medalist” tag and “2/ “LB/ 44” size tags. The back of the jersey repeats Baylor’s number
“22” with “Elgin” above and “Baylor” printed below. The jersey is signed on the back by Baylor in
blue marker. Included with the uniform are a pair of white nylon Sand-Knit shorts with repeating blue
and red striping, featuring an NBA logo on the front right leg and “WEST” printed on the front left leg.
Stitched into the interior waistband is a “Sand-Knit Medalist” tag with “38’ and “ 1”HR “ size tags.
Accompanying the uniform is a Sand-Knit warm-up jacket. The jacket features front snap closures with
white, red and blue elastic striping around the neck and arm cuffs. Printed on the front are “Schick/
AA” sponsor logos on the upper right breast, and printed on the upper left breast is an NBA logo with
“1984” printed above and “Old-Timers Game” printed below. Stitched into the interior of the jacket is
a Sand-Knit flap tag with “Baylor” written on it in black ink. The group is accompanied by a 1984
West Old-Timers team photograph.
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1985 VICTOR AWARD
A Victor Award trophy presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1985. The Victor Awards, established in
1966, are to sports what the Academy Awards
are to motion pictures. The award is presented
for outstanding accomplishment in U.S. professional
and amateur athletics. Nominations are
decided on by a blue-ribbon panel of educators
and sports-related persons with three athletes
nominated per category each year. Voting
is conducted by ballots sent out to sports writers,
editors, broadcasters, among others
around the U.S. The award features a marble
base with a yellow metal engraved band and
athlete figure on top. The engraved band reads
“Nineteenth Annual Victor Award/ Hall of
Fame Award/ Elgin Baylor/ in recognition of/
his monumental career and contributions/ to
the advancement of basketball/ Presented by/
The Sportsmen’s Club - City Of Hope/ 1985.”
19 1/2 by 6 by 6 inches
$800-1,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1987 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG
A custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by Converse.
The blue and red nylon duffle bag features a Converse logo, and
each end of the bag has an All-Star emblem that reads “37th Annual/
All-Star Game/ Seattle, February 8, 1987” along with the NBA logo.
Length, 14 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR SPORTS
SPECTACULAR LIFETIME
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
A Lifetime Achievement Award presented to
Elgin Baylor on June 26, 1988, at the
Cedars-Sinai/Drexel Burnham Lambert
Sports Spectacular in Los Angeles, California.
Baylor was honored with fellow sports
stars Reggie Jackson, John Wooden, Wally
Joyner, Byron Scott, and Charles White. The
award features a yellow metal outline of an
adult and child figure hugging one another.
The pair stands on a black marble base
with a black metal plaque affixed to the
center. The plaque reads “Cedars-Sinai/
Drexel Burnham Lambert/ Sports Spectacular/
Elgin Baylor/ Lifetime Achievement
Award/ Los Angeles, California/ June 26,
1988.”
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1986 JAMIE
FARR INVITATIONAL AWARD
A golf trophy presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1986 as the winner of the
Jamie Farr Celebrity Invitational. The
trophy consists of a marble base with
a golf figure on top. Mounted to the
base is an engraved plaque that
reads “Winner 1986/ Jamie Farr’Pepsi-Cola/
Celebrity Invitational.”
9 by 4 by 5 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1988 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG AND MUG
A red duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The bag has a printed “NBA 38th
Annual All-Star Game, Chicago 1988, February 7th” emblem and a “Converse”
logo. Accompanying the bag is a ceramic mug also featuring the
1988 NBA All-Star game logo. The 1988 NBA All-Star weekend featured
Michael Jordan’s last appearance in the Slam Dunk Contest, where he went
on to victory by attaining a perfect score of 50 on his now famous foul line
dunk.
$50-100

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1988 CITY OF LOS ANGELES AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1988 by the City of Los Angeles. The
wood award features the seal of the City of Los Angeles and has an engraved
plaque that reads “Elgin Baylor/ In recognition of outstanding contributions/
to the sports community and the exemplary/ role played in guiding
our youth toward the/ goals and principles embodied in the Constitutional/
Rights Foundation; excellence in performance/ and character, excellence in
leadership./ November 17, 1988/ John Ferraro/ President/ Los Angeles
City Council.” The award is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
17 by 13 inches
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1988 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD
A Citizen of the Year award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1988 by the Mu
Alpha Alpha chapter, Omega Psi Phi fraternity. The wood award features a
metal plaque with an engraved plaque that reads “Elgin Baylor/ Citizen of
the Year/ 1988/ In appreciation of your sincere/ contribution and outstanding/
community service./ Mu Alpha Alpha Chapter/ Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.”
Baylor is a member of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity. The award is
signed by Baylor in silver marker.
12 by 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1989 LAPD CELEBRITY TENNIS CLASSIC PLAQUE
A framed plaque presented to Elgin Baylor at the 4th Annual Los Angeles Police
- Celebrity Tennis Classic presented by the William H. Parker Los Angeles
Police Foundation on September 23, 1989. Baylor was the winner of the
A division that day. The plaque is framed within wood and glass and features
a collage of six Los Angeles Police Department badges. A black metal
plaque is affixed to the bottom of the plaque and reads “Winner A. Division/
4th Annual/ Los Angeles Police - Celebrity Tennis Classic/ William H.
Parker Los Angeles Police Foundation/ September 23, 1989. “
14 ¾ by 12 5/8 x 1 ¾ inches
$50-75
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1989 MID SUMMER’S NIGHT MAGIC AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by Magic Johnson in 1989 for his efforts
in supporting Johnson’s “Mid Summer’s Night Magic” charity basketball
game. The charity game, at the time the fourth annual, was held on August
4, 1989, at The Forum in Los Angeles, California. The money raised from
the game was donated to The United Negro College Fund. The award features
a plastic base with an engraved plaque that reads “Mid Summer’s
Night Magic/ Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ August 1989.” Mounted to the
base is a metal sculpture with the top featuring a metal college graduation
cap.
10 1/2 by 6 by 6 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED AND SIGNED
LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM
ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers
team issued NBA Game Ball signed by
Elgin Baylor. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles
Clippers” and is signed and inscribed
“Elgin Baylor/ #22 H.O.F. 1977”
in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS GARMENT BAG
A custom made garment bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made
by Bushwalker. The blue and red nylon garment bag features
“EGB” and “L.A. Clippers” lettering embroidered in red on one
side of the bag.
Width, 26 inches
$150-250
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ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS JACKET
A blue, red and white wool and white leather DeLong
jacket worn by Elgin Baylor during his tenure as general
manager of the Los Angeles Clippers. The jacket features a
blue wool body with white leather arms and a white, blue
and red striped stand-up knit collar, cuffs and waistband. A
large stitched chenille patch with the “Los Angeles Clippers”
logo appears on the upper left side of the jacket. A round
stitched chenille patch with the “NBA Western Conference”
logo appears on the top of the left sleeve, and a large
stitched chenille patch with the “Los Angeles Clippers” logo
appears on the back of the jacket. The wool and leather
jacket has a quilted nylon interior lining. An “NBA Official
Licensed Product” tag is sewn into the inside. Size XL.
$400-600

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1992-93 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM
SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball owned by Elgin Baylor and
signed by the 1992-1993 Los Angeles Clippers. The basketball
is signed by 11 team members, including Lester Conner, Gary
Grant, Jaren Jackson, Mark Jackson, Stanley Roberts, Loy
Vaught, John Williams and Randy Woods. The ball is additionally
signed by then General Manager Elgin Baylor. All signatures
in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-150
130
ELGIN BAYLOR DARIUS MILES SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Jordan XV1 custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and
game worn by Darius Miles. Each shoe is signed by Miles in silver
marker. Size 18.
$50-100
129
ELGIN BAYLOR 1993-94 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM SIGNED
BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Indoor/Outdoor basketball owned by Elgin Baylor and
signed by the 1993-94 Los Angeles Clippers. The basketball is signed by 10
team members, including Harold Ellis, Gary Grant, Bo Outlaw, Elmore
Spencer, Loy Vaught and Randy Woods. The ball is additionally signed
“Elgin Baylor #22.” All signatures in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-150
131
ELGIN BAYLOR DARIUS MILES 2000-01 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
SIGNED JERSEY
A Champion brand Los Angeles Clippers 2000-01 home jersey team issued
for then Clippers forward Darius Miles, owned by Elgin Baylor. The white
mesh jersey features the Clippers script logo stitched into the front above
Miles’ number “21” in red-on-blue block tackle twill numbering. Stitched into
the front bottom left of the jersey is a Champion tag featuring the Clippers
logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional “+4 Length” flap tag and
“2000-2001” flap tag. Miles’ number “21” is written onto the jersey size
tag in black laundry marker. The back of the jersey features “Miles” in red
twill lettering arched above the repeating number “21.” Miles has signed the
number “2” on the back of the jersey in black marker. Size 50.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR TOM GUGLIOTTA SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A left-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe, game worn and signed
by Tom Gugliotta in black marker. Size 16
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR JASON KIDD SIGNED TEAM ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers team issued NBA Game Ball
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Jason Kidd at a Los Angeles Clippers
home game on November 28, 2002. The game pitted the Clippers against
Kidd’s visiting New Jersey Nets. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers”
and is signed by Kidd in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
136
ELGIN BAYLOR RODNEY ROGERS SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe, game worn by Rodney
Rogers during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Los Angeles
Clippers. The shoe is signed by Rogers in blue marker. Size 16
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR GRANT HILL SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Fila custom basketball shoe, game worn by Grant Hill
during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Detroit Pistons.
Hill, a seven-time NBA All-Star, was named NBA co-Rookie of the Year
in 1995. Signed in black marker “Grant Hill 33.” Size 15 1/2.
$100-150
135
ELGIN BAYLOR CHRIS WEBBER SIGNED TEAM ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers team issued NBA Game Ball owned
by Elgin Baylor and signed by Chris Webber. Webber signed the ball at a Los
Angeles Clippers home game on January 17, 2005, that pitted the Clippers
against Webber’s visiting Sacramento Kings. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles
Clippers” and is signed by Webber in silver marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
137
ELGIN BAYLOR BRENT BARRY SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe, game worn by Brent Barry
during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Barry has signed the shoe in blue marker. Size 13
$50-100

138
ELGIN BAYLOR DAVID ROBINSON
1987 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS DRAFT
LOTTERY JERSEY
A Sand-Knit brand Los Angeles Clippers jersey
created by the Clippers for the 1987
NBA Draft Lottery. David Robinson was the
consensus number one draft pick heading
into the 1987 NBA Draft after completing
his college basketball career at the U.S.
Naval Academy. A lottery was held before
the 1987 draft in order to establish which
team would receive the right to select first
overall and thus earn the right to select
Robinson. The Clippers created this jersey in
the event they secured the number one pick,
but the San Antonio Spurs won the lottery.
The Clippers ended up with the number 4
pick in the 1987 draft. The white mesh jersey
features an arching Clippers logo on the
front with the number “50” below in blue
twill numbering. The back of the jersey features
“Robinson” in blue-on-red arched twill
lettering and a repeating number “50.” The
front left of the jersey features Sand-Knit tagging
in addition to “1”LB” tagging. Size 44.
139
ELGIN BAYLOR DAVID ROBINSON SIGNED TEAM ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers team issued NBA Game Ball owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by David
Robinson during the 2002-03 season. Robinson’s San Antonio Spurs would go on to win the 2002-03 NBA Championship.
The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Robinson in black marker, adding his uniform number
“50” and the inscription “Psalm 119. 9-11.”
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2005 LeBRON JAMES SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by then Cleveland Cavalier LeBron
James. James signed the ball on December 3, 2005, after the Clippers defeated
the Cavaliers 102-90 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
James is a nine-time NBA All-Star and the Cleveland Cavaliers’ all-time leading
scorer. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by
James in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR DANNY MANNING
GAME WORN SIGNED SHOE
A right-footed Nike Air custom basketball
shoe owned by Elgin Baylor and
game worn by Danny Manning while a
member of the Phoenix Suns. The shoe
is signed by Manning in gold marker.
Size 16.
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR DENNIS RODMAN SIGNED TEAM ISSUED
BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official NBA Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Dennis Rodman. Rodman
signed the ball after an NBA game pitting the Los Angeles Clippers against
the Chicago Bulls while Rodman was a member of the Bulls. The ball is
stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Rodman in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-150
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2005 ALONZO MOURNING SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Miami Heat Center Alonzo
Mourning. Mourning signed the ball on December 5, 2005, after the Clippers
defeated the Heat 99-89 at Staples Center in Los Angeles. The ball is
stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Mourning in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR EARL BOYKINS
SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Maxair custom basketball
shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and
game worn by Earl Boykins. Each
shoe is signed by Boykins in silver
marker. Size 9.
$50-100
145
ELGIN BAYLOR NASH AND STOUDEMIRE SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Steve Nash and Amar’e
Stoudemire while members of the NBA’s Phoenix Suns. The basketball is
signed by Nash and Stoudemire in black marker.
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR SHAQUILLE O’NEAL SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers, owned by Elgin Baylor
and signed by the Miami Heat’s Shaquille O’Neal. O’Neal signed the ball on January 14, 2005, at
Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, after the Clippers defeated O’Neal’s Heat squad 114-112.
The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by O’Neal in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
147
ELGIN BAYLOR SHAQUILLE O’NEAL SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A left-footed Reebok Hexalite custom basketball shoe game worn by Shaquille O’Neal during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Los Angeles
Lakers. In 2000, O’Neal became one of only three players to win NBA MVP, NBA All-Star game MVP, and NBA Finals MVP in the same year. In addition,
O’Neal was the 1993 NBA Rookie of the Year, 15-time NBA All-Star, and two-time NBA Scoring Champion. The shoe is signed by O’Neal in gold marker
and is accompanied by a Reebok sock also worn by O’Neal. Size 22.
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2005 SHAQUILLE O’NEAL SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers, owned by Elgin Baylor
and signed by Shaquille O’Neal while a member of the Miami Heat. O’Neal signed the ball on December
5, 2005, after the Clippers defeated the Heat 99-89 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by O’Neal in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED PERSONAL LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS BAG
A custom made red duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by Bushwalker.
The nylon bag features carrying handles, a shoulder strap, two side
squeeze buckles, and three zippered side pockets. One side of the bag
shows an embroidered Los Angeles Clippers logo with embroidered blue lettering
that reads “Elgin Baylor.” The bag is signed by Baylor in silver
marker.
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR ELTON BRAND
2004-05 SIGNED LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2004-05 away jersey team issued for
then Clippers center/forward Elton Brand, owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue
mesh jersey features the Clippers “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the
front above Brand’s number “42” in red-on-white block tackle twill numbering.
Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel”
tag featuring the Clippers logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with
additional “+4 Length” flap tag and “2004-2005” flap tag. Brand’s number
“42” is written onto the name panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry
marker. The back of the jersey features “Brand” in white twill lettering arched
above the repeating number “42.” The number “4” on the back of the jersey
is signed by Brand in black marker. Size 52.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1997-98 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM
SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Indoor/Outdoor basketball owned by Elgin Baylor
and signed by the 1997-98 Los Angeles Clippers. The basketball is
signed by 14 team members, including Brent Barry, Keith Closs, Darrick
Martin, Lamond Murray, Eric Piatkowski, Pooh Richardson, James
Robinson, Rodney Rogers, Maurice Taylor, Loy Vaught, Stojko
Vrankovic, Lorenzen Wright and coach Bill Fitch. All signatures in
black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SHAUN LIVINGSTON
2003-04 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2003-04 away jersey team issued
for then Clippers forward Sean Livingston, owned by Elgin Baylor.
The blue mesh jersey features the Clippers “Los Angeles” script
logo stitched into the front above Livingston’s number “14” in red-onwhite
block tackle twill numbering. Stitched into the front bottom left
of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel” tag featuring the Clippers
logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional “+4 Length” flap tag
and “2003-2004” flap tag. Livingston’s number “14” is written onto
the name panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The back
of the jersey features “Livingston” in white twill lettering arched above
the repeating number “14.” Size 48.
$50-100

