DAY TWO - Huggins & Scott

FOOTBALL 

DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 

1149. (14) Ultimate Chicago Bears Autographed Jersey 

Collection with Butkus and Sayers 

Offered is an outstanding collection of fourteen autographed jerseys from one of the 

NFL’s most storied franchises. Included in this grouping are signatures from four Hall 

of Fame players. Highlights are: Dick Butkus, Brain Urlacher, Mike Singletary and 

Gale Sayers. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For a complete listing of items, sizes 

and signature conditions, please visit or website. 

Opening Bid $400.00 

1150. (15) 

McNabb, 

Cunningham 

& Jaworski 

Signed #5 

McNabb 

Jerseys 

The offered lot contains 

fifteen Reebok 

Philadelphia Eagles 

Donovan McNabb 

#5 jerseys. The 

alternate “black” 

size 50 jerseys display 

Reebok “On- 

Field” tagging and 

each shows a trio of 

signatures on the 

back numbering. 

Penned uniformly 

in black Sharpie 

with signatures 

averaging (“9”), 

each garment bears 

the penmanship of 

McNabb, 

Cunningham and 

Jaworski. The 

McNabb signatures 

are from a limited 

edition run, each numbered to (#/55) with corresponding Mounted Memories COA, 

while the lot as a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. 


1153. 1947 

Notre Dame 

Football 

National 

Champions 

Team- 

Signed 

Banquet 

Program 

“Shake down the 

thunder from the 

sky ...” with this 

1947 Notre Dame 

Football National 

Champions banquet 

program 

signed by (27) of 

that year’s 

Fighting Irish stalwarts. 

Executed 

(in pencil) on the 

cover, the signatures 

show (“7-8”) 

quality on average. 

Includes: 

Heisman Trophy 

recipient Lujack, 

All-American 

Czarobski (signed twice), College Football Hall of Famers Sitko and Martin, as well 

as Waybright, Leonard, Wendell, Walsh, McGee, Urban, Grothaus, Brown, Sullivan, 

Begley, Earley, Fallon, Cifelli, (2) Signaigo, Tripucka, Smith, Budynkiewicz, Oracko, 

Panelli, Coutre and Lally, Clatt. Inside the (VG-EX) 4-page program are pictures from 

the games the team played that year. Auction LOA from James Spence 



1154. 

Vintage 

Baltimore 

Colts 

Stadium 

Blanket 

and 

Original 

Case 

Signed by 

Unitas 

The offered 

football relic 

celebrates 

Sundays of 

yesteryear in 

the Charm 

City. 

Specifically, 

this teamissued 

Baltimore 

Colts stadium 

blanket is 

accompanied 

by its original 

plastic case 

that has been 

autographed by 

Memorial Stadium legend Johnny Unitas (d.2002). The 65 x 45-1/2 blue wool blanket 

remains in perfect condition and its carrying case is signed by Unitas (“8-9” strength) 

and inscribed “Best Wishes - #19 - HOF 79.” Accompanying is a basic cert and hologram 

from PSA/DNA. 


1151. (18) Signed Football Jerseys - With Peyton and Eli 

Manning 

Sunday warriors, many of whom are bound for Canton, Ohio, have autographed these 

eighteen retail jerseys. The black Sharpie signatures have been placed on their tackle 

till numeric identifiers and resonate (“8-9”) strength and clarity throughout. Includes: 

Bouldin (Cardinals, inscribed “R.O.Y. 03”), Crow (Texas A&M, inscribed “‘57 H.T.”), 

(2) Edwards (Browns), Faulk (Rams), Fitzgerald (Cardinals), Gastineau (Jets), A. 

Johnson (Texans), (2) R. Johnson (Bengals), E. Manning (Giants, inscribed “Go Big 

Blue”), (2) P. Manning (Colts), McNabb (Eagles), K. Norton (Cowboys, inscribed 

“2X SB Champ”), Pennington (Jets) and (2) H. Walker (University of Georgia, 

inscribed “#34 - 82 Heisman”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence 



1152. Hall of Fame Signed Football and Looney Tunes 

QB Signed Display 

Canton-enshrined icons from both sides of the line of scrimmage have penned the 

keepsakes in the offered lot. Includes: Hall of Fame Signed Football a Wilson 

Official NFL Paul Tagliabue signature model pigskin signed on the white panel (blue 

marker, average “5-6” strength) by J. Brown, W. Brown, Dawson, Groza, Ham, 

Hornung, Lary, Lavelli, Lilly, Maynard, Namath, Nitschke, Starr, J. Taylor, Tittle, 

Trippi and Unitas (PSA full photo LOA and hologram accompany); Western PA 

Quarterbacks Signed Looney Tunes Display framed to dimensions of 37-3/8 x 27” 

(with tiny chips on the upper portion), this limited edition (AP 24/100) print is entitled 

“Coal Mine To Goal Line” and depicts Pennsylvania-born Hall of Fame quarterbacks 

under the guise of cartoon favorites. Each has signed on the white border to correspond 

with his “image” (average “8-9”). Includes: Marino, Unitas, Namath, Kelly and 

Montana. UDA cert and hologram accompany. 


1156. (96) Football Greats Signed Index Cards - With 

Rare Hall of Famers 

The winning bidder will hit pay dirt with this collection of ninety-six signed index cards. 

Rife with Hall of Famers, this assortment boasts pennings that average (“8-9”) quality. 

Highlights include: Badgro, Battles, Baugh, Bednarik, (2) Paul Brown, E. Campbell, 

Christiansen, Dutch Clark, Creekmur, A. Davis, Driscoll, Ewbank, Greene, Hirsch, 

Herber, Hutson, Kinard, (2) Lavelli, Layne, McAfee, Musso, Neale, Otto, C. Parker, J. 

Parker, Sayers, Schramm, Stautner, Stram, Strong, Stydahar and (3) Trippi. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. A complete listing is available on our website. 


1155. 1998 Ron Mix Hall of Fame Football Platinum Signature Series Complete Set of (116) Autographs 

Assembled is a stunning 1998 Ron Mix Hall of Fame Football Platinum Signature Series complete set of (116) autographs. Each serially numbered #1703/2500, these postcard 

sized artworks are penned on the surface in black or blue Sharpie, with the autographs averaging (“8-9”) or better. Highlighted in this gallery are Baugh, Blanda, Butkus, 

Dawson, Ditka, Ewbank (first name only), Fears (first name only), Fouts, F. Harris, Gatski, Gibbs, Gilman (first name only), O. Graham, Groza, F. Harris, Hirsch, Hornung, 

Landry, Lane, Largent, Maynard, Motley, Namath, Sayers, Schram, Shula, Simpson, Staubach, Tittle, D. Walker (first name only) and Walsh. Auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. 


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1157. Large 

Grouping 

of Football 

Autographs 

- Loaded 

With Hall of 

Famers 

The end zone is 

in sight with this 

impressive collection 

of NFL 

autographs. The 

lot is comprised 

of (mostly) photographs, 

cards 

and other flats 

that showcase 

signatures projecting 

(“9-10”) quality throughout. Includes: Signed Photographs: W. Brown 

(inscribed “HOF 84”), Graham (inscribed “Best Wishes,” in a 14-1/2 x 17-1/2” 

frame), Krause (inscribed “HOF 98”), (2) Lary (inscribed “HOF ‘79”), G. Marchetti 

(inscribed “HOF 72 - #89”), Namath (16x20), Simms (16x20), C. Taylor and Tittle; 

Signed Cards/Flats: B. Bell (signed Philadelphia Eagles payroll check, dated 1939), 

Dutch Clark, (5) Ewbank (all personal checks, dated 1992), B. George (cut signature, 

PSA/DNA “Authentic”), Graham, Hickerson, Kinard, Neale (cut signature, PSA/DNA 

“Authentic”), Payton (1986 Topps #7), A. Rooney, Rozelle, Simpson, (2) Trafton 

(signed personal checks, dated 1955, 1958). Auction LOA from James Spence 



1159. (5) 

Signed 

Football Items 

with Payton 

Presented is a quintet 

of football items with 

an array of notable 

signatures. This lot 

contains: 1.) Payton 

(“9”) 18x26 D. Smith 

print (#/1000, 28x36 

frame); 2.) Steelers 

full-sized helmet 

signed by (7) with 

Blount, Bradshaw, 

Greene, Ham, Harris, 

Lambert and Noll 

(average “9”); 3.) 

Montana/Rice dualsigned 

football (both 

“9”); 4.) P. Manning 

(“8”) football; and 5.) 

Elway (“5”) gameused 

Reebok cleat 

with 7 embroidery. 

Each item has a 

PSA/DNA sticker, 

with full-picture 

PSA/DNA signature 

LOAs for all but the 

Manning (LOA missing) and a Remarkable Products LOA for the Elway game-usage. 


1158. (3) Unique Walter Payton Signed Items 

The offered trio of unique autographed items is highlighted by a Nikko NFL Team 34 

remote control race car twice signed (blue Sharpie, “9”) by Walter Payton. Also 

included is a 75th Anniversary edition full “Wheaties” box inked by Payton (“6”) and 

Dick Butkus (“9”) both in blue marker. Rounding out this diverse grouping is a 1985 

The Super Bowl Shuffle album signed by Sanders, McKinnon, Gentry (smudge) and 

Payton in black marker averaging (“7-9”) in both strength and clarity. This lot is 

PSA/DNA pre-certified. 


1160. (26) 

Signed Penn 

State 

Football 

Items 

Presented is a collection 

of autographed 

items from one of the 

most vaunted college 

gridiron programs. 

This Penn State 

assortment includes: 

Signed Footballs 

(20) Penn State logo 

pigskins with two 

white panels that are 

home to black or 

blue ink signatures 

(average “6-7” 

strength). Included 

are (8) balls signed 

by Curtis Enis 

(inscribed “#39”), (1) 

signed by Joe 

Paterno and (1) signed by both Enis and Paterno. Additionally, there are (6) balls signed 

by members of the unbeaten 1994 roster, with each having between (28) and (34) signatures 

including K. Brady, Carter, K. Collins, Engram, Jurevicius and Paterno. Another 

ball is signed by Paterno and 1995 1st Round NFL picks K. Brady, Carter and Collins. 

There are (3) 1996 team-signed balls (each with between 23 and 31 signatures) including 

C. Brown, Enis, Jurevicius and Paterno. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. 


1162. (46) Mini- and (5) Full-Sized Signed Football 

Helmets 

Featuring an array of Pro-Bowlers and Hall of Fame inductees, the presented lot contains 

a whopping (51) signed football helmets. The signatures average (“8-9”) and display 

magnificently, including: Mini-Helmets: (4) Bettis, Culpepper, (17) Cunningham 

(throwbacks), (17) McNabb, (5) D. Staley, K. Stewart and Weinke; Full-Sized 

Helmets: Butkus (Steiner), T. Davis (Steiner), Dawson (SB IV MVP, HOF 87), Portis 

and a multi-signed Cowboys helmets signed by (6) with Dorsett, Landry, Lilly, 

Renfro, Staubach and R. White. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1164. (11) 

Football 

Media 

Guides - 

With (7) 

First-Year 

Team 

Issues 

As football’s 

popularity 

steadily grew, 

teams followed 

suit with their 

baseball contemporaries 

and annually 

issued press 

and media 

guides. This 

assortment of 

(11) examples 

includes first-year team issues and several league guides. Mostly spiral-bound, the 

publications average (VG-EX) to (EX) quality with cover wear and cracking about the 

plastic spiraled elements affecting a few. Includes: NFL Manuals (4) with 1941 

(Hinkle on cover), 1943 (Hutson on cover) and (2) 1944 (Record and Rules Manual 

with Luckman cover and Roster Manual); Team-Issued Press-Radio Guides (7) with 

1946 Boston Yanks; 1946 Green Bay Packers; 1946 New York Football Giants (with 

first 20 pages of 1946 Eagles guide added); 1946 Pittsburgh Steelers; and non-spiral 

guides from 1950 Detroit Lions; 1950 San Francisco 49ers; and 1953 Baltimore Colts. 


1163. 1933 

Green Bay 

Packers vs. 

Ernie Nevers 

All-Stars 

Program 

Commencing in 1931, 

we believe, the Knights 

of Columbus annually 

sponsored charity football 

games pitting 

choice NFL teams 

against selected college 

All-Stars, principally 

from West Coast 

schools. (To “level the 

playing field,” so to 

speak, these college allstars 

rosters included a 

few professionals.) 

These were January 

events traditionally 

held in San Francisco’s 

Kezar Stadium. 

Uniformly dimensioned 

7-3/4” x 10-3/4”, the 

stadium-issued programs 

sport fashionably abstract gridiron tableaux. We offer this 1933 program: Ernie 

Nevers’ Pacific Coast All-Americans vs. Green Bay Packers. This star-studded exhibition 

marked the only game in which Red Grange played for the Packers, a “guest” 

appearance, if you will. The (VG-EX) 16-page guide is completely intact and flaunts 

black-and-white full-page images of Nevers and Grange. There are penciled notations 

on the front cover. 


1165. 1950s-1980s 

Maryland and 

Redskins 

Program and 

Ticket Lot 

From those crisp Saturday 

and Sunday afternoons in 

the D.C. Area, these programs 

and ticket stubs were 

issued for 1950s through 

1980s University of 

Maryland and Washington 

Redskins games. The collection 

features (88) 

Terrapins gameday programs 

from Byrd Stadium 

that hail from as far back as 

Lee Corso’s coaching tenure 

and include several Bowl 

Game guides. Included, as well, are (8) 1950s-1970s Redskins programs (RFK Stadium), 

(2) Maryland Basketball programs (including a 1983-84 guide with Len Bias), a 1964 

Baltimore Colts program and more than (70) University of Maryland ticket stubs. The 

vast majority are well-preserved with covers and pages intact. 


1161. (6) Pittsburgh Steelers Multi-Signed Helmets - 

Steiner 

These six Pittsburgh Steelers helmets are each signed by ten of the key 1970s principals 

that saw the franchise secure eight straight playoff berths and its first four Super 

Bowl triumphs. The pro model replica helmets are comprised of a black shell with a 

logo on the right side and a gold center stripe. Surrounding the logo, gold Sharpie signatures 

show prominently against a jet-black background, with (“9-10”) quality 

throughout. Signatures include: Bleier, Blount, Greene, Greenwood, Ham, Harris, 

Holmes (d.2008), Lambert, Stallworth and White (d.2008). This lot comes with individual 

Steiner Sports certs. 


1166. (240) 1970-1979 Pro Football Gameday Football 

Programs—All Different 

These (240) 1970-1979 Pro! football gameday programs chronicle the teams and personalities 

which made the NFL the marketing force it is today. There are no duplicates among these crisp 

publications, which average (EX-MT) with some better and others lesser. Included years are 

(18) 1970, (28) 1971, (36) 1972, (43) 1973, (30) 1974, (32) 1975, (22) 1976, (14) 1977, (8) 

1978 and (9) 1979. This assemblage is highlighted by (26) Playoff/Conference Championship 

programs. Additionally, game insert notes are found in approximately 30% of the publications. 

Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of publication 

dates, please visit our website. 





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1167. 1941 Washington Redskins Panoramic Photograph - With Rare 

Advertisement 

From an era with archaic equipment, like leather helmets and no facemasks, the offered vintage 

panoramic print depicts the 1941 Washington Redskins. Measuring 38 x 9-3/4”, this sepia-toned image 

shows 36 Redskins players and team personnel members, including Hall of Famers Baugh, Millner and 

coach Flaherty. The players appear side by side with printed identifiers denoting name, position and college 

alma mater. Captured at Griffith Stadium, the image has an ad for “P.J. Nee Furniture Co.,” which 

sponsored the ‘Skins radio broadcasts and perhaps issued these prints. During the Redskins final home 

game that year (at that very sight), a public address announcement urged all Generals and Admirals to 

report to their duty stations, as Pearl Harbor was under attack that day. The item presents nicely, and is 

only affected by a few peripheral creases and a small tear near the lower right border. 


1170. 

Football 

Memorabilia 

Collection - 

With 1968 

New York 

Giants 

Nodder 

Decades of gridiron 

fanfare is the 

theme in this 

assortment of 

unique Sunday 

collectibles. 

Includes: New 

York Giants 1968 

Gold-Based 

Nodder (in original 

box, has a 

hairline crack at 

the base of the 

helmet, otherwise 

NM); ticket stub 

from 1947 

Georgia Tech vs. Navy (at Baltimore Stadium); (7) “Triple Threat” 1948 lobby cards 

(14x11 display items with images of the Columbia Pictures production, EX); (3) 

1910-1911 T51 Murad College Series with #3, 8 and 9 (VG-EX); 1960s “Olympic 

Hero” New York Giants ensemble (in unopened retail package); 1960 NFL Thermos 

Stadium Kit (with all 13 team logos stamped on the zippered case’s exterior); and 

early-1970s unopened playing cards (2 decks) with NFL logos. 



1168. (5) Awards Given to Frank Fuller 

From Family Estate 

Nine-year NFL player and former Pro-Bowler Frank Fuller is glorified 

in this lot containing five awards presented to him during his 

tenure in the league. Hailing from the Fuller Estate, the lot contains: 

1.) 1953 Ye Old Rams Rookie of the Year 13” trophy, metal 

figure is included though detached, missing a hand and both feet; 

2.) 1953 Rams Club contribution 11” plaque, metal figure/football 

included though detached from plaque, one missing hand; 3.) 1963 

Old Pro 14” plaque, crack in wood backing with the top plate 

detached but included, wear visible; 4-5.) (2) 1960s NFL Alumni 3- 

1/2” stand-ups. While some imperfections are visible, these unique 

awards will make for an impressive addition to any vintage NFL or 

Rams collection. 


1169. 1951-64 First Fourteen NFL Pro-Bowl Programs Complete Run 

Highlighted by MVP issues from Brown, Graham and Unitas amongst others, the offered collection 

features a program for each of the first fourteen NFL Pro-Bowl game. Uniformly held at the Los 

Angeles Coliseum, these scarce issues have survived impressively well with the elder examples showing 

a touch more wear. These complete issues are in EX/EX-MT unless otherwise noted and include: 

1951 (VG/VG-EX), 1952 (GD), 1953 (two small strips of tape-repair), 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 

1959 (NM), 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 (NM) and 1964. 


1171. Ultimate Redskins Collection and Display Lot 

This sizable assortment beckons Redskins fans to hit the warpath. Highlighted by publications, 

team apparel and DVD/VHS tapes, the items span more than a quarter-century 

of maroon-and-gold gridiron memorabilia. The lot is comprised of vintage pennants, 

stadium-issued programs/media guides, collector’s pins and much, much more. 

A comprehensive listing is available on our website. 


1172. 1957-58 

Topps 

Basketball 

Near Set 

(69/80) Cards 

Offered is a classic 

1957-58 Topps 

Basketball near set of 

(69/80) cards. With 

more than 85% of 

this pioneering edition 

present, a complete 

series is well 

within reach. The 

approximate condition 

breakdown is 

25% (EX), 15% 

(VG-EX) and 40% 

(VG) and 20% (offgrade). 

Highlights 

include #1 Clifton 

RC (VG), #5 

Sharman RC (VG), 

#10 Arizin RC (EX), 

#15 Ramsey RC 

(VG), #17 Cousy RC 

(VG), #19 Heinsohn 

RC (GD), #27 

Maccauley RC (VG), #28 Mikkelsen RC (VG), #32 Kerr RC (VG), #37 Hagan RC 

(VG-EX), #42 Stokes RC (GD), #43 Hundley RC (VG), #44 Gola RC (VG), #59 

Bianchi RC (VG), #71 Twyman RC (VG-EX), #78 Lovellette RC (EX) and #80 

Schnittker RC (GD). A duplicate #30 Dukes RC (VG-EX) is also present. For a list of 

missing numbers, please visit our website. 


1174. (4) 1969-70 

Topps Basketball 

Graded Star Cards 

with Alcindor 

Each assessed by either PSA or 

SGC, this sampling of four 

appropriately graded 1969-70 

Topps Basketball star cards 

includes #1 Chamberlain (SGC 

84), #20 Havlicek RC (PSA 7), 

#25 Alcindor RC (SGC 84) and 

#90 West (SGC 84). 


1173. 1969-70 Topps Basketball Complete Set of (99) Cards 

Presented is a clean 1969-70 Topps Basketball complete set of (99) cards. The “tall 

boys” in this edition have an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or 

better), 20% (EX), 35% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or lesser). Highlights include #1 

Chamberlain (VG-EX), #20 Havlicek (EX), #25 Alcindor RC (PSA 6), #43 Bradley 

(VG-EX), #56 Unseld RC (EX), #75 Hayes RC (VG-EX), #90 West (EX-MT), #99 

Frazier RC (VG-EX) and #99 CL SP (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, 

please visit our website. 


1175. 1975- 

76 Topps 

Basketball 

Uncut Sheet 

- RARE 

A rare find among 

uncut sheets, this 

1975-76 Topps 

Basketball example 

displays nicely, 

showing old school 

images of short 

shorts and random 

poses. Included are 

current NBA coaches 

D’Antoni, 

Jackson, Riley and 

Sloan (in their playing 

days). 

Comprised of 12 

rows of 11 cards, 

the item has edge 

wear on the upper 

portion and creasing 

that extends to and 

minimally affects 

cards in the top two 

rows. 

Opening Bid 

$300.00 

1176. 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball Wax 

Box (Possible LeBron, Carmelo, Wade RC) 

Presented is a 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball sealed wax box. This 

extremely limited five-card “pack” was released during the season of what is considered 

by many to be the best NBA draft class in history. True rookies with household 

names such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris 

Bosh are possible not only in the base set, but also as parallel and memorabilia cards. 

Guaranteed is (1) Autographed Patch numbered to 100 or less, (1) Autographed Rookie Patch 

numbered to 200 or less and three additional cards numbered to 225 or less. Considering the #78 

LeBron James rookie and parallel cards have realized $10-15K in public auctions or private sales, and several 

other superstars command four figure price tags, this box presents incredible possibilities. 





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1177. Michael Jordan Autographed Next Point Beninati 

AP #2/10 UDA 

Eying up his Next Point, Michael Jordan is depicted in the impeccable Carlo Beninati 

elite artist proof (#2/10). The Michael Jordan serigraph is signed by both Jordan (gold 

Sharpie “10”) and the artist, making this piece a must-have. The work is framed in 

rustic gilt wood, making the minor abrasions present almost invisible. Complete measurement 

is 33-1/2 x 43-1/2”. Accompanying is the corresponding UDA sticker and 

PenCam certificate. Due to the size, a shipping surcharge will apply. 


1178. Michael Jordan Autographed Court Jester Beninati 

AP #2/10 UDA 

Showing the all-time great Michael Jordan a little less serious on the court, this serigraph 

entitled Court Jester is an elite artist proof (#2/10) created by acclaimed sports 

artist Carlo Beninati. Both the artist and “his Airness” (gold Sharpie “10”) have signed 

the artwork, making the item a must-have. The work is framed in rustic gilt wood, 

making the minor abrasions present almost invisible. Complete measurement is 33-1/2 

x 43-1/2”. Accompanying is the corresponding UDA sticker and PenCam certificate. 

Due to the size, a shipping surcharge will apply. 


1181. (4) Autographed Basketball Items - With 

Chamberlain 

Game changers of hoops lore are featured in this impressive lot of autographed items. 

The media vary, and the signatures average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Signed 

Basketballs (2) Spalding David Stern signature model examples with one signed by 

Magic Johnson (silver Sharpie, inscribed “#32”) and one signed by Abdul-Jabbar, 

Chamberlain (d.1999) and Erving; Signed LA Forum Floor Section a 10x8 piece of 

the original LA Forum hardwood signed by Magic Johnson (Steiner Sports cert and 

hologram accompany); Chamberlain Signed Photo in a 15-3/4 x 23-3/4” frame (with 

minor scratches) a black-and-white print shows “The Big Dipper” as he slam dunks in 

the wake of three awe-struck Pistons opponents. Chamberlain’s blue marker signature 

accents the piece. Individual full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA. 


1182. (12) Autographed Basketballs Collection with 

Jordan, Russell and Chamberlain 

The offered collection of twelve basketballs presents a diverse grouping of NBA 

legends and stars alike. Featured signatures amongst these dozen round-balls 

include: Jordan, Chamberlain, Robertson and Russell. Also present are sure-fire 

HoFers (2) Kidd, Mourning, and S. O’Neal. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For 

a complete listing of all items and signature conditions, please visit our website. 


1179. Large Collection of Chicago Bulls Memorabilia - With 2007-08 

Team-Signed Ball 

The Windy City’s “Three-Peat” champions of the 1990s, the Chicago Bulls are celebrated in this sizable lot of 

memorabilia. Highlight include: 2007-08 team-signed ball (13, average “8” strength) w/ Deng, Duhon, Gordon, 

Hinrich and Noah; (12) signed index cards (signatures “9-10”) with (3) Armstrong, (3) Paxson and (3) 

Rodman; 1992 Starting Lineup Team USA figurines in original retail box with (10) including Jordan, Pippen, 

Bird and Johnson and (25) Bulls Yearbooks/Media Guides/Programs that include (3) NBA Finals stadiumissued 

guides. Due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. Comes with an auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. 


1183. Bill Russell and Sam Jones Signed and Inscribed 

16x20 Photographs (2) 

Boston Garden legends Bill Russell and Sam Jones have signed (“9” strength) and 

inscribed their impressive feats on the two offered action images. A COA signed by 

Russell and Rich Altman accompanies. Complete list of inscriptions available on our 

website. 


1180. (3) Michael Jordan UDA Signed Framed Items 

“His Airness” slams it home with this trio of autographed framed pieces. Ideal 

for display, the images have bold signatures that project (“9-10”) strength 

throughout, including: 1.) UDA signed 8x10 slam dunk photo/1994 SP 

Holoview Red #16 (PSA MINT 9) in a 15 x 24-1/2” frame; 2.) Carlo Beninati 

1997 litho print (signed by both Jordan and the artist, UDA hologram but no 

cert, 20-1/2 x 25-1/2” frame); 3.) Signed December 10, 1994 Sports Illustrated 

cover (13-1/2 x 16-1/2” frame, UDA hologram but no cert). 


1184. (13) Bill Russell Autographed Items 

Synonymous with championships, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell has autographed 

the items in the offered lot of (13). The media vary but the signatures project (“9- 

10”) strength throughout. Includes: (2) 1962-63 Celtics Replica Road Jerseys 

green knit pullover garments signed and inscribed on the front with his uniform 

number “6” (limited edition #s 30 and 35/300); (4) Signed Baseballs snow-white 

OML Selig spheres (grade “10”) signed on the sweet spot in blue ballpoint; (2) 

Signed Boston Garden Floor Segments pieces of the famed parquet floor (one tan, 

one green) signed and housed in 16x22 shadowbox displays; (3) Signed Baseball 

Caps (2) w/”6” shamrock logos and an “8 Straight” logo cap all signed on the bill 

in silver Sharpie (“7”); (2) Signed Autobiographies Russell Rules (Dutton, 244 

pages, New York, 2001) first-printing editions signed and inscribed “Happy Fathers 

Day” on the title page. Mint condition w/dust jackets. Accompanying are individual 

certs from Rich Altman. 





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1186. (14) Kareem Abdul Jabbar Signed 

Basketballs - UDA 

This lot of fourteen Kareem Abdul Jabbar signed Spalding 

David Stern signature model basketballs are each autographed 

“Abdul Jabbar” in black marker, with the pennings 

averaging (“8”) strength and clarity. Each is accompanied by 

a UDA cert, cloth pouch and original Upper Deck box. 


1185. (14) Boston Celtic Autographed Framed Items with (8) 

Auerbach 

The Boston-themed collector will find tremendous value with these (14) Celtic autographed 

items. Each of the framed and matted display pieces are penned in blue or black 

sharpie with the autographs grading in the (“9-10”) range. Included are Red Auerbach: 

(d.2006) with (3) signed Boston Garden parquet (26x32, two with mild exterior damage), 

(5) signed Boston Garden parquet shadowbox (17x23); Larry Bird: signed Boston Garden 

parquet shadowbox (17x23); Bill Russell: (4) “Rings” (22x26) and Red Auerbach/Bill 

Russell: dual-signed 28-1/2 x 24 photograph (gold ink). Individual COAs from Rich 

Altman. 


1189. Game- 

Used NBA 

Finals Towel 

Signed By 

Michael 

Jordan 

Presented is a 1997 

NBA Finals gameused 

bench towel 

signed by Michael 

Jordan and authenticated 

by Upper 

Deck. Displaying 

light-to-moderate 

game use, this cotton/polyester 

towel 

measures 38x20 featuring 

Jordan’s iconic 

signature in black 

marker (“8”) just 

below an NBA 

Finals logo and 

accompanied by a Chicago Bulls (game-usage) letter 

and UDA cert (signature). 


1192. 

Jordan 

and 

Abdul- 

Jabbar 

Signed 

and 

Framed 

UDA 

Pieces (2) 

Hardwood 

heroes Kareem 

Abdul-Jabbar 

and Michael 

Jordan have 

respectively signed these Upper Deck Authenticated 

framed pieces. The limited edition “Championship”- 

themed pieces include: Abdul-Jabbar (#3/133) 32-3/4 

x 22-1/8”, signed on his white-on-purple twill “33” 

(black Sharpie, “8-9” strength); Jordan (#11/23) 

25x21, Jordan image montage signed (“10”) in black 

Sharpie. UDA certs accompany. 


1190. 

Michael 

Jordan 

Foundation 

Signed 

Carlo 

Beninati 

Printer’s 

Proof (2/2) 

Presented is a 

Michael Jordan 

Foundation 

signed Carlo 

Beninati printer’s 

proof (2/2). With 

his proud parents 

looking on, 

Jordan presents his signature in silver Sharpie, averaging 

(“6-7”) in both strength and clarity. Professionally 

framed and matted to the dimensions of 29-1/2 x 36- 

1/2”, this piece is accompanied by a UDA certificate 

and sticker. 


1193. Larry 

Bird and 

Magic 

Johnson 

Signed 

Displays 

Presented are two 

signed and professionally 

framed display 

pieces from one 

of basketball’s greatest 

rivals. The 

offered duo features 

1.) a 22x25-1/2 Larry 

Bird signed (pencil, 

“9-10”) framed limited 

edition (13/500) 

lithograph. 2.) A 

33x42 Magic Johnson twice signed framed piece with 

Champion size 44 jersey (black marker, ”7-8”), 

Bird/Erving/Johnson 1980-81 Topps card (EX-MT), 

1981-82 Topps M. Johnson card (EX-MT), signed 8x10 

photo (gold marker,”7-8”) and HOF cachet. Comes 

with PSA/DNA full photo LOAs. 


1191. Air 

Jordan 

Signed 

Carlo 

Beninati 

Artist 

Proof (1/1) 

UDA 

The presented 

Carlo Beninati 

piece features a 

bold silhouette 

of his 

”Airness”, 

raised from the 

background 

creating a 3-D 

effect to this artist proof (1/1). Michael Jordan signed 

the UDA piece in silver Sharpie (“9-10” strength) just 

below his likeness in this 24-3/4 x 29-3/4” professionally 

framed and matted item. Minor surface scratches 

affect the frame. UDA sticker (BAH54260) but no 

accompanying certificate. 


1194. 2001 NBA All-Star Game Team- 

Signed Ball - Issued to Iverson 

From a limited edition of (#/500), this 2001 NBA All- 

Star team-signed ball was the lone example issued to 

Allan Iverson. Signed (average “6”) by the game’s marquee 

names, the star-studded panels include: Bryant, 

Duncan, Malone and McGrady. Full photo LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. A complete listing is 

available on our website. 


1187. (12) Dwyane Wade Signed Jerseys and Basketballs 

Assembled is a gathering of twelve Dwyane Wade signed jerseys and basketballs. 

Included are 1-6.) (6) single-signed Miami Heat replica jerseys, all (“9-10”) on back 

number with (2) black, (2) red, (2) white and 7-12.) (6) single-signed Spalding basketballs, 

all (“9-10”). Individual hologram stickers and cert cards from Rich Altman. 


1188. (4) 2002-03 Phildelphia 76ers Signed Retro Jerseys 

- With Cheeks and (3) Game-Worn 

Celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their last NBA title, the 2002-03 Philadelphia 

76ers donned and signed these “retro” garments during a late-season game. The jerseys 

show light wear and showcase (“8-9” strength) autographs. All told, this lot 

includes a retro garment signed by 1982-83 hero Maurice Cheeks and (3) game-worn 

retro jerseys respectively signed (on the back number) by Coleman (inscribed “#44”), 

Snow (inscribed “#20”) and Van Horn. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications (for signatures only) and individual LOAs from Sixers 

Charities, attesting to game use. Additional details are available on our website. 



1195. (3) 

Basketball 

Signed Items 

- With (2) 

Kobe 

Basketballs 

and L. James 

Jersey 

The presented lot 

features pieces 

signed by burgeoning 

rivals and NBA 

icons, Kobe Bryant 

and LeBron James. Bryant has signed (2) Spalding official 

basketballs in black Sharpie with a 1996-97 rookie 

season ball (“8”, PSA/DNA cert and hologram) and a 

David Stern signature model ball (“7”, Steiner cert and 

hologram). The James piece is an autographed Upper 

Deck Authenticated (with matching cert and hologram) 

Eastern Conference All-Star jersey. This vibrant blue 

jersey is a limited edition (#1/123) with LeBron’s black 

marker signature and number inscription grading a (“8- 

9”) in both strength and clarity. 



1196. (14) Julius Erving 

Autographed Replica Jerseys - (3) 

Variations 

Doctor J. makes a house call with these fourteen autographed 

replica jerseys. These Mitchell & Ness garments 

are vibrant representations of the ones Julius 

Erving wore as he schooled NBA opponents. His black 

Sharpie autographs and inscriptions of “Dr. J” resonate 

(“8”) quality throughout. Includes: (11) 1977-78 NBA 

East All-Stars signed jerseys; (2) 1982-83 76ers home 

jerseys; and a 1975-76 New York Nets jersey. Auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional 

details are available on our website. 


1197. (15) Bill Russell Signed & 

Framed 16x20 Photographs 

Presented is an investment gathering of fifteen Bill 

Russell signed and framed 16x20 photographs. With 

framed dimensions of 22x27, these crisply penned pictures 

are limited to 100, averaging (“10”) signature 

strengths and accompanied by COAs from Rich 

Altman. Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may 

be substantial. 



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1198. 1894 

First-Edition 

Copy of 

“North 

Again: 

Golfing This 

Time” 

This vintage firstedition 

copy of 

North Again: 

Golfing This Time 

is a seldom-seen 

title whose text 

and illustrations 

humorously detail 

on-the-links trials 

and tribulations of 

a golfing threesome. Published in 1894 (Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., 

London) this 28-page artifact features a color frontispiece and title page. Overall, the 

item has been well preserved, showing slight wear and discoloration on the covers and 

minimal foxing on the interior pages. 



1199. Curtis Strange 

Mementos and Personal 

Items - With Golf Bag 

With seventeen PGA Tour triumphs 

and membership in the World Golf 

Hall of Fame, Wake Forest alum 

Curtis Strange is quite familiar with 

accolades and high praise. The offered 

lot is comprised of various mementos 

presented to or used by Strange. 

Highlights include: Golf Bag a black 

leather bag with “CURTIS STRANGE 

– Kingsmill Resort – Williamsburg, 

VA.” embroidered on the side. There 

are (3) Titlist irons with “C.S.” 

engraved on the heads, as well as (3) 

head covers; Awards plaques honoring 

Strange for: “All American Golf 

Team” (1976); “National Honorary 

Golf Chairman” (1987-1989); Golf 

Magazine All-America “Middle Irons” 

(1985); Miscellaneous a 25x34 “ABC 

Sports” nylon banner signed by commentator 

Frank Hannigan and a 

Harley Davidson stock certificate in 

Strange’s name (1996). 


