HS_Dec12AuctionGuide.. - Huggins & Scott

Welcome to Huggins and Scott 

Auctions, the Nation's fastest growing 

Sports & Americana Auction 

House. With this catalog, we are presenting 

another extensive list of sports cards and memorabilia, 

plus an array of historically significant 

Americana items. We hope you enjoy this. 

V E RY IMPORTA N T: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND T H E 

COST FAC TOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATA LOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELA B O- 

R ATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EV E RY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOW EVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO W E 

H AVE ADDED MANY MORE PH OTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELA B O R ATE DESCRIPTION ON V I RT UA L LY EV E RY ITEM ON OUR 

WEBSITE. WELL WO RTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT ! 

WEBSITE: W W W. H U G G I N S A N D S C OTT. C O M 

Here's how we are running our December 13, 2012 

auction: 

BIDDING BEGINS: 

Monday December 3, 2012 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e 

Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared 

toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We 

describe and photograph each item in the most clear and 

easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE 

QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or 

toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you 

get our machine. It's always the first thing we check everyday. 

REGISTRATION: 

You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the 

phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online 

at www.hugginsandscott.com. Our local phone number is 

301-608-0355. Should you choose the online method and 

have any problems, please call us for assistance. Our normal 

business hours are Monday-Saturday 11-6p, Sunday 12-5p 

Eastern Time. 

Once registered you will need to confirm your email 

address by following the link in the confirmation email that 

is automatically sent to your email address that you register 

with. At the time of registration, you will create a User ID 

and Password, that you are responsible for; you will use that 

same User ID and Password every time you log into our site 

for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or 

by telephone. 

ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN TIME 

3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: 

STEP 1) Initial Bids 

NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchronized 

by Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The 

clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern 

time, which is when the lot would end if no additional 

bids are placed on the lot. If you have not bid on the 

lot, you will need to place your first bid by the time the 

countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. If you have any 

questions, please ask in advance! 

You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by 

10:00 pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed 

to STEP 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go 

to “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you 

are in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you 

hold the current high bid for, and which lots you have been 

outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON 

AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the 

item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM 

AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session 

(STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on December 13th, if you 

are the only bidder on an item that ends that day, that item 

will close and you will be declared the winner. We cannot 

stress enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For 

example, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a 

bid (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every 

item that you are interested in, you are good to go and will 

be allowed to bid at the end of the auction, without the 

possibility of being shutout. 

STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session 

Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding 

session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the 

end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item 

that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in 

on a new item during this time. 

STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style 

Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're 

Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other 

auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auctions 

all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friendly. 

Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for 

roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them 

ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm 

on the item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at 

11:00pm on their respective end date. If only one bid has 

been received and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will 

officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the winner. 

If there have been two or more bids on a particular 

item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have 

passed without any additional bids on that item. A 30- 

minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automatically 

reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. If you 

up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30- 

minute clock will NOT reset. This is now available in real 

time on our website. You will want to hit the "REFRESH" 

button on your computer as the clock counts down, as our 

system will not automatically show an increase in bids. 

Bids on items will continue to be accepted between 10:00 

pm and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the item 

W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 

AL L IN I T I A L BI D S MUST B E P L AC E D B Y 1 0 : 0 0P M EST O N T H E N I G H T T H E I T E M C LO SES 

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prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on 

these rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 10:00 pm 

can close prior to 11:30 pm ET. 

BIDDING INCREMENTS: 

If the current bid is: The Bid increment is 

$50 - $249 $10.00 

$250 - $499 $25.00 

$500 - $999 $50.00 

$1,000 - $2,499 $100.00 

$2,500 - $4,999 $250.00 

$5,000 - $9,999 $500.00 

$10,000 - $24,999 $1,000.00 

$25,000 - $49,999 $2,500.00 

$50,000 - $99,999 $5,000.00 

$100,000 - $249,999 $10,000.00 

$250,000 - $499,999 $25,000.00 

Here are some examples: 

a) Two bidders named A & B are the only two who have 

bid on Lot 420 prior to 10:00 pm on the day that the lot 

ends. Only Bidders A & B can bid on Lot 420 after 10:00 

pm. At 11:00 pm, Bidder A was the high bidder on Lot 

420. If no one else bids before 11:30 pm, Bidder A will 

win the auction. If, however, Bidder B bids again at 

11:27pm, the new end time for Lot 420 is 11:57 pm, giving 

Bidder A another 30 minutes to raise his bid. No other 

auction lots are affected by A & B's bidding on Lot 420. 

b) If Bidder A was the only bidder on Lot 420 at 10:00 pm, 

he automatically wins the lot at 11:00pm. 

This format accomplishes two very bidder-friendly things: it 

prevents snipers, as once you bid the clock resets for 30 

minutes even if you bid with 1 second left. Also, it allows 

people to know they have won an item without having to 

wait for every item in the auction to close. 

We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly 

Auction Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is 

just “a better mousetrap.” However should you have any 

questions about this procedure, PLEASE call us on our 

local or toll free number. 

A few examples for those of you that may not understand: 

a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not have 

a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the 

option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, 

$275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, 

$500, $550, $600 and so on. 

b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options 

for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, 

$2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. 

Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max 

bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've 

been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this 

means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they 

placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one 

more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can 

enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the 

current high bid. 

PAYMENT OPTIONS 

We accept personal checks, business checks, money orders, 

bank checks, and cash. We WILL NOT accept credit cards 

or Paypal for auction items (unless pre-authorized before 

the auction ends. Call for details). 

FOLLOWING THE AUCTION 

We will send winning bidders an email as well as written 

invoices the week following the auction. Payment is requested 

within 15 days from the end of the auction. Extremely 

late or non-payments may result in the revocation of bidding 

privileges for future auctions. Please note: when you 

bid on an item, you are entering a legally binding contract, 

indicating that you will pay for your items, plus the buyers' 

premium and any additional associated fees (sales tax, shipping, 

insurance, collection agency fees, etc...). You are 

responsible for any and all bids placed with your User ID 

and password. We WILL sell your debt to a collection 

agency if you fail to make payment. 

MORE ABOUT OUR AUCTION 

1) All items are sold AS IS to the highest bidder 

2) Buyer's Premium and Sales Tax - Please note our 

BUYERS PREMIUM is 17-1/2% of the hammer price. 

This means if an item sells for $1000, the winning bidder 

will pay ($1175.00 plus shipping, handling and insurance). 

This is added to the item before any sales tax (6%), 

which is applicable to all Maryland residents ONLY! 

3) No one who is currently employed with Huggins and 

Scott or House of Cards may bid on any items in any 

Huggins and Scott Auctions. However, the auction house 

and its employees may consign items to the auction. 

4) “Items With Reserves” feature slightly modified! 

We have expanded and modified the “items with reserves” 

feature for this December 2012 auction. Now, the items 

with reserves are noted with a red outline around the lot 

and the words “ITEM WITH RESERVE” heading above 

the lot. They will also appear in the appropriate category 

section based on the item. The reason we have started this is 

to allow us to offer more unique and special items, while 

also giving our consignors the assurance that the items will 

at least reach a certain minimum. All items with reserves 

will have an opening bid and an estimated value range. The 

reserve bid on any item will never be greater than the low 

value in the estimated range. By starting the bidding below 

the reserve price it will allow our bidders to get their initial 

bids in prior to the 10:00pm cutoff time for “initial bids” 

on the final day of the auction and then all eligible bidders 

can decide what they want their final bid to be on that day. 

The items will have a statement in the bid box on our website 

saying either “Reserve Not Met” or “Reserve Met”. 

Those two phrases should be self-explanatory. If you are 

entering a ceiling bid on one of these items and your ceiling 

bid exceeds the reserve, the computer will only take you to 

the value that equals the reserve. The remaining amount of 

your ceiling bid will be kept hidden to everyone but you. If 

the item ends with the “reserve not met” the item will be 

deemed “passed” with a zero sale price. We are trying to 

make this a simple and easy-to-understand feature in our 

auction; should you have any questions, concerns or comments 

on this new venture, we welcome your feedback. 

5) Shipping - Is the buyer's responsibility. We will work 

with you on larger lots to find the best way. All items must 

be fully paid for, including shipping and insurance, before 

they will be sent out. We strongly encourage any local bidders 

to pick up their winnings at our Office or at the House 

of Cards. International bidders should contact us prior to 

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sending payment to discuss specific shipping options. 

6) Return Policy - ALL LEGITIMATE RETURNS OR 

CREDIT REQUESTS MUST BE BROUGHT TO OUR 

ATTENTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF 

YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO 

REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CREDITS! ALSO, THE 

ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT AND IN THE SAME 

FORM AS WHEN IT WAS SOLD IN ORDER TO 

RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERA- 

TIONS - NO EXCEPTIONS!! 

We have conservatively graded most items, however we 

strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better yet, 

come view the items you are interested in. If you are unsure 

of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to make any 

changes from the print catalog on our website. Any changes 

that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that 

item by email. 

7) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the 

right to revoke any bidder privileges for what we deem as 

unethical behavior. 

PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT 

retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are 

aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are 

bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all 

bids in the auction and bidding privileges revoked. WE 

CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE 

AUCTION BY CANCELING BIDS. 

8) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are available 

for viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver Spring Ave, 

Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in advance for an appointment 

is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you provide a 

list of the items that you want to examine, so we may have 

them ready for you. 

9) All bids are in US Dollars! 

10) When we refer to a population report about graded 

cards, we only reference the population of that card's grading 

company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three 

equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's 

population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise 

stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of writing 

and are subject to change. 

About Our Autographs: 

All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come 

with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most 

used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), Stacks 

of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some even have 

more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take great pride in 

only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", "NO QUES- 

TIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, 

secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured 

that your autographed items from H&S have passed the most 

stringent examination. 

Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature 

was a common practice among teams where the key players 

would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant 

would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a 

clubhouse signature. 

Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: 

For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full photograph 

LOA's from one of the respected third party authentication 

companies. For the lesser valued items, we are having 

those items authenticated and noted with a unique 

sticker/certificate combination for each item. In the remaining 

cases, on lots with more than one autographed item, we 

will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity for the 

entire lot (although we are trying to do away with this altogether, 

but sometimes it is the only cost effective method). 

This is the original letter that we receive from the authentication 

company describing the offered lot. You may use this 

"auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should you chose 

to do that, however the auction LOA’s are only valid for 45 

days from the end of the auction. Please see the item's 

description for specific authentication on each individual lot. 

Please call if you have any questions regarding these auction 

lot LOA's. 

Framed Items: 

Frames included with lots: while we make every effort to protect 

the frames included in these lots during pre auction storage 

and post auction shipping, we are not responsible for any 

damage to the frames themselves, and no refunds will be 

given due to frame damage. 

About Our Grading: 

Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally 

graded and encapsulated by independent grading companies. 

Many other lots have been graded by our highly educated 

writers. For the most part, these are conservative grades, but 

we are human and sometimes we may miss something. We 

are not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing 

or disagreeing with our assessment and we cannot issue 

refunds or credits if cards do not receive a numerical grade or 

the exact grade that we describe. We strongly recommend 

that you come look at any items that you are bidding on, and 

make your own determination about it's grade. 

Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: 

Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing company. 

Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always 

looking for part-time field representatives in new areas. Call 

our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler at 215-530- 

4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose situation for 

you, as well as a chance to make some serious money. 

Consignments For Our Next Auction: 

We have already begun taking consignments for our February 

7, 2013 auction. Consignment deadline: December 31, 2012 

- by consigning your items early, you allow us the opportunity 

to advertise your items on our website, in trade publications 

and press releases, as well as at major shows across the 

country. This is an invaluable way to expose your items to 

our thousands of current bidders and possible new bidders, 

who can then plan ahead to bid on your items. Believe me, it 

happens! 

We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in 

our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (primarily 

1960s's and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss 

it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden under a 

little dust, or needs the right exposure! 

ALSO: We are the best major catalog auction company for 

newer modern insert, relic and autographed cards. Virtually 

every consignor has been pleased with the results for their 

"Shiny Cards" through our auction. 

Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or consignments 

of your cards and other treasures. 

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 

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LOT EXAMPLE: 

“Items With Reserves” feature slightly modified! 

We have expanded and modified the “items with reserves” feature for this 

December 2012 auction. Now, the items with reserves are noted with a red outline 

around the lot and the words “ITEM WITH RESERVE” heading above the 

lot. They will also appear in the appropriate category section based on the item. 

The reason we have started this is to allow us to offer more unique and special items, 

while also giving our consignors the assurance that the items will at least reach a certain 

minimum. All items with reserves will have an opening bid and an estimated value range. The reserve bid on any item will never be 

greater than the low value in the estimated range. By starting the bidding below the reserve price it will allow our bidders to get their 

initial bids in prior to the 10:00pm cutoff time for “initial bids” on the final day of the auction and then all eligible bidders can decide 

what they want their final bid to be on that day. The items will have a statement in the bid box on our website saying either “Reserve 

Not Met” or “Reserve Met”. Those two phrases should be self-explanatory. If you are entering a ceiling bid on one of these items and 

your ceiling bid exceeds the reserve, the computer will only take you to the value that equals the reserve. The remaining amount of 

your ceiling bid will be kept hidden to everyone but you. If the item ends with the “reserve not met” the item will be deemed “passed” 

with a zero sale price. We are trying to make this a simple and easy-to-understand feature in our auction; should you have any questions, 

concerns or comments on this new venture, we welcome your feedback. 

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1. 1909-11 T206 White Borders 

Ed Walsh (Blue Old Mill) Back 

SGC 30—Only Known Example 

Since its inception in 1980, the annual National 

Sports Collectors Convention has been home to 

several of the most acclaimed exhibitions in hobby 

history. Regardless of location, the sheer spectacle 

of the event lends the collecting public access to 

some of the most iconic sports cards in the industry 

along with the prospect of viewing new and 

significant finds. Within hours of opening the 

2012 event in Baltimore, rumors began to swirl of 

a possible new addition to the already legendary 

1909-11 T206 White Borders lineup. Over the 

decades, “The Monster” has yielded multiple 

important variations for advanced collectors to 

pursue on their wantlists. With over 520 cards, the 

“Big Four”, nearly 40 different advertising backs 

and countless other oddities, the prospect of 

adding another jewel to undoubtedly the most 

revered pre-war set can be accurately described as 

“game changing”. 

The 1909-11 T206 Old Mill advertising back is 

most commonly found with black text while a 

handful of brown versions have also traded for 

considerable sums. While assumed to exist only in 

those two colors, the National Convention 

unearthing of an Old Mill Blue Back variation picturing 

Ed Walsh caused quite a stir in the pre-war 

community. Within moments of its unveiling, this 

new arrival became the subject of considerable 

discussion on authoritative internet message 

boards. Could the 1909-11 T206 Ed Walsh Old Mill (Blue Back) be yet another addition to this famed set Our consignor enlisted Sportscard Guaranty, LLC, trusted third-party 

grading service for review. After careful consideration, the weighty verdict of the authenticator confirmed that the offered 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ed Walsh Old Mill (Blue 

Back) is authentic and unaltered. 

Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. The possibly unique variant of Hall of Fame hurler “Big” Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox exhibits bright surface colors and intricate uniform 

detailing. Moderate, but even perimeter wear along with limited creasing consistent with the technical grade does not adversely impact the overall presentation. The all-important 

reverse displays pronounced typeface and is absent of any significant wear. 

Opening Bid $15000.00 

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 

2. 1907 Ty Cobb 

Detroit Seamless 

Steel Tubes Rookie 

Postcard SGC 20 

Ty Cobb Rookie Postcard! 

Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. By 

the age of 21, Ty Cobb had 

already established himself as a 

dominating force in the 

American League. His premier 

status is confirmed on this 1907 

Ty Cobb Detroit Seamless Steel 

Tubes postcard. Only the second 

such correspondence piece 

judged by SGC, the youthful 

Georgian is viewed in full uniform 

with his trusty bat and 

glove. Beneath the image is a 

brief biography and advertisement 

for the Michigan company. 

Interestingly, this keepsake 

is postmarked from Detroit just 

four days prior to Cobb playing 

in his first World Series contest. 

The arrival to a Lyndonville, 

Vermont address is also 

stamped just two days later. The 

typed name of the addressee, 

postmarkings which protrude 

the obverse to the right of Cobb 

and a slight pencil marking on 

the correspondence portion do not distract from the overall presentation of this 105 year-old relic. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($10,000-$15,000). 



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BASEBALL December 13, 2012 

3. 1912 T227 Honest Long Cut 

Chief Bender SGC 30 

Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Charles A. (Chief) 

Bender, Hall of Fame twirler for the Philadelphia 

Athletics is the subject of this oversized 1912 

T227 Honest Long Cut tobacco card. Hailing 

from the “Series of Champions”, Bender’s elite 

status is confirmed on the informative biographical 

reverse. The colorful obverse displays lush 

color schemes and careful uniform detailing. 

One of only 31 copies judged by the third-party 

grading service. 


4. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red 

Cabinets #124 Bobby 

Wallace SGC 50 (Checklist 

Back)—None Better 

Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC. Although he 

never played in a Fall Classic, Bobby 

Wallace emerges victorious on this lovely 

1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets premium 

with a Checklist back. The 1953 Hall of 

Famer is at the ready on this crease-free 

keepsake hallmarked by a captivating 

obverse color scheme. The reverse is bright 

and accented by pronounced black type. 

One of only three at the grading tier with 

none better. 



Cabinets #35 Joe Tinker 

SGC 50 (Checklist Back) 

Windy City Hall of Famer! Graded 50 

VG-EX 4 by SGC. Stunning 1910-11 

Turkey Red Cabinets #35 Joe Tinker premium. 

This century-old prize has endured the 

century in remarkable condition with a 

crease-free obverse, intense obverse hues 

and a clear Checklist back. Limited corner 

and edge wear do not impact the overall 

presentation of this artifact which could 

warrant further re-grade consideration. The 

sole representative at the grading level with 

only one better! 



Cabinets #78 Home Run 

Baker SGC 40 (Checklist 

Back) 

Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Circle the bases 

with Frank (Home Run) Baker on this 

1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #78 premium 

with a Checklist back. The colorful 

full body illustration of the Trappe, 

Maryland native is crease-free with moderate, 

but even corner wear. The reverse is 

relatively bright with unobstructed black 

type. One of two at the grading level of the 

Hall of Famer with only two better. 



Cabinets #39 Rube Waddell 

SGC 40 (Checklist Back) 

Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Captivating 

1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #39 Rube 

Waddell premium with a Checklist back. 

The image of the eccentric Hall of Fame 

southpaw is crease-free while the gray 

perimeter has sustained moderate, but not 

extensive wear and wrinkling. The slightly 

soiled reverse is absent of any paper loss, 

residue or writing. One of 6 at the grading 

level with only one better. 


8. (3) 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red 

Cabinet Hall of Famers with 

Baker, Clarke & Willis—All 

Graded 

Each graded by either PSA or SGC. Keystone 

Baseball Hall of Famers are at the forefront of 

this trio of 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets. 

Included among these premiums are 1.) #8 

Clarke (SGC 10, Checklist Back); 2.) #40 

Willis (PSA 2, Checklist Back) and 3.) #78 

Baker (PSA 2, Ad Back). An essential proposition 

for the Cooperstown themed pre-war 

specialist. 


9. 1910-11 T3 Turkey 

Red Cabinets PSA 

Graded Group of (5) 

Different 

Each graded by PSA. 

Spectacular assortment of (5) 

1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets 

with Checklist backs. Included 

among these colorful premiums 

are 1.) #2 Bergen (PSA 3, mk); 

2.) #3 Leach (PSA 4); 3.) #31 

Magee (PSA 4); 4.) #33 Pfeister 

(PSA 2, mk) and 5.) #43 Out At 

Third (PSA 3). These appropriately 

judged keepsakes present at 

the pinnacle of their assigned 

technical assessments. 


10. (5) 1910-11 T3 

Turkey Red Cabinets 

PSA & SGC Graded 

Cards—High Numbers 

Each graded by PSA or SGC. 

Antique quintet of 1910-11 T3 

Turkey Red Cabinets featuring 

blazing surfaces and incredible 

ballpark backdrops. Included are 

1.) #77 Ames (SGC 40, Ad Back); 

2.) #92 Dygert (PSA 3, Ad Back); 

3.) #94 Gibson (PSA 1, Ad Back); 

4.) #114 Rhoades (PSA 1, Checklist 

Back) and 5.) #122 Tenney (PSA 3, 

Checklist Back). The obverses and 

backs are clean and absent of paper 

loss or writing. 



11. 1911-14 D304 Brunners 

Bread Honus Wagner SGC 20 

Honus Wagner Type! Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by 

SGC. Crown your pre-war gathering with the 

offered 1911-14 D304 Brunners Bread rendition 

of the the “Flying Dutchman”. The Class of 

1936 inductee unleashes a hefty swing against a 

blue-and-green field backdrop. This elusive 

regional bakery card presents according to the 

technical grade and will definitely stand out in 

any advanced collection. 


12. 1911-14 D304 Brunners 

Bread Nap Lajoie SGC 20 

Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. This 1911-14 

D304 Brunners Bread Nap Lajoie is perfect 

for the Hall of Fame “Type” specialist. The 

century-old illustration of the Cleveland legend 

is hallmarked by an alluring blue-andgreen 

backdrop. Expected creasing is offset by 

a bright perimeter, clean surface and problemfree 

advertising back. Not many of these have 

survived the past century! 


13. (2) 1911-14 

D304 Brunners 

Bread Frank 

Baker & Hal 

Chase (New York) 

Variation—Both 

SGC 10 

Each graded 10 Poor 1 by 

SGC. There is nothing 

“poor” about this elusive 

tandem of 1911-14 D304 

Brunners Bread singles featuring 

a Maryland born 

Hall of Famer and a turnof-the-century 

superstar. Included are 1.) Baker and 2.) Chase (New York) team variation. 

Despite extensive creasing, the action packed obverses are still bright while the 

green advertising backs remain clean. 


14. (3) 1909-11 T206 White 

Border Hall of Famers with 

Cobb, Bender & McGraw—All 

SGC Graded 

Formidable mid-grade trio of 1909-11 T206 

White Border Hall of Famers, each of which 

have been judged by SGC. Included are 1.) 

Bender “Portrait” (SGC 40) with Piedmont 

back; 2.) Cobb “Bat On Shoulder” (SGC 30) 

with Sweet Caporal back and 3.) McGraw 

“Portrait, with Cap” (SGC 30) with Piedmont 

back. 


15. (7) 1911 T205 Gold Border 

PSA 5 Graded Singles 

Each graded EX 5 by PSA. Ornate arrangement of 

(7) 1911 T205 Gold Border singles with either 

Piedmont or Sweet Caporal backs. The lineup of 

these delicate antiques include: Corridon, 

Fromme, Hemphill, Mitchell, Schaefer, Scott and 

Simmons. 


16. (10) 1911 T205 Gold Border 

Graded Cards with Jennings 

Featured are (10) 1911 T205 Gold Border graded 

cards depicting a Hall of Famer, stars and variations. 

Included are appropriately judged copies of 

PSA 3: (4 cards) with Abbaticchio, Hoblitzell 

(Cin. After 1908 Stats), Killian, Quinn; PSA 2.5: 

Ford (Black Cap); PSA 2: (2 cards) with Cicotte, 

Milan; GAI 2: Tannehill; SGC 30: Parent and 

PSA 1.5: Jennings. 


17. (15) 1911 T205 Gold Border 

PSA 4-4.5 Graded Singles with 

Variations 

Century-old portraits of “dead ball” era stalwarts 

are found with these (15) 1911 T205 Gold 

Borders. Each graded either VG-EX+ 4.5 or VG- 

EX 4 by PSA, these relics each display a common 

advertising back (unless noted). Included are 

appropriately judged versions of PSA 4.5: (6 

cards) with Bescher, Delahanty (Cycle), Evans, 

Gray (No Stats), Mullin, Phelps; PSA 4: (9 cards) 

with Bailey, Konetchy, Latham (Initialed Back), 

Lush, MElveen, Schmidt, Stone, I. Thomas 

(Honest Long Cut) and D. White. 


18. 1916 Tango Eggs Hughie 

Jennings PSA 8—None Better 

Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Incredibly preserved 

1916 Tango Eggs Hughie Jennings “Louisiana” 

Type originating from an original find of cards in 

1991. The jovial Ee-Yah is depicted with his signature 

dance move on this blemish free card. 

According to the PSA population report, there are 

no similar examples judged higher than this investment 

quality card of the Hall of Famer. 



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19. 1887 N172 

Old Judge Jim 

O’Rourke (Bat in 

Right Hand) 

SGC 20 


20. 1909-11 E90- 

1 American 

Caramel Christy 

Mathewson 

PSA 2 


21. 1911 T205 

Gold Border 

Christy 

Mathewson - 

GAI 5 


22. 1911-14 D304 

Brunners Bread 

Fred Tenny 

Shortprint SGC 

20 


23. 1915 Cracker 

Jack #7 Eddie 

Collins - GAI 8 


24. 1920 W522 

#48 Babe Ruth 

Strip Card— 

SGC Authentic 


25. 1920 W516 #1 

Babe Ruth & #6 

Ty Cobb—Both 

Graded 


26. 1922 W575-1 (Henry A. 

Johnson Back) Sam Rice SGC 

45—Highest Graded 


27. 1928 Exhibits 

Urban Shocker 

SGC 80— 

Highest Graded 


28. 1929 R316 

Kashin 

Publications 

Babe Ruth 

SGC 55 


29. 1931-32 

Exhibits Four-in- 

One 

Foxx/Cochrane/ 

Grove/Haas— 

SGC 50 


30. 1934-36 

Diamond Stars 

#44 Rogers 

Hornsby SGC 84 


31. 1939-46 

Salutation 

Exhibits Mike 

Kreevich 

Shortprint PSA 4 


32. 1941 Play 

Ball #71 Joe 

DiMaggio SGC 

20 


33. 1949 Leaf Baseball Premiums 

Mickey Cochrane & John 

McGraw—Both SGC 40 



34. (6) Pre-War 

Baseball Hall of Fame 

SGC Graded Cards 

with Tinker & Chance 

Splendid sextet of pre-war 

Baseball Hall of Fame singles, 

each of which are graded by 

SGC. Included are 1911 T205 

Gold Borders: (2 cards, both 

Sweet Caporal) with Chance 

(SGC 35), Tinker (SGC 40); 1933 

Goudey: (2 cards) with #63 

Cronin (SGC 55), #127 Ott (SGC 

Authentic); 1934-36 Diamond 

Stars: #39 Hubbell (SGC 55, 

green back) and 1934 Goudey: 

#13 Frisch (SGC 20). 


35. (12) 1910-11 M116 Sporting 

Life SGC Graded Hall of Famers 

Each graded by SGC. These (12) 1910-11 M116 

Sporting Life singles depict players who are definitely 

not a “dime a dozen”. In fact, each portrait 

displays a member of the Baseball Hall of 

Fame. Included are SGC 40: Walsh; SGC 35: 

Evers (Black Back); SGC 30: (4 cards) with 

Crawford (pastel), Huggins, Jennings (pastel), 

Waddell (black back); SGC 20: (3 cards) with 

Baker (black back), Griffith, Tinker (black 

back); SGC 10: Clarke (pastel); SGC 

Authentic: (2 cards, both pastel) with Bender 

and Bresnahan. 


36. (10) 1920s Baseball Strip 

Cards with (5) Ruth, (4) Cobb & 

Johnson—All Graded 

Class of 1936 Collectors! Take notice of these 

(10) 1920s baseball strip cards featuring the 

incomparable Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb and Walter 

Johnson. Included are Babe Ruth: (5 cards) with 

(2) 1920 W516-1 (PSA Authentic), 1920 W516-1 

(SGC Authentic, flip incorrectly identifies as 

W516-1-2), (2) 1926 W512 (one PSA Authentic, 

one SGC Authentic); Ty Cobb: (4 cards) with 

1920 W516-1 (PSA Authentic), (3) 1926 W512 

(all PSA Authentic) and Walter Johnson: 1919- 

21 W514 (SGC Authentic). 


37. 1933 Goudey Baseball #92 

Lou Gehrig PSA 2 

Pride of the Yankees! Graded Good 2 by PSA. 

Lou Gehrig, pinstriped hero to a generation of 

Bronx faithful swings away on this classic 1933 

Goudey Baseball #92 rendition. As “one of the 

biggest siege guns” in the Yankee arsenal, the 

southpaw sends an unfortunate pitch into orbit on 

this depression-era gum card. Presents at the peak 

of the technical assessment with proper centering, 

a well concealed surface crease and a clean biographical 

reverse. 


38. (2) 1933 R94 “Babe 

Comes Home” SGC 

Graded Cards 

As a cultural icon, slugger extraordinaire 

and movie star, Babe Ruth 

applies his many talents on this tandem 

of 1933 R94 “Movie Stars and 

Scenes” strip cards from the 1927 

feature Babe Comes Home. Each 

graded by SGC, only 11 total copies 

of this extremely scarce issue have 

been confirmed by the third-party 

service. Included are (1) SGC 30 

(blue tint) and (1) SGC 20 (purple 

tint). The imagery is clear and the 

blank reverses are clean. 


40. 1939-46 Exhibit Salutations 

Gabby Hartnett Shortprint— 

SGC 88 

Graded 88 NM-MT 8 by SGC. Exceptional 1939- 

46 Exhibit Salutations Gabby Hartnett shortprint. 

The Hall of Fame backstop is at the ready on this 

classic which exhibits “dead” centering, a solid 

perimeter, clean surface and action packed baseball 

imagery. The highest judged specimen of Hartnett 

by SGC by a whopping three grades! Please note: 

the “half moon” along the upper edge is not chipping, 

rather it is in the print of the cardboard. 


ITEM WITH RESERVE 

39. 1934-36 Diamond Stars #74 

Tony Lazzeri (1935, Blue Back) 

SGC 88 

Poosh ‘Em Up Tony! Graded 88 NM-MT 8 by 

SGC. Remarkable 1934-36 Diamond Stars #74 

Tony Lazzeri (1935, Blue Back) variation. It is 

difficult to fathom how this immaculate portrait 

of the Hall of Famer has endured the decades 

in such remarkable condition! A radiant “art 

deco” artist rendering, square corners, 

untouched edges and precise centering are all 

attributes of this depression-era treasure. The 

bright reverse is accented by crisp blue type. 

The sole copy of this variant at the grading 

level with only one better. This item has a 

reserve. Estimate ($700-$1000). 


41. (7) 

1939-46 

Exhibits 

Salutation 

SGC 

Graded 

Cards with 

(2) 

Williams 

Double the 

“Teddy 

Ballgame” with 

these (7) 1939-46 Exhibit Salutations, each of which are graded. Included are SGC 

84: Hubbell (1 of 2, one better); SGC 82: Rizzo SP; SGC 60: (2 cards) with Newsom 

SP (1 of 1, none better), T. Williams (#9 Not Showing); SGC 55: Gehringer; SGC 50: 

T. Williams (#9 Shows) and SGC 35: Russell SP. 



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42. (20) 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits with Hall of 

Famers, Shortprints & Stars—All SGC Graded 

Impressive gallery of (20) 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits SGC graded cards comprising 

entirely of Hall of Famers, teams and shortprints. Included are SGC 96: (2 

cards) with Drysdale (Glove at Waist, highest graded), Hubbs (highest graded); 

SGC 92: Banks (Portrait, highest graded); SGC 88: Ford (Pitching, highest graded); 

SGC 86: (2 cards) with Cunningham SP (Portrait), Mays (Portrait); SGC 84: 

Koufax; SGC 82: Mantle (Batting, Full-Length); SGC 80: Mantle (Batting, “ck” 

not connected, highest graded); SGC 70: (2 cards) with Musial (Batting), 

Yankees-1949 (only graded); SGC 60: (7 cards) with Berra (Printed in U.S.A. 

highest graded), Clemente, Drysdale (Portrait, none better), Hodges (“LA” on 

Cap, highest graded), Mantle (Batting, “ck” connected), Yankees-1952; SGC 50: 

Yankees-1950 (highest graded), Yankees-1956 (highest graded) and SGC 45: 

Dodgers-1945. 


43. 1947-66 Exhibits 

Mickey Mantle (Portrait) 

Shortprint—SGC 86 

Graded 86 NM+ 7.5 by SGC. “The 

Commerce Comet” commands the 

offered 1947-66 Exhibits Mickey 

Mantle (Portrait) pose variation. The 

high-grade shortprint exhibits pinpoint 

centering, razor-sharp corners, crisp 

edges and a clear image of the Hall of 

Fame subject. The lone representative at 

the grading tier with only one better. 


44. 1947-66 Exhibits Bill 

“Moose” Skowron 

Shortprint SGC 92—None 

Better 

None Better! Graded 92 NM-MT+ 8.5 

by SGC. Bill “Moose” Skowron is captured 

as a member of the Chicago White 

Sox on this scarce 1947-66 Exhibits 

shortprint. The arcade machine relic is 

properly centered with impeccable corners, 

clean edges and crystal clear 

imagery. One of only two judged at the 

esteemed grading level with none better. 


45. (9) 1947-66 Baseball 

Exhibits Shortprints with 

Killebrew & Yastrzemski— 

All SGC 80-92 

Low Pop Exhibit Shortprints! Solidify 

your 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits collection 

with these (9) different shortprints, each 

of which are graded by SGC. Included are 

SGC 92: Powell (1 of 1, two better); 

SGC 88: (2 cards) with Linz (1 of 1, 

none better), Richardson (1 of 1, one better); 

SGC 86: Lock (1 of 1, none better) 

SGC 84: (2 cards) with Coleman (only 

graded), Ward (1 of 2, one better); SGC 

80: (3 cards) with Alvis (1 of 1, one better), 

Killebrew (Portrait, 1 of 2, none better) 

and Yastrzemski (1 of 2, one better). 