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ELGIN BAYLOR MAURICE TAYLOR SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Air custom basketball shoes, game worn by Maurice Taylor
while a member of the Los Angeles Clippers (1997-2000). Each shoe is
signed in black marker “Maurice Taylor #23.” Size 15.
$50-100
154
ELGIN BAYLOR LARRY BROWN
2005 SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball
team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by New York Knicks coach
Larry Brown. Brown signed the ball on December 7, 2005, after the
Clippers defeated the Knicks 84-79 at Staples Center in Los Angeles,
California. Brown was enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame as a
coach on September 27, 2002, and is the only coach in NBA history
to lead eight different teams to the playoffs. The ball is stamped “Los
Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Brown in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
155
ELGIN BAYLOR “NBA 50” JEFF HAMILTON LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS JACKET
A Los Angeles Clippers leather and wool jacket custom made by Jeff Hamilton, owned and worn by Elgin Baylor. The jacket features a
main wool body section with an embroidered Clippers logo stitched into the front left breast. The right leather arm of the jacket features a
Jeff Hamilton logo, and the left leather arm features an “NBA 50” logo signifying the 50th anniversary of the NBA. The back of the jacket
features an “LAC” Clippers logo stitched into the upper center of the back of the jacket. The jacket was presented to Baylor in 1996 during
his tenure as vice president of Basketball Operations for the Los Angeles Clippers as part of the celebration of the NBA’s 50th Anniversary.
Accompanied by a red wool Jeff Hamilton coat bag. Size XXL.
$2,000-4,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR CHRIS KAMAN
2003-04 LOS ANGELES
CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2003-04 team issued Chris
Kaman away jersey owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue mesh jersey
features the Clippers “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the
front above Kaman’s number “35” in red-on-white block tackle
twill numbering. Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a
“Reebok Team Apparel” tag featuring the Clippers logo and “NBA
Authentics” logo with additional “+4 Length” flap tag and “2003-
2004” flap tag. Kaman’s number “35” is written onto the name
panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The back of the
jersey features “Kaman” in white twill lettering arched above the
repeating number “35.” Size 48.
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR LAMAR ODOM SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Jordan XVI custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor
and game worn by Lamar Odom while a member of the Los Angeles
Clippers. Each shoe is signed by Odom in silver marker. Size 15.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2001-05 LOS
ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM SIGNED
BASKETBALL
A group of four basketballs owned by
Elgin Baylor and signed by the 2001 to
2005 Los Angeles Clippers. The first ball
is an NBA Spalding Official Outdoor
Ball signed by 23 members of the 2001-
02 team. The second is an NBA Spalding Official Outdoor Ball signed by 23
members of the 2002-03 team. The third is an NBA Official All-Court Ball signed
by 24 members of the 2003-04 team. The fourth ball is an NBA Spalding Official
All-Court Ball signed by 26 members of the 2003-04 team. The fifth ball is an
NBA Official All Conference Ball signed by 24 members of the 2004-05 team.
Clipper team signatures include Lamar Odom, Corey Maggette, Elton Brand, Chris
Kaman, Quinton Ross, Eric Piatkowski, Shaun Livingston, Earl Boykins, Matt
Barnes, Predrag Drobnjak, Jeff McInnis, Harold Jamison, Quentin Richardson,
Keyon Dooling, Melvin Ely, Andre Miller, Doug Overton, Chris Wilcox, Marko
Jaric, Olden Polynice, Bobby Simmons, Cherokee Parks, Sean Rooks, Rick Brunson,
Kerry Kittles, Mikki Moore, Mamadou N’Diaye, Elgin Baylor and coach Mike
Dunleavy. The 2001-02 basketball is accompanied by a letter from the Clippers,
dated February 19, 2002. Both of the 2003-04 basketballs are accompanied by
letters from the Clippers dated November 23, 2003. All signatures in black
marker.
Diameter, 9 inches, each
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR MAURICE TAYLOR SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe owned by Elgin Baylor and
game worn by Maurice Taylor while a member of the Los Angeles Clippers.
The shoe is signed by Taylor in red marker as “Maurice Taylor #23.” Size
15.
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1991 LOS ANGELES
CLIPPERS NBA CENTENNIAL WARM-UP
A Champion brand official NBA Los Angeles Clippers
1991 warm-up suit owned and worn by Elgin
Baylor. The red nylon suit with white and blue striping
features a “Los Angeles Clippers” logo patch
stitched into the upper front left of the jacket and a
“Basketball 1891-1991 Centennial” patch stitched
into the bottom right. The jacket features a white
mesh interior lining and front snap closures, with interior
Champion/NBA tags listing “Year 1991.”
The suit pants feature snap closures running down
the sides of both legs and repeating tagging from
the jacket. The jacket is signed by Baylor in black
marker. Jacket, size 42; pants, size 38.
$1,500-2,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED JOHN STOCKTON GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Air custom basketball shoes, game worn by John Stockton during the 2003-04 NBA season, Stockton’s last in the NBA,
while a member of the Utah Jazz. Stockton was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009 and holds NBA
records for most career assists and steals. Each shoe is signed in black marker “John Stockton 12.” Size 12 1/2.
$400-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR KARL MALONE SIGNED
GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Apex custom “Mailman 32” basketball
shoe, game worn by Karl Malone during
the 1997-98 NBA season while a member
of the Utah Jazz. The shoe features gold
stitched “Mailman 32” on the side and a “Mailman
32 MVP” logo on the heel. Nicknamed
“The Mailman,” Malone, a two-time NBA MVP
and 14-time NBA All-Star, has the second most
career points in NBA history. The shoe is
signed by Malone in black marker.
$400-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED
1996-97 CHICAGO BULLS TEAM SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball, team-issued by the Chicago Bulls, owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by the 1996-1997 Chicago Bulls team. The basketball
is signed by Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Randy Brown, Jud Buechler, Jason Caffey, Ron Harper, Steve Kerr, Toni Kukoc, Luc Longley,
Robert Parish, Dickey Simpkins, Matt Steigenga, Bill Wennington and Brian Williams. The 1996-97 season would see the Bulls win their fifth title in
seven years. The ball is stamped “Chicago Bulls” with all signatures in black marker. Accompanied by a letter from the Chicago Bulls, dated March 25,
1997.
Diameter, 9 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR GOLF TIE CLIP AND CUFFLINKS
A golf-themend tie clip and pair of cufflinks owned and worn by Elgin
Baylor. The yellow metal tie clip is stamped “Marvel,” and the cufflinks
feature an imitation reverse crystal of a golfer in a red shirt swinging a
golf club.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR BENRUS WATCH
A watch owned by Elgin Baylor designed by Benrus. The watch features
a yellow gold plated bezel backed by stainless steel, with an off-white
luminescent dial, yellow baton and numerical chapters, and a self-winding
movement complete with a black leather strap. The Benrus watch has
a reference #628917 Patent #2,446,603. 45 grams.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS SIGNED
BALL
A Baden Official 1994 Harlem Globetrotters basketball owned by Elgin
Baylor and signed by the team. The basketball is signed by eight team
members, including “Sweet,” “Stick,” “Shanghai,” and “Airport.” Also
signed by actress Sharon Stone. Since 1927, the Harlem Globetrotters
have played more than 20,000 exhibition games around the world. All
signatures in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
167
ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES POLICE GLASS MUG
A glass mug with a gold and blue Los Angeles Police Department badge
and slogan “To Protect and Serve.” Presented to Elgin Baylor by the Los
Angeles Police Department.
6 by 4 by 5 inches
$25-50

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1950s-70s VINYL RECORD COLLECTION
A group of 225 vinyl records owned by Elgin Baylor. The records are by various
artists from the 1950s-70s including Sarah Vaughn, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Ray
Charles, Nat King Cole, and Dave Brubeck. Accompanied by a group of 33 Baylor
owned 8-track tapes.
Largest, 12 by 12 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED COLT MONTANA REVOLVER
A Commemorative Colt Montana Territory Centennial (1864-1964) SAA scout revolver owned by Elgin Baylor. The revolver is .22 cal., with 4 3/4” barrel,
black finish with gold accenting to trigger guard, back strap, hammer, trigger, cylinder pin and ejector rod, faux pearl medallion grips, #0836MF.
This gun is in overall very good condition showing considerable original blue and gold finish with some areas of scattered storage erosion, good action,
bore and markings. The grips are in very good condition with signature rampant Colt inset medallions.
This firearm must be registered in accordance with state and federal laws through Little John’s Auction Service, 1740 W. La Veta, Orange, CA 92868.
Registration forms must be completed at this location and the firearms picked up from this location. Buyer must provide a Handgun Safety Certificate or
obtain one through Little John’s. Also, pick-up must be made at Little John’s Auction Service after the 10-day waiting period and within thirty (30) days
after registration.
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR COCA-COLA PRINT BY BILL GARLAND
A limited edition print created by Bill Garland for Coca-Cola
and owned by Elgin Baylor. The print is numbered 134/200,
inscribed “Then, Now, Always...” and signed by Garland.
35 by 24 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1990 JERRY BUSS GOLF INVITATIONAL AWARD
A Jerry Buss Invitational golf trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1990 for
finishing third in the tournament. The glass trophy is etched on the back to
read “LIFE, Love is Feeding Everyone/ Jerry Buss Invitational/ 3rd Place/
1990.” Love is Feeding Everyone (LIFE) is a nonprofit food recovery and
distribution program led by actor Dennis Weaver.
7 by 5 by 2 inches
$100-200
173
ELGIN BAYLOR 1991 MACCABI TEL AVIV AWARD
A Maccabi Tel Aviv award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1991 by the
Maccabi Tel Aviv Basketball Club, based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The glass
award features a Maccabi Tel Aviv emblem and a plaque that reads
“With our/ heartfelt thanks/ to/ Elgin Baylor/ Maccabi Tel Aviv. 1991.”
5 by 3 by 1 inches
$100-200
175
ELGIN BAYLOR 1992 LOS ANGELES TIMES CHAMPIONS CUP
A Champions Cup golf trophy presented to Elgin Baylor for winning
The Los Angeles Time 1992 Golf Classic tournament. The trophy is an
etched glass bowl that reads “Los Angeles Times/ Champions Cup/
Padua Village/ Golf Classic/ 1992.” Accompanied by a framed photo
of Baylor with the trophy.
7 by 9 by 9 inches
$200-300
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172
ELGIN BAYLOR BASKETBALL CENTENNIAL GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
A Basketball Centennial glass paperweight presented to Elgin Baylor on December
21, 1991, in Springfield, Massachusetts, at the Basketball Centennial
Gala. The glass disk is fluted along the edge and reads “Basketball
Centennial Gala/ Basketball/ 100/ 1891-1991/ Centennial/ December
21, 1991/ Springfield, Massachusetts.”
4 by 1 inches, overall
$200-300
174
ELGIN BAYLOR 1991 SEAP APPRECIATION AWARD
An Appreciation Award given to Elgin Baylor on April 18, 1991, by the
School Entertainment & Activities Program (SEAP). The award features a
letter that was given to Baylor for his “unselfish and absolute support of
students and schools through participation in SEAP’s JAM Mini-Concert
School Tour.” Accompanied by a color image, owned by Baylor, of Baylor
shooting a basket in his Lakers uniform and signed “Elgin Baylor/
H.O.F 1977” in silver marker. Framed.
17 by 14 ½ inches, overall
$100-200
176
ELGIN BAYLOR 1992 SPORTS LEGENDS WEST TRIBUTE AWARD
A Great Sports Legends West Tribute award presented to Elgin Baylor in
1992 by The Paralysis Project. The award features a wood base with a
metal cup on top and a plaque that reads “The Paralysis Project/ First Annual
Great Sports Legends West Tribute/ Elgin Baylor/ February 11, 1992.”
Accompanied by a Rawlings Official American League Baseball owned by
Elgin Baylor and signed by former Los Angeles Dodger Nomar Garciaparra
and a “Collectors Major League Autographed Baseball” owned by Elgin
Baylor that features printed signatures of the 1997 Anaheim Angels.
Trophy, 10 by 8 by 8 inches
$200-400

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EGLIN BAYLOR
LEGENDS OF BASKETBALL MONEY CLIP AND TIE TAC
A Legends of Basketball money clip and tie tac presented to Elgin Baylor.
The yellow metal money clip and tie tac both center the same emblem
featuring a gold shaped male figure holding a globe and a blue shaped
male figure shooting a basketball. The pair are in front of a white background
that reads “Legends of Basketball” in embossed blue and gold
lettering. The pieces are set into a fitted plastic box.
$150-250
179
ELGIN BAYLOR “WE MADE THIS GAME” PLAYING CARDS
A deck of “We Made This Game” playing cards presented to Elgin Baylor
by the National Basketball Retired Players Association. Each card printed “
’We Made This Game’/ www.legendsofbasketball.com.” Founded in 1992,
the NBRPA is a non-profit association comprising former professional basketball
players of the NBA, ABA and Harlem Globetrotters. Baylor has signed
his favorite card, the ace of hearts, on the exterior.
$25-50
181
ELGIN BAYLOR FOODS STOCK CERTIFICATES AND SEAL
A book of Elgin Baylor Foods, Inc. stock certificates, signed by Baylor in
silver marker. Together with a legal pocket seal.
15 by 9 inches
$100-200
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178
ELGIN BAYLOR LEGENDS OF BASKETBALL DUFFLE BAG
A custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The black and blue
nylon bag features a printed emblem that reads “Legends of Basketball/
National Basketball/ Retired Players Association.”
Length, 20 inches
$25-50
180
ELGIN BAYLOR
SIGNED NBA RETIRED PLAYERS ASSOCIATION SHIRT AND HAT
A shirt and hat with red and blue embroidered NBA Retired Players Association
logos, each signed by Elgin Baylor. The heather gray shirt is
signed beneath the logo in blue marker, and the tan canvas hat is signed
on the brim in blue marker. No size present on shirt, hat adjustable.
$50-100
182
ELGIN BAYLOR “DODGER GREATS” BASEBALL CARD SHEETS
A pair of uncut sheets of “A Century of Dodger Greats” baseball cards.
Each sheet contains 100 cards featuring notable players from the history
of both the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers.
36 by 25 inches
$75-100

183
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team
issued by the Los Angeles Clippers and
signed by Elgin Baylor. The ball is stamped
“Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed
“Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. 1977/ #22” in
black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
184
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED TOMMY LASORDA FOUNDATION MINI-BAT
A Louisville Slugger mini-bat presented to Elgin Baylor from the Tommy Lasorda, Jr. Memorial
Foundation. The bat is engraved “Tommy Lasorda, Jr./ Memorial Foundation/ Billy Crystal 001.”
Length, 16 inches.
$25-50
185
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DON DRYSDALE SIGNED SALVINO FIGURINE
A Don Drysdale ceramic Salvino figurine owned by
Elgin Baylor. The figurine, which shows Drysdale in
his Brooklyn Dodgers uniform winding up to throw a
pitch, is signed by Drysdale on the signature plate
at the bottom of the figurine. Includes original box
signed “Elgin” on the top in black marker.
7 3/4 by 6 3/4 by 4 3/4 inches
$150-250
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ELGIN BAYLOR
1990 SAN PEDRO SPORTSWALK INDUCTEE
PLAQUE
A San Pedro Sportswalk Induction plaque presented to
Elgin Baylor on November 5, 1990, by Pacific Place. A
black and yellow gold metal triangular-shaped plaque
is mounted on a beveled wood frame that reads “San
Pedro Sportswalk/ Elgin Baylor/ Inducted November 5,
1990/ Sponsored by Pacific Place.” The wood plaque
is complete with two white metal laurel wreaths located
on the lower left and right corner of the plaque. Centered
at the top is a white metal bow with laurel branches. The San Pedro
Sportswalk was established in 1978 to honor great athletes for excellence
on and off the field. The plaque is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
22 by 13 inches
$600-800
187
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1990 CITY OF LOS ANGELES AWARD
A congratulatory award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1990 by the City of
Los Angeles for being named to the San Pedro Sportswalk of Fame. The
San Pedro Sportswalk, located in the port district of Los Angeles, California,
was started in 1978 to honor athletes’ career accomplishments. The
wood award features the seal of the City of Los Angeles and has an engraved
plaque that reads “Elgin Baylor/ In recognition on your induction
to the/ San Pedro Sportswalk of Fame for your/ outstanding NBA basketball
career/ with the Los Angeles Lakers!/ Congratulations!/ November 5,
1990/ Joan Milke Flores/ Councilwoman 15th District.” The award is
signed by Baylor in silver marker.
17 by 13 inches
$500-700
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1990 PRO HOOPS CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor for finishing with the second lowest net
score at the 1990 Pro Hoops Celebrity Golf Classic golf tournament. The
tournament was held at the Legacy Golf Club in Henderson, Nevada, from
June 30 to July 2, 1990. The trophy features a wood base with a mounted
engraved plaque and metal golf player atop the base at the top of a back
swing. The attached plaque reads “Second Place - Low Net/ Pro Hoops
Celebrity/ Golf Classic/ 1990.” Baylor, who shot net scores of 66 and
65, was beaten by low net winner Larry Bird.
16 by 6 by 6 inches
$100-200
189
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1990 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD
A Man of the Year award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1990 by the Boy
Scouts of America of the Western Los Angeles County Council. The award
features a wood base with a metal Boy Scout figure mounted on top of the
base. Also mounted to the base is an engraved metal plaque that reads
“Elgin Baylor/ 1990 Man of the Year/ Western Los Angeles County Council/
Boy Scouts of America.”
11 by 6 by 6 inches
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR MAGIC JOHNSON JERSEY RETIREMENT MULTI-SIGNED BASKETBALL WITH PHOTOGRAPH
A Spalding Official NBA Game Ball, team issued by the Los Angeles Lakers, owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by five Lakers legends. The ball was signed
on the occasion of Magic Johnson's jersey retirement ceremony on February 16, 1992. The ball is signed by Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson and is stamped "Los Angeles Lakers." All signatures in black marker. The basketball is accompanied by a print of a photograph
owned by Elgin Baylor, that features the five Lakers legends, that was originally taken on the evening of Magic Johnson's jersey retirement ceremony
on February 16, 1992. Baylor, West, Chamberlain and Abdul-Jabbar were the only Lakers to have their number retired at the time and in advance of Johnson.
Photograph, Framed.
Basketball, diameter, 9 inches; Photograph, 21 ½ by 17 ½ inches, overall
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR PAUL WESTHEAD AND
NORM NIXON SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Wilson NBA Official basketball, team-issued
by the Los Angeles Lakers, owned by
Elgin Baylor and signed by former Lakers head coach Paul Westhead and
Lakers guard Norm Nixon. Westhead led the Lakers to the 1980 NBA
Championship, defeating Philadelphia in the NBA Finals. Nixon played for
the Lakers for six seasons and helped the Lakers win NBA championships
in 1980 and 1982. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Lakers” with both
signatures in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$150-250
193
ELGIN BAYLOR EARLY CAREER FRAMED PHOTOGRAPH
A framed photograph of Elgin Baylor with the caption “Elgin
Baylor starred with the Los Angeles Lakers/ from 1958 to 1968.
One of the all-time leading/ NBA scorers, was named All-Pro
first team nine/ times and played in eight consecutive All-Star/
games. His lifetime scoring average was 28.1/ points per game.
He is assistant coach of the/ New Orleans Jazz.” Framed.
14 by 10 inches
$100-200
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194
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 2000 LOS ANGELES
LAKERS BASKETBALL
A Spalding Limited Edition Los Angeles Lakers 2000 NBA Championship basketball
owned by Elgin Baylor and commemorating the Lakers’ 13th NBA championship.
The basketball features the Minneapolis Lakers logo and a timeline of highlights
from Lakers team history. The basketball is signed “Elgin Baylor H.O.F. ‘77” in
black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$200-300
192
ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES LAKERS
APPRECIATION CONTAINER
A porcelain container given to Elgin Baylor
by the Senate Seat Department for their appreciation.
The round container features an
outline of the Great Western Forum in blue, white and yellow. The top
of the body reads “Great Western Forum,” which repeats on the opposite
side. The lid of the container is white and features the Los Angeles
Lakers logo. The bottom of the container reads “With appreciation from
the/ Senate Seat Department/ Designed exclusively for/ California
Sports, Incorporated/ by/ Tiffany & Co./ Collectors Edition/ Japan.”
4 by 2 inches, overall
$150-250