1200. (7) Curtis Strange Golf Awards with (2) PGA 

Over a professional career that has spanned four decades, Curtis Strange has amassed (27) professional wins to his 

credit. These seven awards were presented to Strange over his illustrious golfing career, including 1.) dated 1974 Golf 

World All-American 11x13 metallic plaque on wood base (moderate scratching on surface); 2.) dated 1975 Coach & 

Athlete Magazine Athlete of the Year for Atlantic Coast region 10-1/2 x 13 wooden display (light surface abrasions); 

3.) dated 1985 Golf Writers Association Player of the Year 12 x 14-1/2 display (minor surface abrasions with light 

chipping to exterior framing) and 4.) dated 1988 Golf Writers Association Player of the Year 12 x 14-1/2 display (significant 

surface wear and chipping to exterior framing). For a complete list of awards, please visit our website. 


1203. Tiger Woods Upper Deck 

Authenticated Signed Golf Club #/50 

Eldrick “Tiger” Woods hits the greens with the offered Upper 

Deck Authenticated signed golf club. Framed and matted to 

19x6 dimensions and serially numbered #2/50, this attractive 

shadowbox prominently displays the autographed Nike 

Forged Titanium driver. The silver endorsement is precisely 

placed on the black surface and grades an impressive (“10”). 

Ideal for the den or office of the golf enthusiast, this display 

piece is accompanied by a hologram, cert card and pen-cam 

DVD from Upper Deck Authenticated. 


1204. Tiger 

Woods Signed 

UDA 

Publishers 

Proof 30x40 

LE#4/25 

Titled Tiger Roars, 

this extremely scarce 

Carlo Beninati 

Publisher’s Proof 

30x40 canvas serigraph 

distributed by 

UDA is an immaculate 

rendering signed 

by both Woods (“10”) 

and Beninati using 

gold paint pen, with 

the bottom left corner 

displaying the 

Publisher’s Proof 

PP#4/25 hand-numbering. 

Portraying 

Tiger in his customary 

attire in the midst 

of a celebratory fistpump, 

this neatly 

framed collectible is 

the first Beninati rendering 

of Woods. 

Ideal as a new centerpiece 

to any collection, 

this seldom seen 

“proof” comes with 

the corresponding 

UDA hologram, COA 

and PenCam CD- 

Rom. 

Opening Bid 

$900.00 

1201. Collection of Awards/Trophies Attributed to Curtis Strange 

To the victor goes the 

spoils. Such is the theme for 

these multiple hardware 

items attributed to threetime 

PGA money leader 

Curtis Strange. The awards 

hail from the past three 

decades and include (6) trophies, 

(2) encased medallions, 

a commemorative 

mirror and a gold-plated 

medallion. Complete list of 

“titles” available on our 

website. 


1202. (4) Bronze and Marble Golf Statues 

Skillfully crafted to reveal every finite detail, the offered sculptures celebrate the elements 

of golf. Includes: 1.) a David Bernett marble relief sculpture on a 12x10” slab on 

which the Canadian-born artist depicts an aerial view of a course, complete with outlines 

for streams, sand traps and the putting green; 2.) a Mark Hopkins bronze statue portraying 

a golfer shooting his way out of a sand trap. Special attention to details in the face 

and hands (as seen here) are the earmarks of Hopkins’ creations; 3.) “Out of Trouble” 

1975 limited edition (594/9,800) pewter sculpture mounted to a 5x4” wooden platform; 

4.) a 10-1/2”-tall sculpture of a right-handed golfer with “Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic 

– Award For Excellence” in relief (attributed to Curtis Strange). 



1205. (29) Golf-Related Signatures on Bears Stationary 

with Horton Smith 

Presented is a group of twenty-nine pencil signatures including several famous golfers 

on a full piece of 1940 Chicago Bears stationary. Included is the invitation from the 

Western Golf Association and Edgewater Golf Club that hosted the event plus the 

original mailing envelope postmarked June 29, 1940. The autographed sheet is 

inscribed at the top “From the gang at Chick Evans birthday party” and is signed by 

notable golfers, Chick Evans, Horton Smith (d.1963, first man to win the Masters, 

“8”), Sammy Snead, Ellsworth Vines, Jim Ferrier and Johnny Bulla. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. 



1206. (175) Golf, 

Tennis & 

Wrestling 

Signed 

Collection with 

Woods 

Step out of the mainstream 

with this (175) 

piece golf, tennis and 

wrestling signed collection. 

The majority of 

these autographed collectibles 

exhibit (“8-9”) 

or better signature 

strength. Featured are 

Golf: (112 items) with 

Framed Print: 1992 

“The Challenge” by 

King: (20 signatures, 

median “3”, 26 x 33 

1/2”) with Woods (“3”, 

early signature); Golf 

Flags: with Multi- 

Signed: (25 signatures, 

average “8”) with Irwin; 

Single-Signed Balls: 

Griffey, Jr., (3) Lopez, 

(4) Sutton; Signed 

Gloves: Griffey, Jr.; 

8x10 Photographs: (2) 

Nicklaus, (2) Norman, 

(5) Player, Player/Unitas (d.2002, 11x14), (3) Trevino; Tennis: (38 items) with 

Single-Signed Balls: (3) Austin and (5) Evert. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. 



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1211. (32) NASCAR 

Stars Signed 

Photos with (10) 

Earnhardt Jr. 

The presented lot contains (32) 

single- and multi-signed 

NASCAR flats sure to start 

your engines. The black and 

silver Sharpie signatures average 

(“9”) and include 8x10 

Photos: (3) K.Busch, (4) 

Earnhardt Jr., (3) Edwards, (3) 

Gordon, Hamlin, (2) Harvick, 

(4) J. Johnson, (2) Logano, 

Kahne, (2) Kenseth and quadsigned 

Earnhardt Jr./J. 

Johnson/Gorden/Martin (GAI 

COA); 8-1/2 x 11 Photos: (2) 

Earnhardt Jr., Edwards, 

Earnhardt Jr./Gordon/Johnson, 

Earnhardt Jr./Johnson/Stewart 

and Earnhardt Jr./Gordon/Johnson/Hendrick/Martin. Auction LOA from James Spence 



1212. Mario 

Andretti 

Signed Card 

Hoard of (970) 

While Mario 

Andretti’s break-neck 

speeds haven’t quite 

reached 970 MPH, 

that’s precisely the 

number of autographed 

1995 High- 

Tech cards in the 

offered lot. Each 

Mint-condition card is 

signed in black 

Sharpie (“9-10”). 

Accompanying is an 

auction LOA from 

James Spence 


Opening Bid 

$200.00 

1207. (8) Circa 1929 Keystone Stereoview Bobby Jones 

Cards with Viewer 

Presented is a group of eight circa 1929 Keystone Stereoview Bobby Jones cards. 

Various aspects of Jones’ game are on display with these primarily (EX) cards which 

includes #1-6, 9 (GD, with red discoloration) and 10. The black viewing glasses are in 

working order and grade (EX) with minor exterior wear. 


1210. Signed and Framed Tiger Woods Pieces 

Framed and matted to dimensions of 27x23 and 25x34, these Upper 

Deck Authenticated Tiger Woods signed photographs respectively commemorate 

his 2002 U.S. Open title (limited edition (#54/100, autograph 

“10”) and his 2000-2001 Tiger Slam success (#65/100, signature “9- 

10”). UDA certificates accompany. 


1208. 1973 Jack Nicklaus/Sam Snead Dual-Signed 

Program 

The “Golden Bear” and “Slammin’ Sammy” tee off on the offered 1973 

Nicklaus/Snead dual-signed program. The pencil endorsements average (“8”) with 

Nicklaus faring (“7”) and Snead (d.2002) coming in at (“8-9”). Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website. 


1209. 2001 SP Authentic Tiger Woods Certified 

Autograph PSA 9 

Graded Mint 9 by PSA. Presented is a gorgeous 2001 SP Authentic Tiger Woods 

certified autograph. Hailing from the “Signs of the Times” subset, this difficult 

insert is serially numbered to just 273 copies. 


1213. (35) 1995-2004 

NASCAR Die-Cast 

Model Cars with 

Earnhardt 

Hit the track with these (35) 

1995-2004 NASCAR die-cast 

model cars. Unless noted, 

each of these limited pieces is 

intricately crafted to a 1:24 

scale. Fans of The Intimidator 

and his offspring will be particularly 

interested in this collection. 

Although the slip-case 

boxes display moderate wear, 

the cars average (NM to NM- 

MT) condition. Highlights 

include Action: 1995 

Earnhardt commemorative, (2) 1998 Earnhardt (one 1:16 pit wagon), 2000: Earnhardt, 

Earnhardt Jr. (1:16 wagon); 2002: Earnhardt, Earnhardt Jr.; 2003: (3) Earnhardt (different 

sponsors, one bank), (3) Earnhardt Jr., (different sponsors), 2004: Earnhardt, (3) 

Earnhardt Jr., (different sponsors, one Dealer Exclusive); 2002-04 Action Elite: (3) 

Earnhardt (different sponsors), (3) Earnhardt (different sponsors) and (3) Earnhardt Jr., 

(different sponsors). For a complete list of cars, please visit our website. 


1215. Auto 

Racing 

Autograph Lot - 

With Andretti 

Concentration 

The checkered flag is in 

sight with this sizable collection 

of items autographed 

by Indy Car and 

NASCAR legends. While 

the mediums vary, the signatures 

average (“8”) 

quality. Highlights 

include: Signed 

Photographs (171) 8x10 

color prints including 

(117) Mario Andretti (including 59 signed by Mario, Jeff and Michael), (4) Dale 

Earnhardt, Jr. (including one signed by both Jr. and Sr.), (2) Jeff Gordon, (14) Kevin 

Harvick, (2) Dale Jarrett, Steve Park, Bobby Rahal, Johnny Rutherford, (6) Tony 

Stewart and Al Unser; Signed Baseballs (25, lightly toned) including ONL Giamatti 

balls single signed by (12) Mario Andretti and (9) signed by Mario, Michael and Jeff 

Andretti; Signed Mini-Cars (8) including (5) Mario Andretti, Michael Andretti, Dale 

Earnhardt, Jr. and Kevin Harvick. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. A more detailed listing is available on our website. 


1214. NASCAR 

and Indy Car 

Autograph 

Collection - With 

Earnhardt, Sr. 

and Petty 

Bidders, start your engines 

for this impressive lot of 

auto racing autographs. 

Stalwarts from the ovals 

on both the NASCAR and 

Indy Car circuits have 

penned these items to 

average (“9”) quality 

throughout. Includes: 

Signed Photos: (41) 8x10 prints with (16) Mario Andretti, (14) signed by Mario, 

Michael and Jeff Andretti, Dale Earnhardt, Sr. (d.2001), (7) Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Jeff 

Gordon (signature “5”), Terry Labonte and Roger Penske; Signed Baseballs with (39) 

signed by Mario Andretti (w/33 Fotoballs, grade “9-10” and 6 ONL Giamatti balls, 

grade “6”); Signed Plaque Displays and Framed Pieces: (9) with (5) 15x12 Dale 

Earnhardt, Sr. (d.2001) plaques w/race-used tire pieces; and signed framed photos of 

Mario Andretti, Mario/Michael/Jeff Andretti, Emerson Fittipaldi and Richard Petty. 

Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1216. 

NASCAR 

Treasure 

Chest - 

With Mini- 

Helmets 

and Die- 

Cast 

Replica 

Cars 

Establishing 

record speeds en 

route to the 

checkered flag, 

this high-octane 

lot is highlighted 

by: Scale Die- 

Cast Replicas 

(20) w/cars, trucks and transporters; 1/2 Scale Helmets (10) w/Earnhardt and Gordon; 

Publications (12) 1990s track-issued programs. Most items are (Mint) in original 

packaging. Due to the weight of these items, shipping surcharges will apply. Complete 

listing available on our website. 





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1217. 19th 

Century Tennis 

Painting (on 

Fabric) 

This detailed composition 

depicts a nineteenth-century 

woman 

posing with a tennis 

racket. Framed to 

dimensions of 19-1/2 x 

23-3/4”, the piece is a 

period oil painting with 

a thin fabric serving as 

the canvas. Incredible 

detail provides eye 

appeal, with the attire 

and racket face dating 

the image. 



1218. (77) 1920s-1970s Vintage Duckpin Bowling Award 

Collection with Trophies 

There are no open frames with this (77) piece 1920s-1970s vintage duckpin bowling 

award collection, which includes thirteen trophies. This group chronicles the careers 

of the Megaws, a renowned Mid-Atlantic duckpin bowling family. For an in-depth list 

of items, please visit our website. 


1222. (10) 2006 Topps Mantle Collection Bat 

Relics 

The legendary Mickey Mantle swings for the fences with these ten 

2006 Topps Mantle Collection Bat Relic insert cards. Seeded 1:4540 

hobby packs from the first series, these (NM-MT) lumber slices use 

vintage Mantle images which are placed on 1996-2005 Topps 

designs. Included are MR 1996 (#/77), MR 1997 (#/87), MR 1998 

(#/97), MR 1999 (#/107), MR 2000 (#/117), MR 2001 (#/127), MR 

2002 (#/137), MR 2003 (#/147), MR 2004 (#/157) and MR 2005 

(#/167). 


1219. 1984 Olympic Gold Medal Sample by 

Jostens 

Epitomizing the class associated with the Jostens name, presented is 

a fabulous 1984 Summer Olympics sample gold medal. Housed in a 

6x7x2 factory display case with box, the medal boasts official 

Olympic logos and reads XXIII Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1984 on the 

front. A small Sample stamping is present on either side though otherwise 

this fabulous disc is an exact replica of those given to names 

such as Michael Jordan and Carl Lewis. This lovely Jostens creation 

is as close to capturing Olympic gold as most collectors will ever 

get. The medal measure 2-1/2” in diameter with the original box top 

featuring the Jostens custom-plate included. 


1220. 2007 Ace 

Authentic 

Tennis 

Certified 

Autograph 

Complete Set 

of (72) Cards— 

All #/24 

Court phenoms of the 

clay and grass grace 

this 2007 Ace 

Authentic Tennis certified 

autograph complete 

set of (72) cards, 

each of which is serially 

numbered to only 

24. These difficult 

insert cards could only 

be obtained by securing 

individual boxes of 

Ace Authentic product. 

Highlights include 

Stars Subset: #1 

Federer, #2 Nadal, #3 

Djokovic (#/15), #4 

Roddick, #9 Sarfin, 

#10 Ivanovic, #11 Sharapova, #13 Dementieva, #15 Petrova, #20 Black/Huber; 

Legends Subset: #1 Austin, #2 Capriati, #6 Courier, #8 Jensen Brothers, #9 

Kournikova, #10 Navratilova and Breaking Through Subset: #6 Harkleroad. This 

near-impossible to complete modern insert set is loaded with legends from Wimbledon 

and potential Grand Slam greats. 


1221. Ashley Harkleroad Signed/ Worn Items 

Climbing the rankings since turning pro at age 15 (2000), tennis phenom Ashley 

Harkleroad has since wrested our attention in the pages of Playboy. The offered (3) 

autographed items were used or worn by the sultry court star, with a fourth signed 

“keepsake” revealing what Harkleroad didn’t wear. Includes: Signed Match-Used 

Racket a Prince “Ozone Seven” model signed on both the handle and curved shaft 

(silver Sharpie, both “8” strength); Signed 2008 Wimbledon Match-Worn Shoe an 

Adidas “Barricade” size “8-1/2” white leather sneaker signed in black Sharpie (“7”) 

on the outer edge of the sole; Signed Match-Worn Tank Top an Adidas white spandex 

tank with pink trim and shoulder straps. Signed on the front center (“6”); Signed 

Playboy Issue an August, 2008 issue of Playboy signed on the cover and on (10) additional 

images in the eye-pleasing “Love, Ashley” pictorial. Accompanying is an auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. 



1223. 2006 Topps Sterling Mickey Mantle All-Star Jersey Card Starter 

Set (5/16) 

Presented is a grouping of five 2006 Topps Sterling Mickey Mantle All-Star jersey cards. Comprising 

(5/16) cards from this challenging sub-set, each relic displays four jersey/bat swatches. These cards are 

each serially numbered (#/10, no matching jersey numbers) and includes #5, 9, 12, 15 and 16. 


1224. (5) Hall of Fame/Slugger Game-Used Jersey Cards with Mantle (1 

of 1) 

Pieces of historically significant diamond apparel and equipment take center stage in this lot of five jersey/patch/bat 

cards. From a variety of tiered subsets, the (NM-MT) cards include: 1.) 2001 SP Authentic 

“Sultan of Swatch” Babe Ruth Game-Used Pants card (33/48); 2.) 2002 Fleer October Legends Roger 

Maris Game-Used Jersey card (encapsulated and graded NM-MT 8 by Beckett, from set of /100); 3.) 2003 

Donruss Classics “Classic Combos” Ruth and Gehrig game-worn jersey pieces; 4.) 2005 Throwback 

Threads with game-worn material from Ruth/T. Williams and Mays (18/20); and 5.) 2006 Topps Sterling 

Mantle game-used jersey/patch/bat card w/ uniform tag stitching, 1 of 1. 




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1225. (6) 2001-2004 Babe Ruth Game-Worn Jersey/Pants 

Cards 

Nearly a century after he all but invented the home run, Babe Ruth continues in his 

status as the game’s most revered personality and greatest player. Pieces of the 

Bambino’s game-worn Yankees apparel make up this lot of (6) limited edition cards. 

Includes: 1.) 2001 Donruss Throwback Threads Game-Worn Jersey card (road, 

81/100); 2.) 2001 SP Authentic Sultan of Swatch Game-Worn Pants card (home, w/ 

pinstripe, 91/94); 3.) 2003 Donruss Classic Singles Game-Worn Jersey card (road, 

79/100); 4.) 2003 Leaf Certified Materials Game-Worn Pants card (04/15); 5.) 2004 

Donruss Timeless Treasures Game-Worn Jersey card (home, w/pinstripe and away, 

16/25); 6.) 2004 Leaf Certified Materials Game-Worn Pants card (21/25). 


1226. (5) 2001-2004 Leaf Certified Materials Babe Ruth 

“Fabric of the Game” Game-Used Cards 

Own a piece of “The Bambino” with these five 2001-2004 Leaf Certified Materials 

Babe Ruth “Fabric of the Game” game-used jersey/pants cards. Included are 1.) 2001 

Leaf Certified Materials #FG-2 game-used jersey; 2-4.) (3) 2003 Leaf Certified 

Materials #FG13 game-used pants serially numbered (#/13) and (2) (#/30); 5.) 2004 

Leaf Certified Materials #FG-9 game-used jersey (#/25). Interestingly, the 2001 and 

2004 editions display the actual jerseys from which these swatches were culled. 


1229. (4) 2007-2008 Topps Triple Threads & Sterling HOF 

Jersey/Bat Cards 

Presented is an incredible arrangement of four 2007-2008 Topps Triple Threads and 

Sterling Hall of Famer jersey/bat cards. Included are Topps Triple Threads: (3 cards) 

with 1.) 2007 Dimaggio/Mantle/Maris/Clemente/Williams/Speaker six-piece jersey/bat 

relics (#/36); 2.) 2007 Mantle/Dimaggio six-piece jersey/bat relics (#/36); 3.) 2008 J. 

Robinson triple jersey (#/27) and Topps Sterling: 2007 Mantle six-piece jersey/bat 

relics (#/10). 


1230. 

(27) 

Modern 

Baseball 

Auto/ 

Jersey/ 

Insert 

Cards 

with (12) 

1/1 

Offered is a 

selection of 

(27) modern 

baseball certified 

autograph, 

jersey 

and insert 

cards, twelve 

of which are 

elusive “1/1” 

examples. 

The majority 

of these cards 

come from 

tiered subsets 

and are serially 

numbered 

to varying amounts. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (3 cards) with 2004 Leaf 

Limited #3 Pujols (#/10), 2004 SP Legendary Cuts F. Robinson (#/25); Certified 

Auto: (9 cards) with 2004 Playoff Prime Cuts: Drysdale (1/1), Reese (1/1, BGS 

graded), 2005 Leaf Limited Marichal, 2005 Upper Deck Hall of Fame Snider (1/1); 

Game-Used: (8 cards) with 2005 Donruss Prime Patches: Gooden (three-color 

patch), Molitor (jumbo swatch), Mussina (#/32, three-color patch), Ryan (#/56, twocolor 

patch); Inserts: (7 cards, all 1/1) with 2004 Ultimate Collection Gibson, 2005 

Donruss Diamond Kings: Carew and Mays. For a complete list of cards, please visit 

our website. 


1227. (4) 2004 Donruss Elite Ruth/Maris Game-Worn 

Jersey Cards 

Upholding the Yankee standard for long ball supremacy, Roger Maris supplanted 

Babe Ruth as the single-season circuit clout champion. The offered (4) game-used 

insert cards feature pieces of actual jerseys worn by both Bronx sluggers. Includes: 

1.) 2004 Donruss Elite “Passing the Torch” Babe Ruth game-worn Jersey card 

(21/25); 2-4.) (3) 2004 Donruss Elite “Passing the Torch” Ruth/Maris two-sided 

game-worn Jersey cards (8/, 11/ and 20/25). 


1228. (17) 

1954-2007 

Hall of 

Fame 

Baseball 

Certified 

Autograph/ 

Jersey/ 

Singles with 

Ruth 

An impressive 

cast of Hall of 

Fame greats 

graces these (17) 

1954-2007 certified 

autograph, 

game-used jersey 

and singles collection. 

Highlights 

include 

Auto/Jersey: (3 

cards) with 2007 

Topps Triple 

Threads Seaver 

(#/9); Certified 

Auto: (5 cards) 

with 2005 Playoff 

Absolute 

Memorabilia 

Gibson (1/1), 

2007 SPX: Jeter, Ripken (1/1); Game-Used: (7 cards) with 2003 SP Authentic 

Bonds/Mantle/ McGwire/Sosa/Williams quad jersey, 2004 Topps Ruth bat, 2006 

Topps Triple Threads: Bonds/Mantle/Ripken triple jersey (#/18), Bonds/Mantle/A. 

Rodriguez (#/9); 2007 UD Premier: Foxx/Gehrig/Greenberg triple bat/jersey (#/50), 

Ruth triple jersey (#/60) and Singles: (2 cards) with 1954 Topps #10 J. Robinson 

(EX). For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 


1231. (51) 1980-1996 Modern Baseball Set & Insert Singles 

Presented is a group of (51) 1980-1996 modern baseball sets and inserts singles. Highlights include 

Baseball Sets: (4 sets) with 1980 Topps (EX-MT), (3) 1993 Topps Finest (average NM-MT); 

Baseball Singles: (46 cards) with (2) 1989 Upper Deck #1 Griffey (PSA 8, EX-MT), 1993 Topps 

Finest Refractors: #89, 113, (2) 145, 155, 165, (3) 167, 172 and (2) 1994 SP Holoviews Die-Cuts 

#32 Ripken (both NM-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1232. (6600+) 2000-2007 Topps/ Bowman Heritage Multi-Sport Sets and Singles Collection 

The modern specialist will appreciate this (6600+) 2000-2007 Topps/Bowman Heritage multi-sport sets and singles collection. This (NM-MT) selection with moderate duplication 

throughout is loaded with (450+) high numbers, (59) chrome parallels and numerous base inserts. Highlights include (3 sets) with 2001 Bowman Heritage Baseball: (440/440 with 

SPs) includes #351 Pujols RC SP, #352 Suzuki RC SP; 2000-01 Topps Heritage Hockey: (900+ singles, 6 high numbers, 7 chrome) with #24 Roy Chrome; 2001 Bowman 

Heritage Baseball: (1700+ singles, 47 high numbers, 14 chrome), 2001 Topps Heritage Baseball: (350+ singles, 27 high numbers), 2001 Topps Heritage Football: with Auto: 

Grier; 2003 Bowman Heritage Baseball: (450+ singles) with Auto: Billingsley, Olbermann; 2003 Topps All-American Football: with Auto: McGahee; Game-Used: Palmer 

(three-color logo patch) and 2007 Topps Heritage Baseball: (700+ singles, 112 high numbers, 14 chrome, (3) retrofractor). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 





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1233. (430) 

1930s-50s 

Multi-Sport 

Matchbook 

Covers 

Containing baseball, 

football and 

hockey examples, 

the offered lot 

features an 

impressive (430) 

matchbook covers. 

These 1930s 

to 1950s collectibles 

display 

well despite 

occasional toning/staining 

and 

omnipresent factory 

induced staple 

marks commonly 

associated 

with these collectibles. 

Including duplication, 

contents 

are: Baseball: 

(67) 1934 

Diamond, (33) 

1935-36 

Diamond with 

Dean, Hartnett, 

(9) 1936 

Diamond Teamon-Back 

with (3) Frisch, (2) Hubbell, (2) Lopez, Medwick and Ott; Football: (136) 

1934 Diamond, (110) 1936 Diamond, (12) 1937 Diamond, 1941 Redskins set of (20) 

with Baugh, 1942 Redskins near set (19/20) missing Baugh, (1) 1951-52 Redskins 

Tereshinski; and Hockey: (23) 1936-39 Diamond. 


1234. (438) 

1951-1955 

Bowman 

Baseball & 

Football 

Collection 

with Mantle 

For the classic 

Bowman enthusiast 

is the offered 

(438) cards from 

the 1951-1955 

baseball and football 

editions. This 

mixed-grade gathering 

features 

moderate duplication 

and exhibits 

several superstars 

throughout. 


Bowman 

Basbeall: (409 

cards) with 1952: 

(201 cards, majority 

EX to EX-MT) 

with #8 Reese 

(VG-EX), (3) #52 

Rizzuto (EX, VG- 

EX, GD), (5) 

#156 Spahn (average VG-EX); 1953 Color: (39 cards, average VG) with #46 

Campanella (VG); 1954: (94 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) with #65 Mantle (VG); 

1955: (55 cards, aggregate VG-EX) with (3) #10 Rizzuto (all VG), (2) #37 Reese 

(EX-MT, VG-EX), #134 Feller (VG), #168 Berra (VG); Bowman Football: with 

1953: (29 cards, 5 shortprints, majority EX-MT) with #9 Motley (EX), #24 Bednarik 

(EX-MT), #26 Graham (EX-MT) and (2) #53 Tunnell SP (EX-MT, EX). Factory size 

variances exist among the majority of the baseball issues. For a complete list of key 

cards, please visit our website. 


1237. 1961 Fleer Football and 1971 Topps Baseball Uncut 

Sheets 

Presented are two uncut factory sheets comprised of (132) 1961 Fleer Football cards 

and (110) 1971 Topps Baseball cards, respectively. The football sheet has pinholes at 

the corners and both the top and bottom center (to facilitate previous display) as well 

as wear about the edges. The key cards, however, are unaffected and include #155 

Kemp, (2) #166 Blanda, (2) #197 Otto and #215 Maynard. The baseball sheet is 

affected by scattered creases, wear and creasing along the right edge and has been 

covered with a thin transparent layer of protective plastic (added years later). Key 

cards include #5 Munson (creasing near bottom), (2) #14 Concepcion RC, (2) #20 R. 

Jackson, (2) #26 Blyleven and (2) #100 Rose. The bottom row of (11) cards (which 

includes an additional Munson card) has been cropped. 


1238. (8) Multi/Non-Sport Uncut Sheets with 1983 Star 

Basketball 

Presented is a collection of eight multi-/non-sport uncut sheets. A myriad of quality 

rookies and popular sets are found on these unusual collectibles which average (NM). 

Included are Baseball: (1 sheet) with 1989 Upper Deck (Griffey RC); Basketball: (1 

sheet) with 1983 Star All-Star ((2) 32-card sets); Multi-Sport: (3 sheets) with 1984- 

1985 Star sheet with Sets: 1984 Lakers, 1985 Julius Erving, (2) 1985 Reggie Jackson; 

1985-1986 Star with Sets: 1985 All-Rookie (Jordan), 1985 Rookies of the Year, 

(Jordan), 1985 Head Coaches, 1985 Lakers, 1986 Rod Carew, 1986 Dale Murphy; 

1986 Star with sets: 1985 NBA Finals, 1986 Court Kings (Jordan), 1986 Nolan Ryan, 

1986 Tom Seaver; Non-Sport: (3 sheets) with 1993 Topps Star Wars, 1993 RPM 

Cadillac and 1994 RPM Mustang. 


1235. (200+) 

1909-1994 

Multi-Sport 

Shoebox 

Collection 

with Modern 

Star Rookies 

and Mantle 


diverse (200+) 

1909-1994 multisport 

shoebox collection 

that features 

numerous stars 

including Mantle, 

Jeter, Chamberlain 

and Russell. 


Baseball: (104 

cards) with 1909-11 

T206: (4 cards, all 

PR-FR, common 

backs) with Kling, 

McLean, Moriarty, 

Schulte (Back 

View); 1911 T205 

Gold Borders: 

Delahanty (PR, Polar Bear); 1958 Topps: #70 Kaline (VG), #487 Mantle AS 

(trimmed); 1959 topps: #150 Musial (VG); 1961 Topps: #415 Aaron (FR); 1964 

Topps: #50 Mantle (GD); 1972 Topps: #299 Aaron (EX); 1973 Topps: #100 Aaron 

(VG-EX); 1993 SP: #279 Jeter RC (EX-MT); 1994 Leaf Limited: #10 A. Rodriguez 

RC (EX-MT); 1994 SP: #15 A. Rodriguez RC (EX-MT); Football: (96 cards) with 

1954 Bowman: #41 Walker (VG); 1977 Topps: (2) #360 Payton (EX, VG); 1981 

Topps: (2) #216 Montana RC (NM, EX-MT); Basketball: (12 cards) with 1961-62 

Fleer: #36 Robertson RC (GD), #62 Russell IA (VG); 1970-71 Topps: #50 

Chamberlain (EX) and 1987-88 Fleer: #59 Jordan (NM), For a complete list of key 



1236. (950+) 1949-1985 Multi-Sport Sets and Singles 

Collection with (14) Mantle 

Featured is an arrangement of (950+) 1949-1985 multi-sport sets and singles. This 

selection displays several superstars (including a whopping (14) Mantle examples) 

along with a smattering of shortprints. Highlights include Topps Complete Sets: (6 

sets, all NM to NM-MT, hand collated) with 1979, 1980, 1982-1985; Baseball 

Singles: (890 cards) with 1949 Eureka Stamps: #49 J. Robinson (NM), 1960 Topps: 

#350 Mantle (VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #300 Mantle (VG), 1962 Topps: (3) #200 

Mantle (GD, (2) FR), 1963 Fleer: #56 Clemente (VG), 1963 Topps: #200 Mantle 

(GD), #537 Rose RC (GD); 1964 Topps: (2) #50 Mantle (GD, PR), #331 AL 

Bombers (GD); 1965 Topps: #350 Mantle (FR, paper residue on reverse); 1966 Topps 

Rub-Offs: Mays (VG-EX), 1967 Topps: #150 Mantle (VG), 1969 Topps: #500 

Mantle (FR, YL) and Football Singles: (18 cards, composite EX-MT) with 1968 

Topps #196 Griese RC (VG). Also present is a 1966 Topps Baseball Series 3 

unopened five-cent wax pack (GAI 6). For a complete list of key items, please visit 

our website. 


1240. Vintage Advertising and Postcard Lot - With Sealed 

1985 Nike Set 

This assortment features many examples of sports-related advertising. Highlights 

include: 1985 Nike Sport Cards factory sealed full set (Jordan, McEnroe, Gooden, 

Parrish and Lofton, NM-MT); Published Ads (14) ready-for-framing pages with 

DiMaggio (Camel cigarettes), Feller (GE, signed, “10” strength), (4) Mantle (2 

Lifebuoy, Phillies cigars and Timex), and Maris (National Youth Sales); Miscellaneous 

“Babe Ruth! Babe Ruth! (We Know What He Can Do)” vintage 1928 sheet music (minimally 

(EX-MT); a 1970s Mickey Mantle “Natural Light” point-of-sale 11-1/2 x 18-5/8” 

cardboard sign. Complete listing available on our website. 


1239. Multi-Sport Uncut Sheet and Panel 

Collection 

These uncut sheets are ideal for display, with minor creases confined to 

the periphery. Includes: 1948-1952 Baseball and Football Exhibits (individually 

adhered to a sheet for display in the machine); (2) early-1960s 

(NM) Wiffle Ball boxes with Ford and Tresh; 1973 Kelloggs Pro Super 

Stars (3 panels, entire 54-card set); 1989 Fleer Baseball (with the infamous 

#616 Billy Ripken card). Additional items are listed on our website. 





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1241. 

(3400+) 

1953-1980 

Multi- 

Sport 

Singles & 

Oddball 

Cards 


(3400+) 1953- 

1980 multisport 

singles 

and oddball 

collection. This 

assemblage 

contains moderate 

duplication 

throughout. 

Highlights 

include 

Football: 

(2871 cards) 

with 1970 

Topps: (347 

cards, majority 

VG-EX) with 

#90 Simpson 

RC (VG-EX); 

1971 Topps: 

(792 cards, 

aggregate EX) with (2) #156 Bradshaw RC (EX, VG), (2) #245 Greene RC (EX, VG- 

EX); 1972 Topps: (414 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #200 Staubach RC (EX); 

1979 Fleer Team Action Complete Set: (69 cards, average EX-MT plus 55 team 

stickers); 1979 Topps: (882 cards, average EX-MT to NM); Basketball: (341 cards) 

with 1971-72 Topps: (296 cards, aggregate EX) and Racing: (145 cards) with 1953 

Topps World on Wheels: (23 cards, average VG to VG-EX. For a complete list of 

key cards, please visit our website. 


1243. (330+) 1986-2002 Multi-Sport Factory Set & Wax Box 

Collection 

Presented is a massive collection of (330+) 1986-2002 multi-sport factory sets and wax 

boxes. Highlights include Factory Sets/Cases: (191 sets, 9 cases) with Baseball Sets: (140 

sets, 9 cases) with Topps: 1992 Traded, (2) 1999 Traded (both unsealed, common autos); 

Donruss: (2) 1990 Rookies cases (15 sets per), (7) 1991 Rookies cases (15 sets per); 

Football Sets: (31 sets) with Topps: 1999 (missing shrink wrap), 2002; Basketball Sets: 

(20 sets) with Topps: 1992-93 Gold; Wax Boxes: (142 items) with Baseball Wax: (91 

items) with Bowman: (2) 2000; Football Wax: (16 items) with Leaf: (10) 1997 Signature 

8x10 packs (auto in each pack, one opened) and Basketball Wax: (6 items, 2 display cases) 

with Topps: (2) 1995-96 Stadium Club display cases (48 packs per). Due to size/weight, 

shipping and handling may be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland 

location is encouraged. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 



1242. (27) 1986-1990 Topps & Bowman Tiffany Multi- 

Sport Factory Sets 

The investment savvy collector will find value with these (27) 1986-1990 Topps and 

Bowman Tiffany multi-sport factory sets. Unlike the millions of the regular issue sets 

that were sold to the public, only 5,000 of each of these glossy editions were produced. 

Housed in decorative boxes, many high-grade gems are found within. Included 

are Topps or Bowman Tiffany Baseball: 1986 Topps, 1986 Topps Traded (Bonds 

RC), (3) 1987 Topps, (3) 1987 Topps Traded, (2) 1988 Topps, (2) 1988 Topps Traded, 

(2) 1989 Topps, 1989 Topps Traded, 1990 Bowman, (3) 1990 Topps, (3) 1990 Topps 

Traded; Topps Tiffany Football: (3) 1990 Topps; Topps or Bowman Tiffany 

Hockey: 1990-91 Bowman and 1990-91 Topps. 


1244. (208) 1981-1991 Multi-Sport Complete Set Run 

The shopkeeper or Internet dealer will undoubtedly be interested in these (208) 

1981-1991 multi-sport complete sets. Unless noted, each (NM to NM-MT) set is 

hand collated. Highlights include Baseball: (176 sets) with Topps: 1982, (4) 1982 

Traded, (2) 1983, (3) 1983 Traded, (11) 1987 (five xmas boxes, three plain factory 

sealed); Donruss: 1982, (2) 1983, (2) 1984, (2) 1985, (7) 1986 (six factory); Fleer: 

1982, (2) 1984, (2) 1985, (2) 1987 Glossy (both factory); Upper Deck: (5) 1989 

(all factory boxes - two no longer sealed); Football: (27 sets) with Score: (2) 1989 

(both factory), (15) 1989 Supplemental (all factory) and Basketball: (5 sets) with 

Fleer: (2) 1988-89 (with stickers). Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping will 

be substantial. For a complete list of sets, please visit our website. 