46. 1947-66 

Exhibits Ed 

Kranepool SP 

SGC 92— 

Highest 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

47. 1947-66 

Exhibits 

Whitey 

Ford 

(Portrait) 

Shortprint 

SGC 84— 

Highest 

Graded 

with None 

Better 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

48. 1952 

Topps 

Canadian 

#186 Walt 

Masterson 

SGC 40— 

Scarce 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 


49. 1952 Topps Baseball #261 

Willie Mays SGC 84 

Graded 84 NM 7 by SGC. Registry combatants 

and high-grade investors will definitely take heed 

of this impressive 1952 Topps #261 Willie Mays 

example. The head and shoulders portrait of the 

Giants legend is surrounded by sharp corners, 

snow white edges and a problem-free backdrop. 

Despite slightly errant top-to-bottom centering, 

the overall presentation of the keepsake is not 

affected in the least. The informative biographical/statistical 

back is clean. Meets or exceeds 

88% of all similar copies submitted to the grading 

service. 


50. (3) 1952 Topps Baseball 

SGC Graded High Numbers 

with Durocher 

Make significant headway on your 1952 Topps 

Baseball project with this trio of challenging 

high numbers. Each graded by SGC, included 

are 1.) #315 Durocher (SGC 40); 2.) #320 

Rutherford (SGC 35) and 3.) #350 Abrams 

(SGC 45). These cardboard classics present at 

the peak of their assigned technical grades. 


51. (15) 1952 Topps Baseball 

Graded & Ungraded Singles 

with (2) High Numbers & Spahn 

Supplement your classic Topps Baseball collection 

with these (15) different singles from the 

1952 edition. Included are PSA 8: #95; SGC 

84: #251; BVG 6.5: #264; PSA 6: (6 cards) 

with #103, 111, 172, 242, 244, 284; SGC 70: 

#28 (bb); PSA 5: #235; SGC 60: (2 cards) with 

#33 Spahn (bb), 89; Ungraded: (2 cards) with 

#342 Labine (FR, paper loss) and #346 Spencer 

(FR). 


53. (15) 1953 

Bowman Color 

Baseball PSA 5-6 

Graded Group 

Each graded either EX-MT 

6 or EX 5 by PSA. Fill the 

gaps in your 1953 Bowman 

Color Baseball project with 

these (15) different singles. 

Included in this attractive 

cardboard portfolio are 

PSA 6: (11 cards) with #5 

Gordon, 13, 23, 28, 38, 56, 

87, 88, 103, 110, 148; PSA 

5: (4 cards) with #2, 20, 82 

and 133. 


55. 1935-1964 Baseball 

Card Lot of (10) with 1956 

Williams and Red Man 

Mays 

“Teddy Ballgame” is the key figure in 

this exciting lot of (10) vintage baseball 

cards including (8) certified by 

PSA. The Williams item is a 1956 

Topps card #5 graded (NM-MT 8-OC). 

The other PSA certified items include 

(6) 1954 Red Man Tobacco issues all 

designated “Authentic, hand cut-without 

tab” with Gilliam, Hodges, 

Mathews, Mays, Reese and Simmons 

and a 1964 Topps Giant Colavito (VG-EX 4.5). Rounding out this offering are (2) 

1936 R311 6x8 team photo cards, both (VG-EX) with the Yankees featuring Gehrig 

and Dickey and the Red Sox featuring Cronin and Grove. 


52. (8) 1951 Topps 

Baseball Blue Back 

PSA 9 Graded 

Cards—Low Pops 

Set Registry Participants! 

Each graded Mint 9 by PSA. 

These (8) 1951 Topps Blue 

Back singles are “a must” for 

the high-grade set collector. 

Included are #14 Munger 

(none better), #16 Dickson 

(one better), #21 B. Johnson 

(none better), #24 Lollar (1 

of 6, one better), #31 Brissie 

(none better), #42 Edwards 

(none better), #43 W. Jones (none better) and #47 Wehmeier (none better). These 

“blazers” meet the harsh criteria for their assigned plateaus. 


54. (32) 1948- 

1955 Bowman 

Baseball PSA 

Graded Cards 

with Hall of 

Famers 

Boost your classic 

Bowman Baseball gathering 

with these (32) 1948- 

1955 PSA graded cards 

heralded by multiple Hall 

of Famers. Highlights 

include 1948 Bowman: 

#36 Musial RC (PSA 1), #47 Thomson RC (PSA 6); 1949 Bowman: #82 Page (PSA 

8), #101 Gordon (PSA 8); 1950 Bowman: #19 Spahn (PSA 4); 1953 Bowman Color: 

#99 Spahn (PSA 4); 1954 Bowman: #15 Ashburn (PSA 6), #95 Roberts (PSA 6), 

#161 Berra (PSA 5) and 1955 Bowman: #242 Banks (PSA 4). More on our website. 


56. 1955 

Bowman 

Baseball #202 

Mickey 

Mantle SGC 

86 

Graded 86 NM+ 7.5 

by SGC. Exceptional 

1955 Bowman #202 

Mickey Mantle for 

the post-war specialist 

with an eye for 

the very best. This horizontal jewel may, in fact, be undergraded. The fragile wood 

bordered gum card is framed by impeccable corners, unchipped edges and a glistening 

ballpark setting. Slightly askew reverse centering prevents an even higher technical 

assessment. As it is, this Mantle meets or exceeds 87% of all confirmed copies submitted 

to the third-party service. 



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57. 1951 Bowman Baseball #253 

Mickey Mantle Rookie High 

Number—PSA Authentic 


58. 1952 

Bowman 

Baseball #101 

Mickey Mantle 

PSA 3 


59. 1953 

Bowman Color 

#59 Mickey 

Mantle PSA 3 


60. 1953 Topps 

Baseball #82 

Mickey Mantle 

SGC 30 


61. 1954 Dan- 

Dee Potato 

Chips Mickey 

Mantle SGC 35 


62. 1952 Topps Baseball #307 Frank 

Campos SGC 30—Black Star 

Variation 


63. 1952 Topps 

Baseball #364 

Clyde Sukeforth 

SGC 84 


64. 1958 

Hires Root 

Beer Test 

Johnny 

Antonelli 

SGC 84 - 

Highest 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

65. 1958 

Hires Root 

Beer Test Jim 

Busby SGC 

84 - Highest 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

66. 1962 Topps 

Baseball #140 

Ruth/Gehrig 

Metal Print 

Proof—GAI 

Authentic 


67. 1963 Topps 

Baseball #537 

Pete Rose High 

Number SGC 86 


68. 1963 Topps 

Baseball #537 

Pete Rose 

Rookie SGC 80 


69. 1965 Topps 

Baseball #300 

Sandy Koufax 

GAI Gem Mint 

9.5—Highest 

Graded Known 

Example 


70. (3) 1973- 

1978 Topps 

Baseball Hall 

of Fame SGC 

Graded 

Rookies with 

Brett, Molitor 

& Schmidt 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

71. 1979 Topps 

Baseball #116 

Ozzie Smith 

Rookie SGC 96 



72. 1958 Topps Mickey Mantle AS #487 (GAI 9) & 1963 

Topps #173 Bombers’ Best (BVG 8) 

Warranting annual portrayals on league leader, All-Star and World Series cards, 

Mickey Mantle is the hard-hitting subject on these (2) high-grade Topps specimens. 

Includes: 1958 #487 Mantle All-Star GAI Mint 9; 1963 #173 Bombers’ Best BVG 

NM-MT 8. Both examples showcase vibrant colors, pinpoint centering and sharp 

edges/corners. 


73. (21) 

1949-1962 

Richie 

Ashburn 

PSA & SGC 

Graded 

Collection 

Whether you 

revere him as 

“Put Put” or 

“Whitey”, the 

Richie Ashburn 

die-hard will 

treasure these 

(21) 1949-1962 

PSA and SGC 

graded cards. 

Included are Topps: (10 cards) with 1952 #216 (SGC 70), 1954 #45 (PSA 7, oc), 

1956 #120 (PSA 7), 1957 #70 (SGC 84), 1958 #230 (SGC 88), 1959: #300 (PSA 7), 

#317 w/Mays (SGC 80); 1960 #305 (SGC 60), 1961 #88 (SGC 80), 1962 #213 (SGC 

80); Bowman: (7 cards) with 1949 #214 rookie (SGC 60), 1950 #84 (PSA 5), 1951 

#186 (PSA 4), 1952 #53 (PSA 4), 1953 Color #10 (SGC 40), 1954 #15 (PSA 4), 1955 

#130 (SGC 80); Others: (4 cards) with 1952 Berk Ross (SGC 20), 1953 Red Man 

#NL3 (SGC 60), 1954 Red Man #NL1 (PSA 5) and 1955 Red Man #NL1 (SGC 70). 



74. 1989 Upper Deck #1 Ken Griffey Jr. (Blank Back) BGS 

8—Only Two Graded 

Graded 8 NM-MT by BGS. Extraordinary 1989 Upper Deck #1 Ken Griffey Jr. rookie 

card with a blank back. Of the several hundred thousand, if not millions of regular 

Griffey Jr. examples, only two have been judged by a third-party grading service with a 

blank back. Not only is Griffey Jr. a “sure fire” Hall of Famer, but the Mariners superstar 

is also the first card in a set which transformed the modern industry. The subgrades 

are as follows: Centering: 7.5; Corners: 9; Edges: 9 and Surface: 8. This item 

has a reserve. Estimated value ($1500-$3000). 


75. 1990 

Topps #USA1 

George Bush 

BGS 8.5— 

None Better 

Graded 8.5 NM-MT+ 

by BGS. A monumental 

find for the modern 

collector is found with 

the offered 1990 

Topps #USA1 George 

Bush. Perpetually atop 

many advanced modern 

wantlists, the 

Commander-in-Chief 

is portrayed in his 

Yale Baseball uniform 

on this extremely 

scarce and condition 

sensitive specimen. 

Reportedly, only 100 

cards were distributed 

to the former 

President at a Yale 

gala. The sub-grades 

are as follows: 

Centering: 8.5; 

Corners: 8.5; Edges: 

9.5 and Surface: 8. 

One of only two judged by BGS at the grading level while PSA has only 

judged a lone copy at the NM-MT+ tier with none better from either service. 


76. 1990 Topps Baseball 

#USA1 George Bush PSA 8 

Commander-in-Chief! This 1990 Topps 

USA George Bush is a “must have” for 

the advanced modern collector. 

Purportedly only 100 copies of this 

#USA1 card were produced and distributed 

(primarily to President Bush) at a 

Yale University gala. A handful of copies 

were also bequeathed to devoted Topps 

employees and associates, along with 

reports that a few made their way into 

wax packs. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, 

this appropriately graded specimen displays 

strong corners, clean edges and 

accurate centering. The dapper Class of 

‘48 Ivy Leaguer is depicted as the 

Bulldogs’ first baseman on the handsome 

black-and-white picture. The appropriately 

mentions Bush’s home as “1600 

Pennsylvania Avenue” in Washington 

D.C. Only one graded better. 



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BASEBALL 

December 13, 2012 

77. 1909 E95 Philadelphia Caramel Complete SGC Graded Set of (25) Cards with SGC 60 Wagner 

With a lineup featuring eight future Baseball Hall of Famers, this 1909 E95 Philadelphia Caramel complete SGC graded set of (25) is an optimum choice for the pre-war set 

specialist. Produced by Philadelphia Caramel Co. of Camden, New Jersey, these “ball players” are bolstered by strong illustrations and intense color schemes along with the 

outstanding player selection. Included are SGC 60: Wagner; SGC 55: Maddox; SGC 50: (2 cards) with Devlin, Leach; SGC 40: (7 cards) with Carrigan, Chance, Cobb, 

Evers, Mathewson, Willetts, Willis; SGC 35: (3 cards) with Bender, Krause, Plank; SGC 30: (2 cards) with Doyle, Hoffman; SGC 20: (3 cards) with Cicotte, E. Collins, 

McIntyre; SGC 10: (2 cards) with Crawford, Merkle; SGC Authentic: (4 cards) with Lord, Morgan, Reulbach and Wiltse. While the checklist for this designation may by 

small in quantity, the overall quality of this underrated “candy card” issue cannot be overstated! 


79. 1948 Swell Sport Thrills Complete Set 

of (20) Cards 

Memorable events in baseball history are captured with this 

tough 1948 Swell Sport Thrills complete set of (20) cards. The 

overall condition breakdown is as follows: 60% (VG-EX to 

EX-MT), 25% (VG), 5% (GD) and 10% (FR or lesser) due to 

reverse pencil marks. Keys include #3 Jackie Robinson Rookie 

of the Year (VG-EX), #12 Babe Ruth Points (VG-EX), #14 

Lou Gehrig’s Four Homers (VG), #16 Williams’ Three-Run 

Homer (GD) and #19 Feller Whiffs Five (EX-MT). Due to 

rudimentary factory printing techniques of the day, moderate 

size variances are present. 


78. 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits Near Set 

of (288) Different Cards with Many Stars 

& Shortprints 

Comprehensive 1947-66 Baseball Exhibits near set of (288) 

different cards with many stars and shortprints. This prized 

black-and-white edition has an overall condition breakdown 

of 10% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 25% (VG-EX) and 

25% (VG or lesser) with nearly 10% displaying reverse paper 

loss or writing. Keys include Banks (EX-MT, Bat on 

Shoulder, Script Signature), Cunningham SP (EX-MT, 

Batting), (4) Doby (average EX, all variations, one trimmed), 

Hutchinson SP (VG), McCoskey SP (FR, reverse writing), (2) 

Musial (EX, VG, both Kneeling variations), (3) Rizzuto ((2) 

VG-EX, GD, all variations), Dodgers-1956 (GD) and 

Yankees-1955 (VG). More on our website. 


80. 1948 Bowman Baseball Complete 

Set of (48) Cards 

Inaugural 1948 Bowman Baseball complete set of (48) cards 

featuring a slew of Hall of Fame rookies. This black-andwhite 

series has an approximate condition breakdown of 

15% (EX or better), 35% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 25% 

(GD or lesser) with a little more than 10% displaying tape 

residue. Highlights include #3 Kiner RC (VG-EX), #4 Mize 

RC (FR, tape residue), #5 Feller (VG-EX), #6 Berra RC 

(VG-EX), #8 Rizzuto RC (GD), #17 Slaughter (EX-MT), 

#18 Spahn RC (EX-MT), #36 Musial RC (VG) and #38 

Schoendienst RC (VG-EX). More on our website. 



81. 1949 Bowman 

Baseball Near Set 

(185/240) 

Secure nearly 80% of the popular 

1949 Bowman Baseball edition 

with the offered ear set of 

(185/240) cards. This primarily 

mid-grade gathering has an 

approximate condition breakdown 

of 20% (EX or better), 25% (VG- 

EX), 30% (VG) and 25% (GD or 

lesser) with the (70) tougher high 

numbers presenting only slightly 

lesser than the more available 

series. Keys include #24 Musial 

(FR), #27 Feller (VG), #33 Spahn 

(EX), #46 Roberts RC (VG), #98 

Rizzuto (VG, No Name on Front), 

#100 Hodges RC (VG), #110 

Wynn RC (EX) and #233 Doby 

RC (VG). More on our website. 



Near Set (241/274) with 

Mantle 

Seize nearly 90% of the 1953 Topps 

Baseball series with the offered near 

set of (241/274) cards. Missing primarily 

high numbers, this gorgeous 

early Topps issue still features major 

stars including Mantle, Mays, Paige 

and many more. The approximate 

condition breakdown for this edition 

is as follows: 10% (EX or better), 

20% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 40% 

(GD or lesser) with the challenging 

high series presenting lesser than the 

more available numbers. Although 

nearly 5-10% display reverse writing, 

tape residue or paper loss, the 

overall presentation of the set is still 

nice. Keys include #1 J. Robinson 

(VG), #27 Campanella (VG-EX), 

#76 Reese (VG), #82 Mantle (VG), 

#104 Berra (VG), #207 Ford (GD), #220 Paige (GD), #244 Mays (colored) and #258 

Gilliam RC (VG-EX). More on our website. 


83. 1954 Red Heart Dog 

Food Complete SGC 

Graded Set of (33) Cards 

Satisfy Fido and pick up this colorful 

1954 Red Heart Dog Food complete 

SGC graded set of (33) cards. 

Included are SGC 86: (4 cards) with 

Dark, Fondy, Gilliam, Kell; SGC 84: 

(4 cards) with Kluszewski, Lollar, 

Yost, Zernial; SGC 80: (9 cards) 

with Baumholtz, Cox, Hegan, Kuenn, 

Lemon, Pierce, Sauer, Spahn, White; 

SGC 70: (5 cards) with Kiner, 

Martin, Rosen, Schoendienst, 

Slaughter; SGC 60: (8 cards) with 

Bell, Fain, Fox, Mantle, McDougald, 

McMillan, Minoso, Snider; SGC 50: 

(2 cards) with Erskine, Musial and 

SGC 40: Ashburn. 


84. 1955 Robert Gould All-Star Statues Near Set (26/28) 

& (8) BVG Graded Cards with Banks 

Desirable 1955 Robert Gould All-Star Statues near set of (26/28) and (8) BVG graded 

cards. Featured are Robert Gould Statues near: (26/28, missing Banks and 

Schoendienst) with Ashburn (NM), Kluszewski (NM), Mays (VG-EX), Wynn (VG); 

Robert Gould Cards: (8 cards, includes advertising slip in (EX) condition) with 

BVG 3: (2 cards) with #11 Boone, #28 Parnell; BVG 2: (5 cards) with #16 Bell, #18 

Hamner, #21 Newcombe, #23 Thomson, #27 Pierce and BVG 1.5: #26 Banks. The 

advertising slip with ample baseball imagery is particularly scarce and few, if any, 

have surfaced on the secondary market. 


85. 1956 Dairy Queen/Big League Combined Set of (18) 

Statues 

Seldom offered 1956 Dairy Queen/Big League combined set of (18) statues. Although 

separate issues, the editions share the same checklist and are otherwise identical with 

the bronze coating on the Big League issue being the only defining attribute. Included 

are Dairy Queen: (13 statues, average EX) with Berra (EX), Campanella (VG-EX), 

Doby (VG-EX), Hodges (VG-EX), Lemon (VG-EX), Mantle (EX-MT), Mathews 

(VG-EX), Musial (EX), Reese (VG-EX), Rosen, Snider (EX), Vernon; Big League: (5 

statues, average NM) with Antonelli, Avila, Gilliam, Kuenn and Minoso. 



Complete Set of (340) 

Cards 

Popular 1956 Topps Baseball complete 

edition of (340) cards for the 

“true” set collector. The action/pose 

sequences for this oversized edition 

have an approximate condition 

breakdown throughout of 25% (VG- 

EX or better), 25% (VG), 30% (GD) 

and 20% (FR or lesser) with only a 

handful of instances of pin holes or 

writing. Highlights include #5 T. 

Williams (GD), #15 Banks (VG), 

#30 J. Robinson (PR, writing), #31 

Aaron (GD), #33 Clemente (PR, 

writing), #79 Koufax (FR), #101 

Campanella (GD), #110 Berra (GD), 

#113 Rizzuto (GD), #130 Mays 

(GD), #135 Mantle (PR, pin holes, 

gray back), #150 Snider (VG), #164 

Killebrew (VG-EX), #166 Dodgers 

Team (VG-EX), #200 Feller (VG-EX), #251 Yankees Team (GD), #260 Reese (VG) 

and #292 Aparicio RC (GD). More on our website. 



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87. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set (572/572) with (7) 

PSA Graded 

Featured is a strong 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards with (7) PSA 

Graded keys. The approximate condition breakdown for this horizontal issue is as follows: 

25% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser) with 

the tougher high series presenting only slightly lesser than the more available numbers. 

Highlights include #148 Yastrzemski RC (PSA 5), #160 Mantle/Boyer (PSA 6), 

#200 Mays (GD), #250 Musial (EX-MT), #300 Aaron (PSA 5), #316 McCovey RC 

(VG), #326 Clemente (FR, writing), #343 Koufax (GD), #350 Mantle (PSA 5), #377 

Maris (VG-EX), #480 Berra (PSA 6), #563 Mantle AS (GD), #564 Mays AS (GD), 

#565 Maris AS (PSA 6) and #566 Aaron AS (PSA 6). More on our website. 


89. 1961 Topps 

Baseball Low 

Series Set (#1-522) 

Who needs high numbers 

when the stars are found in 

the offered 1961 Topps 

Baseball low series set of 

(522) cards This popular 

edition has an approximate 

condition breakdown of 20% 

(EX-MT or better), 40% 

(EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 

20% (VG or lesser). Keys 

include #2 Maris (VG), #150 

Mays (EX-MT), #290 

Musial (EX), #300 Mantle 

(GD), #307 Mantle WS 

(FR), #344 Koufax (EX- 

MT), #388 Clemente (VG), 

#406 Mantle HR (EX-MT), 

#415 Aaron (EX), #417 

Marichal RC (EX), #475 

Mantle MVP (VG-EX) and 

#484 Aaron MVP (EX-MT). More on our website. 


88. 1960 Topps 

Baseball Near Set of 

(570/572) Cards 

Impressive 1960 Topps Baseball 

near set of (570/572) cards. This 

horizontal series has an approximate 

condition breakdown of 20% 

(EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 

25% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or 

lesser) with the challenging high 

series generally presenting similarly, 

if not better than the lower 

numbers. Highlights include #148 

Yastrzemski RC (VG), #160 

Mantle/Boyer (EX), #200 Mays 

(VG), #250 Musial (VG), #300 

Aaron (GD), #316 McCovey RC 

(VG), #326 Clemente (VG-EX), 

#343 Koufax (FR), #350 Mantle 

(VG), #563 Mantle AS (EX), #564 

Mays AS (GD), #565 Maris AS 

(EX-MT) and #566 Aaron AS 

(VG). Missing #484 Pirates Team 

and 485 for completion. More on our website. 


90. 1959 and 

1963 Fleer 

Baseball Near 

Sets 

Fleer’s well-received cardboard 

collectibles are represented 

in this near-set lot 

with: 1959 Ted Williams 

(79/80) with 15% (EX- 

MT) or better, 20% (EX), 

35% (VG-EX) and 30% 

(VG) or lesser; 1963 

(64/66) with 15% (EX- 

MT) or better, 40% (EX), 

20% (VG-EX) and 25% 

(VG) or lesser; includes: 

#5 Mays (EX-MT), #46 

Adcock SP (EX-MT) and 

NNO CL SP (marked). 

Due to rudimentary factory 

printing techniques of 

the age, moderate size 

variances are present. 

More on our website. 


91. 1963 

Fleer 

Baseball 

Complete 

SGC 

Graded Set 

of (66) 

Cards Plus 

Checklist— 

All SGC 70- 

88 

For the discriminating 

set collector 

comes this 

upper tier 1963 

Fleer Baseball 

complete SGC graded set of (66) cards plus the elusive checklist. Highlights include 

SGC 88: (5 cards) with #43 Wills RC, #46 Adcock SP, #61 Gibson; SGC 86: (11 

cards) with #5 Mays, #45 Spahn; SGC 84: (26 cards) with #4 B. Robinson, #8 

Yastrzemski, #59 Mazeroski; SGC 80: (23 cards) with #41 Drysdale, #42 Koufax, #56 

Clemente, #64 Cepeda, NNO CL SP and SGC 70: (2 cards). More on our website. 


92. 1963 Fleer 


(65/66) Plus (65) 

1951 Topps 

Baseball Red/Blue 

Backs 

Score with the offered 1963 

Fleer Baseball near set of 

(65/66) cards plus (65) 1951 

Topps Baseball Red/Blue 

Backs. Highlights include 

1951 Topps Red Backs: (61 

cards, average GD, includes 

(NM) wrapper, 5% paper 

loss/writing) with #5 Rizzuto 

(GD), #30 Spahn (GD), (2) 

#38 Snider (VG, GD); 1963 

Fleer near: (65/66, average 

VG-EX to EX) with #4 B. 

Robinson (SGC 70), #5 Mays 

(EX), #42 Koufax (EX-MT), 

#46 Adcock SP (EX), #56 

Clemente (VG-EX) and NNO CL SP (marked). More on our website. 



93. 1963 Bazooka All- 

Time Greats Complete 


Boyhood baseball heroes are at 

the forefront of the offered 1963 

Bazooka All-Time Greats complete 

set of (41) cards. This gold 

finished edition generally averages 

(EX-MT) with many better 

and some lesser primarily due to 

centering. Highlights include #4 

Mathewson (EX-MT), #6 C. 

Young (NM), #8 Lajoie (EX- 

MT), #10 Wagner (EX-MT), #12 

W. Johnson (EX-MT), #15 

Gehrig (EX-MT), #17 Ruth (EX), 

#19 Greenberg (EX-MT) and #35 

Cobb (EX-MT). 


94. 1964 Rawlings Baseball Complete Set of (8) 

Premiums 

Full bleed photographs of your favorite baseball stars are available with the offered 

1964 Rawlings complete set of (8) pictures. Measuring 8 x 9-1/2”, this gallery 

exhibits lush surface hues and creamy blank reverses. Keys include Mantle (VG-EX, 

No Undershirt), B. Robinson (VG-EX), Spahn (VG) and B. Williams (EX-MT). The 

remaining photos average (EX to EX-MT). 


95. 1965 Topps 

Baseball 

Complete Set of 

(598) Cards with 

(8) PSA Graded 

Spotlighted is a 1965 

Topps Baseball complete 

set of (598) cards 

headlined by (8) PSA 

graded keys. This popular 

edition has an overall 

approximate condition 

breakdown for the 

ungraded portion of 

35% (EX-MT or better), 

30% (EX), 20% (VG- 

EX) and 15% (VG or 

lesser). Highlights 

include #1 Brooks/Oliva 

LL (PSA 8), #134 Mantle WS (VG-EX), #160 Clemente (PSA 8, oc), #170 Aaron 

(EX-MT), #207 Rose (VG), #250 Mays (EX-MT), #260 Drysdale (PSA 7), #300 

Koufax (PSA 6), #350 Mantle (PSA 5), #470 Berra (NM), #477 Carlton RC (PSA 6), 

#510 Banks (EX-MT), #519 Uecker (NM), #526 Hunter RC (EX-MT) and #581 Perez 

RC (EX-MT). More on our website. 


97. 1966 Topps 

Baseball Complete 

Set (598/598) 

For the budget conscious set 

collector comes the offered 

1966 Topps Baseball complete 

edition of (598) cards. 

This series has an approximate 

condition breakdown of 

10% (VG-EX or better), 20% 

(VG), 40% (GD) and 30% 

(FR or lesser) with nearly 15- 

20% displaying paper loss, 

writing or pin holes; primarily 

among the high numbers. 

Keys include #1 Mays (PR), 

#30 Rose (GD), #50 Mantle 

(GD), #100 Koufax (FR), 

#126 Palmer RC (GD), #300 

Clemente (GD), #500 Aaron 

(GD), #526 Twins Team 

(GD), #583 Tigers Team (VG) 

and #598 Perry SP (GD). 



96. 1965 Topps 

Baseball 


(598) 

Headlined by Hall of Fame 

names and coveted rookie 

cards, this 1965 Topps 

Baseball complete set of 

(598) carries an approximate 

overall breakdown of: 

15% (EX-MT) or better, 

20% (EX), 35% (VG-EX) 

and 30% (VG) or lesser. 

Keys include: #134 Mantle 

WS (EX), #160 Clemente 

(GD), #170 Aaron (VG- 

EX), #207 Rose (EX-MT), 

#250 Mays (EX), #300 

Koufax (VG), #350 Mantle 

(EX), #477 Carlton RC 

(EX), #510 Banks (VG- 

EX), #526 Hunter RC (VG- 

EX) and #581 Perez RC 

(EX). More on our website. 


98. 1968 Topps 



Appealing 1968 Topps Baseball 

complete set of (598) cards featuring 

attractive Hall of Fame 

rookies of Bench and Ryan. This 

condition sensitive issue has an 


of 20% (NM or better), 

30% (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 

20% (VG-EX or lesser). 

Highlights include #45 Seaver 

(EX), #50 Mays (EX), #80 Carew 

(VG-EX), #110 Aaron (VG-EX), 

#150 Clemente (EX-MT), #177 

Ryan RC (VG-EX), #230 Rose 

(VG-EX), #247 Bench RC (EX), 

#280 Mantle (VG-EX), #330 

Maris (EX-MT), #480 Managers’ 

Dream/Clemente (VG), #490 

Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (GD) and #528 Tigers Team (VG). Due to rudimentary factory 

printing techniques of the age, centering/size variances are present. More on our 

website. 



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99. 1968 & 1969 

Topps Baseball 

Near Sets 

Solid pairing of 1968 and 

1969 Topps Baseball near 

sets featuring key ballplayers 

of the day including Aaron, 

Clemente, Mantle, Mays and 

many others. Highlights 

include 1968 Topps near: 

(507/598, composite EX to 

EX-MT) with #45 Seaver 

(EX), #110 Aaron (VG-EX), 

#150 Clemente (VG-EX), 

#330 Maris (EX-MT); 1969 

Topps near: (603/664, 

majority EX-MT) with #20 

Banks (EX-MT), #50 

Clemente (EX-MT), #100 

Aaron (VG-EX), #120 Rose 

(EX), #190 Mays (VG), 

#500 Mantle (EX) and #510 

Carew (EX-MT). More on 

our website. 




With (14) PSA Graded 

From the inaugural season of expansion 

and division play, this 1969 

Topps Baseball complete set of (664) 

is headlined by (14) PSA graded keys. 

Includes: PSA 9: #295 Perez; PSA 8: 

#35 Morgan, #95 Bench, #510 Carew; 

PSA 7: #1 Yaz/Oliva LL, #2 Rose LL, 

#85 Brock, #120 Rose, #255 Carlton, 

#412 Mantle CL, #480 Seaver, #500 

Mantle (yellow letters), #533 Ryan; 

PSA 6: #260 R. Jackson RC. The nongraded 

cards have an approximate 

overall breakdown of 50% (NM) or 

better, 20% (EX-MT), 15% (EX) and 

15% (VG-EX) or lesser. More on our 

website. 


101. 1969 

Topps 

Baseball 

Master Set 

of 

(664/664) 

Plus 

(23/23) 

White 

Letters & 

Other 

Variations 

Comprehensive 1969 Topps Baseball master set of (664/664) base cards plus (23/23) 

White Letters along with the other known variations. This collector’s grade series has 

an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 30% 

(VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). Highlights include #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #95 

Bench (EX), #100 Aaron (VG), #120 Rose (VG), #190 Mays (GD), #260 R. Jackson 

RC (PSA 6), #500 Mantle (EX), #533 Ryan (VG); White Letter Variation set: 

(23/23, median VG) with #440 McCovey (VG-EX), #500 Mantle (GD); Other 

Variations: (9 cards, average VG) with #47, 49, 77, #99 Nettles RC, #151 Dalrymple 

(EX, Phillies), #208 Clendenon (EX-MT, Expos), 314 and 582. More on our website. 


102. 1969 Topps 


of (639/664) Plus 

(42) Dupes 

Score this ready-to-complete 

1969 Topps Baseball near 

set of (639/664) cards plus 

(42) duplicates. This series 

which is headlined by the 

debut of “Mr. October” has 

an approximate condition 

breakdown of 25% (EX-MT 

or better), 30% (EX), 25% 

(VG-EX) and 20% (VG or 

lesser). Highlights include 

#50 Clemente (EX-MT), 

#95 Bench (EX-MT), #120 

Rose (EX-MT), #260 R. 

Jackson RC (EX), (2) #480 

Seaver (VG-EX, VG) and 

#533 Ryan (GD). More on 

our website. 


103. 1969 

Topps 

Baseball 

Complete 

Set of (664) 

Simultaneously 

marking the cardboard 

debut of 

“Mr. October” 

and the farewell 

of another Bronx 

legend, this 1969 


complete set of 

(664) carries an 

approximate overall 

breakdown of: 

15% (EX-MT) or 

better, 20% (EX), 

30% (VG-EX) 

and 35% (VG) or lesser with keys including: #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #95 Bench 

(VG), #100 Aaron (GD), #120 Rose (VG), #190 Mays (VG), #260 R. Jackson RC 

(VG), #480 Seaver (VG), #500 Mantle (VG-EX) and #533 Ryan (VG-EX). More on 

our website. 





Cards with (15) Graded 

Stars 

Investment caliber 1970 Topps Baseball 

complete set of (720) cards with (15) 

graded cards. The ungraded portion of this 

razor-sharp edition has an approximate 

condition breakdown of 20% (NM-MT or 

better), 45% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) and 

10% (EX or lesser) with only mild 

instances of factory induced errant centering. 

Keys include #10 Yastrzemski (SGC 

84), #140 R. Jackson (PSA 6), #189 

Munson RC (SGC 60), #211 T. Williams 

(SGC 84), #350 Clemente (PSA 7), #458 

Rose AS (SGC 86), #500 Aaron (SGC 

86), #530 Gibson (SGC 84), #580 Rose 

(SGC 70), #600 Mays (SGC 82), #630 

Banks (SGC 80), #640 Kaline (SGC 88), 

#660 Bench (SGC 70), #700 F. Robinson (SGC 82) and #712 Ryan (SGC 84). This 

item has a reserve. Estimated value ($1000-$1500). More on our website. 





Presented in its entirety, this 1970 Topps 

Baseball set of (720) carries an approximate 

overall breakdown of 5% (NM) or 

better, 40% (EX-MT), 45% (EX) and 

10% (VG-EX) or lesser. Keys include: 

#140 R. Jackson (EX), #189 Munson RC 

(EX-MT), #350 Clemente (EX-MT), 

#500 Aaron (VG), #580 Rose (EX-MT), 

#600 Mays (EX), #630 Banks (EX-MT), 

#640 Kaline (EX), #660 Bench (EX), 

#700 F. Robinson (EX) and #712 Ryan 

(EX-MT). More on our website. 