195
ELGIN BAYLOR MAGIC JOHNSON SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official NBA Game Ball owned by Elgin Baylor and
signed by Magic Johnson. The ball is signed “Magic Johnson
#32” in silver marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
197
ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES LAKERS LEGENDS SIGNED LITHOGRAPH
A limited edition lithograph by artist Ann Neilson owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by five NBA Hall of Fame inductees and
Los Angeles Lakers legends Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain, Jerry West, Magic Johnson, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Each player has
signed the lithograph in pencil below his portrait and action pose. Their jersey numbers are embossed below each signature and
the word “Legends” is embossed above. Neilson has signed the lithograph in pencil on the lower right corner, and “proof” is
written in the lower left corner to mark this as an artist’s proof edition. Framed.
44 by 26 inches, overall
$600-800
196
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED ORIGINAL LOS ANGELES FORUM COURT
A piece of hardwood flooring from the basketball court at The Forum in Los Angeles,
California. The Forum was home to the Los Angeles Lakers from 1967-1999. Signed
“Elgin Baylor” by the legendary Lakers small forward in blue marker. A yellow metal
plaque is mounted to the court piece and reads “Original Forum Basketball Court/
Home of the Los Angeles Lakers/ Six Time NBA World Champions/ 1972 1980
1982 1985 1987 1988/ Home Court Records/ 889 W/ 227 L.” A yellow paper
certificate is stapled to the back of the court piece with a Los Angeles Lakers logo
printed on the top left and reads “The enclosed piece of hardwood is an authentic
and original piece of the Great Western Forum basketball court, used from 1967-
1991.” The certificate is written by Steve Chase, director of sales, Los Angeles Lakers.
The wood flooring is presented in a purple fitted box with the Los Angeles
Lakers logo on top.
Court, 9 ¾ by 7 ¾ by 1 ¼ inches, overall
$400-600
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LOS ANGELES LAKERS WARM-UP JACKET
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES LAKERS IMAGES
A pair of large images featuring Elgin Baylor in game action with the
Los Angeles Lakers. The first, a color image, features one of Baylor’s
hanging jump shots and is signed “Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. 1977” in silver
marker. The second, a black and white image, features Baylor scoring
against the St. Louis Hawks. The second image was originally taken in
1959 and is signed by Baylor in black marker.
Largest, 20 by 16 inches
$100-200
201
ELGIN BAYLOR, JERRY WEST AND JOHN HAVLICEK SIGNED
UPPER DECK SHEETS
A group of four “All-Star Heros” sheets issued by The Upper Deck Company
for the 1993 NBA All-Star Game. The sheets feature artist renderings of
Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, John Havlicek and Dave Cowens. All four sheets
are signed by Baylor, three sheets are signed by West, and two are signed
by Havlicek. Two of the sheets feature Upper Deck Authenticated Holograms,
and each sheet is numbered out of 10,000, which is the production
run of the unsigned sheets. All signatures in blue marker.
11 by 8 1/2 inches, each
$200-400
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199
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED McFARLANE FIGURINES
Four Elgin Baylor figurines by McFarlane’s Toys, from the NBA Legends
4 series of their Sports Picks. Three of the figurines remain unopened
in the original packaging, signed by Baylor in blue marker on
the exterior. The fourth is opened, and the base is signed “Elgin Baylor/
H.O.F. 1977” in blue marker.
Each, 12 by 7 1/2 by 4 inches, overall
$100-200
202
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball owned and signed by Elgin Baylor. The
basketball is signed by Baylor “Elgin Baylor H.O.F. ‘77” in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
200
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED PHOTOGRAPHS
A collection of Elgin Baylor color and black and
white photographs taken throughout his career.
The group of 11 photographs are all signed by
Baylor in black or silver marker.
Largest, 10 by 8 inches
$150-250

203
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL CARDS GROUP
A group of 18 basketball trading cards featuring Elgin Baylor. The cards are
mostly modern era and made by Upper Deck, Topps, and Press Pass. The
group includes two 1971-72 Topps cards. Each card is signed by Baylor in
blue marker.
$200-300
205
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED NBA AT 50 BOOK
A book titled NBA at 50 (New York: Random House, 1996). The book is
signed on the dust jacket cover by Elgin Baylor in black marker. It contains
more than 200 photographs and is officially sanctioned by the NBA. Baylor
is featured in the book as one of “NBA’s 50 Greatest Players of the First 50
Years.”
12 1/2 by 10 1/2 inches
$100-200
204
ELGIN BAYLOR AND JERRY WEST SIGNED MAGAZINES
A selection of magazines owned by Elgin Baylor featuring Baylor and former
Lakers teammate Jerry West. The selection includes one issue of Sport, dated
March 1969, signed by Baylor and West in blue marker; two issues of
Sports Illustrated, dated April 29, 1968, together with an additional cover
of the same signed by both players in blue marker; and two issues of Los Angeles
Times Magazine, dated November 16, 1997, signed by both in black
marker.
largest 11 3/4 by 9 1/2 inches
$300-500
206
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES LAKERS JERSEY
A Los Angeles Lakers replica away jersey owned and signed by Elgin Baylor.
The jersey features the Lakers logo and number “22” on front and “Baylor/
22” on back, all in tackle twill numbering and lettering. The jersey is
signed in the left “2” by Baylor in blue marker. No size present.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1992-93 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
TEAM SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by the 1992-93 Los Angeles
Clippers. The basketball is signed by 11 team members, including Lester
Conner, Gary Grant, Jaren Jackson, Mark Jackson, Stanley Roberts, Elmore
Spencer, Loy Vaught, John Williams, Randy Woods and Baylor, all
in black marker. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers.”
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
209
ELGIN BAYLOR KEYON DOOLING SIGNED
GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Reebok “The Pump” custom basketball
shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and game worn by
Keyon Dooling while a member of the Los Angeles
Clippers. Each shoe is signed by Dooling in
silver marker. Size 13.
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR CHRIS KAMAN 2004-05 SIGNED LOS ANGELES
CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2004-05 team issued away jersey for
then Clippers center Chris Kaman, owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue mesh
jersey features the Clippers’ “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the front
above Kaman’s number “35” in red-on-white block tackle twill numbering.
Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel”
tag featuring the Clippers logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional
“+4 Length” flap tag and “2004-2005” flap tag. Kaman’s number “35” is
written onto the name panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The
back of the jersey features “Kaman” in white twill lettering arched above the
repeating number “35.” The number “5” on the back of the jersey is signed
by former Clippers center Kaman in black marker. Size 52.
$100-200
210
ELGIN BAYLOR CHRIS WILCOX SIGNED
GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Shox custom basketball shoes
owned by Elgin Baylor and game worn by Chris
Wilcox during the 2005-06 NBA season while a
member of the Los Angeles Clippers. The leftfooted
shoe is signed by Wilcox in black
marker. Size 17.
$50-100
211
ELGIN BAYLOR QUENTIN RICHARDSON
SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Air Jordan XVI custom basketball shoes
owned by Elgin Baylor and game worn by
Quentin Richardson while a member of the Los
Angeles Clippers. Each shoe is signed by
Richardson in silver marker. Size 15.
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ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS GLASS PAPERWEIGHT
A glass paperweight presented to Elgin Baylor by the Los Angeles Clippers.
Baylor was vice president of Basketball Operations for 22 years with the Los
Angeles Clippers. The paperweight features a frosted glass basketball with a
flat clear bottom with the “Los Angeles Clippers” logo engraved into it.
Diameter, 3 inches
$50-100
214
ELGIN BAYLOR CUTTINO MOBLEY 2004-05 SIGNED LOS
ANGELES CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2004-05 away jersey team issued for
Clippers guard Cuttino Mobley, owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue mesh jersey
features the Clippers’ “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the front
above Mobley’s number “5” in red-on-white block tackle twill numbering.
Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel”
tag featuring the Clippers logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional
“+4 Length” flap tag and “2004-2005” flap tag. Mobley’s number “5” is
written onto the name panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The
back of the jersey features “Mobley” in white twill lettering arched above the
repeating number “5.” The number “5” on the back of the jersey is signed
by Mobley in black marker. Size 48.
$100-200
213
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS WINDBREAKER
JACKET
A windbreaker jacket worn by Elgin Baylor while he was the Los Angeles
Clippers vice president of Basketball Operations. Baylor held this position for
22 years from 1986-2008. The Jammin made nylon jacket features diagonal
red, white and blue stripes with a blue zipper front and two zipper waistlevel
pockets. The upper right corner features a sewn Los Angeles Clippers
logo. Baylor has signed the jacket in blue ink directly under the Clippers
logo. Size 2X.
$300-500
215
ELGIN BAYLOR CUTTINO MOBLEY SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike “Philly Cat” custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor
and game worn by Cuttino Mobley during the 2005-06 NBA season while a
member of the Los Angeles Clippers. Mobley, who was born in Philadelphia,
is also known as the “Cat.” Mobley signed the right-footed shoe in black
marker. Size 13.
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED STAPLES CENTER HARD HATS
A pair of white plastic hard hats featuring Staples Center logos, owned
and worn by Elgin Baylor during the construction of Staples Center in Los
Angeles, California, from 1998-99. One hat has a sticker that reads
“Elgin Baylor” beneath the logo, and both hats are signed on the brim by
Baylor in black marker. Each hat is fitted with an adjustable headband.
11 1/2 by 9 by 7 1/2 inches
$50-100
219
ELGIN BAYLOR COREY MAGGETTE SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Air Jordan XVI custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor
and game worn by Corey Maggette during the 2001-02 NBA season
while a member of the Los Angeles Clippers. Each shoe is signed by
Maggette in silver marker. Size 15.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1997 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM SIGNED
BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Indoor/Outdoor basketball signed by the 1997 Los Angeles
Clippers and owned by Elgin Baylor. The basketball is signed by Isaac
Austin, Keith Closs, James Collins, Darrick Martin, Lamond Murray, Eric Piatkowski,
Pooh Richardson, James Robinson, Rodney Rogers, Charles Smith,
Maurice Taylor, Loy Vaught, Stojko Vrankovic, and Lorenzen Wright. All signatures
in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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COREY MAGGETTE 2004-05 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2004-05 away jersey team issued for then
Clippers forward Corey Maggette, owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue mesh jersey
features the Clippers “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the front above
Maggette’s number “50” in red-on-white block tackle twill numbering. Stitched into
the front bottom left of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel” tag featuring the
Clippers logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional “+4 Length” flap tag and
“2004-2005” flap tag. Maggette’s number “50” is written onto the name panel of
the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The back of the jersey features “Maggette”
in white twill lettering arched above the repeating number “50.” The number “5”
on the back of the jersey is signed by Maggette in black marker. Size 50.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR COREY MAGGETTE SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Air Jordan XVI custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and
game worn by Corey Maggette during the 2001-02 season while a member
of the Los Angeles Clippers. The shoes feature white and “Midnight Navy”
coloring. Maggette signed each shoe in black marker, adding his number
“50” surrounded by stars on the exterior heel of the right shoe. Maggette
has also written the word “Maximus” in black marker on the front blue portion
of each shoe. Size 15.
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
GOLF BAG
A custom made golf bag gifted to Elgin Baylor by the
Los Angeles Clippers and made by Belding Sports. The
red, white and blue vinyl bag features a six-way top,
adjustable harness carry system, a ball pocket with two
zippered pockets above, a right/left zippered belly
pocket and accessory pocket. Embroidered on the ball
pocket is a Los Angeles Clippers logo. Each side of the
bag features embroidered “Clippers” lettering, with
“Elgin Baylor” in embroidered blue lettering appearing
on the front. Included with the bag are the shoulder
strap, the rain/travel “snap-on” hood, and two matching
vinyl “1” and “X” clubhead covers featuring embroidered
Los Angeles Clippers logos. The bag is signed by
Baylor in blue marker.
34 by 18 by 12 inches
$800-1200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959 NBA ALL-STAR
GAME MVP TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor for being
named Most Valuable Player of the 1959
NBA All-Star Game that took place at
Olympia Stadium in Detroit, Michigan, on
January 23, 1959. Baylor would be
named Co-MVP of the game along with
Bob Petit of the St. Louis Hawks. The
trophy consists of a two-tiered wood
base. Mounted to the base are two
metal eagle sculptures. Also mounted
to the wood base are two engraved
metal plaques. The first plaque is engraved
“Most Valuable Player/ East VS
West/ All Star Game/ Detroit Jan 23,
1959” with the second plaque engraved
“Awarded To.” Also mounted to the base is
a silverplated chalice with handles. Mounted
to the top of the chalice is a metal basketball
player figurine holding a basketball. Baylor, in
his rookie season in the NBA, would score 24
points in the game to go with 11 rebounds for
his winning Western Conference team. Accompanied
by two black and white images, owned
by Baylor, featuring Baylor holding the trophy
after it was presented, with one of the images
featuring Co-MVP Bob Petit.
35 by 12 by 11 inches
$20,000-30,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1959-60 NBA ALL-STAR TEAM CERTIFICATE
A certificate awarded to Elgin Baylor by The Sporting News honoring him for being named to the NBA’s All-Star Team for the 1959-60 season. The certificate
reads “The Sporting News/ congratulates/ Elgin Baylor/ on his selection to the annual/ National Basketball Association All-Star Team/ for the 1959-
60 Season/ as chosen in a poll of all/ National Basketball Association Players/ by/ The Sporting News.” The plaque is signed by J.G. Taylor Spink,
publisher of The Sporting News, and is dated March 1960. The 1960 NBA All-Star game was played on January 22, 1960, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The certificate is housed in a leather presentation folder with “The Sporting News’/ 1959-60/ National Basketball Association/ All-Star Team” embossed
on the cover. Included in the folder is a sheet listing the players who were named first and second team NBA All-Stars for the 1959-60 season.
Folder, 11 1/2 by 9 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1960 LOS ANGELES TIMES NATIONAL SPORTS AWARD
A Los Angeles Times National Sports Award of Merit presented to Elgin Baylor in 1960. Baylor would
lead his Minneapolis Lakers team in points during the 1959-60 NBA season with 2074, averaging
29.6 points per game. The trophy features a double-sided spinning metal coin affixed between a crescent-shaped
blackened metal laurel. The trophy sits on top of two cream and black marble stands. The
front of the trophy reads “1960/ Los Angeles Times/ National/ Sports Award/ Presented to/ Elgin
Baylor/ Basketball Professional.” “Los Angeles Times/ Award of Merit” appears on verso and features
an eagle sitting on a quill and a sword with 13 stars surrounding. Included with the award is a Western
Union telegram sent by Otis Chandler, publisher of the Los Angeles Times. The telegram states that Baylor
has been selected as the professional basketball player of the year by the Los Angeles Times and
that the newspaper would like to honor Baylor at its sports awards dinner on December 26, 1960. Accompanied
by a color image, owned by Baylor, of Baylor playing with his Minneapolis Lakers teammates
in a game against the Detriot Pistons. The image is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
Trophy, 5 ½ by 5 inches. Telegram, 11 by 8 ½ inches
$400-600