1245. (10) 

1973-85 Topps 

Sets/Near 

Sets in Roop 

Binders 

Ranging from 1973 

to 1985, the offered 

gathering contains 

(10) Topps baseball 

and football sets and 

near-sets, each 

housed in elusive MJ 

Roop Archival 

binders. Averaging 

(NM) to (NM-MT), 

this lot contains 

Baseball: 1978 set 

with #36 Murray RC 

(NM), #707 Molitor 

RC (NM-MT), 1979 

set with #116 Smith 

RC (NM), 1980 

starter set (520/720, 

no Henderson); 

Football: 1973 

starter set (361/528), 

1977 starter set 

(363/528) with #177 

Largent RC (NM- 

MT), 1978 near set 

(509/528) with #315 

Dorsett RC (NM), 

#320 Stallworth RC 

(NM), 1979 starter 

set (357/528) with #390 Campbell RC (NM-MT), 1980 near set (524/528), 1981 near 

set (504/528) with #216 Montana RC (NM-MT) and 1985 near set (393/396). Please 

note, the 1973 Topps football is in a 1982 Topps Roop binder. 


1247. 

(23000+) 

1974-1996 

Multi-Sport 

Singles 

Collection 

with Many 

Rookies 

Offered is a 

(23000+) 1974- 

1996 multi-sport 

singles collection 

heralded by multiple 

keynote rookies. 

Highlighted in 

this (NM-MT) 

amassment are 

Baseball: 

(18400+) with 

(18000+) bulk 

1983-1993 singles 

including 1980 

Topps #482 

Henderson RC 

(EX-MT), (3) 

1982 Topps #21 

Ripken RC (all 

NM), (3) 1982 

Donruss #405 Ripken RC (all NM), 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken RC (NM), (2) 1989 

Upper Deck #1 Griffey Jr. RC (both NM) and numerous other stars and inserts; 

Football: (1450+) with 1977 Topps #177 Largent RC (NM), (3) 1981 Topps #216 

Montana RC ((2) EX-MT, VG), (3) 1984 Topps #123 Marino RC (NM-MT, (2) NM), 

1986 Topps #161 Rice RC (NM); Basketball: (3100+) with 1992-93 Upper Deck #1 

O’Neal RC SP (NM); (3000+) bulk 1990s singles; Hockey: (50+) with 1979-80 Topps 

#18 Gretzky RC (VG) and (3) 1984-85 Topps #49 Yzerman RC (all NM-MT). Due to 

the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of key 



1246. (78) 2002 UDA Piece of the Game Relics with Kobe 

Get into the game with these (78) 2002 Upper Deck Authenticated Piece of the Action 

framed relics. These limited 10-1/2 x 8-1/2 display pieces are ideal for the enterprising 

shopkeeper. Included are Baseball: (20 pieces, all game-used ball pieces) with (3) 

Clemens, (7) Giambi, (3) Piazza, (7) Soriano; Basketball: (51 pieces, all game-used floor 

relics, #/500) with (10) Bryant, (18) Iverson, (3) Jordan, (11) McGrady, (9) O’Neal and 

Tiger Woods: (7 pieces, copies of scorecards from Tiger Slam) with (2) 2000 British 

Open, (2) 2000 PGA Championship, (1) 2000 U.S. Open and (2) 2001 Masters. 


1248. 

(600,000+) 

Multi-Sport 

Modern 

Card Hoard 

A mountain of 

cardboard is available 

with the 

offered (600,000+) 

multi-sport modern 

card accumulation. 

This hoard features 

(58) 5,000 count, 

(95) 3,200 count 

and (20) 3,000 

count boxes with 

hundreds of loose 

packs, wax/cello 

boxes and factory 

sets sprinkled 

throughout. The 

majority of the 

counted boxes are 

90% full; who 

knows what cardboard 

treasures are 

waiting to be 

unearthed from 

these unpicked 

boxes? Upon 

quickly fanning 

through a handful 

of boxes, several stars, inserts and sets were found including (5000+) 1982-1983 

Topps Baseball singles, a 1989 Topps 20-box wax case, a 1989 Topps 24-box 

vending case; 1990, 1992 and 2002 Topps Baseball factory sets along with singles 

such as 1949-66 Exhibits Mantle (GD, Batting, letters connected), 2002 Bowman 

#381 Wright RC (NM) and assorted certified autographs. With a vast majority of 

the cards dating from the late 1980s-early 1990s, this is an outstanding proposition 

for the bulk dealer. An in-house review at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is 

recommended. Due to the size and weight of this amassment, special accommodations 

must be made. Please call for shipping quote. 





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1249. (58) 1977-2001 Multi-Sport Wax Box Collection 

Presented is a (58) piece 1977-2001 multi-sport wax box collection. These primarily 

36-pack boxes are unsearched and mostly in (NM to NM-MT) condition. Highlights 

include Football: (36 boxes) with 1977 Fleer In-Action, 1977 Fleer Patches, 1980 

Topps, (3) 1983 Topps, 2000 Topps (retail); Hockey: (18 boxes) with 1984-85 Topps 

partial (32 packs), 1999-00 Topps, 2000-01 Topps Heritage; Other: (4 boxes) with 

1980 Topps Empire Strikes Back Series 1 and 1981 Topps United Kingdom Soccer. 

Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list 

of boxes, please visit our website. 


1250. 1995-1996 Multi-Sport Wax Hoard with (95) Boxes 

& (7) Cases 

For the multi-sport wax specialist is the offered 1995-96 hoard of (95) unopened boxes 

and (7) cases. Included are Baseball: (78 boxes, 7 cases) with (5) 1995 E-Motion, (7) 

1995 Leaf Limited cases (6 boxes per), (5) 1995 Leaf Limited, (5) 1995 Pinnacle Zenith, 

(28) 1995 Select Certified, (2) 1995 Score Select, (20) 1995 SP, (4) 1995 Topps Finest, 

(9) 1996 Topps Finest ((8) Hobby, (1) Retail); Football: (12 boxes) with (12) 1995 

Pinnacle; Basketball: (5 boxes) with (2) 1994-95 E-Motion, (2) 1994-95 Flair Series 2 

and 1996 SP. Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling will be substantial. Local 

pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is encouraged. 


1253. Multi- 

Sport New 

York 

Publication 

Lot 

With the bulk of 

the publications 

having been 

issued at Bronx, 

Manhattan or 

Queens venues, 

this 

programs/media 

guides lot 

recounts 1960s 

through 1990s 

Big Apple sports 

icons. Chock-full 

of photos and 

player/team 

information, the 

guides show 

mostly (EX-MT) 

quality and 

include: Giants 

(2) Super Bowl 

XXI programs, 1996 yearbook; Jets (4) game day programs (1965, 2 1966, 1967); 

Knicks (4) 1960s game night programs (one missing cover), (4) 1990s media 

guides/yearbooks; Mets (18) Shea Stadium-issued programs, including guides from 

1969, 1973 and 2000 World Series and (11) yearbooks; Rangers: (25) 1960s-1990s 

game night programs, (14) 1960s-1990s media guides, (3) 1990s yearbooks; Yankees 

(5) Yankees Stadium-issued programs and (3) yearbooks (1966, 1968, 1996). Due to 

the weight of this lot, shipping surcharges will apply. Additional items are listed on 

our website. 


1254. 

Massive 

Publications 

Lot With 

Super Bowl 

Programs 

and 

Autographs 

Presented is a sizable 

assortment of 

stadium-issued 

programs and 

sports periodicals 

with a concentration 

of 

Philadelphia 

issues. Highlights 

include: Signed 

Publications with 

pennings that average 

(“9”) quality, 

including Sports 

Illustrated issues 

signed by Carlton, 

(3) Rose and a 

1983 issue signed 

by Rose, Morgan 

and Perez. Additional publications are signed by the likes of Kaline, Lindros, Musial, 

Paterno and Schayes; Super Bowl Programs (19) Super Sunday guides (NM-MT) 

that span installments XI through XXVIII. Accompanying is an auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. In-person pick-up is encouraged, as the weight of this 

lot will result in shipping surcharges. A complete listing is available on our website. 


1251. (333) 1957-1965 Sport & Sports Illustrated Magazines 

The offered (333) 1957-1965 Sport and Sports Illustrated magazines are an astounding 

chronicle of national and international athletics. These publications are housed in 

moderately worn display cases which has kept them well preserved over the decades. 

Included are Sport Magazine: (69 issues, median EX, most with no subscription tags) 

with 1960 Complete: (12 issues); 1961 Complete: (12 issues); 1962 Complete: (12 

issues); 1963 Near: (11/12 issues, missing August); 1964 Complete: (12 issues); 

Sports Illustrated: (264 issues, average VG, all subscription tags) with 1958 

Complete: (51 issues); 1959 Complete: (51 issues); 1960 Complete: (52 issues, plus 

(22) duplicates) and 1961 Near: (50/51, missing 4/17, plus (22) duplicates). Due to 

size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For more information, please 

visit our website. 


1252. (58) Philadelphia Area Sports Publications with 

1962 Chamberlain 

Those who call “The City of Brotherly Love” home will find value with this (58) 

Philadelphia-area sports publication collection. Featured are Philadelphia Athletics: 

(2 publications) with Yearbook: 1953 (EX); Philadelphia Eagles: (13 publications) 

with Programs: 9/29/63 vs. Giants (EX-MT), 11/3/63 vs. Browns (NM), 11/24/63 v. 

Redskins (EX-MT); Philadelphia Phillies: (15 publications, only scorecards are hole 

punched) with Yearbooks: 1952 (VG-EX), 1955 (EX), 1956 (EX-MT), 1958 (EX- 

MT), 1959 (GD), 1965 (EX-MT); Philadelphia Warriors: (11 publications, all present 

EX with exception to hole punches along spine) with Wigwam Programs: 4/3/62 

vs. Celtics (EX-MT, from Chamberlain’s 100 point game season) and College/Other: 

(8 publications, all present EX with exception to hole punches along spine) includes 

Programs: 3/9/56 Philadelphia High School Championship (EX-MT, with Adderly 

and Chamberlain photo). For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 



1255. (53) Multi-Sport Signed 8x10 Photographs with (8) 

Ali 

Only the “cream of the crop” finds a place among these (53) multi-sport 8x10 signed 

photographs. The endorsements on these pictures each grade in the (“8-9”) range or 

better. Included are Baseball: (9) A. Rodriguez; Basketball: Bird, (5) Chamberlain 

(d.1999); Hockey: (5) Beliveau; Boxing: (8) Ali (one Islam pamphlet), Leonard; 

Racing: (2) T. Bodine, (12) Earnhardt Sr. (d.2000), Earnhardt Sr./Labonte, Earnhardt 

Sr./Wallace, Earnhardt Jr., Earnhardt Jr./Marlin, K. Earnhardt, (4) Gordon and Stewart. 




1256. (67) Signed 8x10 Photographs - With Ripken, 

Staubach and Wade 

Stars from the major sporting arenas have signed these (67) 8x10 photographs. The 

crisp images depict the stars in color or black and white, and the subjects’ blue 

Sharpie signatures project “9-10” quality throughout. Includes: Baseball: (4) C. 

Ripken, Jr. and (3) Buckner/M. Wilson; Basketball: (10) M. Johnson and (41) D. 

Wade (8 different shots); Football: (3) Staubach/D. Pearson; Hockey: Brodeur, (2) 

Hasek, Bobby Hull, Leetch and S. Stevens. Accompanying are individual Rich Altman 

certs for the Wade signed photos and individual Steiner Sports certs for the remaining 

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1257. 

Super 

Heroes of 

Sports 

and 500 

Goal 

Scorers 

Signed 

Pieces 

The offered 

display items 

showcase a 

virtual “Who’s 

Who” of 

sports autographs. 

Includes: 

Super Heroes 

of Sports a 

50x39 framed 

four-section 

(one for each 

major sport) 

print with blue 

marker autographs 

(average 

“7-8” 

strength) including Baseball: Banks, Doerr, Hunter, Irvin, Kell, Lemon, Slaughter, 

Snider and Stargell; Basketball: Abdul-Jabbar, DeBusschere, Schayes, Thompson and 

West; Football: Adderley, J. Brown, R. Brown, Butkus, Hirsch, Lane, Motley, Tittle 

and Van Buren; Hockey: Beliveau, Bower, Cheevers, Delvecchio, Hull, Geoffrion, 

Mahovlich, Mikita, Parent and Worsley; 500 Goal Scorers a 37-1/2 x 22-3/4” limited 

edition (265/1000) Ron Lewis litho print signed in blue marker (average “8-9”) by 

Beliveau, Bucyk, Dionne, P. Esposito, Howe, Hull, Lafleur, Mahovlich, Mikita, M. 

Richard and Trottier. Note: the frame has become somewhat loose at the corners, and 

due to its size, shipping surcharges will apply. Individual full photo LOAs from 

PSA/DNA. A complete list of signatures is available on our website. 


1258. Muhammad Ali and Michael Jordan Autographed 

UDA Silk Screen 

Profiling two of the most iconic figures in sports, the offered silk screen embodies the 

spirit of a champion. This UDA canvas piece is housed in a 20x24 rustic frame with 

an 11x15 display image. Ali and Jordan have both signed in silver pen averaging (“9”) 

in both strength and clarity. UDA Sticker #BAH54542 (No certificate accompanying) 


1261. (10) Framed and Signed Chicago Sports Displays 

With Banks, Butkus 

Legendary performers from Chicago’s Wrigley, Comiskey, Soldier Field and Madison 

Street venues have autographed these (10) framed pieces. Ranging in size from 12-1/2 

x 15-1/4” to 26-1/2 x 36-1/4”, these vivid images include photographs and artists’ renderings 

and are decorated with signatures that average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: 

Banks, Butkus, Ditka, Kessinger, Parseghian, (2) Pippen, Roenick (inscribed “27”) 

and Sayers. Also included is a 1995-96 Bulls framed photo collage (not signed). Pre- 

Certified from PSA/DNA. For a detailed list, please visit our website. Due to the size 

and weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. 


1262. (7) Basketballs and (11) Footballs Signed Lot with 

Chamberlain 

Combining the hard-court with the gridiron, presented is a lot featuring (7) signed basketballs 

and (11) signed footballs. The signatures grade (“8-9”) unless otherwise noted 

and include: Basketball: single-signed Chamberlain (d.1999) and Garnett (both show 

minor hide residue), as well as Camby, McDyess (“7”), (2) J. Smith and a 1995-96 

“76ers” team ball signed by (15) with Bradley, Skiles and Stackhouse; Football: 

Chambers (“7”), Couch (“7”), Hoying, McNabb, E. Smith, (3) D. Staley (one “7”), 

Waters (“6”) and (2) hand-painted Montana Super Bowl footballs (SB XIX, SB 

XXIV). These Spalding and Wilson balls come with an auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. 


1259. (5) Boston Area Framed Pieces with (2) Ted Williams 

Presented is a grouping of Boston framed pieces featuring three of the area’s biggest 

stars. Included in this professionally framed and matted lot are (2) Roger Clemens signed 

prints (26x32, 29x35), each celebrating his record breaking 20 strikeouts in 1986. These 

pieces are limited edition (718/821 & 736/821) and feature Clemens’ signature in pencil 

averaging (“8-9”) in both strength and clarity. Also offered are (2) Ted Williams signed 

large frame pieces. A 16x20 photo framed to the dimensions of 22x26 and showing a sizable 

blue Sharpie signature (“10”). The second Williams piece (29x34) displays Williams’ 

blue marker signature (“9”) and the inscription 1936-1960. Rounding out this collection 

is a 26x32 Olympic Basketball Larry Bird piece with Bird’s black marker signature averaging 

a (“9”) in both strength and clarity. This lot has been pre-certified by PSA/DNA. 


1263. Multi-Sport Autographed Lot with Mantle and Paige 

The diamond and gridiron are both represented in this autographed treasure chest featuring an 

array of signed collectibles. Highlights include: 1.) Vintage Spalding football signed by (22) 

with Butkus, Parker and Sayers; 2.) Paige (“9”) signed 3x5 index card framed with a photo to 

11x17; 3.) Baseball Album with (53) cut-signatures with Fox (“4”), Oh (“4”, tape), and Mantle 

(“7”); 4.) (15) signed trading cards including Dawson, Gatski and Starr; and two additional 

albums featuring an array of signed collectibles. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information. 


1260. (4) Looney Tunes Baseball and Football Autographed 

Pieces - With 3000-Hit Club 

These "Looney Tunes" items depict our childhood pals in the form of baseball and football 

stars. Includes: 3000-Hit Club: (#215/300) with 12 signatures including Aaron, Mays and 

Musial; Cowboys/Giants: (2) cels, each #/250 with 5 signatures; Jets/Dolphins: (#/125) 

signed by 3 with Namath. Complete listing available on our website. Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. 


1264. Sports Statues Collection - With (10) Signed 

Salvinos 

Painstakingly crafted to represent legendary athletes, this wide assortment of 

sports statues includes autographed (average “8-9” strength) and limited edition 

examples. Standing between 6” and 8” tall, the relics and platforms are in 

their original manufacturers’ boxes. Highlights include Salvino Sports 

Legends Signed Statues: (10) with Ali, (3) Jim Brown (2 in road uniform, 1 

in home uniform), (2) Campanella, Drysdale, Koufax, Montana and Namath. 

Included, as well, is a 1988 Hartland 25th Anniversary statue signed by Eddie 

Mathews. It should be noted that a fire at the annex of the consignor’s house 

has resulted is soot residue on most of the cardboard containers, but the (NM) 

to (MINT) statues were unaffected. Accompanying are individual certs. For a 

complete listing of non-signed statues, please visit our website. 





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1266. (27) Multi-Sport Signed Lot with (2) Ali and Mantle 

Featuring items from each of the four major sports as well as NASCAR and boxing, 

the offered lot contains (27) signed items ideal for the signature hound. This lot contains: 

16x20 Photos: (15) with Koufax, (2) Mikan, B. Russell, Unitas, T. Williams (as 

pilot) and a J. Brown/Lilly dual-signed; 8x10 Photos: (4) with Ali, (2) Earnhardt, Sr. 

and Abdul-Jabbar/Chamberlain; Other: (8) with a Mantle signed “The Mick” book 

(Thanks inscription), Ali A Strange and Unique House 4x5 signed pamphlet with lithograph 

display framed to 21x36 and a 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings 12x24 “mini-rink” 

framed to 28x16, signed by (20) Coffey, Federov, Osgood and Yzerman. Signatures 

average (“9”) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 

Please visit our website for a complete list of the items in this lot. 


1265. Multi-Sport Autograph Collection With Mantle 

Major heroes from major sports are the subjects of this must-see autograph lot. Flats, 

apparel and equipment are the mediums for bold pennings that average (“8-9”) quality 

throughout. Highlights include: Baseball: with photos signed by Mantle, Smoltz and 

Branca/Thomson; (90) cards (EX to NM) including 1978 Topps #189 Lasorda, 1948 

Leaf #125 Pafko, 1962 #199 Perry RC (with writing on reverse), 1948 Bowman #47 

Thomson, 1962 Topps #218 Torre and 1954 Bowman #57 Wilhelm; Basketball: with 

photos signed by (2) Frazier and B. Walton; Football: H. Carson (football) and (2) L. 

Taylor (Giants jersey and football); and (12) N.Y. Giants signed 8x10 prints, including 

Bavaro, Carson and Simms; Hockey: (2) New York Islanders logo pucks signed by B. 

Smith and Yashin. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence 



1269. (229) 

Multi-Sport 

Signed 

8x10 Lot 

with (5) 

Early Kobe 

Bryant 

Containing icons 

from the four 

major sports, the 

offered lot features 

an impressive 

(229) 

signed 8x10 

photographs. 

Highlights of 

this grouping 

include: 

Baseball: (86) 

with (10) A. 

Rodriguez (2 

“6”, 8 “9”), (19) 

Sandberg; 

Basketball: (20) 

with Abdul- 

Jabbar, (5) 

Bryant (early 

signatures), (6) 

Erving, Garnett 

(faded photo, 

signature “9”), 

Iverson; Football: (24) with Butkus, Csonka; and Hockey: (99) with (4) Beliveau, (6) 

Cournoyer, (2) Lindros, (5) Mikita, (23) Parent and (4) Duff/Mahovlich (dual-signed). 

Signatures average (“8”) with a small percentage showing varying degrees of fading. 

Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete 

list noting signature grades. 


1270. (196) 

Multi-Sport 

Signed 

Cards with 

Schmidt 

Rookie 

Assembled is a 

tantalizing array 

of (196) multisport 

autographed 

cards. 

These primarily 

1980s-1990s 

cards feature 

several greats 

including 

Earnhardt, 

Olajuwon, Roy 

and Schmidt. 

The mostly blue 

or black Sharpie 

endorsements 

average (“8-9”) 

or better 

strengths, and 

the cards fare in 

the (NM) range. 

Highlights include Baseball: (86 cards) with (3) Bowa/Rose/Schmidt (one w/o Bowa), 

Brett, (27) Carlton, McGwire, (2) Schmidt (1973 Topps #615 RC (EX-MT), Snider, F. 

Thomas; Football: (6 cards) with Ditka, Jurgensen; Basketball: (4 cards) with 

Olajuwon, D. Robinson; Racing: (51 cards) with (3) Earnhardt; Olympics: (21 cards) 

with Brooks and Leonard. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a 

more complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. 


1267. Autographed Multi-Sport Balance of Collection 

with Display Items 

Presented is an autographed grouping of multi-sport memorabilia that features several 

Hall of Fame players. Containing over forty items with (34) baseballs, (5) jerseys and (3) 

framed items; this collection has something from all five major sports. Highlights 

include: thrice signed cut with A. Palmer, Elder and B. Nelson, a 1996 Yankees World 

Series baseball signed by (7) with Jeter, Pettitte and Rivera plus (4) HOF player signed 

jerseys with Cousy, Musial and B. Gibson. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For a complete 

list of items, conditions and signature conditions, please visit our website. 


1268. Multi-Sport Autograph Balance of Collection - With 

Hall of Famers 

Stalwarts from various arenas have autographed the items in this attractive lot. The 

mediums are ideal for proud display and carry signatures that project (“9”) quality 

throughout. Highlights include: Baseball (8) with jerseys signed by (2) Dwight Evans 

(Red Sox home) and Sheffield (Yankees home); and OML Selig baseballs (grade 

“10”) signed by (2) Marichal; Basketball: a 16x20 print signed by Erving; Football 

(10) with mini-helmets signed by Cassady (Ohio State), Lilly (Cowboys) and 

Dorsett/Staubach (Cowboys). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A 

complete listing is available on our website. 



1271. (59) Multi-Sport Signed Apparel/ Memorabilia 

Collection with Gretzky Jersey 

The shopkeeper will find tremendous value with this (59) multi-sport signed apparel 

and memorabilia collection. The majority of these autographed collectibles present in 

the (“7-8”) range or better, with many boasting additional inscriptions. Highlights 

include Baseball: (10 items) with Replica Jerseys: Fisk (Steiner Hologram and cert 

card), (2) Gibson, (2) Marichal; Football: (23 items) with Full-Size Helmet: E. Smith 

(“4”); Mini-Helmets: J. Brown, Butkus; Fabric Back Numbers: Elway; 8x10 

Photographs: (3) Payton (d.1999); Hockey: (23 items) with Replica Jersey: Gretzky 

(Kings); Team Canada Multi-Signed Jersey: (24 signatures, median “7-8”) with 

Thornton; Full-Sized Helmets: (6) Jagr; Mini-Helmets: (3) Jagr; and Pucks: (3) 

Richard (d.2000). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete 

list of items, please visit our website. 



1272. Philadelphia Sports Apparel Lot - With (12) Signed 

Jerseys 

Exclusively “Philly,” the offered items showcase bold autographs of athletes from the 

City of Brotherly Love. The mediums vary to include pro model replica jerseys, decorative 

mini-helmets and game-worn hockey gloves. The signatures show (“8-9”) quality 

on the average. Highlights include: Signed Jerseys (12) pro model garments 

(including one gamer) with proper tackle twill name and numeric identifiers, including: 

Burrell, (2) Howard, (2) McNabb, Snow, (4) Staley (including a 2001 game-worn 

jersey) and (2) Vanbiesbrouck; Signed Football Helmets including (2) pro model 

examples signed by 1994 Eagles players, including Allen, Cunningham and Walker, 

and mini-helmets signed by (4) McNabb and (1) T. Owens. Accompanying is an auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 



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1273. Large Collection of Multi-Sport Signed Items with 

UDA/Steiner 

Legendary stars from the major sporting arenas are represented in this assortment of 

autographed items. With certification from some of the most reputable third-party 

services, the lot consists mainly of signed oversized photographs. The vast majority of 

the pennings project (“9”) strength or better. Highlights include: Baseball Griffey, Jr., 

Seaver and T. Williams; Basketball (14) Wade, (2) Kidd and Russell and Hockey 

Gretzky and (2) Orr. Complete listing and certification available on our website. 


1275. Autograph 

Treasure Chest - 

Absolutely 

Loaded 

This massive assortment 

of autographed items features 

marquee names 

from the court, diamond, 

gridiron, hardwood, ice, 

links, “squared circle,” 

pitch - you name it. The 

signatures vary in terms 

of strength and clarity but 

average (“8”) quality. 

Highlights include: 

Signed Footballs: including 

single-signed pigskins 

from Aikman, F. Harris 

and E. Smith; multisigned 

footballs that 

include Dobler, Stabler and television icons Berman, Jaworski and Tirico; Signed Jerseys: with Aikman 

(Cowboys home #8), Jagr (Penguins #68), A. Rodriguez (Mariners #3); Signed Caps: with (2) Carlton (Phillies), 

(2) L. Dawson (Chiefs) and F. Robinson (Reds); Signed Plaques/Photo Displays: with Borg, Cousy, (7) Erving, 

R. Jackson, Marino Nicklaus and Rose; Signed Publications: including periodicals signed by (4) Fingers/Seaver, 

(8) A. Green and books signed (on the title page) by (6) Berra (Yogi: It Ain’t Over ...) and (5) Foreman (By 

George; Miscellaneous: a fielder’s glove signed by Denny McLain, a 3-wood signed by John Daly and a putter 

signed by Davis Love III. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Due to the 

size/weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. A more detailed listing is available on our website. 


1274. 

Treasure 

Chest of 

Collectibles 

- With 

Publications 

and 

Autographs 

Volumes of sports 

periodicals, stadium-issued 

guides 

and hardcover 

books are the fare 

in this celebration 

of the written 

word. Additionally, 

there are (3) autographed 

items. 

Highlights include: 

Books Ball Four, 

The Glory of Their 

Times; 

Autographs 

Franco Harris 

(“7”), Wilcy 

Moore (“9”) and 

Smoky Joe Wood 

(“9”); Programs 

including stadiumissued 

guides 

(average EX-MT) 

from: Boston 

Garden (1960s Bruins and Celtics Sport News programs); Connie Mack Stadium 

(1950s-1960s Phillies programs); Griffith Stadium (1961 Senators program); Madison 

Square Garden (1960s-1970s Rangers programs). Complete listing available on our 

website. 


1276. Balance of Baseball Collection with (525+) Vintage Singles and 

Autograph Flats with Mantle 

Presented is a diverse baseball balance of collection that contains (525+) 1951-1979 vintage singles, along with (60+) autograph flats including Mantle. Highlights include 

Vintage Cards: (529 cards) with 1952 Bowman: #43 Feller (VG), 1953 Topps: (62 cards, composite GD), 1954 Topps: #30 Mathews (VG), 1959 Topps: (106 cards, majority 

VG to VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (VG-EX), 1970 Topps: #712 Ryan (VG-EX), 1972 Topps: #595 Ryan (VG); Autographs: (35) assorted signed baseball cards with Rose 

(1989 Topps); 8x10 Photographs: (60 pictures, most “8-9”, most personalized, following are not) with Aaron, Canseco/McGwire, DiMaggio, Ford, Henderson, Mantle, Mays and 

T. Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and signatures along with applicable death dates, please visit our website. 



1277. (74) 

1948- 

2000s 

Multi- 

Sport 

Shoebox 

Collection/ 

Autograph 

Photos 

with 

Signed 

1975 

Topps 

Maris 

There’s something 

for everyone 

with this 

(74) piece 1948- 

2000s multisport 

shoebox 

collection that 

includes autographed 

photos, 

signed cards and 

modern inserts. Highlights:Vintage Cards: (32 cards) with 1948 Bowman: #6 Berra 

RC (GD); 1952 Bowman: #196 Musial(EX); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC 

(VG); 1964 Topps: #200 Koufax (VG), 1965 Topps: Mantle (EX), 1966 Topps: #1 

Mays (VG-EX), 1975 Topps Mini: #223 Yount RC (NM); (12) assorted 1970s-1990s 

multi-sport star cards with 1995-96 Topps Finest #115 Garnett RC (NM-MT); Signed 

Cards: (2 cards) with 1975 Topps #199 Maris (“7”), 1995 Sports Marketing W. 

Payton phone card (“9-10”); Autographed 8x10 Photos: (5 photographs) with 

Football: J. Greene/Greenwood/E. Holmes/Dw. White and Marino. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our 

website. 


1279. (100+) 

Vintage New 

York Yankees 

& Dodgers 

Ephemera/ 

Flats 

Collection 

Few postseason rivalries 

have matched the 

intensity of the 1950s 

New York Yankees 

and Brooklyn 

Dodgers. Bombers 

and Bums are paired 

once again with this 

(100+) piece 

ephemera/flats collection. 

Highlights 

include Yearbooks/ 

Scorecards: 1956 

World Series program 

(EX-MT); 

Miscellaneous: 1955 

Dodgers Golden 

Stamp book with 

stamps (EX-MT), 

1955 Schaefer Beer 

Table Tent ad featuring 

the 1955 Dodgers 

team image (NM- 

MT); Ticket Stubs: (11 tickets) with 1955 World Series: Game 2 (VG), Game 6 

(GD); 1956 World Series: Game 3 (VG-EX), (2) Game 4 (both VG) and a sheet of (3) 

1970s ALCS phantom tickets (NM). Also present is a circa 1950s Dodgers 8-1/2” 

mini pennant (EX-MT, with tassels), five circa 1950s Dodgers and Yankees felt patches 

(average EX, range in size from 2” to 5” in diameter) and fourteen assorted circa 

1950s Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium unused postcards (NM to NM-MT). For a 

complete list of key items, please visit our website. 



1278. Interesting Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with (40+) 

Items including (2) DiMaggio Autographs 

Presented is an interesting multi-sport treasure chest which features (40+) items 

including a pair of DiMaggio autographs. Highlights include Baseball: (5 items) with 

1.) 1955 Topps Doubleheaders #105 Aaron/106 (VG); 2-3.) 4/11 and 4/18/55 Sports 

Illustrated magazines (EX-MT with subscription tag, 1955 Topps paper inserts are 

NM); 4.) 1989 The DiMaggio Albums: Volume 1-2, each of which are signed on the 

image opposite of title page (“9-10”); 5.) single-signed Schmidt Phillies replica jersey 

(“8”, 30 x 30-1/2”, metal frame has exterior chipping); Basketball (2) circa 1967- 

1968 pair of unused 76er basketball shoes in original boxes (NM, orange and white 

pair) and Golf: (35+ items) with 1966 Skee Riegel PGA player kit for Championship 

held at Akron, Ohio. Includes several items: access badge, pins, booklets/pamphlets 

and typed correspondence. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a 



1280. Multi-Sport Lot with DiMaggio Auto & SB Patches 

Featuring both memorabilia and cards, the presented multi-sports lot contains several 

noteworthy items. With well over (4000) combined cards and many other relics, the 

lot is highlighted by: 1.) DiMaggio (“7-8”) signed Yankee Stadium globe (6-1/2” 

diameter, with box); 2.) Willabee & Ward Super Bowl #1-30 Patch Set in binder; 3.) 

1989 Upper Deck set with #1 Griffey (NM-MT) in opened factory box (right flap 

shows staining); 4.) J. Robinson H&B store-model bat (31-1/2”, EX); 5.-17.) (13) limited 

edition ceramics with Ebbets, Wrigley and Yankee Stadium mini-replicas, Ruth 

and Yankee Stadium steins and (8) limited edition plates including Mantle and Ruth. 

The DiMaggio signature comes with the original manufacturer’s COA. Please visit 

our website for a more detailed list of the remaining items. 



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1281. Interesting 1910s-1990s Baseball Treasure Chest of 

(2800+) Items 

Offered is a primarily baseball treasure chest with (2800+) items. This eclectic 1910s- 

1990s assortment contains sets, singles and other pieces of memorabilia. Highlights 

include Sets/Near Sets: (39 sets) with 1950 Philadelphia Inquirer Fightin’ Phillies 

Near Set: (20/24, average EX, in sheets of four) with Ashburn sheet (GD, although 

Ashburn himself presents NM); 1966 Pure Oil Braves: (12 pictures, median NM); 

Singles: (2700+) with 1954 Red Man: NL #25 Mays (EX-MT, signed); 1968 

Partridge Meats: Bench RC (SGC 80); 1971 Milk Duds Complete Boxes: Mays 

(NM), McCovey (NM); 1975 Hostess Complete Boxes: (4) Ryan (presents NM-MT, 

with stickers adhered to backs); 1979 TCMA Ogden A’s (3) #9 R. Henderson RC (all 

NM-MT) and Other: (17 items) with 1966 “The Glory of Their Times” 12” LP (EX- 

MT, cover VG with price tag residue). For a complete list of key items, please visit 

our website. 


1282. 1933-1990s Multi-Sport Treasure Chest - With 

Cards and Publications 

The offered collection runs the gamut in terms of baseball collectibles. Comprised primarily 

of cards, publications and photographs, the assortment has a few pieces from 

other sports as well. Highlights include: Cards literally thousands of 1970s-1980s 

cards with factory sets of 1986 Topps Baseball, 1987 Donruss Baseball, 1987 Fleer 

Baseball, 1987 Topps Baseball and 1988 Topps Baseball. Vintage off-grade singles 

include: 1933 Goudey #66 Grantham, 1940 Play Ball #3 Dahlgren and 1941 Play Ball 

#52 Higbe; Publications including (34) 1970s-1980s Yankees programs/team-issued 

magazines and (11) other baseball publications; Photographs 8x10 prints of Gehrig, 

(2) Mantle, T. Williams and the 1955 Yankees, as well as framed photos of Ruth and 

T. Williams. Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping surcharges will apply. A more 

comprehensive listing is available on our website. 


1285. (200+) 

Vintage Multi 

Sport Pins, Felts 

& Cards 

With a concentration of 

vintage buttons, the presented 

lot contains (200+) 

mostly baseball collectibles. 

There are (150+) 

assorted pins with countless 

examples featuring 

charms or tassels. 

Additional highlights 

include: 1955 Dodgers 

photo-pack set (12, average 

VG-EX) with 

Robinson and envelope 

(VG); (9) B18 Blankets 

with Chance (Blue, VG- 

EX), Gandil (Green, VG- 

EX) and Wallace (Purple, 

EX); (6) 1909-11 

Colgan’s Chips (average 

GD/VG) and Colgan’s 

Violet tin; (2) 1950s 

Sports Stars charms with 

backings of Blackwell and 

Kaline; 1931 Sun Photos 

of Hartnett and Wilson 

thermometer kit; and (17) 

other collectibles including 

a vintage Mantle 

wooden Rain-Check coin, 

Mantle pencil sharpener 

and 1984 Padres WS 

Press Pin. Please visit our 

website for additional 

information. 


1286. (575+) 

1948-1989 

Baseball Card 

& 

Memorabilia 

Treasure 

Chest 

Featured is a (575+) 

1948-1989 baseball 

card and memorabilia 

treasure chest. 