Complete Set (720/720) 

Formidable 1970 Topps Baseball complete 

set of (720) cards. This silver bordered 

edition has an approximate condition 

breakdown of 20% (EX-MT or better), 

25% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 25% 

(VG or lesser) with the tougher high 

series generally presenting similarly to 

the more available numbers. Keys include 

#140 R. Jackson (VG), #189 Munson RC 

(VG), #350 Clemente (EX-MT), #500 

Aaron (GD), #580 Rose (EX), #600 

Mays (VG), #630 Banks (VG), #640 

Kaline (VG-EX), #660 Bench (VG), 

#700 F. Robinson (VG) and #712 Ryan 

(trimmed). More on our website. 


107. 1969-70 Bazooka 

All-Time Greats 

Complete Set on Uncut 

Sheet 

Decorate your office or den with the 

offered 1969-70 Bazooka All-Time 

Greats complete set of (12) boxes on 

an uncut sheet. Diamond legends such 

as Cobb, Foxx, Gehrig and Ruth are 

profiled on this magnificent display 

piece. Despite expected creasing and 

wear, the overall construction of this 

elusive item is not compromised. 

Perfect for the oddball enthusiast. 


108. 1970 & 1971 Topps 

Baseball Near Sets 

Sterling pair of 1970 and 1971 Topps 

Baseball near sets that are only a “stone’s 

throw” from completion. Highlights 

include 1970 Topps near: (596/720, 

median EX-MT, 29 high numbers) with 

#140 R. Jackson (EX-MT), #189 Munson 

RC (VG), #500 Aaron (VG-EX), #580 

Rose (EX-MT), #600 Mays (EX); 1971 

Topps near: (683/752, composite EX- 

MT, 80 high numbers) with #100 Rose 

(EX), #341 Garvey RC (EX-MT), #400 

Aaron (EX), #513 Ryan (EX-MT), #600 

Mays (VG-EX) and #630 Clemente (VG- 

EX). More on our website. 




This complete set of (752) 1971 Topps 

Baseball cards showcases high-grade 

examples, most of which are free of 

flaws common to the sensitive black 

borders. With an approximate overall 

breakdown of 30% (NM) or better, 

25% (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 15% 

(VG-EX) or lesser, keys include: #5 

Munson (EX-MT), #20 R. Jackson 

(EX), #100 Rose (EX-MT), #250 

Bench (NM), #341 Garvey RC (NM), 

#400 Aaron (EX), #513 Ryan (VG- 

EX), #525 Banks (EX-MT), #600 

Mays (EX), #630 Clemente (EX-MT) 

and #640 F. Robinson (VG-EX). More 

on our website. 



Partial Set (535/752) & 1972 

Topps Baseball Complete 

Set (787/787) 

Seize this terrific tandem of classic 1970s 

Topps Baseball complete/near sets featuring 

numerous key Hall of Famers and rookies. 

Highlights include 1971 Topps part i a l : 

(535/752, majority VG-EX, 4 dupes) with 

#513 Ry a n (EX-MT); 1972 Topps set: 

(787/787, 25% NM-MT or better, 35% NM, 

25% EX-MT, 20% EX or lesser, high numbers 

slightly lesser) with #49 Mays (NM), 

#79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT), #299 A a r o n 

(NM), #309 Clemente (NM), #595 Ry a n 

(EX) and #751 Carlton TRD (NM). More 



110. 1964 & 1971 Topps 

Baseball Coins 

Complete Sets 

Who needs dimes, nickels and pennies 

when they can have this pair of 

1964 and 1971 Topps Coins complete 

sets Included are: 1964 Topps 

Coins: (167 coins, includes three 

variations, mostly EX-MT) with #55 

Clemente (EX-MT), #80 Mays (EX- 

MT), #82 Rose (EX-MT), #106 

Koufax (EX), #120 Mantle (EX- 

MT), (2) #131 Mantle AS (both EX- 

MT, both pose variations), #149 

Aaron AS (EX-MT), #150 Clemente 

AS (EX), #151 Mays AS (EX-MT), 

#159 Koufax AS (EX); 1971 Topps Coins: (153 coins, median EX to EX-MT) with 

#101 Rose (EX-MT), #137 Aaron (EX-MT) and #153 Mays (EX). 




This 1972 Topps Baseball complete set of 

(787) is comprised of high-grade specimens 

with an approximate overall breakdown 

of 20% (NM-MT) or better, 50% 

(NM) and 30% (EX-MT). Keys include: 

#49 Mays (NM), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC 

(NM), #299 Aaron (EX-MT), #309 

Clemente (NM-MT), #559 Rose (NM- 

MT), #595 Ryan (NM), #686 Garvey 

(EX-MT), #695 Carew (EX-MT), #751 

Carlton TRD (EX-MT), #752 Morgan 

TRD (NM) and #754 F. Robinson TRD 

(NM). More on our website. 



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113. 1973 Topps 



The final cards of Clemente 

and Mays along with the debut 

of Schmidt are the foundation 

of the offered 1973 Topps 

Baseball complete set of (660) 

cards. This issue has an 


of 30% (EX-MT or better), 

25% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) 

and 25% (VG or lesser). 

Included are: #1 

Aaron/Ruth/Mays (VG), #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #100 Aaron (EX), #130 Rose (GD), 

#220 Ryan (VG-EX), #305 Mays (GD), #350 Seaver (VG), #380 Bench (EX-MT), 

#613 Boone RC (EX-MT), #614 Bumbry/Evans RC (EX) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey 

(VG). More on our website. 


115. 1973 & 1974 Topps 

Baseball Complete Sets 

Enticing pair of 1973 and 1974 

Topps Baseball complete sets. 

Highlights include 1973 Topps set: 

(660/660, mostly EX-MT) with #1 

Aaron/Ruth/Mays (EX), #50 

Clemente (VG-EX), #220 Ryan (EX- 

MT), #305 Mays (EX), #615 

Schmidt RC/Cey (FR, writing); 1974 

Topps set: (660/660, median EX-MT 

to NM, (194) Traded/Checklists 

average EX to EX-MT) with #1 

Aaron (EX-MT), #20 Ryan (NM) 

and #456 Winfield RC (EX). More 



117. 1974 & 1975 Topps 


Place a strong bid on these 1974 and 

1975 Topps Baseball complete sets 

featuring multiple Hall of Fame 

rookies. Included are 1974 Topps 

set: (660/660, majority EX-MT to 

NM) with #1 Aaron (NM), #20 Ryan 

(EX), #283 Schmidt (NM), #300 

Rose (EX-MT), #456 Winfield RC 

(VG-EX); 1975 Topps set: (660/660, 

average EX-MT to NM) with #1 

Aaron HL (NM), #223 Yount RC 

(NM), #228 Brett RC (NM), #320 

Rose (EX-MT), #500 Ryan (NM) 

and #660 Aaron (NM). 


114. 1973 and 1974 Topps 


of (660) Each 

These 1973 and 1974 Topps Baseball 

complete sets of (660) cards apiece feature 

key rookie specimens and include: 

1973: 20% (EX-MT) or better, 40% 

(EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG) or 

lesser with #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (VG), 

#50 Clemente (EX-MT), #100 Aaron 

(EX), #130 Rose (EX-MT), #220 Ryan 

(VG-EX), #305 Mays (GD), #615 

Schmidt RC/Cey (EX); 1974: 40% 

(EX-MT) or better, 45% (EX) and 15% 

(VG-EX) or lesser with #1 Aaron (EX- 

MT), #20 Ryan (EX-MT) and #456 

Winfield RC (EX-MT). More on our 

website. 


116. 1972-1975 Topps 

Baseball Near/Partial Set 

Run with Schmidt RC 

Very nice 1972-1975 Topps Baseball 

near/partial set run featuring the Hall of 

Fame rookies of Schmidt, Winfield and 

Yount. Highlights include 1972 Topps partial: 

(596/787, average VG-EX, 5-10% 

writing, 42 high numbers) with #299 Aaron 

(EX-MT); 1973 Topps near: (631/660, 

majority EX-MT) with #220 Ryan (EX), 

#305 Mays (EX-MT), #615 Schmidt 

RC/Cey (VG-EX); 1974 Topps partial: 

(529/660 including Traded & Checklists, 

composite EX-MT) with #456 Winfield RC 

(EX-MT) and 1975 Topps near: (595/660, 

median EX-MT) with #223 Yount RC 

(EX). More on our website. 


118. 1974-1977 Topps 

Baseball Complete Set Run 

of (660) Cards Each 

Presented is a run of 1974-1977 Topps 

baseball complete sets of (660) apiece. 

Comprised mostly of high-grade examples, 

the sets uniformly carry an approximate 

break down of 30% (NM-MT) or 

better, 55% (NM) and 15% (EX-MT) 

with keys including: 1974 #1 Aaron (EX- 

MT), #20 Ryan (NM), #456 Winfield RC 

(NM); 1975 #223 Yount RC (NM-MT), 

#228 Brett RC (NM-MT), #500 Ryan 

(EX-MT); 1976 #19 Brett (NM), #98 

Eckersley RC (NM); 1977 #450 Rose 

(EX-MT), #473 Dawson RC (NM), #650 

Ryan (NM-MT). More on our website. 


119. 1973-1979 Topps 

Baseball 

Complete/Partial/Starter 

Set Run 

Join in the set-collecting fray with this 

1973-1979 Topps Baseball complete, partial 

and starter set run. Highlights include 

1973 Topps set: (660/660, aggregate EX) 

with #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (VG), #50 

Clemente (VG-EX), #100 Aaron (NM), 

#130 Rose (EX-MT), #220 Ryan (VG), 

#305 Mays (VG-EX), #615 Schmidt 

RC/Cey (VG); 1974 Topps set: (660/660, 

median EX, 22 Checklists/Traded) with 

#1 Aaron (VG-EX), #20 Ryan (VG-EX) 

and #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT). More 



120. 1974, 1975 and 1979 

Topps Baseball Complete 

Sets 

Fuel your 1970s Topps Baseball collection 

with this trio of complete sets. 

Highlights include 1974 Topps set: 

(660/660, average EX, one dupe) with 

(2) #1 Aaron (EX, FR), #20 Ryan (VG), 

#283 Schmidt (EX), #300 Rose (GD), 

#456 Winfield RC (EX); 1975 Topps 

set: (660/660, average EX-MT) with #1 

Aaron HL (NM), #223 Yount RC (EX- 

MT), #228 Brett RC (EX-MT), #320 

Rose (NM), #500 Rose (EX-MT), #616 

Rice RC (VG-EX), #660 Aaron (EX); 

1979 Topps set: (726/726, majority 

EX-MT to NM) with #115 Ryan (EX- 

MT) and #116 O. Smith RC (EX-MT). 



121. 1975-1978 

Hostess 

Baseball 

Complete Set 

Run in Panels 

One would have to 

ingest countless boxes 

of Ding-Dongs and 

Ho-Hos in order to 

obtain this 1975-1978 

Hostess complete set 

run in three-card panels. 

This gallery was 

meticulously culled 

from period snack 

boxes and displays 

nicely with generous 

and ample portions of 

the original borders showing, a feat in itself for collectors of this series. With exception 

to nearly 30% displaying limited creasing, the remaining panels present in much 

higher grade. Highlights include 1975 Hostess set: #58 Ryan/59/60, #79/#80 Yount 

RC/81, #130 Aaron/131/132; 1976 Hostess set: #79 Ryan/80/81; 1977 Hostess set: 

#34 Yount/35/#36 Brett, #79 Hunter/80/#81 Ryan; 1978 Hostess set: #31 Murray 

RC/32/33 and #82/#83 Ryan/84. More on our website. 


123. (8) 1976-1985 


Complete Sets 

Razor-sharp group of (8) 

1976-1985 Topps Baseball 

complete sets. Included 

among these hand collated 

editions are Topps sets: (8 

sets, all NM or better including 

stars, unless noted) with 

1976: #19 Brett (EX-MT), 

#550 Aaron (EX-MT); 1978: 

(average EX-MT to NM) 

with #36 Murray RC (EX- 

MT), #400 Ryan (EX-MT), 

#707 Molitor/Trammell RC 

(EX); 1979: #116 O. Smith 

RC (EX); 1980, 1981, 1983, 

1984 and 1985. 


125. 1981 & 1982 

Kellogg’s Baseball PSA 

Graded Complete Sets 

Impressive tandem of 1981 and 1982 

Kellogg’s Baseball PSA graded sets. 

Ideal for the PSA Registry collector, 

these high-grade renditions feature a 

slew of Hall of Fame talent. 

Highlights include 1981 Kellogg’s set: 

(66/66) with (62) PSA 9: #5 Schmidt, 

#6 Ryan, #8 Brett, #33 Henderson, 

#63 Rose; (4) PSA 8; 1982 Kellogg’s 

set: (64/64) with (33) PSA 10: (30) 

PSA 9 and (1) PSA 8. More on our 

website. 


122. 1975 

Hostess 

Twinkies 

Baseball 

Complete 

Set on 

Uncut 

Sheet 

Issued only in 

select markets, 

the 1975 

Hostess 

Twinkies is 

undoubtedly 

the most desirable 

set of the 

five-year run. 

This complete set of (60) cards is found on an elusive uncut sheet comprised of (6) 

10-card rows. Moderate peripheral and interior creasing does not seriously impact any 

of the stars. The reverse is clean. Keys include #5 Morgan, #7 Sutton, #19 McCovey, 

#23 Brock, #29 Rose, #52 Fingers, #58 Ryan, #80 Yount and #130 Aaron. 


124. (9) 1978-1985 Baseball Complete/Near Sets 

Extremely 

attractive run 

of (9) 1978- 

1985 baseball 

complete/near 

sets. Unless 

noted, each 

edition grades 

(NM or better). 

Included 

are 1978 

Topps: (average 

EX-MT) 

with #36 

Murray RC 

(PSA 7); 1979 

Topps, 1981 

Topps, (2) 

1982 

Kellogg’s 

(both factory), 

1982 Topps, 

1985 Topps complete and (2) 1985 near sets (one missing keys). Keys are listed on 

our website. 


126. (63) 

1981-1990 

Topps & 

O-Pee- 

Chee 

Baseball 

Complete 

Sets with 

Traded 

Promising gathering 

of (63) 

1981-1990 

Topps and OPC 

Baseball complete 

sets. 

Unless noted, 

each set is hand collated and averages (NM-MT) with the key cards grading similarly. 

Included are 1981 Topps, (4) 1983 Topps, (2) 1984 Topps, 1984 Topps Traded (factory), 

(4) 1985 Topps, (5) 1986 Topps Traded (factory), (6) 1987 Topps Traded (factory), 

1988 OPC, (16) 1988 Topps Traded (factory), (16) 1989 Topps Traded (factory), 

1989 Topps Debut (factory), (5) 1990 Topps Traded (factory) and 1992 Stadium Club. 

Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. 



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127. (18) 

1984-2001 

Topps 

Tiffany 

Baseball 

Sets with 

Traded 

Pluck several highgrade 

glossy rookies 

from these (18) 

1984-2001 Topps 

Tiffany Baseball 

sets. These very 

limited series are 

housed in factory 

boxes, but are 

unsealed, unless 

noted. However, the 

contents remain 

unsearched. 

Included are Topps Tiffany Regular: (9 sets) with (4) 1984 (one sealed), (2) 1985, 

1990 (sealed), (2) 2001 Limited Edition HTA (sealed); Topps Tiffany Traded: (9 

sets) with (4) 1984 (two broken seals), (3) 1985, 1989 and 1990 (sealed). 


128. (37) 1984-2007 Mostly Baseball Factory Sets & Wax 

Boxes 

Trove of (37) 1984-2007 mostly baseball factory sets and wax boxes. Included are 

Factory Sets: (33 sets) with 1984 Topps USFL (loose tape), (2) 1986 Fleer Update, 

1986 Topps, 1987 Topps, (2) 1989 Topps, (4) 1989 Upper Deck, (2) 1992 Topps Gold, 

1992 Topps Traded Gold, (4) 2000 Fleer Tradition Update, (8) 2000 Fleer Tradition 

Glossy (all #/10000), 2001 Donruss Baseball’s Best, (6) 2001 Donruss Rookies; 

Baseball Wax Boxes: (4 items) with 1993 Bowman, 1993 Bowman jumbo and (2) 

2007 Topps 2 jumbo. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. 


129. (41) 1999-2000 Topps Baseball & Chrome Traded 

Factory Sets 

These (41) 1999-2000 Topps Baseball & Chrome Traded factory sets provide the winning 

bidder several opportunities to pull gradable rookie superstars and stunning certified 

autographs. Included are Topps Chrome Traded Factory: (22 sets) with (9) 

1999 (Hamilton RC), (13) 2000 (M. Cabrera RC); Topps Traded Factory: (19 sets) 

with (17) 1999 (one certified autograph per, possible Hamilton RC, Sabathia RC) and 

(2) 2000 (one certified autograph per, possible M. Cabrera RC, M. Young RC). 


130. (30) 1979- 

1985 Topps, 

Donruss & 

Fleer Baseball 

Complete/Near 

Sets 


131. 1982 Kellogg’s 

Baseball Complete PSA 

Graded Set of (64) Cards 


132. (7) 2000 Topps Limited Edition HTA Factory Sets 



133. (87) 1909- 

11 T206 White 

Borders with 

(12) Hall of 

Famers including 

Cobb & (5) 

Southern 

Leaguers 

Sizable group of (87) 

different 1909-11 T206 

White Borders with (12) 

Hall of Famers and (5) 

Southern Leaguers leading 

the way. Unless 

noted, each of these 

century-old relics display 

Piedmont advertising 

backs. The overall 

condition breakdown is 

as follows: 32% (VG to 

VG-EX), 38% (GD), 

22% (FR) and 8% (PR) 

with nearly 5% displaying 

obverse or reverse 

writing. Highlights 

include Hall of 

Famers: (12 cards) 

with Beckley (GD), 

Bresnahan (VG, 

Portrait), M. Brown 

(GD, Pitching Cubs on 

Shirt), M. Brown (FR, 

Portrait), Cobb (GD, Bat On Shoulder), Griffith (GD, Portrait), Huggins (GD, 

Portrait), Joss (GD, Portrait), Keeler (PR, with Bat), McGraw (GD, Finger in Air), 

McGraw (FR, Portrait, No Cap), Walsh (VG); Southern Leaguers: (5 cards) with 

Coles (PR), Cranston (VG, Old Mill), Hart (FR, Little Rock), Otey (GD, Old Mill), 

Westlake (GD, Old Mill); Others: (70 cards) with Cicotte (VG-EX) and Murphy (PR, 

Throwing, writing). More on our website. 


135. (69) 

1934-36 

National 

Chicle 

Diamond 

Stars with 

(16) Hall of 

Famers & (18) 

High 

Numbers 

The most attractive 

series of the 1930s 

arguably belongs to 

the 1934-36 National 

Chicle Diamond 

Stars edition. 

Noteworthy for “art 

deco” illustrations 

and an outstanding 

player selection, this 

assortment of (69) 

singles with (16) Hall 

of Famers and (18) 

high numbers presents 

tremendous 

value. The group 

generally averages 

(VG-EX to EX) with 

some better and others 

lesser. Unless 

noted, each card displays a green back. Highlights include #2 Simmons (GD), #9 

Cochrane (EX), (2) #16 L. Waner (EX, GD), #30 Manush (VG), #48 R. Ferrell (EX- 

MT, green back), #77 Gehringer (GD, green back), (2) #86 Crosetti (EX, GD), #91 

Harris (EX-MT), (3) #95 Appling (EX, (2) VG-EX), (2) #97 Lopez (both VG-EX), 

#100 Averill (VG-EX), (2) #105 Lombardi (EX, VG) and (2) #108 Berger (EX-MT, 

VG-EX). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, size variances are 

present. More on our website. 


134. 1909- 

11 T206 

White 

Borders 

Partial Set 

of (292) 

Different 

with (11) 

Hall of 

Famers 

including 

Johnson 

Defeat the 

Monster! 

Exceptional 1909- 

11 T206 White 

Border partial set 

of (292) different 

featuring over 

55% of the existing 

checklist. 

These century-old 

antiquities are 

headlined by (11) 

Hall of Famers 

including the legendary 

“Big Six”. Each relic exhibits a Piedmont advertising back and displays varying 

degrees of paper loss or glue residue, several of which are only detected upon 

close scrutiny. Although these antiquities technically grade (FR or lesser), the obverses 

are still extremely attractive with blistering color schemes and eye-catching action 

sequences. Approximately 40-50% of the surfaces are crease-free with several having 

mostly clean corners and edges. Highlights include Hall of Famers: (11 cards) with 

Beckley, J. Collins, G. Davis, Jennings (Both Hands Showing), Johnson (Hands at 

Chest), Kelley, Marquard (Follow-Through), Wallace, Willis (Portrait), Willis 

(Throwing), Willis (with Bat); Others/Stars: (281 cards) with Ames (Hands at Chest), 

Chase (Blue Portrait), Chase (Dark Cap, Throwing), Chase (Pink Portrait), Pelty 

(Horizontal) and Schulte (Front View). More on our website. 


136. 

1934-36 

National 

Chicle 

Diamond 

Stars 

Partial 

Set of 

(64/108) 

with (14) 

Hall of 

Famers 

Intense “art 

deco” renderings 

are available 

with this 

stunning 

1934-36 

National 

Chicle 

Diamond 

Stars partial 

set of (64/108) 

cards. 

Included are 

Hall of 

Famers: (14 cards) with #2 Simmons (GD), #9 Cochrane (GD), #14 Terry (GD), #16 

L. Waner (GD), #18 Hafey (VG), #30 Manush (VG-EX), #31 Cuyler (EX), #36 

Lombardi ERR (EX-MT), #43 Lyons (EX), #48 R. Ferrell (VG-EX), #59 Bottomley 

(VG), #63 T. Jackson (VG), #83 P. Waner (EX), #91 B. Harris (VG-EX); Others: (50 

cards, median VG) with #4-8, 10, 12, 13, 15, 19-24, 26, 29, 33, 34, 37, 38, 40-42, 45, 

47, 51, 53, 55, 58, 61, 62, 65, 67, 69, 70, 72, 73, 75, 76, 78-82, 84, 89, 90, 93 and 96. 

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137. 1933 Goudey 

Baseball Singles 

Group of (64) Cards 

with (13) Hall of 

Famers 

Formidable assortment of (64) 

different 1933 Goudey 

Baseball singles group with 

(13) Hall of Famers. This midgrade 

group averages (VG to 

EX) with some better and a 

handful lesser. Included are #2 

Vance (VG), 4, #7 Lyons (EX), 

9-16, 32, 33, 36, 39, 40, #42 E. 

Collins (VG), 43, #44 

Bottomley (VG-EX), 67, #74 

Rixey (VG), 75, 78, 93, 98, 

#103 Combs (VG-EX), 104, 

105, 115, 116, 129, #134 S. 

Rice (EX), 139, 143, 146, 150, 

151, 159, 166, 173, 174, 178, 

179, 186, 190, #194 Averill (VG-EX), 195, 196, #197 R. Ferrell (VG-EX), 198-201, 

#202 Hartnett (VG-EX), 204, 212, 213, 215, 219, #222 Gehringer (VG-EX), 226, 

#227 Herman (GD) and 228. 


139. (95) 1911-1954 Vintage Baseball Cards Grab Bag 

with Several Hall of Famers 

Several Hall of Famers grace this gallery of (95) 1911-1954 vintage baseball cards. 

Highlights include 1911 S74 Turkey Red Silk: Schaefer (EX-MT); 1911 T201 Mecca 

Double Folders: Lajoie/Falkenberg (FR); 1933 Tattoo Orbit: Cuyler (GD); 1934-36 

Batter-Up: #16 Hafey (VG-EX); 1934-36 Diamond Stars: #64 Foxx (FR, paper 

loss), #104 Rolfe (SGC 80); 1943 M.P & Co. Strip: (8 cards, presents FR to GD) 

with Mize, Ruffing, Hubbell, Greenberg; 1948-49 Leaf: #46 Mize RC (VG); 1951 

Topps Connie Mack All-Stars: E. Collins (SGC 60); 1954 Dan-Dee: Bauer (VG- 

EX) and 1954 Wilson Franks: White (VG-EX). More on our website. 


141. (71) 1934- 

1941 Pre-War 


Group with (18) 


Depression era specialists 

will favor these (71) 

1934-1941 pre-war baseball 

singles with (18) Hall 

of Famers. Highlights 

include 1934-36 

Diamond Stars: #14 

Terry (GD), #16 L. Waner 

(GD), #30 Manush (GD), 

#39 Hubbell (VG), #66 

Medwick (GD); 1939 

Play Ball: #39 R. Ferrell 

(GD), #48 Gomez (GD), 

#50 Gehringer (GD), #89 

L. Waner (VG-EX), #94 

Manush (GD); 1941 

Double Play: #31 Ott/32 

(GD), 51/#52 Greenberg (GD) and 69/#70 Appling (VG). More on our website. 


138. (65) 1933 Goudey 

Baseball Cards with (13) 

Hall of Famers—All 

Different 

1933 Goudey Starter Set! Jump into 

the 1933 Goudey Baseball series with 

these (65) different cards featuring a 

“baker’s dozen” of Hall of Famers. 

Included are Hall of Famers: (13 

cards) with #2 Vance (GD), #7 Lyons 

(VG), #20 Terry (GD), #23 Cuyler 

(GD), #25 P. Waner (GD), #47 

Manush (FR), #64 Grimes (GD), #89 

Speaker (PR, paper loss), #102 T. 

Jackson (VG), #164 L. Waner (GD), 

#168 Goslin (VG-EX), #194 Averill 

(FR, paper loss), #230 Hubbell (VG); 

Others: (51 cards, average GD to VG, 

5% paper loss/tape residue) with #14, 

15, 21, 28, 30, 32-34, 36, 39, 45, 50, 

61, 65, 71, 75, 77, 78, 80, 81, 84, 85, 

90, 96, 104, 113, 118, 120, 132, 140, 

143, 152, 155, 158 Berg (PSA 2), 159, 166, 167, 171, 173, 174, 179, 182, 183, 196, 

198, 199, 201, 205, 206, 232, 233 and 240. 


140. (89) 1940 Play 

Ball Baseball 

Singles with (15) 


including DiMaggio 

“Joltin’ Joe” leads off this 1940 

Play Ball Baseball singles 

group of (89) cards. This mostly 

sharp gathering generally 

presents (EX to EX-MT). 

Included are #1 DiMaggio 

(VG), 2-5, #6 Gomez (VG- 

EX), #7 Dickey (EX-MT), 8, 9, 

#10 Ruffing (VG-EX), 11-20, 

#21 R. Ferrell (VG-EX), 22-26, 

28-37, #38 Doerr (EX-MT), 39, 

#40 Greenberg (EX), #41 

Gehringer (EX-MT), 62-86, 

#87 Hubbell (EX-MT), #88 Ott 

(EX-MT), 89-101, #102 Klein 

(EX-MT), 103, #104 P. Waner 

(EX-MT), 109-117, #118 Hoyt (EX-MT), #119 Alexander (EX-MT) and #120 W. 

Johnson (VG-EX). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, size 



142. (55) 1939-46 

Baseball Exhibit 

Salutations with 

Several Hall of 

Famers & Shortprints 

Pursue the 1939-46 Baseball 

Exhibit Salutations series with 

these (55) different cards featuring 

several Hall of Famers and 

shortprints. This series generally 

presents (VG-EX) with nearly 

20% displaying reverse glue 

residue/writing. Keys include 

DiMaggio (FR, reverse writing), 

Gomez SP (VG), Greenberg (VG, 

Truly Yours), Greenberg (VG- 

EX, Very Truly Yours), Holmes 

SP (GD, Sincerely Yours), 

Newsom SP (EX) and T. 

Williams (FR, No #9 Shows). 




143. 1911 T205 

Gold Border Lot of 

(13) With PSA 3 Cy 

Young 

Bolster your Deadball Era 

cardboard collection with 

this 1911 T205 Gold Border 

“baker’s dozen.” Headlining 

the lot are: Cy Young (PSA 

3), Chief Bender (VG) and 

Zack Wheat (VG). The 

remaining examples feature 

Piedmont or Sweet Caporal 

backs and include: Barry 

(VG), Bergen (GD), Clarke 

(GD), Corridon (GD), Criger 

(GD), T. Jones (VG), 

Kleinow (VG), Krause (VG), Reulbach (GD) and Thomas (GD). 


145. 1912 C46 Imperial 

Tobacco Baltimore Orioles 

Near Team Set (11/14) 

Early Birds! The Baltimore Orioles of 

the International League flock to the 

offered 1912 C46 Imperial Tobacco near 

team set of (11/14) cards. Included 

among this condition sensitive Canadian 

issue are #12 Schmidt (VG), #13 Frock 

(GD), #18 Adkins (GD, one of the 

tougher cards in set), #19 Dunn MGR 

(FR), #20 Walsh (GD), #40 Gettman 

(GD), #44 Parent (VG), #45 Dygert 

(GD), #64 Henline (GD), #69 Gaunt 

(GD) and #74 Byers (VG). Missing only 

#37 Vickers, #38 Seymour and #49 

Corcoran for completion. 


144. (5) 1909-1911 T205 

Gold Border & T206 

White Border Hall of 

Famers with 

Mathewson 

Premier grouping of (5) 1909-1911 

T205 Gold Border and T206 White 

Border Hall of Famers hallmarked 

by tougher variations and legends 

such as “Big Six”. Included are 

1911 T205 Gold Borders: (3 cards, 

all Polar Bear backs) with E. Collins 

(PR, Mouth Open), Mathewson 

(PR), Wallace (GD, No Cap Two 

Lines of 1910 Stats); 1909-11 T206 

White Borders: (2 cards) with 

Chance (PR, Yellow Portrait) and 

Jennings (FR, One Hand Showing). 


146. (11) 1909-1936 Pre-War 

Baseball Card Grab Bag with 

(6) Hall of Famers 

Pre-war tobacco and gum baseball cards are 

found with these (11) singles, six of which 

depict Hall of Famers. Included are 1909-11 

T206 White Borders: (all Piedmont backs) 

with Egan (VG), Doolan (FR, Fuelding, 

reverse paper loss), Powell (VG-EX, horizontal), 

Wilhelm (EX-MT, Hands at Chest); 

1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders: 

Lajoie/Falkenberg (EX-MT); 1911 T205 

Gold Borders: (both common backs) with 

Bender (EX), Jennings (VG-EX); 1933 

Goudey: #107 Manush (EX), #117 

Maranville (VG-EX), #187 Manush (EX) 

and 1934-36 Diamond Stars: #6 (EX-MT). 


147. (72) 1933 Goudey 

Baseball Cards with Foxx & 

Hornsby 

For the budget conscious Goudey collector 

comes these (72) singles from the 1933 

edition featuring numerous Hall of Famers 

and stars. Although each card is low grade 

due to a combination of wear including 

acute wear, pin holes or writing, this 

assortment still presents nicely. Highlights 

include #19 Dickey, #20 Terry, #22 

Traynor, #25 P. Waner, #29 Foxx, #35 

Simmons, #60 Hoyt, #63 Cronin, #76 

Cochrane, #79 Faber, #119 Hornsby, #128 

Klein, #138 Pennock, #164 L. Waner and 

#207 Ott. More on our website. 


149. 1930s- 

1940s Wheaties 

Panel and Ad 

Lot of (5) With 

1936 Gehrig 

and 1937 

DiMaggio 

The “Breakfast of 

Champions” is endorsed 

by champions in this lot 

of (5) Wheaties baseball-themed 

collectibles. 

Includes: 1936 Series 4 Gehrig crease-free panel; presents nicely with orange borders 

at 80%; 1937 Series 7 J. DiMaggio crease-free panel; presents nicely with faint 

crease and near-complete blue borders; Full Page Ads ideal for display, includes 

Jackie Robinson and (2) 1937 J. DiMaggio (one on back cover of complete July 10 

Life magazine). 


148. (87) 1939 Play Ball 



From baseball’s centennial comes these 

(87) 1939 Play Ball Baseball singles 

hallmarked by (10) Hall of Famers and 

additional cards. These mostly different 

examples generally average (EX) with 

some better and others lesser. 

Highlights include #3 Ruffing (EX- 

MT), #30 Dickey (VG), #39 R. Ferrell 

(EX), #48 Gomez (EX), #50 Gehringer 

(EX-MT), #55 Vaughan (VG-EX), #82 

Klein (VG), #89 L. Waner (EX-MT) 

and #94 Manush (EX). Due to rudimentary 

factory printing techniques of 

the age, size variances are present. 



150. 1925 W504 Universal Toy & 

Novelty Brooklyn Dodgers Sheet 



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151. 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels 

George Kell—High-Grade 

Cooperstown “Type” collectors will enjoy the offered 

1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels George Kell. Typically 

found in deplorable condition, this class of 1983 Hall of 

Fame inductee displays a clean back, crisp die-cut 

edges and is mostly crease and wrinkle-free. Extremely 

high-grade specimen of this uncommon regional food 

issue. 


154. (2) 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels 

of Washington Senators: Michaels & 

Noren—High-Grade 

Those loyal to the Washington Senators will cherish 

this prime pairing of 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels. 

Included are 1.) Michaels with clean reverse, razorsharp 

corners and mostly crease-free surface with penetrating 

reddish hues and 2.) Noren with only a hint of 

paper residue on the reverse, a solid die-cut perimeter 

and crease-free surface with a radiant yellow backdrop. 

Do not settle for second best when you can have the 

“pick of the litter” with this tandem. 


152. 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels 

Johnny Mize—High-Grade 

Allow the “Big Cat” to pounce on this exceedingly 

tough 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels Johnny Mize specimen. 

The decades old relic was printed on a wafer-thin 

paper stock and is entirely absent of back damage. The 

delicate die-cut bordering is crisp while the colorful 

obverse is absent of any significant creasing or wear. 