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 YMCA SPORTSMAN CHAMPIONS
TROPHY
A YMCA Sportsman Award trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1961
for being part of the Sportsman Tournament championship team. The
trophy features a yellow metal basketball figure on top of a wood base.
A yellow metal engraved plaque is mounted in the center that reads
“Y.M.C.A./ Sportsman Tournament/ Champions/ 1961.”
11 ½ by 5 inches, overall
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 YMCA TOURNAMENT MVP TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor by the YMCA Sportsman Tournament
in 1961 in Charleston, West Virginia. Baylor was awarded the “All
Tournament” award from the YMCA Sportsman Tournament. In that
same year, Baylor was playing with the Minneapolis Lakers and averaged
34.8, 38.3 and 34.0 points per game. The trophy features a yellow
metal male basketball figure holding a basketball that stands on a
geometric wood stand. Two yellow metal birds flank the center pillar. A
trapezoid-shaped yellow metal plaque is affixed to the wood stand and
reads “Y.M.C.A. Sportsman/ Tournament/ All Tournament/ 1961/
Charleston, W. VA.”
21 by 6 1/4 by 4 1/4 inches
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 LOS ANGELES TIMES NATIONAL SPORTS
AWARD
A Los Angeles Times National Sports Award of Merit presented to Elgin
Baylor in 1961. After relocating from Minnesota to Los Angeles with his
NBA Lakers prior to the 1960-61 season, Baylor would go on to lead
the Los Angeles squad in the 1960-61 NBA season with 2,538 points,
averaging 34.8 points per game and adding an astounding 19.8 rebounds
per game. The trophy features a double-sided spinning yellow
metal coin affixed between a crescent-shaped yellow metal laurel. The
trophy sits on top of two white, green and brown marble stands. The
front of the trophy reads “1961/ Los Angeles Times/ National/ Sports
Award/ Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/ Basketball Professional.” “Los Angeles
Times/ Award of Merit” appears on verso also featuring an eagle
sitting on a quill and a sword with 13 stars surrounding.
5 ½ by 5 inches, overall
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES APPRECIATION
AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by the County of Los Angeles at a
testimonial dinner on April 24, 1961. The award is a piece of paper
behind a glass pane surrounded by a painted yellow gold and wood
frame. The paper features a yellow gold embossed sticker with a blue
ribbon that reads “County of Los Angeles/ California” around the outside.
The dinner was held for Baylor by the City of Los Angeles to honor
and congratulate his many achievements in basketball. The award summarizes
Baylor’s spectacular career including receiving Rookie of the
Year in 1958-59.
14 by 12 ¼, overall
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED PERSONAL BOWLING BALL AND SHOES
A black and blue marbled Manhattan Rubber bowling ball featuring personalized
“Elgin Baylor” stamping and a plastic Brunswick case with zippered
closure, together with a pair of bowling shoes. The ball is signed by Baylor
in silver marker, and the out step of each shoe is signed by Baylor in black
marker. Weight of ball not marked; no size or labels present in shoes.
Largest, 15 by 15 by 8 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1961 KHJ LEADERSHIP AWARD
An Ability, Leadership and Personal Conduct award presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1961 by KHJ Radio and Television. The wood award features a
printed RKO General emblem and reads “December 30, 1961/ Elgin Baylor/
Captain of the Los Angeles Lakers/ in appreciation of his/ Ability, leadership/
and personal conduct/ from the management of/ KHJ Radio 93/
KHJ-TV Channel 9.” In 1961, KHJ Radio was the broadcaster for Los Angeles
Lakers games with Chick Hearn on play-by-play. The award is signed by
Baylor in black marker.
13 by 11 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961 LOS ANGELES LAKERS BOWLING TROPHY
A bowling trophy presented to Elgin Baylor on June 25, 1961, in
Reseda, California. The bowling match featured the Los Angeles Lakers
against the Los Angeles Sports Writers. The trophy features a wood base
with a silver metal bowling figure on top, an eagle figure on the bottom,
and a silver metal engraved plaque in the center that reads “Los Angeles
Lakers/ VS/ Sports Writers/ Bowling Match/ June 25, 1961/ Sherman
Square Bowl/ Reseda, Calif.”
9 by 6 inches, overall
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962 KNXT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by Los Angeles television station
KNXT. The engraved, scroll-shaped metal plaque mounted on a
wooden crest frame reads “KNXT’S/ Sports Athlete of the Year/
1961/ Elgin Baylor” and is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
16 by 10 1/2 by 1 1/2 in
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1962 MOST POPULAR PLAYER TROPHY
A trophy awarded by Los Angeles radio station KHJ, naming
Elgin Baylor their most popular player for the 1961-62 season.
The trophy features two tiers. The upper tier features a player
atop a chalice on a wood platform supported by two columns.
The lower tier features an angel atop a column. The engraved
yellow metal plaque affixed to the lower wood base reads
“Elgin Baylor/ Most Popular Player/ Los Angeles Lakers/
1961-62/ Presented by/ KHJ Los Angeles.”
26 by 11 by 4 1/2 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1961-62 NBA ALL-STAR TEAM CERTIFICATE
A certificate awarded to Elgin Baylor by The Sporting News honoring him for being named to the NBA’s All-Star Team for the 1961-62 season.
The certificate reads “The Sporting News/ congratulates/ Elgin Baylor/ on his selection to the annual/ National Basketball Association All-Star
Team/ for the 1959-60 Season/ as chosen in a poll of all/ National Basketball Association Players/ by/ The Sporting News.” The plaque is
signed by J.G. Taylor Spink, publisher of The Sporting News. The 1960 NBA All-Star Game was played on January 16, 1962, in St. Louis,
Missouri. The certificate is housed in a leather presentation folder with “The Sporting News’/ All-Star Award” embossed on the cover. Included
in the folder is a sheet listing the players who were named first and second team NBA All-Stars for the 1961-62 season.
Folder, 11 1/2 by 9 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY SIGNED CARTOON
A laminated sports cartoon mounted on a wood plaque, signed and inscribed to Elgin Baylor by former U.S. President
John F. Kennedy. The cartoon, drawn by famous cartoonist Karl Hubenthal in 1962, depicts Kennedy speaking with an
aide about various Boston Celtics players writing to ask the president to deny Baylor a weekend pass from his military duties
so that he would not be available to play a game between the Lakers and the Boston Celtics during the 1961-62 season.
The cartoon is signed and inscribed by Kennedy “For Elgin Baylor-/ With every good wish-/ John. F. Kennedy” in
black ink. Included is a note from Lawrence F. O’Brien, special assistant to the president. O’Brien wrote to a congressman
on April 3, 1962, to notify him that the cartoon was received and the president will sign it for Baylor.
18 ½ by 14 ¼ inches
$800-1,200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1966 COMPLETE SPORTS MAGAZINE COVER
A Complete Sports magazine cover owned by Elgin Baylor. The magazine
cover from March 1966 features an image of Baylor and reads “The pressures
I live/ with in pro basketball/ by Elgin Baylor.”
Sight, 10 1/2 by 8 inches. Overall, 18 by 16 inches, framed
$75-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1967 LAKERS FAMILY NIGHT PEN HOLDER
A marble penholder presented to Elgin Baylor at the 1st Annual Heritage
Lodge B’nai B’rith Laker Family Night on November 26, 1967. The penholder
features a rectangular green and yellow mottled base with two yellow
metal penholders on top. A yellow metal plaque and double flat penholder
is mounted just below the center and reads “1st Annual Heritage Lodge
B’nai B’rith/ Laker Family Night/ Elgin Baylor/ Athlete/ Gentleman/ Nov.
26, 1967.” The marble base is signed “Elgin Baylor” in black marker.
13 by 6 ½ by 4 ½ inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED AND
SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official NBA Outdoor Basketball
owned and signed by Elgin Baylor.
Baylor has signed the ball “Elgin
Baylor #22” in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED ISSUES OF SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
A pair of issues of Sports Illustrated from October 24, 1966, featuring Elgin
Baylor on the cover. The covers of each issue are signed by Baylor, one in
black marker and the other in silver marker. The pair is offered together with
an additional front cover signed in silver marker.
11 1/4 by 8 1/2 inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1966 SPORTS ILLUSTRATED COVER PHOTOGRAPH
A photograph presented to Elgin Baylor that was used as the cover image for the October 24, 1966, issue of Sports Illustrated. The
photograph features Baylor posing in his Los Angeles Lakers uniform, kneeling on one knee with his hand on a basketball. Behind
Baylor is a Los Angeles Lakers banner. Framed.
22 ½ by 18 ½ inches, overall
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Outdoor basketball signed “Elgin Baylor/
H.O.F 1977/ #22” in black marker. Baylor was elected to the
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 1977 and is a 10time
All-NBA First Team selection and 11-time NBA All-Star.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 CITY OF LOS ANGELES PARKS PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by the Department of Recreation
& Parks in Los Angeles, California, in March 1969 for outstanding
contributions to the “youth of our city.” The engraved rose colored
metal plaque is mounted on top of a wood frame that reads “Presented
to/ Elgin Baylor/ in recognition of outstanding contributions/
to the youth of our city/ Athletes for a Better America/ Department of
Recreation & Parks/ City of Los Angeles/ March 1969.”
13 by 10 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 NBA ALL-STAR GAME TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor at the 19th Annual NBA All-Star Game
on January 14, 1969, in Baltimore, Maryland. Baylor led the West Conference
team in game points with 21 and assists with 5 and added 9 rebounds.
The trophy features a yellow metal life-size basketball mounted on
top of a white and grey marble stand, which sits on top of a wood base. A
yellow metal plaque is affixed to the wood base and reads “Presented to
Elgin Baylor/ 19th Annual N.B.A. All-Star Game/ Baltimore, Maryland/
Tuesday, January 14, 1969.”
18 by 9 ½ inches, Overall
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ELGIN BAYLOR PAINTED PORTRAIT BY ARTIST T. MCDONALD
A portrait of Elgin Baylor parinted by the artist T. McDonald. The acrylic on canvas portrait features Baylor wearing his Los Angeles Lakers uniform.
The painting is framed within white canvas with a gold colored wooden frame surrounding.
26 by 22 inches, overall
$1,000-2,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR GAME WORN LOS ANGELES LAKERS WARM-UP SUIT
A gold colored Los Angeles Lakers warm-up suit game worn by Elgin Baylor. The suit consists of a warm-up
jacket that features purple, white and gold striping through the shoulder area, the cuffs of the arms, and along
the bottom of the jacket. An embroidered "Lakers" logo patch is stitched into the upper left breast of the jacket.
Stitched into the back of the jacket is "BAYLOR" in purple-on-white tackle twill lettering. The jacket features snap
closures running down the front. Included with the jacket are Baylor's gold colored warm-up pants. The purple,
white and gold striping repeats down both sides of the pants. The pants feature zippers on the side of each leg
running from the bottom of the pant to roughly 16 inches up the side of each leg. The pants feature a drawstring
closure. On the interior of the pants is a patch that has been stitched into the rear waistband. The patch
features Baylor's number "22" in red embroidered lettering. Baylor had gifted this warm-up suit to Lakers
broadcaster Chick Hearn upon retiring from the NBA after the 1971-72 season. Hearn's wife, Marge Jeffers,
returned the suit to Baylor after Hearn's death in 2002. Accompanied by a color image, owned and signed
by Baylor, of Baylor wearing a similar warm-up suit on the basketball court. No sizes present.
$10,000-15,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971 NBA ALL-STAR GAME RING
An NBA All-Star ring presented to Elgin Baylor at the 1971 NBA All-Star game in San Diego, California. The ring was presented to Baylor as part of the
celebration of the NBA’s 25th Anniversary. The 14k white gold ring centers an oval synthetic star sapphire, flanked on one side by a high-relief star and
the other with a high-relief basketball that reads “25.” The inside of the shank is inscribed “E.B. San Diego, CA – 1971.” Size 10 1/4, 18.8 grams.
$20,000-40,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1971-72 NBA CHAMPIONSHIP RING
An NBA Championship ring presented to Elgin Baylor in 1972
by the Los Angeles Lakers as a member of the 1971-72 NBA
Champion Los Angeles Lakers. The 1971-72 Championship
would be the first title the Lakers would win in Los Angeles after
moving to LA from Minnesota prior to the 1961 NBA season.
The Lakers would beat the New York Knicks in five games to
win the NBA title. The 1971-72 Lakers would finish the season
with a 69-13 record that included a 33-game winning streak.
The 33-game winning streak is still the current record for consecutive
games won by a team during an NBA regular season. The
ring tests for both 14k yellow and 14k white gold. It centers one
full-cut round diamond gauged at approximately 0.70ct.,
graded K-L color and VS clarity, mounted in a 14k white gold
basketball and surrounded by the words “NBA/World Champions.”
One side of the shank reads “1972” with the NBA logo
set in the middle, and the other side reads “E. Baylor/ Los Angeles/
Lakers/ 33 Straight/ 69-13.” Size 12, 35.3 grams.
$40,000-60,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 SEATTLE SUPERSONICS APPRECIATION
AWARD
An appreciation award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1969 by the NBA’s Seattle
SuperSonics. The award features a hand-carved wood basketball player and
base. Mounted to the base is an engraved plaque that reads “Presented to/
Elgin Baylor/ from the Seattle Supersonics/ In appreciation for/ his contribution
to the/ city of Seattle, basketball,/ the NBA & and in recognition/ of continued
excellence./ Oct. 25, 1969.” Baylor attended Seattle University,
leading his Chieftains basketball squad to the NCAA National Championship
game in 1958.
23 by 6 by 4 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 NBA GREATS “POPCORN MACHINE” TROPHY
An NBA Greats trophy presented to Elgin Baylor on May 28, 1969, by the Los
Angeles JR. Chamber of Commerce and The Athletes For a Better America at a
Testimonial Dinner at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California. The trophy
is a clear and yellow plastic popcorn machine with a white metal male figure
on the inside. A yellow metal plaque mounted on the clear plastic reads “In
recognition of the/ NBA Greats/ Faked into the/ ‘Popcorn Machine’.” The
“popcorn machine” is in reference to Chick Hearn, the legendary Los Angeles
Lakers sportscaster and play-by-play announcer who coined the phrase “popcorn
machine” to describe a player who was faked so badly by a Lakers
player that he was stranded near the popcorn machine that used to stand near
the sidelines of the Lakers home court. It additionally meant a player was faked
so badly that he would jump up and down trying to get the ball just like kernels
popping in a popcorn machine. The popcorn machine is mounted to a wood
stand centering a yellow metal plaque that reads “Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/
By/ The Los Angeles JR. Chamber of Commerce/ and The Athletes for Better
America/ Testimonial Dinner/ Ambassador Hotel May 28, 1969.”
13 by 7 inches, Overall
$500-700
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 CITY OF LOS ANGELES PROCLAMATION
A proclamation certificate presented to Elgin Baylor by Sam Yorty, then mayor
of Los Angeles, declaring May 28, 1969, “Elgin Baylor and Jerry West Day.”
The certificate states that a Testimonial Dinner was held for both Baylor and
West honoring the two of them on May 28, 1969. The certificate features an
embossed yellow gold sticker that reads “City of Los Angeles/ Founded 1781”
with a signature by Mayor Yorty in black ink on the lower right side.
16 by 11 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 FRIARS CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAQUE
A wood plaque presented to Elgin Baylor by the Friars Club of California for
being named its 1969 Professional Co-Player of the Year. The plaque is engraved
“The Friars Club of California/ Presents Its 1969 Professional Basketball/
Co-Player of the Year Award to/ Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Lakers/ In
Recognition Of His Standard As The/ Second Greatest Career Scorer In/ Basketball
History And His Selection As An NBA All-Star In Ten Of His Eleven/
Years As A Professional Player.” The plaque is stamped with the Friars Club
seal in the top left corner and is dated “May 14, 1969” in the bottom left.
12 by 8 inches
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1969 PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLATE
A silverplated Southern California Basketball Writers Association
plate presented to Elgin Baylor by Adohr Farms on
Devember 15, 1969. The plate is stamped by “Cl. Med.
Switzerland” on the back and on the front is engraved
“Southern California/ Basketball Writers Association/
Player of the Week/ Elgin Baylor/ L.A. Lakers/ December
15, 1969/ Presented By Adohr Farms.”
Diameter, 12 inches
$300-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1970 FCA AWARD PITCHER AND MUG
A silverplated pitcher and mug presented to Elgin Baylor by the Fellowship
of Christian Athletes (FCA) in 1970. Since 1954, The FCA has been the
largest Christian sports organization in the world. The silverplated pitcher is
stamped “Italy” on the bottom and features a silverplated handle. The
pitcher is engraved and reads “Elgin Baylor/ In recognition of his achievements
as the/ finest forward ever to play basketball - - and for his achievement/
as a leader of stature in the World of Sports./ F.C.A/ Hall of Fame/
1970.” The pitcher is accompaneid by a silverplated mug stamped that is
engraved “E.B./#22,” and stamped “Reed & Barton/317.”
Pitcher, 9 by 8 inches; Mug, 5 by 4 ½ inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1970 PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLATE
A silverplated plate presented to Elgin Baylor by the
Southern California Basketball Writers Association on February
16, 1970 for being named the player of the week.
The plate is stamped by “Cl. Med. Switzerland” on the
back and on the front is engraved “Southern California/
Basketball Writers Association/ Player of the Week/ Elgin
Baylor/ L.A. Lakers/ February 16, 1970/ Presented By
Adohr Farms.”
Diameter, 12 inches
$300-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1974 TENNIS AWARD
A framed tennis award presented to Elgin Baylor on May 25, 1974, by
L&J Properties for Baylor’s contribution to the success of the new facilities
at Valley Racquet Club. The award reads “An Organization Devoted to
the Development of Tennis as a means/ of healthful recreation and physical
fitness and to the/ maintenance of high standards of fair play and/
sportsmanship.” The award is dated 25 May 1974, and to the left is a
gold-embossed sticker with green, red and blue ribbons that reads “L&J
PROPERTIES/ INCORPORATED/ APR. 9,/ 1974/ CALIFORNIA.” It is
signed by the director of tennis and vice president of the Valley Racquet
Club, “Dale Jensen,” in black ink. Framed.
11 ¾ by 9 ¼ inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1974 CELEBRITY GOLF CLASSIC AWARD
A Celebrity Golf Classic award presented to Elgin Baylor in 1974 by the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference West. The wood award features a
metal plaque with images of participating celebrities including Baylor and
reads “The Southern Christian Leadership Conference West/ Celebrity Golf
Classic/ Alondra Park/ Golf Course/ Lawndale, Ca./ Aug. 24-25/ Sat. &
Sun./ Elgin Baylor/ ACLC West on this day August 25, 1974, proudly/
presents this award for your active support as/ co-chairman of our first
Celebrity Golf Classic.” The award is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
11 by 8 inches
$50-75
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1974 NBA ALL-STAR GAME TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor by the NBA on January 15, 1974, in
Seattle, Washington, for the 1974 NBA All-Star Game. The trophy features
a spinning NBA blue and red logo insignia on top of a white metal base
with an engraved plaque that reads “National Basketball Assn./ All Star
Game/ Seattle, Washington, January 15, 1974.”
4 by 4 by 3 inches
$800-1,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1074 CELEBRITY
TENNIS TOURNAMENT TROPHY
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor on
June 30, 1974, at the Capistrano Racquet
Club for winning the men’s
celebrity doubles tournament. The silverplated
trophy is combined with white
metal and features a male tennis player
in the service position on top of a double-handled
chalice mounted on a
wood base. A white metal plaque is affixed
to the base and reads “Skiles &
Henderson/ Celebrity/ Tennis Tournament/
June 29, 30, 1974/ Winner/ A
Fl. Men’s Doubles/ Capistrano Racquet
Club.”
26 by 6 ½ by 6 ½ inches, overall
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1975 BLACK ATHLETES HALL OF FAME RING
A ring presented to Elgin Baylor by the Black Athletes Hall of Fame on March 20,
1975, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The ring was presented at a dinner hosted at Caesars
Palace, where 14 former greats of different sports were enshrined. The 10k
yellow gold ring centers a synthetic star sapphire gauged at 11.7 mm in width
and in high relief and reads “ Black Athletes/ Hall of Fame” around the center
stone. One side of the engraved shank reads “Elgin Baylor” and below features
two hands shaking with the words “Excellence/ Integrity/ Ability/ Pride” engraved
below. The other side of the shank reads “Basketball” and below features
the profile of two men with the words “Excellence/ Integrity/ Ability/ Pride” engraved
below. Size 12 1/2; 19.9 grams.
$3,000-5,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA ALL-STAR GAME
SPECIAL CITATION PLAQUE
A laminated wood plaque presented as a
‘Special Citation’ to Elgin Baylor at the
25th Annual NBA All-Star game on January
14, 1975, in Phoenix, Arizona, for his
many years of being named to the NBA
All-Star Team. The plaque reads “25th Annual
N.B.A. All-Star Game/ Elgin Baylor/
is presented this/ Special Citation/ Selected
to the All-Star Team in/ 1959, 60,
61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 67, 68, 69, 70/
Phoenix, Arizona - January 14, 1975”
with the NBA logo on the left side.
14 by 11 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1977 CAA
PHYSICAL FITNESS CITY
CHAMPS TROPHY
A City Champs “A” CAA Physical
Fitness trophy presented to Elgin
Baylor in 1977. The award features
a marble base with a gold colored
“77” and basketball figure on top.
Mounted to the base is an engraved
metal plaque that reads “City
Champs ‘A.’ ” A “CAA Physical Fitness”
sticker is affixed to the base.
14 by 3 by 3 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1977 NBSF HALL
OF FAME AWARD
A trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in
1977 by the NBSF in honor of his induction
into the Basketball Hall of
Fame. The award features a marble
base with a gold colored “19” and
“77” and basketball figure on top.
The engraved plaque reads “NBSF
77/ Elgin Baylor/ Hall of Fame.”
26 by 7 by 3 inches
$600-800
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ELGIN BAYLOR UNITED SAVINGS-HELMS ATHLETIC HALL OF
FAME AWARD
A Hall of Fame award presented to Elgin Baylor by the United Savings-
Helms Athletic Foundation. The wood plaque features an applied gold
colored seal and reads “United Savings-Helms Athletic Foundation/ Hall
of Fame/ Honoring/ Elgin Baylor/ for Noteworthy Achievement/ Major
League Basketball/ United Savings-Helms Hall Board” with printed signatures
of the chairman and managing director of the foundation. The
plaque is accompanied by a paper citation of matching content.
Award, 18 by 15 inches. Citation, 13 by 15 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1977 HALL OF FAME HONOR BOX
A commemorative box presented to Elgin Baylor in 1977 by the U.S.
Committee Sports for Israel honoring his induction to the Hall of Fame.
The wood box features an illustration of Baylor on the front lid. The inside
reads “U.S. Committee Sports for Israel/ West Coast Chapter/ cordially
invites you to a dinner/ for men only/ honoring/ Elgin Baylor/
on his election to the Hall of Fame/ Thursday, May nineteenth/ nineteen
hundred and seventy-seven/ at six-thirty in the evening/ Beverly
Hilton Hotel/ Grand Ballroom/ Beverly Hills, California.”
10 by 8 by 3 inches
$400-600
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA HALL OF FAME TIE CLIP
A tie clip presented to Elgin Baylor by the Naismith Basketball Hall of
Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1977. The 10k yellow gold tie
clip is stamped “Balfour” and features a 10k yellow gold and red, blue
and white enamel circular emblem that reads “Basketball/ Naismith
Memorial/ Enshrined/ Hall of Fame.” 13.2 grams.
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1977 CITY OF LOS ANGELES HALL OF FAME PLAQUE
A plaque presented to Elgin Baylor on May 2, 1977, by the City of Los Angeles,
California, to commemorate his induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Baylor was the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1958-59, an 11-time NBA All-Star,
and was named to the All-NBA First Team from 1959-65 and 1967-69. The
beveled wood plaque features a raised color crest of the City of Los Angeles
with an engraved white metal plaque mounted below that reads “In tribute to
the induction of/ Elgin Baylor/ To the Hall of Fame on May 2, 1977, / for his
outstanding contributions in the world of sports. / May 2, 1977/ Tom
Bradley.” The plaque is signed “Elgin Baylor” in silver marker.
18 by 12 ¾ by 1 inches, overall
$800-1,000
267
ELGIN BAYLOR BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION
A certificate mounted to a wood plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for his election to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1976. The plaque features a picture of
Baylor and reads “Certificate of Election/ Basketball Hall of Fame/ Elgin Baylor/ Has Been Elected By The Honors Committee Of The Hall of Fame/ As
Player/ 1976/ Date of Election.” Baylor was elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1976 but was officially enshrined into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
17 5/8 by 13 5/8 inches
$10,000-15,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR NEW ORLEANS JAZZ HAT
AND EPHEMERA
An Elgin Baylor worn New Orleans Jazz hat
from Baylor’s time with the team as assistant and
head coach. The nylon hat has an adjustable
band, size large. Together with two team pictures,
from the 1975-76 and 1976-77 seasons,
and six envelopes bearing New Orleans Jazz
stationery headings.
10 by 8 by 5 inches
$100-200
269
ELGIN BAYLOR 1977 NBSF GERBER
AWARD
A Gerber Award trophy presented to Elgin Baylor
in 1977 by the NBSF. The award features a
marble base with a gold colored basketball figure
on top and an engraved plaque that reads
“N.B.S.F. ’77 Gerber Award/ Elgin Baylor –
N.O. Jazz.”
19 by 5 by 4 inches
$400-600
270
ELGIN BAYLOR NEW ORLEANS JAZZ
GARMENT BAG
A New Orleans Jazz garment bag used by Elgin
Baylor while assistant coaching and then head
coaching the team from 1974-1979. The faux
leather garment bag has a tan exterior with white
piping along the outside, complete with a white
zipper. A round New Orleans Jazz logo patch is
sewn on the back of the bag.
Length, 39 inches
$200-400
271
ELGIN BAYLOR 1975 LOUISIANA
APPOINTMENT LETTER
A letter presented to Elgin Baylor on April 2,
1975, by Edwin W. Edwards, Governor of
Louisiana during Baylor’s tenure as head coach
of the NBA’s New Orleans Jazz (now Utah Jazz).
The letter states that Baylor is appointed Colonel
on the Governor’s staff and as Aid-De-Camp on
the Governor’s staff. The letter is signed in black
ink by the Governor of Louisiana and The Adjutant-General
and is complete with an embossed
yellow gold sticker that reads “State of
Louisiana/ Union Justice/ Confidence.” The letter
is rolled into a cardboard poster tube bearing a
sticker that reads “Governor’s Office/ State Capital/
P.O. Box 44004/ Baton Rouge, Louisiana
70804/ Elgin Baylor.”
Letter, 17 by 14 inches, overall
$200-300