Cards: (572 cards) 

with 1953 Bowman 

Color: #10 Ashburn 

(FR), #33 Reese 

(FR); 1954 Red 

Heart: Slaughter 

(GD); 1954 Topps: 

#132 Lasorda RC 

(GD); 1958 Topps: 

#436 Mays/Snider 

(EX); 1962 Topps: 

#53 Mantle/Maris/ 

Killebrew HR LL (PSA 8, oc); 1963 Topps Peel-Offs: Mantle (PSA 6); 1965 Topps 

Embossed: #11 Mantle (VG); 1968 Topps: #330 Maris (VG), (5) assorted 1980s 

Michael Jordan graded cards with 1987-88 Fleer #59 (SGC 88) and #2 Sticker (SGC 

92); Autographs: (4 items) with 1.) 1989 Score Traded #2T Ryan (#/500); 2.) 2000 

Bowman Baseball Soriano OML (“9”, slightly toned); Memorabilia: (8 items) with 

1.) circa-1960s World Pencils Mickey Mantle set of two pencils (NM-MT) in original 

packaging (GD) and 2.) 4/13/62 Life with Mantle/Maris inserts (NM, magazine covers 

VG-EX). The majority of the early 1950s singles display a combination of wear such 

as back damage, writing and other technical flaws. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. 


1283. (139) Vintage Baseball Balance of Collection with 

Strip Cards and Bats 

Featured is an interesting (139) piece vintage baseball balance of collection which 

features strip cards, publications, vintage bats and other pieces of memorabilia. 

Highlights include Cards: (112 cards) with 1921 W551 Near Set: (9/10, missing 

Ruth) with Cobb (FR), W. Johnson (VG); 1923 W515-1: #38 W. Johnson (GD); 

1923 W515-2: #38 W. Johnson (GD); 1941 Double Play: (2) #15/#16 P. Waner 

(both EX), (2) #23 Reese/24 (EX, VG-EX), #31 Ott/32 (VG); 1976 7-11 Lids: 

Ryan (NM); Vintage Bats: (2 bats) with circa 1930s Paul Waner signature storemodel 

Louisville Slugger (40oz/35”) with cracked handle, side writing. Dated 

2/21/31 with owner identified as Walter Simpson of “Springfield, Mass BC.” 

Owner played eight seasons in minor leagues, five with the Springfield club, possible 

minor league gamer; Photos/Postcards: (8 items) with (2) circa 1910s unused 

postcards: Forbes Field (EX-MT) and Polo Grounds (NM, McGraw cameo), and 

dated 1934 American Tour of Japan postcard with Ruth (NM). For a complete list 

of key items, please visit our website. 


1284. (350+) 1939-1958 Baseball & Non-Sports Grab Bag 

Featured is a diverse (350+) 1939-1958 baseball and non-sports card grab bag from a 

variety of interesting issues. Highlights include Baseball: (84 cards) with 1939-46 

Exhibits: Feller (SGC 60), D. Walker (EX, “D” Blanked Out), T. Williams (SGC 30, 

#9 Not Showing); 1947 Bond Bread: Musial (SGC 40), J. Robinson (SGC 30, 

Portrait); 1947-66 Exhibits: (48 cards, median EX, 8 graded, 4 wrestlers) with 

Ashburn (SGC 80, name incorrect), Berra (SGC 70, Made in U.S.A.), McCoskey (EX, 

tough McCoskey variation), Musial (SGC 70), (3) 1948 Indians (EX, VG-EX, GD); 

Non-Sports: (270 cards) with 1950 Topps Freedom’s War: (41 cards, average GD to 

VG), 1952 Bowman Television and Radio Stars: (45 cards, median EX-MT), 1952 

Topps Look ‘N See: (44 cards, composite EX) and 1953 Topps License Plates: (36 

cards, mainly EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1287. Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with (3) Nodders 

Featuring everything from nodders and gloves to mini-bats and bat-pens, the offered 

lot contains something for every collector. Highlights include: 1.) 1920s Joe Tinker 5- 

cent Cigar tray door (EX); 2.) 1920s Champions school-box (VG) with images of 

Grange, Jones, Tilden, Tunney and Ruth; 3.) 1921 Carnegie yearbook picturing 

Wagner as the baseball coach; 4.) 1930s “Our Gang” school-box with fountain pen, 

ruler and crayons (used, VG); 5.) 1935 Quaker Babe Ruth baseball scorer (VG); 6.) 

1940s Phillies (Blue Jays logo) beanie (VG-EX); 7.) 1960s Yankees green base nodder 

(GD/VG); 8.) 1950s Cardinals and Lions square base nodders (VG/VG-EX) and 9.) 

1950 miniature bat-shaped pen signed by DiMaggio. Please visit our website for additional 

information, as this lot features many more noteworthy items. 


1288. Baseballs, Bobbleheads and Figurines Lot of (436) 

Sheer quantity, and sporting world heroes, are the themes in this sizable collection of 

bobbleheads and display pieces. Highlights include: Mint-in-Box Bobbleheads (140) 

including (54) 2000 “Tiger Slam,” (18) Joe DiMaggio and (11) Mickey Mantle Upper 

Deck special edition examples; Baseballs OAL and OML balls (mostly Mint-in-box) 

with special stampings including (40) Cal Ripken “2131,” (30) 1996 All-Star Game, 

(7) 1997 Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary and World Series balls from (24) 1994, 

(10) 1996, (8) 2001 and (4) 2005. Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping surcharges 

will apply. Complete listing available on our website. 





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1289. Balance of Collection - With Cards, Programs and 

Celtics Concentration 

Spanning a variety of sports arenas with collectibles from cards to pennants to stadium- 

issued programs (among countless other items), this sizable collection has a little 

something for everyone. Includes: Cards: (186) 1960s-1970s Topps football and basketball 

including 1972-73 Topps #195 Erving RC (EX); Publications: (80) including 

a 1948 Griffith Stadium-issued “Tribute to Clark Griffith” program (EX-MT, scored), 

1948-49 Knicks vs. Capitols BAA guide issued at Washington’s Uline Ice Arena, 1953 

St. Louis Cardinals Yearbook, 1953-54 Boston Garden-issued Bruins program (w/ticket 

stub), 1959-60 Celtics/Minneapolis Lakers and several 1950s-1960s Washington 

Senators programs. Autographed items include a program signed by Sam Jones and a 

note (on team stationery) signed by Red Auerbach. Due to the size/weight of these 

items, shipping surcharges may apply. Additional items are listed on our website. 


1290. 

Multi- 

Sport 

Collection 

with 

(3500+) 

Cards & 

(90+) 

Ryan 

Items 

Containing 

cards and collectibles, 

the 

presented treasure 

chest likely 

offers something 

for everyone. 

The cards 

portion of this 

lot features 

over (3500) singles from the 1950 to the modern era. The vast majority is from the 

baseball realm with singles isolated to the 1970s to 1990s. The cards average VG/VG- 

EX through the 1975 Topps singles, while the 1976 and newer examples are much 

nicer in EX-MT to NM condition. Highlights include: 1970 Topps #189 Munson RC 

(VG-EX); (160) 1971 Topps with #100 Rose, #525 Banks, #600 Mays (average VG); 

(140) 1972 Topps; (150) 1973 Topps with #100 Aaron (GD), #220 Ryan, (2) #255 

Jackson, (2) #305 Mays (average EX); 1974 Topps #465 Winfield RC (EX-MT); 1975 

Topps #223 Yount RC (VG); and (500+) assorted modern Nolan Ryan cards. 

Rounding out the lot are (100+) baseball items with a heavy Nolan Ryan theme, 

including an array of photos, publications, commemorative balls, statues, LE plates 

and much more. Highlights of these include: Ryan (“9”) signed OAL baseball, 

Rangers “XL” Starter jersey (minor wear) and a B. Robinson signed 11x14 (“9”) 

framed to 16x18. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our 

website for more information regarding this lot. 


1293. (9500+) 

1956-1990s 

Multi-Sport 

Treasure 

Chest with 

Set, Singles 

and Wax 


diverse (9500+) 

1956-1990s multisport 

treasure chest 

which features a set 

and an array of singles 

and unopened 

wax boxes/packs. 


Sets: (1 set) with 

Football: 1978 

Topps (average 

NM); Vintage 

Singles: (1884 

cards) with 

Baseball: (857 

cards) with 1964 

Topps: #125 Rose 

(EX); 1965 Topps: 

#250 Mays (VG- 

EX); Football: 

(902 cards) with 

1964 Philadelphia: #30 J. Brown (FR); 1967 Topps: #24 Kemp (EX-MT); 1968 

Topps: #196 Griese RC (VG); Non-Sports: with 1974 Topps Wacky Packages Series 

5-7: (120 cards, mostly EX-MT) and Wax: (12 boxes, 152 wax and rack packs). Also 

present are (7500+) 1980s-1990s multi-sport singles (average NM) with (3) 1984 

Topps Football: (1) #63 Elway RC, (2) #123 Marino RC and (22) 1989-90 Hoops 

#138 D. Robinson RC (all NM to NM-MT). It should be noted that about 25% of the 

1970s-1980s cards display varying degrees of warping due to storing methods. Due to 

size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of key 

items, please visit our website. 


1294. Enormous 

Philadelphia 

Area Sets, 

Singles and 

Memorabilia 

Treasure Chest 

with (750+) 

Team Sets 

Presented is a staggering 

(11,000+) 

Philadelphia Phillies 

and Eagles team sets, 

singles and memorabilia 

collection. This enormous 

lot contains 

(750+) team sets, 

(7500+) singles and 

(3200+) other pieces of 

memorabilia. Highlights 

include Phillies Team 

Sets: (616 team sets) 

with (49) 1980 Topps 

Burger King, (112) 1981 

Topps Coke, (27) 1983 

Topps, (76) assorted 

1983-2000 Tastykake 

sets; Eagles Team Sets: 

(162 team sets) with (100) 1986 McDonald (24 cards each, Cunningham and White 

RC) including (157) additional #12 Cunningham RC; (24) 1999 Pacific (McNabb RC, 

factory sealed); Phillies Singles: (7500+ cards, all NM to NM-MT) with Rose: (31) 

1978 OPC #100 (average NM); Posters: (132 posters, 20 signed, various sizes) with 

1968 Sports Illustrated Posters: (7 posters) includes (2) R. Allen (one signed); 

Other: (3200+ items) with 1.) circa 1950s 20” Connie Mack Stadium chair backing; 

2.) (49) 1980 Campbell’s Soups Phillies ski caps (all NM-MT) and 3.) (51) approximately 

5x6 Veteran’s Stadium turf squares. Due to the size/volume, shipping and handling 

will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is 

encouraged. For a more complete list of items, please visit our website. 


1291. Interesting Multi-Sport Treasure Chest - With 

Vintage Publications 

The offered collection runs the gamut in terms of sports display keepsakes including 

pennants, statues, collector’s plates and much more: Publications with (2) The 

Sporting News editions from May 11, 1939 (end of Gehrig’s streak) and June 5, 1941 

(Gehrig’s obituary), 1934 Army-Notre Dame (EX-MT) program (Yankee Stadium) 

and a March 8, 1971 Ali vs. Frazier (EX-MT) Heavyweight Championship program 

(Madison Square Garden); Vintage Pennants (3) with 1972 Oakland A’s “World 

Champions” (with player names listed on scroll), 1970s Cincinnati Reds, and a 1970s 

Hank Aaron “Home Run King” (NM) photo pennant; Miscellaneous a 1958 World 

Series 8 mm film reel (in original “Base Ball Motion Pictures” tin case) and a 1945 

Castle Films 16 mm “Football Parade” reel (in original retail box). Additional items 

are listed on our website. 


1292. (4000+) Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with Seattle 

Pilots Ticket 

Presented is an eclectic (4000+) multi-sport treasure chest. Highlights include 

Publications: (70 publications) with 1955 East-West Shrine Game program (EX-MT), 

1974 World Series program (EX-MT, signed by Hunter on cover); Vintage Items: (9 

items) with (4) dated 1952 McDonald Baseball Emblems (average NM); and dated 

8/20/69 Pilots vs. Tigers full game ticket (NM). Due to size/weight, shipping and handling 

may be substantial. For more details, please visit our website. 



1295. 

Multi- 

Sport 

Modern 

Card 

Treasure 

Chest 

This assortment 

of 

(3000+) 

modern trading 

cards 

includes several 

graded 

cards, key 

rookie examples, 

signed 

cards and 

game-used 

specimens. 

Boasting of 

(NM-MT) 

quality 

throughout, 

the lot is 

highlighted 

by: Rookie 

Cards 

including 

(90) Iverson 

with (10) different versions and A. Rodriguez (1994 SP #15); Game-Used Inserts 

(55) with Garnett, Glavine, Gwynn, R. Johnson, M. Ramirez (bat), Stockton (floor) 

and Tomlinson; Signed Cards (415) with Banks and (60) 2003 Upper Deck Yankees 

Signature Series; Graded Cards (60) with (8) 1989 Topps Traded #41T Griffey, Jr. 

(four are Beckett 9 and four are Beckett 8.5) and 1989 Score #257 Sanders (Beckett 

8). A more thorough listing is available on our website. 



1296. (16,000+) Multi-Sport Balance of Collection with 

Cards and Wax Packs 

Presented is a massive (16,000+) multi-sport balance of collection that is loaded with 

cards and wax packs. Highlights include Singles: (15,500+, primarily 1980s-1990s 

includes several stars of the era) with Graded: (32 cards, mostly BCCG or off-brand), 

Game-Used: (64 cards), Certified Autographs: (11 cards); Wax Boxes: (9 boxes) 

with Baseball: 1968 Fleer Baseball Iron-Ons (24 packs and display are NM); Wax 

Packs: (625+) 1981-2008 assorted multi-sport wax packs (primarily late 1980s-early 

1990s) and Other: (4 items) with 1968 Dodgers Yearbook (NM) and MLB 

Authenticated Dirt from Yankee Stadium 5x8 plaque (Steiner Cert Card and sticker). 

Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping and handling will be substantial. For a 




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1297. 

(23,000+) 

1940-1983 

Baseball 

Balance of 

Collection 

with (2) 

Williams 

Assembled is a 

promising 

(23,000+) 1940- 

1983 baseball 

balance of collection 

which features 

sets, singles 

and publications. 

Due to the volume 

of mixed 

cards present, 

approximations 

are given for 

quantities. 

Highlights 

include Cards: 

(23,000+) with 

1941 Play Ball: 

#8 Ott (FR); 1953 Bowman Color: #117 Snider (VG-EX); 1954 

Topps: #1 T. Williams (VG); 1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams (VG-EX); 

1956 Topps: #260 Reese (VG-EX); 1957 Topps: #407 Mantle/Berra 

(VG-EX); 1968 Topps: #247 Bench RC (GD); 1974 Topps Near Set: 

(587/660 with 42/44 Traded, average EX, 400+ duplicates) with #456 

Winfield RC (EX); 1975 Topps: (1250+, median EX to EX-MT) with 

(3) #660 Aaron (EX, (2) VG-EX); 1979 Topps: (3650+, average EX- 

MT) with (3) #116 O. Smith RC (EX-MT, VG, PR) and Publications: 

(47 publications) with Yearbooks/Media Guides: 1968 Tigers (EX). 

Due to the size/volume, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a 




1298. Humongous Card & Memorabilia Lot – 1.6+ Million Cards 

Although the exact total is uncertain, the offered life-long collection of assorted multi-sport 

cards and a mountain of memorabilia contains roughly 1.6 to 2 million cards and is a true 

“dealers digging dream.” Ranging from the 1950s to the modern era with a 1980s-90s concentration, 

the cards include (400+) complete sets with (175+) factory sealed, (15) wax boxes and 

countless stars such as Griffey, Maddux, Ripken and Thomas and a small assortment of vintage 

players and stars. The memorabilia portion of this lot, which is dominated by (1000+) loose 

Starting Lineups, also contains (2) cases of commemorative Coca-Cola bottles, various modern 

Phillies items and several signed pieces including Carlton, Cepeda and Kaline. Amongst the 

many other treasures in this massive collection are dozen of non-certified autographed items 

with at least (6) signed bats, non-sport cards and toys such as soldiers a nd cars, only adding to 

the overall diversity of this lot. This lot is available for pick-up only and currently resides nonpalletized 

in a Henderson, NC attic. In-person viewing by official appointment only. 


1301. 

(900+) 

1890s- 

1910s 

Non- 

Sports 

Cards – 

Mostly 

Animals 

This impressive 

array of nonsports 

trading 

cards contains 

over (900) total 

examples with a 

concentration of 

animals and 

wildlife. With 

few exceptions, 

these cards are 

from the 1890s 

to the 1910s, 

loaded with 

candy, coffee 

and gum cards, 

and have survived 

well, generally 

grading 

(VG/VG-EX) 

with some better 

and some lesser. 

Highlights 

include: 1-2.) (2) 1910 T42 complete sets (100/100), one all Mecca backs, one mixed 

backs; 3.) T48 Turkey Red Butterflies (47/50); 4.-5.) T29 Animals complete set 

(80/80) and near set (78/80); 6.) R4 History of Sports (19/35); and 7.) complete run of 

(210) Useful Birds from Series 1 through 10. Loaded with countless other notable 

sets, this lot merits online viewing of the entire contents. 


1302. 1900s-40s B/E Type Non-Sports Lot with Sets/Near 

Sets 

Presented is an impressive array of (600+) B- and E-Type cards and felts ranging from 

the 1900s to the 1940s. The lot contains (8) complete sets including: E3 Navy (21/21), 

E28 Animals (50/50), (2) E29 Animals (50/50), E47 Jockeys (20/20), E49 Wild West 

(20/20), E195 Planes (12/12) and (2) E252 Soldiers (6/6). The lot also contains (12) 

near-sets of similar styles with celebrities, Indians, military and Wild West as key 

themes, including E123 Movie Stars (86/120) with #85 Chaplin (VG). Rounding out 

the gathering are (19) B16, B50 and B51 college felts. Please visit our website for 

additional information, as this lot contains a plethora of noteworthy issues. 


1299. 

1954 

Topps 

Scoops 

Complete 

Set of 

(153) 

Cards 

The trials and 

triumphs of 

American 

History are 

chronicled 

with this 1954 

Topps Scoops 

complete set 

of (153) cards. 

The approximate 

condition 

breakdown 

for this 

one-time edition 

is 20% 

(EX to EX- 

MT), 30% 

(EX), 20% 

(VG-EX) and 

30% (VG or 

lesser). Keys 

cards include 

#1 Earthquake 

(VG), #6 

Lincoln Shot 

(VG), #14 McKinley Shot (VG), #27 Feller (VG), #41 Ruth HR (VG-EX), #110 Four 

Horsemen (VG-EX) and #153 Telescope (GD). 


1300. 1965 

Fleer 

Hogan’s 

Heroes 

Complete 

PSA 

Graded 

Set—#6 

PSA 

Registry 

Featured is a 

1965 Fleer 

Hogan’s Heroes 

complete PSA 

graded set of (66) 

cards. Registered 

as #6 on the PSA 

registry, this gathering 

exhibits a 

6.78 GPA. 

Highlights 

include PSA 8.5: 


#25 (highest 

graded), 31; PSA 

8: (9 cards) with 

#13, 14, 21, 26, 

27, 37, 42, 50, 

65; PSA 7.5: (3 

cards) with #19, 

49, 66; PSA 7: 


#4, 5, 7, 9-12, 16, 

22, 23, 34, 36, 

38-41, 44, 54-56, 

59 and 61-64. For a complete list of grades, please visit our website. 


1304. 1930s-50s Non-Sports Sets/Near Sets/Singles Lot 

Featuring singles, near-sets and complete sets, the offered non-sports lot will delight the vintage collector. 

There are over (900) total cards with (27) near-sets and sets, highlighted by: 1.) (85) 1954 Topps Scoops, 

average (VG-EX) with (3) #1; 2.) 1930s I’m Going to Be (24/25); 3.) 1930s Disney Comics (32/32); 4.) 

1950 Jiggley’s Western/Circus (30/30); 5.) 1933 US Caramel Presidents (23/31) plus (7) variations, average 

(GD) with Washington and (3) Lincoln (blue, orange and red); and 6.) 1940 Goudey First Column Defenders 

(16/24), average (GD). Please visit our website for more detailed information, as this lot features many more 

notable items. 


1303. (9) 1910s-30s Non-Sports Sets/Near-Sets – Many Military 

Displaying various tobacco advertisement backs, the presented lot contains (600+) non-sports cards with a 

concentration of military series. Ranging from the 1910s to the 1930s, this lot contains: 1.) 1910s T80 

Military (44/50) with (1) Lenox and (43) Tolstoi back, average (GD); 2-3.) (2) 1910s Hassan Explorers, 

one set (25/25) and one near set (21/25), average (GD/VG); 4.) T81 Military die-cuts (45/50), average 

(VG); 5.) T116 Views (25/250), average (VG); 6.) T53 Hassan Cowboys (48/50), mostly (VG); 7.) 1910s 

Turkey Red Automobiles (40/50, most show “Packer #” back stamps) and 8-9.) (2) Sweet Caporal World 

War 1 Scenes near-sets, one (237/250) and one (148/250), average (GD). 





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1305. 

Massive 

1880s-1970s 

Non-Sport 

Type 

Collection of 

(223) Cards 

with Many 

Rarities 

A type card bonanza 

awaits the fortunate 

winner of this 

(223) card 1880s- 

1970s non-sport 

collection. These 

singles come from 

a variety of designations 

and feature 

a range of topics 

and themes, from 

mainstream national 

issues (Allen & 

Ginter, Kinney) to 

the markedly 

obscure. Although the majority of these cards display either paper loss or writing on 

the reverse, the eye appeal is impressive. Unless noted, each card depicts a general 

subject theme. Highlights include 1880s: (50 cards) with 1880s W. Duke, Sons & 

Company: N124 Presidential Possibilities: Pattison (VG-EX); 1888 N37 Allen & 

Ginter: Geronimo (EX); 1890s: (9 cards) with 1890 H. Ellis & Co.: N377 Generals of 

the Civil War: Stewart (VG); 1900s: (53 cards) with 1903 T7-3 Hamilton Girls 

Bathing Girls: #26 (GD), 1903 T7-4 Hamilton Girls Set: (25 cards, median GD); 1903 

T7-5 Hamilton Girls Set: (25 cards, majority GD); 1910s: (38 cards) with 1910s BF13 

Butter Krust Battleships: U.S.S. Kansas (EX), 1910s S66 American Indian Silks: #L-2 

(EX), 1910 E90 Philadelphia Caramel Airships: Wright, Biplane (VG), 1915 Movie 

Star Felt Pennants: Hall (EX-MT); 1930s: (15 cards) with 1930s R90 Mickey Mouse 

with the Movie Stars: #113 Garbo (GD) and 1933 R152 Tootsie Circus “Bare-Back 

Rider” (GD). For a more complete list of cards, please visit our website. 


1306. (350+) 

1880s- 

1920s Non- 

Sports 

Silks and 

Singles 

Offered is an 

interesting selection 

of (350+) 

assorted 1880s- 

1920s non-sports 

silks and singles. 

Included are 

1880s N245 

Sweet Caporal 

Actresses (145 

cards, median 

GD, different 

back variations) 

with (3) Russell 

(average EX); 

1909 T62 Turkish 

Trophies Fortune 

Series: (8 cards, 

majority VG-EX), 

1910 S9 Tokio 

Butterflies: (25 

silks, composite 

EX-MT), 1910 

S72-1 Old Mill 

Actresses: (29 

silks, mainly VG- 

EX), 1910 S72-3 

Old Mill/Red Sun Actresses: (14 silks, average VG, all with backs), 1910 T42 Sweet 

Caporal/Mecca Bird Series: (58 cards, median VG), 1910 T58 Sweet Caporal Fish 

Series: (67 cards, average FR to GD, approximately 50% display reverse paper loss), 

1920s J10 Arm & Hammer “Interesting Animals”: (1 card, GD) and 1922 J7 Dwight’s 

Soda “Useful Birds of America” Series 1-3: (21 cards, average EX). 


1309. (417) 1938-1954 Non-Sports Singles—War 

Themed 

The frightful human cost of war is chronicled with these (417) 1938-1954 nonsports 

singles. Included are 1938 Horrors of War: (136 cards, average VG) with 

High Numbers: (2) #242, 257, 262, 266, 272, 273; 1950 Topps Freedom’s War: 

(148 cards, composite VG) and 1954 Topps Wings: (133 cards, median VG to 

VG-EX). Moderate duplication is found throughout this vivid assortment. 


1310. (15) 

1943 Coca- 

Cola 

Aircraft 

Premiums 

with 

Strings 

The aerial might 

of the United 

States Armed 

Forces is on full 

display with the 

offered sixteen 

1943 Coca-Cola 

premiums with 

the original 

strings intact. 

These 13x15 

frame décor 

relics average 

(VG-EX to EX) 

with some better 

and others lesser. For a list of airplane styles from this classic World War II era set, 



1307. Huge 1960s-70s Non-Sports Sets and Singles Lot 

With over (25) sets and near-sets plus (1750+) singles from the 1960s and 1970s, the 

offered lot will impress any devout non-sports collector. Highlights include: 1.) 1976 

Happy Days set of (44) plus sticker set of (11); 2-3.) (2) 1978 Battlestar Galactica, set 

of (36) and near set (34/36); and Star Wars: (18) 1977 Twentieth Century sets 

(16/16), (12) 1977 Series I (66/66) each with (11/11) sticker set, (3) Series II (66/66) 

each with (11/11) sticker set, (2) 1980 Lucasfilm (33/33) sticker sets. Please view our 

website for additional information, as this lot contains many more sets, near-sets and 

countless singles. 


1308. 

(17,500+) 

1900s- 

70s Non- 

Sports 

Lot – 

Foreign 

Issues 


massive collection 

featuring 

(17,500+) 

non-sports 

trading cards 

ranging from 

the early 

1900s to the 

1970s. The 

impressive 

horde contains 

makers 

such as 

Churchmans, 

Gallaher, 

Godfrey, 

Imperial, 

Lambert, 

Liebig, 

Player and 

Wills 

amongst 

countless others. While the vast majority are non-sports issues, hundreds of vintage 

cricket and soccer cards are present. From people and places to animals and transportation, 

this huge grouping covers the spectrum of foreign issues for the better portion 

of the 20th century. View our website for additional information regarding this 

whopping assortment. 



1311. (266) 1910s-1960s Non-Sports Collection 

Featured is a sampling of (266) 1910s-1960s non-sports cards from a variety of manufacturers 

and designations. Highlighted in this primarily off-grade gathering are 1910-1912 

T99 Royal Bengals Sights and Scenes of the World: (12 cards, median GD), 1933 

United States Caramel Presidents: (4 cards, mostly FR) with Jefferson (FR); 1936-37 

Gum Inc. G-Men & Heroes of the Law: (33 cards, majority GD to VG), 1952 Topps 

Look ‘N See: (60 cards, average EX) and 1957 Topps Robin Hood: (36 cards, majority 

VG). For a list of series found within, please visit our website. 


1312. 1960s 

Jello 

Airplane 

Coins 

Complete 

Set of (200) 

with Wheel 

Display 


1960s Jello 

Airplane Coins 

complete set of 

(200) coins. This 

Canadian series 

is accompanied 

by the original 

wheel display 

that houses (25) 

coins for the 

eight different 

colors that these 

food inserts were 

issued in. The plastic marble blue display grades (EX-MT), while the accompanying 

coins fare similarly with some better and others lesser. 



1313. (2) 

1960s 

Non-Sport 

Wax 

Boxes 

Presented is an 

interesting 

pairing of 

1960s nonsport 

wax 

boxes. Included 

are 1.) 1960s 

Donruss Crazy 

Hang Ups 5- 

cent near-complete 

box with 

(22) packs. The 

“tags” which 

are opened by 

pulling a red 

tab average (EX-MT) while the display box presents (EX) with moderate exterior 

cardboard stress and 2.) 1960s Elvin Transfer Picture Book box with (71) packs. The 

“decalcomanias” are tightly sealed and undisturbed by the elements. The colorful display 

box presents (EX-MT) with entertaining illustrations. 



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1314. 1925 Calvin Coolidge Signed Naval Commission 

Respectfully dubbed Silent Cal, thirtieth President Calvin Coolidge accomplished 

his goal of restoring credibility to the White House after the scandals that occurred 

under predecessor Warren G. Harding’s administration. Presented is a superbly 

maintained Naval appointment signed by Coolidge (d.1933, “8”) as well as 

Secretary of the Navy Curtis Wilbur (d.1954, “8”). The document, dated to June 4, 

1925, appoints David A. Weaver to Captain in the Navy and exhibits only minor 

peripheral wear. This impressive piece of Americana measures 15x19 and comes 

with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. 



1315. 

President 

Franklin 

Roosevelt 

TLS Letter 

with 

Envelope 

Franklin D. 

Roosevelt 

authored this 

one-page TLS 

letter with 

accompanying 

envelope on 

period White 

House stationery, 

dated 1/3/34. In 

the correspondence, 

Roosevelt 

(.d.1945) 

thanked Edmund 

Froese for the 

two silhouettes 

that the artist 

gave to the 32nd 

President, with 

his bold fountain 

pen endorsement 

grading (“8-9”). 

The letter is 

lightly soiled 

throughout and 

has a crease 

through the middle; 

however, the 

wear does nothing 

to detract 

from the eye 

appeal of this 

important document. 

Auction 

LOA from James 



1316. Large Collection of Vintage Pins, Buttons and Ribbons - With 

Political Concentration 

Pre-dating bumper stickers and refrigerator magnets (decidedly so), these vintage pinbacks and assorted novelties are 

mostly politically themed and hail from the 1800s and early-1900s. The vast majority are celluloid pins with colorful 

ribbon hangers, hawking political candidates or attractions. Literally dozens strong, the collection is highlighted by: 

Political 1889 Benjamin Harrison Inauguration medallion (w/ original ribbon and clasp pin); (2) M.S. Quay (themed 

pinbacks w/ celluloid medallions); Military 1899 Admiral George Dewey “Manila Bay” medallion (w/ ribbon hanger) 

and a U.S.S. Constitution “Old Ironsides” pin w/ ribbon hanger and “USN” anchor charm. 


1317. Post-War Lionel Engine, Cars and Accessories 

The offered fully functional lot includes a pair of engines (2341, 259E), (2) Pullman cars, an observation car 

and a box car. An ample amount of tracks, a 50-watt transformer, a lamp tower and crossing gate are among 

the accessories. There are cracks on the front and back of one engine shell. Additional details available on 

our website. 


1318. 1900 

Leonard Mfg. 

“Lap Board 

Games” 

More than a century 

before PS2 and X- 

Box became popular 

distractions, basic 

amusements like this 

multi-purpose board 

provided hours of 

entertainment for 

people of all ages. 

Measuring 17-7/8 x 

29-7/8” with rounded 

corners, this thick 

wooden board has 

colorful decorations 

that simultaneously 

form boards for 

chess, checkers and 

backgammon, as well 

as baseball-themed 

surface and several 

other possible playing 

fields. Crafted by 

the Leonard Mfg. Co. 

of Grand Rapids, 

Michigan, the sturdy 

artifact has a 1900 

patent date and bears 

a text legend that 

reads: “Fifteen Most 

Excellent Games Can 

Be Played on This 

Board” with additional suggestions for “Cards Games” and “Sewing.” The item has 

seen its share of use, as evidenced by multiple surface abrasions on the front and areas 

of grain separation on the reverse. An absolutely wondrous display piece. 


1320. Hess Toy Truck Collection - With 1966 Tanker 

Introduced in 1964 as an affordable children’s gift, the Hess Toy Truck had a $1.29 

price tag (including batteries) and was quickly all the rage. The offered lot is comprised 

of yearly examples spanning five decades. Housed in their original retail boxes 

(mostly EX-MT and better), highlights include: 1966 (tanker ship, toy is NM, box is 

VG w/nice graphics but separation on three lid panels); 1972-1974 (tanker truck); 

1975 (trailer); 1984 (oil tanker bank); 1992 (18-wheeler w/racer); 1993 (patrol car); 

1995 (w/helicopter); 2002 (18-wheeler w/motorized airplane); and 2005 (emergency 

truck w/rescue vehicle). Included, as well, is a run (1998-2007) of (10) Hess miniatures. 

A complete listing is available on our website. 


1319. Vintage 

GI Joe, 

Barbie Toy, 

and 

Accessory 

Collection 

Offered is a collection 

of vintage dolls, 

toys and accessories 

that includes GI Joe, 

Barbie and Ken doll 

items. With Ken and 

Joe fighting it out 

for Barbie, the items 

include 

Barbie/Ken: 1960 

Ken doll (NM, in 

box with beach 

towel and sandals), 

1961 Barbie Vinyl 

doll case (EX, with 

only minor abrasions 

on the surface), 

1961 Ken 

Vinyl doll case 

(NM), 1962 Barbie 

bubble-cut (EX-MT, 

missing one shoe) in 

a 1963 Barbie box, 

1962 Austin Healy 

sports car (EX, no 

box) plus (4) additional 

Barbie vintage 

outfits and (3) Ken doll outfits; GI Joe: 1970 GI Joe Sea Adventurer (NM-MT, 

with NM box), 1960s GI Joe doll (brown uniform) with a vintage 1960s GI Joe foot 

lock; (5) vintage rifles, (3) head gear/hats, (3) sets of footwear (with flippers), (15) 

smaller items with pistols and grenades and (20) miscellaneous GI Joe accessories. 

For a compete list of outfits for Barbie, please visit our website. 


1321. 

(127) 

Vintage 

Non- 

Sports 

Lot with 

Lobby 

Cards 

and 

Pubs 

Highlighted 

by an array 

of celebrities 

from the 

1930s to the 

1970s, the 

offered lot 

will delight 

the nonsports 

devotee. 

Included 

are: 1930s 

Celebrity 

Card Sets: 

(10) with 

Players and 

Gallaher both in original Albums; 1940s-60s Lobby Cards: (20) with 1946 

California, 1956 Wereworlf, 1958 ATAP (Sean Connery), Bengal Tiger (reprint) and 

Frisco Kid (reprint); 1930s-70s Life Magazines: (29) with (2) 1937 Harlow, 1938 

Lombard, 1940 Rogers, 1942 Rogers, 1944 Hope, 1955 Fonda, 1966 Connery, 1967 

L. Taylor, 1972 Wayne and Other: 1930s Player Film Stars Album with (49/50) cards, 

(7) off-grade Western Exhibits, (13) 3x4 to 8x10 studio/publicity photographs, (45) 

assorted advertising clippings and a pair of vintage Look magazines. Please visit our 

website for additional information regarding this lot. 





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1322. (4) 

1950 

Hopalong 

Cassidy 

Games 

and Kits 

Lot 

Presented are 

four Hopalong 

Cassidy items 

in their original 

boxes, each 

complete with 

interior pieces, 

including: 1.) 

1950 Crayon 

and Stencil set, box in (GD) condition (moisture toning); 2.) 1950s drinking straws 

(48-count) in box that presents (VG-EX) despite minor paper-loss and a separated but 

included top flap; 3.) 1950 Milton Bradley game with board/game-pieces (EX) and 

box (tape-repaired) and 4.) 1950 Woodburning Set with an attractive (EX) box. 


1324. 1964 Remco 

Beatles Complete Set 

of (4) Figures in Box 

The “Fab Four” will invade your 

Americana collection with this 1964 

Remco Beatles complete set of four 

figures in their original boxes. 

Although the boxes are moderately 

worn with moderate plastic separation 

and other tag residue, these 

well- preserved 6-1/2” figures still 

present exceedingly well. 


1323. 1956 Elvis 

Presley Toy 

Guitar in 

Original Box 

For all who aspired to 

rock like “The King” 

(and oh, there were 

plenty), this 1956 

“Auto-Chord” toy guitar 

was a step in the right 

direction. This (NM) 

four-string relic features 

an Elvis likeness and 

appears to be unused. In 

its original box, with 

instruction manual, 

pitch pipe, plastic Auto- 

Chord device and picks. 

This assembly was 

equipped to teach 

everything but the 

pelvic thrust. 