Possibly the highest grade Johnny Mize bread label in 

circulation. 


155. (2) 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels 

Boston Braves: Bickford & Sain 

Elusive pair of 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels featuring 

former Boston Braves stars. Included are 1.) Bickford 

with clean reverse, well defined corners and edges 

along with limited obverse wrinkling and 2.) Sain with 

clean reverse, crisp borders and a radiant obverse with 

little discernable wrinkling. Nearly impossible to find 

in a better state of preservation. 


153. Sharp 1951 Fischer’s Bread 

Labels Red Schoendienst 

This vibrant 1951 Fischer’s Bread Labels Al (Red) 

Schoendienst is an essential acquisition for the serious 

regional specialist. The Hall of Famer exhibits blistering 

surface hues, a crisp perimeter and remarkably 

clean reverse. The obverse displays only superficial 

wrinkling. Experienced hobbyists familiar with this 

bread issue are well aware of how nearly impossible it 

is to locate such a specimen in this elevated condition. 


156. (3) 

1951 

Fischer’s 

Bread 

Labels: 

Mize, 

Kellner & 

Sievers— 

High- 

Grade 

Outstanding trio of higher grade 1951 Fischer’s Bread 

Labels featuring a Hall of Famer and two stars. 

Included among these regional relics are 1.) Mize with 

only a hint of reverse paper residue, limited peripheral 

wear and crease-free front; 2.) Kellner in remarkable 

condition with clean reverse, razor-sharp edges, creasefree 

surface and 3.) Sievers with clean reverse along 

with limited edge and surface wrinkling. Compare the 

conditions of these labels with other known specimens 

and the overall value of this threesome will become 

quite evident! 


157. (6) 

1952 

Coca-Cola 

Yankees/ 

Dodgers 

Tips with 

(2) Reese 

& (2) Kit 

Carson 

Coke is a 

Natural! 

Exceedingly difficult 

sextet of 

early 1950s 

Coke tabs featuring 

four baseball players and a pair of non-sport 

pieces. Included are 1952 Coke Tips 

Yankees/Dodgers: (4 cards) with Furillo (PR, spot of 

paper loss), Lopat (FR, paper loss), (2) Reese (one VG, 

one FR, paper loss); 1950s Kit Carson: (2 cards) with 

(1) Brands (FR, pencil writing) and (1) Spur (EX-MT). 

These die-cut beauties exhibit intense action sequences 

and lush color schemes. 


158. 1954 Esskay Meats 

Dave Koslo with 1953-54 

Briggs Meat Gil Hodges 

Back 

Possibly unique 1954 Esskay Meats 

Dave Koslo with a clear 1953-54 

Briggs Gil Hodges image on the 

reverse! Although George Bernhard 

Koslowski’s Oriole career lasted less 

than two months, that was still plenty 

of time for him to appear on this hot 

dog card. Featuring an early Memorial 

Stadium background, this portrait 

already hails from among the most 

desirable regional issues in the hobby. 

Additionally, the relic is improbably 

adorned by a portion of a 1953-54 

Briggs complete box on the reverse. 

Being that the printing vendor distributed boxes for the Esskay, Briggs and Hunter’s Wieners trading card promotions, 

a loading error is the probable cause for this interesting mishap. A portion of the Briggs trademark and the 

Brooklyn Dodgers team identification is immediately visible. On the bottom edge of the reverse, a cloudy backdrop 

and a Dodgers cap is recognizable. Upon matching photographs from the series, conclusive identification of Gil 

Hodges as the subject is confirmed! The card displays only mild obverse wrinkling and exhibits traces of the original 

orange bordering along the right edge. 



159. 1948-49 Leaf Baseball #1 Joe 

DiMaggio & #76 Ted Williams 

Joltin’ Joe and The Kid square off on this pair of 1948- 

49 Leaf Baseball beauties. Included are 1.) #1 

DiMaggio (FR) and 2.) #76 T. Williams (GD). These 

singles are crease-free with varying degrees of corner 

wear/notching. Build a sure foundation for this classic 

set with these Hall of Fame sluggers! 


162. (7) 1952 Topps Baseball High 

Numbers with (2) Dodgers 

Complete your 1952 Topps Baseball project with these 

(7) high numbers featuring multiple New York area players. 

Included are #319 Walker (GD), #342 Labine (GD), 

#346 Spencer (GD), #351 Dark (GD), #360 Crowe 

(VG), #375 Merson (VG) and #393 St. Claire (VG). 


160. 1949 Bowman Baseball #50 

Jackie Robinson RC & #84 Roy 

Campanella RC 

Hall of Fame trailblazers for the 1940s-1950s Brooklyn 

Dodgers dynamos are paired with these 1949 Bowman 

Baseball rookie cards. Included are 1.) #50 J. Robinson 

RC (VG-EX) and 2.) #84 Campanella RC (GD). These 

ungraded key cards are ideal to build a top flight 

team/complete set around. 


163. (359) 

1948-1955 

Bowman 

Baseball 

Group 

with Berra 

RC 

These (359) 

1948-1955 

Bowman 

Baseball singles 

span the entirety 

of the 

Philadelphia 

confectioner’s 

trading card history. 

Keys 

include 1948 Bowman: #6 Berra RC (FR); 1952 

Bowman: (107 cards, average VG, 23 high numbers) 

with (2) #1 Berra (VG, GD), #44 Campanella (VG), (2) 

#146 Durocher (EX, VG-EX), #156 Spahn (GD); 1954 

Bowman: (68 cards, median VG to VG-EX) and 1955 

Bowman: (162 cards, average VG-EX) with #171 

Roberts (VG). More on our website. 


161. (3) 1948-1951 Baseball Star 

Cards with Berra, DiMaggio & 

Robinson 

Tremendous trio of New York area Baseball Hall of 

Famers are found with these 1948-1951 star cards. 

Included are 1.) 1948 Bowman #6 Berra RC (VG-EX); 

2.) 1950 Bowman #22 J. Robinson (GD) and 3.) 1951 

Berk Ross #205 DiMaggio (VG). These mid-grade 

depictions are ideal for Bums and Bombers collectors 

alike. 


164. 1949- 

1955 

Bowman 

and Berk 

Ross 

Baseball 

Collection 

of (274) 

With (2) T. 

Williams 

Issued during 

the late-1940s 

through early- 

1950s, these (274) baseball cardboard collectibles 

include: 1949 Bowman (3); 1950 Bowman (82), average 

(VG) with #77 Snider (VG-EX); 1951 Bowman 

(96), average (VG-EX) with #80 Reese (EX) and (2) 

#165 T. Williams (VG-EX) and (GD); 1952 Berk Ross 

(31), average (VG) with Ashburn (VG); 1952 Bowman 

(9) with #162 Irvin (VG); 1955 Bowman (53), average 

(VG-EX) with #134 Feller (VG) and (3) #320 Susce 

(EX, VG-EX and VG). More on our website. 


165. (408) 

1951-1955 

Bowman 

Baseball 

Collection 

with 

Mantle 

I m p r e s s i v e 

1 9 5 1 - 1 9 5 5 

B o w m a n 

Baseball collection 

of (408) 

cards with stars 

i n c l u d e d . 

Moderate duplication 

is found 

throughout this 

primarily mid to off-grade assortment. Highlights include 

1952 Bowman: ( 117 cards, average VG, 10% paper 

loss); 1953 Bowman Color: (56 cards, composite GD) 

with (2) #10 Ashburn (VG, GD); 1954 Bowman: ( 1 2 6 

cards, aggregate GD to VG) with #65 Mantle (PR, writing), 

#90 Campanella (VG-EX), #132 Feller (GD) and 

1955 Bowman: (97 cards, median GD). More on our 

w e b s i t e . 


166. (8) 1955 Robert Gould All-Star 

Singles with Kluszewski & Wynn 

Very tough and seldom offered grouping of (8) 1955 

Robert Gould All-Star singles. These desirable Type 

cards include #2 Zernial (GD), #4 Carrasquel (GD), #8 

Busby (FR, writing), #8 Kluszewski (GD), #11 Boone 

(FR, reverse writing), #13 Rush (PR), #14 Wynn (FR, 

reverse writing) and #24 Gordon (FR). Also present are 

remnants of cards #5 Hegan and #7 Porterfield. 


167. (21) 1952 & 1953 Bowman Color 

Baseball Singles with PSA 6 (mc) Mays 



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168. 1930s-1950s 

Mostly Baseball 

Card 

Scrapbook/Page 

Collection with 

Mantle, Mays & 

Williams 

Early hobbyists stored their 

cardboard treasures in the 

offered 1930s-1950s mostly 

baseball card scrapbook/page 

collection. Neatly arranged on 

mostly double-sided pages, the 

majority of the obverses have 

survived the decades in excellent 

condition. Highlights 

include 1930-1940s Baseball Scrapbook: (34 cards, 89 newspaper clippings) with 

1941 Play Ball: #8 Ott, #71 J. DiMaggio (creased); Loose Pages: (328 cards, 45 

pages, all baseball, unless noted) with 1950 Bowman: #22 J. Robinson; 1953 

Bowman Color: #44 Bauer/Berra/Mantle (creased); 1953 Topps: #1 J. Robinson; 

1954 Bowman: #65 Mantle (creased); 1954 Topps: #1 T. Williams, #90 Mays, #201 

Kaline RC; (21) 1950s postcards, premiums and scraps from unknown manufacturers 

(various dimensions) with Marciano, J. Robinson and Snider. More on our website. 


169. (588) 1952-1956 


Cards with Aaron 

Promising gathering of (588) 

1952-1956 Topps Baseball cards 

with team variations and Hall of 

Famers. Moderate duplication is 

found throughout this primarily 

mid-grade assortment. 

Highlights include 1952 Topps: 

(144 cards, median VG to VG- 

EX) with #48 Page ERR (VG, 

Sain back, bb); 1953 Topps: (54 

cards, average VG-EX); 1954 

Topps: (98 cards, mainly VG to 

EX) with #30 Mathews (NM); 

1955 Topps: (142 cards, average 

VG to VG-EX) with #155 

Mathews (VG); 1956 Topps: 

(150 cards, mostly VG to VG- 

EX) with #11 Cubs-1955 (GD), 

#31 Aaron (VG), (2) #72 

Phillies-1955 (EX-MT, VG-EX), (2) #85 Indians-1955 (EX-MT, VG), #95 Braves- 

1955 (GD) and (2) #100 Orioles-1955 (VG-EX, PR). More on our website. 


170. (79) 1954 

New York 

Journal- 

American Cards 

with (6) Mays 

“The Big Three” New 

York major league franchises 

of the mid 1950s 

are represented with these 

(79) 1954 New York 

Journal-American cards. 

Eight players are found in 

this primarily mid-grade 

group which averages 

(VG-EX to EX) with very 

few displaying surface 

creasing or wrinkling. 

Included are: (9) 

Antonelli, (8) Coleman, 

(8) J. Collins, (7) Furillo, 

(6) Mays (average VG, 

two creased), (17) 

Newcombe, (23) Reynolds 

and (1) E. Robinson. 


172. 1955 Topps 

Baseball Starter Set 

(126/206) Plus (93) 

Dupes with Williams 

Extremely attractive 1955 

Topps Baseball starter set of 

(126/206) cards plus (93) 

duplicates featuring a sterling 

lineup of stars. This clean 

assortment generally averages 

(EX). Although nearly 10% 

display varying degrees of 

water staining, the overall 

quality of these beauties more 

than makes up the difference. 

Highlights include (2) #2 T. 

Williams (one EX-MT, one 

FR, stain), #28 Banks (EX- 

MT), (2) #47 Aaron (one EX- 

MT, one GD, stain), (2) #50 J. 

Robinson (one EX, one GD, 

stain) and #124 Killebrew RC 

(VG-EX). More on our website. 


171. (49) 

1950-1969 

Topps & 

Bowman 

Baseball 

Hall of 

Famers/ 

Stars— 

Loaded 

Sterling gallery 

of (49) 1950- 

1969 Topps and 

Bowman Hall of 

Famers and stars 

which reads as a Who’s Who of baseball history. Ideal for the set collector or singles 

dealer, this very clean assortment provides the victor tremendous possibilities. 

Highlights include 1952 Bowman: #1 Berra (VG-EX), #44 Campanella (VG-EX), 

#196 Musial (VG); 1955 Topps: #50 J. Robinson (VG), #124 Killebrew RC (EX- 

MT); 1956 Topps: #5 T. Williams (EX); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (EX); 1960 

Topps: #160 Mantle/Boyer (EX-MT); 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (EX-MT); 1965 Topps: 

#134 Mantle WS (EX); 1966 Topps: #126 Palmer RC (EX-MT); 1967 Topps: #400 

Clemente (VG-EX) and 1969 Topps: #533 Ryan (EX). More on our website. 


173. 1956 

Topps 

Baseball 

Starter 

Set of 

(110) 

Different 

with (36) 

PSA 

including 

Aaron & 

J. 

Robinson 

Jump into the 1956 Topps Baseball series with these (110) different cards. Included 

are Ungraded: (74 cards, majority VG-EX) with #31 Aaron (VG), #292 Aparicio RC 

(EX-MT), #340 McDermott (VG-EX); PSA Graded: (36 cards) with PSA 8: (5 

cards) with #269, 283, 317 (oc), 319 (oc), 324; PSA 7: (12 cards) with #85, 163, 224, 

227, 246, 248, 278, 281, 285, 315, 316, 336; PSA 6: (11 cards) with #17, #30 J. 

Robinson, #85 Indians-1955, 139, #187 Wynn, 256, 282, 285, 295, 314, 323; PSA 5: 

(7 cards) with #72 Phillies-1955, 73, 112, 190, 237, 262, 278 and PSA 4: #2 Giles. 



174. (182) 

1951-1959 

Topps 

Baseball 

Singles 

with (56) 

PSA Graded 

Desirable assortment 

of (182) 

1951-1959 Topps 

Baseball singles 

hallmarked by 

(56) PSA graded cards. Featured are 1953 Topps: (90 cards, average FR to GD, 2 

high numbers); 1955 Topps: #187 Hodges (VG); 1957 Topps: (55 cards, all PSA 

graded, 6 Fourth Series) with (11) PSA 7, (39) PSA 6, (2) PSA 5, (2) PSA 4; 1958 

Topps: #90 Roberts (EX-MT), #310 Banks (VG) and #321 Kluszewski/Williams 



176. (625) 1955-1957 Topps 

Baseball Cards with T. 

Williams & (9) 1956 Topps 

Checklists 

Cross multiple pesky singles off of your 

wantlists with these (625) 1955-1957 Topps 

Baseball cards. Although primarily offgrade, 

plenty of star power including 

“Teddy Ballgame” is found throughout. 

Moderate duplication is present. Highlights 

include 1955 Topps: (165 cards, composite 

GD) with #2 T. Williams (PR); 1956 

Topps: (179 cards, majority GD) with (2) 

#150 Snider (both GD), (4) NNO CL 1/3 

SP (all marked), (5) NNO CL 2/4 SP (all 

marked) and 1957 Topps: (281 cards, 

median GD, 29 fourth series). More on our 

website. 


178. (64) 1957 Topps 

Baseball Fourth Series with 

Koufax & B. Robinson RC 

Fill your 1957 Topps Baseball set with 

these (64) different cards from the challenging 

fourth series. These singles overwhelmingly 

range from (VG-EX to EX- 

MT) with only a handful lesser. Included 

are #269, 272-74, 277, 279-85, #286 

Richardson RC (EX), 288, 290-93, 296- 

98, #302 Koufax (EX), 303, 305-10, #312 

Kubek RC (EX), 313-16, #317 Giants 

Team (VG), 318-21, #322 Reds Team 

(GD), 323, #324 Dodgers Team (EX- 

MT), 325-27, #328 B. Robinson RC (VG- 

EX), 329, 332-34, 336, 337, #338 

Bunning RC (EX), 339-41, 343-45, 347- 

49, 351 and 352. 


180. (21) 1958 Topps 

Baseball Yellow Letter 

Variations with Clemente 

and Kaline 

Master set enthusiasts will relish these 

(21) 1958 Topps Baseball Yellow Letter 

variations. The condition breakdown for 

this desirable subset is as follows: 25% 

(EX to EX-MT), 38% (VG to VG-EX), 

12% (GD) and 25% (FR or lesser). 

Included are #8, (2) 13, 33, 46, #52 

Clemente (EX-MT), 57, (2) 58, (2) 65, 

#70 Kaline (EX-MT), 77 (writing), 78, 79 

(writing), #85 Aparicio (FR), 92, (2) 98 

(one writing) and (2) 108. 


175. (818) 1954 & 1955 

Bowman Baseball 

Singles 

Enterprising team set builders or 

prospective set collectors will 

find great value with these (818) 

1954 and 1955 Bowman Baseball 

singles. Although primarily offgrade, 

there is still plenty to work 

with here. Included are 1954 

Bowman: (420 cards, composite 

GD) with (3) #6 Fox (all GD), (2) 

#50 Kell (GD, FR), #84 Doby 

(GD); 1955 Bowman: (398 cards, 

average GD, smattering of high 

numbers) with #23 Kaline (PR, 

writing), (3) #33 Fox (VG, (2) GD), (3) #60 Slaughter (VG, GD, FR), (2) #68 E. 

Howard RC (GD, FR), (2) #130 Ashburn (both FR) and (2) #171 Roberts (GD, PR). 


177. (14) 1957 Topps 

Baseball Checklist & 

Game Cards 

Classic Topps master set collectors 

will place a strong bid on these (14) 

1957 Topps Baseball checklist and 

game cards. Included are Checklists: 

(3 cards) with NNO CL 1/2 Bazooka 

(marked), NNO CL 3/4 Blony (GD), 

NNO CL 4/5 Blony (marked); 

Contest: (11 cards) with (2) Contest 

5/4 (VG, GD), (6) Contest 6/22 (average 

EX) and (3) Contest 7/19 (EX- 

MT, (2) EX). 


179. 1957-1959 


Partial/Starter Set 

Run with Drysdale 

RC 

Classic trio of 1957-1959 

Topps Baseball partial/starter 

sets with luminaries such as 

Drysdale, Killebrew and 

Musial headlining. 

Highlights include 1957 

Topps starter: (175/407, 

composite VG-EX, 8 fourth 

series) with #18 Drysdale 

RC (VG); 1958 Topps partial: 

(276/494, median VG-EX to EX) with #288 Killebrew (EX), #476 Musial AS 

(VG-EX); 1959 Topps partial: (373/572, average VG-EX, 22 high numbers) with 

#387 Drysdale (EX) and #450 Mathews (EX). More on our website. 


181. (1395) 1959 Topps 


Koufax, Aaron & Mays 

Those pursuing the 1959 Topps Baseball 

edition will undoubtedly want to place a 

strong bid on these (1395) singles including 

a cache of stars such as Aaron, Koufax 

and Mays. This mixed assortment displays 

moderate duplication from throughout the 

lower numbers. The cards generally average 

(GD to VG) with some better or lesser. 

Highlights include #50 Mays (GD), (2) 

#163 Koufax (one VG, one PR, writing), 

#338 S. Anderson RC (GD), (2) #350 

Banks (both GD), (2) #360 Kaline (VG, 

GD), #380 Aaron (GD) and (7) #439 B. 

Robinson (average GD). More on our 

website. 



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182. (1355) 1958 & 1960 

Topps Baseball Cards 

with Stars 

Prominent gathering of (1355) 1958 

and 1960 Topps Baseball cards featuring 

several stars including rookies of 

Cepeda, Maris and McCovey. 

Moderate duplication is found 

throughout. Highlights include 1958 

Topps: (453 cards, majority GD) with 

#47 Maris RC (PR), #343 Cepeda RC 

(GD), #418 Mantle/Aaron (GD) and 

1960 Topps: (902 cards, median VG 

to VG-EX, smattering of high numbers) 

with #316 McCovey RC (FR). 



184. (527) 1958-1963 Topps & 

Post/Jell-O Baseball Singles 

with Clemente, Mays & 

Williams 

Stacked gathering of (527) 1958-1963 Topps 

& Post/Jell-O Baseball singles with numerous 

Hall of Famers present including Clemente, 

Mays, Williams and many more. This relatively 

sharp assortment is ideal for set collectors 

or singles dealers and has significant “break” 

potential. Highlights include 1958 Topps: #1 

T. Williams (GD); 1961 Topps: (287 cards, 

majority EX-MT) with #150 Mays (GD), 

#417 Marichal RC (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: 

(102 cards, average EX-MT) with #1 Maris 

(VG-EX), #10 Clemente (EX-MT) and #50 

Musial (EX). More on our website. 


186. 1960 & 

1961 Topps 

Baseball 

Partial/Starter 

Sets 

Exceedingly sharp tandem 

of partial/starter sets 

from the high-profile 

1960 and 1961 Topps 

Baseball editions. 

Featured are 1960 Topps 

starter: (262/572, average 

EX to EX-MT, 2 

high numbers); 1961 

Topps partial: (397/598, 

median EX-MT, 16 high numbers) with #350 Banks (EX), #360 F. Robinson (NM), 

#415 Aaron (EX-MT), #517 McCovey (NM) and #589 Spahn AS (EX-MT). An ideal 

purchase for the prospective classic Topps set collector! More on our website. 


188. (535) 1959-1963 Topps, 

Fleer & Nu-Card Scoops 

Baseball Collection with Aaron 

& Clemente 

Featured is a (535) 1959-1963 Topps, Fleer & 

Nu-Card Scoops Baseball collection with 

scores of Hall of Famers and stars including 

Aaron and Clemente. Keys include 1960 

Fleer: #3 Ruth (EX), #28 Gehrig (NM), #72 T. 

Williams (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: (106 cards, 

median EX to EX-MT, 5 high numbers) with 

#1 Maris (VG-EX), #5 Koufax (EX-MT), #10 

Clemente (VG), #18 Mantle/Mays (EX-MT), 

#594 Uecker RC (VG-EX); 1963 Topps: (185 

cards, median VG-EX to EX, 5 high numbers) 

with #18 Buc Blasters/Clemente (EX-MT) and 

#390 Aaron (VG). More on our website. 


183. 1959 & 1960 Topps 

Baseball Partial Sets with (2) 

Mantle & Yaz RC 

Premier pairing of 1959 and 1960 Topps 

Baseball partial sets featuring several Hall 

of Famers and key rookies. Highlights 

include 1959 Topps partial: (490/572, 

mostly VG, all low numbers, handful 

reverse writing) with #10 Mantle (GD), 

#150 Musial (GD), #202 Maris (VG-EX), 

#380 Aaron (GD), #478 Clemente (VG); 

1960 Topps partial: (486/572, average 

VG-EX, three high numbers, handful 

reverse writing) with #148 Yastrzemski RC 

(GD), #200 Mays (GD), #250 Musial (VG), 

#300 Aaron (EX), #326 Clemente (GD) and 

#350 Mantle (VG). More on our website. 


185. (471) 1939-1963 Baseball 

Oddball Collection with Many Hall 

of Famers 

Seize this (471) 1939-1963 baseball oddball collection 

that is absolutely stacked with Hall of Famers, 

stars and shortprints from a variety of mainstream and 

obscure issues. Highlights include 1939-46 

Salutation Exhibits: (53 cards, median GD, 20% 

writing) with J. DiMaggio (VG-EX), Greenberg (VG- 

EX, Truly Yours); 1951 Topps Red Backs: #22 Feller 

(EX), #30 Spahn (VG), #31 Hodges (NM), #38 

Snider (VG); 1952 Wheaties: Berra (VG-EX, 

Portrait); 1953-55 Artvue HOF Plaque Postcards 

Type 1: Ruth (EX-MT); 1955 Red Man near: 

(44/50, average VG-EX, no tabs); 1961 Post: (80 

cards, aggregate EX, 5% writing); 1963 Post Shortprints: (5 cards) with #39 Fl. 

Robinson SP (EX-MT), #87 Jimenez SP (EX-MT), #128 Kasko SP (VG-EX), #172 B. 

Williams SP (VG-EX), #187 Aspromonte SP (PR, writing). More on our website. 



Starter Set of (356) With 

Maris, Mantle and Many 

Stars 

Coinciding with American League expansion, 

Topps Baseball released its (then) 

biggest set in 1961. Spared from the 

spokes, this ample representation 

includes (356) cards with (3) high numbers. 

With an approximate overall breakdown 

of: 5% (EX-MT) or better, 10% 

(EX), 50% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG) or 

lesser, keys include: #2 Maris (GD), #300 

Mantle (GD), #344 Koufax (VG), #415 

Aaron (VG), #417 Marichal RC (VG) 

and #475 Mantle MVP (VG-EX). More 



189. 1961 Nu-Card 

Baseball Scoops Full 

Uncut Sheet 

Remarkable 1961 Nu-Card Baseball 

Scoops full uncut sheet of (224). 

Comprised of (14) 16-card rows, quadruplicates 

of (56/80) cards in the set are 

present. Despite expected creasing and 

moderate wear throughout, this blank 

backed relic still presents beautifully. 

Highlights include (4) #404 Mays 

Triples, (4) #414 Maris Nips Mantle, (4) 

#427 Mays Catch, (4) #438 DiMaggio 56 

Games, (4) #443 Cobb All-Time, (4) 

#447 Ruth 60th HR, (4) #450 Mantle 

Longest HR, (4) #452 T. Williams AS, 

(4) #462 Aaron Beats Yankees and (4) 

#477 Mathewson WS. 



190. 1959-1964 Topps and 

Post Baseball Card Lot of 

(610) With Koufax, Aaron, 

Mantle and Mays 

Issued during the popularity boom of 

cardboard collectibles, these (610) Topps 

and Post examples include key specimens 

from 1959 through 1964. Conditions vary 

with highlights including: 1959 Topps: 

#380 Aaron (VG); 1961 Topps: (2) #344 

Koufax (both VG-EX); 1962 Post: #5 

Mantle (VG-EX; from ad); 1962 Topps: 

#5 Koufax (VG-EX), #199 Perry RC 

(VG-EX), #320 Aaron (VG); 1963 

Topps: #210 Koufax (EX-MT), #300 

Mays (EX-MT); 1964 Topps: #200 

Koufax (EX-MT). More on our website. 


192. 1962 & 1963 Topps 

Baseball Partial Sets with 

Mantle & (126) High Numbers 

Powerful pair of 1962 and 1963 Topps 

Baseball partial sets heralded by legends 

such as Mantle, several Hall of Fame rookies 

and (126) high numbers. Highlights 

include 1962 Topps: (379/598, aggregate 

EX, 37 high numbers) with #199 Perry RC 

(VG), #200 Mantle (EX-MT), #320 Aaron 

(EX-MT), #387 Brock RC (EX-MT), #425 

Yastrzemski (EX-MT) and 1963 Topps: 

(306/576, median EX to EX-MT, 89 high 

numbers) with #173 

Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (VG). The challenging 

high series generally presents similarly 

to the more available numbers. More 




Starter Set of (419) With 

Mantle, Mays and Aaron 

Vibrant colors, crisp imagery and sharp 

edges/corners are the fare in this 1963 

Topps Baseball starter set of (419). With 

an approximate overall breakdown of 

55% (EX-MT) or better, 30% (EX) and 

15% (VG-EX) or lesser, keys include: 

#200 Mantle (VG-EX), #210 Koufax 

(EX), #250 Musial (VG), #300 Mays 

(EX), #340 Berra (VG-EX) and #390 

Aaron (EX-MT). More on our website. 


196. 1964 & 1965 Topps 

Baseball Partial Sets with 

Mantle & (206) High 

Numbers 

Formidable pairing of 1964 and 1965 Topps 

Baseball partial sets that are well on their 

way toward completion. This tandem is 

bolstered by several Hall of Famers and 

(206) challenging high numbers. Highlights 

include 1964 Topps partial: (322/587, 

median VG-EX to EX, 11 high numbers) 

with #21 Berra (VG-EX), #150 Mays (VG), 

#230 B. Robinson (EX), #570 Mazeroski 

(NM); 1965 Topps partial: (479/598, 195 

high numbers) with #160 Clemente (VG), 

#207 Rose (VG), #250 Mays (EX) and 

#350 Mantle (GD). More on our website. 


191. 1962 Topps 

Baseball Starter 

Set of (348) 

Packed with key specimens, 

this 1962 Topps Baseball 

starter set of (348) carries 

an approximate overall 

breakdown of 5% (EX-MT) 

or better; 15% (EX); 60% 

(VG-EX) and 20% (VG) or 

lesser, with errant centering 

on about half. Highlights 

include: #1 Maris (VG), #5 

Koufax (VG-EX), #10 

Clemente (VG), #199 Perry 

RC (VG-EX), #300 Mays 

(VG-EX) and #320 Aaron 

(GD). More on our website. 


193. (919) 

1962 & 

1963 

Topps 

Baseball 

Singles 

with 

Koufax 

Sizable grouping 

of (919) 

1962 and 1963 Topps Baseball singles with several stars from the latter edition including 

Koufax. All cards are lower numbers. Featured are 1962 Topps: (672 cards, 

majority EX to EX-MT); 1963 Topps: (247 cards, mainly GD) with #1 Aaron/Musial 

LL (GD), #2 Mantle/Runnels LL (PR, paper loss), (2) #25 Kaline (VG-EX, FR), #115 

Yastrzemski (FR), #120 Maris (GD), #138 Mays/Musial (VG-EX), #210 Koufax 

(VG), (2) #242 Banks/Aaron (both VG) and #446 Ford (GD). 


195. (339) 

1949-1967 

Topps & 

Bowman 

Baseball High 

Numbers/ 

Shortprints 

Put multiple classic 

Topps Band Bowman 

Baseball sets at your 

mercy with these (339) 

1949-1967 high numbers 

and shortprints. Moderate duplication is found throughout this gathering which 

generally average (VG to VG-EX) with some variance among years. Included are 

Bowman: (34 cards) with (15) 1949, (15) 1950, (4) 1953 Color; Topps: (305 cards) 

with (42) 1957, (50) 1959, (40) 1960, (33) 1962, (38) 1963, (17) 1964, (78) 1965, (2) 

1966 and (5) 1967. More on our website. 


197. 1964-1967 Topps 

Baseball Card Lot of 

(2034) 

Topps Baseball sets from 1964 

through 1967 are well represented in 

this lot of (2034) cardboard collectibles. 

The cards average (VG) 

quality with highlights including: 

1964: (917) with #244 LaRussa RC 

(EX-MT), #331 A.L. Bombers (FR); 

1965: (576) with #3 

Killebrew/Powell/Mantle LL (GD); 

1966: (328) with (2) #70 Yastrzemski 

(VG-EX) and (VG); 1967: (213) all 

commons. More on our website. 



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198. 1966 & 

1967 Topps 

Baseball 

Partial Sets 

with Mays, 

Palmer RC 

& (67) High 

Numbers 

This pairing of 

1966 and 1967 


partial sets packs 

a mighty punch. 

Highlights 

include 1966 Topps partial: (322/598, majority EX to 

EX-MT, 30 high numbers) with #1 Mays (VG-EX), 

#126 Palmer RC (EX), #580 B. Williams (EX-MT), 

#583 Tigers Team (EX); 1967 Topps partial: (340/609, 

composite EX to EX-MT, 37 high numbers) with #45 

Maris (VG), #250 Aaron (EX-MT), #558 Belanger RC 

(VG-EX) and #604 Red Sox Team (EX). The difficult 

high numbers generally present on par with the more 

available series. More on our website. 


201. (722) Different 1959-1973 Topps 

Baseball High Numbers 

Cross multiple pesky singles off of your wantlists with 

these (722) 1959-1973 Topps Baseball high numbers, 

each of which is different. These crisp singles generally 

average (VG-EX to EX-MT) with many better. 

Included are Topps High Numbers: (12) 1959, (4) 

1961, (17) 1962, (69) 1963: #550 Snider (EX); (1) 

1964, (152) 1965, (21) 1966, (20) 1967, (94) 1968, (46) 

1969, (11) 1970: #660 Bench (EX-MT); (55) 1971, 

(119) 1972 and (101) 1973. More on our website. 


204. 1959- 

1970 Topps 

Baseball 

Shoebox 

Collection 

of (1777) 

Cards with 

Aaron, 

Clemente & 

Mantle 

Dynamic 1959- 

1970 Topps 

Baseball shoebox 

collection of 

(1777) cards hallmarked by a cache of Hall of Famers 

along with a sampling of high numbers. Moderate 

duplication is found throughout this primarily mid to 

off-grade assortment. Highlights include 1959 Topps: 

(313 cards, composite VG to VG-EX); 1963 Topps: 

#173 Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (VG), #200 Mantle 

(GD); 1966 Topps: (278 cards, mostly VG to VG-EX) 

and 1968 Topps: (328 cards, average VG-EX) with 

#110 Aaron (GD). More on our website. 


199. 1968 Topps 

Action All-Star 

Stickers #12 Clemente 

3-Panel Strip 

The most coveted specimen from 

the Topps 1968 “Action All-Star 

Stickers” issue, this #12 collectible 

showcases colorful portrayals of 

(7) different players, but none 

more prominent than centerpiece 

Roberto Clemente. The entire 

piece presents beautifully, with 

strong perforations securing all (3) 

panels. Also pictured are Allen, 

Torre, McGlothlin (top panel) and 

B. Robinson, Perez, McDowell 

(lower panel). 


202. (425) 

1959-1971 

Fleer 

Baseball 

Cards 

with Cobb 

& Gehrig 

Diamond Kings 

are profiled 

with these 

(425) 1959- 

1971 Fleer 

Baseball cards 

featuring contemporary 

stars 

and enshrined 

legends at 

Cooperstown. Highlights include 1960 Fleer Greats: 

(44 cards, majority EX to EX-MT) with #28 Gehrig 

(VG-EX), (3) #42 Cobb (all EX-MT); 1961 Fleer 

Greats: (268 cards, majority EX to EX-MT) with #14 

Cobb (EX-MT), (3) #31 Gehrig (NM, EX-MT, EX), (4) 

#49 W. Johnson (average EX-MT) and 1963 Fleer: (47 

cards, aggregate EX). More on our website. 