272
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 35TH ANNIVERSARY GREATEST TEAM WATCH
A watch presented to Elgin Baylor on October 30, 1980, on the 35th anniversary of being selected to
the Greatest Team in NBA history. Baylor and 10 other legendary players were recognized on this day.
The Hamilton watch features a yellow base metal bezel backed by stainless steel, with an off-white dial,
yellow metal baton chapters, a day and date window with a quartz movement, and a black leather
strap. The back of the watch is engraved “Elgin Baylor/ selected to/ Greatest Team in/ NBA History/
35th Anniversary Season/ 1980-81.”
$2,000-4,000
273
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1980 NBA 35TH ANNIVERSARY POSTER
A limited edition poster produced from original artwork by artist Christopher
Paluso and gifted by the NBA to Elgin Baylor to mark the occasion
of the NBA’s 35th Anniversary. The poster depicts a map of the United
States superimposed with images of NBA stars including Kareem Abdul-
Jabbar, Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Erving and Baylor. The poster, which
also features NBA team names and logos of the era and former NBA
commissioners, coaches, referees and founders, is numbered “66/1000”
in the bottom right and is signed by the artist in the bottom left “To Elgin
Baylor - Best Wishes - Christopher Paluso” in black ink. Baylor also signed
the poster in blue marker. The poster is accompanied by a letter from then
NBA Commissioner Larry O’Brien that cites Baylor as one of the key contributors
in the NBA’s history. The letter is signed by O’Brien in blue ink.
Also included is the original mailing tube for the poster, addressed to Baylor
on an NBA mailing label.
Poster, 35 1/4 by 22 3/4
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR DENVER NUGGETS
2005-06 TEAM SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official All Conference
Ball owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by
the 2005-06 Denver Nuggets. The basketball
is signed by 19 team members, including
Carmelo Anthony, Earl Boykins, Greg
Buckner, Howard Eisley, Nene Hilario,
Julius Hodge, DerMarr Johnson, Kenyon
Martin, Andre Miller, Ruben Patterson,
coach George Karl, assistant coach and 2008 Basketball Hall of Fame inductee
Adrian Dantley, and assistant coach Scott Brooks. In 2005-06, the
Nuggets won the Northwest Division title, placing them in the third seed of
the Western Conference playoffs. Denver played the Los Angeles Clippers,
who defeated the Nuggets in five games. All signatures in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
276
ELGIN BAYLOR CLYDE DREXLER SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A right-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe, game worn by Clyde
Drexler during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Houston
Rockets. Enshrined in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in
2004, Drexler is a 10-time NBA All-Star and won the NBA Championship
in 1995 with the Houston Rockets. The shoe is signed by Drexler in black
marker. Size 15
$300-500
278
ELGIN BAYLOR CHRIS WEBBER
2006 SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball
team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by
Philadelphia 76er and five-time NBA All-Star Chris Webber. Webber
signed the ball on March 17, 2006, after the Clippers defeated Webber’s
76ers 99-89 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The ball is
stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Webber in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inch
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR TRACY McGRADY
SIGNED TEAM ISSUED
BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official NBA Game Ball
owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by
Tracy McGrady. McGrady signed the ball at a Los Angeles Clippers
home game on December 17, 2005, that pitted the Clippers against
McGrady’s visiting Houston Rockets. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles
Clippers” and is signed by McGrady in black marker.
277
ELGIN BAYLOR CHARLES BARKLEY SIGNED GAME WORN SHOE
A left-footed Nike Air custom basketball shoe, game worn by Charles
Barkley during the 1997-98 NBA season while a member of the Houston
Rockets. An 11-time NBA All-Star and 1993 NBA MVP, Barkley was enshrined
in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006. The shoe
is signed by Barkley in black marker. Size 16
$300-500
279
ELGIN BAYLOR ALLEN IVERSON
SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team
issued by the Los Angeles Clippers, owned
by Elgin Baylor and signed by Allen Iverson in 2005 while Iverson was a
member of the Philadelphia 76ers. The 2001 NBA Most Valuable Player has
signed the ball in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100

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ELGIN BAYLOR 2006-07 GILBERT ARENAS SIGNED
WASHINGTON WIZARDS JERSEY
An Adidas brand Washington Wizards 2006-07 away jersey team issued
for then Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas, owned by Elgin Baylor.
The blue mesh jersey features the Wizards logo stitched into the front
above Arenas’ number “0” in white tackle twill numbering with a
brown and black stitched border. Stitched into the front bottom left of
the jersey is an Adidas tag featuring the Wizards “DC” logo and
“NBA Authentics” logo with additional “Length +4” flap tag and
“2006-2007” flap tag. The back of the jersey features “Arenas” in
arched twill lettering above the repeating number “0.” Arenas has
signed the back number of the jersey in black marker. Size 50.
$150-200
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2006-07 GILBERT ARENAS SIGNED WIZARDS JERSEY
An Adidas brand Washington Wizards 2006-07 alternate jersey team
issued for then Wizards guard Gilbert Arenas, owned by Elgin Baylor.
The gold satin jersey features the Wizards logo stitched into the front
above Arenas’ number “0” in white-on-black tackle twill numbering.
Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is an Adidas tag featuring
the Wizards’ “DC” logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional
“Length +4” flap tag and “2006-2007” flap tag. The back of the jersey
features “Arenas” in white-on-black twill lettering above the repeating
number “0.” Arenas has signed the back number of the jersey in black
marker and added the inscription “Best Wishes.” Size 50.
$150-200
281
ELGIN BAYLOR GILBERT ARENAS SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles
Clippers, owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Washington Wizard
and three-time NBA All-Star Gilbert Arenas. Signed in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR ERIC PIATKOWSKI
SIGNED GAME WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Air Max custom basketball
shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and game
worn by Eric Piatkowski. Each shoe is signed
by Piatkowski in green marker. Size 14.
$50-100
285
ELGIN BAYLOR DWYANE WADE
SIGNED TEAM ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers
team issued NBA Game Ball owned by
Elgin Baylor and signed by Dwyane Wade.
Wade signed the ball at a Los Angeles Clippers home game on December
5, 2006, that pitted the Clippers against Wade’s visiting Miami Heat. The
ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Wade in black
marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR ALLEN IVERSON 2008 SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles
Clippers, owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by Allen Iverson. Iverson
signed the ball while a member of the Denver Nuggets, after the
Nuggets defeated the Clippers 117-99 on April 8, 2008, at Staples
Center in Los Angeles, California. Signed in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100
286
ELGIN BAYLOR ALONZO MOURNING
SIGNED TEAM ISSUED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official Los Angeles Clippers
team issued NBA Game Ball owned by
Elgin Baylor and signed by Alonzo
Mourning. Mourning signed the ball at a Los Angeles Clippers home game
on December 5, 2006, that pitted the Clippers against Mourning’s visiting
Miami Heat. The ball is stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by
Mourning in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$50-100

287
ELGIN BAYLOR KOBE BRYANT SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers, owned by Elgin
Baylor and signed by 15-time NBA All-Star and five-time NBA Champion Kobe Bryant. The ball is
stamped “Los Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Bryant as “Kobe 24” in black marker. Accompanied
by a color image on paper of Baylor with Bryant.
Diameter, 9 inches
$200-300
288
ELGIN BAYLOR STEVE NASH 2005 SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles
Clippers, owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by then Phoenix
Suns point guard Steve Nash. Nash signed the ball on December
10, 2005, after the Clippers defeated the Suns 101-91 at Staples
Center in Los Angeles, California. Nash was named the NBA’s-
Most Valuable Player in 2005 and 2006. The ball is stamped “Los
Angeles Clippers” and is signed by Nash in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR YAO MING 2005-06 ROCKETS TEAM ISSUED JERSEY
A Reebok brand 2005-06 Houston Rockets team issued away jersey made to the exact
specifications for former Rockets center Yao Ming and owned by Elgin Baylor. The red
satin jersey features the Rockets logo stitched into the front above Yao’s number “11” in
white block tackle twill numbering. Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a
“Reebok Team Apparel” tag featuring the Rockets logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with
additional “+6 Length” flap tag and “2005-2006” flap tag. The back of the jersey features
“YAO” in white twill lettering arched above the repeating number “11.” The left
number “1” is signed by Yao in black marker. Size 56.
$200-300
291
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED NOTEPAD FOLDERS
A group of four black notepad folders owned by Elgin Baylor. One black
faux leather folder features a “Summer Pro League” logo in the center with a
metal plaque to the bottom right that reads “Elgin Baylor” and is signed by
him in gold marker. The second faux leather folder reads “The Wilshire
Country Club” with the map of the golf course, the third is a faux leather
folder that reads “Rancho Park Golf Course” with a map of the golf course,
and the fourth folder features the Basketball Hall of Fame logo with a zipper
around the outside of the folder and signed by Baylor in gold marker.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS FOLDERS AND
BINDER
A group of three organizational items owned and signed by Elgin Baylor
given to him by the Los Angeles Clippers.The group of three are designed
using Spalding basketball material, two items are small and large notepad
folders both accompanied by Los Angeles Clippers Logos and the third item
is a three ring binder that was previously used as the “NBA Entertainment
Broadcast Manual.” All items are signed in black ink by Elgin Baylor.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR YAO MING
SIGNED TEAM ISSUED
BASKETBALL
A Spalding NBA Official
Game Ball team issued by
the Los Angeles Clippers,
owned by Elgin Baylor, and
signed by the Houston
Rocket’s eight time NBA All-
Star Yao Ming. Ming signed
the ball on December 17,
2005 after the Clippers defeated
the Rockets 89-81 at the Staples Center in Los
Angeles, California. The basketball is signed by Ming
in black marker.
$200-300