1328. John Wayne Signed Magazine Cover 

His likeness one of weathered skin and a piercing glance, John Wayne 

(d.1979) has autographed the offered display. Framed to dimensions of 16-1/4 

x 19” under green-colored matting, the July, 1971 cover of TRUE magazine 

showcases Wayne’s colorful and rugged image with story teasers the likes of 

“Shark Fishing” and “Pacific Crossing - Two in a Rowboat!” In blue ballpoint, 

Wayne has inscribed: “Dorothy - Good Luck (signed) John Wayne” 

(“7-8” strength). The artifact displays nicely and has only minor wrinkling. 



1329. .357 Revolver Used by John Wayne in 1975 

Production of “Brannigan” 

Cast as the title character in the 1975 thriller Brannigan, screen icon John Wayne portrayed 

a Chicago police officer assigned to track down a mobster overseas. The 

offered blank-firing Python .357 Magnum Revolver was used by Wayne on the set of 

that production. LOA from Hollywood Prop Supply. 


1325. (2) 1968 Large Format R&B Broadsides 

Wrapped against cardboard backing for preservation purposes, these (2) colorful 1968 

broadsides list the headliners for Washington D.C.-area R&B shows. Includes: 1.) (22 

x 28-1/4”) The Dells, The Epsilions and The Jaguars; and 2.) (22x32) Garnet Mimms, 

Lorraine Ellison, Marie Allen, Jonah Ellis and the Wilmeret Go-Go Girls. Flaws 

include a small tear and staple holes from previous display. 


1330. (30) 1970s Signed “Playbill” Guides - With H. Fonda, Linda 

Lovelace and Dudley Moore 

The stage fan in all of us will submit rave reviews for this lot of (30) Playbill programs, most of 

which are signed by their Broadway subjects. Highlights include: Dana Andrews, Connie Chung, 

Henry Fonda, Janet Leigh, Linda Lovelace, Dudley Moore, Zero Mostel, Maureen Stapleton and 

Billy Dee Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A detailed listing is available 

on our website. 


1326. (2) 

Early 

1970s 

Led 

Zeppelin 

Original 

Black 

Light 

Posters 

The offered 

lot contains a 

pair of early 

1970s Led 

Zeppelin 

original 

posters promoting 

the legendary quartet. These vibrant 23x35 collectibles have a felt-like finish 

and appear black light reflective, adding to the overall aesthetic of these psychedelic 

relics. Despite moderate to extensive edge wear and several small but visible taped 

edge-repairs on each, these early Zeppelin posters will delight any Rock ‘n Roller. 

Included are “Stairway to Heaven” and an untitled poster. 


1327. (15) 1968-71 Hot Wheels in Original Packaging 

Offered is fifteen original 1968 to 1971 Hot Wheels collector cars with fourteen still 

sealed in the original packaging (one not sealed). The cars and metallic buttons are in 

high grade, with the packaging ranging from VG-EX to EX-MT. Highlights include a 

1968 Magenta VG bug, 1969 antifreeze Demon and several Mustangs. Complete list 



1331. Massive (1200+) Silver and Bronze Age 

Comic Collection 

The offered collection of (1200+) comics includes beloved and inspiring 

characters from a generation ago. Including issues from DC, DC Action, 

Fawcett, Gold key, Harvey, Marvel and Whitman, the massive assortment 

showcases Spiderman, Superman, Supergirl, Superboy, Captain America, 

Archie and others with approximate grade breakdowns as follows: 2% 

VF; 21% FN; 55 % VG and 22% GD Also featured is a remarkable (50+) 

#1 issues; this lot of approximately (917) cartoon stories consists of 

mostly Marvel Comics with a few DC Comics as well. Concentrations in 

this grouping include: Daredevil, Spider-Man and Conan. For a more 

comprehensive list of titles, dates and issue numbers, please visit our 

website. 





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1332. 1909-1911 T206 (Cycle 460) 

Johnny Evers with Bat—PSA 2 

Full description available on our website. 


1333. 1908 

American 

Caramel E91-A 

Roger 

Bresnahan - 

SGC 60 

Full description available 



1334. 1914 T222 

Fatima Frank 

Chance - PSA 2 




1347. (25) 

1968 Topps 

Baseball 

Singles— 

All PSA or 

GAI 9 

Full description 

available on our 

website. 

Opening Bid 

$200.00 

1348. 1928 

Sisler and 

Hornsby 

Original 

Photograph 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1349. 1938 

Jimmie 

Foxx 

Original 

Photograph 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1335. 1910- 

11 T3 Turkey 

Red 

Cabinets 

#115 Admiral 

Schlei SGC 

40 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1336. 1916 

Tango Eggs 

George 

McQuillan PSA 

5 




1337. 1922 E120 American Caramel 

Neale (PSA 6) and Schalk (PSA 5) 



1350. 1949- 

1950 Alerta 

Premium of 

Talua (Ray) 

Dandridge 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

1351. (2) 1952 Tip Top Bread Labels 

with Porterfield & Yost 



1352. 1950s American Nut Pennants 

and Pins - With 1950 Phillies Pennant 



1338. 1923 

W515-2 Tris 

Speaker (Hand 

Cut) PSA 6— 

Highest Graded 




1339. 1933 Goudey #143 Glenn 

Wright PSA 9 (oc) 



1340. 1938 Goudey Heads-Up Joe 

DiMaggio SGC 30 & Bobby Doerr 

SGC 80 



1353. 1953 St. Louis Browns Last 

Home Game Ticket Stub - PSA 



1354. 1958- 

1962 

Hartland 

Harmon 

Killebrew 

with Bat 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$200.00 

1355. (32) 1962-64 Wimpys MLB 

Schedule Placemats 



1341. 1941 Play 

Ball Red Ruffing 

- PSA 7 




1342. (3) 

High-Grade 

1950s Stars 

with Mays & 

Snider 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$200.00 

1343. 1954 Bowman & 1958 Topps 

Mickey Mantle—Both PSA 8 (oc) 



1356. (4) 

1950s- 

1960s 

Baseball 

Pennants - 

With (3) All- 

Star Game 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1357. 

Balance of 

Collection 

with 1959 

Topps 

Starter Set 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

1358. (2) 1968 MLBPA Baseball 

Player Marbles in Original Packages 



1344. 1958 S.F. 

Cal Bulletin 

Willie Mays SGC 

80 




1345. 1963 

Topps #537 Pete 

Rose RC SGC 

80 




1346. 1968 

Topps Milton 

Bradley #49 Ed 

Brinkman 

Yellow 

Letters—BVG 8 




1359. Vintage San Diego Padres 

Game-Worn Cap and Warm-Up 

Jacket 



1360. (3) Vintage Team Promo 

Baseball Caps - Rare 



1361. (127) 1970s 7-Eleven Slurpee 

Cups 






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1362. Ultimate Red Sox Memorabilia 

and Display Collection 



1363. (70) 1974-1988 Multi-Sport 

Wax Packs 



1364. 1957 San Francisco Seals 

Album with (50+) Autographs 



1377. (4) 1934-50s Notre Dame and 

Navy Lot 



1378. 1962 

Tang 

Football 

Team 

Photo 

Complete 

Set of (14) 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1379. 1967 Williams & 1969 Drenks 

Green Bay Packers Sets 



1365. 1965 

Topps #55 Tony 

Conigliaro 

Signed Card— 

BVG/JSA 




1366. (2) 1995 R&N China Mickey 

Mantle Signed Porcelain Cards 



1367. Multi-Signed Greats Baseball 

with (16) Signatures 



1380. 1972 Miami Dolphins Team- 

Signed Photograph 



1381. (8) 

Super Bowl 

2-Oz. Silver 

Coins 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

1382. 1984 

Chicago 

Bears 

Season 

Ticket 

Overrun 

Sheets 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1368. (11) Signed Baseballs with 

Aaron and (4) Ryan’s 



1369. Joe DiMaggio Signed Danny 

Day print 



1370. Joe DiMaggio Signed & 

Framed Simon Litho LE #/1000 



1383. John Elway and Terrell Davis 

Signed Silk Screen on Canvas 



1384. (10) OJ Simpson Signed Items 



1385. 

Looney 

Tunes 49ers 

LE 

Lithograph 

Signed by 

(3) with Rice 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1371. (2) Joe 

DiMaggio 

Signed Looney 

Tunes Drawings 




1372. Ted 

Williams 

Signed & 

Framed 

Wright Print 

LE #/1000 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1373. (2) 

Nolan Ryan 

Autographed 

Carlo 

Beninati 

Displays 



website 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

1386. Michael 

Jordan Signed 

Bulls Jersey - 

UDA 




1387. (5) Bill Russell Autographed 

16x20 Photographs 



1388. 

Michael 

Jordan 

Autographed 

Space Jam 

Display 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$250.00 

1374. (23) 

Signed 

Perez- 

Steele 

Galleries 

with Mantle 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$200.00 

1375. (4) Spahn Signed Mitchell & 

Ness Jerseys/Hats 



1376. 1881 

Yale 

Baseball 

Supplement 

with Walter 

Camp 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1389. (2) Wilt Chamberlain Signed 

Basketballs with Inscription 



1390. 2001 

Celebrity Golf 

Tournament 

Multi-Signed 

Program with 

(17) 

Signatures 

including 

Jordan 



website. 


1391. (2) 1971 Barratt & Company 

Muhammad (Muhamed) Ali—Both 

SGC 92 






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1392. (21) Joe Frazier Signed 18x24 

LE Lithographs 



1395. 1950s 

Fitness Lot 

with Scarce 

Mantle 

Promo 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1393. 1929 University of Maryland 

35-Inch Pennant 



1396. Bill Clinton Signed 

Photograph to Curtis Strange 



1394. 1927-1928 English Golf Cards 

with Hagen & Jones—Both SGC 40 



1397. (275+) Dale Earnhardt 

Treasure Chest with (2) Autographs 



1407. 1909-11 

E90-1 

American 

Caramel Ty 

Cobb SGC 40 

The “Georgia Peach” 

shines on this 1909-11 

E90-1 American 

Caramel Ty Cobb, 

graded 40 VG 3 by 

SGC. This crease-free 

example displays modest 

corner wear and 

reverse caramel staining, 

which is typical 

for the issue. An exquisite 

portrayal of the 

fiery Georgian as he 

bats against a gorgeous 

two-color backdrop. 


1408. (60) 

1910-12 P2 

Sweet 

Caporal 

Pins 

Issued from 

1910-1912 by the 

American 

Tobacco Co., the 

offered sixty P2 

Sweet Caporal 

pins are both 

large and small 

letter variations 

complete with 

paper insert backings 

(except one) 

with aggregate 

(VG-EX to EX- 

MT). Highlighting the group of mostly minor stars and commons are Chase, (2) 

Knight, Stovall, Hoblitzell, Devlin and Dooin. For complete listing of all items, please 



1398. 1878 Liberty Head $5 Gold 

Coin - Graded AU58 



1401. 1956 Topps Roundup 

Complete Set of (80) Cards 



1404. 1970 

Overstreet 

Comic Book 

Price Guide - 

1st Edition 




1399. 1906 Buster Brown Original 

Comic Book 



1402. 1962 

Topps Civil War 

News #1 and 

Checklist - 

Both PSA 8 




1405. 1985 

Garbage 

Pail Kids 

Series 1 

Group with 

Set and 

Packs 



website. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1400. Vintage 

World’s Fair 

Keepsakes - 

From 1876, 1893 

and 1939 




1403. (13) 

1930s-1970s 

Kennedy 

Family/Political 

Collection with 

Photo, 

Program and 

Tickets 




1406. Soprano Cast Signed 16x20— 

Steiner 




1409. (23) 1933 Worldwide Gum (Canadian Goudey) 

Baseball Singles 

Journey “north of the border” with these (23) 1933 Worldwide Gum (Canadian Goudey) 

Baseball singles. Included are #1 Bengough (FR, writing on back), #2 Vance (EX), #5 

Herman (EX), 6, 8, 10, 17, 27, 30, 38, 39, #44 Bottomley (EX), 45, 51, 52, 53, #54 Faber 

(VG), 59, #74 Durocher (trimmed), 79, 87, 91 and 94. The condition breakdown follows 

39% (EX), 22% (VG-EX), 18% (VG), 4% (FR) and 17% (trimmed). Due to rudimentary 

factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. 


1410. 

(11) 

1958- 

2006 

Mickey 

Mantle 

Singles 

with 

Jersey 

Card 

This collection 

of eleven 

1958-2006 

Mickey 

Mantle singles 

features 

both classic 

and modern 

baseball 

cards. 

Included are: 

1958 Topps 

#418 

w/Aaron 

(VG-EX), 

1959 Topps #10 (GD), 1960 Topps #350 (VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #300 (FR, re-built 

corner), #307 WS Homerun (EX), #406 Mantle HR (EX-MT), 1964 Topps Giants #25 

(NM), 1965 Topps #5 Leaders (VG) and (3) modern cards including 2003 SP 

Legendary Cuts game-used jersey (#/100). 



1411. (12) 1975 Topps Baseball Near Sets 

Featured is a colorful arrangement of twelve 1975 Topps Baseball near sets. Missing 

primarily #223 Brett RC and #228 Yount RC along with a smattering of other commons 

and minor stars, these editions are well on their way toward completion. These 

near sets average (EX-MT) with some better and others lesser. Included are (5) #223 

Yount RC, (2) #228 Brett RC, (12) #320 Rose, (12) #500 Ryan, (11) #616 Rice RC 

and (12) #660 Aaron. 



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1412. 1954 

Dan-Dee 

Potato Chips 

Complete 

Set of (29) 

Cards—All 

PSA 


Dan-Dee Potato 

Chips complete set 

of (29) cards. This 

PSA-graded set is 

ranked #11 on the 

registry with both a 

weighted GPA and 

set rating of 2.613. 

Included in this 

regional issue are 

PSA 7: (1 card) 

with Easter; PSA 


Avila, Lopez; PSA 

5: (1 card) with 

Mitchell; PSA 4: 


Feller, Friend, 

Garcia, Snider, 

Thomas (SP); PSA 


Gordon, Hegan, 

Irvin, LaPalm, 

Lemon, Mantle, 

Rizzuto (mk), 

Roberts, Surkont, 

Westlake; PSA 2: 

(5 cards) with Bauer, Doby, Houtteman, Strickland, Wynn; PSA 1.5: (2 cards) with 

Hodges, Rosen; PSA 1: (3 cards) with Cooper (SP), Schoendienst and Smith (SP). 


1413. (233) 

1952-1959 

Topps 

Baseball 

Star Cards 


promising 

gallery of (233) 

1952-1959 

Topps Baseball 

star cards. This 

arrangement 


duplication 

and headline 

names such as 

Clemente, 

Mantle, Mays 

and Williams. 

Featured are 

1952 Topps: 

#59 Roberts 

(VG); 1954 

Topps: #1 T. 

Williams (FR), 

#90 Mays (FR), 

#250 T. 

Williams (PR); 

1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams (PR), #210 Snider (FR); 1956 Topps: #30 J. Robinson 

(PR), #31 Aaron (FR), #101 Campanella (GD), (2) #113 Rizzuto (VG, GD), NNO 1/3 

CL (marked), (2) 2/4 CL (both marked); 1957 Topps: #10 Mays (GD), (4) #18 

Drysdale RC (average VG-EX), #20 Aaron (VG), #76 Clemente (EX), (2) #170 

Snider (VG, PR), (2) NNO Felt Offer (EX-MT, EX); 1958 Topps: #30 Aaron (VG- 

EX), #47 Maris RC (PR), (4) #88 Snider (average EX), #418 Mantle/Aaron (FR), (2) 

#485 T. Williams AS (EX, GD), #487 Mantle AS (FR); 1959 Topps: #50 Mays (VG), 

#163 Koufax (FR), #380 Aaron (FR), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (PR) and #550 

Campanella (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1416. 1948 

HOF 

Exhibits PSA 

Graded Near 

Set and (10) 

1952 Star- 

Cal Decals 


interesting 1948 

Hall of Fame 

Exhibits PSA 

Graded near set 

(32/33) along with 

ten 1952 Star-Cal 

decals. Included are 

1948 Hall of Fame 

Exhibits: (32/33, 

missing Ruth, bats) 

PSA 7: (3 cards, all 

mk) with Grove, 

Hornsby, Johnson; 

PSA 6: (12 cards) 

with Chesbro, 

Cobb (mk), 

Cochrane, Evers 

(mk), Frisch, 

Griffith, Jennings 

(mk), Mack, 

McGraw, Speaker, 

Tinker, Walsh; PSA 


Alexander, Chance, 

Duffy, Hubbell, 

Keeler, Lajoie, Mathewson, Sisler, Waddell, Wagner; PSA 4: (6 cards) with 

Bresnahan, Clarke, E. Collins, Gehrig, Ruth, Young; Ungraded: Plank (VG); 1952 

Star-Cal Decals: (10 decals, average VG, noting that each has been removed from 

their original envelope) with #72-A Kell, 73-D, 73-E, #74-C Lemon, 76-A, 78-B, #79- 

A Hodges, #79-B Reese, 79-F and 92-C. 


1417. 1952-59 Topps Baseball Lot of (500+) with Many Stars 

Featuring a large percentage of stars and Hall of Famers, the presented (500+) lot contains 

issues from 1950s Topps sets. Highlights include: 1955 Topps: (4) with #50 

Robinson (VG); 1956 Topps: (145) with #5 Williams (VG), #31 Aaron (VG), #79 

Koufax (GD/VG); 1958 Topps: (38) with #5 Mays (VG); 1959 Topps: (300+) with 

#50 Mays (VG-EX), #478 Clemente (VG). These cards average (VG-EX) with the 

1959 examples in more attractive (EX/EX-MT) condition. Please view our website for 

additional information, as this lot contains (100+) more stars and Hall of Famers. 


1414. 1950- 

1969 

Bowman 

and Topps 

Hall of 

Famer and 

Stars Lot of 

(105) 

Offered is a grouping 

of (105) 1950- 

69 baseball cards 

that fall into one of 

four categories: 

Hall of Famer, 

high-number card, 

short print card or 

high-grade card. 

With (49) cards 

from the 1950s and 

(56) from the 

1960s, the highlights 

include: 

1950 Bowman: #46 

Berra (VG-EX); 

1952 Bowman: #1 

Berra (FR), #196 

Musial (FR); 1954 

Bowman: #58 

Reese (NM); 1952 Topps: #88 Feller (EX); 1953 Topps: #114 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #191 

Kiner (EX), #207 Ford (VG); 1954 Topps: #17 Rizzuto (EX), #32 Snider (EX-MT, 

oc); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (VG); 1960 Topps: #160 Rival All-Stars Mantle/Boyer 

(VG-EX), #343 Koufax (VG-EX), #563 Mantle AS (EX); 1961 Topps: #344 Koufax 

(VG-EX), #406 Mantle HR (EX), #575 Banks AS (NM); 1962 Topps: #199 Perry RC 

(VG-EX); 1963 Topps: #500 Killebrew (EX); 1964 Topps: #50 Mantle (VG-EX); 

1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (EX); 1967 Topps: #430 Rose (EX), #560 Bunning (EX- 

MT), #580 Colavito (NM, oc), #609 T. John (EX-MT); and 1969 Topps: #500 Mantle 

(GD). For the complete list of cards and grades, please visit our website. 


1415. 

(198) 

1948- 

1955 

Bowman 

Baseball 

Singles 

with 

Many 

Stars 

Offered is a 

stellar selection 

of (198) 

1948-1955 

Bowman 

Baseball singles 

which 

includes many 

stars. Featured 

are 1950 

Bowman: #77 

Snider (FR); 

1951 

Bowman: (66 

cards, mostly 

VG-EX) with 

#143 

Kluszewski 

(VG), #198 

Irvin RC 

(VG), (2) 

#324 Parmesa 

RC (VG-EX, VG); 1953 Bowman Color: (86 cards, average VG); 1954 Bowman: 

#58 Reese (GD); 1955 Bowman: (2) #1 Wilhelm (EX-MT, EX), #10 Rizzuto (GD), 

(3) #103 Mathews (VG, (2) GD), (20 #130 Ashburn (EX, VG) and (2) #158 Hodges 

(EX, VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 



1418. (2150+) 

1959-1966 

Topps 

Baseball 

Singles with 

Stars 


attractive gathering 

of (2150+) 1959- 

1966 Topps Baseball 

singles. This selection 


duplication 

throughout and contains 

many stars, key 

rookies and a sprinkling 

of high numbers. 

Featured are 

1959 Topps: (616 

cards, composite GD 

to VG); 1960 Topps: 

(655 cards, 20 high 

numbers, majority 

VG-EX) with #160 

Mantle/Boyer (VG- 

EX), #200 Mays 

(VG), #250 Musial 

(VG), #326 

Clemente (EX), #343 

Koufax (VG), #377 

Maris (VG-EX), #554 McCovey AS (VG), #565 Maris AS (VG-EX); 1961 Topps: 

(196 cards, median VG) with #482 Mays MVP (GD); 1962 Topps: #5 Koufax (FR, 

pen marking on front), #18 Mantle/Mays (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #150 Mays (GD), 

#200 Koufax (PR), (2) #331 A.L. Bombers (VG-EX, GD); 1965 Topps: (379 cards, 

aggregate EX) with (3) #155 Maris (EX-MT, VG-EX, GD), (3) #160 Clemente (EX, 

(2) VG), (2) #170 Aaron (both EX), #300 Koufax (GD); 1966 Topps: (182 cards, 

median VG-EX) with #1 Mays (VG), (2) #30 Rose (EX, VG-EX), and (2) #100 

Koufax (VG, GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 



1419. 

(325+) 

1933-1969 

Baseball 

Singles 

with 

Oddball— 

Loaded 

with 

Shortprints 

Featured is a 

sampling of 

(325+) 1933- 

1969 Baseball 

singles which 

features oddball 

issues and several 

shortprints. 

Highlights 

include 1936 

Goudey: 

Crosetti (GD), R. 

Ferrell (VG), 

Harris (VG); 1939 Play Ball: (2) #6 Durocher (EX, VG), #7 Doerr (EX-MT), #53 

Hubbell (VG-EX); 1941 Play Ball: #72 Gomez (VG), 1952 Wheaties: Campanella 

(VG-EX, Action), Rizzuto (VG-EX, Portrait); 1960 Leaf: (3) #37 Snider (all VG); 

1961 Post: #10 McDougald SP (EX, Box), (3) #107 Aaron ((2) EX-MT, EX, Box, 

Company), (2) #145 Mays (EX, VG, both Box); 1962 Post: (4) #6 Maris (average 

VG, Box), (5) #7 Berra (average EX), (2) #83 Allison SP (EX, VG), (7) #85 

Killebrew (median VG-EX), (2) #92 Siebern SP (EX, GD), (3) #109 Koufax (VG, (2) 

GD, Red Lines), #127 Lynch SP (EX), (2) #140 Marichal (both EX), (7) #142 Mays 

(average VG), (4) #149 Aaron (average VG), (3) #173 Clemente ((2) EX, GD, Red 

Lines); 1963 Fleer:(147 cards, aggregate VG-EX to EX) with #5 Mays (VG); 1963 

Jell-O: #173 Rodgers SP (VG), 1963 Post: (2) #106 Mays (VG, GD) and 1963 Topps 

Peel Offs: (2) Musial (EX-MT, VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit 

our website. 



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1420. (60) 

1947-53 

Baseball Lot 

with (51) 

Bowman 

Color 

The presented 

(60)-card lot boasts 

a concentration of 

1953 Bowman 

Color examples 

averaging (EX/EX- 

MT). There are 

(51) from this 

series with (5) 

PSA-graded, highlighted 

by #9 

Rizzuto (VG-EX), 

#40 Doby (EX- 

MT), #10 Ashburn 

(PSA 6), #122 

(PSA 5.5), #124 

Dressen (PSA 6), 

#143 Lopez (PSA 

7), #144 Hacker 

(PSA 8), #146 

Wynn (EX) and 

#153 Ford (VG- 

EX). Also included 

are 1947-66 

Exhibits from 

Page, Reese and 

Robinson (penciled-backs), 

1950 

Bowman #86 and 

(5) 1951 Bowman. 

View our website 

for additional information. 


1422. (1450+) 

1960-1969 

Topps 

Baseball 

Singles with 

Many Stars 

Assembled is a collection 

of (1450+) 

1960-1969 Topps 

Baseball singles 

headlined by many 

stars and (100+) high 

numbers. Highlights 

in this lot with moderate 

duplication 

include 1961 Topps: 

(371 cards, 21 high 

numbers, average EX 

to EX-MT) with #2 

Maris (VG-EX), 

#150 Mays (VG), 

#290 Musial (VG), 

#344 Koufax (VG), 

(2) #572 B. Robinson 

AS (EX-MT, EX), 

#577 Aaron AS (EX), 

#579 Mays AS (VG- 

EX); 1962 Topps: 

(241 cards, 95 high numbers, average EX) with #395 Mays AS (VG),(2) #591 

McDowell RC (EX, VG-EX), #592 Bouton RC (EX); 1963 Topps: (114 cards, commons 

average EX-MT to NM) with #120 Maris (EX), #552 Tigers Team (EX-MT); 

1965 Topps: (120 cards, median VG-EX) with #160 Clemente (VG), #170 Aaron 

(VG), #207 Rose (GD), #250 Mays (GD); 1966 Topps: #1 Mays (VG-EX), #100 

Koufax (VG), #526 Twins Team (NM); 1967 Topps: (458 cards, average VG-EX) 

with #45 Maris (VG), #250 Aaron (GD), #430 Rose (VG); 1968 Topps: #50 Mays 

(VG), #110 Aaron (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #100 Aaron (VG) 

and #190 Mays (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1421. (2300+) 1958-1969 Topps Baseball Cards 

Offered is a grouping of (2300+) 1958 though 1969 Topps baseball cards. Included 

are: 1958 (8) cards; 1959 (180) cards; 1960 (162) cards; 1961 (750) cards; 1963 (160) 

cards; 1964 (320) cards; 1965 (75) cards; 1966 (55) cards; 1967 (320) cards; 1968 

(90) cards; 1968 game (68) cards; 1969 (150); 1969 Deckles (38) cards. The presented 

group is in the (VG to VG-EX) range and contains mostly minor stars and commons 

with a sprinkling of semi-high number but no high series cards. 


1423. (314) 

1960-1980 

Topps 

Baseball 

Star Cards 


exceptional 

selection of 

(314) 1960- 

1980s Topps 

Baseball star 

cards. This gathering 

with minor 

duplication is 

loaded with Hall 

of Fame talent 

along with a 

smattering of 

shortprints and 

variations. 

Highlights 

include 1960 

Topps: #160 

Mantle/Boyer 

(GD), (2) #300 

Aaron (EX, VG- 

EX), #316 

McCovey RC 

(VG); 1961 Topps: (2) #150 Mays (EX, PR), #484 Aaron MVP (EX); 1962 Topps: 

(57 cards, median VG-EX) with (2) #5 Koufax (both VG), #300 Mays (VG), #318 

Mantle IA (GD), #320 Aaron (VG); 1964 Topps: #125 Rose (VG-EX), #150 Mays 

(GD), #200 Koufax (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: (2) #1 Mays (VG, PR), (3) #30 Rose 

(VG, GD, FR), (2) #100 Koufax (VG, GD), (2) #126 Palmer RC (VG-EX, VG), #300 

Clemente (VG); 1967 Topps: (5) #200 Mays (average VG-EX); 1968 Topps: (2) #50 

Mays (GD, FR), #247 Bench RC (GD); 1971 Topps: #400 Aaron (VG-EX), 1972 

Topps: (5) #49 Mays (average EX), (5) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (average EX); 1979 

Topps: (3) #116 O. Smith RC (EX, (2) VG) and 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson RC 

(EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1424. (840+) 1930s-1980s Baseball Card, Premium and 

Coin Collection 

Offered is a (840+) 1930s-1970s baseball card, premium and coins collection. 

Featured are Complete/Near Sets: (3 sets) with 1.) 1964 Topps Coins near set 

(153/164) averaging (VG-EX) with #120 Mantle (EX), #131A Mantle AS (EX, Left), 

#131B Mantle AS (VG-EX, Right); 2.) 1964 Topps Giants: (60 cards, average NM) 

with #25 Mantle (NM); 3.) 1967 Dexter Press Phillies team set with (6) autographed 

including Allen, Bunning, Callison, Groat (all with (“8-9”, with JSA stickers on 

reverse); Topps Phillies: (490+ cards, mostly common low numbers except for late- 

70s with many Carlton and Schmidt, average EX, moderate duplication) with (23) 

1957, (3) 1958, (40) 1959; Other Singles: (198 items) with 1936 National Chicle 

Fine Pens: Hornsby (VG), 1936 R311 Glossy Finish: Bottomley (FR), Greenberg 

(GD); 1936 R111 Leather Finish: Cubs Team (EX-MT), 1939 R303-B Goudey 

Premiums: Appling (EX), Cronin (EX), Herman (EX); 1959 Armour Coins: Aaron 

(EX-MT), F. Robinson (NM); 1964 Topps Coins: (73 coins, mostly VG) and 1965 

Old London Coins: (2) Mays (VG-EX, VG). For a complete list of key cards, please 



1426. (6) 1976-1981 Baseball Uncut Sheets 

Presented is a gallery of six 1976-1981 baseball uncut sheets from a variety of manufacturers. 

Included are 1-2.) (2) 1976 Topps Baseball uncut sheets. One sheet is faded 

and includes Ryan and Yount; 3.) 1977 Topps Clotch uncut sheet with one set and 

double prints (backing is separated); 4.) 1978 Topps Baseball uncut sheet (horizontal 

crease) with Molitor RC; 5.) 1978 Topps Burger King Yankees with (6) complete sets 

and 6.) 1981 Prema-Graphics All-Star Credit Card uncut sheet. These 132-card sheets 

average (NM) with incidental creasing and peripheral wear. 


1425. (16000+) 1975 Topps Mini Singles Hoard with Stars, 

Rookies and Display Boxes 

Presented is a recently unearthed (16000+) 1975 Topps Mini singles hoard loaded 

with stars, rookies and display boxes. This unsorted mix appears to have been recently 

pulled from wax boxes, resulting in multiple possible complete sets. The cards average 

(EX-MT to NM) with moderately askew centering and reverse wax staining, 

which is typical for the issue. Highlights include (3) #1 Aaron HL, (16) #5 Ryan HL, 

(6) #61 Winfield, (36) #70 Schmidt, (29) #185 Carlton, (21) #223 Yount RC, (8) #223 

Brett RC, (14) #260 Bench, (12) #300 R. Jackson, (5) #320 Rose, (8) #370 Seaver, (6) 

#500 Ryan and (9) #660 Aaron. Also present are (16) empty display boxes from the 

series (median EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1427. (85) 

1960 Topps 

Baseball 

Autographed 

Cards 


accumulation of 

(85) 1960 Topps 

Baseball autographed 

cards. 

Featured are Hall 

of Fame/Star/ 

Deceased: (22 

cards) with #29, 

#50 Kaline, (2) 

#153 Thomson, 

198, 232, 235, 244, 

291, 334, 397, 425, 

(2) 432,467, 468, 

#502 Bunning, 504, 

514, #531 Amoros 

and #561 Kaline 

AS. The majority of 

cards grade (VG to 

VG-EX), although 

a handful exhibit 

reverse paper loss. 

Additionally, the 

endorsements average 

(“6-7”) with 

some better and 

others lesser. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of 






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1428. 1924 World Series Game-Used Baseball with (13) Signatures including Johnson and Jennings 

What do four Hall of Famers who died prior to 1950, a world famous gate-crasher who doubled as a movie star and the Fall Classic have in common? They are all either 

subjects or the locale of this incredible 1924 World Series game-used baseball with thirteen signatures. Penned on the canvas of a period ONL Heydler sphere, this ball was 

caught by a fortunate fan (identified on the east panel as A. Mack) during Game 4 of the Series. The batter is identified on the west panel (with penned arrows pointing 

toward the name) as Ross Youngs and dated 10-7-24. The fountain pen etchings are moderately affected by a combination of surface abrasions, game usage and soiling 

which relegates the ball to a (“4”). Endorsers include Sweet Spot: W. Johnson (d.1946, “4-5”); West Panel: Lindstrom (d.1982, “4”), Youngs (d.1927, Pep, “5”), One Eye 

Connelly (d.1953, “6”, world famous gatecrasher); East Panel: Judge (“3-4”), H. Wilson (d.1947, “2”, rookie year signature, full name); North Panel: Bentley (“6”), Frisch 

(“6”), Jennings (d.1928, “5”); South Panel: McQuillan (d.1947, “4”), W. Dean (d.1930, “6”) and McNeely (“7”). Much to the chagrin of the New York faithful, the 

Washingtonians won the contest, 7-4. This historic ball comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (for the signatures only). It is presumed that this 

wonderful relic is a game-used baseball, as the penned information and research can only offer a glimpse of the complete truth - only those that were actually at the game 

can confirm. All ink and markings on the ball are vintage and date to the time the ball was made. For a complete list of signatures, death dates and other interesting information, 



1429. (3) Autographed Baseballs - With T. Williams 

and Mantle 

The offered three baseballs contain some of the most desirable signatures in the 

hobby. Specifically, Mickey Mantle has signed the side panel (inscribed 

“Thanks a lot,” “6” strength) of an unofficial sphere (grade “5”), and Ted 

Williams occupies the sweet spot (“8”) of a uniformly toned OAL Brown orb. 

Additionally, an unofficial “Ted Williams” signature model example (medium 

toning, shellac, grade “4-5”) is signed by its namesake (sweet spot, “4”) and 

(22) of his 1958 Red Sox teammates (average “6-7”), including Malzone, 

Piersall and Runnels. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 

Complete list available on our website. 


1430. (3) 

St. Louis 

Cardinals 

1960s 

Team- 

Signed 

Balls With 

1961, 

1964 and 

1967 

These (3) ONL 

Giles spheres 

are signed by 

separate 1960s 

St. Louis 

Cardinals 

teams. The 

clean and 

creamy examples 

are home 

to blue ballpoint pennings and include: 1961 ball and signatures both grade (“6-7”), 

(31) with Flood, Gibson, Keane (manager, s/s), Musial, Schoendienst and White; 1964 

ball and signatures both (“7”), (26) with Boyer, Brock, Flood, Gibson and 

Schoendienst (coach); 1967 ball (“9), signatures (“8”) with Carlton, Cepeda (s/s), 

Flood, Gibson, Maris, McCarver and Schoendienst (manager, s/s). Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 


1431. (7) Multi-Signed Baseball Lot with 500 HR Club 

The offered lot contains (7) multi-signed items ideal for the baseball enthusiast, 

including: Baseballs: (6) with Drysdale/Koufax (signatures “9”, ball “8”), Yankees 

Reunion signed by (23) with Henderson and Mattingly, 1955 Phillies signed by (23) 

with Ennis and Smith, 1953 Braves signed by (21) with Mathews; and bat: 500 HR 

Club signed by (9) with Aaron and Mays. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. View our website for a complete list. 


1432. (4) 1960s Los Angeles Dodgers Team-Signed Balls 

With 1965 through 1968 

Having won an NL-best five flags during the 1950s, the freshly transplanted Los 

Angeles Dodgers continued the trend in the 1960s, capturing three more. These (4) 

ONL Giles orbs are respectively autographed by members of separate 1960s Dodger 

teams. The creamy mediums grade (“8”) on the average, as do the signatures, with a 

few better and some lesser. Includes: 1965: (22) with Alston (manager, s/s), Drysdale 

(s/s), Koufax, Podres and Sutton; 1966: (22, slightly faded) with Alston (manager, 

s/s), Drysdale, Koufax, Regan and Sutton; 1967: (19) with Alston (manager, s/s), 

Drysdale, Sutton and Wills; 1968: (17) with Alston (manager, s/s), K. Boyer, 

Drysdale, W. Parker and Sutton. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 

Complete listing available on our website. 