205. (21) 

1950s-1980s 

Mickey 

Mantle, 

Roger Maris 

& Whitey 

Ford 

Oddball 

Cards with 

1959 

Bazooka 

Mickey Mantle, 

Roger Maris and Whitey Ford, three integral components 

to pinstriped dominance are found with these (21) 

1950s-1980s oddball cards. Highlights include Mickey 

Mantle: (9 items) with 1956 Mac Boy Bat Rac Decal 

(EX), 1959 Bazooka (presents FR to GD), 1960s picture 

pack (EX-MT), 1967 Topps Posters #6 (NM), 1968 

Topps Game #2 (NM), 1969 Topps Decals (NM); 

Roger Maris: (4 items) with 1962 Post Cereal #6 (EX, 

ad card) and Whitey Ford: (6 items) with (2) 1962 

Topps Bucks (VG-EX, VG). More on our website. 


200. 1962- 

1971 

Baseball 

Coins & Pins 

Collection of 

(375) with (2) 

Near Sets & 

(35) PSA 

Graded 

Featured is a 1962- 

1971 baseball coins 

and pin collection 

of (375) with a pair 

of near sets & (35) 

PSA graded. Highlights include 1963 Salada-Junket: 

#53 B. Robinson (PSA 9); 1964 Topps Coins: #131 

Mantle AS (PSA 6, Left-Handed), #159 Koufax AS 

(PSA 7); 1969 MLBPA Pins: with Aaron (PSA 6), 

Bench (PSA 7), Clemente (PSA 7), Rose (PSA 8), 

Yastrzemski (PSA 8); 1971 Topps Coins near: 

(152/153, aggregate EX, (9) PSA graded) with #137 

Aaron (PSA 7) and 1971 Topps Coins near: (136/153, 

average VG-EX). More on our website. 


203. 1961- 

1969 Topps 

Baseball 

Shoebox 

Collection of 

(793) Cards 

with Aaron, 

Clemente & 

Mantle 

This extremely 

sharp 1961-1969 


shoebox collection 

of (793) cards is ideal for singles dealers and team set 

builders alike. Plenty of stars are found in this assembly 

which displays moderate instances of errant centering 

common to the issues. Highlights include 1962 Topps: 

(136 cards, average EX-MT to NM); 1965 Topps: (164 

cards, mostly EX-MT to NM) with #134 Mantle WS 

(EX-MT), #160 Clemente (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: (141 

cards, mainly NM) with #110 Banks (EX); 1967 

Topps: (188 cards, mostly NM) and 1969 Topps: #100 

Aaron (NM). More on our website. 


206. (1230+) 1968-1990s Nolan Ryan 

Card & Memorabilia Collection with 

Topps Rookie 



207. (3600+) 1930s-Modern Philadelphia Phillies Singles 

Treasure Chest Plus Signed Schmidt Program 

Enormous (3600+) 1930s-modern Philadelphia Phillies singles treasure chest plus additional 

signed items. Featured are (159) 1952-1969 Topps, (3500+) mostly 1980s-modern 

arranged by player and averaging (NM) for the newer issues with (159) Schmidt, (18) 

signed cards with 1956 Topps #120 Ashburn (auction LOA from JSA); O t h e r P h i l l i e s 

Signed Items: with 1 . ) 5/26/90 Mike Schmidt Night signed program (“8”, JSA c e r t 

card); 2 - 4 . ) (3) single-signed ONL baseballs of Carlton (L e f t y), Roberts and Schmidt 

(average “8-9”, Schmidt ball is toned, JSA cert cards) More on our website. 


209. (3880) 

1975-1977 

Baseball 

Oddball 

Singles Hoard 

Plus (20) 1977 

Pepsi-Cola 

Sets—Loaded 

Incredible (3880) 1975- 

1977 baseball oddball 

singles hoard with nearly 

incalculable “break” 

value for the enterprising dealer. Highlights include 1975 Hostess panels: (1445 panels, 

most are very clean with the approximately 40-50% crease-free, cut to varying 

dimensions, 5-10% writing) with (119) #28/#29 Rose/30, (60) #37 Winfield/38/39, (4) 

#58 Ryan/59/60, (27) #79/#80 Yount RC/81, (157) #124/125/#126 Palmer, (47) #130 

Aaron/131/132, (54) #133 Schmidt/134/#135 Stargell, (120) #136/137/#138 Munson, 

(143) #142/#143 Fisk/#144 B. Robinson; (20) 1977 Pepsi-Cola sets: (72/72, average 

NM-MT, with tabs); 1977 Pepsi-Cola with Tabs: (346 cards, average NM-MT) with 

(115) #44 Bench; 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers: (1991 cards, all NM to NM-MT, multiple 

complete/near sets probable) with (44) #3 Bench, (26) #7 Brett, (43) #22 R. 

Jackson, (20) #38 Rose, (2) #40 Ryan, (41) #41 Schmidt and (50) #52 Winfield. Due 

to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. 


211. (350) 1960- 

1978 Topps 

Baseball Stars & 

Specialty Cards 

with Mantle & 

Mays 

Vintage Topps Star 

Dealers! This (350) 1960- 

1978 Topps Baseball star 

and specialty card gallery is 

absolutely loaded with 

keynote Hall of Famers and 

is ideal for the “break” specialist. 

Highlights include 

1960 Topps: #300 Aaron 

(VG), #563 Mantle AS 

(VG); 1963 Topps: #18 Buc 

Blasters/Clemente (VG-EX); 

1965 Topps: #170 Aaron 

(GD); 1966 Topps: #1 Mays 

(VG), #126 Palmer RC (VG) 

and 1972 Topps: #79 

Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT). More on our website. 


208. (3395) 1971-1980 


Shoebox Collection with 

(9) Ryan & (236) High 

Numbers 

Solid 1971-1980 Topps Baseball 

shoebox collection of (3395) cards 

featuring dozens of Hall of Famers 

including several examples of Aaron, 

Clemente, Mays, Ryan and many 

more! This assortment with moderate 

duplication throughout is further bolstered 

by (236) tougher high numbers. 

Highlights include 1971 Topps: 

(913 cards, mainly EX to EX-MT, 

140 high numbers) with (2) #341 

Garvey RC (NM, EX-MT), (2) #709 

Baylor/Baker RC (both EX-MT); 

1972 Topps: (1036 cards, median 

EX-MT to NM, 96 high numbers) 

with (2) #49 Mays (EX-MT, GD), 

#309 Clemente (EX-MT), (5) #595 

Ryan (average EX); 1973 Topps: (1032 cards, mostly EX-MT to NM) with (4) #50 

Clemente (average EX-MT) and (3) #220 Ryan (all EX-MT). More on our website. 


210. (767) 1954-1980s Baseball Oddball Collection with 

Mantle & Ruth 

Strong grouping of (767) 1954-1980s baseball oddball singles featuring legends such 

as “The Bambino” and “The Mick”. Highlights include 1954 Topps Scoop: #41 Babe 

Ruth Sets Record (PSA 4); 1961 Nu-Card Baseball Scoops: #452 T. Williams All- 

Star (SGC 88); 1962 Exhibits Stat Back: (2 cards) with Koufax (PSA 4), Mantle 

(PSA 4); 1963 Topps Peel-Offs: Aaron (VG), Clemente (VG), Mays (VG); 1965 

Topps Embossed: (89 cards, majority GD) and 1967 Topps Posters: (30 posters, 

median EX-MT to NM) with (2) #12 Mays (both NM). More on our website. 


212. Modern 

Baseball 

Singles 

Collection of 

(90,000+) with 

(14) Pujols RC 

The fruits of several 

case breaks are delivered 

with this gargantuan 

(90,000+) singles 

and sets collection. 

This virtually unpicked 

collection could still 

yield hundreds of additional stars along with several complete/near sets. Included are 

Baseball Sets: (9 sets) with 1999 Bowman Chrome, 2001 Topps-2003 Topps Chrome 

Traded, 2007 Topps-Red, 2008 Bowman Draft, 2008 Bowman Draft Chrome, 2008 

Bowman Draft Gold, 2008 Topps Chrome; Baseball Singles: (90,000+, mostly 2001- 

2007 Topps and Bowman with many Chrome, rough estimate) with (10) 2001 

Bowman #264 Pujols RC, (2) 2001 Topps Traded #T247 Pujols RC, 2001 Topps 

Chrome Traded: (2) #T247 Pujols RC and (6) #T266 I. Suzuki RC. Also present are 

(2000+) base inserts/parallels featuring many stars including Griffey Jr. and Pujols. 

Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. Local pick-up at our Silver 

Spring, Maryland facility is highly encouraged. 



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213. 1970 Topps Baseball Card Hoard of (8,650+) with 

Many Stars & (142) High Numbers 

Substantial 1970 Topps Baseball card hoard of (8,650+) featuring hundreds of Hall 

of Famers, stars, specialty cards and (142) high numbers. This amassment averages 

(VG to EX) with the stars generally falling near the (VG) level. Highlights include 

(6) #140 R. Jackson, (14) #220 Carlton, (17) #230 B. Robinson, (8) #300 Seaver, 

(3) #350 Clemente and #500 Aaron. More on our website. 


214. (555) 1970 


Semi High Numbers 

from Vending 

Seize this investment grade 

group of (555) 1970 Topps 

Baseball semi high numbers 

from period vending boxes. 

This silver bordered assortment 

is hallmarked by razorsharp 

corners, clean edges, 

glistening obverses and mostly 

accurate centering. 

Included are 25 Card 

Groups: (325 cards) with #547, 548, #550 F. Howard, 553, 557-559, 562, 566, 570, 

591, 599, 601; Other Quantities: (130 cards) with (6) #595 Wills and (4) #598 

Pepitone. 


216. 1970 Topps 

Baseball Group of 


(124) Semi High 

Numbers & 

Several Stars 

Place a stranglehold on the 

1970 Topps Baseball series 

with these (900) cards 

including (124) semi high 

numbers and (55) Hall of 

Famers. This very clean 

gathering displays only moderate 

instances of factory induced errant centering or wax staining. Included are Hall 

of Fame Low Numbers: (55 Hall of Famers) with #211 T. Williams, #220 Carlton, 

(2) #290 Carew, #300 Seaver, #462 Aaron AS, #463 F. Robinson AS, #464 Bench AS, 

#530 Gibson and Semi High Numbers: (124 cards). 


218. (9800+) 

1971 Topps 

Baseball 

Cards with 

Many Stars 

& (280) High 

Numbers 

Construct multiple 

near/partial sets 

with this lot of 

(9800+) 1971 Topps Baseball cards that is chock-full with stars and (280) high numbers. 

The commons average (VG to VG-EX) while the more notables generally present 

(GD to VG) with some better. Featured are (5) #5 Munson, (13) #20 R. Jackson, 

(10) #26 Blyleven RC, (17) #55 Carlton, (10) #100 Rose, (5) #341 Garvey RC, #400 

Aaron, (13) #450 Gibson, #513 Ryan, (2) #600 Mays, #630 Clemente and (6) #640 F. 

Robinson. More on our website. 


215. (712) 1970 


Singles from 

Vending 

Construct your 1970 

Topps Baseball project 

with these (712) singles 

from vending. Although 

comprised solely of 

common low numbers, 

there are still plenty of 

All-Star, rookie, semistars 

and other specialty 

cards to make up the 

difference. This gallery 

which has moderate duplication throughout displays cards virtually untouched by the 

decades which are suitable for third-party professional grading. 


217. 1971 Arco 

Pittsburgh 

Pirates Hoard of 

(116) With (9) 

Clemente 

As part of a 1971 Arco 

giveaway promotion on 

the east coast, four separate 

teams were featured 

in 8x10 color photo 

prints. All (12) Pittsburgh 

Pirates photos are included 

in this lot of (116), 

with multiple examples of most. The items present (EX-MT) or better throughout, 

with very minor corner bumps on the Stargell photos. Includes: (12) Alley, (3) Blass, 

(9) Clemente, (11) Giusti, (13) Hebner, (24) Mazeroski, (4) Moose, (1) Oliver, (9) 

Robertson, (14) Sanguillen, (10) Stargell and (6) Walker. Also included are (2) 10x8 

team photos. 


219. (925) 1971 


Cards with (149) 

High Numbers & 

Many Stars—Sharp 

Fill your 1971 Topps 

Baseball set with these (925) 

mixed cards featuring several 

high numbers and many 

stars. These “pack fresh” 

examples generally display 

strong corners and clean 

edges with only moderate instances of either askew centering and wax staining along 

with infrequent edge indentations. Included are Hall of Fame Low Numbers: (27 

cards) with (3) #20 R. Jackson, #180 Kaline, (2) #300 B. Robinson; Semi-High 

Numbers: (160 cards) with (2) #530 Yastrzemski, #570 Palmer, #580 Perez; High 

Numbers: (149 cards) with #648 Matlack RC, #650 R. Allen and (2) #740 Aparicio. 



220. (460) 

1971 Topps 

Baseball 

High 

Numbers 

from Vending 

Boxes 

These elite 1971 

Topps Baseball high 

numbers featuring 

(460) cards were 

pulled directly from period vending boxes. Included are razor-sharp copies of 20 

Card Groups: (320 cards) with #652 Braves Team, 660, #674 Expos Team, 678, 679, 

684, 685, 689, 696, 701, 707, 712, 720, 726, #742 Royals Team, 747; 10 Card 

Groups: (90 cards) with #663, 668, 670, 676, 690, 691, 699, 703, 718; 5 Card 

Groups: (50 cards) with #647, 657, 675, 681, 682, 695, 702, 728, 732 and 752. 


222. (10,500+) 

1972 Topps 

Baseball Cards 

with Hundreds 

of Hall of 

Famers & (92) 

High Numbers 

Whopping assortment of 

(10,500+) 1972 Topps 

Baseball cards packed 

with hundreds of Hall of 

Famers and (92) high 

numbers. The sizable group averages (VG-EX) with the key cards and high numbers 

generally presenting in the (VG) range. Highlights include (9) #49 Mays, (21) #50 

Mays IA, (11) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC, (5) #299 Aaron, (10) #300 Aaron IA, (2) #309 

Clemente, (15) #310 Clemente IA, (5) #420 Carlton and (3) #595 Ryan. More on our 

website. 


221. 1971 

Topps 

Baseball Semi 

High Number 

Group of (350) 

Cards from 

Vending 

High Grade 1971 

Topps! Possibilities 

abound with this 

cache of (350) 1971 

Topps Baseball semihigh 

numbered cards. 

These “straight from vending” examples are viable candidates for professional grading. 

Highlights include 25 Card Groups: (275 cards) with #534, 542, 558, 565, 578, 

584, 602, 616, #620 F. Howard, 622, 633; Other Quantities: (75 cards) with (30) 

#526, (15) 533, (20) 597 and (10) #641 Mets Team. 


223. (17,500+) 

1973 Topps 


Hoard with (14) 

Aaron, (11) Mays, 

(9) Ryan & 

(2000+) Highs 

Incredible (17,500+) 1973 

Topps Baseball singles 

hoard loaded with hundreds 

of Hall of Famers, All-Star/specialty cards and (2000+) high numbers! Huge 

break value is delivered with this gathering which generally averages (VG-EX) with 

some better and others lesser. Highlights include (7) #1 Ruth/Aaron/Mays HR, (8) #50 

Clemente, (34) #67 Carlton/Ryan LL, (14) #100 Aaron, (11) #130 Rose, (14) #193 

Fisk, (9) #220 Ryan, (16) #255 R. Jackson, (22) #300 Carlton and (11) #305 Mays. 

Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. 


224. 1974 Topps Baseball Hoard of (11,000+) with (3) 

Winfield RC 

Mammoth 1974 Topps Baseball hoard of (11,000+) heralded by hundreds of Hall of 

Famers, All-Stars, specialty cards and variations. This mountain of cardboard generally 

averages (VG-EX) with the keys generally presenting slightly lesser. 

Highlights include (15) #7 Hunter, (3) #20 Ryan, (21) #40 Palmer, (15) #50 Carew, 

(15) #55 F. Robinson, (14) #60 Brock, (8) #80 Seaver, (31) #95 Carlton, (7) #300 

Rose, (23) #330 Marichal, (3) #456 Winfield RC, (79) Aaron Special and (23) 

Washington variations. More on our website. 


225. (11,000+) 

1975 Topps 

Baseball Hoard 

with (3) Yount 

RC, (21) Ryan 

and (23) Aaron 

Enormous (11,000+) 

1975 Topps Baseball 

hoard packed with hundreds 

of Hall of Famers, 

stars and specialty cards. 

This gathering generally 

averages (VG to VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. Highlights include (11) 

#1 Aaron HL, (11) #5 Ryan HL (one mini), (17) #61 Winfield, (9) #70 Schmidt, (3) 

#223 Yount RC, (13) #370 Seaver, (32) #461 R. Jackson WS, (10) #500 Ryan, (2) 

#616 Rice RC, (4) #620 Carter RC, (12) #622 Lynn RC, (12) #623 Hernandez RC and 

(12) #660 Aaron. More on our website. 


226. (1900+) 

1995-Present 

Derek Jeter 

Baseball Cards 

The Captain! The 

prolific career of 

Derek Jeter is chronicled 

with this assortment 

of (1900+) cards. 

Moderate duplication 

is found throughout 

this assembly which 

has significant “break 

value”. Contains primarily 

base cards from 

1995-present from the major manufacturers along with a handful of inserts/parallels 

dispersed throughout. Stuff your dollar boxes with singles of this Yankee legend! 



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227. 1967 

Topps 

Baseball Cello 

Pack with 

#400 

Clemente on 

Top 

(Backwards)— 

PSA 8 

Graded NM-MT 8 by 

PSA. For the 

Clemente enthusiast 

who believes they 

have it all comes this 

extraordinary 1967 

Topps Baseball cello 

pack featuring the Hall of Famer on top (backwards). 

Although the image of the Hall of Famer is not visible, 

the prolific biography/statistics confirms his famed 

identity. The 11-card pack is tightly sealed with crisp 

folds and is guaranteed unsearched or altered. A subset 

poster is visible on the back. The only such example 

judged by the third-party service. 


230. (2) 1967 Topps Baseball Cello 

Packs with Yankees Showing—Both 

PSA 9 

Each graded Mint 9 by PSA. Incredibly well preserved 

tandem of 1967 Topps Baseball cello packs featuring 

#426 Lou Clinton and #442 Yankees Rookies peeking 

through their plastic wrappings. Straight from a period 

box, this pair also displays examples from the Topps 

Posters subset on the backs. 


233. (2) 1967 Topps Baseball Cello 

Packs—Both PSA 7 

Each graded NM 7 by PSA. Add a pair of vintage cello 

packs to your portfolio with this pair from the 1967 

Topps series. Included are 1.) #255 F. Howard 

(front)/posters (back) and 2.) #447 Belinsky 

(front)/posters (back). Could multiple Hall of Famers or 

superstars be lurking within these 11-card wrappings 


228. 

1967 

Topps 

Baseball 

Cello 

Pack 

PSA 9 

Graded Mint 

9 by PSA. 

Take a 

chance on 

this 1967 

Topps 

Baseball 11- 

card cello 

pack featuring 

#413 

Jerry Grote 

(top)/poster 

(back). 

Recently 

unearthed after over 45 years in hiding, this high-grade 

jewel could yield additional gradable Hall of Famers 

and stars. A tantalizing proposition! 


231. (2) 1967 Topps Baseball PSA 9 

Graded Cello Packs with Red Sox 

Showing 

From the season in which the Boston Red Sox claimed 

the American League crown are this pair of 1967 Topps 

Baseball cello packs picturing beantown ball players on 

top. Each graded Mint 9 by PSA, visible through the 

crisp wrappings are #371 Jim Lonborg and #444 

George Smith. Found on the reverses are subset posters. 

Potential abounds with this duo! 


234. 1967 Topps Baseball Cello 

Group of (4) Packs—All PSA 8 

Each graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. It does not get much 

better for the vintage wax specialist than this quartet of 

high-grade 1967 Topps Baseball cello packs. Visible 

through these tightly sealed packs are #375 Gibbs, #384 

Cardinals Rookies, #392 Harper and #434 Fisher. 

Inserted posters from one of Topps’ subsets are noticeable 

on the reverses. 


229. 1967 

Topps 

Baseball 

Cello 

Pack 

PSA 8 

Graded NM- 

MT 8 by PSA. 

Sparkling 

1967 Topps 

Baseball cello 

pack featuring 

#455 Tommie 

Agee 

(front)/poster 

(back). This 

“new to the 

hobby” 11- 

card pack 

could yield 

several Hall of Fame stunners. However, the wax specialist 

may opt to keep this artifact sealed. Either way 

this high-grade, unsearched cello is a “no lose” proposition. 


232. (2) 

1967 Topps 

Baseball 

Cello 

Packs with 

American 

& National 

League 

Leaders 

Showing— 

Both PSA 8 

Stars from the 

Senior and Junior 

Circuits who paced their respective leagues in both hitting 

and pitching are found atop this pair of 1967 Topps 

Baseball cello packs. Four Hall of Famers are visible 

through their crisp plastic 11-card surroundings. Each 

graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, included are #236 National 

League Pitching Leaders (Koufax, Marichal) and #239 

American League Batting Leaders (F. Robinson, 

Kaline). How many additional Cooperstown inductees 

are also waiting to be unveiled 


235. (7) 

1967 

Topps 

Baseball 

Cello 

Packs— 

All PSA 9 

Each graded 

Mint 9 by 

PSA. To open 

or not to 

open 

Multiple Hall 

of Famers and 

superstars are 

in play with 

these (7) 1967 

Topps Baseball cello packs. These 11-card relics present 

as when produced over 45 years ago and are each 

inviting propositions. Peeking through the cellophane 

are #403 Nen, #415 S. Jackson, #425 Mikkelsen, #431 

Uhlaender, #437 Senators Team, #440 Hargan and #453 

Monteagudo. The backs display examples from the 

1967 Topps Poster subset. 



236. (162) 1978-1986 Topps Baseball 

Rack & Cello Pack Collection with 

Many Stars Showing 

“Winner takes all” with this enticing 1978-1986 Topps 

Baseball rack and cello pack collection with several 

stars showing. Highlights include Topps Racks: (89 

racks) with (2) 1978, 1979: Blyleven (back); 1980: 

Bench (front); (7) 1983: Boggs RC (front)/Schmidt 

(back), (3) Gwynn RC (front, one damaged with price 

sticker), Gwynn RC/O. Smith (front, Gwynn damaged 

with price sticker); (17) 1984: (3) Mattingly RC (back); 

(46) 1985: Hershiser RC (front)/McGwire RC (back), 

(10) Mattingly (front), (8) Puckett RC (front); Topps 

Cellos: (54 cellos) with (2) 1979, (32) 1982: (one box); 

(2) 1983: Boggs RC (front), (13) 1985: (3) Puckett RC 

(front); Topps Wax Packs: (19 wax packs) with (9) 

1978 and (10) 1979. More on our website. 


237. (9) 1979-1985 Topps & Donruss 

Baseball Racks with Hall 

Famers/Stars Showing 

The “cream of the crop” rises with this starting nine of 

1979-1985 Topps & Donruss Baseball racks, each of 

which has a Hall of Famer or star showing. Included 

are high-grade racks of 1980 Topps: Henderson RC 

(front); 1982 Topps: Ripken RC (front)/Rose AS 

(back); 1983 Topps: (2 racks) with Boggs RC (front), 

Gwynn RC (front, price sticker); 1984 Topps: 

Strawberry (front); 1985 Donruss: Clemens RC (front); 

1985 Topps: (3 racks) with Gooden (front), McGwire 

RC (front) and Puckett RC (front)/Mattingly (back). 


238. (9) 1982 Topps Baseball Rack 

Packs with Ripken RC on Front 

Iron Man Rookies! Interesting and desirable group of 

(9) 1982 Topps Baseball rack packs featuring #21 Cal 

Ripken on the front. These 51-card collectibles each 

display Ripken peeking through the left portion of the 

rack. With exception to a pair of miswraps, the racks 

present as when produced over 30 years ago. Other 

Hall of Famers including Bench, Carlton, R. Jackson 

and Sutter have joined Ripken on either the fronts or 

backs. 


239. (124) 1984-1986 Donruss & 

Fleer Baseball Cello/Rack Packs 

Feast on these (124) 1984-1986 Donruss & Fleer 

Baseball cello/rack packs. This unsearched material 

features multiple stars showing. Highlights include 

Donruss Racks: (60 racks) with (36) 1984: (three have 

price stickers) with Bench/Yaz (front), Dawson (front), 

Henderson (front), O. Smith (front); (4) 1985: Clemens 

RC (front), Gwynn (front); (20) 1986: (3) Galarraga RC 

(front), (4) Mattingly (front); Fleer Cellos: (64 cellos) 

with (3) 1984, (1) 1985: Boggs (front); (1) 1986, (20) 

1987: Rice (front)/Mattingly (back) and (39) 1989 

(Ripken error series, 50% price stickers). 


240. (5) 1993 Topps Finest Baseball 

Unopened Boxes 

Demand definitely exceeds supply on these (5) 1993 

Topps Finest Baseball unopened boxes. Each 

unsearched 18-pack container is sealed and could yield 

a myriad of gems. The ever popular refractors are 

found just 1 in 15 packs and have the possibility of 

yielding Hall of Famers which trade for several hundred 

dollars per card. Not too many of these boxes 

available on the secondary market! 


241. (46) 1999-2001 Baseball 

Bowman Chrome & Draft Factory 

Sets and Wax Boxes 

Opportunity awaits with these (46) 1999-2001 Bowman 

Chrome and Draft factory sets and wax boxes. Included 

are Bowman Factory Sets: (41 sets) with (10) 2000 

Chrome Draft Picks & Prospects (A. Gonzalez RC), (18) 

2000 Draft Picks & Prospects (one certified autograph 

p e r, possible A. Gonzalez), (13) 2001 Draft Picks & 

Prospects (one certified autograph and one relic per, I. 

Suzuki RC, Utley RC); Bowman Wax Boxes: (5 boxes) 

with (2) 1999 Chrome 1 and (3) 1999 Chrome 2. 


242. 1953 Bowman Baseball Color 

and Black & White Wrappers with 

DiMaggio 


243. 1954 Bowman Baseball Five- 

Cent Wax Pack—PSA 6 


244. (6) 2008 Bowman Baseball Draft 

Picks & Prospects Hobby Boxes 



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245. 1994 SP 

Baseball 

Red Die-Cut 

Complete 

Set of (38) 

Cards—All 

BGS 9 

One of the most 

heralded insert sets 

in the modern 

baseball hobby is 

undoubtedly found 

with the offered 

1994 SP Holoview 

Red Die-Cut complete 

set of (38) 

cards. Each graded 

9 Mint by BGS, these fragile specimens have escaped 

the frequent corner and edge wear along with surface 

imperfections which plague the issue. Keys include #1 

R. Alomar, #5 Clemens, #12 Griffey Jr., #13 Gwynn, 

#15 B. Jackson, #16 Jordan, #25 Mattingly, #26 

McGwire, #30 Puckett, #32 Ripken Jr., #33 A. 

Rodriguez RC and #36 O. Smith. 


248. (15) 1978- 

Modern 

Baltimore 

Orioles Group 

with Game- 

Used Patches, 

(2) Signed 

Ripken 

Rookies & 

Wax 

Proclaim your “Charm 

City” pride with this 

power packed group of (15) 1978-modern Baltimore 

Orioles keepsakes. Keys include Signed Ripken 

Rookie: (2 cards) with 1982 Donruss #405 (PSA/DNA 

Authentic), 1982 Fleer #176 (PSA/DNA Authentic); 

2004 Ultimate Collection Game-Used Patches: (5 

cards, all #/75) with Murray (three-color), Palmer 

(three-color), Ripken (three-color), B. Robinson (threecolor); 

Wax Items: 1982 Topps grocery rack (Ripken 

on top) and Other Memorabilia: 2012 Orioles 

Celebration Series Murray statue (NM-MT). More on 

our website. 


251. (736) 2001 Upper Deck & SP 

Authentic Golf Cards with (19) 

Certified Autos 


246. (96) 

2000 & 2001 

Baseball 

Fleer Greats 

of the Game 

Certified 

Autographs 

with (53) 

HOFers & 

SPs 

The sweet scripts of 

baseball heroes are 

available with these 

(96) 2000 and 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game certified 

autographs headlined by (53) Hall of Famers and several 

shortprints. Highlights include 2000 Fleer Greats of 

the Game: (23 cards) with Musial SP; 2001 Fleer 

Greats of the Game: (73 cards, 50% have minor corner 

wear) with Banks SP, Bench SP, Berra SP, Brock 

SP, R. Jackson SP, Killebrew, Lasorda SP, Mattingly, 

Mays SP, Murray SP, Musial SP, Palmer SP, Ryan SP, 

Sandberg, Schmidt SP, Seaver, O. Smith, Snider SP and 

Winfield SP. More on our website. 


249. (108) Modern Multi-Sport 

Certified Auto/Jersey/Insert Group 

with (12) #1/1 Singles 

Ingenious (108) modern multi-sport certified autograph, 

game-used and insert collection featuring cards numbered 

to o n l y the first or last of a production run or the 

p l a y e r’s jersey number. Highlights include A u t o / J e r s e y : 

with First Numbere d : 2006 Topps Triple Threads Av a n t 

(#1/1), 2007 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia B. Marshall 

(#/5); G a m e - U s e d : (22 cards) with Last Numbere d : 

2006 Bowman Elevation Basketball D. Wade (#/4, threejersey 

patch), 2006-07 ITG Ultimate Memorabilia 

Hockey Lafleur (#/25) and Serial Numbere d : (64 cards, 

(10) #1/1). More on our website. 


252. (57) 

Modern 

Hockey 

Autograph/ 

Rookie/ 

Insert 

Group with 

(2) Crosby 

Light the lamp 

with the offered 

modern hockey 

certified autograph, 

rookie and 

insert group of 

(57) cards featuring current superstars and legends of 

the past. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: 2002-03 SP 

Game-Used Edition: Bourque, Fuhr; Certified Autos: 

2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Clarke, 2001-02 Topps 

Archives: (2) Fuhr; 2002-03 Upper Deck Rookie 

Update #172 Nash/Thornton, 2006-07 SP Authentic 

#196 Malkin; Numbered: 2005-06 SP Game-Used 

Edition #101 Crosby RC and Inserts: 2005-06 Black 

Diamond #193 S. Crosby RC. More on our website. 


247. (42) 

2001 & 2003 

Sweet Spot 

Baseball 

Signatures 

with (12) Hall 

of Famers & 

A-Rod 

Get into the game 

with this stunning 

assortment of (42) 

2001 and 2003 

Sweet Spot 

Baseball signatures 

featuring a dozen 

Hall of Famers. The crisp “on canvas” scripts are headlined 

by 2001 Sweet Spot Signatures: (22 cards) with 

C. Jones, Musial, A. Rodriguez SP, F. Thomas; 2003 

Sweet Spot Classic Greats: (15 cards) with Cepeda, 

(3) Dawson (one red ink #/25), Eckersley, Fisk, (2) 

Gwynn (one numbered), Morgan and (2) Snider. Due to 

storing methods, when viewed as a whole the card 

edges display moderate browning. More on our website. 


250. (484) Modern Multi-Sport 

Certified Auto/Game-Used/Insert 

Collection 

Modern Dealers! Beef up your inventory with this 

modern multi-sport certified autograph, game-used and 

insert collection of (484) cards. Several cards are numbered 

and come from various tiered subsets. Highlights 

include Auto/Jersey: (6 cards); Certified Autos: (344 

cards); Game-Used: (76 cards) with Football: 2005 

Donruss Gridiron Gear S. Smith (#/10, three-color logo 

patch), 2007 Donruss Threads Ca. Johnson/Bowe/A. 

Gonzalez and Inserts/Base: with Baseball: 1992 Topps 

Gold Winners set. More on our website. 


253. 2002 Topps 206 Ty Cobb Game- 

Used Bat Shortprint SGC 96 



254. (78) Baseball Hall of Fame Certified Auto/Game-Used 

Collection with Mantle & Ruth 

Cooperstown’s Calling! Only baseball’s elite are allowed entrance into this Hall of Fame 

modern certified auto/game-used collection of (78) cards. Legends such as Cobb, DiMaggio, 

Mantle, Ruth and Williams are but a few of the names found in this extraordinary gathering. 

Several cards are serially numbered and come from various tiered subsets. Highlights include 

Certified Autos: (5 cards) with 1999 Fleer Mystique Gwynn, 2000 Fleer Showcase Ryan, 

2001 Team Topps Legends Ford; Game-Used: (73 cards) with 2000 Fleer Greats of the 

Game Yankee Clippings Mantle (two stripes); 2001 Sweet Spot Bat: Aaron, Cobb, DiMaggio, 

Mantle, Mays; 2001 Sweet Spot Jersey: Clemente, DiMaggio, Mantle, Mays; 2003 SPX T. 

Williams, 2003 Sweet Spot Classic: Mantle SP (stripe), Ruth SP (with stripe, pants) and T. 

Williams SP. Due to storing methods, when viewed as a whole the majority of the card edges 

display moderate browning. More on our website. 


255. (840) Modern Baseball Certified Auto/Game- 

Used/Insert Group with Ultimate Collection Pujols Auto 

Incredible modern baseball 

certified autograph/gameused/insert 

collection 

loaded with past legends 

and current superstars! 

This gathering gives the 

prospective modern singles 

dealer instant inventory 

in one shot. Several 

cards are serially numbered 

and come from various 

tiered subsets. 

Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (45 cards) with 2003 UD Play Ball Schilling (#/50); 

Certified Autos: (105 cards) with 1999 Mystique C. Jones, 1999 Ultra A. Rodriguez 

(corner wear), 2003 Ultimate Collection Pujols (#/40); Game-Used: (527 cards) with 

2000 Fleer GOTG Yankee Clippings Munson, 2001 UD A. Rodriguez (three-color 

logo patch), 2002 Fleer Platinum Jeter (#/65, two-color patch), (2) 2004 Topps 

Chrome Pujols (one #/5, bat knob refractor); UD Subsets/Manufactured Patches: 

(130 cards) and Other Inserts/Base: (33 cards, 13 graded) with 1993 SP #279 Jeter 

RC (PSA 8). Due to storing methods, when viewed as a whole the majority of the card 

edges display moderate browning. More on our website. 


257. (4300+) Modern 

Football Singles 

Treasure Chest with 

(105) Auto/Game-Used 

Cards & (12) Brady RC 

Find the end zone with this massive 

(4300+) modern football singles 

treasure chest with (105) certified/auto 

and game-used cards. 

Highlights include Certified 

Auto: (78 cards) with 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game: Berry, Dickerson, Greene, F. 

Harris, Otto; 2000 SP Authentic K. Warner; Game-Used: 2007 Donruss Gridiron 

Gear Peterson (#/50, three-color patch); Numbered: (13 cards) with 2003 Leaf 

Limited #123 Romo RC Silver Spotlight (#/75), 2004 SP Game-Used Edition #184 E. 

Manning; Singles/Parallels/Inserts: (4200+, 9 graded) with (4000+) 1998-2000 

Bowman: (2) 1998 Bowman #1 P. Manning RC, (12) 2000 Bowman #236 Brady RC 

and (9) graded with 1998 Bowman’s Best #112 P. Manning refractor (PSA 9) and 

1998 Finest #121 P. Manning refractor (PSA 9). More on our website. 


259. (255) Modern Multi- 

Sport Certified 

Auto/Game-Used/Insert 

Collection—Loaded 

Dynamic multi-sport collection of (255) 

certified autograph, game-used and 

modern insert cards featuring a bevy of 

current superstars and Hall of Fame 

legends. Several cards are serially numbered 

and come from various tiered 

subsets. Highlights include Certified Autos: (115 cards) with Baseball: 2000 Upper 

Deck Legends Killebrew, (3) 2001 Topps Berra, 2001 Topps Gallery A. Rodriguez, 

2002 Bowman Chrome Ishii (Gold Refractor), 2008 Sweet Spot Fisk (#/15); Football: 

2000 Fleer Autographics Faulk; Game-Used: (129 cards) with Baseball: 2001 Sweet 

Spot Musial, 2001 Upper Deck M. Jordan, 2002 Leaf Certified Puckett (#/25, Mirror 

Gold, two-color patch) and 2003 Fleer Fall Classics Fisk/Yastrzemski (#/50, one 

three-color patch). More on our website. 


256. (31) Modern Football 

Superstar Premium 

Certified Autograph 

Collection with Brady, 

Brees & Ryan RCs 

High octane assortment of (31) modern 

football superstar certified autographs featuring 

“sure fire” Hall of Famers and current 

heroes. Several cards are numbered 

and come from various tiered subsets. 

Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (3 cards) with 2004 E-X E. Manning (#/47); 

Certified Autos: (28 cards) with 2000 Fleer Autographics Brady, 2001 Fleer Hot 

Prospects Tomlinson, 2001 Topps Reserve Tomlinson, 2002 Donruss Elite Brees, 2002 

SP Authentic Vick, 2002 UD MVP Brees, 2004 Bowman #114 Roethlisberger (red 

ink), 2004 Playoff Prime Signatures: (#9, 6 signatures, two-side) with Roethlisberger; 

2004 Topps Finest #108 Roethlisberger, 2004 UD Foundations Roethlisberger/Rivers 

(PSA 9), 2007 Playoff Prestige #163 Ca. Johnson (#/25), 2008 Donruss Elite #116 

McFadden and 2008 Topps Chrome #166 Ryan RC. More on our website. 


258. (32) Modern 

Basketball Auto/Insert 

Group with (5) Signed 

Carmelo Anthony 

Rookies 

Drive the lane with these (32) 

modern basketball certified autographs 

and inserts featuring multiple 

rookies of Carmelo Anthony 

and LeBron James. Highlights 

include Certified Autographs: 

(11 cards) with 2002-03 Topps Finest #169 Ming, 2003-04 Bowman C. Anthony, 

2003-04 Fleer Showcase C. Anthony, 2003-04 Sweet Shot C. Anthony, 2003-04 Topps 

Pristine C. Anthony, 2003-04 UD Top Prospects C. Anthony; Inserts: (21 cards) with 

1998-99 Black Diamond #120 V. Carter (BGS 9.5), 2003-04 Bowman: #123 L. James 

(BGS 9.5), 2003-04 Topps Chrome: (2) #111 L. James (one BGS 9.5); 2003-04 Topps 

Pristine #101 L. James (BGS 10), 2003-04 Upper Deck: #301 L. James (BGS 9.5) and 

#303 C. Anthony (PSA 10). More on our website. 


260. (2650+) 1980s-Modern Multi-Sport Card Collection 

with (440) Game-Used & (315) Certified Autographs 

Enormous (2650+) 1980s-modern multi-sport card collection 

packed with (440) game-used and (315) certified 

autographs. Huge potential “break value” for the 

dealer or internet opportunist. Highlights include 

Certified Autos: (315 cards) with Baseball: (88 cards) 

with 2005 Topps All-Time Fan Favorites Berra (#/10), 

2007 Upper Deck Sweet Spot Classics: Carlton (#/32); 

Game-Used: (440 cards) with Baseball: (148 cards) 

with 2005 Leaf Limited #154 T. Williams (#/25); 

Football: (210 cards); Singles/Inserts: (1883 cards) 

with Baseball: (510 cards) with 2007 Topps Triple 

Threads #7 Mantle #1/1 printing plate (magenta); 

Football: (606 cards) with (2) 1991 Stadium Club #94 

Favre RC (BGS 8.5, BGS 8), 2000 Bowman #236 Brady RC; Basketball: (738 cards) 

with 1986-87 Fleer #8 Jordan sticker (PSA 8) and signed 1989-90 Fleer #4 Barkley 

sticker (GAI Authentic). More on our website. 



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261. 1909 

Pittsburgh Pirates 

“Accordion Style” 

Postcard 

Led by Honus Wagner the 

1909 Pittsburgh Pirates captured 

their first World Series 

title by downing Ty Cobb and 

the Detroit Tigers. Presented is 

a uniquely configured 1909 

Pirates team “accordion style” 

postcard. This rare piece features 

a (2) panel photo of Forbes Field, (17) individual player panels including 

Wagner and (4) blank writing panels. Presenting in unused condition with excellent 

original details including well preserved photos this dynamic specimen is the finest 

of its type we have seen. This item has a reserve. Estimated value is $1,000-2,000. 



263. (2) 1887 

Baseball Currency 

Vouchers - 

Wolverines and 

White Stockings 

During the most archaic stages 

of both baseball and retail 

advertising, these (2) 1887 

coupon vouchers simultaneously 

promoted a Michigan 

store and National League 

franchises. Printed like paper 

currency, each is redeemable 

for 25 cents off a purchase of 

$5.00 at “Three C’s” (Central 

City Clothiers). Both have woodcut composites of the team owner or manager on the 

front, with (12) player likenesses on the reverse. Includes Detroit Wolverines (torn in 

two, middle portion missing) and Chicago White Stockings with Spalding and Anson. 


264. 1889 Chicago 

White Stockings 

(Cubs) Jewelry Store 

Currency with Anson 

and Spalding 

As baseball popularity continued 

to grow during the 1880s enterprising 

merchants cashed in on 

this phenomenon by issuing store 

“Currency” coupons featuring 

various Major League teams. 

Presented is an absolutely gorgeous 

1889 example of this currency 

type bearing images of the 

“Chicago White Stockings” (Cubs). Measuring 7-3/4 x 3-1/2” this stunning note is 

graced by a portrait of team owner Albert Spalding and an unidentified period batsman 

on the obverse and a composite woodcut of (12) player portraits on the reverse 

including “Cap” Anson. More on our website. 


266. May 

14, 1967 

New York 

Yankees 

Mother’s 

Day Charm 

- Mantle’s 

500th 

Career 

Home Run 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

262. Jimmie Foxx 1935 Sterling Silver Achievement Medal 

Glancing at Jimmie Foxx’s impressive statistics, one would be inclined to surmise that 

he was worth his weight in gold. Thinking along those lines, The American Home presented 

the Philadelphia Athletics slugger with this sterling silver medal for his efforts 

in 1935. Measuring 1-15/16 x 3-3/16” with rounded corners, the 7.2-oz. sterling silver 

prize has engravings which read: “ACHIEVEMENT MEDAL AWARDED BY THE 

AMERICAN HOME – JIMMIE FOXX 1935.” On the reverse, an ornate relief design 

portrays an outdoor garden. In his final season with the Athletics, Foxx clubbed a 

league-best 36 home runs in 1936 to warrant this unique bestowal. 


265. (32) c.1950 Baseball Mini-Pennants and Pins 


267. 1968 Fedtro 

Mickey Mantle 

Megaphone in 

Original Box 



268. 1911-1957 

Baseball Memorabilia 

Lot With (2) Vintage 

Mini-Bats and 1911 

Spalding Guide 

“The Grand Game” is well represented 

is this gathering of vintage 

publications and souvenirs. 

Highlights include: 1911 

Spalding Base Ball Guide: a 

442-page volume with 

covers/pages intact (amazing 

preservation); (2) Vintage Mini- 

Bats: includes a 1930s 22” 

Hillerich & Bradsby Carl Hubbell block-letter model and an 18” 1943 World Series 

model; New York Giants Mini-Pennant: a brown felt banner with nice appliqué 

reading “NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.” More on our website. 


270. 1962 Mickey 

Mantle/Roger Maris 

“Stellar” AM Radio 

Popular to begin with, Bronx 

sluggers Mickey Mantle and 

Roger Maris instantly 

became ideal marketing 

spokespersons by virtue of 

their dual assault on the single-season 

home run record. 

Produced in 1962 by 

“Stellar,” this AM radio is 

among the coveted survivors 

from an era in which it was 

the chief source for live baseball feeds. Measuring 7-1/8 x 5-1/4 x 3-3/4”-deep, the 

wooden keepsake features a plastic facing on which Maris’ and Mantle’s facsimile 

signatures accompany a bat-shaped dial and green diamond “on-off” switch. With the 

electric cord intact, this one works! 


272. (8) Baseball 

Themed Lamps with 

Shades All in 

Working Condition 

Light up your life with this illuminating 

group (8) of baseball 

themed lamps. These beacons of 

brilliance come with shades and 

are all in working order. The 

brightest bulb in the bunch is a 

30”-tall piece featuring a batsman 

in a vintage uniform, the 

shade for this lamp is adorned 

with (16) 1960s mini-pennants 

including (2) NY Yankees flags 

with Uncle Sam appliqués. Shedding more light on the subject are (2) matching 

c.1950 ceramic lamps with batters sitting on baseballs, (2) ceramic ball & glove types, 

(2) different plaster pieces and a wood bat MLB Alumni model. More on our website. 


274. 1923-1973 Yankee 

Stadium Seat—#7, with 

Stand 

Witness to twenty World Series 

Championship teams and some of the 

greatest players ever to take the field, this 

Yankee Stadium seat was present for an 

incredible amount of baseball history during 

its service period of 1923-1973. This 

enduring relic is fully restored in the proper 

shade of blue and is affixed with the number 

7 honoring legendary centerfielder 

Mickey Mantle. The seat, back and arms 

are original Yankee Stadium elements, the 

base and bolts are newly manufactured and 

fully removable. This item will ship with 

the base separated requiring assembly by 

the winning bidder. More on our website. 


269. 1962 Mickey 

Mantle & Roger 

Maris Returno 

“Pitch-N-Hit” 

Game 

Mickey Mantle and Roger 

Maris were the ultimate 

pitchmen as their images 

graced dozens of products 

nationwide following the 

fervor of their home run 

race in 1961. The Yankee 

sluggers lent their endorsements yet again to the offered Returno “Pitch-N-Hit” game. 

While the attractive 13 x 3 x 8-1/2” container displays moderate wear and contusions 

inherent with age, the lid and paneling are still tightly attached. The inner contents 

featuring twine, stakes and a moderately toned baseball are also included. Not too 

many of these intact kits remain on the secondary market. 


271. (4) Mickey Mantle 1960s 

Retail Products and (2) Boys’ Life 

Magazines 

Delivering tape measure clouts from both sides of 

the plate, Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle was adored 

on both the diamond and retail market. These (4) 

items reveal Mantle’s popularity. Includes: Mickey 

Mantle’s Backyard Baseball (in unopened original 

retail packaging); Mickey Mantle’s Minute a Day 

Gym (in original box); Mantle and Mays Pitch-Up 

(with original retail display); Mickey Mantle’s Big 

League Baseball (in original box). More on our 

website. 


273. Vintage Store Model Bat Lot of (17) and (5) Vintage 

Gloves 

Turned for use by big league aspirants during their trials on the sandlots, these (17) 

store model bats include vintage Roberto Clemente (“27”) and (2) Mickey Mantle 

(29” and 27”) Hillerich & Bradsby “Little League” models. Also included are (5) vintage 

gloves. Crafted during the 1930s-1940s, these leather accessories include (3) 

gloves and (2) 1st baseman’s mitts (all show heavy use). Rounding out the lot are (21) 

souvenir mini-bats, including a vintage Babe Ruth signature model (16-1/4”, has 

handwritten notations). More on our website. 


275. Briggs Stadium End 

Seat—#1, with Tiger 

Figural 

Briggs Stadium, former home of the 

Detroit Tigers came to be known for 

its nostalgic details including highly 

prized Tiger “Figurals” located on 

end of the row seats. Presented is a 

handsome seat #1 featuring a Tiger 

Figural located on the left. The fearsome 

6x8 mascot is posed in a batting 

stance ready to menace opposing 

pitchers. Both the seat and figural are 

painted in period authentic green 

used during 1938-1977. In 1977 

Briggs Stadium underwent renovations 

that saw the replacement of the 

wood and iron green seats by blue plastic ones. More on our website. 



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276. 1954 Red Heart Dog 

Food 

Advertising/Ordering 

Sheet 

Kids! Look! At These Big Extra Red 

Heart Baseball Premiums! 

Accompany your 1954 Red Heart 

Baseball set with this original 8-1/2 x 

11” advertising sheet offering tikes a 

myriad of baseball related items 

including cards, pennents, charms and 

other equipment and souvenirs. 

Expected creasing and interior folds 

does not impact the overall display 

appeal of this dual-sided yellow 

ephemeron with pitch black typeface. 

How many of these could have possibly 

survived the decades 


278. 1940s-1980s 

Philadelphia 

Baseball Treasure 

Chest With Whiz 

Kids Souvenirs 

Philly phans of installments 

from the “Whiz 

Kids” to the “Wheez Kids” 

will appreciate this collection 

that is headlined by: 

Pete Rose Signed Jersey a 

white knit pro model replica 

garment with twill identifiers; 

signed on front (“9” strength, full PSA/DNA); 1950 Athletics Team-Signed 

Ball OAL Harridge ball (grade “7-8”) with (22) signatures (average “8” strength) 

including Cochrane and Full JSA; 1950 Whiz Kids Panoramic Sunday Bulletin supplement 

(presents VG). More on our website. 


280. (3) 1960s Detroit 

Tigers Pennants 

Paying colorful tribute to 1960s 

Motown baseball squads, these (3) 

vintage full-size felt pennants 

include: 1967 a black banner with a 

team photo displayed and crackfree 

orange-and-white appliqué; 

spine and original orange tassels 

intact; 1968 an orange pennant with 

a stapled black-and-white team 

photo and crack-free black and 

white appliqué; 1968 a yellow 

“AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPI- 

ONS” flag with crack-free black 

appliqué; listed as “Very Rare” in 

Mike Egner’s 2009 Vintage 

Pennant Price Guide. 


282. Roger Clemens 

1986 20-Strikeout 

Game Full Ticket 

(PSA 6) and 

Autographed 

Baseball 

Roger Clemens’ amazing standard 

of 20 strikeouts in a nineinning 

game was duplicated by, 

well, Roger Clemens, who 

matched the feat 10 seasons after 

the original masterpiece. 

Celebrating those bookend performances, 

this lot include: April 29, 1986 Full Ticket: graded EX-MT 6 by PSA, 

this Fenway Park-issued voucher hails from Clemens’ record-setting night; Signed 

Baseball: a snow-white OML orb (grade “9-10”) signed on the sweet spot in blue 

ballpoint (“9” strength). Cert/sticker from PSA/DNA. More on our website. 


277. 1950s-1980s 

Baseball Treasure 

Chest With Hartlands 

and 1964 Complete 

Auravision Set 

Step up to the plate and behold this 

lot of vintage baseball memorabilia! 

Highlights include: 1964 

Auravision Record Set all (16) 33- 

1/3 RPM laminated photo records; 

all (NM) with Koufax, Mantle and 

Mays; Hartland Statues Mathews 

(1958, presents EX-MT) and Berra 

(1960, presents VG-EX); World 

Series Press Pins 1961 (Reds), 

1963 (Dodgers press charm), 1971 

(Orioles). More on our website. 


279. 1950-1970s 

Baltimore 

Pennant Lot of 

(11) 

Celebrate Baltimore’s baseball 

resurgence with these 

(11) vintage pennants! 

Crafted during an era in 

which the Birds contended 

annually, these felt banners 

showcase the club’s familiar 

orange and black with 

appliqué designs intact. 

Highlights include: (2) 

1950s Three-Quarter (identical 

design, slightly different 

shades of orange; both listed as “Very Rare” in Mike Egner’s 2009 Vintage 

Pennant Price Guide); (6) Photo Pennants 1960s-1970s. More on our website. 


281. 1969- 

1971 

Washington 

Senators 

Blank 

Letterhead/ 

Envelopes 

Lot 

These Washington 

Senators correspondence 

items hail from the franchise’s final three seasons (1969-1971) in the 

Nation’s Capital. Includes: Senators Letterhead a ream of (500) 7-1/4 x 10-1/2” 

blank sheets with the team logo and address printed on the top. Sheets are sealed in 

their original brown wrapper; Envelopes (502) standard size mailing envelopes with 

team logo and return address in upper left corner. The items list an RFK Stadium 

address, dating them to the three-year run in which Ted Williams was at the helm. 


283. 1997 Jackie 

Robinson 

Commemorative Gold 

Coin Set 

The year 1997 saw numerous ceremonies 

and celebrations honoring the 

50th Anniversary of Jackie Robinson 

breaking Baseball’s “color” barrier. The 

United States Mint got into the act by 

producing this spectacular commemorative 

set. Housed in an elegant wooden 

display box complete with U.S. Mint 

COA this desirable set features a proof 

struck $5.00 gold coin bearing 

Robinson’s image. This coin has a 90% 

gold content equaling .24 troy oz. Also included are a special Topps chrome card with 

a Treasury Dept. Seal, a LE U.S. Mint collector pin and a “Breaking Barriers” patch. 



284. Limited Edition Hall of Fame Brown Bat Lot of (40) 

Different 

Issued in limited quantities by Kentucky’s famed Hillerich & Bradsby plant, these 

Hall of Fame brown bats pay tribute to annual Cooperstown classes. With smooth, 

furniture-like finishes, the (40) 34” display weapons feature gold-colored facsimile 

signature stampings of the inductees (or block-letter stampings of those who did not 

employ H&B weaponry). The white ash relics present (NM) and include: 1936, 1937, 

1938, 1939, 1942, (3) 1946 (classes of 1944, 1945, 1946), 1947, 1948, 1949, 1966, 

1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 

1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 

1993, 1994. Note: Due to the size/weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. 



287. (6) 1963 Sports Hall of 

Fame Baseball Busts in 

Original Boxes with 

DiMaggio & Wagner 

Decorate your office or den with this sextet 

of 1963 Sports Hall of Fame Baseball 

busts in their original boxes. Five of the 

figurines are not sealed and are absent of 

any plastic. With exception to a contusion 

in Walter Johnson’s display, the boxes 

display very minor wear and present in 

(EX-MT to NM) condition. Included are 

1.) DiMaggio; 2.) Hornsby; 3.) W. 

Johnson; 4.) Mathewson (sealed); 5.) 

Traynor and 6.) Wagner. With deference 

to red coloration from the display boxes 

transferring to the crowns of the subjects 

heads, the busts average (NM) quality. 


289. Stan Musial 

1960 Hartland 

Statue With 

Original Box and 

Tag 

While Hartland’s first crop 

of baseball statues was an 

“experimental” issue limited 

to local heroes in 

Milwaukee, it was only a 

matter of time before 

Cardinals great Stan Musial 

became available. This 1960 

Musial example is in pristine 

condition with an 

unblemished surface and brilliant colors. The original retail tag and box accompany, 

with a handwritten notation on the lid of an otherwise clean box. 


285. (6) Hillerich & 

Bradsby Limited 

Edition 

Commemorative 

Black Bats 

Issued in limited quantities by 

Kentucky’s Hillerich & Bradsby 

plant, these (6) full-size bats pay 

tribute to diamond legends. The 

black display weapons respectively 

list the names of: Triple 

Crown Champions (939/1000) 

with Gehrig and T. Williams; 

3000 Hits (165/1000) with Cobb 

and Lajoie; American League MVP (352/1000) with Gehrig and Mantle; National 

League MVP (133/1000) with Clemente and J. Robinson; 50 HR Seasons (956/1000) 

with Mantle and Ruth; Hall of Famers printed names of each class from 1938 

through 1989. More on our website. 


286. 1963 Sports 

Hall of Fame 


Busts with (9) in 

Original Boxes 

Acclaimed 1963 Sports Hall of 

Fame complete set of (20) 

busts. Included among these 

plastic displays are In Original 

Boxes: (9 busts, no plastic lining, 

unless noted) with Cobb 

(EX), Dickey (NM-MT, sealed), Feller (EX-MT), W. Johnson (NM-MT, sealed with 

writing), McGraw (EX-MT), J. Robinson (EX-MT), Ruth (EX-MT), Sisler (EX-MT), 

P. Waner (NM-MT, sealed with sticker residue); Busts: (11 busts) with Cochrane (EX- 

MT), Cronin (EX-MT), DiMaggio (VG-EX), Foxx (EX-MT), Gehrig (GD), Greenberg 

(EX-MT), Hornsby (EX-MT), Mathewson (EX), Speaker (EX-MT), Traynor (EX-MT) 

and Wagner (EX-MT). 


288. (12) 

1960s NFL & 

College 

Football 

Bobble Head 

Collection 

These (12) 1960s 

NFL and College 

Football bobble 

heads give perpetual 

approval to this 

diverse collection. Included are 1960-1961 NFL Square Wood Base: Bears (NM), 

Redskins (NM), Steelers (GD, crack on head); 1961-1963 NFL Square Regular 

Base: Cardinals (EX, no stopper), Colts (EX-MT), Eagles (EX-MT), 49ers (NM), 

Giants (EX-MT), Lions (FR, no base); 1961-66 NFL Toes-Up Type 2: Packers (NM); 

1961-68 College Football Green Circle Base: Army (VG-EX, slight crack on back) 

and Notre Dame “Fighting Irish” (FR, missing piece of helmet). 


290. Ernie 

Banks 1960 

Original 

Hartland Statue 

With Tag and a 

Box 



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291. Eddie Plank Type 1 

Photo 

“Gettysburg Eddie” Plank finessed his way 

to the Hall of Fame while becoming the 

first left-handed member of the “300 Win” 

club. The offered 4x6 “Type 1” photo features 

a dynamic sepia-toned image of 

Plank in full pitching stride. Handwritten 

notation on the photo reverse reads “Plank 

who pitched 2nd game for Athletics”. This 

note most likely refers to the second game 

of either the 1911 or 1913 World Series 

both pitched by Plank. This century old 

image displays in better grade with nice 

original gloss and light peripheral wear 

including several pinholes which do not 

impact the subject. 


293. Babe Ruth and 

“Benny” Early-1930s Type I 

Photograph 

Known to befriend thousands (especially 

where food and merriment were concerned), 

Babe Ruth was true to his style 

with the proprietor of New York’s 

Benny’s Rainbow Restaurant. 

Fraternizing in the eponymously dubbed 

“House That Ruth Built” during the early- 

1930s, the two were captured in this gorgeous 

Type I photograph. The double 

weight stock item has been trimmed to 

approximately 6-1/2 x 9” and depicts a 

firm handshake with Ruth in his Yankee 

attire and Benny clad in suit, necktie and 

fedora. Well kept, this one is crease free 

with a blank reverse. 


295. 1939-1959 Baseball 

Type I and Type II Photo 

Lot of (9) 

While game footage from earlier baseball 

endeavors is rare, telling images 

captured by the eye of the camera provide 

lasting memories of heroes we 

only wish we could have seen. These 

(9) black-and-white news service photos 

range from 5-1/8 x 6-3/4 to 8-1/8 x 

10. These are all Type I or Type II, 

with editorial markings, stampings and 

original caption sheets on some. 

Subjects include: Dickson, Mazeroski, 

Score, Shantz, (2) Snider (one with 

infant son), Ruth/Gehrig, Wynn/Lopez 

and a 1943 War Bond Game photo 

with (12) including W. Johnson and Ruth. 


297. 1965 World 

Series Game 7 Type I 

Original News 

Service Photo - 

PSA/DNA 

Smiles, handshakes and 

embraces had become a familiar 

scene when Sandy Koufax took 

the hill. Game 7 of the 1965 

Fall Classic was no exception as 

the dominant southpaw three-hit 

the host Twins on only two 

days’ rest. The celebration scene was captured on this Type I original news service 

photo. The 10x8 black-and-white photo shows Koufax surrounded by (13) of his 

Dodger mates (with skipper Walt Alton first in line). Encapsulated by PSA/DNA, the 

crease-free item has editorial notations and a post-1958 “United Press International 

Photo” stamping on the reverse. 


292. Lou Gehrig and 

“Benny” Early-1930s Type 

I Photograph 

Manhattan’s “in” spot during the 

“Murderers Row” era and for decades 

after, Benny’s Rainbow Restaurant was 

frequented by sports celebrities from 

Ruth to Gehrig to Marciano (and thousands 

in between). Returning the favor 

during the early-1930s, Benny paid 

Gehrig a visit in the Bronx, where the 

two were hand-shaking subjects of this 

vintage photograph. Measuring 7-15/16 

x 9-7/8”, the double weight stock sepiatoned 

photo is a Type I relic with a 

blank reverse. With only minor corner 

creases and right edge fissures, the piece 

presents nicely and is ideal for display. 


294. Joe DiMaggio 

1941 Type I Original 

News Service 

Photograph - 

PSA/DNA 

As it neared uncharted territory, 

Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game 

hitting streak provided ideal 

photo opportunities for camera 

men through the summer 

of 1941. Encapsulated by 

PSA/DNA, this Type I original 

news service photograph 

provides telling evidence of the fan fervor surrounding the incredible feat. Measuring 

9 x 8-1/8”, the black-and-white photo depicts DiMaggio batting at Yankee Stadium. 

On the reverse, an “ACME NEWSPICTURES” stamping is accompanied by a caption 

sheet and “7-3-’41” stamping. More on our website. 



Original News Service 

and Wire Photos With 

DiMaggio, Mantle and 

Landis 

From the days when print media was 

king, these (25) original news service 

and wire photos portray some of baseball’s 

most revered figures. The blackand-white 

or sepia-toned photos present 

nicely and show evidence of newsroom 

handling with proper stampings 

on the reverse and in some cases, original 

caption sheets. The photos range 

in size from 6 x 8-1/8” to 8-1/8 x 11-3/4”. Key subjects include: 1923 Ruppert, 

Landis, Huston; 1931 Simmons (World Series photo); 1955 J. DiMaggio; 1968 

Mantle. More on our website. 


298. Tony Lazzeri and 

“Benny” Early-1930s 

Type I Photograph 




299. 1941 Lou 

Gehrig Memorial 

Yankee Stadium 

Full Ticket - PSA 

Authentic 

Embodying genuine humility 

and a selfless competitive spirit like no player before or since, Lou Gehrig was the 

ideal role model for persons in all walks of life. Two years after learning of his tragic 

fate, Gehrig succumbed to the debilitating illness, leaving a vacancy in the 

Yankee clubhouse and in the hearts of millions. This full ticket was issued in 1941 

as the club held a memorial tribute for its fallen star. Scheduled for July 4, exactly 

two years to the day of Gehrig’s heart-wrenching “Luckiest Man” speech, the service 

was postponed due to rain and held two days later as the Yankees hosted the 

Philadelphia Athletics in a twinbill. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, 

this full voucher is one of 13 graded by the third-party service. On the obverse, a 

black-and-white portrait of Gehrig is accented by printed seating/event details, as 

well as the facsimile signature of Yankees president Ed Barrow. An angled “VOID” 

stamping was rendered at the Yankee Stadium box office for those who were unable 

to attend the make-up date. The edges and corners present nicely and there is mild 

surface wear. Adhesive residue on the reverse (but no paper loss) accounts for the 

technical assessment. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($1500-$2500). 


300. April 

17, 1951 

Mickey 

Mantle 

Debut 

Ticket 

Stub - 

SGC 

Authentic 

With unprecedented 

hype 

and anticipation, 

the arrival of Mickey Mantle was received smack in the middle of five successive 

Yankee titles. Welcomed in the Bronx and feared elsewhere, this raw athlete 

mixed speed and Herculean strength from both sides of the plate. Issued at Yankee 

Stadium to one of 44,860 eager spectators on April 17, 1951, this ticket stub granted 

its bearer a “Grandstand” vantage point to witness the debut of “The Commerce 

Comet,” whose 1-for-4 performance contributed to a 5-0 blanking of the Red Sox and 

touched off a career defined in mythical terms. Assessed “Authentic” by SGC, this 

Bronx voucher presents beautifully. A pair of tiny staple holes and an uneven admission 

tear contribute to the technical grade, though razor sharp edges/corners and a colorful 

“Top Hat” logo warrant much higher evaluation. 


301. Mickey Mantle-Related 

Ticket Stub Collection of 

(8) 

These (8) ticket stubs were issued for significant 

contests in the remarkable career 

of Mickey Mantle. In chronological order, 

the vouchers include: June 17, 1952 

Briggs Stadium, 18th career HR (writing 

on reverse); June 9, 1953 Briggs 

Stadium, Mantle 1-for-3 in 12th of 18 

straight Yankee wins (writing on reverse); 

June 10, 1953 Briggs Stadium, Mantle 3- 

for-6 in 13th of 18 straight Yankee wins 

(writing on reverse); May 1, 1954 Yankee 

Stadium, Mantle 1-for-4 in Ralph Houk’s 

last game; April 24, 1957 Yankee 

Stadium, Mantle’s 175th HR (writing on 

obverse); May 23, 1958 Briggs Stadium, 

Mantle 1-for-2 (3 BB) in 10th straight 

Yankee win (writing on reverse); 

September 18, 1965 Mantle’s 2000th 

game, PSA Authentic; July 25, 1967 

Yankee Stadium, Mantle’s 515th HR 

(Killebrew No. 365), PSA Authentic. 


302. (2) 1868 

Baseball Press 

Passes For 

Washington 

Nationals and 

Olympics Ball Clubs 

1868 was to be the last purely 

amateur season for baseball as 

1869 saw the fledgling National 

Association begin professional 

play. The two prominent 

Washington D.C. teams, the 

Nationals and the Olympics 

both joined the short-lived NA. 

Presented are (2) rare 1868 

Press Passes, one for each of the 

D.C. teams. Both passes measure 

3” x 4-3/4” and present in 

nicely preserved condition with 

sturdy paper and bold graphics. 

These complimentary ducats 

were issued respectively to a Republican newspaper reporter by the National Club and 

to the Republican editors by the Olympic Club. 


303. 1935 American League Season Pass - PSA 8 – Only 

Graded 

As the New York Yankees experienced “life after Ruth,” the 1935 Detroit Tigers 

staged a 53-17 second-half run during which MVP Hank Greenberg launched 16 of 

his league leading 36 home runs. This official pass was issued for admittance to all (8) 

American League venues that year. Encapsulated and Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, the 

crease-free voucher is the lone graded specimen. The relic appears flawless and presents 

even nicer than the lofty technical assessment suggests. 


304. 1947 American League Season Pass - PSA 5 – Only 

Graded 

Ending the season with a 70-34 run, the New York Yankees earned yet another A.L. 

pennant and of course, more media bias, as Joe DiMaggio was lauded the league’s 

MVP (despite Ted Williams’ Triple Crown effort). Issued for complimentary admission 

to all eight Junior Circuit venues that year, this American League pass is encapsulated 

and Graded EX 5 by PSA. With ornate designs, razor sharp edges/corners and 

the facsimile signature of A.L. President William Harridge, the item presents at the 

pinnacle of its technical assessment and is the lone graded specimen. 



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305. 1924 

World 

Series Game 

3 Polo 

Grounds 

Ticket Stub - 

PSA 5 

Winners of a 

National League 

record four successive 

pennants, the 

New York Giants 

completed their feat in 1924, only to be felled by the Washington Senators in that club’s 

lone October triumph. Encapsulated and Graded EX 5 by PSA, this ticket stub was issued 

at Manhattan’s Polo Grounds on October 6 for Game 3 of that Fall Classic, which resulted 

in a 6-4 Giants win. One of two at its tier with only one graded higher, this voucher presents 

beautifully, with very minor edge wear preventing even higher assessment. 