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BENETTI GOLF BAG AND CLUBS
A Benetti brand custom golf bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The faux leather black, blue, and gray cart
bag features a six way top, a mounted carrying handle, seven zippered pockets, and a removable
shoulder strap. The front of the bag has embroidered “Elgin Baylor” lettering in black. The bag is
accompanied by 12 Ben Hogan golf clubs owned by Baylor including “Apex” 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9
irons; “Apex” 1,3 and 4 woods; a “Legend” 3 iron; a “TaylorMade TPi-26” putter, along with an
“Embassy Suites” black towel. The front of the bag is signed by Elgin Baylor in blue marker.
Bag, 35 by 17 by 9 inches; Longest club, 47 inches
$300-500
294
ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS BLAZER
A blazer owned by Elgin Baylor given to him by the Los
Angeles Clippers while he held the position of vice president
of basketball operations from 1986-2008. The navy
blue wool blazer features a blue and red stitched Los Angeles
Clippers logo over the upper left pocket, three yellow
metal polished round buttons going down the center
of the jacket, two side besom pockets with flaps and further
accented by a total of six round yellow metal buttons
on the cuffs. Size 46L.
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS ARCHIVE OF EPHEMERA
A group of Los Angeles Clippers ephemera owned by Elgin Baylor: a custom
pair of red and black Reebok “The Pump” shoes game worn by an unknown
Clippers player; a “Clippers Nation” ball bag; a Keyon Dooling bobblehead
and two bobbleheads each of Quentin Richardson, Corey Maggette,
and Lamar Odom; an “NBA Opening Games Japan 1994” T-shirt; a 1999-
2000 LAC “Hoop” program; four “NBA All-Star Team VOTE” pinback buttons
featuring Elton Brand, Michael Olowokandi, and Darius Miles; four LAC
1991-92 team posters; two Keyon Dooling posters signed by Dooling in
black marker; and three Corey Maggette posters signed by Maggette in
black marker. Shoes, size 14; T-shirt, size 5L.
Posters, largest, 23 by 17 inches; Bobbleheads, each, 7 by 3 by 3 inches
$100-200
297
ELGIN BAYLOR COLLECTION OF NBA GUIDE BOOKS
A collection of guidebooks owned by Elgin Baylor. The collection includes
NBA Guides by The Sporting News as well as NBA registers, media guides
and information guides from the 1980s through the 1990s.
Largest, 9 by 6 by 1 ¼ inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2000-05 LOS
ANGELES CLIPPERS TEAM
SIGNED BASKETBALL
A group of five basketballs owned
by Elgin Baylor and signed by the
Los Angeles Clippers between 2000
and 2005. The first ball is an NBA
Spalding Official Game Ball team issued by the Los Angeles Clippers,
signed by 22 members of the 2000-01 team and stamped “Los Angeles
Clippers”; the second is an NBA Spalding Official Outdoor Ball signed by
22 members of the 2001-02 team; the third is an NBA Official Outdoor Ball
signed by 21 members of the 2002-03 team; the fourth ball is an NBA
Spalding Official Outdoor Ball signed by 22 members of the 2003-04 team;
the fifth is an NBA Spalding All Conference Ball signed by 23 members of
the 2004-05 team. Signatures include former Clippers players Lamar Odom,
Corey Maggette, Elton Brand, Chris Kaman, Darius Miles, Eric Piatkowski,
Zendon Hamilton, Jeff McInnis, Tyrone Nesby, Quentin Richardson, Keyon
Dooling, Melvin Ely, Andre Miller, Chris Wilcox, Olden Polynice, Bobby Simmons,
Shaun Livingston, Mikki Moore, Zeljko Rebraca, and coach Mike Dunleavy.
Accompanied by two letters of authenticity from the Clippers for the
2001-02 and 2003-04 basketballs. All signatures in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches, each
$200-400
298
ELGIN BAYLOR STAPLES CENTER INAUGURAL GALA
PAPERWEIGHTS
A set of three star-shaped paperweights presented to Elgin Baylor on October
16, 1999, at the Staples Center Inaugural Gala in Los Angeles, California.
The event marked the first day of operation for Staples Center, the then
new home to the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers and Los Angeles
Kings. The set of three silverplated stars all read “Inaugural Gala/ October
16, 1999” with the Staples Center logo in the center. The bottom of each
star is lined with black velveteen.
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ELGIN BAYLOR SAM CASSELL 2004-05 SIGNED LOS ANGELES
CLIPPERS JERSEY
A Reebok brand Los Angeles Clippers 2004-05 team issued away jersey for
then Clippers guard Sam Cassell, owned by Elgin Baylor. The blue mesh jersey
features the Clippers’ “Los Angeles” script logo stitched into the front
above Cassell’s number “19” in red-on-white block tackle twill numbering.
Stitched into the front bottom left of the jersey is a “Reebok Team Apparel”
tag featuring the Clippers logo and “NBA Authentics” logo with additional
“+4 Length” flap tag and “2004-2005” flap tag. Cassell’s number “19” is
written onto the name panel of the Reebok tag in black laundry marker. The
back of the jersey features “Cassell” in white twill lettering arched above the
repeating number “19.” The number “1” on the back of the jersey is signed
by former Clippers point guard Cassell in black marker. Size 48.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SAM CASSELL SIGNED PRACTICE WORN SHOES
A pair of Nike Maxair custom basketball shoes owned by Elgin Baylor and
practice worn by Sam Cassell during the 2005-06 NBA season while a
member of the Los Angeles Clippers. The left-footed shoe is marked on the
sole with Cassell’s number “19” and “PRAC.” The right-footed shoe is signed
by Cassell in black marker. Size 13 1/2.
$50-100
301
ELGIN BAYLOR
SIGNED LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS WARM-UP
A warm-up suit worn by Elgin Baylor during his 22-year
tenure as Los Angeles Clippers vice president of Basketball
Operations. The 100% polyester jacket is made by
DeLong and features a pull-over, v-neck all-white design
accented with a single blue horizontal stripe in the center,
complete with red, white and blue elastic wool stripes
around the collar, cuffs and waistband. A Los Angeles
Clippers logo is sewn into the upper right side. The jacket
is accompanied by a pair of white polyester and cotton
mixed pants made by “Anheuser Busch A & E Collection”
and features a red stripe going down the outside of each
pant leg complete with an elastic waistband. Baylor has
signed the jacket in blue marker. Size XXL.
$2,000-3,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED
CLIPPERS HARD HAT AND
SHOVEL
A hard hat and shovel presented to
Elgin Baylor at the official groundbreaking
for the Los Angeles Clippers’ new training center in Playa Vista,
California. Mounted to the shovel is an engraved white metal plaque that
reads “Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Clippers Training Center/ at Playa Vista/
Official Groundbreaking April 5, 2007.” The shovel head is signed by Baylor
in silver marker. Accompanied by a white plastic hard hat that bears
sticker logos that read “Los Angeles Clippers,” “EBG22,” and “Los Angeles
Clippers/ Training Center/ at Playa Vista,” above which Baylor has signed
in blue marker.
Shovel, 43 1/2 by 9 by 3 1/2 inches
$200-400
304
ELGIN BAYLOR MOST POWERFUL AFRICAN AMERICANS IN
SPORTS PLAQUE
A wood magazine cover plaque given to Elgin Baylor from Black Enterprise
magazine in March 2005 that reads “THE 50 MOST POWERFUL AFRICAN
AMERICANS IN SPORTS.” A mounted metal plaque reads “Los Angeles
Clippers/ VP of Basketball Operations Elgin Baylor/ The 50 Most Powerful
African Americans In Sports/ Black Enterprise magazine – March 2005.”
16 ½ by 11 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1990 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS
GENERAL MANAGER OF THE YEAR AWARD
A General Manager of the Year award presented to Elgin
Baylor in 1990 by the Los Angeles Clippers. The award
features collaged items and images of Baylor on board
with a plaque that reads “Elgin Baylor/ Clipper Courtsiders/
General Manager/ of the Year/ April 21, 1990.”
Framed.
22 by 18 inches, overall
$100-200
305
ELGIN BAYLOR 2005 BLACK ENTERPRISE AWARD
A Black Enterprise award presented to Elgin Baylor in 2005 by Earl G.
Graves Publishing. The wood plaque features an image of the magazine
cover showing Baylor. It reads “Black Enterprise/ Proudly Salutes/ Elgin Baylor/
Vice President of Basketball Operations/ Los Angeles Clippers/ as one
of The Most Powerful African Americans in Sports/ March 2005,” with
printed signatures of publishers Earl G. Graves, Jr. and Earl G. Graves, Sr.
14 by 12 inches
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2005-06 NBA EXECUTIVE OF THE YEAR AWARD
An NBA Executive of the Year award presented to Elgin Baylor in 2006 by The Sporting News and GMC. The glass award sits atop a wood base, features
etched Sporting News and GMC logos, and reads “NBA/ Executive of the Year/ 2005-2006/ Elgin Baylor/ Los Angeles Clippers.” The award is accompanied
by Volume 3, Issue 17, of “Gametime” program, dated December 29, 2006, and featuring a photograph of Baylor on the cover holding the award.
The program is signed by Baylor in blue marker.
Award, 9 by 7 by 5 inches; program, 10 7/8 by 8 3/8 inches
$1,000-2000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1994 CALIFORNIA NIGHTHAWK CLASSIC PLAQUE
An honorary guest plaque presented to Elgin Baylor on December 17,
1994, by the sponsors and hosts of The Californian Nighthawk Classic, a
high school basketball tournament. The black and yellow metal plaque is
mounted a beveled wood frame that reads “Presented to/ Elgin Baylor/
NBA ‘Hall – Of- Famer’ Superstar/ The hosts and sponsors of the 1994 Californian
Nighthawk Classic/ sincerely thank you for being our guest./ Your
accomplishments with the NBA reflect our students’ dreams and/ what they
aspire to be./ Thank you!/ The Californian Nighthawk Classic/ December
17, 1994.”
$50-75
309
ELGIN BAYLOR PRESENTED PGA
CHAMPIONS TOUR SIGNED PLAQUES
A group of four Ralphs Senior Classic plaques
presented to Elgin Baylor in 1993 and 1995. The
Ralphs Senior Classic was a golf tournament held
on the PGA Champions Tour from 1990-2009
and came to be called the AT&T Champions Classic
in its final years. Baylor would take part in the
tournament’s Pro-Ams in advance of the actual
tournaments. The wood plaques feature group
photographs with Baylor and one engraved metal
plate with player names and a second that reads
“1993” or “1995/ Ralphs Senior Classic/ Benefiting/
Centinela Hospital’s/ Children’s Charity
Fund/ The Wilshire Country Club.” Each of the
photographs is signed by a PGA Champions Tour
golfer, including Dick Lotz, George Archer, Butch
Baird, and Tommy Aaron in black marker.
12 by 9 inches, each
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR
1995 CEDARS-SINAI SPORTS SPECTACULAR PLAQUE
A wood photograph plaque presented to Elgin Baylor for his involvement
with the Cedars-Sinai Sports Spectacular in 1995. Baylor himself was an
honoree in 1988. The photograph, which is set behind a plastic cover, features
inductees and members of the Sports Spectacular in 1995. A yellow
metal plaque set below reads “1995/ Cedars-Sinai/ Sports Spectacular.”
13 by 10 1/2 inches
$100-150
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ELGIN BAYLOR 21st CARL REINER
GOLF TOURNAMENT AWARD
A Low Gross Champion award presented
to Elgin Baylor for participating
in the 21st Annual Carl Reiner Golf
Tournament. The award features a marble
base with a molded glass top. The
engraved plaque reads “21st Annual
Carl Reiner Golf Tournament/ for the
ERAS Center/ Low Gross Champion.”
5 by 5 by 3 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED WOLPER’S
TOURNAMENT AWARD
A Wolper’s Celebrity Tournament golf trophy
presented to Elgin Baylor and made by
Swank Pottery. The stoneware trophy features
the David L. Wolper logo and reads
“Wolper’s Celebrity/ Tournament/ Runner-
Up/ Vineyard Knolls/ Napa, CA.” Film and
television producer David L. Wolper’s
celebrity tournaments benefit the Boys and
Girls Club of Napa, California. The award is
signed by Elgin Baylor in black marker.
12 by 12 by 9 inches
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA ALL-STAR BOBBLEHEAD GROUP
A group of 12 Collector’s Edition Elgin Baylor Bobbleheads owned by Baylor
and made in 2003 by BD&A. The bobblehead depicts 11-time NBA All-
Star Baylor in uniform wearing #22 standing on a base that reads “Elgin
Baylor/ Hall of Famer/ NBA West All-Star.” With original boxes.
Each, 7 by 3 by 3 inches
$50-100
312
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED MINNEAPOLIS
LAKERS POSTER
A poster signed by Elgin Baylor honoring the
Minneapolis Lakers. The poster reads “Basketball
Hall of Fame/ The Minnesota Timberwolves
honor the first NBA dynasty/ Minneapolis Lakers/
World Champions 1949, 1950, 1952,
1953, 1954” and pictures Hall of Fame inductees
Vern Mikkelsen, George Mikan, Slater
Martin, Elgin Baylor, Jim Pollard, Clyde Lovellette,
and John Kundla. The poster is signed by
Baylor in silver marker.
29 1/4 by 22 1/4 inches
$100-200
315
ELGIN BAYLOR 1994 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG
A custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by Converse.
The black, green and blue nylon bag has a printed emblem that reads “All-
Star Weekend/ Minnesota/ Feb. 11-13, 1994” along with the NBA logo.
Length, 18 inches
$50-100
314
ELGIN BAYLOR 1994 NBA OPENING GAMES PAPERWEIGHT
A glass paperweight given to Elgin Baylor in November 1994 in Yokohama,
Japan, when the Los Angeles Clippers played the Portland Trail Blazers in
the 1994 NBA Opening Games in Yokohama, Japan. The glass paperweight
is engraved on the interior “NBA/ Opening/ Games/ Japan 1994.”
3 ½ by 1 ½ inches, overall
$100-200
316
ELGIN BAYLOR 1995 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG
A custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by Converse.
The black and purple nylon duffle bag features printed emblems that read
“All-Star Weekend/ Phoenix/ February 10-12, 1995” along with the NBA
logo.
Length, 18 inches
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR OWNED AND SIGNED NBA FOLIOCASE
A brown vinyl folio case owned and used by Elgin Baylor. The case features an
NBA logo in the front bottom right corner above the words “National Basketball
Association.” Baylor has signed the case “Elgin Baylor/ 22” in gold paint pen.
17 1/4 by 13 1/2 inches
$100-200
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317
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED HANDPRINT
An original print of Elgin Baylor’s hand in black ink. The
thick cardboard stock paper is embossed with “Elgin
Baylor” at the bottom, with Baylor’s handprint in black
ink above. The print is stamped in the bottom corner
“The Original/ Handprint Company, Inc/ Guaranteed/
Original/ No. 150/ of one thousand.” Baylor has
signed the handprint in black ink. Accompanied by a
color photograph of Baylor dated 4/1/93 depicting
Baylor with ink on his hand after completing a handprint.
10 3/4 by 9 1/2 inches
$100-200
319
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED CANVAS “BAYLOR” BAG
A blue canvas bag with drawstring. The bottom edge
reads “Baylor” in white letters. Signed by Elgin Baylor
in silver marker.
25 by 15 inches
$100-200

320
ELGIN BAYLOR “X-PRO” COMMERCIAL
WORN WARM-UP SUIT
A white polyester warm-up suit worn by Elgin
Baylor for an Anacin television commercial
that aired during the 1996 Olympics. The
suit, which includes both shirt and pants, is
white polyester with red, white and blue elastic
stripes down the sides of the body, around
the V-neck collar, down the arms, and down
the sides of both pant legs. The top has a
drawstring around the bottom, and the pants
have zippers on the bottom of each pant leg
that run 12 inches up the side of each leg. An
“XPRO/ EX-NBA Players Association” patch
featuring a basketball is sewn into the center
of the top. Other “X-Pros” taking part in the
commercial shoot were Wilt Chamberlain,
Bob Cousy, Bob Pettit, Bill Walton, George
Mikan, Jerry West, Rick Berry, Oscar Robertson,
John Havlicek and coach Red Auerbach.
Accompanied by a print of a color photograph
feturing the group of “X-Pro’s” that took
part in the commerical shoot. No size present.
$400-600
321
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA LEGENDS 1996 SIGNED BASKETBALL
A Spalding Official NBA Basketball signed by Elgin Baylor and 10 other NBA legends. Baylor acquired the signatures on the ball during the shooting of an
Anacin “X-Pro” commercial that eventually aired during the telecasts of the 1996 Olympics. The signatures are on adjoining panels by Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain,
Bob Cousy, Bob Pettit, Bill Walton, George Mikan, Jerry West, Rick Berry, Red Auerbach, Oscar Robertson, and John Havlicek, all in black marker.
Diameter, 9 inches
$1,000-1,500
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50 GREATEST PLAYERS
SIGNED LITHOGRAPH
A lithograph issued in 1997 and signed by 49 of
the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players, presented to Elgin
Baylor for his being named to the historic group. In
conjunction with the NBA’s 50th Anniversary in
1996, the NBA named its 50 Greatest Players, 49
of whom were honored while present at the 1997
NBA All-Star game in Cleveland, Ohio; Pete Maravich
was the only player not present due to his
death in 1988. To mark the occasion, the NBA produced
the 50 Greatest Players lithograph featuring
the images of the 50 players named to the group.
To further mark the occasion, the NBA requested
that the players sign 250 of the lithographs, which
were individually numbered upon completion of the
signing; the first 50 signed lithographs were dedicated
and presented to the players in the group with
this lithograph being dedicated and numbered “Baylor
1/1.” The remaining lithographs were presented
to NBA owners and executives, with a very small
number sold to the public. The lithograph is signed
by NBA legends Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (signed
“Abdul-Jabbar”), Nate Archibald, Paul Arazin,
Charles Barkley, Rick Barry, Elgin Baylor, Dave
Bing, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain, Bob Cousy,
Dave Cowens, Billy Cunningham, Dave DeBusschere,
Clyde Drexler, Julius Erving, Patrick Ewing
(inscribed “33”), Walt Frazier, George Gervin (inscribed
“Ice #44”), Hal Greer, John Havlicek, Elvin
Hayes, Magic Johnson, Sam Jones, Michael Jordan,
Jerry Lucas, Karl Malone (inscribed “32”), Moses
Malone, Kevin McHale, George Mikan, Earl Monroe,
Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O’Neal (inscribed
“34”), Robert Parish, Bob Pettit, Scottie
Pippen, Willis Reed, Oscar Robertson, David Robinson
(inscribed “Prov 3:5”), Bill Russell, Dolph
Schayes, Bill Sharman, John Stockton, Isiah Thomas,
Nate Thurmond, Wes Unseld, Bill Walton, Jerry
West, Lenny Wilkens and James Worthy. The lithographs
is also signed by NBA Commissioner David
Stern. The lithograph is accompanied by a Certificate
of Authenticity housed in a leather bound folder
and a VHS videotape documenting the signing of
the NBA 50 Greatest Players lithograph. The lithograph
is also accompanied by a color image of all
of the 50 Greatest Players present at the 1997 NBA
All-Star weekend. The image is signed “Elgin Baylor”
in black marker. The lithograph is framed.
Lithograph, 38 by 25 inches. Overall, 46 3/4 by
32 3/4 inches
$30,000-40,000