1434. (9) 1960s N.L. Team-Signed Baseballs - With 1969 

All-Star Ball 

These Senior Circuit spheres represent a virtual "Who's Who" of 1960s stars. These offwhite 

to lightly toned examples grade ("6-7") on average with signature grades that vary 

from ball to ball. Includes: 1965 Chicago Cubs (27, "4") with Banks and B. Williams; 

1965 Pittsburgh Pirates (17, 7") with Stargell and Veale; 1968 Chicago Cubs (25, "5- 

6") with Durocher (manager, s/s), Jenkins and B. Williams; 1968 Cincinnati Reds (25, 

"8-9") with Bench, Perez and Rose; 1968 Houston Astros (21, "7-8") with Menke and 

Wynn; 1968 New York Mets (28, "7-8") with Hodges (manager, s/s) and Seaver; 1968 

Philadelphia Phillies (25, "8") with Rojas and Wise; 1969 San Diego Padres (22, "5") 

with Anderson (coach) and Colbert; and 1969 National League All-Star Team (21, "8") 

with Banks, Aaron, Bench, Jenkins, Perez, Reese, Rose and Sutton. Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. 


1433. (6) 1960s Team-Signed Baseballs - With Aaron, 

Ford and Maris 

With stellar pitching and microscopic ERAs the fare, the 1960s saw 11 different teams 

capture pennants and seven crowned as World Series champions. These (6) OAL and 

ONL spheres are signed by 1960s installments from both circuits. Both the balls and 

their ballpoint pennings average (“7”). Includes: 1964 New York Yankees (22 signatures) 

with Ford, Howard and Maris; 1965 Milwaukee Braves (28) with Aaron, , 

Mathews and P. Niekro; 1966 San Francisco Giants (27) with Marichal, Mays and 

McCovey; 1967 San Francisco Giants (25) with Marichal (“6”), Mays (“6”) and 

McCovey; 1968 Atlanta Braves (25) with C. Boyer, P. Niekro and Torre and 1968 

Detroit Tigers (20) with Kaline, Lolich and McLain. Auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. 


1435. (11) Multi-/Single-Signed Baseballs with (2) Mantle, 

Williams and Dickey 

Presented are eleven baseballs that features signatures from some of the game’s best 

and brightest. Included are Multi-Signed Balls: (5) with Yankees old-timers ball with 

Mantle and Berra, 500 HR starter ball with (7) sigs including Williams and Mantle 

(PSA sticker, no cert), 1969-70 Orioles ball (27 sigs, off-grade), 1979 Astros team ball, 

1990s stars (18 sigs with Mattingly, Boggs); Single-Signed: (6) balls with Bonds (“8”), 

Dickey, Doerr, McGraw (Topps Authentic sticker “8-9”), T. Williams (“8-9”, ball “6”). 

For a more comprehensive list, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James 






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1436. (20) Single Signed Baseballs with 

Mantle, Marquard 

Presented is a lot of (20) single-signed baseballs featuring an array 

of notable ballplayers. Included are: Barlick (black fiber-tip, sidepanel), 

Berra, Boggs, Ford (non-league), Gehringer, Gibson (nonleague), 

R. Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle (“8.5”, ball toned), 

Marquard (“7”, black fiber-tip, side-panel), Mays (“8”), Ripken 

(worn ball), Roberts, F. Robinson (non-league), Rose, Schmidt, 

Slaughter, (2) Snider, and Williams (UDA sticker, no cert, toned). 

Signatures average (“8-9”) and come with an auction LOA from 




1437. (22) Single-Signed 500 HR Club 

Baseballs 

Presented is a lot featuring (22) single-signed baseballs from members 

of the 500 Home Run Club. Included are: PSA sticker with 

Cert: Mantle (No. 7, PSA 8) and Rodriguez (PSA 10); UDA 

sticker, no cert: Killebrew, Thomas; Steiner sticker, no cert: 

Griffey, McGwire (LE#/1000), Thome; PSA sticker, no cert: 

Banks, Jackson, Oh, Schmidt, Sheffield; Auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications: Aaron, Bonds, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, 

Murray, Palmeiro, Ramirez, Robinson and Sosa. Signatures average 

(“9”) in blue ballpoint. 


1440. (50) Single-Signed Baseballs - With 

(12) Hall of Famers 

One dozen Hall of Famers are featured in this assortment of (50) 

autographed OAL, ONL and OML spheres. From snow-white 

(grade “10”) to lightly toned (“6”), the balls are home to ballpoint 

pennings that warrant (“9”) assessment (with exceptions noted). 

Includes: (7) Anderson, (6) Aparicio (average “6” strength), 

Ashburn (d.1997), (5) Bench, Ba. Bonds, (2) Bunning, (2) Carlton, 

(6) Jenkins, (4) Kell (d.2009), Ripken, (4) R. Roberts, (2) F. 

Robinson, (3) Rose, (5) Seaver and one unidentified signature. 



1441. (87) Signed Baseballs - With Mantle and Mays 

This sizable collection of (87) autographed baseballs provides an excellent representation of stars from 

the 1950s through the present. Most of the spheres are OAL, ONL or OML examples that grade 

between (“8”) and (“10”), with a small percentage of lightly toned specimens (“6-7”). The sweet spot 

ballpoint pennings project (“8-9”) and better. Highlights include: Boggs, Brock, Carew, Fisk, Glavine, 

Gwynn, Hunter, Jenkins, Mantle, Mays, Palmer, Perez, (3) Rose, Ryan, Stargell and Sutton. Auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 


1438. (29) Multi-/Single-Signed Baseballs with Williams 

Add to your autographed baseball gathering with these (29) multi-/single-signed OAL 

or ONL spheres. Each ball is penned directly on the sweet spot in blue or black ink, 

with the scripts and balls averaging (“7-8”) with some better and others lesser. 

Highlights include Multi-Signed: (2 balls) with ONL: Multi-Sport Stars: (5 signatures, 

median “8”) with Sweet Spot: Mays; North Panel: Howe; South Panel: 

DiMaggio (d.1999); Single-Signed: (25 balls) with OAL: Kell, Killebrew, T. 

Williams (slightly toned), Wynn; ONL: Aaron (toned), Ashburn (slightly toned), 

Banks, Berra (slightly toned), Carlton, Feller, Gibson, Koufax, Mays (slightly toned), 

Musial, Schmidt, Snider (toned), Spahn and Stargell. Auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatories, please visit our website. 


1439. (43) Hall of Fame and Phillies Single-Signed 

Baseballs 

Both the Hall of Fame and the Philadelphia Phillies are well represented in this collection 

of (43) signed OAL, ONL and OML baseballs. Ranging from snow-white (grade 

“10”) to mildly toned (“5-6”), the spheres are decorated with sweet spot autographs 

that average (“8-9”) strength. Highlights include: Aaron (inscribed “755”), Ashburn, 

Bench, Ba. Bonds, Bunning, Carlton, DiMaggio (unofficial ball, inscribed “Yankee 

Clipper”), Griffey, Jr., Hamels, Kell, Kuhn, Mays (with JSA cert and hologram), 

Perez, Ripken Jr., F. Robinson, Rollins, (2) Rose (respectively inscribed “3 Time 

Champ” and “All Time Hit King”), Schmidt and Seaver (“ROY ‘67”). Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 


1442. (10) Connie Mack Items with Signed Baseball 

The offered lot contains ten Connie Mack vintage collectibles with several noteworthy 

relics. Highlights include: 1.) Mack (“2-3”) single-signed Reach baseball; 2.) 1951 A’s 

Christmas card, Mack cover (VG-EX); 3-4.) (2) original Mack wire-photos including 

a 1929 example from the Baseball Magazine/Christy’s 1996 Auction. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. View our website for a complete list. 


1443. (14) Signed Yankees Lot with Jeter/Rodriguez 

Baseball 

Spanning from the 1950s to the modern day, the offered lot contains (14) signed 

Yankees items. Included are: Baseballs: (5) with DiMaggio (“9”, Yankee Clipper), (2) 

Rivera, B. Williams and Jeter/Rodriguez (Steiner sticker, no cert); 8x10s: (5) with 

Allen, Jackson, Larsen, Sewell and Dickey/Gomez; and Flats: (4) with 1952 Barrow 

check and L. Gomez, Sewell and Weiss cuts. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. View our website for additional information. 





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1444. Lou Brock 

1967-1968 Game- 

Used bat - PSA 9 

The offered Hillerich & 

Bradsby “R161” signature 

model bat was ably employed 

by Lou Brock, the former 

stolen base champion, during 

one or both of the Redbirds’ 

flag-winning campaigns in 

1967-1968. Turned to dimensions 

of 35.8 ounces and 34 

inches, the uncracked, highgrade 

white ash example 

shows tremendous game use, 

with ball, bat-rack and cleat 

marks throughout, as well as heavy pine-tar residue and scoring about the handle, slight checking on the hitting surface and black marker notations of his since-retired number 

“20” on both the knob and barrel end. Graded GU-9 by John Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. 


1445. Frank Robinson 1974-1975 

Signed Game-Used Bat PSA 8.5 

Making history as the first black manager in Major 

League history, Frank Robinson was already well on 

his way to Cooperstown because of his exploits on the 

playing field. The offered Hillerich & Bradsby “R161” 

signature model bat was signed and wielded by the former 

Triple Crown winner as he served in both player 

and manager capacities. Turned during the 1974-1975 

labeling period, this (35oz/35”) white ash lumber features 

Robinson’s black marker autograph, which shows 

(“9”) strength between the center brand and barrel 

stampings. The item exhibits outstanding game use, 

with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as well 

as a hairline crack on the handle’s upper portion and 

vintage black marker notations of “20” on both the knob and barrel end. Graded GU-8.5 by John Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOAs from John Taube, PSA/DNA and James 

Spence Authentications (the latter LOA for the signatures only). 


1448. (12) 

Autographed Bats 

- All Hall of 

Famers 

Ready to turn any bat rack 

into a Hall of Fame showcase, 

these (12) pro stock 

display weapons are each 

signed by a Cooperstownenshrined 

superstar. The 

glossy surfaces are home to 

bold signatures that average 

(“8”) strength. Includes: 

Aparicio; Appling inscribed 

“1936 BA 388 - HOF 1964 

- Old Aches & Pains”; 

Berra inscribed “#8”; 

Carlton “#32”; Henderson; 

R. Jackson “Mr. October” 

(limited edition 256/563); 

B. Leonard “H.O.F. ‘72”; 

Mize (d.1993) “Big Cat - 

HRs 359 - HOF 81”; 

Puckett; and Stargell. 

Included, as well, are multisigned 

bats including: 

Barlick(d.1995)/Bench/ 

Schoendienst/Yastrzemski 

and bat with (13) Hall of 

Famers to include 

Boudreau, Feller, Ferrell, 

Gibson, Irvin, Kell, Kiner, 

Mathews, Mize, J. Sewell, 

Slaughter, Spahn and 

Wilhelm. Auction LOA 

from James Spence 

Authentications. Applicable 

deceased dates are listed on our website. 


1449. Barry Bonds Autograph Lot With (7) Pieces 

All-time home run champion Barry Bonds has autographed the offered items. The signatures 

average (“8-9”) quality and media include: Signed Bat a 34” professional 

model “Sam Bat” 600th home run commemorative model (inscribed “8-9-02 #600,” 

limited edition 297/600); 500th Home Run Signed Framed Display framed to 

dimensions of 40 x 23-1/2”, this Steve Hoskins limited edition (475/500) composition 

is signed by Bonds (inscribed “500 HR 5/17/01”); Miscellaneous (3) signed limited 

edition OML Selig spheres (all snow-white “9-10” with 2 “9-10” signatures and 1 “6” 

autograph); a signed 2002 All-Star Game replica warm-up jersey with stats embroidered 

on the back (signed on back twill “5”); and a 16-3/4 x 15-1/4” framed display 

with signed photo (41/73) and tickets from Oct. 5 and Oct. 7, 2001 (Bonds’ home runs 

#70 through #73). “Barry Bonds 25” holograms accompany (with no basic certs). 



1446. Mark McGwire 1998 

Game-Used Bat - PSA 7 

This Rawlings-Adirondak “MAC25” blockletter 

bat (33.8oz/34-1/2”) was brandished 

by Mark McGwire during his record-breaking 

70-homer performance of 1998. This 

uncracked white ash war club sports a red 

ring (just below the center brand) and 

shows good game use with ball marks on 

the barrel and light pine-tar residue on the 

upper portion of the handle. There are ballpoint 

notations of “McGwire” and “33” 

(ounces) on the knob, as well as model 

number, year and batch code engravings. Graded GU-7 by John 

Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOA from John Taube, 

PSA/DNA 


1447. (6) St. Louis Cardinals 1965-1968 

Game-Used Bats 

The toast of the National League throughout the latter portion 

of the 1960s, the St. Louis Cardinals claimed three 

pennants and two World Series crowns between 1964 and 

1968. The offered (6) Hillerich & Bradsby signature model 

bats were used by Redbirds stars during that reign of N.L. 

dominance. These white ash weapons were all turned during 

the 1965-1968 labeling period and show heavy game 

use. Includes: Davis (32oz/35”) “W166” with “14” 

inscribed on the knob and a 6” slice missing from the hitting 

surface; (2) McCarver (33oz/35”) “S2” with “8” 

inscribed on the knob and (35.2oz/35-1/4”) “MC47” with 

“15” inscribed on the knob and barrel end (checking on the 

hitting surface); Schoendienst (32.4oz/35”) “P89” coach’s bat with “21” inscribed on knob (used by Curt Flood and handle crack repaired with vintage bat boy nails; Shannon 

(36oz/36”) “C232” with “18” inscribed on knob/barrel end and handle crack repaired by vintage bat boy nails; and Uecker (33oz/35”) “B193” with “9” inscribed on flare 

knob/barrel end. Auction LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. 



1450. 

Baseball 

Autograph 

Collection 

with A- 

Rod UDA 

and 

Mantle 

The offered 

keepsakes have 

been signed by 

Hall of Famers 

and superstars, 

alike on colorful 

photos, publications 

and 

white ash 

weapons. The 

scriptings average 

(“8-9”), 

with many 

nicer. 

Highlights 

include: Bats 

(3) including a 

1977 All-Star Game tem logo bat, and a Houston Astros team-signed bat with (20) 

signatures, including Bagwell, Bass and Biggio; Signed Flats with Barry Bonds (2005 

stand-up figure), G. Bush (framed display), Clemens, Ford, Mize, A. Rodriguez 

(UDA), Seaver (framed display); a Leroy Nieman “Manager of the Year” litho signed 

by Eckersley and LaRussa and a 1968 Celebrity Golf ticket signed by (4) including 

Mantle and Trevino; Signed 8x10 Prints with Berra Canseco, Glavine, Larsen, B. 

O’Neil and Sutter; Signed Publications with Aaron (April 15, 1974 Sports Illustrated 

“715” issue); Clemens, Gwynn and O. Smith. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. Complete list available on our website. 



1451. Baseball Autograph Collection With DiMaggio- 

Mays Framed Signed Photo 

Natural rivals are the theme in this stellar autographed lot (“8-9” signatures) that 

includes: Signed Flats (14) with an 11x14 framed Mays/DiMaggio photo (PSA/DNA 

full photo LOA); (2) 10x8 signed prints with Marichal/Gibson and Rose/Yastrzemski 

(both with PSA/DNA certs/holograms); Dizzy Dean cut signature (PSA/DNA full 

photo LOA); Lindstrom 1974 TCMA “League Leaders” signed card; and (9) Hall of 

Fame Plaque postcards with Gehringer, Hubbell, Kell, B. Leonard, Mantle, Musial, 

Schoendienst, Terry and T. Williams; Signed Baseballs (4) with Banks (clean white 

OML Selig, “9”); Hunter (lightly toned OAL Brown, “5-6”); Kell (medium-toned 

OAL Brown, “5-6,” signed on side panel); and a PSA/DNA “7” (unofficial) ball 

signed by Kaline and Gehringer (side panel, full photo LOA accompanies). Auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional details on our website. 



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1452. (146) 

1930s-1990s 

Autographed 

Baseball 

Cards with 

1958 #1 

Williams 

Featured is an 

assortment of (146) 

1930s-1990s autographed 

baseball 

cards, including 

(25) 1930s-1960s 

Exhibits, (26) 

1950s, (22) 1960s, 

(35) 1970s and 

(38) 1980s-1990s. 

Unless noted, each 

piece is penned in 

blue or black ink, 

with the endorsements 

grading in 

the (“8”) range or 

better. Keys 

include Hall of 

Famers/Stars: 

Carew (1986 

Topps #400), (2) 

Gossage (1973 

Topps #174 RC, 

1977 Topps #319), Kaline (1958 Topps #70), (2) Kell (1947-66 Exhibits, 1958 Topps 

#40), Keller (1939-46 Exhibit Salutations), Rose (1986 Donruss Diamond Kings #653), 

Seaver (1969 Topps #480), Slaughter (1958 Topps #142) and T. Williams (1958 Topps 

#1, “7”). The majority of these signed artifacts grade (VG to VG-EX) with some better 

and others lesser. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please visit 

our website. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1453. Willie Mays Collection With Cards, Publications 

and Signed Displays 

The offered collection is comprised of (86) impressive Willie Mays keepsakes, with 

signed and graded examples among the highlights. Includes: Signed Framed 

Displays (2) with signed (“9-10” strength) Giants home jersey (39-1/2 x 40-1/2” 

frame) and a sepia-toned print of 1951 World Series catch (22-3/8 x 26-1/2” frame) 

with (“9-10”) signature and holograms (no basic certs) from Say Hey and Steiner; 

Graded Cards (7) with 1959 Topps #50 (PSA 5); 1961 Topps #150 (PSA 5); 2003 

Finest Moments #WMA (BGS 9/10) and 2004 Finest Moments #WM (BGS 8.5/10). 

Also included are vintage ungraded cards and publications. Auction LOA from James 

Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. 


1456. (10) T. Williams and DiMaggio Signed Flats 

“The Splendid Splinter” and “Joltin’ Joe” are the celebrated subjects in this lot of (10) 

autographed flats. Each piece is penned in blue Sharpie and grades (“9-10”) strength 

and clarity. Includes: Ted Williams with (3) 11x14 color prints signed by both 

Williams and renowned photographer Arthur Griffin and a Williams signed photo 

postcard; DiMaggio with a Wheaties ad (full page) from the August 6, 1938 Saturday 

Evening Post; a Louisville Slugger ad from the October 9, 1946 The Sporting News; a 

“Camel Cigarettes” full-page ad; (2) 14x11 sepia-toned prints and a 10x8 black-andwhite 

print signed by DiMaggio, Dickey and Henrich. Auction LOA from James 



1457. (2) Vintage Signed Album Pages - With Hack 

Wilson and Tony Lazzeri 

These vintage pages were signed during the 1920s or 1930s and cherished by a prewar 

autograph seeker. A page from a memo book issued in 1924 by a St. Louis tailor 

has been signed in pencil (“8” strength) by Benge, J. Judge, H. Wilson and D. Taylor. 

Additionally, a single blank sheet is signed in black ink (“9” throughout) by Elliott, 

Fischer, Harshany, T. Heath, Lazzeri, Marchildon, Mazzera, Mulligan, Pezzullo, A. 

Smith, Weir and four unidentified persons. Auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. Applicable deceased dates listed on our website. 


1454. (31) Signed Baseball Cachets, Postcards and Cards 

Presented is a lot of (31) signed baseball flats featuring an array of Hall of Famers, 

including: Yellow HOF Postcards: (13) with Dean (back-signed, “9”), Flick (backsigned) 

and Grove (red ink); Postcards: (5) with Cronin, Greenberg and Greenberg/ 

Kiner; Cachets: (7) with Banks, Terry; Cards: (6) with Greenberg. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. View our website for more information. 


1455. (7) Vintage Multi-/Single-Signed Baseball Items 

with Maranville Letter 

Presented is an assortment of seven vintage multi-/single-signed baseball items. 

Included are 1-3.) (3) dated 1936 Maranville (d.1954) correspondence items including 

a dated 2/26/36 two-page letter with advice content and autograph (“8-9” Mgr. Elmira 

BBall club) inscription, 4-1/2 x 3-1/2 photograph (“8”) and postmarked 2/27/36 envelope 

(GD). Both signatures are preceded by Yours in Sport salutations; 4.) dated 1935 

Tigers team-signed 8x5 newspaper clipping with (8) signatures including Gehringer, 

Goslin and Greenberg. Each autograph registers (“8-9”) signature strength; 5.) singlesigned 

Rowe 3x5 index card (“9”); 6.) dated 1937 Official Baseball Facts multisigned 

annual with (7) signatures including Appling, Gehringer, Hubbell (cover), J. 

McCarthy, Medwick, Ott (d.1958),average (“7-8”) and 7.) single-signed Flick 8x5 

newspaper clipping (“7”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a 

complete list of signatures and death dates, please visit our website. 



1458. (450+) 1950s-1990s Autographed Baseball, Index 

and Postcards 

Featured is an interesting assemblage of (450+) 1950s-1990s autographed baseball, 

index and postcards. The majority of the blue or black ink signatures average (“8-9”) 

strength or better. Highlights include Signed Baseball Cards: (276 cards) with (16) 

1950s, (39) 1960s, (46) 1970s, (161) 1980s, (14) 1990s with (4) Banks (1959 Topps 

IA, 1960 Topps, one Exhibit), Hunter (1979 Topps), (2) Kaline (both 1971 Topps), (4) 

Musial (one Exhibit), Ripken, Rose (1965 Topps, “4”), (5) Snider, (3) Spahn (1962 

Topps IA, 1964 Topps, Exhibit), (2) Stargell (one 1977 Topps), Terry (1973 TCMA), 

Winfield, Yastrzemski; Signed Index Cards: (147 cards) with (2) Bell, Gomez, 

Hubbell, Kell, Koufax, Lyons, (2) Musial, Reese; Signed Postcards: (34 cards, many 

HOF Yellow Plaques) with Appling, D. DiMaggio, (2) J. DiMaggio, V. DiMaggio, 

Hoyt (with inscription), Hubbell, Sewell, Terry and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key signatures, please visit our 

website. 



1459. (1100) Autographed Index Cards - All Deceased 

Baseball Players 

Presented is an incredible collection of (1100) autographed index cards featuring the 

signatures of deceased players from Major League Baseball. The list of dearly departed 

contains mostly players that passed away in the 1990s through 2008 with moderate 

duplication. Although most of the major stars are absent, the group does contain minor 

stars and All-Stars from the 1940s-1980s. Most of the signatures are signed directly 

onto the 3x5 index card, although there is about 20% that are cuts affixed to the card. 

Rarely are collections of this magnitude offered in an auction atmosphere, and autograph 

collectors will be thrilled to take this prize home. A list of players can be 

viewed on our website. 



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1460. 1962 All- 

Star Game 

Program With 

Graded Full 

Ticket 

Offered is a pair of 

1962 all-star game 

items with an unused 

ticket and game-day 

program. Both items 

are from the second 

all-star game at 

Wrigley Field in the 

1962 season. The presented 

pair features a 

full size unused lower 

box ticket encapsulated 

by PSA and graded 

NM-7, as well as a 

vibrant un-scored 

game-day program 

(EX-MT). 

Opening Bid 

$250.00 

1461. 1940s 

and 1950s 

Brooklyn 

Dodgers 

Rare Items 

Lot of 

Seven 

The offered collection 

features 

seven tough collectibles 

from the 

Brooklyn 

Dodgers. 

Composed from 

the 1940s 

through 1950s 

included in this 

amazing grouping 

are: (3) Comic books with (1) Jackie Robinson, 1947 World Series scorecard and 

paper visor, 1955 ashtray and a 1941 NL champs team photo pack. For complete listing 

of all items and conditions, please visit our website. 


1465. 1933 World Series Game 3 

Ticket Stub - Last Postseason Win in 

Washington 

The offered ticket stub was issued to one of the 25,272 

Griffith Stadium patrons on October 5, 1933: the day of 

the last Washington Senators postseason triumph. This 

5 x 2-1/4” voucher showcases Clark Griffith’s facsimile 

signature and, with a vertical perforation intact at the 

rain check portion, grades (EX-MT). 


1466. (2) 1934 World Series Ticket 

Stubs - Game 2 and Game 7 

These (2) ticket stubs were issued at Navin Field for 

Games 2 and 7 of the tense, edgy 1934 World Series 

between Detroit and St. Louis, the latter contest an 11-0 

shutout by Cards ace Dizzy Dean, as Commissioner 

Landis oversaw Joe Medwick’s removal from the game 

for his own safety. The vouchers present nicely with 

minimal paper loss on the reverse of the Game 7 ticket. 


1467. (9) 

1939 

Baseball 

Centennial 

and Hall 

of Fame 

Souvenirs 

Celebrate the 

1939 Baseball 

Centennial and 

Hall of Fame 

with these nine 

souvenirs: 1.) 

postmarked 

6/12/39 

stamped FDC 

(VG-EX); 2.) dated 1939 The Sporting News Record 

Book (128 pg., VG-EX); 3-4.) dated 1939 American 

League and Major League pocket schedule/calendar 

(both EX) and 5.) 1962 Hall of Fame picture pack (24 

photos, NM-MT). For the remaining items, please visit 

our website. 


1462. 1947-2002 All-Star Game and Postseason Tickets Lot 

Issued for some of the most memorable games in baseball annals, these (60) World Series and All-Star Game 

tickets and press passes granted bearers access to legendary icons such as Jackie Robinson, Koufax, Reggie 

and hundreds of others stars. With contents dating from 1947 through 2002, the lot includes stubs with colorful 

logos and printed seating and event legends, as well as full tickets for the more recent events. Highlights 

include; World Series 1956 Game 2 (Ebbets Field, Berra and Snider HRs); 1959 Game 1 (Comiskey Park, 

Kluszewski 2 HRs); 1966 Game 2 (Dodger Stadium, last-ever appearance by Koufax); 1967 Game 4 (Busch 

Stadium, Gibson shutout and fourth of seven straight World Series wins); 1989 Game 1 (Oakland-Alameda 

Coliseum, delayed by earthquake); All-Star Game 1947 (Wrigley Field); (3) 1967 (Anaheim Stadium, press 

passes, 15-inning game); 1983 (Comiskey Park, 50th Anniversary game, only grand slam in All-Star history). 

Included, as well, are several World Series “phantom” tickets. Complete listing available on our website. 


1463. Vintage Publication/Ticket Lot With Philadelphia 

Concentration 

These vintage stadium-issued programs and ticket stubs hail from seasons past and 

feature a heavy Philadelphia concentration. Includes: Programs (15) with (12) 

Philadelphia Athletics guides ranging from 1937 through 1950. With covers and pages 

intact, most have been scored (in pencil) and exhibit (EX) quality on average; (3) 

Philadelphia Phillies guides including a 1941 program, an (EX-MT) 1949 yearbook 

and a 1971 program; World Series Ticket Stubs (4) with 1942 (Game 2), 1947 

(Game 2), 1957 (Game 7) and 1976 (Game 3). 


1464. (56) 

1920s-1970s 

News Service, 

Original and 

Cut 

Photographs— 

All 

Philadelphia 

Athletics 

A multitude of noteworthy 

Philadelphia 

Athletic players are 

found on these (56) 

1920s-1970s news 

service, original and 

cut photographs. 

Featured are News 

Service Photographs: 

(16 photographs, 

mostly have info sheets) with 1920 Mack/Harris, 1928 Mack/Cobb, 1935 Cochrane 

(hand), 1939 E. Collins, 1945 Mack/Fowler, 1950 Mack, 1951 Mack/Littrell, 1952 H. 

Ford/Mack; Original Photographs: (24 photographs) with 1920s James/Boone 

(8x10), McAvoy/Mitchell (8x10), Murphy (8x10, affixed to cardboard backing), (5) 

1920s Athletics players (3x5), (14) 1940 Philadelphia vs. Cleveland (2-1/2 x 3-1/2, 

affixed to page) and 1953-55 Artvue HOF Plaque Mack postcard (EX-MT). The 

majority of these grade (VG to VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. For more 

details, please visit our website. 


1468. (7) 1939-1954 Phillies vs. 

Athletics Intra-City Programs 

Offered is a selection of seven difficult 1939-1954 

Phillies vs. Athletics intra-city programs from the hotly 

contested annual series. Included are 1939 (GD, 

scored), 1943 (FR, scored), (2) 1945 (both FR to GD, 

both scored), 1946 (EX, unscored), 1948 (VG, lightly 

scored) and 1954 (FR, unscored). 


1471. Signed Mickey Mantle 1957- 

1959 “Big League Baseball” Board 

Game 

The offered Gardner’s “Mickey Mantle Big League 

Baseball” board game is autographed by its Hall of 

Fame namesake. The colorful cover (VG with separation 

at the corners) is signed in black Sharpie (“9” 

strength). The playing board is included but several of 

the pieces are missing. Auction LOA from James 



1469. 

1951 

Fischer’s 

Bread 

Labels 

Cass 

Michaels 

SGC 10 

Graded 10 

Poor 1 by 

SGC. 


1951 

Fischer’s 

Bread Labels 

Cass 

Michaels. 

This delicate 

offering has 

deep penetrating 

color; a combination of surface wear accounts for 

the technical assessment. 


1472. (7) 

1961 

Chemstrand 

Iron-On 

Baseball 

Patches— 

All PSA 9 

Each graded Mint 

9 by PSA. 


sampling of (7) 

1961 Chemstrand 

Iron-On Baseball 

patches. These 

colorful pieces of 

fabric depict 

Banks, Berra, Fox, 

Kaline, Killebrew, 

Malzone and 

Mays. 


1470. (3) 

Baseball 

Season 

Passes - 

1952 

Yankees, 

1956 NL and 

1969 Mets 

Valid season long 

for admission to 

the appropriate 

venues, these (3) 

vintage teamissued 

passes are 

decidedly tough to 

find and further 

appealing in that 

they remain in gorgeous 

condition. 

Includes: 1952 New York Yankees press pass for a New 

York Mirror writer; 1956 National League season pass 

to all N.L. grounds, with Giles facsimile signature; 

1969 New York Mets season pass. 


1473. 1970s-1990s Bulk “Phantom” 

World Series Ticket Lot 

Anticipating October dates that never came to fruition 

on Chicago’s South Side, the offered (451) “phantom” 

White Sox postseason tickets include complete sheets 

of ALCS and World Series tickets: 1977 (12); 1982 (5); 

1983 (5); 1996 (26). Also included are single tickets for 

Game 5 of the 1983 ALCS (Comiskey Park) and 1980 

World Series Games 1 and 7 (Astrodome). 





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1474. Sandy Koufax Autographed 

Book and Ticket Stub to Last Win 

Featured is a pair of vintage Sandy Koufax items: 1.) 

dated 1968 The Baseball Life of Sandy Koufax by 

Vecsey penned by the hurler on the title page (“8”) and 

2.) dated 10/2/66 ticket stub from Koufax’s final victory 

stapled to p. 181. Cert card and sticker from James 

Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit 

our website. 


1477. (15) Mike Schmidt Single- 

Signed Baseballs with (1) Stat 

Presented are fifteen Mike Schmidt single-signed baseballs, 

including one stat ball. The primarily (“9-10”) 

balls are penned on (12) OML, (2) ONL and (1) OAS 

sphere(s) in blue ink, averaging (“9-10”), highlighted 

by a Schmidt stat ball (“8”) with sixteen inscriptions 

(Mike Schmidt HMG sticker). Cert stickers and auction 

LOA from James Spence Authentications. For more 

details, please visit our website. 


1480. (12) 1991 ProStars TV Series 

Animated Cels with Jordan and 

Gretzky 

Presented is a group of twelve animated cels from the 

1991 “ProStars” television series. These colorful 13x11 

production pieces feature Michael Jordan, Wayne 

Gretzky and Bo Jackson in a variety of settings. Perfect 

for the one-of-a-kind sports art collector. 


1475. 

1996 

Richie 

Ashburn 

Signed 

Perez- 

Steele 

Postcard 


tough-to-find 

1996 Richie 

Ashburn 

signed Perez- 

Steele #220 

postcard. This 

3-1/2 x 5-1/2 

correspondence 

item 

was released 

just a year before the Hall of Famer’s death in 1997. 

The obverse is penned in blue Sharpie and demonstrates 

(“8-9”) signature strength. Sticker cert from 

PSA/DNA on the reverse. 


1478. Mike 

Schmidt 

Personal 

Taylor Made 

Golf Bag 

Presented is a circa- 

1980s Mike Schmidt 

personally used Taylor 

Made golf bag, which 

shows extensive use, 

including moderate 

soiling, wear and a 

moderately sized hole. 

This equipment is 

endorsed in black 

Sharpie, with the 

humongous signature 

grading (“6”). An 

unattributed 4-iron is 

also present. Auction 


Spence 


Opening Bid 

$100.00 

1481. (3) 

1954-55 

Oscar 

Robertson 

High 

School 

Lot 

Offered are 

three kitchy 

items featuring 

the great Oscar 

Robertson from 

his days as a 

high school 

standout in 

Indiana. The 

Big “O” shows 

his fundamentally 

sound mechanics in these rare images and scored 

program. Each piece is in VG-EX to EX condition with 

minor wear present. For a comprehensive listing, please 



1476. 1998 Full Ticket Hoards From 

McGwire’s 64th and 65th Home Run 

Games 

Milwaukee’s County Stadium came alive as Mark 

McGwire brought his home run parade to town in mid- 

September in 1998. The offered stacks of (125) and 

(124) full tickets were issued on September 18 and 

September 20, with “Big Mac” going deep in each contest 

to extend his (then) single-season record to 64 and 

65 home runs. The complete vouchers have printed 

seating and event legends. 


1479. 1998-2000 Yankees Team- 

Signed Framed Piece - L.E. 24/26 

This limited edition (24/26) framed (28-1/4 x 24-1/4”) 

color print is autographed by (27) Yankees players and 

coaches from one or more of the franchise’s 1998-2000 

championship rosters. The silver Sharpie pennings 

(“9”) include: Bush, Cardenal, Chambliss, Clemens, 

Cloninger, Cone, Girardi, Hernandez, Jeter, Ledee, 

Martinez, Mendoza, Nelson, O’Neill, Pettitte, Raines, 

Rivera, Sojo, Spencer, Stanton, Stottlemyre, 

Strawberry, Torre, Vizcaino, Wells, B. Williams and 

one other. Auction LOA from James Spence 



1482. 1968 

Pete 

Maravich 

Photograph 

and Cut 

Signature 

Incorporating flash 

and style into the 

game like none 

before or since, Pete 

Maravich (d.1988) 

took center stage on 

the court and does 

so in the offered 

pairing. Includes: 

1968 News Service 

Photo a 7-1/8 x 9” 

black-and-white image of the youthful LSU phenom. 

Used in SPORT Magazine, the photo has vintage 

stampings and a caption sheet on to the reverse; Signed 

Index Card Maravich has signed “Pistol Pete” in red 

marker (PSA hologram with no cert). Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. 



1483. (128) 1925-1976 Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics 

Scorecards 

The offered (128) 1925-1976 Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics scorecards chronicles 

over a half-century of baseball in the “City of Brotherly Love”. Featured are Phillies: 

(110 scorecards) with (1) 1925, (1) 1929, (2) 1941 (one with full ticket), (6) 1949 

(Opening Day, Spring Training, one stub), (4) 1950 (one with ticket affixed), (4) 1964, 

(one phantom World Series), (5) 1965 (one first game in Astrodome, one ticket stub); 

Athletics: (18 scorecards) with (2) 1939 (one versus Yankees with Gehrig as back 

up), (1) 1949 yearbook (VG), (3) 1950 (one Enquirer, one Mack book), (2) My 66 

Years in the Big Leagues by Mack (both VG) and 1954. The majority of these primarily 

home publications are neatly marked in pencil. Additionally, the average grade 

throughout is (VG to EX) with the conditions becoming substantially better starting in 

the 1960s. For a complete breakdown of years, please visit our website. 


1485. 

Michael 

Jordan 

“Loudest 

Cheer” 

UDA 

Signed 

Lithograph 

This UDA 

signed and 

framed piece 

showcases the 

highly sought 

autograph of 

Madison Avenue 

icon Michael 

Jordan (black 

Sharpie, “9” 

strength). 