307. 1933 

World 

Series 

Game 5 

Griffith 

Stadium 

Ticket Stub 

- PSA 

Authentic 

On the diamond for what would be the franchise’s final postseason contest, the 1933 

Washington Senators were eliminated in Game 5 of the World Series as Mel Ott delivered 

the decisive home run in the top of the 10th. Assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this 

ticket stub was issued at Griffith Stadium for that October 7 clincher. The colorful 

voucher presents nicely with printed seating/event details and the facsimile signature 

of Senators president Clark Griffith. 


309. 1951 

Game 1 

World Series 

Full Proof 

Ticket - 

Mantle & 

Mays WS 

Debut - PSA 

Authentic 

In the October spotlight following Bobby Thomson’s “Shot Heard ‘round the World,” 

20-year-old rookie Willie Mays and the New York Giants squared off against Mickey 

Mantle and the Yankees (both HOFers World Series debuts) in what would be that 

team’s fourth successive Fall Classic conquest. Assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this full 

printer’s proof ticket served as the template for Yankee Stadium vouchers issued for 

Game 1 of that Subway Series. The lone graded specimen, this colorful “Mezzanine” 

voucher features the host’s “Top Hat” logo and, as a proof, no section, row or seat 

designators. 


311. 1960 

World Series 

Game 1 

Forbes Field 

Ticket Stub - 

PSA 3 

In a Fall Classic 

whose final numbers 

defied logic, the 1960 

installment saw the 

underdog Pirates prevail 

despite being out-scored by an aggregate 55-27. Encapsulated and Graded VG 3 

by PSA, this ticket stub was issued at Forbes Field for the opener of that climactic 

showdown. In a 6-4 Bucs win, Bill Mazeroski delivered the first (and more obscure) 

of his two World Series home runs. One of three at its tier with only two graded higher, 

this colorful voucher features printed seating/event legends and presents nicer than 

the technical assessment suggests. 


306. 1931 

World Series 

Game 1 

Sportsman’s 

Park PSA 5 

Ticket Stub - 

Highest 

Graded 

In what ultimately 

turned out to be a 

failed bid for a third 

straight World Series title, the 1931 Philadelphia Athletics prevailed in the opener as 

Lefty Grove fanned seven in a 6-2 win at Sportsman’s Park. Encapsulated and 

Graded EX 5 by PSA, this Game 1 ticket stub is the lone specimen at its tier with 

none graded higher. Consistent with the technical assessment, the voucher presents 

beautifully with printed seating/event details on the obverse and portraits of Cardinals 

principals Sam Breadon and Gabby Street on the reverse. 


308. 1948 

Brooklyn 

Dodgers 

Season 

Pass - 

PSA 

Authentic 

In their fourth 

of a franchisebest 

13 successive 

winning 

seasons, the 

Brooklyn Dodgers issued this season pass in 1948, which marked Hall of Famer Arky 

Vaughan’s final campaign. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this is one 

of two specimens at its tier with none graded higher, the voucher features the facsimile 

signature of Branch Rickey and has a printed “Photographer” designation, as well 

as a handwritten “Head Groundskeeper” identifier. 


310. May 

13, 1958 

Giants vs. 

Dodgers 

Full Ticket 

(Mays 15 

Total 

Bases) - 

PSA 8 

Moves of 2500 miles for both the Giants and Dodgers couldn’t squelch a bitter rivalry 

that burns to this day. As the foes did battle in their first year on the West Coast, this 

full ticket was issued at the historic Los Angeles Coliseum for the May 13, 1958 tilt in 

which the Giants prevailed, 16-9 to take over first place and leave the Dodgers in the 

cellar. Encapsulated and Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, the voucher hails from a game 

in which Willie Mays delivered two homers, two triples and a single for 15 total 

bases. This is one of (7) at its tier with only (1) graded higher. 


312. 1961 Roger Maris 60th Home 

Run Yankee Stadium Ticket Stub 

- PSA Authentic 

With few supporters and many opposed to his 

quest for baseball immortality, Roger Maris 

pressed on throughout the 1961 season, tying Bare 

Ruth’s single-season home run standard in Game 

#158 and breaking the record on the final day of 

the season. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” 

by PSA, this ticket stub was issued to one of 

19,401 Yankee Stadium spectators to witness 

Maris’ 60th circuit clout. The crisp voucher presents 

beautifully, though handwriting on the reverse 

accounts for the technical grade. There are only 

two graded higher. 



313. 1961 

All-Star 

Game 

Fenway 

Park Ticket 

Stub - PSA 

3 

The second 

installment in the 

short-lived 

“dual” series, the 

1961 All-Star 

Game No. 2 resulted in a rain-abbreviate 1-1 tie, the event’s only deadlock until Bud 

Selig’s 2002 debacle. Encapsulated and Graded VG 3 by PSA, this ticket stub was 

issued at Fenway Park for that ’61 exhibition. One of two at its tier with only six 

graded higher, this voucher is affected by minimal reverse paper loss but otherwise 

presents much higher than the technical assessment suggests. 


315. 1966 

World 

Series 

Game 3 

Memorial 

Stadium 

Full Ticket 

- PSA 

Authentic 

In the annals of championship baseball, never has a pitching staff dominated an opponent 

as thoroughly as did that of the Baltimore Orioles in the 1966 Fall Classic, blanking 

the Dodgers for 33 consecutive innings to secure a series sweep. Assessed 

“Authentic” by PSA, this full ticket was issued at Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium for 

Game 3, a contest whose lone tally came on a home run off the bat of Birds center 

fielder Paul Blair. While reverse mounting remnants account for the technical grade, 

the voucher presents nicely with razor sharp edges/corners. 


317. 1969 

MLB All- 

Star Game 

RFK 

Stadium 

Full Ticket 

- PSA 2 

On his way to 

N.L. MVP plaudits, 

Triple 

Crown threat Willie McCovey entered the 1969 All-Star Game with 30 home runs and 

a .325 average. Exhibition or not, McCovey treated the Mid-Summer Classic like any 

other in the pennant race, belting two home runs to take MVP honors in that contest. 

Graded Good 2 by PSA, this full ticket was issued at RFK Stadium for that 1969 All- 

Star tilt. The lone specimen at its tier with only six graded higher, the voucher presents 

nicely with strong perforations and a clean reverse. 


319. 1973 

MLB All- 

Star Game 

Royals 

Stadium 

Full Ticket 

- PSA 7 

As the Major 

League All-Star 

Game continued 

inaugural performances at venues with Astroturf, some constants remained in the 1973 

installment: the National League continued its dominance and Willie Mays appeared 

once again. This full ticket was issued at Royals Stadium for that 1973 Mid-Summer 

Classic, Mays’ 24th and last and the second of 11 straight N.L. triumphs. 

Encapsulated and Graded NM 7 by PSA, this gold-colored voucher showcases event 

and host logos, as well as printed seating/event legends. 


314. Koufax 55th Win/Dodgers 

First Win at Dodger Stadium 

PSA 5 Ticket Stub - Highest 

Graded 

While seven of his 12 big league seasons were 

behind him, Sandy Koufax was to earn the bulk 

of his triumphs, all four no-hitters and all three 

Cy Young laurels during his last five seasons. 

Encapsulated and Graded EX 5, this ticket was 

issued on April 11, 1962 at a newly erected 

Dodger Stadium, where Koufax earned his 55th 

career triumph and his club’s first-ever win at 

Chavez Ravine. This is the lone specimen at its 

tier with none graded higher. 


316. 1966 World Series PSA 3 Game 4 Full Ticket - 

Baltimore’s First Title 

Completing a World Series pitching clinic more impressive than any effort before or 

since, Orioles southpaw Dave McNally blanked the Dodgers in Game 4 of the 1966 

showdown to run the Birds pitchers’ skein to 33 consecutive scoreless innings. 

Graded VG 3 by PSA, this full ticket was issued at Memorial Stadium for that series 

clincher. With printed seating/event legends and a background likeness of the 33rd St. 

edifice, the voucher presents beautifully, though adhesive remnants on the reverse 

account for the technical grade. 


318. 

September 

26, 1971 

Willie Mays 

Last Giants 

HR PSA 4 

Ticket Stub - 

Lone Graded 

As the field 

expanded and division 

play was introduced, 

a few time-honored traditions remained, including Willie Mays as the figurehead 

of contending Giants teams. Encapsulated and Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA, this 

Riverfront Stadium ticket stub was issued on September 26, 1971 as Mays delivered 

his 646th and final home run as a Giant. The lone graded specimen, the colorful 

voucher presents beautifully and hails from a 12-5 Giants triumph that allowed them 

to keep their one-game lead in the N.L. West. 


320. April 8, 

1974 Hank 

Aaron 715th 

HR Ticket 

Stub - PSA 3 

Seemingly carved in 

stone for nearly 40 

years, Babe Ruth’s 

standard of 714 

career home runs 

was eclipsed on 

April 8, 1974 as 

Hank Aaron turned on an Al Downing offering to complete a chase that had taken 

nearly 21 years. Encapsulated and Graded VG 3 by PSA, this ticket stub was issued 

in Atlanta that night as “Hammerin’ Hank” defied the odds and shattered a mark once 

deemed untouchable. One of two at its tier with only five graded higher, this voucher 

has a pair of staple holes, though presents much nicer than the technical assessment. 



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321. 1977 World Series Game 6 Full 

Ticket From Jackson’s 3-HR Game - 

PSA Authentic 

Nearly 50 years after the immortal Babe Ruth clubbed 

three home runs in the World Series clincher at 

Sportsman’s Park, Reggie Jackson duplicated the feat in 

the Bronx, punishing three different Dodgers pitchers to 

earn the title “Mr. October.” Assessed “Authentic” by 

PSA, this October 18, 1977 full ticket was issued at 

Yankee Stadium for that historic one-man show. One of 

only 16 graded, this colorful voucher has a tiny pinhole 

accounting for the technical assessment, yet presents 

beautifully with a strong perforation and crisp edges. 


323. Pete Rose 

1978 44-Game 

Hit Streak PSA 

Authentic Ticket 

Stub - Lone 

Graded 

Regardless of the situation 

and conditions, Pete 

Rose came to play. At 

the age of 37, with more 

than 3,000 hits, an MVP 

honor and two World Series titles already to his credit, Rose challenged Joe 

DiMaggio’s hallowed standard of hitting safely in 56 consecutive games, reaching 44 

before being stopped. Assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this ticket stub was issued at 

Atlanta’s Fulton County Stadium of July 31, 1978 as Rose singled off of Hall of 

Famer Phil Niekro to tie Willie Keeler’s single-season mark of 44 straight games with 

a hit. This is the lone graded specimen. 


325. Steve 

Carlton 3000th 

Strikeout and 

300th Win Ticket 

Stubs - Both PSA 

3 

The recipient of high 

praise and prestigious 

honors well into his 30s, 

Steve Carlton punctuated 

an already impressive 

resume by reaching elusive 

milestones. Issued for 

two such events, these 

PSA graded ticket stubs include: 3000th Strikeout April 29, 1981, Veterans Stadium 

(Montreal’s Tim Wallach was victim No. 3000); Graded VG 3; 300th Win September 

23, 1983, Busch Memorial Stadium (Carlton bested his former suitors for win No. 

300); Graded VG 3. 


327. 1986 World Series Game 6 Shea 

Stadium Ticket Stub - PSA Authentic 

For those who appreciate the unthinkable, the climactic 

ending of Game 6 of the 1986 World Series is without 

rival in terms of both heroics by the hosts and the effects 

of a mythical curse on the snake-bitten visitors. 

Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this ticket 

stub was issued on October 25, 1986 at Shea Stadium 

as the Mets tallied three times after two were out with 

nobody on base to stave off elimination in the bottom of 

the 10th (and postpone a Boston celebration for another 

18 years). 


322. May 5, 

1978 Pete 

Rose 3000th 

Hit Ticket Stub 

- PSA 

Authentic 

As opponents came 

and went, the ageless 

Pete Rose only added 

to his remarkable statistics. 

At the tender 

age of 37, Rose became the 13th member of baseball’s 3000-hit club as he hit a pair of 

singles off of Montreal’s Steve Rogers on May 5, 1978. Encapsulated and assessed 

“Authentic” by PSA, this Riverfront Stadium ticket stub was issued to one of 37,823 

spectators to witness Cincinnati’s favorite son achieve baseball immortality. A paperclip 

impression accounts for the technical grade, though razor sharp edges/corners 

exceed the evaluation. 


324. September 12, 1979 Carl 

Yastrzemski Fenway Park 3000th 

Hit Ticket Stub - PSA 8 

The heir to Ted Williams’ spot manning the Green 

Monster, Carl Yastrzemski was true to the task, 

extending the legacy of the BoSox. Contributing 

to a 9-2 triumph over the hated Yanks, “Yaz” 

delivered career hit No. 3000 on September 12, 

1979 at Fenway Park. Encapsulated and Graded 

NM-MT 8 by PSA, this ticket stub was issued to 

one of 34,336 onlookers as the face of the franchise 

reached the mythical plateau. Vibrant colors 

and sharp edges/corners are consistent with the 

lofty grade. 


326. Pete Rose September 11, 1985 Hit No. 4192 Full 

Autographed Ticket - PSA/DNA 9 

Appropriately, Cincinnati native Pete Rose eclipsed Ty Cobb’s career hits record in his 

hometown and Queen City venue at which he was a participant on four pennant winners 

and two World Series winning rosters. Issued at Riverfront Stadium on 

September 11, 1985 for that historic event, this full ticket is autographed by Rose. The 

encapsulated crease-free voucher presents beautifully and the autograph has been 

graded MINT-9 by PSA/DNA. 


328. 1966 & 1971 

Baltimore Orioles World 

Series Programs/Ticket 

Stubs 

Following four long decades of Yankee 

dominance, the Baltimore Orioles supplanted 

the Bronx Bombers, authoring 

baseball’s best record for the 1960s- 

1970s. Issued at Memorial Stadium, 

these World Series souvenirs include: 

1966 Program minimally (EX-MT) 

with unmarked scoring grids; Game 3 

ticket stub (EX) and News American 

scorecard accompany; 1971 Program 

(NM) with scoring grids marked in pencil 

to detail Game 1 orioles win; ticket stubs from Games 1, 2, 6 and 7 accompany 

(present beautifully but have staple holes). 




329. 1920 World Series 

Program - Ebbets Field 

Version 

As the Deadball Era came to a close, 

the 1920 World Series featured two 

first-time participants (Brooklyn 

Dodgers and Cleveland Indians). Issued 

for Game 3 at Ebbets Field, this 1920 

Fall Classic program features Brooklyn 

skipper Wilbert Robinson on the front 

cover. Covers and all (12) pages remain 

intact, with scoring grids marked in 

pencil to detail a 2-1 Brooklyn triumph. 

The guide presents nicely, with spine 

separation and minimal age-induced 

foxing on the front cover. This item has a reserve (estimated value $1000-$2000). 


331. 1927 New York 

Yankees World Series 

Game 3 Program—Ruth 

Home Run 

The powerful 1927 New York Yankees 

annihilated their completion in both the 

regular season and World Series. The 

offered 1927 World Series program is a 

sterling memento of “Murderers’ Row” 

and their accomplishments. The twentypage 

publication is lower grade due to a 

combination of wear including cover 

writing/wear and punched holes along 

the spine. Neatly scored pencil markings 

indicate that this program came from the 

third game, in which the mighty Ruth 

belted a three-run homer and Pennock 

took a perfect game into the seventh inning. 


333. 1932 

and 1936 

World 

Series 

Programs 

This Fall Classic 

program coupling 

bridges the gap 

as the guides 

respectively hail 

from the Yankees 

final World 

Series with Babe 

Ruth and from their first October appearance without him. Includes: 1932 issued at 

Yankee Stadium for Game 2, the 20-page guide has covers/pages (though the center 

page is loose); scoring grids marked in pencil; 1936 a 20-page guide with player photos; 

scoring grids are unmarked and combine to list 10 Hall of Famers. Covers/pages 

intact, guide has a vertical fold. 


335. 1936 All-Star Game 

Program at Boston 

This impeccably preserved 

program/scorecard was issued at 

Boston’s Braves Field for the 1936 All- 

Star Game, the first in which the Senior 

Circuit emerged victorious. The 12-page 

guide has incredibly crisp covers/pages 

with ads hawking league-wide hotels, 

tobacco, liquor and New England-based 

businesses. The scoring grid is unmarked 

and showcases stunning (NM) quality 

with deference to superficial chipping 

along the upper edge of the front cover. 

Despite a home run from Gehrig, the 

National League bested their counterparts 

by a 4-3 margin. 



Game 5 Polo Grounds- 

Issued Program 

Issued for the last-ever World 

Series game before the event’s 

seemingly perennial site was 

erected in the Bronx, this 1922 

Game 5 program is a New York 

Giants version (though that year’s 

combatants shared the Polo 

Grounds). The 16-page guide presents 

nicely with covers/pages present, 

though the (4) middle pages 

are loose. The scoring grids have 

been marked in pencil to detail a 

5-3 Giants triumph. 


332. 1932 Yankee Stadium- 

Issued World Series 

Program 

Despite falling behind in three of the 

four games, the New York Yankees convincingly 

swept the 1932 World Series, 

making a mockery of the overmatched 

Cubs as Babe Ruth allegedly “called” 

one of his tape measure home runs. 

Issued at Yankee Stadium for one of the 

first two games, this 20-page program is 

a well-kept survivor. The unmarked scoring 

grids feature pre-printed lineups listing 

Ruth and Gehrig in the three and 

four slots, respectively. Covers/pages 

remain intact and this beauty is free of 

compacting folds found on so many publications 

from this era. 


334. May 24, 1935 Crosley 

Field Program - First-Ever 

Night Game 

Originally intended as a novelty, the 

“night” baseball game has since become the 

norm. The offered program was issued at 

Cincinnati’s Crosley Field on May 24, 1935 

for the first-ever Major League night game. 

The 20-page guide features scoring grids 

with pre-printed lineups of the Reds and 

Phillies. The grids have been marked in 

pencil to detail a 2-1 Reds win. While a 

vintage handwritten notation of the front 

cover attests to that evening’s significance, 

the program presents nicely with covers and 

pages intact. 


336. (34) 1895-1943 

Baseball Reference 

Books Belonging to 

James Isaminger 

A celebrated scribe posthumously 

honored in Cooperstown, 

James Isaminger referenced 

these (34) annual informative 

guides during his career in the 

press box. With covers/pages 

intact throughout, the guides 

present nicely and span 1895- 

1943. Includes: (6) Reach 

Guides; (6) Spalding Guides; 

(11) Little Red Book; (10) Who’s 

Who in Baseball; (1) The Pocket Cyclopedia (1938). Isaminger’s name is gilded on 

several of the bound volumes’ covers. More on our website. 



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337. (2) 1952 World Series Programs 

- New York and Brooklyn Versions 

Doing October battle for the third time in six years, the 

Yankees and Dodgers went the distance in 1952 before 

the Bronx Bombers again reigned supreme. Issued during 

that Fall Classic, these (2) programs include: G a m e 

5 a 48-page Yankee Stadium program with scoring grids 

marked in pencil to detail the Dodgers’ 6-5 11 - i n n i n g 

win; Game 6 a 48-page Ebbets Field publication with 

unmarked scoring grids, but penciled lineups listing 

Raschi and Loes as the mound foes. Covers/pages intact 

in both, though Game 5 guide shows a vertical fold. 


340. 1958- 

1963 New 

York 

Yankees 

Yearbook/ 

World 

Series 

Program 

Lot of (6) 

New York 

Yankees 

installments 

from the club’s 

incredible 

World Series 

run are well-documented in this lot of (6) publications. 

Covers/pages are intact on all, with varying degrees of 

wear throughout. Includes: Yearbooks 1958 teamissued 

“Revised Edition”; 1959 (writing on front 

cover); 1961; 1962; 1963 team-issued “Revised 

Edition”’ World Series Program 1961 (Yankee 

Stadium version) with unmarked scoring grids. 


343. 1954-85 

Multi-Sport 

Publication 

Lot with (3) 

Multi-Signed 

Items 

Including 

“Dizzy” 

Dean 

This multi-themed, 

multi-sport publication 

lot highlighted 

by (3) multi-signed items will have you multibidding. 

Presented are (30) 1954-85 yearbooks, programs, 

scorecards and guides with emphasis on the 

New York area. The (3) multi-signed items display a 

total of (22) autographs and include a 1972 All-Star 

Game program signed by (4) with“Dizzy” Dean 

(d.1974, “9”), Feller (d.2010, “8”), Hubbell (“d.1988, 

“9”) and Mays (“9”). The other signed items are a 1966 

Yankees scorecard signed by (3) and a 1954 Cleveland 

Indians yearbook signed by (15). Auction LOA from 

JSA. More on our website. 


338. 1956 

World 

Series 

Game 5 

“Perfect 

Game” 

Program 

Issued at 

Yankee 

Stadium on 

October 8, 

1956, this 

program was 

scored on site 

to chronicle 

Don Larsen’s 

perfect game. 

The 48-page publication features photos and text detailing 

the combatants. The scoring grids have been 

marked in blue ink, showing a fourth-inning Mantle 

home run to provide Larsen with all the offensive support 

he would need as the Dodgers went 27 up, 27 

down. Covers and crisp pages remain completely intact. 


341. 1940s- 

50s Multi- 

Sport 

Publication 

Lot of (26) 

with (9) 

Sport 

Magazine 

and (3) 

Who’s Who 

in Baseball 

This lot has all the bases covered and the ice, the hardwood 

and the gridiron as well. Presented is an attractive 

group of (26) 1940s-50s“multi-sport” publications with 

(9) issues of “Sport” magazine and (3) editions of 

“Who’s Who in Baseball. Also included are (5) Boston 

Garden “Sport News” programs with Hockey covers, 

(3) scorecard programs, a Boston Garden basketball 

program, (3) Football programs with Philadelphia 

Eagles at Boston Yanks, Holy Cross at Tufts and Army 

at Penn, a Football Guide and a Baseball Digest. More 



344. 1944- 

1968 NFL 

and 

College 

Program/ 

Ticket 

Collection 

of (26) 

Vintage postwar 

college 

football and 

NFL programs 

and tickets are 

on parade in 

this collection 

of (26). Issued 

at historic venues 

such as 

Franklin Field, Shibe Park and Kezar Stadium, the (11) 

publications present nicely with covers/pages intact. 

The (15) full tickets and stubs, meanwhile, feature colorful 

team logos with stadium diagrams on the reverse 

of most. More on our website. 


339. 1955-1962 New York Ya n k e e s 

World Series Program Collection of (7) 

Issued on the biggest stage in baseball, these (7) World 

Series programs hail from (6) separate installments 

involving the event’s most frequent participants, the 

New York Yankees. With covers/pages intact on all, the 

well-kept guides average (EX) quality. Includes: 1955 

(Ebbets Field version with Game 5 ticket stub); 1956 

(Yankee Stadium version); 1957 (Yankee Stadium version); 

1958 (Yankee Stadium version); (2) 1961 

(Yankee Stadium and Crosley Field versions with 

Game 1 ticket stub); 1962 (Yankee Stadium version). 



342. 1951-1966 “The Sporting News” 

Bound Partial Run 

Having expanded on its unrivaled coverage of baseball, 

The Sporting News fast became the most comprehensive 

weekly source for all things competitive. This 

voluminous collection of vintage issues spans 1951- 

1966. Stored in thick sturdy The Sporting News 

binders, the issues chronicle the evolution of the great 

publication, with cover art composed by greats such as 

Willard Mullin to eye-catching photography capturing 

stars such as Aaron, Mathews and Ted Williams. Note: 

due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will 

apply. More on our website. 


345. 1955-2005 Army Football 

Annual Guide Lot of (35) 

One of just four NCAA Division I Football independents, 

the Army Black Knights boast of a rich history 

with three national titles and three Heisman Trophy 

recipients. The vaunted institution is documented in this 

collection of (35) annual guides. These informative 

publications span 1955 through 2005 and include an 

uninterrupted run from 1955-1983. Covers/pages are 

intact throughout. The guides present nicely with markings 

on a few (these are listed on our website). 



346. 1902-1933 

Spalding 

Football Guide 

Collection of (10) 

Issued by Spalding’s 

Athletic Library during 

the early portion of the 

20th century, these (10) 

Official Foot Ball Guide 

publications document 

the game’s most archaic 

stages. The (9) earliest 

guides are edited by famed innovator Walter Camp. 

With covers/pages present throughout, the guides show 

various conditions and include: 1902 (front cover 

detached), 1907, 1908 (covers and spine detached), 

1909, 1912 (spine wear), 1914, 1918, 1919, 1920 and 

1933. 


347. Joe Namath and Sam Huff NFL 

Debut Ticket Stubs - Both PSA 

Graded 

Issued for gridiron battles in which Hall of Famers 

debuted, these (2) PSA graded ticket stubs include: 

October 7, 1956 Comiskey Park, debut of Sam Huff 

(EX 5); September 18, 1965 Shea Stadium, debut of 

Joe Namath (PSA Authentic). 


348. 1965 Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny 

Liston Full Ticket 

Before only 

2,434 spectators 

in 

remote 

Lewiston, 

Maine, 

Muhammad 

Ali (aka Cassius Clay) dispatched contender Sonny 

Liston in the first round of their much anticipated 

rematch. Presented is one of the tickets which witnessed 

the knockout swagger of the “Louisville Lip” 

that May evening in 1965. The blue “Standing Room 

Only” voucher pictures the combatants and displays 

razor-sharp corners, crisp edges and a tightly attached 

perforation. The reverse is clean. Suitable for thirdparty 

professional grading. 


349. 1951 Willie Mays Second Game 

Ticket Stub (PSA 3) & Scorecard 


350. 1952 

Mickey 

Mantle 

Home Run 

#17 Ticket 

Stub—PSA 5 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

351. 1956 

World 

Series 

Game 5 

Program 

Signed 

by 

Larsen 

and 

Goetz - 

Full JSA 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

352. Stan Musial 1963 Final Game 

Lot of (4) With Ticket Stub, 

Scorecard and Team-Issued Photo 


353. April 7, 1977 Memorial Stadium 

Eddie Murray Debut Baltimore 

Orioles Ticket Stub - PSA Authentic 


354. March 31, 1975 NCAA Title 

Game Full Ticket From John 

Wooden’s Last Game - PSA 5 


355. 1988-89 NBA 

All-Star Game 

Houston 

Astrodome Full 

Ticket - PSA 7 


356. 2001 NBA 

All-Star Game 

MCI Center Full 



357. 2002 NBA 

All-Star Game 

First Union 

Center Full 




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358. Jackie 

Robinson Signed 

Baseball With Full 

JSA 

Undaunted in a bold endeavor 

to break Major League 

Baseball’s unwritten color barrier, 

Jackie Robinson was more 

or less “selected” as an athlete 

who had the abilities and the 

temperament to meet the challenge 

head-on. The combination 

of skills, class and dignity 

was a winning one, making 

Robinson one of the most 

respected players the game has ever seen and, as a result, a cornerstone autograph to 

any serious collection. This ONL Giles sphere is signed by Robinson. The creamy 

orb (grade “6”) dates to Robinson’s post-career days (the earliest possible signing 

date being 1958). On a side panel, Robinson’s blue-ink steel tip fountain pen scripting 

projects (“7”) strength and clarity. While this presents as a single-signed ball, 

there is evidence of signature removals. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a 

reserve (estimated value $2000-$3000) 


359. 1947 N.L. 

Champion 

Brooklyn 

Dodgers Team- 

Signed Ball 

With J. 

Robinson, 

Reese, Vaughan 

and Full JSA 

En route to the club’s 

third of a franchise-best 

13 straight winning seasons, 

(27) members of 

the 1947 National 

League champion 

Brooklyn Dodgers autographed 

this ONL Frick 

baseball. The creamy sphere (grade “7-8”) features black-ink fountain pen signatures 

that average (“6-7”) quality with keys including: Barney, Branca, Furillo, Hodges, 

Lavagetto, Reese, J. Robinson and Vaughan. The ball contains no clubhouse signatures, 

is from the personal collection of former Dodger Clyde King and comes with a 

full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



360. 1967 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals Team- 

Signed Ball With Maris - PSA/DNA 7 

As the once-dominant Yankees fell on hard times, the St. Louis Cardinals armed themselves 

with an integral component of those since-depleted Bronx rosters and won it all 

in 1967. This ONL Giles ball is autographed by (22) of those champion Redbirds. 

Graded 7 by PSA/DNA (Autographs Grade 7; Baseball Grade 7), the creamy sphere 

is signed by: Sweet Spot Cepeda and Schoendienst (manager); North Panel Maris, 

Woodeshick, Spiezio, Gagliano, Johnson, Hoerner and Brock; South Panel Maxvill, 

Hughes, Washburn and Bressoud; West Panel Lamabe, Ricketts, Carlton, Briles, 

Jaster and Jackson; East Panel Flood, McCarver and Tolan. Full photo LOA from 

PSA/DNA, as well as a full LOA from JSA. 


362. (12) 

Charles 

Gehringer 

Single- 

Signed 

Baseballs 

with Initialed 

Hall of Fame 

Date 

Inscriptions 

Charles (The 

Mechanical Man) 

Gehringer was a 

master at both his 

position (second base) and the plate, thus earning a well deserved induction into the 

hallowed halls of Cooperstown. Presented are a dozen Gehringer single-signed OAL 

balls, each inscribed with his Hall of Fame induction date. The bold blue ink endorsements 

generally average (“8-9”) with mild ink migration affecting only 33% of the 

spheres. Included are (10) Charles L. Gehringer H.O.F June 13 1949, (1) Charles 

Gehringer H.O.F June 1949 and (1)Charles Gehringer H.O.F June 13 1949). Despite 

varying degrees of toning, the scripts still present nicely and are nearly impossible to 

find in any condition. Auction LOA from JSA. 


361. Mickey Mantle & Roger Maris Dual-Signed OAL 

Cronin Ball with Full JSA 

The “M & M Boys” are the sole inscribers of this circa 1959-79 OAL Cronin baseball. 

Mantle penned the sweet spot (“6”) via black ballpoint while Maris (d.1985) added his 

weighty endorsement (“6”) to the north panel. The creamy sphere displays faint trademark 

stampings and an inscription “To My Good Buddy Raymond” was inked on the 

south panel in an unknown hand. Demand definitely exceeds supply for dual-signed 

Mantle/Maris material. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve. Estimated 

value ($1000-$1500). 


363. (40) Single- 

Signed Hall of 

Famer Baseballs 

With Durocher and 

Hunter - All JSA 

Avid fans and collectors can 

take two approaches to this lot 

of (40) single-signed baseballs. 

Some may consider the 

tremendous “break” value, 

while others may view it as a 

ready-made Hall of Fame display 

and worthwhile conversation 

piece. The OAL and ONL 

orbs range from clean white 

(grade “9”) to medium-toned 

(grade “5-6”) examples and 

showcase sweet spot pennings that average (“8-9”) strength and clarity. Includes: 

Aaron (signature “5” strength), Aparicio, Appling, (2) Ashburn, Banks, Barlick, Berra, 

Boudreau, Brock, Cepeda, Dandridge, Day, Durocher (full JSA), Feller, Ford, B. 

Gibson, Herman, Hunter (full JSA), Irvin, R. Jackson, Jenkins, Kell, Killebrew, Kiner, 

Leonard, Marichal, McCovey, Mize, Rizzuto, Roberts, F. Robinson, Ryan, Schmidt, 

Schoendienst, Sewell, Slaughter, Snider, Stargell and B. Williams. Individual 

certs/stickers from JSA. 



364. Travis Jackson Single-Signed 

Baseball With Full JSA 

A key component of four New York Giants pennant 

winners between 1923 and 1936, Hall of famer Travis 

Jackson rendered this bold autograph well after his 

playing days. The medium-toned ONL Feeney orb 

(grade “5-6”) is signed on the sweet spot by Jackson. 

Executed in blue ballpoint, the penning projects (“8-9”) 

strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


365. Joe Vosmik Single-Signed OAL 

Harridge Baseball with Full JSA 

Joe Vosmik was a steady left fielder who played in the 

1935 All-Star game and paced the American League in 

hits twice. He also met an untimely death in 1962 at the 

age of 51. Presented is a seldom offered Joe Vosmik 

single-signed OAL Harridge baseball. The black steeltip 

fountain pen endorsement is placed directly on the 

sweet spot and presents (“6”). Despite extensive, but 

uniform soiling and abrasions, the trademark stamps on 

the blue-and-red-stitched orb are still bold and readable. 

Full photo LOA from JSA. 


366. Gil Hodges Signed Baseball - 

Full JSA 

Fondly remembered by fans in Brooklyn and Queens, 

Gil Hodges warranted Hall of Fame consideration 

through his accomplishments as a Dodger slugger and 

Mets skipper. This ONL Giles baseball is autographed 

by the beloved N.L. hero. The orb shows apparent diamond 

use and is signed on a side panel. Executed in 

blue ballpoint, Hodges’ penning projects (“7-8”) 

strength. Note: while this presents as a single-signed 

ball, additional signatures have been removed. Full 

photo LOA from JSA. 


367. Norm Cash Single-Signed 

Baseball - Full JSA 

Former batting champion and Tiger Stadium favorite 

Norm Cash (d.1986) was the author of this sizable 

autograph. The medium is a clean white unofficial 

baseball (grade “8”). On the sweet spot, Cash’s black 

marker signature projects (“7-8”) strength and clarity. 



368. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed 

Ball With “T.C. 1956” Inscription - 

UDA 

Four decades after the fact, Mickey Mantle remembered 

and celebrated his Triple Crown feat. The year 

referred to in the autobiographical work entitled My 

Favorite Summer, “1956” is also the telling inscription 

on this autographed baseball. The mildly toned OAL 

Brown orb (grade “7”) is home to Mantle’s blue ballpoint 

autograph, which projects (“9”) strength in its 

occupancy of the sweet spot. Just below, Mantle has 

inscribed “T.C.” (Triple Crown) and “1956.” Basic 

cert/hologram from Upper Deck Authenticated. 