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED NBA AT 50 BOOK
A book titled NBA at 50 (New York: Random
House, 1996). The book is signed on the dust
jacket cover by Elgin Baylor in black marker. It contains
more than 200 photographs and is officially
sanctioned by the NBA. Baylor is featured in the
book as one of “NBA’s 50 Greatest Players of the
First 50 Years.”
12 1/2 by 10 1/2 inches
$100-200
325
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50TH ANNIVERSARY DUFFLE BAG
A custom made black duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The bag has gold
embroidered lettering that reads “Elgin Baylor” along with the “NBA 50”
commemorative logo. The bag was made and presented to Baylor as part of
the NBA’s 50th Anniversary in 1996. Signed by Elgin Baylor in silver
marker.
23 by 12 by 3 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1997 “NBA AT 50” ALL-STAR WEEKEND DUFFLE BAG
An A.N.G. Sport brand, custom made black duffle bag presented to Elgin Baylor as part of the
“NBA at 50” All-Star Weekend celebration held in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1997. The duffle bag
features a zippered main compartment and end compartment, carrying handles, and shoulder
strap. One side of the bag shows an embroidered “All-Star Weekend Cleveland ‘97” emblem
along with a stitched-on “NBA 50” commemorative logo stitched on one end and the NBA silhouette
logo on the opposite end. The bag is marked “EB” on the carrying handle and “22” on
the main compartment zipper flap. The bag is accompanied by various items from the event, including
an “NBA at 50” T-shirt in a numbered presentation box and “All-Star Weekend” cups,
posters, decals, game program, toy balls, and bumper stickers. Baylor was present at the 1997
All-Star Game in Cleveland as one of the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players. The East defeated the West
that year, 132-120, at the Gund Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.
Bag, 18 by 10 by 7 inches.
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50TH ANNIVERSARY CUSTOM
GARMENT BAG
A custom made black garment bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The
garment bag has gold and purple embroidered lettering that reads
“Elgin Baylor, L.A. Lakers, NBA Legends” along with the “NBA 50”
commemorative logo. The bag was made and presented to Baylor
as part of the NBA’s 50th Anniversary in 1996. Signed and inscribed
“#22/ Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. 1977” in silver marker.
Width, 27 inches
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR 1997 ALL-STAR WEEKEND
50 GREATEST PLAYERS AWARD
A commemorative award presented to Elgin
Baylor at the 1997 NBA All-Star Weekend in
Cleveland, Ohio. Baylor was presented the
award by the Gund family, owners of the host
Cleveland Cavaliers NBA team, as part of
being named one of the NBA’s 50 Greatest
Players. The etched glass award features a gold
border and reads “Elgin Baylor/ All-Star Weekend
Cleveland ’97, Congratulations to the 50
Greatest NBA players of All Time/ Gordon &
Lulie Gund” along with the “NBA 50” commemorative
anniversary logo. The award sits on a
wood base.
Diameter, 11 inches
$400-600
328
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50 GREATEST
PLAYERS PHOTOGRAPH
A photograph featuring the 50 greatest
players in NBA history, owned by Elgin
Baylor. In 1996, to mark the 50th anniversary
of the league, a panel of experts selected
the NBA’s 50 all-time greatest
players. The photograph features 47 of
the 50 assembled during the 1997 NBA
All-Star weekend.
20 by 16 inches
$200-300
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50 GREATEST PLAYERS JACKET
A Jeff Hamilton custom made leather jacket presented to Elgin Baylor at the NBA’s 1997 All-Star Weekend in Cleveland, Ohio, for being named one of
the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players. Baylor wore this jacket when the players who were named the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players were honored during a half-time
ceremony of the 1997 NBA All-Star game. The jacket features a purple leather body with white leather arms. Stitched into the front left breast of the jacket
is an NBA 50th Anniversary logo. Stitched into the right sleeve of the jacket is Baylor’s familiar number “22.” Stitched into the left sleeve is the logo of Jeff
Hamilton, the maker of the jacket. Stitched into the back of the jacket is Baylor’s team name “LAKERS” in yellow leather letters with white borders. Stitched
into the inside of the jacket is a message patch that reads “This is a Limited Edition/ of 50 Jackets designed by Jeff/ Hamilton, commissioned by the/ National
Basketball Association to/ Honor the Fifty Greatest Players in/ the History of the League/ February 9, 1997.” The patch is signed by Hamilton in
gold ink. Accompanied by a signed color photograph, owned by Baylor, of Baylor wearing the jacket during the ceremony. The photograph is signed
“Elgin Baylor/ 50 Greatest Players” in silver marker. Size XXL.
$4,000-6,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50 GREATEST PLAYERS LITHOGRAPH
A lithograph presented to Elgin Baylor in 1997 for his being named one of the NBA's 50 greatest players.
1996 was the 50th Anniversary of the NBA. in conjuction with the celebration of the anniversary, the NBA
named its "50 Greatest Players." This lithograph features images of the players that were chosen as the "50
Greatest" including Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Nate Archibald, Paul Arazin, Charles Barkley, Rick Barry, Elgin
Baylor, Dave Bing, Larry Bird, Wilt Chamberlain, Bob Cousy, Dave Cowens, Billy Cunningham, Dave De-
Busschere, Clyde Drexler, Julius Erving, Patrick Ewing, Walt Frazier, George Gervin, Hal Greer, John
Havlicek, Elvin Hayes, Magic Johnson, Sam Jones, Michael Jordan, Jerry Lucas, Karl Malone, Moses Malone,
Kevin McHale, George Mikan, Earl Monroe, Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O'Neal, Robert Parish, Bob
Pettit, Scottie Pippen, Willis Reed, Oscar Robertson, David Robinson, Bill Russell, Dolph Schayes, Bill Sharman,
John Stockton, Isiah Thomas, Nate Thurmond, Wes Unseld, Bill Walton, Jerry West, Lenny Wilkens and
James Worthy. The lithograph is signed by the artist Mark Morse in the bottom right corner in blue ink.
$300-500
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331
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA 50 GREATEST PLAYERS RING
An NBA 50 Greatest Players ring presented to Elgin Baylor by the NBA in 1997. As part of its 50th Anniversary,
the NBA named its 50 Greatest Players in 1996. At the 1997 NBA All-Star Game held in
Cleveland, Ohio, on February 9, 1997, the players who were named the NBA’s 50 Greatest Players
gathered for a ceremony at half-time of the game where they were all honored. In conjunction with the
NBA’s naming of the 50 Greatest Players, the NBA had rings made for each player to honor the occasion.
The 14k yellow gold ring centers the number “50” over a 14k white gold basketball, surrounded
by the words “NBA/ Greatest/ Players.” One side of the shank reads “Baylor/ 50/ 22” with an NBA
logo in the middle, and the other side reads “1946-1996” with an NBA logo in the center. The ring is
accompanied by a wood box with an oval glass plaque in the center that reads “50/ 50/ Elgin Baylor”
with two NBA logos on each side. Size 14, 46 grams. The ring is accompanied by a color image of all
of the 50 Greatest Players present at the ceremony. The image is signed “Elgin Baylor” in black marker.
$30,000-40,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR NBA AT 50 50 GREATEST PLAYERS SIGNED BOOK
A book titled NBA at 50 (New York: Random House, 1996), owned by Elgin Baylor and signed by the NBA’s “50 Greatest Players.” 1996 was the 50th
Anniversary of the NBA. To mark the occasion, the NBA named the “50 Greatest Players of the First 50 Years.” Baylor was among those honored as one of
the 50 Greatest. Baylor acquired the signatures on the book at the 1997 NBA All-Star Weekend in Cleveland, Ohio, where the NBA honored the players
named the 50 Greatest throughout the weekend. The book is signed on the front dust jacket by 34 of the 50 Greatest Players and is additionally signed by
49 of the 50 Greatest Players on their respective pages in the section of the book that features the 50 Greatest Players between pages 77 and 138. The
lone exception is Pete Maravich, one of the 50 Greatest Players, who passed away in 1988. Maravich’s page in the book is signed by his wife, Jackie, and
his two sons, Jaeson and Josh. The front dust jacket of the book is signed by Baylor, George Mikan, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Larry Bird, Julius “Dr. J”
Erving, Magic Johnson, John Havlicek, David Robinson, Isiah Thomas, Robert Parrish, Earl Monroe, Rick Barry, Oscar Robertson (signed “Big O”), Lenny
Wilkens, Sam Jones, Dave DeBusschere, Dave Bing, Paul Arizin, Billy Cunningham, Nate Archibald, Moses Malone, Kevin McHale, Bob Cousy, Nate Thurmond,
Jerry Lucas, Willis Reed, Bill Sharman, Walt Frazier, Wes Unseld, Dolph Schayes, Bob Petit, Elvin Hayes and Shaquille O’Neal. The book is signed
again on the interior pages by the previously listed players and additionally signed on the interior by Michael Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Charles
Barkley, Dave Cowens, Clyde Drexler, Patrick Ewing, George Gervin, Hal Greer, Karl Malone, Hakeem Olajuwon, Scottie Pippen, John Stockton, Bill Walton,
James Worthy, and Jerry West, who has inscribed “To Elgin/ your just the best/ I’ve always admired you/ thank you for your guidance in my life/ Sincerely/
Jerry West/ HOF 80.” The book is also signed on the first page by NBA Commissioner David Stern. The book is accompanied by a color image of
Michael Jordan signing his page in the book for Baylor.
12 1/2 by 10 1/2 inches
$4,000-6,000
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ELGIN BAYLOR 1998 NBA ALL-STAR GAME TIFFANY & CO. EPHEMERA
A group of items given to Elgin Baylor in 1998 at the NBA All-Star Game in New York City. The game took place on February 8, 1998, at
Madison Square Garden. The group contains two porcelain containers with the first a round container featuring New York City scenery
around the exterior, and a second star shaped container. Both containers read “New York Knicks/ 1998/NBA/ All Star Game/ New York
City” on the interior. Also included is a 1998 NBA All-Star Game star shaped glass paperweight. All three items are made by Tiffany & Co.
4 ½ by 2 inches, overall
$150-250
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ELGIN BAYLOR GOLF PLAQUE SIGNED BY TOM KITE
A wood plaque from the Nissan Open Pro-Am held at the Riviera Country
Club on February 17, 1999. Two photos are inset under plastic in the
plaque. A yellow metal plate beneath the first lists the players pictured as
Peter Ganahl, Dean Ulrich, Tom Kite, Elgin Baylor, and Bruce Varner. The
second photo features Baylor with Kite, and the photo is signed “To Elgin-/
Thanks for a/ super day!/ Tom Kite.”
13 by 10 1/2 inches
$50-75
336
ELGIN BAYLOR WATERFORD CRYSTAL GOLF TROPHY
A Pro Basketball Golf Classic trophy presented to Elgin Baylor in 1998. The
trophy features a Waterford clock mounted in Waterford Crystal. The clock
is designed with Roman numeral chapters, a cream colored dial with a yellow
metal smooth bezel and quartz movement. Mounted to the wood base a
plaque that reads “1998 Pro Basketball Golf Classic Challenge Team Champions/
Elgin Baylor.”
7 ½ by 7 ¼ inches, overall
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 1992 CELEBRITY-AM PLAQUE
A Pavilions Celebrity-Am golf plaque presented to Elgin Baylor in 1992. The
wood plaque features a group photograph with Baylor, a Nissan Los Angeles
emblem, and metal plates that read “B. Campbell/ D. Kennedy/ Elgin
Baylor/ R. Steen/ M. Roberts/ Pavilions/ Celebrity-Am/ Sunday, February
23, 1992/ Riviera Country Club/ Pacific Palisades, California.” The plaque
is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
10 by 9 inches
$50-75
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2000 TREASURE OF LOS ANGELES AWARD
A Treasure of Los Angeles award presented to Elgin Baylor in 2000 by the
Central City Association of Los Angeles. The glass award features an etched
angel on a tower and an etched base that reads “Central City Association of
Los Angeles/ May 11, 2000/ Elgin Baylor.” The CCA is a Los Angelesbased
business advocacy organization. The award is accompanied by the
April 2000 issue of CCA Today and the Treasures of Los Angeles Awards
Luncheon program.
12 by 6 by 6 inches
$300-500

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LOS ANGELES LAKERS JERSEY
A Los Angeles Lakers replica away jersey owned and signed by Elgin Baylor. The jersey features the Lakers logo and number “22” on front and “Baylor/
22” on back, all in tackle twill numbering and lettering. The jersey is signed on the back left “2” by Baylor in blue marker. No size present.
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR KEY TO THE CITY OF SANTA BARBARA
A key presented to Elgin Baylor by the City of Santa Barbara in California.
The handmade wrought iron key features a yellow gold sticker that reads
“Distinguished Visitor/ Santa Barbara, California.”
11 1/2 by 3 inches
$100-200
341
ELGIN BAYLOR 2000 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG
A custom made black duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The bag has an applied
“Golden State All-Star 2000, Feb. 11-13” emblem and an
“NBA.COM” logo. The bag is accompanied by various items from the event
including hats, a mouse pad, toys and T-shirts.
$50-100
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340
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED NBA ENTERTAINMENT GARMENT BAG
A custom made black garment bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by
Atchison. The polyester bag features a carrying handle, zippered closure,
four zippered pockets, locking mechanism for hangers, and side squeeze
buckles. One side of the bag shows an embroidered NBA Entertainment
logo. The bag is signed by Baylor as “Elgin Baylor H.O.F 1977” in silver
marker.
Width, 24 inches
$100-200
342
ELGIN BAYLOR 2000 NBA ALL-STAR BEVERAGE BAG
A custom made 2000 NBA All-Star beverage bag owned by Elgin Baylor
and made by Picnic Time. The blue nylon bag features two zippered compartments
including one for glasses. Printed on the bag are logos for
“NBA/TNT,” “NBA on TBS,” and an All-Star emblem that reads “Golden
State/ NBA All-Star/ 2000/ Feb. 11-13.” The bag is accompanied by two
stemmed glasses.
Length, 15 inches
$50-100

343
ELGIN BAYLOR DISTINGUISHED
RECOGNITION AWARD
An award presented to Elgin Baylor by the National
Management Association for Distinguished Recognition.
The award features a yellow metal scrollshaped
plaque that reads “Distinguished/
Recognition/ The National/ Management Association.”
A second yellow metal engraved plaque is
mounted below and reads “ELGIN BAYLOR.” Both
are fitted inside the purple velvet interior with a tan
leather exterior box.
7 by 6 inches
$300-500
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ELGIN BAYLOR
HALL OF FAME PRINT BY DOUG WEST
A limited edition print designed by Doug West to mark
the grand opening of the new home of the Basketball
Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts, on September
28, 2002. The print features players including Julius
Erving, Magic Johnson, and Larry Bird and coaches including
John Wooden and James Naismith. The print is
signed by artist West and is hand numbered 341/800.
30 by 26 inches
$100-200
344
ELGIN BAYLOR 2011 ALL-STAR GAME
COIN
An All-Star Games coin presented to Elgin Baylor
on February 11, 2001, in Washington, D.C.
The double-sided bronze coin features an engraved
outline of the Capital Building in Washington,
D.C., that reads “All-Star 2001/
Washington, D.C. Feb. 9-11.” The other side of
the coin reads “Minted Memories/ That Last A
Lifetime.” The coin centers the Minted Memories
logo and reads “HM/ The Highland Mint.”
Diameter, 1 ½ inches
$25-50
345
ELGIN BAYLOR 2004 NBA ALL-
STAR COMPUTER BAG
A custom made computer bag owned
by Elgin Baylor and made by Reebok.
The flap of the bag has an embroidered
gray and black emblem that reads
“NBA/ ALL-STAR/ 04/ LA/ 2004/ Los
Angeles” along with the NBA logo. The
2004 NBA All-Star Game was held on
February 15, 2004, at Staples Center
in Los Angeles, California.
19 by 14 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2006 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG AND EPHEMERA
A custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor and made by Reebok. The red and
black nylon duffle bag is embroidered on one side with an All-Star emblem that reads
“All-Star/ Houston/ 2006” along with the NBA logo. The bag is accompanied by an
All-Star Game sweatshirt, hat and keychain. The 2006 NBA All-Star Game was played
at Houston’s Toyota Center on February 19, 2006.
Length, 20 inches
$100-200
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2005 NBA ALL-STAR GAME DUFFLE BAG AND EPHEMERA
A Reebok custom made duffle bag owned by Elgin Baylor. The black and gray nylon
and vinyl duffle bag features an embroidered emblem that reads “Denver/ All-Star/
2005” along with the NBA logo. The bag is accompanied by a 2005 All-Star Game
sweatshirt, cap, basketball game, and issues of Hoop and Inside Stuff magazines. The
2005 NBA All-Star Game was held on February 20, 2005, at Pepsi Center in Denver,
Colorado.
Length, 20 inches
$100-200
349
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA ALL-STAR BOBBLEHEAD GROUP
A group of 12 Collector’s Edition Elgin Baylor Bobbleheads
owned by Baylor and made in 2003 by BD&A. The bobblehead
depicts 11-time NBA All-Star Baylor in uniform wearing
#22 standing on a base that reads “Elgin Baylor/ Hall of
Famer/ NBA West All-Star.” With original boxes.
Each, 7 by 3 by 3 inches
$50-100
350
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED BASKETBALL CARDS GROUP
A group of 18 basketball trading cards featuring Elgin Baylor.
The cards are mostly modern era and made by Upper Deck,
Topps, and Press Pass. The group includes two 1971-72 Topps
cards. Each card is signed by Baylor in blue marker.
4 by 3 inches, each
$200-300
351
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED McFARLANE FIGURINES
Four Elgin Baylor figurines by McFarlane’s Toys, from the NBA Legends 4 series of
their Sports Picks. Three of the figurines remain unopened in the original packaging
and are signed by Baylor in blue marker on the exterior. The fourth is opened, and
the base is signed “Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. 1977” in blue marker.
Each, 12 by 7 1/2 by 4 inches, overall
$100-200