Framed to 

dimensions of 

24x29, artist Tim 

Spransy’s colorful 

composition 

is entitled 

“When the 

Loudest Cheer 

Stopped” and 

depicts Jordan 

walking alongside 

the transparent 

“ghost” 

image of his 

father, James 

Jordan. UDA cert and hologram. Additional details on our website. 



1484. Baltimore Orioles Lot - With 2131 Game Chair 

The lone team to capture World Series titles in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, the tradition-rich 

Baltimore Orioles are celebrated in this lot of unique collectibles. Includes: 

1995 Ripken “2131” Game-Used Chair a folding chair with a thick leather-covered 

seat and backrest with “2131” logos, this was one of several chairs used down the 

base lines to accommodate a surplus of fans for Cal Ripken’s 2,131st consecutive 

game on September 6, 1995 at Camden Yards. Pristine condition; Signed Photos with 

a framed (25-1/8 x 21-1/8”) “2131” action color print signed by Ripken (“10” 

strength) and a (20-1/2 x 13-3/4”) dual photo display signed by B. Robinson and 

Palmer. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed 



1486. (7) Team-Signed Basketballs - With Kobe, 

DeBusschere and Anthony 

Team-Signed NBA Basketballs make up this star-studded lot that includes: 1972-73 

New York Knicks (6 signatures) with Bradley, DeBusschere, Frazier, Holtzman, 

Monroe, Reed; 1991-92 Golden State Warriors (12) with Alexander, Askew, Gatling, 

T. Hardaway, Higgins, Mullin and Petersen; 1996-97 San Antonio Spurs (3) with Del 

Negro, Elliott and Wilkins; Late-1990s New York Knicks (4) with Childs and 

Sprewell; 1990s-2000s Indiana Pacers (12) with Carlisle (coach), Person and 

Tinsley; 2000s Denver Nuggets (11) with Anthony, Boykins, D. Johnson, Karl 

(coach), Lenard, Miller and Russell; Mid-2000s Los Angeles Lakers (5) with Bryant, 

Buss (owner), Mihm, Vujacic and L. Walton. 



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1487. Basketball Signed Flats - With Magic, Shaq and West 

The offered autograph assortment is “Nothing but Net,” as it includes NBA legends 

from the past half century, including photographs and publications signed by their 

dazzling subjects (signatures average “9”). Highlights include: Signed Photographs 

(28, mostly 8x10) with Baylor, M. Johnson, Kemp, K. Malone, M. Malone, Pippen, 

Reed, Unseld (5x7 team-issued photo), (4) West and Worthy; Signed Publications 

(20) with Barry (April 1975 Sport); V. Carter (Carolina Court ‘97); Kidd (March 3, 

2008 Sports Illustrated); O’Neal (June 1, 1998 ESPN); O. Robertson (The Art of 

Basketball) and D. Robinson (July 7, 1999 Sports Illustrated). Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. Plus several UDA or PSA/DNA certs and holograms 

accompany. Additional items are listed on our website. 


1489. (2) 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Near Sets 

Presented is an appealing pair of 1986-87 Fleer Basketball near sets. Both near sets average (NM, light edge 

discoloration when viewed as stack) with some better and others lesser, including (126/132, 10/11 stickers) 

and (131/132, 11 stickers). Featured are (2) #7 Barkley RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #9 Bird (NM-MT, NM), (2) 

#26 Drexler RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #32 Ewing RC (both NM), (2) #53 M. Johnson (NM-MT, NM), (2) #57 

Jordan RC (NM-MT, EX), (2) #68 K. Malone RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #77 Mullin RC (both NM-MT), (2) #82 

Olajuwon RC (NM-MT, EX), #109 I. Thomas RC (NM), (2) #121 Wilkins RC (both NM-MT) and #8 Jordan 

Sticker (NM). For a complete list of missing numbers, please visit our website. 



1488. (19) Signed Basketballs with Abdul-Jabbar, Kidd 

and College Coaches Ball 

Having shown incredible prowess for handling “The Rock” on NBA hardwoods, the 

hoops icons have done the same with the offered autographed Official NBA, NCAA 

and mini-balls with black or silver Sharpie signatures that average (“7-8”). Includes: 

Full-Size Signed Balls Abdul-Jabbar, Barry, Bowie, L. Brown, Drexler (inscribed 

“#22 - The Glide”), Kidd, M. Lemon, Miller, Okafor, J. Smith (“#32”), Stackhouse 

and multi-signed balls with: Rambis and (2) others; and (2) signed by college coaches 

including Henson, Kruger, McGuire (d.2001), Meyer (d.2006); Penders, Phelps and R. 

Williams; Signed Mini-Balls with Malone, D. Thompson, (2) Vitale and one other. 



1490. (8) Lakers Items with 1967 First 

Game at Forum 

Presented is a lot of (8) Lakers collectibles highlighted by a program 

from their first-ever game player at “The Forum”. The 

December 31, 1967 program presents in mid-grade condition and 

comes with (2) First Night certificates. Rounding out the lot are 

various publications and statues with Magic and Shaq Danbury 

Mint examples. 


1491. 

(379) 

1961-80 

Basketball 

Lot with 

Many 

Stars 

From 1961-62 

Fleer through 

1980-81 Topps, 


contains (379) 

vintage basketball 

cards 

loaded with 

stars. 

Highlights 

include: 1.) 

(29) 1961-62 

Fleer, average 

(VG) with #44 

Wilkens (EX), 

#45 Arizin 

(VG-EX), #49 

Cousy (VG- 

EX), #61 

Robertson (EX- 

MT); 2.) (178) 

1969-70 Topps, average (VG/VG-EX), with (2) #1 Chamberlain (FR, VG), #25 

Alcindor RC (VG-EX), #90 West (VG-EX); 3.) 1970-71 Topps near set (171/175), 

average (EX-MT), with #50 Chamberlain (EX), #75 Alcindor (EX-MT), #100 

Robertson (VG-EX), #123 Maravich RC (EX-MT), #160 West (NM). Please view our 

website for additional information. 


1493. 

Modern 

Autograph 

Lot With 

Football 

Focus and 

(5) 

Baseball 

Hall of 

Famers 

As Major 

League Baseball 

and the National 

Football League 

overlap this fall, 


complies, boasting 

autographs 

(average “9” 

strength) of 

stars from both. 

Includes: 

Signed 

Baseballs with 

(3) snow-white 

(grade “9-10”) 

OML Selig 

spheres signed by Fingers (inscribed “HOF 92”), Ford (PSA/DNA 9.5) and Kell 

(“HOF 83, d.2009), respectively; an OAL Brown ball (“7”) signed by Weaver 

(“H.O.F. 96”) and an ONL Giamatti orb (“8”) signed by F. Robinson; Signed Football 

Helmets with (4) full-size replica models including Ravens models signed by Heap, 

Reed and D. Williams; Buccaneers signed by Alstott (“A-Train”); and a Buccaneers 

mini-helmet signed by C. Williams; Signed Football Jerseys with pro-model pullover 

garments to include Alstott (Buccaneers) and Heap (Ravens). Auction LOA from 



1492. 

College 

and Pro 

Football 

and 

Basketball 

Ticket Lot 

- 1941- 

2002 

Dating from 

1941 through 

2002, these full 

tickets and 

stubs were hot 

items, indeed, 

as they were 

issued for some 

of the most 

anticipated contests 

in college 

and professional 

football and 

basketball. 

Highlights include: Football 1963 NFL Championship (predating the Super Bowl, this 

“Pass Out Check” was issued for the title contest at Chicago’s Wrigley Field); 1979 

Rose Bowl (Charles White’s infamous touchdown, USC over Michigan); Super Bowl 

XXII (Washington over Denver, multiple creases); Super Bowl XXIV (San Francisco 

over Denver, multiple creases); Basketball 1992 NCAA Championship (Metrodome, 

Duke over Michigan); 1998 NBA Playoffs (at Chicago, during sixth championship run 

in eight years). Complete list is available on our website. 


1494. Multi-Sport Autograph Lot - With DiMaggio and Mays 

These items are autographed by legends from various sports arenas, with a concentration 

on baseball. The attractive signatures warrant (“8-9”) assessment on average and 

include: Signed Flats including photographs and posters ranging from 8x10 to 20-1/2 

x 24-1/2” with Brett (1986 framed Gartlan A/P), DiMaggio (2 matted and signed cigarette 

ads), (2) R. Jackson (including a 1993 Hall of Fame day placard and a “REG- 

GIE!” foam board poster), Marino and Roush; multi-signed displays that include: 

1993 Negro Leagues Litho Print signed by Day, Gibson, Jr., Irvin, B. Leonard, Mays, 

Radcliffe and Wright; Signed Bats (3) pro stock examples respectively signed by 

Magadan, Rose and B. Williams (small section of wood missing from barrel); Signed 

Collector’s Plates (3) including Aaron, B. Robinson and Schmidt. Auction LOA from 

James Spence Authentications. A complete list is available on our website. 





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1495. 

1948-1989 

Multi- 

Sport Hall 

of Famer 

and 

Superstar 

Rookie 

Card Lot 

of (113) 

Offered is a 

fabulous array 

of rookie cards 

of Hall of 

Famers and 

superstars from 

three major 

sports, the 

majority from 

baseball and 

football with 

Baseball: 1948 

Bowman #18 

Spahn (VG- 

EX); 1951 

Bowman #232 

Fox (EX-MT, 

mc); 1954 

Topps #132 

Lasorda (PSA 

6); 1957 Topps #35 Robinson (EX-MT, oc); 1962 Topps #199 Perry (NM), #387 

Brock (EX); Football: 1958 Topps #90 Jurgensen (EX, oc); 1962 Topps #17 Ditka 

(colored); (2) 1972 Topps #200 Staubach (EX-MT, EX); (2) 1976 Topps #148 Payton 

(NM-MT, NM); (3) 1981 Topps #216 Montana (NM, 2- EX-MT); 1984 Topps #63 

Elway (NM), #123 Marino (NM); 1984 Topps USFL #58 R. White (NM-MT) and (4) 

1986 Topps #161 (all NM to NM-MT). For a complete list of rookie cards in this collection, 



1496. (9) Multi-Sport Autographed Items with Mantle and 

Namath 

Presented is a grouping of nine attractive multi-sport autographed items. Highlights 

include Baseball: (5 items, all “9-10”) with 1.) single-signed Rose OML ball with 

Abe. I’m sorry I bet on baseball, #4256) both (Pete Rose Hit King sticker); 2.) singlesigned 

Rose stat Reds jersey (Hit King, #4256, Charlie Hustle, Pete Rose Hit King 

sticker); 3.) single-signed Mantle print (“9”, Robert Stephen Simon) framed to 30x24 

dimensions (scuffing on exterior); 4.) team-signed 1986 Mets Cooperstown Collection 

bat with (26) signatures; Football: (2 items) with 1.) single-signed Namath full-size 

throwback helmet (Broadway x 12); 2.) single-signed Simms full-size helmet (Steiner 

sticker and cert card); Basketball: (1 item) with multi-signed ‘73 Knicks artist-proof 

34x29 print with (7) signatures including Bradley, DeBusschere, Frazier, Lucas, 

Monroe and Reed (all “9-10”). Several items come with varying levels of certification, 

although the group as a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence 

Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 


1499. Multi-Sport Balance of Collection - With Payton 

Signed Football 

Superlatives are sure to be heard when displaying the items in the offered assortment, 

which includes bats, balls and bobbleheads, with some of the keepsakes autographed: 

Michael Jordan Danbury Mint Lifetime Statues with base (MT); Mays signed bat (“9- 

10”); Palmeiro 2003 signed Game-Used bat; Gwynn/McGwire/ Ripken signed ball 

(#1/500, Steiner sticker and cert); Payton signed football (“9-10”); 1961 Philadelphia 

Eagles nodder (green base, EX with a small crack in the back of the head); 1961-1963 

LA Dodgers (square base, EX); and a Butkus/Sayers signed 8x10 (“10”). Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing, please visit our website. 


1500. Multi-Sport Signed/Unsigned Lot of (24) with Paige 

Presented is a multi-sport gathering of (24) items featuring both signed and unsigned 

collectibles. Highlights include: Signed Team-Sheets (5) with 1970 Orioles, 1974 

Rangers (Martin), 1976 Padres (McCovey, Winfield); Signed 8x10s: (9) with (2) 

Gretzky, Mia Hamm (Steiner), (2) Mays; Other Signed: (5) with Paige (5x8 clipping); 

Unsigned: (6) with wire photos of Greenberg, Koufax and Young, and a 1969 

NLCS Mets program. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. View our 



1497. Fantastic Multi-Sport Autograph Lot - With Mack, 

Baer and Jordan 

A century worth of sports icons are represented in this incredible collection of signed 

flats. The lot is comprised of signed photos and cut signature displays, with pennings 

averaging (“9”) quality. Includes: Cut Signature Displays with Grove, Lindstrom and 

Kelly (check); Signed Flats including M. Baer (“5-6”), (2) Graziano, Medwick 

(PSA/DNA), Mack (cut signature, “6”) and Schalk (PSA/DNA); a UDA Michael Jordan 

baseball (unofficial Wilson, “9-10”); a Greenberg signed letter (“7”) and (19) 8x10 photographs 

with Cronin, Newhouser, Yastrzemski (11x14 sepia), Puckett, Henderson and 

Stargell. Autographed average (“8-9”) unless otherwise noted. For a complete listing of 

items, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1498. (16) Multi-Sport Signed Lot with (2) Mantle 

Featuring several difficult Yankees, the presented lot contains (16) multi-sport signed 

items. The highlights of this lot include: 1.) Mantle (“9”) Perez-Steele; 2-5.) (4) single-signed 

8x10s from DiMaggio (“8.5”), Mantle (“9”), Martin (red, “8”) and Unitas 

(“7”, personalized); 6.) Gretzky signed Gartlan statue in box; 7-9.) (3) single-signed 

bats with Carlton, Herman and Schmidt (Cooperstown); 10-11) (2) signed/framed displays 

with Frisch (12x16) and Joe Wood (17x19). Auction LOA from James Spence 




1501. (123) Multi-Sport Vintage Cards with Hockey Stars 

With a concentration of vintage hockey stars, the presented lot contains (123) vintage 

multi-sport cards. Highlights include: Boxing: 1948 Leaf #73 Tunney (EX) and (13) 

1951 Topps Ringside (average EX); Baseball: 1954 Bowman #15 Ashburn (EX-MT), 

(32) 1955 Bowman averaging (EX) with #10 Rizzuto (VG-EX) and #179 Aaron (VG- 

EX); Hockey: 1968-69 Topps (2) #2 Orr (VG, VG-EX), #7 P. Esposito (EX), #16 

Hull (GD), (2) #29 Howe (GD, VG-EX), 1969-70 Topps #24 Orr (EX-MT), (4) #61 

Howe (3 EX, EX-MT), 1970-71 #3 Orr (EX) and 1971-72 #100 Orr (VG-EX). Please 

view our website for additional information. 



1502. Multi-Sport Auto and Card Treasure Chest with 

DiMaggio 

Containing cards as well as signed memorabilia, this multi-sport lot features an array 

of display-ready collectibles. Notable items include: (5) signed basketballs with 1997- 

98 Kentucky Champs including T. Smith; Rice/Young dual 8x10 display (both 

signed); (2) DiMaggio Albums (one signed, “9”); (6) signed footballs with Bowden 

and D. Sanders; (9) signed 8x10s with Bonds, Marino and Starr; 1986 Cal Bears 

game-used helmet; (4) signed football jerseys with McDaniel and D. Sanders 

(Redskins); (2) Cooney/Holmes dual-signed gloves; (2) game-used jerseys with 1983 

George Mason and 1999 Atlanta Hawks; (500+) modern cards including certified signatures 

from (2) Cepeda, Monk, (2) Perry and more, and a 2005 Masters program 

signed by (18) with Garcia, Mickelson and Singh. Auction LOA from James Spence 




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1503. (550+) 1980s-2000s Multi-Sport Graded 

Collection—Mostly PSA 10 

The investment-grade specialist will relish the opportunity to secure these 

(550+) 1980s-2000s multi-sport graded cards, the majority of which are 

common player PSA Gem Mint 10 examples. Highlights include PSA 10: 

(502 cards) with Baseball: (36) 1985 Donruss, (31) 1986 Donruss, (86) 

1986 Topps with #329 Puckett, (56) 1986 Topps Tiffany, Football: (193) 

1989 Score, (1) 2006 Bowman Chrome #237 Jones-Drew RC, (2) 2007 

Playoff #107 C. Johnson RC (#/399); SGC 98: (30 cards) with Baseball: (2) 

2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition #5 Price; Football: 2001 Quantum Leaf 

#228 Wayne RC, (5) 2007 Playoff with #197 C. Johnson (#/299), #110 

Bowe RC (#/99), #123 Lynch RC (#/99); Other Grades: (5 cards) with 

1969 Topps Decals F. Robinson (SGC 88) and 1977 Topps Cloth #41 

Schmidt (SGC 88). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1504. Multi-Sport and Entertainment Autograph Lot - 

With Palmer Signed Golf Ball 

This impressive assortment of autographed items features Hall of Famers from their 

respective sports and entertainers, with pennings that show (“8-9”) strength and better. 

Includes: Baseball 8x10 prints with Boudreau, B. Herman and B. Robinson, and a 

1986 Baltimore Orioles program signed by Ripken, Jr.; Basketball an 8x10 print and 

(2) index cards signed by Abdul-Jabbar; Boxing with an 8x10 print and (2) 5x7 prints 

signed by Leonard, (2) Ali signatures (including a late-1960s version); Football with 

postcards signed by Marchetti, Pihos and Wojciechowicz and index cards with 

Bednarik, Unitas; Golf with (2) publications, a scorecard and Titlist golf ball signed 

by Palmer. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. An assortment of 8x10s 

signed by entertainers are included in this lot and listed on our website, as are remaining 

sports items and applicable death dates. 


1507. 

(2300+) 

1909- 

2007 

Multi- 

Sport 

Treasure 

Chest 

with 

Singles, 

Sets and 

Modern 

Inserts 

Offered is a 

diverse 

(2300+) 

1909-2007 

multi-sport 

treasure 

chest which 

features singles, 

sets and 

modern 

inserts. 

Highlights 

include 

Vintage 

Baseball Singles: (664 cards) with 1909-11 T206: Merkle (FR, writing on back), 

1964 Topps: (161 cards, average EX to EX-MT); 1970 Topps: (203 cards, average 

EX) with #189 Munson RC (GAI 5); 1971 Topps: (107 cards, average EX to EX- 

MT); 1972 Topps: (2) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (both PSA 5); Modern Baseball 

Graded/Inserts: (1500+) with Game-Used/Auto: (119 cards) with Game-Used/Auto: 

2004 Topps Tribute: J. Robinson bat; Football Singles: (153 cards) with 1966 

Philadelphia Gum: #38 Sayers RC (VG) and Baseball Complete/Near Sets: (20 

sets) with 1992 Topps Traded (factory). For a more complete list of items, please visit 

our website. 


1508. 

(1400+) 

1973-90s 

Multi-Sport 

Complete 

Set Lot 

Baseball, basketball 

and football 

are well 

represented in 

this lot, which 

contains 

(1400+) complete 

sets. The 

vast majority are 

hand collated 

and from the 

1980s-90s, 

though several 

1970s sets are 

included. While 

the vintage 

inclusions are in 

(VG) to (VG- 

EX) condition, 

the 1980 and 

newer products 

are generally in 

upper grade. 

This lot contains: 

Baseball: (235) 1980-90s with 1980 Topps, 1982 Topps Traded (#98 Ripken 

EX-MT), 1984 Fleer Update (#27 Clemens, #93 Puckett, both NM), 1989 UD (#1 

Griffey NM-MT), 1992 Bowman, 1993 SP (#279 Jeter RC NM), 1994 SP (#15 

Rodriguez RC NM-MT), plus (900+) assorted Minor League sets; Basketball: (101) 

1973-90s with 1973 Topps, 1988 Fleer, 1994 Finest; Football: (213) 1982-90s with 

1984 Topps, 1989 Score (#57 Sanders RC PSA 9, #270 Aikman RC NM-MT), 1990 

Score Supplemental (#101 Smith RC NM). Shipping will be substantial and pick-up in 

Silver Spring, MD is encouraged. View our website for additional information. 


1505. Fantastic Autograph Collection of Hollywood and 

Sports Stars - With Ali, Gretzky and Kobe 

The “Squared Circle,” NASCAR ovals, the NBA hardwood and NHL rinks are among 

the arenas from which these celebrity autographs hail. (46) Items vary to include 

apparel and flats, with signatures averaging (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Basketball a 

“Lakers Locker Room” sign signed by (8) 1998-99 members with Bryant and Rambis 

(coach); (3) Spurs jerseys respectively signed by Finley, Nesterovic and Parker; 

Hockey (2) Gretzky signed pieces (license plate and figurine display); Howe signed 

Red Wings logo puck; Lemieux signed puck; Auto Racing May 19, 2008 Sports 

Illustrated signed by Patrick; Home Depot “#20” apron signed by T. Stewart; Boxing 

Ali signed display; Cycle Racing (2) L. Armstrong signed publications with Every 

Second Counts (signed on cover) and a “Madone” brochure; Entertainment (2) Sting 

signed copies of Broken Music; and a photograph signed by Heston. Auction LOA 

from James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. 


1506. 

(1150+) 

1977-1992 

Multi- 

Sport 

Rookie 

Collection 

with 

(250+) 

Griffey 

From the heyday 

of rampant 

rookie card 

speculation, this 

group of 

(1150+) 1977- 

1992 multisport 

debut 

cards each feature 

superstars 

who “panned 

out”. Included 

are Baseball: 

(797 cards) 

with 1982 

Donruss #405 

Ripken RC, (2) 

1982 Fleer #176 Ripken RC, (4) 1983 Topps #482 Gwynn RC, (113) 1989 Donruss 

#33 Griffey Jr. RC, (106) 1989 Fleer #548 Griffey Jr. RC, (10) 1989 Topps Traded 

#41T Griffey Jr. RC, 1989 Upper Deck: (28) #1 Griffey Jr. RC, (100) #25 R. Johnson 

RC; Football: (319 cards) with 1989 Pro Set: (46) #490 Aikman RC, (70) #494 

Sanders RC; (7) 1989 Score #270 Aikman RC, 1989 Topps Traded: (74) #70T Aikman 

RC, (56) #83T Sanders RC; (10) 1991 Score Favre RC; Basketball: (47 cards) with 

(39) 1989-90 Hoops #138 D. Robinson RC and (8) 1992-93 Topps #362 O’ Neal RC. 

These cards average (NM to MT) condition, making this a “can’t miss” collection. For 

a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 


1509. 

Multi- 

Sport 

Wax, 

Unopened 

Pack And 

Set Lot 

With 1984 

Fleer 

Update 

The offered 

treasure trove 

of un-searched 

packs, wax 

boxes and 

numerous sets 

includes (167) 

“traded/update” 

sets, a 1978 

Topps Football 

wax box, 1983 

Topps Football 

wax box and a 

1984 Fleer 

Baseball 

Update set with 

Clemens RC 

(NM to MToc), 

(6) 1986 

Fleer Update 

sets and (62) 1987 Topps Traded sets. Also present are (130) total sets from 1978- 

1998 and plenty of un-searched multi-sport wax boxes and packs from the 1980s and 

1990s including a full 1987 Topps Baseball vending case. For a complete listing of all 

items, please visit our website. Local pick-up required from consignor’s location in 

Maryland-Eastern Shore. 


1510. (215) 1992-1996 Parkhurst Hockey Insert Sets with 

(21) Pop-Up 

Offered is an accumulation of (215) 1992-1996 Parkhurst Hockey insert sets. With 

more than 15K in book value present, this lot is a boon for the singles dealer. Included 

(NM-MT) sets are (18) 1992-93 Don Cherry Picks, (19) 1993-94 Cherry’s Playoff 

Heroes, (34) 1993-94 Reprint Case Inserts Series 1-2, (18) 1994 Missing Link Future 

Stars, (21) 1994 Missing Link Pop-Up, (16) 1994 Tall Boys Future Stars, (11) 1994 

Tall Boys Scoring Leaders Mail-Ins, (15) 1994 Tall Boys Trophy Winners Mail-Ins, 

(16) 1994-95 Sweden Euro-Stars, (16) 1995-96 International Goal Patrol, (19) 1996 

All-Star Mail-In and (12) 1996 Beehive Oversized Promo. 





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1511. 

Winston 

Cup 20- 

Year 

Signed 

Set and 

Earnhardt 

16-Car 

Set 

The checkered 

flag goes to the 

winning bidder 

of this attractive 

display 

pair. Includes: 

Winston Cup 

Champions 

Signed 

Display a 20- 

1/4 x 16” 

arrangement of 

autographed 

and encapsulated 

1991 Sports 

marketing 

Enterprises 

cards individually 

celebrating 

each Winston 

Cup champion 

from 1971 through 1990. Includes: Allison; (4) Earnhardt, Sr.; Elliott; Labonte; 

Parsons; (5) R. Petty; Wallace; (3) Waltrip and (3) Yarborough; and Dale Earnhardt, 

Sr. Collector’s Set a 16-car set (in original boxes) of 1:64 scale Winston Cup collectibles 

issued by Action Performance Companies. 


1513. 

(400,000+) 

Multi- 

Sport 

Sets, 

Singles & 

Insert 

Hoard 

The enterprising 

dealer will 

want to “take 

stock” of this 

massive 

(400,000+) 

modern multisport 

sets, singles 

and insert 

hoard. These 

singles are 

housed in 5000 

count boxes 

and are loaded 

with rookies 

and stars from 

the late 1980s 

to early 1990s. 

Keynote rookies 

and stars 

such as 

Clemens, 

Griffey, Mattingly, Ramirez, Ripken and Ryan are in abundance. Multiple “dealer 

stock” 50-100 ct. player bricks and team sets with a Philadelphia concentration are 

also found within. A hoard of (300+) early 1990s baseball, football, basketball and 

hockey sets (many factory) headlined by (3) 1985 Topps Tiffany (no stars) and 1993 

Bowman Football are present. Hundreds of unopened wax packs from 1988 to the 

early-1990s round out this collection. Due to the volume of this collection, local pickup 

at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is required. 



1512. (210,000+) 1975-1979 Topps Multi-Sport Singles 

With more inhabitants than many cities, the offered (210,000+) 1975-1979 Topps 

multi-sport singles hoard has many possibilities for the enterprising dealer. 

Included are Topps Baseball: 1976 (5,000), 1978 (49,000), 1979 Topps (59,000); 

Topps Football: 1975 (12,200), 1976 (2,300), 1977 (15,000), 1978 (41,000), 

1979 (27,000); Topps Hockey: 1977-78 (2,700) and 1978-79 (3,100). Although 

all major stars have been pulled, multiple minor stars, leaders, teams and other 

specialty cards are found throughout. The majority of these singles average (EX- 

MT to NM) with many better and some lesser. Due to the size/weight, shipping 

and handling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland 

location is highly encouraged. 


1514. Multi- 

Sport Balance 

of Collection 

with 

(500,000+) 

Cards 

Presented is over 

(500,000) multi-sport 

cards with a multitude 

of star players. 

The mostly 1980s- 

2000s collection features 

a slew of Hall 

of Fame players, All- 

Star and rookie cards. 

Highlight rookies 

include: (15) 1984 

Topps #8 Don 

Mattingly (EX to EX- 

MT), (13) 1985 

Topps #401 Mark 

McGwire (VG-EX to 

EX), (3) 1989 

Bowman #220 Ken 

Griffey Jr. (EX-MT), 

(6) 1989 Donruss #33 

Ken Griffey Jr. (VG- 

EX to EX), (1) 1987 

Fleer #604 Barry 

Bonds (EX-MT) and 

(1) 1993 Topps #98 

Derek Jeter (EX-MT). The offered lot features many big name players such as Ryan, 

Seaver, Gretzky, Ripken, Brett, Yount, Rose, Orr, Bench, R. Jackson and archives and 

modern singles of Mantle, J. Robinson and Aaron. With enormous breakdown potential 

present, this lot also contains numerous boxes of newer Starting Line-up figurines, 

Beanie Babies and Salvino Slammers as well as many photos. Local pick-up is 

required from consignor’s location in Maryland, Eastern Shore. 



1515. 

George 

Levene 

1908 Silver 

Trophy 

Cup 

Offered is a 

unique threehandled 

trophy 

cup presented to 

University of 

Tennessee head 

coach George 

”Izzy” Levene. 

Displaying beautiful 

patina, this 

century old relic 

representing 

Volunteer football 

stands 8-3/4 

x 10” with a 5- 

1/2” diameter. 

The 1 pound, 5 

ounce Sterling 

silver prize was a 

gift from the citizens of Knoxville in November 1908 in appreciation for back-to-back 

winning seasons. Levene, a veritable enigma in the Tennessee coaching ranks, left the 

university after the 1909 season and returned to coaching 13 years later for Wake 

Forest. He did coach under the great John Heisman at the University of Pennsylvania. 


1517. 1955 Topps All-American Complete Set (100/100) 

Presented is a superb 1955 Topps Football All-American complete set of (100) cards. Filled with 

superstars and Hall of Famers, this set has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (EX-MT or 

better), 20% (EX), 33% (VG-EX), 27% (VG) and 10% (GD or lesser). Highlights include #6 

Kinnick (VG), #10 Dudley (EX), #12 Graham (VG), #16 Rockne (VG-EX), #20 Baugh (EX), #24 

Strong (VG), #27 Grange (EX), #29 Nomellini (EX-MT), #34 Brien (EX-MT), #37 Thorpe (FR), 

#38 Stagg (VG-EX), #52 Lujack (VG), #68 Four Horsemen (VG), #85 Luckman (EX), #97 Hutson 

(EX) and #100 Henry SP (VG-EX). Centering is the main detractor, although it takes nothing away 

from the quality of the set. 


1518. Huge Collection 

of 1950-1972 Football 

Singles and Near Sets 

The offered collection is a football 

card lover’s dream with cards 

from 1950 through 1972 including 

(7) near sets and hundreds of star 

cards. This massive collection has 

Near Sets: with nearly all major 

stars including 1955 Bowman 

(153/160, PR to VG-EX); 1956 

Topps (115/120, PR to EX) #22 

Cardinals Team card (VG); 1963 

Topps (152/170, VG to NM) #82 

Lilly RC SP (EX-MT); 1965 

Philadelphia (182/198, VG to EX- 

MT) #12 Unitas (EX-MT); 1966 

Topps (124/132, PR to EX-MT) 

#96 Namath (EX); 1971 Topps 

(221/263, mostly VG-EX to EX- 

MT) #156 Bradshaw (EX-MT) 

and 1972 Topps low series 

(232/263, mostly EX to NM) #200 

Staubach (EX). Highlight singles 

include 1951 Bowman: (51 cards, 

PR to VG) with #34 Baugh (VG); 

1952 Bowman Small: (43 cards, PR to VG) with #14 Brown (VG-EX), #30 Baugh 

(PR); 1953 Bowman: (30 cards, PR to VG-EX); 1954 Bowman: (87 cards, PR to 

VG-EX) with #23 Blanda (VG); 1960 Fleer: (52 cards, VG to EX) with #124 Kemp 

(VG-EX); 1961 Fleer: (68 cards, VG-EX to EX); 1961 Topps: (101 cards, VG-EX to 

EX) #71 Brown (EX) and 1970 Topps: (178 cards, mostly EX to NM) #90 Simpson 

(NM). Approximately 15% of the cards have some form of writing on them; this has 

been factored into the grading. For a complete listing of the cards missing from the 

near sets plus the remaining cards and conditions, please visit our website. 



1516. (19) 

1948 

Bowman 

Football 

Shortprints 

and Rookies 

Complete the challenging 

1948 

Bowman Football 

edition with these 

nineteen shortprints 

and rookies. 

Included are #6, #7 

Van Buren RC (GD), 

9, #22 Baugh RC 

(VG-EX), #26 

Waterfield RC (VG), 

27, 30, #36 Turner 

RC SP (VG), 54, 57, 

#61 Wojciechowicz 

RC (GD), #63 Pihos 

RC SP (VG), 78, 

#81 Goldberg RC SP 

(VG-EX), 90, 93, 

#99 Gilmer RC SP, 

#102 Angsman RC SP (EX-MT) and 105. Common depictions average (EX to EX- 

MT) with some better and others lesser. 


1519. 1978 Topps Football Complete Set on (4) Sheets 

Presented is a 1978 Topps Football complete set on four uncut sheets. These printing 

press artifacts are appealing display pieces and tough to find in any condition. 

Highlighted players include Dorsett RC (creasing), Largent and Payton. Despite 

instances of moderate creasing and peripheral fraying, the sheets still present well. 



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1520. 1963 

World 

Champion 

Chicago 

Bears 

Complete 

Season 

Package 

The offered lot 

includes a complete 

run of 

programs 

issued for the 

1963 Chicago 

Bears home 

contests at 

Wrigley Field 

(including the 

NFL 

Championship 

triumph over 

the New York 

Giants), as well 

as a 1963 

media guide 

and championship game ticket stub. The programs include (7) regular-season guides, a 

championship edition and a preseason “18th Annual Armed Forces Game” guide. 

Most show (EX-MT) to (NM) quality, with the December 8 (vs. San Francisco) program 

warranting (GD) assessment (writing on cover). The November 17 (vs. Green 

Bay) program is autographed (blue ballpoint, roster page) by (10), including Hall of 

Famers Atkins, Ditka and George (all “8-9” strength). The championship game ticket 

stub presents nicely with an even tear at the perforation and is affected only by unobtrusive 

peripheral creases. Included, as well, is a championship game “Pass Out 

Check.” Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1521. Vintage Football Lot With (2) Nodders and 

Programs Collection 

These 1960s-1970s gridiron collectibles include: 1968 Bobblehead Dolls round goldbase 

examples of Bears (VG-EX with a series of hairline cracks at the base of the 

neck and a crack on the left foot); Lions (EX with minimal chipping at the base of the 

neck, in original box); Publications (7) with Jets/Namath concentration, includes (3) 

Shea Stadium guides (all NM) with 1964 Yearbook and Gameday programs from 

November 21, 1965; November 20, 1966; a (NM) Super Bowl III program and 

Namath covers (all VG-EX) from (2) Life (1969 and 1972) and Esquire (1971); 

Miscellaneous 1971 Topps #4 Namath Football Pin-Up; (2) 1969 Topps Football 

wrappers; a 1922 Harvard-Brown program (Soldier Field, (VG-EX with compacting 

folds and penciled notations); 1937 Giants-Lions program (Polo Grounds, EX-MT). 


1524. (51) 

Goal Line 

Art Signed 

Postcards 

with Brown 

The best the gridiron 

has to offer 

are found with 

these (51) Goal 

Line Art signed 

postcards. These 

attractive 4x6 

renderings are 

penned in blue or 

black Sharpie, 

with each autograph 

grading in 

the (“9-10”) 

range. Highlights 

include J. Brown, 

Campbell, 

Dawson, (2) 

Fears, Gifford, 

Graham, Groza, 

(2) Hirsch, Lane, 

(7) B. Mitchell, 

(2) Olsen, (2) 

Tarkenton and 

Tittle. Auction 


Spence 


For a complete list of signatures and applicable 

death dates, please visit our website. 


1525. (2) 

49ers 

Team- 

Signed 

Footballs 

with SB 

XIX 


pair of San 

Francisco 

49ers teamsigned 

footballs 

including 

a Super Bowl 

XIX 

Championship 

ball. This lot 

contains: 1.) 

Super Bowl 

XIX signed by 

(45) with 

Clark, Craig 

and Montana, 

signatures 

average (“8”), 

white-panels show mild crazing; 2.) 1992 team-ball signed by (50) with Montana, 

Rice and Young. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. View our website 

for additional information. 


1522. Football Autograph Collection - With Montana, 

Starr and Unitas 

Standouts from either side of the line of scrimmage have signed the collectibles in this 

impressive lot. Autographs average (“8-9”) strength, highlighted by: Signed Helmets 

(3) replica headgear items with team logos and appropriate scriptings with 2008 

Arizona Cardinals (14) including Breston, Hood, Patrick, Urban, Ware and Warner; 

2008 Cleveland Browns (32) with Dawson, Hubbard, Quinn and Williams; University 

of Texas (19) with Campbell and Lam Jones; Signed Mini-Helmets (4) with 

Cincinnati Bengals (Woods); Dallas Cowboys (with Henderson, Jones and Lett); U. of 

Houston (Ware) and U. of Texas (Campbell); Signed Flats (26) including Biletnikoff, 

Landry, Plunkett, Shula, Stabler, Starr (1968 Topps #1 oversized reprint) and Unitas 

(1971 Topps #1 oversized reprint); and 1997 Leaf Jumbos to include Carruth, Dillon, 

Reed, T. Thomas; Signed Publications (11) with A. Griffin (September 9, 1994 

Sports Illustrated); Romo (2007 Athlon Sports); Warner (October 18, 1999 Sports 

Illustrated) and a 1988 “Pro Bowl” program signed by Elway, Lott, Montana, Rice, H. 

Walker and R. White. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional 

items are listed on our website. 


1523. (10) 

Multi-Signed 

Cachets with 

Football 

Concentration- 

Loaded 

Presented is an impressive 

assortment of ten 

multi-signed FDC 

cachets (mostly 1960s) 

with (80) noteworthy 

signatures. This lot features 

several tough 

endorsements, each 

penned in blue or black 

ink with primarily (“8- 

9”) signature strengths. 

Featured are Basketball 

Stars/Coaches: (10 signatures) 

with Cousy, 

Pettit; College Football 

Coach of Year: (5 signatures) 

with Bryant, 

Hayes; Golf: (10 signatures) 

with Nelson, 

Nicklaus, Palmer; 

Heisman Trophy 

Winners: (9 signatures) 

with Ameche, 

Berwanger, Simpson 

(early signature), D. 

Walker; Pro Football 

Coaches/Stars: (10 signatures) 

with G. Allen, 

P. Brown, Landry, Starr; Pro Football Greats: (36 signatures over four envelopes, 

Luckman secretarial) with Battles, Baugh, P. Brown, Christiansen, D. Clark, Graham, 

Grange, Halas, Hirsch, Layne, Motley, Nagurski, Nevers, A. Rooney, Strong and Tunnell. 

A single-signed Griffith-Joyner FDC (1983) rounds out this collection. Each envelope 

reveals light pencil notations on the reverse, none of which impact the autographs. 

Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and 

applicable death dates, please visit our website. 



1526. (2) Veterans Stadium Seats – Then and Now 

Presented is a lot containing both a vintage and a contemporary stadium seat from 

Philadelphia’s beloved Veteran’s Stadium. Included are: 1.) 1970s wall-mounted wood 

and metal seat, (2) cracked rungs, 104 seat-number with vintage layers of paint and 

minor oxidation; 2.) 1990s freestanding plastic/metal seat, 4 seat-number and 503, R6, 

S4 duct-tape designation from the stadium, shows minimal wear. This impressive pair 

will delight any Philadelphia collector. Due to weight, shipping will be substantial; local 

pick-up is encouraged. 


1527. (5) Grateful Dead Items - (3) Signed with Garcia 

Epitomizing the growing counterculture of the San Francisco Bay Area during the 

1960s, presented is a quintet of Grateful Dead with a trio of signed collectibles. This 

impressive group contains: 1.) Grateful Dead Comix #4 signed by Garcia (“8.5”), 

Hart, Kreutzman, Lesh, Weir (twice), average (“9”); 2.) Grateful Dead Comix #6 

signed by Garcia (“7”), Hart, Kreutzman, Lesh, Weir, average (“7-8”), both framed to 

13x16; 3.) Blue from the Rainforest CD signed by Garcia (“9”) and Merl Saunders 

(“8”), cover included; 4-5.) (2) All-Access passes from 1992 Grateful Dead performances. 




1528. (65) 

1880s 

Tobacco 

Actress 

Cards from 

Several 

Designations 

Presented is a sampling 

of (65) 1880s 

tobacco cards, all of 

which feature thespians 

of the day. 

Included are 1880 

Actresses: (1) N45 

Virginia Brights, (6) 

N145 Duke’s 

Cameo, (6) N150 Honest Long Cut with Russell, (2) N151 Honest Long Cut, (1) 

N171 Old Judge, (4) N203 Wm. S. Kimball, (2) N213 Sweet Caporal, (37) N245 

Sweet Caporal with Russell, (1) N334 Anonymous, (1) N335 Anonymous, (2) N392 

Admiral, (1) N420 Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut and (1) N581 Anonymous. 

Several variations are found among these primarily low-grade examples, which contain 

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1529. (24) 

Turn-of- 

the- 

Century 

American 

Indian 

and 

Buffalo 

Bill Die- 

Cuts with 

(4) 

Graded 


sampling of 

(24) turn-ofthe-century 

American Indian and Buffalo Bill die-cuts, four of which are professionally 

graded. Included are 1890s N143 American Tobacco Buffalo Bill Wild West 

Show: (4 cards) with “Indian Gathering” (SGC 50), “Indians on Horses” (SGC 84), 

“Rider on Horse” (SGC 20), “Two Indians on Horses” (SGC 80) and 1890s Aunt 

Sally Biscuits Buffalo Bill Die-Cuts: (20 cards, average GD to VG) with (4) depicting 

Buffalo Bill, the others have generic Western themes. Little is known of the Aunt 

Sally Biscuits die-cuts. Dating is speculative, but cards were perhaps released in conjunction 

with the Buffalo Bill Wild West road show. 



1530. 1910 

T218 

Mecca/Hassan 

Cigarettes 

Complete Set 

of (153) Cards 

Pioneers of early 

Twentieth Century 

American sport grace 

this captivating 1910 

T218 Mecca/Hassan 

Cigarettes complete 

set of (153) cards. 

The approximate condition 

breakdown for 

this edition is 15% 

(VG to VG-EX), 40% 

(GD), 20% (FR) and 

25% (low-grade, 12% 

of which display 

either paper loss or 

writing). Featured are 

Aviators: (4 cards) 

with Johnstone (GD); 

Billiards: (15 cards) 

with Hoppe (GD); 

Boxing: (62 cards) 

with Attell (VG), 

Jeffries (VG, Arms Folded), Jeffries (GD, Fighting), J. Johnson (GD, Facing 

Forward), J. Johnson (GD, Side View); Bowling: (4 cards), Golf: (6 cards) with 

Hobens (PR) and Track: (62 cards). 


1531. (400+) Vintage Non-Sports Trading Cards 

From Star Wars and Batman to Presidents and Scoops, the offered lot contains a diverse 

assortment of (400+) non-sports trading cards. Notable contents include: (89) 1957 

Topps Isolation Booth, (69) 1968 Laugh-In and (25) 1975 Marvel Stickers. View our 



1534. 1951 

Bowman 

Jets, 

Rockets 

and 

Spacemen 

Complete 

Set with 

Unopened 

Pack 

Blast into space 

with the offered 

1951 Bowman 

Jets, Rockets 

and Spacemen 

complete set of 

(108) cards. The aircraft, personnel and warring factions of a futuristic society are the 

focus of these vivid illustrations. This series has an approximate condition breakdown 

of 10% (EX-MT or better), 35% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or lesser) with 

the challenging high numbers presenting as nicely as the lower series. An impressive 

one-cent unopened wax pack (VG-EX) accompanies. 


1535. 1955 

Topps Davy 

Crockett 

Complete Set 

(Green Back) 

of (80/80) 

Cards 


Topps Davy Crockett 

complete set (green 

back) of (80) cards. 

This challenging edition 

has an approximate 

condition breakdown 

of 20% (NM or 

better), 45% (EX-MT), 

20% (VG-EX) and 

15% (VG or lesser). 

Key cards include #1 

(VG), #20 error (EX- 

MT) and #80 (EX- 

MT). 


1536. (3) Vintage Cowboy-Related Games With Hopalong 

Cassidy 

Presented is a trio of vintage cowboy-related games and toys in original boxes. Included in 

this nostalgic grouping is: 1.) 1939 The “Red Ryder” target game by Whitman Publishing 

Co (EX); 2.) 1950 Hopalong Cassidy game by Milton Bradley (EX- box, NR-MT- game); 

3.) 1950 Hopalong Cassidy wood-burning set by Wm. Boyd Ltd (VG-EX-box, EX-set with 

2/6 planks). Each vintage item displays vibrant colors with all pieces accounted for. 


1532. 1960s Three Stooges Flicker Rings Set 

Presented is a circa- 1960s Three Stooges “flicker rings” complete set of three. These pieces are made 

of plastic and colored silver and average (NM to NM-MT) condition. The rings for “Larry,” “Moe,” 

and “Curly” flicker between the word “Three & Stooges” at the top and their names at the bottom. 


1533. 1950 Topps Hopalong Cassidy PSA-Graded Foil Set of (8) 

Containing all eight of the elusive Foil cards, the offered lot will delight the 1950 Topps Hopalong Cassidy 

enthusiast. These condition-sensitive issues are seldom seen in mid- or upper-grade condition, with this PSAgraded 

lot boasting several clean examples. Included are: PSA 3: Devil’s Playground, Unexpected Guest; PSA 

2.5: Fool’s Gold; PSA 2: Borrowed Trouble, Dead Don’t Dream; PSA 1: Dangerous Venture, False Paradise and 

Hoppy’s Holiday. 


1537. Collection of Vintage Books with Poe, Dickens and Doyle 

Offered is a wonderful collection of vintage books with several key pieces of literature from authors Edgar Allan 

Poe, Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens. With a total of 28 titles (and 64 total books), the collection features 

a first American edition of The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1905), (2) 10-volume sets of The Works of Edgar Allan 

Poe (1904), (9) editions from The Rover Boys series and a leather bound 2-volume gilded edition of Charles 

Dickens’ Christmas Stories (#716/2000, circa 1950s). Other key titles include Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle 

(1900), Dickens Oliver Twist/Great Expectations (circa 1920) and Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland 

(1901, illustrated by Newell). For a complete listing of titles, publishers and dates, please visit our website. Due to 

the size/weight of the lot, shipping may be substantial. 


1538. Grover Cleveland Signed Document and 

McKinley Plate 

This pair of late-19th Century Executive Branch collectibles includes: 

Grover Cleveland Signed Document a 15-1/2 x 12-7/8” document dated 

June 23, 1893 and signed by Cleveland, his modest but flowing penmanship 

projecting (“9-10”) quality (document has compacting folds and minimal 

separation); William McKinley Plate a 8”-diameter porcelain plate with a 

colorful image of McKinley. Incredibly preserved with much of the gilding 

still lining the circumference. Auction LOA from James Spence 






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1539. 1881 Garfield/Arthur Inaugural Invitation 

Printed on heavy stock paper by the Homer Lee Bank Note Co., the offered piece is 

an invitation to the 1881 Inauguration of the 20th President of the United States James 

Garfield. Two months after his inauguration Garfield was shot and eventually died, 

leaving vice-president Chester A. Arthur (also pictured) to take office. Displaying 

minor toning with two small nicks on the edge, the back of this invitation is numbered 

in red (11619) and has “9337” written in pencil. 


1541. (4) Political 

Records 

Offered is a quartet of 

politically themed recordings 

featuring two presidents, 

highlighted by 1.) 

8-1/4 x 8-1/4” 1953 

“Talking Picture” commemorating 

the inauguration 

of Dwight D. 

Eisenhower (EX). Also 

present are: 2.) Jack 

Kennedy 45rpm A + B 

side recording (EX); 3.) 

1964 “Songs for Barry 

Backers” Goldwater for 

President full LP featuring 

“The Gene Hoover 

Trio”(FR-cover, EXrecord). 

Rounding out 

this collection is 4.) 1960 

Nixon Campaign 78rpm 

A + B-side with “A 

Message from Richard Nixon” (EX). 


1542. (12) 

Vintage 

Americana – 

Signed, 

Ribbons, 

Tickets 

Spanning from the 

18th to the 20th 

century, the offered 

lot contains a dozen 

vintage pieces of 

Americana. 

Included are: 

Signed: 1778 

Oliver Ellsworth 

(d.1807, 3rd Chief 

Justice) signed 8x7 

letter and 1777 

Vandervooth signed 

produce receipt; 

Ribbons: 1828 B&O Carroll, 1840 Harrison, 1843 Bunker Hill Monument, 1844 

Clay, 1870s Buckingham, 1900 McKinley/Roosevelt, 1900s George Washington; 

Inauguration Tickets: 1957 ticket stub (VG), 1961 ticket stub (EX) and 1973 full 

ticket (EX).Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1540. (6) POTUS Autographs - With Theodore Roosevelt 

and Nixon 

White House residents have penned their coveted signatures on the items in this lot of 

(6). Executed with various writing instruments, the signatures project (“9-10”) 

strength throughout. Includes: Theodore Roosevelt (d.1919, cut signature, black-ink 

fountain pen); Nixon (d.1994, inscribed “9-12-82” on the title page of The Real War, 

Warner Books, 1980, New York); (3) Carter (8x10 print; signed fly leaf of “Official 

1977 Inaugural Book” and signed fly leaf of Living Faith, Times Books, 1996, New 

York); and Clinton Signed, framed display (12-1/8 x 10-1/8”). Auction LOA from 



1543. Americana Autograph Lot with War Heroes and 

Congressmen 

Presented is the quintessential Americana autograph lot with hundreds of signed documents, 

deeds, receipts and old bank notes including some notable figures from 

American History. With most of the signatures originating from the Philadelphia area, 

keys include (4) Thomas Biddle (War of 1812 hero, d. 1831), Oliver Wolcott, Jr. 

(Secretary of the Treasury, 1795-1800, d.1833), John Findlay (US Congressman 1821- 

27, d. 1838) as well as U.S. and State documents and court papers from the 18th and 

19th centuries. Other highlights include (300+) vintage bank notes and checks (most 

with signatures), (50+) personal letters/correspondence including a 1918 WWI 

American Expeditionary Force letter from a field hospital with a postcard included. 

The collection boasts hundreds of individual pieces with treasures yet to be unearthed. 

It is highly suggested that interested parties view this fantastic collection in person at 

our Silver Spring location. For a more comprehensive listing of items in this lot, 




1544. Varied and Interesting Grouping of Collectibles 

Offered is a collectibles lot that will pique the interest of collectors in a variety of genres. 

Even a partial list of the items contains vintage ribbons, stamps, coins, US currency, 

foreign currency, sports cards, sports autographs, non-sports cards and other 

ephemera. Highlights include (10+) pieces of US and State currency, (100+) pieces of 

foreign currency, (6) vintage ribbons, a 1880 Between the Acts N347 Presidential and 

Vice Presidential candidates set of (4, all PR), (17) 1880 N342 Between the Acts 

Actresses (all PR), (4) Pin-up girls 1940s punchboards (all NM or better), (24) 1960 

Fleer Football color separations (hand-cut), 1994 Don Mattingly signed gold card 

(MT) and (14) 2003 UD Yankees Signature series autographs with Byrne/Russo 

(#23/125). In-person review of this collection is encouraged. For a more complete listing, 



1546. Huge Button, Pin and Political Collectibles Lot 

The offered grouping was amassed over years of dedicated collecting and includes 

artifacts from the political realm as well as a variety of pins and buttons for the astute 

collector. Included are (500+) brass buttons, (100+) 1970-180s political pins, (20+) 

brass belt buckles, 1953 Inaugural pin and ribbon with Eisenhower, (3) 1973 

Inaugural Ball full tickets, 1973 Nixon/Ford Inaugural Medal (with box), Abe Lincoln 

6-1/2” brass profile half bust, (6) First Man on the Moon pins with ribbons and nonsport 

and sport pins (mostly reproductions). The majority of the items are in excellent 

condition with the pins and Presidential pieces grading in the EX-MT to NM-MT 

range. The buttons and brasses show the expected patina. In-person review of this 

grand collection is encouraged. For a more complete list, please visit our website. 



1545. Large Collection of Ephemera, Americana and 

Postcards 

The presented lot of ephemera, vintage postcards and Americana contains a wide 

spectrum of items highlighted by (500+) postcards ranging from the 1920s through the 

1960s, (200+) Victorian trade cards (FR to VG-EX), vintage ledgers (marked on the 

interior pages), (3) 1926 Sesquicentennial serving trays with Independence Hall featured, 

(20+) stereo views, a vintage brass gram scale, (6) 1860s Kentucky Lottery 

tickets (quite rare), dozens of personal letters and correspondence and (50+) 19th 

Century stock certificates including small railroad and mining companies. It is strongly 

suggested that this collection be viewed in-person at our Silver Spring location. A 

more comprehensive listing is available on our website. 


1547. 1984 

LJN Michael 

Jackson 

Doll in 

Original Box 

The offered 1984 

LJN Michael 

Jackson doll was 

produced at the 

height of his 

superstardom. 

Billed as the 

“Superstar of the 

80’s,” the teneleven 

inch 

“Grammy Awards” 

figurine remains 

securely housed in 

its original 14”-tall 

packaging. Despite 

moderate wear on 

the packaging to 

include price tag 

residue and minor 

paper loss, this 

appealing collectible 

will surely 

draw interest from 

the music aficionado. 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 


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1548. 1990 

Michael 

Jackson 

Signed “The 

Book” 

Lithograph 


Michael Jackson 

(d.2009) signed lithograph 

entitled “The 

Book”. This readyto-frame 

30x40 artwork 

is penned by 

the artist and the 

“King of Pop” in 

pencil, with the 

lengthy 6” autograph 

grading an 

(“9”). The textured 

surface is clean 

while the exterior 

edges display minimal 

notching and a 

light tear. This print 

is embossed on the 

bottom right corner 

and is serially numbered 

#72/375. The bottom edge is also embossed Jackson/Strong Art Alliance Fine Art- 

1990 Series. With the untimely passing of this international icon, this piece will undoubtedly 

garner serious interest. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1550. Michael Jackson Signed 11x14 Photograph - PSA/DNA 

Captured during the post-”Thriller” era, this Michael Jackson image is signed by its famous subject. An 11x14 

print, this photo reveals Jackson as his skin pigment and deep brown eyes were similar to their original hues. The 

silver Sharpie signature, meanwhile, is “spot-on,” trumpeting (“9-10”) strength and clarity in sizable and uninterrupted 

characters. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 



1549. 

Michael 

Jackson 

Signed 

11x14 

Photograph - 

PSA/DNA 

While his appearances 

differed 

throughout the 

decades, Michael 

Jackson’s amazing 

talents never 

wavered. The 

offered autographed 

11x14 photograph 

shows “The King 

of Pop” during the 

last decade of his 

abbreviated life. 

Sporting a black 

leather jacket 

accented by a series 

of medallions, 

Jackson’s image is 

signed in silver 

Sharpie, his penning 

emerging prominently against the dark background to project (“8”) strength and 

clarity. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 


1553. 1988 

Michael 

Jackson “Bad” 

World Tour 

Program Signed 

by Jackson and 

Crow 

Michael Jackson performed 

to rave reviews 

during his 1988 “Bad” 

world tour, and he 

signed this 1988 “Bad” 

tour program. The guide 

has a backstage guest 

pass (dated “Oct 18 

1988”) adhered to the 

front cover. On the title 

page, the recently 

deceased King of Pop 

(d.2009) penned “Love 

Michael Jackson,” his 

sizable black marker 

signature projecting 

(“8”) quality. Somewhat 

obscured by Jackson’s 

scripting, the blue ballpoint 

autograph of backup 

vocalist Sheryl Crow 

(“9”) is on the same 

page. Crow and 

renowned keyboard 

player Greg 

Phillinganes have 

signed and personalized the back page, as well. Accompanying are (3) ticket stubs 

from that night’s concert at Washington D.C.’s Capital Centre, the venue at which the 

lucky recipient of this program met and mingled with Jackson and Crow. Comes with 

an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 


1554. Michael Jackson Autographed “Off the Wall” 

Album - PSA/DNA 

All grown-up and all alone, Michael Jackson left his Motown sound and his brothers 

behind, opting for a funk-based sound and the stylings of R&B magnate Quincy 

Jones. From these efforts came “Off the Wall,” a critically acclaimed work that yielded 

a record four singles (from the same album) to peak in the Billboard Top 10. 

Presented is an absolutely magnificent autographed copy of the breakthrough LP. The 

colorful cover depicts a smiling Jackson in his tuxedo, his image not yet having met 

with numerous cosmetic surgery procedures. In blue Sharpie, Jackson’s trademark signature 

projects every bit of (“9-10”) strength and clarity. The cover shows (NM-MT) 

quality, with nary a crease or blemish. Lyrics are printed on the “centerfold” portion 

and the original sleeve projects the 33-RPM record (which appears to be “like new,” 

as well). Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 


1551. Michael Jackson Signed 14x11 Photograph - 

PSA/DNA 

From the era that saw him “Goin’ Back to Indiana,” this Michael Jackson image is signed 

by the Billboard icon. This 14x11 color print shows young Michael clad in stylish, early- 

1970s apparel, complete with a loud flower pattern on his shirt and dual-colored slacks. 

Punctuating the piece, Jackson’s black Sharpie autograph projects (“9”) strength and clarity. 

Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 


1555. Michael Jackson 

Autographed “Thriller” Album - 

PSA/DNA 

The defining work of Motown and Epic records 

legend Michael Jackson, “Thriller” cemented the 

Indiana-born artist’s status as pop’s biggest icon, 

selling a record 110 million copies (and counting) 

and warranting a record eight Grammy Awards at 

the 1984 ceremonies. Presented is an autographed 

copy of the landmark LP. This particular example 

presents beautifully, with Jackson’s blue Sharpie 

autograph projecting (“9”) strength and clarity 

against the stark white background of his jacket. A 

single small crease on the front left and a few 

more on the back right affects the cover minimally. 

The “centerfold,” meanwhile, is flawless, 

depicting the mega-star with his pet tiger. The 33- 

RPM record appears to be like new, and is situated 

within the original sleeve that contains lyrics and 

(2) cartoons composed by the multi-talented 

Jackson. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 


1552. Michael Jackson Signed 14x11 Photograph - PSA/DNA 

Rightfully dubbed “The King of Pop,” Michael Jackson appears in royalty-themed attire in this 

autographed photo. The 14x11 piece depicts Jackson on stage during his latter years, with dark 

sunglasses, crests and frills among his showy accessories. His black Sharpie autograph projects 

(“8”) quality. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 





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MILLION, WE HAVE MORE STAFF AS WELL AS 

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multimillion dollar industry. From spectacular finds (the first T206 Doyle variation 

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Bill is always looking for ways to better the business that has been his life. While his 

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shows to his amazing 2nd place finish at one of the earliest recorded card flipping contests 

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will impress you. 

No. Calif: 510-530-1156 • josh@hugginsandscott.com 

John Scott Jr: Some of John’s earliest childhood memories include baseball card 

shows. From the Howard Johnson’s in Wheaton, Maryland to the George Washington 

Motor Lodge in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, John was there. Now, as the attorney for 

the company, John provides legal counsel on many subjects relating to the auction 

business. It’s always a thrill when John comes out from behind his desk and joins us at 

the National. John’s collecting interests continue to be primarily historical memorabilia 

and non-sport cards. 

Steve Dickler: Our leader every auction in consignments, Steve is constantly traveling 

the Philly and South New Jersey area to secure many major collections for our auctions. 

A tireless professional, Steve brings an unequaled knowledge of the right way to 

do business and the ability to handle and adapt to vastly different collections he sees 

on a daily basis. We are truly honored to have him representing our company. Steve’s 

hobby interests focus mainly on older and tough to find unopened boxes. If you are 

ever looking for a tough - or just popular at the time - case, box or pack, a call to 

Steve might just surprise you. 

PA/NJ: 215-530-4365 • steve@hugginsandscott.com 

Kevin Heffner: With the title of head writer Kevin has an immense task for each auction 

and handles the job with the utmost of professionalism. Many of you who have 

consigned items to us have probably had the pleasure of dealing with Kevin in his 

endless quest for the perfect write-up. He often emails and converses with our consignors 

to extract all possible information about the items he and his staff are writing 

about. Kevin hails from the “cheesesteak” capital of the world and his main collecting 

interests are “xx” rated as in Jimmie. 

Stefan Wisinski: After joining our staff roughly 4 years ago, Stefan has established 

himself as our “Jack of all Trades”. While still a babe in calendar years, Stefan’s 

“spongelike” approach to his day-to-day duties is impressive. There is no task he is 

afraid to take on. Stefan comes from the “Steel City” and takes pride in his love for 

the Stillers and Buccos. 

Matt Flores: Matt joined our writing team full time in May, and while some people 

have speed and others accuracy, when you find the two combined you get a true winner. 

That’s Matt. From his writing and research duties to helping out with photographs 

and an occasional show appearance, Matt never stops. Matt’s collecting interests focus 

on players from all sports who attended his alma mater, the University of Maryland. 

Kris Fraley: A new member of our team, Kris joins Huggins and Scott as the head of 

our shipping department. He will be responsible for quick and efficient packing and 

shipping of all auction items. Thus far, he has impressed us all. 

James Feagin: James came to us from the 9-5 daily grind work force with a desire to 

pursue his true calling in life of writing and researching vintage cards and memorabilia. 

“Where have you been James” is all I can say. His write-ups clearly reflect the passion 

he possesses for this hobby and his knowledge of the game is astonishing. A true 

asset to our team. James’ collecting interests are in the old, odd and unusual. 

Collin Corbin: Collin has quickly established himself as our photographing and scanning 

guru. All those crystal clear photos in the catalog and on our website can be 

attributed to Collin’s attention to detail and eye for perfection. No matter how much is 

thrown at him at the end, he always finds a way to get it done (and get it done well). 

Mark Raines: What an acquisition! Like hitting the lottery in the free-agent market, 

Mark joins our writing staff with a knowledge base and writing style that is immeasurable. 

He specializes in game-used material and memorabilia, but will be asked to 

employ his writing to virtually any lot in the auction (and we know he will succeed). 

Hailing from "Charm City," Mark literally wears his love for the Orioles and Ravens 

virtually every day. 

Chuck Bortnick: What can we say but “He’s Back”. After a 7 year stint in his brother’s 

car business, Chuck has rejoined our staff as our local area rep and is also running 

the day-to-day operations of House of Cards. His true love has always been this 

hobby, ever since he was Bill’s original partner back in 1980. Chuck is our road warrior 

for retrieving collections within a 500-or-so mile radius of our home office. If you 

have a sizable collection that needs to be picked up, you may just see Chuck’s smiling 

face at your door one day. 

Dick DeCourcy: What can we say about “Uncle Dick, The Legend” While building 

Georgia Music and Sports from a basement business to one of the largest mass distributors 

this industry has ever seen, Dick has seen and done it all. Now that he is semiretired, 

we are honored to have him on our staff as our North Carolina/Georgia/South 

Carolina representative. Should you be in that area and wish to discuss your consignments, 

give him a call. You will NEVER meet a finer gentleman, who respects this 

hobby and exudes class from dawn till wine time! 

GA/NC: 828-342-2693 • uncledick@hugginsandscott.com 

Richard Wiercinski: A savvy show veteran dealer for many years, Richard’s passion 

is vintage cards. He joined our staff in 2005 and has provided many quality items in 

this catalog. Richard represents the NJ/NY area for us and is highly qualified to handle 

any collection. If you’re in the North Jersey area, and would like to discuss sale or 

consignment of your collection, call Richard; you’ll love working with him. 

NJ: 201-417-6282 • Richard@hugginsandscott.com 

Ron Vitro: From Aaron autographs to Zelmo Beatty’s jersey, Ron has seen and handled 

it all. If you are in the New York area and have vintage sports cards or memorabilia 

to sell or consign, Ron is the man to call. A true professional in every sense of the 

word, we are honored to have him working with us. 

NY: 914-235-5478 • ronv@hugginsandscott.com 

Ricky Huggins: Ricky has literally grown up in a ‘House of Cards’. With his father 

owning the same named business for his entire life he has heard terms like wax box, 

factory set and mint corners since he could remember. Now a student at Slippery Rock 

College in western Pennsylvania, Ricky is well qualified to handle your sale or consignment 

needs between classes. 

West PA: 301-928-0256 • ricky@hugginsandscott.com 

Kevin Endo: Originally from the Washington, DC area, Kevin is now retired from the 

Navy and covers the Ohio, Kentucky and Erie, PA area. A real go-getter, Kevin will 

amaze you with his knowledge and enthusiasm about many aspects of this hobby. His 

honesty and integrity go along way toward securing many valuable collections for our 

auction. If you are in his area and have consignments to discuss, call Kevin 24/7. He 

never sleeps! 

OH: 440-293-4478 • endo@hugginsandscott.com 

Steve Slockett: A veteran of the hobby, Steve brings us valuable experience in the 

consignments and acquisitions department. He travels to most of the major east coast 

shows and covers the West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania areas for us. 

W. VA: 304-237-6298 • slockett@hugginsandscott.com 

Ed Como: Excited and thankful to be back in the hobby after a 20 year absence, Ed 

handles the MA/CT area with the hopes of securing exciting collections from one of 

the true “vintage” areas of our country. Ed prides himself in making sure that the 

potential consignor is completely comfortable with the entire auction process from 

start to finish. If you’re interested in consigning that Babe Ruth ball that’s been sitting 

on the mantle or that “hidden treasure”, give Ed a call, you will not be disappointed. 

MA/CT: 413-348-4930 • como@hugginsandscott.com 

Steve Phillips: Air traffic controller by day and consignments and acquisitions director 

in Arlington, Texas by night. Steve has already turned over several terrific consignments 

in the Lone Star State and is always looking for more. Contact him with what 

you have - he’s great to work with. 

TX: 817-454-4344 • sphillips@hugginsandscott.com 

J.D. Heckathorn: We are extremely thrilled to have added this well-respected hobby 

veteran to our staff. J.D. hails from the great state of Indiana and brings a wealth of 

knowledge and expertise on vintage cards and memorabilia. Don’t let his “boyish” looks 

fool you, J.D. can handle everything from 1880-2007 with the class and style that will 

impress you. He is still active on the major Midwest show circuit; should you be in that 

area and have items to discuss for either sale or consignment, give J.D. a call. 

IN: 574-223-4320 • jd@hugginsandscott.com 

Jay Strecker: With our local area business growing daily, we were in need of a 

Baltimore area representative. Enter Jay Strecker. A long time Baltimore native, Jay is 

a tireless worker who travels every day to look at collections. Well schooled in cards 

and especially memorabilia, there is not much Jay has not seen. If you have a collection 

of any size in the Balmr’ area, give Jay a call; he’s always willing to travel. 

Balt, MD: 410-850-0782 • jay@hugginsandscott.com 

Scott Miller: Scott joins us from the Tucson, AZ area, where he is hoping to help you 

turn your vintage cards and collectibles into needed cash. Contact Scott today if you 

are ready to see how easy it can be. 

Tucson, AZ: 520-777-3379 • miller@hugginsandscott.com 

Michael Golsteyn: Yet another expansion to the Midwest region of the country, 

Michael hails from the western part of Michigan. His knowledge base includes vintage 

cards and memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into 

cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won’t be disappointed with his friendly 

customer service and knowledge of the hobby. 

MI: 616-218-9334 • golsteyn@hugginsandscott.com 

Jay Dyer: Yet another expansion to the southeastern region of the country, Jay hails 

from the northern part of Florida. His knowledge base includes early vintage cards and 

memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into cash. If you 

are in the southern Georgia or north or central Florida area, you won’t be disappointed 

with his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. 

N. FLA: 386-597-7552 • dyer@hugginsandscott.com 

Kent Feddeman: A tremendous Washington area transplant to the southeastern part of 

Florida. Kent’s knowledge of the Washington Senators and vintage memorabilia is virtually 

unmatched in the industry. He is always willing to help you turn your entire collection 

into cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won’t be disappointed with 

his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. 

SE FLA: 561-573-4975 • kent@hugginsandscott.com 

Craig Crampton: Yet another expansion in the Washington, DC/metro area, Craig 

lives in the northern Virginia area and is more than capable of handling your entire 

collection. His knowledge base includes vintage cards and memorabilia. If you are 

anywhere close to him, feel free to give him a call. 

N. VA: 703-220-4718 • craig@hugginsandscott.com 

Steve Buckholtz: One of the true “gems” of the hobby, Steve Buckholtz patrols the 

upper part of New York, plus attends virtually every major show around the country. 

He will be happy to help you turn your entire collection into that green paper that you 

can use to buy things. No collection is too big, too small or too off-condition for 

“Buck”. 

Upstate NY: 607-798-9477 • buck@hugginsandscott.com 

Chris Buckler: A hobby veteran who specializes in just about anything and everything. 

Chris joins our staff as our Louisville, KY representative, looking to add tobacco, 

derby and a variety of other vintage related items from the Bluegrass State. If you 

are in that area and have vintage items, contact Chris; he is as knowledgeable as anyone 

in the industry. 

Louisville, KY: 502-727-2921 • buckler@hugginsandscott.com 

Tim Fassler: Tim joins our list of field representatives to patrol the mid-west. He was 

a consignment representative for Teletrade from 1995-2000 and his extensive knowledge 

of vintage sports and non-sports cards will be a huge benefit to us. He will be 

happy to help turn any vintage collection in the St. Louis area into cash. 

St. Louis, MO: 314-640-0008 • tim@hugginsandscott.com 

Kyle Cole: Kyle, a new addition to our growing list of field representatives, handles 

the extreme northern central part of the country for us. He will be looking for any and 

all vintage cards and collections in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. 

Should be in that area, and are looking to sell or consign your collection, you will be 

in great hands with Kyle. 

MN/ND/SD: 218-867-2757 • kyle@hugginsandscott.com 

Jason Chartrand: Jason secures our north-of-the-border consignments and acquisitions. 

His knowledge of high-grade vintage cards is among the best in the industry. He 

attends nearly all major trade shows (and bars) across both countries and is a valuable 

addition to our field rep staff. If you are in Canada, and anywhere near Montreal, feel 

free to contact Jason and he can help you consign your collection to us. “Another 

Bucket” please. 

Montreal, CANADA: 514-631-0332 • Jason@hugginsandscott.com 

Mike Nelson: Mike joins our company as a recently retired, vintage card-enthusiast 

from the Rocky Mountain region of our country. Should you have quality collectibles 

that you would like to consign and Mike is your closest representative, contact him 

today and see how he can help turn your collection into cash. 

CO: 303-989-8069 • nelson@hugginsandscott.com 

John Carpentier: John is new to our team, but not to sports card and memorabilia 

collecting. He has 30 years of experience including 16 years owning a sports memorabilia 

store. He has authored price guides, editorials and hosted radio and television 

shows about the sports card hobby. His knowledge of the industry, especially in the 

upper midwest is second to none. If you are in Wisconsin or Michigan’s upper peninsula, 

give John a call to see how he can help you turn your collection into CASH! 

Green Bay, WI: 920-497-4790 • john@hugginsandscott.com 

David Nielsen: David is recently retired and is anxious to help turn over vintage collections 

from the Phoenix, AZ area. He is ready to visit you and explain how Huggins 

and Scott Auctions can help turn your cards and collectibles into real money. 

Phoenix, AZ: 480-816-0354 • Nielsen@hugginsandscott.com 

Bob Brill: Bob joins our staff after closing his sports card shop in southern California 

earlier this year. His knowledge and professionalism impressed us and we're sure it 

will you, as well. If you're in SOCAL and are looking to turn your collection into cash, 

contact Bob. 

So. California: 805-658-1076 • brill@hugginsandscott.com 

Bob Hallman: Bob handles consignments from the Twin Cities of Minnesota. A 

hobby veteran who has a well-rounded knowledge of cards and memorabilia. If you 

are looking to turn your collection into spendable money, contact Bob - he will explain 

how easy we make it. 

Minneapolis, MN: 952-448-5143 • hallman@hugginsandscott.com 

Rich DeCourcy: Staying in the DeCourcy family, we have added Rich DeCourcy and 

his wealth of knowledge to our field rep staff. Rich patrols the Kansas City, MO and 

surrounding areas. If you're in the "heartland" and have items to consign, contact Rich 

to turn it into green paper! 

Kansas City, MO: 816-419-6930 • richd@hugginsandscott.com 




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