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ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED LARGE UPPER DECK CARD IMAGE
A large color blown-up image of Elgin Baylor taken from the front of his 1992-93 NBA All-Star Heroes trading card
from the Upper Deck Company. The image, depicting Baylor taking a jump shot over a Boston Celtic opponent, is
signed at the top right “Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F. ‘77” in silver marker. The image bears the Upper Deck logo in the top
left corner and reads “NBA All-Star Heroes/ Elgin Baylor” along the bottom. The image is mounted on foam board.
33 3/4 by 24 inches
$200-400
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ELGIN BAYLOR 2009 COMPTON GRAND MARSHAL PLAQUE
A Grand Marshal plaque presented to Elgin Baylor on December 12,
2009, at the 58th Annual Compton Christmas Parade. The wood
plaque centers a mounted plastic award that reads “Presented to/
Elgin Baylor/ Grand Marshal/ In recognition of your/ valued participation
in/ The 58th Annual/ Compton Christmas Parade/ December
12, 2009.” The top of the plaque centers The City of Compton Incorporated
1888 logo.
12 by 9 inches, overall
$50-100
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ELGIN BAYLOR CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT PLAQUES
A group of three plaques from charity golf outings held at the Riviera Country
Club in Pacific Palisades, California. Two of the plaques were presented
at the October 2011 Hilton HHonors Charitable Golf Series benefiting City
of Hope, and the other was presented at the April 2012 Los Angeles Lakers
Golf Invitational benefiting the Los Angeles Lakers Youth Foundation. Each
plaque has photo insets of the Riviera Clubhouse and Elgin Baylor with other
golfers, and each plaque is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
13 by 9 inches each
$100-200
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354
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED 2010 NABJ SAM LACY PIONEER AWARD
A Sam Lacy Pioneer Award presented to Elgin Baylor in 2010 by the NABJ
Sports Task Force. The wood award features a gold colored medallion and
an engraved plaque that reads “Sam Lacy Pioneer Award/ presented to/
Elgin Baylor/ by the/ NABJ Sports Task Force/ 2010.” The Sports Task
Force wing of the National Association of Black Journalists instituted the Sam
Lacy Pioneer Award in 2003 and present it to sports figures based on their
contributions to their respected careers and their direct impact on the communities
they serve. The award is signed by Baylor in silver marker.
12 by 9 inches
$400-600
356
ELGIN BAYLOR 1971-72 LOS ANGELES LAKERS 40TH
ANNIVERSARY PRINT
A limited edition framed print inviting guests to celebrate the 40th anniversary
of the Los Angeles Lakers 1971-72 NBA Championship and 33 game
winning streak. The print is signed by players from the ‘71-’72 team including
Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, Jim McMillian, Keith Erickson, Gail Goodrich,
Flynn Robinson, Jim Cleamons, Pat Riley and coach Bill Sharman in black
marker. Edition hand-numbered “17/31.” Together with ephemera from the
event including a DVD-R video, a DVD-R of photos, a CD-R of Chick Hearn’s
33 Win Streak LP, a program guide, an issue of Lakers magazine containing
an article about the ‘71-’72 team, two Chairman’s Room passes for the April
6, 2012, game between the Lakers and the Houston Rockets, and two
passes to the Chairman’s Room following the game.
Largest, 30 by 30 inches
$500-700

357
ELGIN BAYLOR 2007 CALIFORNIA SPORTS HALL OF FAME AWARD
A California Sports Hall of Fame award presented to Elgin Baylor in 2007. The award features an image of Baylor in his Lakers uniform with the CSHF logo
and a plaque that reads “California Sports Hall of Fame/ Elgin Baylor/ Inaugural Class 2007.” The CSHF was established in 2006 by former Kansas City
Chief Christian Okoye and recognizes athletes, coaches, and members of sports media who have made a “lasting impression to California sports.” Framed.
19 by 19 inches, overall
$800-1000
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358
ELGIN BAYLOR NBA ALL-STAR GAME MVP COMMEMORATIVE JACKET
A Jeff Hamilton leather jacket custom made for and presented to Elgin Baylor for the 50th Anniversary of the NBA All-Star Game in 2001. Baylor wore the
jacket during a half-time ceremony during the 2001 NBA All-Star game on February 11 at the MCI Center in Washington, D.C., where Baylor, the 1959
NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player, was honored with other former NBA All-Star Game MVPs as part of the 50th Anniversary celebrations of the All-
Star Game. The jacket features a dark blue leather body with grey leather arms. “Elgin Baylor/ 1959 MVP” is stitched into the left breast in white embroidered
lettering. A leather “Minneapolis Lakers” logo is stitched into the left sleeve, with an “NBA All-Star 2001” logo patch and “Jeff Hamilton” logo patch
stitched into the right sleeve. The back of the jacket features a large leather NBA logo surrounded by the words “All-Star MVP.” A large tag stitched into the
interior of the jacket reads “This is a Limited Edition Jacket/ from Jeff Hamilton Industries/ Commissioned by/ the National Basketball Association/ to honor
the leagues/ All-Star Weekend MVP’s.” The tag is signed by Hamilton and displays the dates of “February 9-11, 2001.” Accompanied by a reproduction
print of an original drawing of Baylor by George Loh signed “Elgin Baylor/ H.O.F ‘77/ #22” in black marjer. Jacket, Size XXXL.
$2,000-4,000
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Julien’s is pleased to announce that we will now be accepting vintage guitars and musical
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any questions that you may have. Whether you are interested in consigning a single instrument
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this Bidder Registration Form and agree to the Terms and Conditions of the sale as posted on www.juliensauctions.com and printed in the auction catalogue for the Auction, which Terms and Conditions
are incorporated herein by reference. It is the Bidder’s responsibility and obligation to read such Terms and Conditions and, by completing and signing this Bidder Registration Form, the Bidder agrees
to be bound thereby.
Reserve Auction: This is a reserve auction. All items are offered subject to a reserve. The reserve is the confidential minimum price acceptable to the Consignor. Bidders will not be told the reserve
amount and will not receive a warning or notice should their bid(s) fail to meet the reserve amount. Julien's reserves the right to withdraw any property before the completion of the sale and will have
no liability for doing so. Julien’s reserves the right to accept or decline any bid. No bid may be accepted until the start of the auction on the auction dates, as set forth herein. Only the auctioneer may
accept the bid and complete the sale during the auction.
Arbitration: Any claim or controversy arising out of or relating to the Auction, the Bidder Registration Form or any breach thereof between the registered bidder and Julien’s shall be submitted to
arbitration in Los Angeles County, California before an arbitrator from the Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services, Inc. (“JAMS”) and conducted under its Comprehensive Arbitration Rules, as the
exclusive remedy for such claim or controversy. Both parties further agree that the arbitration shall be conducted before a single JAMS arbitrator who is a retired California or federal judge or justice.
By agreeing to arbitrate, the parties waive any right they have to a court or jury trial. The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding. The parties further agree that, upon application of the
prevailing party, any Judge of the Superior Court of the State of California, for the County of Los Angeles, may enter a judgment based on the final arbitration award issued by the JAMS arbitrator, and
the parties expressly agree to submit to the jurisdiction of this Court for such a purpose. The prevailing party shall be entitled to recover the party’s attorneys’ fees and costs incurred in connection with
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Payments: Julien's Auctions will invoice only for the property (including buyer's premium and any applicable sales tax). Payments for winning lots should be made to Julien's Auctions, PO Box 691789,
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Shipping: Buyer is responsible for all shipping costs. Shipping for all small items will be handled directly through Julien’s Auctions. For all large or oversize items, shipping has been contracted by
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mode of transportation. Property will not be sent USPS. All shipments are sent signature required. Personal shipping accounts cannot be used. Julien’s will not falsify or claim a lower value on custom’s
documents. Julien’s is not responsible if there is any delay in customs. Julien’s is not responsible for returned shipments. The buyer is responsible for all fees including duties, taxes, VAT, customs, and
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and the Buyer’s Premium for such lot(s). All invoices must be paid within 10 calendar days after the close of the auction. I authorize Julien’s Auctions to charge my credit card listed on page 1 for all
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REGISTRATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Julien's Auctions guarantees the authenticity of Attribution of
property listed in the catalogue or online as stated in the
Terms of Guarantee. Except for the Limited Warranty contained
in the terms of guarantee all property is sold “As Is”.
We make no warranties, nor does the consignor, as to the
merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, the correctness
of the catalogue or other description of the physical
condition, size, quality, rarity, importance, medium, provenance,
exhibitions, literature or historical relevance of any
property. No oral or written statements made in the catalogue,
online listing, advertisement, bill of sale, and announcement
or elsewhere made by employees (including
affiliated and related companies) shall be considered a warranty.
We and the Consignor make no representations and
warranties, express or implied, as to whether the purchaser
acquires any copyrights, including but not limited to, any reproduction
rights of any property. We and the Consignor are
not responsible for errors and omissions in the catalogue, online
listings or any other supplemental material.
It is the responsibility of prospective bidders of live auctions
to inspect the property before bidding to determine its
condition, size, and to determine if it has been repaired or
restored and/or to request a condition report. Please email
info@juliensauctions.com for a condition report.
A buyer's premium will be added to the successful bid price
and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase
price. I acknowledge and agree that a 20% Buyer's Premium
will be added to the hammer price on individual lots
100,000 and higher, and a 25% Buyer's Premium on all individual
lots of $0 - $99,999 which I am the successful bidder.
In addition, there will be an additional 3% buyer's premium
charged for any lots won online. This is regardless of affiliation
with any group or organization. I further acknowledge that I
am responsible to pay Julien's Auctions the aggregate of the
hammer price and the Buyer's Premium, plus sales tax if applicable,
for such lot(s). All invoices must be paid within 10
calendar days after the close of the auction. I authorize
Julien's Auctions to charge my credit card provided at registration
for all items purchased at this auction, and any future
Julien's Auctions I may participate in, if not paid in full within
10 calendar days after the close of the auction.
Payments: Checks should be made to payable to Julien's
Auctions, 3327 La Cienega Place, Los Angeles, CA 90016.
Julien's Auctions will invoice only for the property (including
buyer's premium and any applicable sales tax). We accept
wire transfer, cashiers check or personal check, MasterCard
and Visa. Auction items picked up in California and all California
and New York residents will be charged sales tax. Processing
fees for credit card payments may apply.
Shipping: Shipping for all small items will be handled directly
through Julien’s Auctions. For all large or oversize items, shipping
has been contracted by Rockin Boxes Global, Inc. All
shipping inquiries can be directed to shipping@juliensauctions.com.
To arrange shipping with Rockin Boxes Global,
please contact them directly at (877) 420–0212 or info@rockinboxesglobal.com.
The buyer is responsible to make contact
regarding any concerns or shipping related questions. Please
allow 2-12 weeks for the delivery of your property depending
on the size of the auction, the receiver’s destination, or the
mode of transportation. All auction property is shipped at the
bidder’s expense. All shipments are sent signature required.
Property will not ship USPS or on your personal shipping accounts.
Courtesy to all Julien’s Auctions clients, 30 days free
pick up, and storage is offered. After 30 days, we charge 8.00
per lot, per day, unless prior arrangements are made. Julien’s
and Rockin Boxes Global will not falsify or claim a lower value
on custom’s documents to avoid paying government fees.
Julien’s and Rockin Boxes Global is not responsible if there
is any delay in customs and is not responsible for returned
shipments. The Buyer is responsible for all government fees
including duties, taxes, VAT, Customs, or any unforeseen
charges. All door to door Freight Shipments are curbside delivery.
If you have any special requests, (property unpacked,
brought upstairs, or inside delivery) there will be additional
charges.
Bids will not be accepted from those persons under the age
of eighteen (18) without written consent of said persons parent
or legal guardian. Written consent must acknowledge the
terms and conditions of sale. This written consent constitutes
an agreement to be bound thereby on behalf of the bidder.
Bidder registration is required for all persons wishing to bid
for Julien's Auctions. Any person registering to bid by phone,
absentee, or in person will complete a Bidder Registration
Form. Online bidders will submit a completed form through
julienslive.com.
All items are offered subject to a reserve. The reserve is the
confidential minimum price acceptable to the Consignor. During
a live auction the auctioneer may open any lot by bidding
on behalf of the Consignor and may bid up to the amount of
the reserve, by placing successive or consecutive bids for a
lot or bids in response to other bidders. Online sales may do
the same by employing the use of a starting bid which will
commence bidding at or below the reserve price agreed to
by the Consignor.
Julien's reserves the right to withdraw any property before
the completion of the sale and will have no liability for doing
so.
We reserve the right to accept or decline any bid. Bids must
be for an entire lot and each lot constitutes a separate sale.
All bids are per lot unless otherwise announced at a live sale
by the auctioneer. Live auction lots will be sold in their numbered
sequence unless the Auctioneer directs otherwise. It is
unlawful and illegal for Bidders to collude, pool, or agree with
another Bidder to pay less than the fair value for lot(s). Bidders
participating in both live and online auctions acknowledge
that the law provides for substantial penalties in the
form of treble damages and attorneys' fees and costs for
those who violate these provisions. For live auctions the auctioneer
will have final discretion in the event that any dispute
should arise between bidders. The auctioneer will determine
the successful bidder, cancel the sale, or re-offer and resell
the lot or lots in dispute. Julien's will have final discretion to
resolve any disputes arising after the sale and in online auctions.
If any dispute arises our sale record is conclusive.
Julien's will execute order or absentee bids, and accept telephone
bids as a courtesy to clients who are unable to attend
the live auctions. Therefore we take no responsibility for any
errors or omissions in connection with this service.
Subject to fulfillment of all of the conditions set forth herein,
on the fall of the auctioneer's hammer, title to the offered lot
will pass to the highest bidder acknowledged by the auctioneer,
and such bidder thereupon (a) assumes full risk and responsibility
(including without limitation, liability for or
damage to frames or glass covering prints, paintings, photos,
or other works), and (b) will immediately pay the full purchase
price or such part as we may require. In addition to other
remedies available to us by law, we reserve the right to impose
from the date of sale a late charge of 1 ½% per month
of the total purchase price if payment is not made in accordance
with the conditions set forth herein. All property must
be removed from either our premises by the purchaser at his
expense not later than 10 business days following its sale and
if it is not so removed, (i) a handling charge of 1% of the total
purchase price per month from the tenth day after the sale
until its removal will be payable to us by the purchaser, with
a minimum of 5% of the total purchase price for any property
not so removed within 60 days after the sale, and (ii) we may
send the purchased property to a public warehouse for the
account, at the risk and expense of the purchaser.
If any applicable conditions herein are not complied with the
purchaser will be in default and in addition to any and all other
remedies available to us and the Consignor by law, including,
without limitation, the right to hold the purchaser liable for the
total purchase price, including all fees, charges and expenses
more fully set forth herein, we, at our option, may (a) cancel
the sale of that, or any other lots sold to the defaulting purchaser
at the same or any other auction, retaining as liquidated
damages all payments made by the purchaser, or (b)
resell the purchased property, whether at public auction or
by private sale, or (c) effect any combination thereof. In any
case, the purchaser will be liable for any deficiency, any and
all costs, handling charges, late charges, expenses of both
sales, our commissions on both sales at our regular rates,
legal fees and expenses, collection fees and incidental damages.
We may, in our sole discretion, apply any proceeds of
sale then due or thereafter becoming due to the purchaser
from us or any affiliated company, or any payment made by
the purchaser to us or any affiliated company, where or not
intended to reduce the purchaser's obligations with respect
to the unpaid lot or lots, to the deficiency and any other
amounts due to us or any affiliated companies. In addition, a
defaulting purchaser will be deemed to have granted and assigned
to us and our affiliated companies, a continuing security
interest of first priority in any property or money of our
owing to such purchaser in our possession or in the posses-
sion of any of our affiliated companies, and we may retain
and apply such property or money as collateral security for
the obligations due to us or to any affiliated company of ours.
Payment will not be deemed to have been made in full until
we have collected good funds. In the event the purchaser
fails to pay any or all of the total purchase price for any lot
and Julien's elects to pay the Consignor any portion of the
sale proceeds, the purchaser acknowledges that Julien's
shall have all of the rights of the Consignor to pursue the purchaser
for any amounts paid to the Consignor, whether at
law, in equity, or under these Conditions of Sale.
Under no circumstance will Julien's incur liability to a purchaser
in excess of the purchase price actually paid.
The terms and conditions of sale herein described shall be
enforced in accordance with, and governed by the laws of
the State of California.
Any claim or controversy arising out of or relating to the Auction,
the Bidder Registration Form or any breach thereof between
the registered bidder and Julien’s shall be submitted
to arbitration in Los Angeles County, California before an arbitrator
from the Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services,
Inc. (“JAMS”) and conducted under its Comprehensive Arbitration
Rules, as the exclusive remedy for such claim or controversy.
Both parties further agree that the arbitration shall
be conducted before a single JAMS arbitrator who is a retired
California or federal judge or justice. By agreeing to arbitrate,
the parties waive any right they have to a court or jury trial.
The decision of the arbitrator shall be final and binding. The
parties further agree that, upon application of the prevailing
party, any Judge of the Superior Court of the State of California,
for the County of Los Angeles, may enter a judgment
based on the final arbitration award issued by the JAMS arbitrator,
and the parties expressly agree to submit to the jurisdiction
of this Court for such a purpose. The prevailing
party shall be entitled to recover the party’s attorneys’ fees
and costs incurred in connection with the arbitration.
TERMS OF GUARANTEE
“Attribution” is defined by Julien's as the creator, period, culture,
source of origin, as the case may be as set forth in the
Bold Type Heading of a lot in a live auction catalogue or the
lot Title of an online auction, as amended by any oral or written
salesroom notices and announcements or online notices
and announcements. We make no warranties to information
not contained in an online lot heading or information not contained
in the Bold Type Heading of any live auction catalogue
subject to the exclusions listed below.
Julien's warrants the “Attribution”, as defined above and subject
to the exclusions listed below, of a lot for a period of five
years from the date of sale and only to the original purchaser
on record at the auction. If it is determined to our satisfaction
that the “Attribution” is incorrect, the sale will be rescinded if
the lot is returned to the Julien's Auctions warehouse facility
in the same condition in which it was at the time of sale. In
order to satisfy Julien's that the “Attribution” of a lot is indeed
incorrect we reserve the right to require the purchaser to obtain,
at the purchaser's expense, the opinion of two experts
in the field, mutually acceptable to Julien's and the purchaser,
before we agree to rescind the sale under the warranty. This
warranty is not assignable and applies only to the original
purchaser on record with Julien's. This warranty does not
transfer to any subsequent owners of any purchased property
(this includes without limitation, heirs, successors, beneficiaries
or assigns).
Should a sale be rescinded and the purchase price paid (final
successful bid price, plus the buyer's premium), it is specifically
understood that this will be considered the sole remedy.
It is exclusive and in lieu of any other remedy available as a
matter of law, or in equity.
Exclusions will be made and this warranty does not apply to
“Attribution” which on the date of sale was in accordance
with the then generally accepted opinion of scholars and specialists,
or the identification of periods or dates of execution
which may be proven inaccurate by means of scientific
processes not generally accepted for use until after publication
of the catalogue or listing online, or which were unreasonably
expensive or impractical to employ.
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LOT 67
ELGIN BAYLOR SIGNED ARTWORK
BY NICHOLAS VOLPE
164 | PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF ELGIN BAYLOR

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