369. Joe DiMaggio Single-Signed 

OAL Baseball with “Yankee Clipper” 

Inscription—Full JSA 

Tough DiMaggio Inscription! Of the multiple 

monikers Joe DiMaggio was known by, he chose to 

inscribe this creamy OAL baseball with the “Yankee 

Clipper”. Placed precisely on the sweet spot in blue 

ink, both endorsement and inscription present (“9”) in 

strength and clarity with deference to minimal ink 

migration. The sphere displays very minor toning 

which does not adversely affect the overall presentation 

of the orb in the least. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


370. Curt Flood Single-Signed 

Baseball - Full JSA 


371. “300 Win” Club Baseball 

Signed by (8)-Full JSA 


372. Derek Jeter/Mariano Rivera 

Signed Ball Lot of (3) - PSA/DNA and 

Steiner 



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373. 

Frankie 

Frisch/ 

Rogers 

Hornsby 

Signed 

Baseball - 

Full JSA 

Senior Circuit 

contemporaries 

Frankie 

Frisch and 

Rogers Hornsby have autographed this baseball. The 

ONL Giles orb shows apparent diamond use and is 

signed by both on a side panel. Frisch’s ballpoint penning 

is minimally affected by surface abrasions and 

projects (“5-6”) strength. Just below, Hornsby’s signature 

shows (“7”) quality. This is among Hornsby’s last 

signatures, as the ball’s trademark stampings date no 

earlier than 1959. Note: an adjacent panel has been 

signed by Monte Irvin (“4”) and there are signature 

removals elsewhere. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


376. 1963 

Milwaukee 

Braves 

Team- 

Signed 

Ball With 

Aaron, 

Mathews, 

Spahn 

and Full 

JSA 

Headlined by a pitching staff that paced the N.L. with 

56 complete games, the 1963 Milwaukee Braves 

authored their 11th straight winning season in the 

Midwest. This baseball is autographed by 29 members 

of that roster. The creamy team-issued souvenir ball 

(grade “7”) features ballpoint pennings that average 

(“6-7”) strength with keys including: H. Aaron, T. 

Aaron, Crandall, Mathews, Spahn and J. Torre. Full 

photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


374. 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers Team- 

Signed Ball With Campanella, J. 

Robinson and Full JSA 

The 1952 Dodgers were, of course, felled yet again by 

the Yankees in World Series play, but not before pacing 

the N.L. in home runs (153) and wins (96). This ONL 

Giles ball is signed by (19) members of that formidable 

roster. The creamy orb (grade “7”) showcases blue ballpoint 

pennings that average (“7-8”) potency with keys 

including: Amoros, Campanella, Hodges, Labine, J. 

Robinson and D. Williams. From the personal collection 

of former Dodgers pitcher Clyde King, this ball 

comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. More on our 

website. 


377. 1968 

American 

League 

All-Stars 

Team- 

Signed 

Ball With 

Mantle 

and Full 

JSA 

As one would 

expect during 

the “Year of the Pitcher,” arms held bats in check during 

a 1-0 Senior Circuit triumph in the 1968 All-Star 

Game. Gathered at Houston’s Astrodome that day, (25) 

of the American League participants autographed this 

OAL Cronin ball. The clean white orb (grade “9”) is 

home to ballpoint pennings that average (“8”) strength 

and clarity, with highlights including: Killebrew, 

Mantle (“7”), B. Robinson, D. Williams and 

Yastrzemski. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our 

website. 


375. 1959 Milwaukee Braves Team- 

Signed Ball With Aaron, Mathews, 

Spahn and Full JSA 

In their quest for a third successive National League pennant, 

the 1959 Milwaukee Braves tied with the Dodgers 

for the top spot before succumbing to that team in a bestof-three 

playoff series. This ONL Giles baseball is autographed 

by (26) members of that contending roster. T h e 

creamy orb (grade “8”) is decorated with blue ballpoint 

signatures that uniformly show (“7-8”) strength with 

keys including A a r o n, Adcock, Burdette, Crandall, 

H e r m a n (coach), M a t h e w s and S p a h n. This ball features 

no clubhouse signatures and comes with a full photo 

L O A from JSA. More on our website. 


378. 1976 World Champion 

Cincinnati Reds Team-Signed Ball - 

Full JSA 

Baseball’s winningest team of the 1970s, the Cincinnati 

Reds put their signature on the 1976 campaign by 

sweeping the New York Yankees for their second 

straight World Series title. This ONL Feeney ball is 

autographed by (28) members of that well-oiled 

machine. The creamy orb (grade “7-8”) is home to 

black ballpoint scriptings that average (“7”) strength 

with keys including: Anderson, Bench, Concepcion, 

Foster, Kluszewski, Morgan, Perez and Rose. Full 



379. 1978 

World 

Champion 

New York 

Yankees 

Team- 

Signed 

Ball With 

Hunter, 

Munson 

and Full 

JSA 

Climbing from the depths to erase a 10-1/2-game 

deficit as late as July 25, the 1978 New York Yankees 

caught and disposed of the Red Sox in dramatic fashion 

and proceeded to win their second straight World Series 

crown. This OAL MacPhail ball is signed by (25) members 

of that resilient roster. The mildly toned orb (grade 

“6-7”) features ballpoint pennings that average (“8-9”) 

strength with keys including: Berra, Gossage, Guidry, 

Howard, Hunter and Munson. Full photo LOA from 




380. 

Willie, 

Mickey & 

The Duke 

Triple- 

Signed 

OAL 

Baseball 

with Full 

PSA/DNA 

The three 

major New 

York area superstars from the “golden age of baseball” 

have added their prestigious endorsements to this triplesigned 

“Willie, Mickey & The Duke” OAL baseball. 

Included are Sweet Spot: Mantle (“9”); North Panel: 

Mays (“9-10”) and South Panel: Snider (“8-9”). The 

blue ink signatures are crisp and legible while the 

creamy canvas presents (“8-9”). Full photo LOA from 

PSA/DNA. This item has a reserve. Estimate ($500- 

$800). 


381. 500 

Home 

Run Club 

Ball 

Signed 

by (11) 

With 

Mantle, 

Mays, T. 

Williams 

and Full 

JSA 

Revered members of a longball fraternity in which 

membership once meant certain induction in 

Cooperstown, (11) 500 Home Run Club members have 

endorsed this ONL White ball. The mildly toned orb 

(grade “6-7”) is home to ballpoint pennings that average 

(“8”) potency and include: Sweet Spot T. Williams 

(“6” strength) and Jackson; North Panel Mathews and 

Mantle; South Panel Banks, McCovey and Aaron; 

West Panel Schmidt and Robinson; East Panel 

Killebrew and Mays. Full Photo LOA from JSA. 



382. Multi-Signed 

Baseball With J. 

DiMaggio, Mays, 

Stengel and Full 

JSA 

Gathered during the early 

1970s (likely for a baseballthemed 

gala), (30) of the 

game’s most revered figures 

signed this ONL Feeney ball. 

The clean and creamy sphere 

(grade “9”) is decorated with 

black ballpoint autographs 

that average (“7-8”) quality 

with keys including: C.P. 

Bell, Berra, J. DiMaggio, 

Kluszewski, Mays Mazeroski, 

Richardson and Stengel. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


384. J. 

DiMaggio, 

Hunter, 

Koufax, 

Mantle and T. 

Williams 

Single-Signed 

Balls - All Full 

JSA 

There are a select few 

autographs that list as 

the headline of a collection of any size. Well, how about securing five of those coveted 

scriptings in one fell swoop Ranging from mildly to lightly toned, these orbs showcase 

blue ballpoint sweet spot pennings that show (“9”) or better quality with: J. 

DiMaggio OAL Brown; Hunter OAL Brown; Koufax ONL Feeney; Mantle OAL 

Brown; and T. Williams OAL Brown. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 


386. 1962-1965 

Philadelphia Phillies Run 

of (4) Team Signed 

Baseballs 

“The Phlop!” Fans who followed 

baseball in the 1960s will recall the 

1964 Philadelphia Phillies late season 

swoon which saw them blow a six 

and a half game lead with twelve 

games to play. Presented is a run of 

(4) 1962-1965 Phillies team signed 

baseballs highlighted by the infamous 

’64 squad. All (4) balls are attractive 

ONL/Giles specimens featuring a total 

(100+) signatures averaging (“6-8”) 

strength. Led by fiery manager Gene Mauch these early ‘60s Phillies really were 

stacked teams headed by stars Allen, Bunning, Callison, Gonzalez, Short and Taylor. 

Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


388. 1970-86 

Philadelphia 

Phillies Lot of (10) 

Team Signed 

Baseballs with 

1980 & 1983 World 

Series Teams 

Prior to the 2007-11 teams 

the Philadelphia Phillies 

enjoyed their greatest period 

of success in the 1970s-80s led by their two all-time greatest players Schmidt and 

Carlton. Presented are (10) 1970-86 Phillies team signed baseballs including 1980 and 

1983 World Series team balls and a 1973 Schmidt rookie season ball. Featuring 

(280+) signatures this collection is an exhibit unto itself. Key signers are Pete Rose 

and Hall of Famers Schmidt, Carlton, Bunning, Morgan and Perez. The 1973, 1980 

and 1983 balls have full photo LOAs from JSA, the balance have an auction LOA 

from JSA. More on our website. 


383. J. DiMaggio, T. 

Williams and Mantle 

Single-Signed 

Baseballs - All Full 

JSA 

While their careers both coincided 

and overlapped, Hall of 

Famers Joe DiMaggio, Mickey 

Mantle and Ted Williams comprised 

an American League triumvirate 

that gains awe and 

admiration to this very day. These 

(3) OAL Brown spheres are individually 

autographed by that trio 

of Junior Circuit greats. The mildly 

toned keepsakes present nicely and showcase blue ballpoint sweet spot pennings 

that average (“9”) strength and clarity. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 


385. 1950, 1951, 1958 and 

1959 Philadelphia Phillies 

Team Signed Baseballs 

with 1959 Full JSA 

Philadelphia Phillies Phans will Phlip 

for this lot of (4) 1950s team signed 

baseballs. The Phils started the decade 

with Phenomenal 1950 “Whiz Kids” 

only to exit with the Phlops of ’58 and 

’59 which both finished in last place 

twenty-three games out of first. Key 

signers are Hall of Famers Ashburn and 

Roberts along with the somewhat tough 

Konstanty, Jones and Waitkus. The proffered 

balls feature a total of (80+) signatures including (25) on the 1959 ball which is 

accompanied by a full photo LOA from JSA. The 1950, 1951 and 1958 balls have an 

auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


387. St. Louis Cardinals 

Signed Ball Lot of (4) 

With 1949 and 1967 

Team-Signed 

Post-war Redbirds heroes from the 

1940s through 1960s have endorsed 

these (4) baseballs. The mildly 

toned orbs showcase autographs 

that average (“7”) strength. 

Includes: 1949 ONL Frick ball with 

period shellac; (14) signatures 

include Musial, Schoendienst and 

Slaughter (No CH signatures; full 

JSA); 1967 ONL Giles ball signed 

by (18) with Carlton, Flood and 

Shannon; 1959-1960 unofficial ball 

signed by (3) with Boyer, W. Shannon and H. Smith. Also included is a Ray Jablonski 

single-signed ball. More on our website. 


389. (10) Single- 

Signed HOF 

Baseballs With 

Mantle, Mays and 

Koufax 

These (10) baseballs have 

been individually autographed 

by Hall of Famers. The orbs 

range from clean white to 

lightly toned examples and the 

potent signatures average (“8- 

9”) strength. Includes: Ford, 

R. Jackson, Koufax (full JSA), 

Mantle (full JSA), Marichal, 

Mays, Mize, Musial, Rizzuto 

and Snider. Auction LOA from 




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390. (12) 

Single-Signed 

“Tougher” 


J. DiMaggio, 

Mantle and 

Mays - All JSA 

One dozen diamond 

greats spanning more 

than half a century have 

individually signed these 

baseballs. From mildly 

to lightly toned, the 

O A L and ONL orbs showcase sweet spot scriptings that average (“8-9”) potency. 

Includes: J. DiMaggio, D r y s d a l e, Gehringer, Gomez, H u n t e r, J. Johnson (JSA c e r t / s t i c k- 

er), M a n t l e, Martin, M a y s, Reese (JSA cert/sticker), Roush (signature “5-6” strength) and 

Te r r y. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA (unless noted). More on our website. 


392. (12) 

Miguel 

Cabrera 

Single-Signed 

Baseballs 

Triple Crown winner 

Miguel Cabrera posted 

gaudy numbers in 

the 2012 season. Well, 

he puts up a dozen 

more in this lot of 

autographed baseballs. 

The snow-white 

OML spheres (grade 

“9-10”) each showcase Cabrera’s sweet spot signature. Executed in blue ballpoint and 

inscribed “24,” the pennings project (“9-10”) potency throughout. Individual stickers 

from Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. 


394. (14) Single- 

Signed A.L. “No- 

Hitter” Baseballs 

With Hunter and 

Wilhelm - All JSA 

“No-no!” It’s simultaneously 

the pinnacle of 

mound dominance and the 

ultimate doom for an 

opposing team. Here are 

(14) OAL baseballs autographed 

by authors of 

pitching gems in the 

American League. The spheres show varying degrees of toning and feature sweet spot 

endorsements (with inscribed no-hitter dates) that average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: 

Bunning, (3) Feller, Hunter (full JSA, ONL White), (2) Larsen, Lemon, Parnell, (2) 

Reynolds, (2) Trucks and Wilhelm. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our 

website. 


396. (24) Single-Signed 

Hall of Famers/Stars 


DiMaggio, Hubbell and 

Spahn 

Rife with bold signatures of Hall of 

Famers, Fall Classic participants and 

award winners, this lot of (24) baseballs 

is a collector’s gallery with 

nice “break” potential. The orbs 

range from snow-white (grade “9”) 

to lightly toned (grade “6”) and 

showcase pennings that average (“8- 

9”) strength. Highlights include: J. 

DiMaggio (full JSA), Feller, B. 

Gibson, Hubbell, Jenkins, Kaline, Kell, Killebrew, Mathews, Mize, Perez, Perry, 

Ryan, O. Smith, Spahn and E. Wynn. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


391. (12) Johnny 

Bench, (12) Joe 

Morgan, (11) Pete 

Rose Single- 

Signed Baseballs 

Integral components of the 

“Big Red Machine,” these 

(3) former Queen City stalwarts 

have autographed 

these (35) baseballs. The 

snow-white OML spheres 

all grade (“9-10”) or better 

and showcase blue ballpoint 

sweet spot signatures 

that uniformly show (“9-10”) strength. Includes: (12) Bench each is signed and 

inscribed “HOF 89”; (12) Morgan each is signed and inscribed “HOF ‘90”; (11) Rose 

each is signed and inscribed “Hit King.” Individual certs/stickers from JSA. 


393. (12) Adam 

Jones Signed 

Baseballs and (4) 

Signed Game-Used 

Batting Gloves 

The charismatic leader and 

“shaving cream pie” ringmaster 

of the resurgent Baltimore 

Orioles, two-time All-Star 

Adam Jones has autographed 

these (12) baseballs and (4) 

game-used batting gloves. The 

snow-white OML spheres (grade “9-10”) are each signed on the sweet spot in blue 

ballpoint. The pennings trumpet (“10”) strength throughout (one is inscribed “09 Gold 

Glove”). The (4) white leather Nike accessories are each signed on the knuckle portion 

(average “9” strength) and inscribed “08 game Used.” Rich Altman’s Hollywood 

Collectibles Sticker & Certs for each piece. 


395. (20) 

Autographed 

Baseballs 

With Puckett, 

Ryan and 

Lidle 

Nice “break” value is 

inherent to this lot of 

(20) autographed 

baseballs. The OAL, 

ONL and special 

event orbs range 

from mildly toned 

(grade “7”) and medium-toned (grade “5-6”). Ballpoint signatures, meanwhile, average 

(“8-9”) potency. Highlights include: Fisk, Lasorda, Lidle (d.2006), Maddux, 

Piazza, Puckett (JSA LOA), Ryan, O. Smith and Branca/Thomson. JSA certs/stickers 

(for 8) and auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


397. Philadelphia 

Phillies 

Autographed 

Baseball Lot of 

(26) With Single- 

Signed Ashburn 

and Roberts 

Phillies legends spanning 

the “Whiz Kids” to “Wild 

Thing” days have autographed 

these (26) baseballs. 

The spheres range 

from clean white (grade “8”) to medium-toned (grade “5”) and feature ballpoint pennings 

averaging (“8”) strength. Keys include: Single-Signed Ashburn, Daulton, 

Mauch, McGraw, Roberts and Short; Team Signed 1993 signed by (25) with Kruk, 

Mulholland and Schilling. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 




398. George Wright Autographed 1896 Dinner Invitation 

- PSA/DNA 10 With Full JSA 

The first-ever batter 

in National 

League history, 

Baseball Hall of 

Famer George 

Wright was 

instrumental in 

the development 

of several other 

sports, as well. At 

the age of only 

49, Wright had 

not only longsince 

completed a 12-year Major League Baseball career, but celebrated the 25th 

anniversary of the innovative “Wright & Ditson” sporting equipment business that 

helped spur the popularity of baseball, golf and tennis. Encapsulated with autograph 

Graded GEM MT 10 by PSA/DNA, this George Wright signature is among the 

most difficult to acquire in the realm of 1800s Hall of Famers and, as indicated by 

PSA/DNA’s assessment, the boldest you’ll ever behold. The black-ink scripting, incidentally, 

is on an 1896 Wright & Ditson 25th anniversary dinner invitation. Full 

photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value $4500-$7500). 


400. Joe Tinker 

1924 Typewritten 

and Signed Letter 

With Baseball 

Content and Full 

JSA 

As only baseball will allow, 

this correspondence combines 

several elements to support 

the legends of a baseball 

visionary, a lavish spender and 

the origins of a minor league 

venue. Dated “Sept 3, 1924” 

and addressed to Cincinnati 

Reds owner August Herrmann, 

the two-page typewritten letter 

was composed by Hall of 

Famer Joe Tinker and has fantastic 

content regarding the 

Reds’ spring training facility. 

At the conclusion, Tinker’s 

black ink endorsement projects 

(“8”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



Autographed Balls 

with Williams .406 

UDA Ball & Helmets 

Plus (2) Unsigned 

Displays 

Swing away with this top notch 

group of (14) baseball autographed 

balls and helmets. 

Highlights include Single- 

Signed Full-Sized Helmets: (4 

helmets, all “9-10”, all Pro 

Model and signed on bill with 

JSA cert card, unless noted) 

with Bonds (Giants, side of 

helmet, silver), Griffey Jr. 

(Mariners); Single-Signed 

Balls: (10 balls, all signatures 

present “8-9” with balls grading 

similarly and come with auction LOA from JSA, unless noted) with OAL: A. 

Rodriguez, T. Williams (.406, UDA sticker, moderately toned); OML: Ba. Bonds (8- 

9-02 #600, JSA cert), McGwire (583 HR, MLB sticker, Steiner sticker) and OAS: A. 

Rodriguez (MLB sticker). More on our website. 


399. Fred Clarke 

1909 Typewritten 

and Signed Letter 

With Outstanding 

Baseball Content - 

Full JSA 

Composed in 1909 on 

Pittsburgh Pirates stationery, 

this correspondence piece is a 

priceless heirloom as it hails 

from the proud franchise’s 

first-ever world championship 

campaign. Add to that element 

that it was authored and signed 

by Hall of Famer Fred Clarke, 

and you have a Steel City diamond 

relic that transcends 

mere “collectibles.” Dated 

“July 7th, 1909,” the typewritten 

letter has outstanding baseball 

content and is signed at 

the conclusion by Clarke. The 

black-ink fountain pen signature maintains (“8-9”) potency. Full photo LOA from 



401. 1937 Leo 

Durocher Trade 

Contract Signed by 

Grimes and Rickey - 

Full JSA 

Historical baseball content, pivotal 

figures and infamous personalities 

abound on this original 

document. Simply put, the 

elements and endorsements 

combine to evoke countless 

memories of individuals and teams from transitional phases that shaped the National 

Pastime. Drawn up on August 1, 1937, the two-page original draft details a blockbuster 

transaction between the Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals. At the conclusion, the 

contract is endorsed in an executive capacity by both Dodgers manager Burleigh Grimes 

and Cardinals business manager Branch Rickey. Along the way, principals of the trade 

are documented. In summary, the deal calls for the Cardinals to assign the contract of Leo 

Durocher to the Dodgers. In exchange, the Dodgers are to assign St. Louis the contracts 

of Jim Bucher, Johnny Cooney, Roy Henshaw and Tony Malinosky. Flanking the typewritten 

text, Rickey (“BR”) has initialed the left side and Grimes (“B.A.G.”) has initialed 

the right side. At the conclusion (on page 2), both have executed black-ink steel tip fountain 

pen scriptings that project (“9”) strength and clarity. Both sheets have very minor 

edge tears and are otherwise complete, forming a binding document involving key figures 

in baseball annals. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


403. (18) 1950s-1970s 

Baltimore Orioles & 

Colts Collectibles with 

(2) Multi-Signed Items 

The professional sports franchises 

who called the “World’s Largest 

Outdoor Insane Asylum” home are 

the focus of these (18) 1950s- 

1970s collectibles. Highlights 

include 1957 Tops in Sports 

Multi-Signed Centerfold: (8 signatures, 

average “8-9”, piece missing) 

with Mantle; 1971 Tops in 

Sports Multi-Signed Program: 

(10 signatures, average “8-9”) with 

Bench, B. Robinson, Terry, 

Weaver; Baltimore Orioles: (13 

items) with Publications: 1958 

All-Star Game (presents EX-MT, 

scorecard neatly pencil marked); 

Photo Pennants: 1966 American 

League Champs photo felt (VG) and Photos: (5) 1954 Gunther Beer 7x9 glossy team 

pictures (average VG-EX to EX-MT). Auction LOA for signed material from JSA. 




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404. 1932 Senators 

Multi-Signed Sheet 

(With Berg) and 1944 

Letter Signed by 

Griffith - Both Full 

JSA 

While not always highly regarded 

in the American League, these 

Washington Senators legends are 

admired, indeed, in the circles of 

autograph seekers. Bold pennings 

show (“9”) or better 

strength throughout and include: 

1932 Team-Signed Sheet a 5-1/2 x 4-1/2” album page with Berg, Crowder, Harris, 

Judge, Martin (trainer), Ragland, Reynolds; Clark Griffith Signed Letter composed 

on Senators letterhead in 1944, the typewritten correspondence is signed by Griffith at 

the conclusion. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. 


406. (2) 1934 

New York Giants 

Multi-Signed 

Sheets With Ott 

and T. Jackson - 

Both Full JSA 

A league-best 126 home 

runs and 3.19 team ERA 

went for naught as the 

1934 New York Giants 

led by seven games on 

September 7, but stumbled 

to an 8-13 finish while the surging Cards finished on a 20-5 tear. These (2) sheets 

have been autographed by a combined (14) members of that Polo Grounds roster. The 

blue-ink fountain pennings average (“8-9”) quality and include: Bell, Critz, 

Fitzsimmons, Hubbell (traced), T. Jackson, Luque, Moore, O’Doul, Ott, Parmelee, 

Richards, Ryan, Schumacher and Vergez. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 


408. (3) 1935 Multi-Signed 

Philadelphia and Chicago 

Displays With Appling, 

Mack and Lyons - All Full 

JSA 

It’s a good bet that these (21) autographs 

of 1935 big league stars were gathered at 

Philadelphia’s Shibe Park. Delivered on 

(3) separate sheets in black-ink fountain 

pen, the signatures average (“9”) potency 

and include: White Sox Appling, Grube, 

Hayes, Hopkins, Lyons, Ruel (coach) and 

Salveson; Athletics/White Sox Bonura, 

Finney, Mack (manager), McNair, Piet, 

Tietje and Wyatt; Phillies/Giants Allen, 

L. Chiozza, Clarke, Hendrick, J. Moore, 

Spalding and Todd. Individual full photo 

LOAs from JSA. 


410. Connie Mack and 

Joe Cronin 

Autographed Items - 

Full JSA 

Baseball legends whose respective 

careers spanned roughly half a century 

have autographed these (2) 

items. Includes: Joe Cronin: a 1952 

contract signed by Cronin (black-ink 

fountain pen, “9” strength) in his 

capacity as the General Manager of 

the Red Sox; Connie Mack: a 1950 

Bedford Springs Golf Club scorecard 

signed by Mack in graphite 

pencil (“7-8” strength). Individual 

full photo LOAs from JSA. More on 

our website. 


405. (2) 1934 

Multi-Signed 

National League 

Sheets With 

Cuyler, Vance, H. 

Wagner and Full 

JSA 

Likely gathered at 

National League ballparks 

during the 1934 season, 

these (14) autographs read 

like a “Who’s Who” of Senior Circuit stars. The signatures have been executed on (2) 

6-5/8 x 8-1/4” lined sheets and average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Sheet No. 1 J. 

Bowman, Cuyler, B. Lee, F. Snyder (Giants coach), Vance, H. Weaver (Cardinals 

trainer) and J. Weaver; Sheet No. 2 D. Dean (enhanced), Jorgensen (Pirates trainer). 

Stripp (enhanced), Thevenow, Veltman, H. Wagner (Pirates coach) and F. Young. 

Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 


407. (3) 1930s Baseball 

Autograph Displays With 

Maranville and 1933 Browns - 

All Full JSA 

With access to big league stars, an ardent fan 

collected these (24) autographs during the 

1930s. Rendered in black-ink fountain pen, 

the scriptings average (“8-9”) potency and 

include: 1933 St. Louis Browns: S. Gray, 

Gullic, Knott, Hemsley, McDonald, Melillo, 

Scharein, Sothoron, Storti and West; 1935 

A.L. Stars: Caster, W. Ferrell, Glenn, Hoag, 

Painter (Yankees trainer), C. Reynolds and 

Schacht; 1935 M.L. Stars: T. Baker, B. Bell, 

J. Burns, Bordagaray, H. Casey, Lary and 

Maranville. Individual full photo LOAs from 

JSA. 


409. 1/29/35 Philadelphia 

Sports Writer’s Banquet 

Multi-Signed Program with 

Mack, Foxx and Dean-Full 

JSA 

Judging from the program cover art the 

attendees of the 1/29/35 “Philadelphia 

Sporting Writers’ Association’s Annual 

Banquet” must have had a blast. The offered 

program presents in average condition with 

moderate wear and features (10) signatures 

including (6) “Guests of Honor” and (4) participants. 

Key signers are Mack (d.1956, 

“7”), Foxx (d.1967, “7”) and D. Dean 

(d.1974, “8”). Also included are Lobert 

(d.1968, “7”), Miller (d.1966, “9”), Smukler 

(d. 1971, “8”), Spalding (d.1950, “8”), Stevens (“8”), Stofko (“8”) and Walters 

(d.1991, “8”). Full photo LOA from JSA. 


411. Connie Mack 

Signed Handwritten 

Letter - Full JSA 

Having stepped down from 

the helm he manned for 50 

years, Connie Mack remained 

a revered figure throughout 

the baseball world. This 1951 

correspondence was penned 

entirely in Mack’s hand and 

endorsed by the legendary 

skipper at its conclusion. 

Framed to dimensions of 26- 

1/8 x 19”, The letter is composed 

on Philadelphia Athletics stationery. The letter conveys Mack’s gratitude for a 

fan’s efforts with youth baseball. Executed in black-ink steel tip fountain pen, Mack’s 

signature projects (“9-10”) potency. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



412. 1885 

Nicholas 

Young 

Handwritten 

Signed 

Letter With 

Excellent 

Baseball 

Content - 

Full JSA 

Composed by former 

National 

League President Nicholas Young on U.S. Treasury 

Department letterhead, this 1885 correspondence piece 

lends considerable credence to assertions of both 

Young’s tendency to cater to owners’ demands and the 

respect reserved for former umpire Bob Ferguson. 

Addressed to Detroit owner Joseph Marsh, the handwritten 

letter confirms alternate umpiring arrangements 

for upcoming Wolverines games. Young’s penmanship 

is flawless and his partially trimmed signature projects 

incredible strength. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on 

our website. 



413. Ty Cobb 

Handwritten 

and Signed 

Letter on 

Personal 

Stationery - 

Full JSA 

While it’s well 

known that Ty 

Cobb was an expert 

at studying opposing 

pitchers from 

the batter’s box, 

there is also ample 

documentation 

regarding how well 

he handled his finances. Amassing millions via shrewd 

investments in Coca-Cola and General Motors, Cobb 

was meticulous with his earnings. This is evidenced in 

a letter handwritten and signed by Cobb. Dated 

“5/23/57” on Cobb’s personal stationery, the correspondence 

has financial content and is signed by the Hall of 

famer (“8” strength) at the conclusion. Full photo LOA 




414. Ty Cobb 1956 Signed Personal 

Check - Full JSA 

In charge of his money with the same authority he had 

regarding baseball, Ty Cobb signed this personal check. 

Dated “7 Sept 1956” and made out to “Pacific 

Telephone and Telegraph Co.” the check is signed by 

Cobb on the appropriate line. Executed in blue ballpoint, 

Cobb’s penning and traditional paraph resonate 

(“9”) strength and clarity. The check has normal cancellation 

stampings and hole punchings, none of which 

affect Cobb’s bold signature. Full photo LOA from 

JSA. 


415. Casey Stengel Signed 

Personal Check - PSA/DNA 

Authentic 

The engineer of seven New York Yankees World 

Series titles, Hall of Fame skipper Casey Stengel is 

the endorser of this check. Encapsulated with autograph 

assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, the voucher 

is from Stengel’s personal account in Glendale, 

California. Dated “Dec. 28, 1972” the check is signed 

by Stengel on the appropriate line in blue ballpoint 

(“9” strength, signed “Charles D. Stengel”). This item 

has a reserve (estimated value $275-$500). 


416. 1917 Chuck Klein Signed Dollar 

Bill with Full PSA/DNA & PCGS VF30 

Frequently given to admirers as a token of fortune, 

Chuck Klein (d.1958) awarded a lucky recipient with 

this 1917 dollar bill signed by the Baseball Hall of 

Famer. Graded VF 30 by PCGS, the large sized note is 

inscribed to the right of President Washington’s image 

with a steel-tip fountain pen. Although upside down, 

the signature still presents (“7-8”) with deference to an 

interruption by the serial number. A very nice piece of 

legal tender which once crossed paths with a permanent 

resident of Cooperstown. Full photo LOA from PSA. 

This item has a reserve. Estimate ($800-$1500). 


417. Multi-Signed Baseball Display 

with (17) Hall of Famers-Full JSA 

The (17) signers of the proffered baseball display have 

two things in common, they are all enshrined in the 

Hall of Fame and they all departed this world in the 

20th Century. Fashioned from paper this 7” diameter 

baseball display piece is mounted to an 8-1/2 x 11” 

backing and bears the title “Hall of Fame”. Baseball 

and Cooperstown are well represented as this piece features 

a nice mix of players, managers, umpires and 

executives including standout stars Dickey (d. 1993, 

“7”), Greenberg (d.1986, “9”) and Terry (d.1989, “8”). 

Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


418. 1966 

New York 

Yankees 

Signed 

Catalog 

Page 

With 

Mantle, 

Maris and 

Full JSA 

Attending a 

1966 auction 

in New York, a 

fan secured a 

“lot” of his 

own as (18) 

members of that year’s Yankees roster autographed this 

catalog page. Executed in blue ballpoint, the pennings 

average (“8-9”) strength and include: Barker, Clarke, 

Clinton, Downing, Friend, Gibbs, Hamilton, Houk 

(manager), Lopez, Mantle, Maris, Ramos, Repoz, 

Schofield (pencil), Stottlemyre, Tresh, White and 

Womack (pencil). Full photo LOA from JSA. 


419. 1976 

New York 

Yankees 

Multi-Signed 

Program 

with Mantle 

and Ford- 

Full JSA 

Signed programs 

have been fan 

favorite souvenirs 

for as long as there 

have been players, 

fans and programs. The proffered 1976 multi-signed 

New York Yankees program is a fine of example of this 

tradition. Featuring an eclectic mix of players and 

celebrities this classic collectible is highlighted by the 

signatures of Mickey Mantle (d.1995, “8”) and 

“Whitey” Ford (“8”). Also included are announcer Mel 

Allen (d. 1996, “8”), restaurateur “Toots” Shor (d.1977, 

“8”) and Yankee old-timers “Joe” Dugan (d.1982, “8”), 

Bob Shawkey (d.1980, “7”) and “Whitey” Witt (d. 

1988, “8”). Full photo LOA from JSA. 



420. Roger Maris Signed & Framed 

Newspaper Photograph with Full 

PSA/DNA 

Roger 

Maris terrorizes 

yet 

another 

unfortunate 

American 

League 

pitcher on 

this signed 

and framed 

newspaper 

photograph. 

The 

colorful picture measures nearly 4 x 5-1/2” and is 

expertly framed and matted to 12-1/2 x 14”. Inscribed 

in blue ink, the bold script presents (“8-9”) in strength 

and clarity. Suitable for prominent display in any baseball 

themed den or office. Full photo LOA from 

PSA/DNA. This item has a reserve. Estimate ($600- 

$1200). More on our website. 



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421. Joe 

DiMaggio 

Signed Life 

Magazine 

Framed 

Display - Full 

JSA 

A photo opportunity 

personified, Hall of 

Famer Joe DiMaggio 

was the subject of 

many a magazine 

cover, including these 

(2) Life issues which 

he decorated with his bold autographs. Framed to 30-5/16 x 21-1/8”, the May 1, 1939 

and August 1, 1949 editions are both signed by their pinstriped subject. Both felt tip 

endorsements trumpet “perfect 10” strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


423. (8) Multi/Single- 

Signed Baseball 

Books with (2) T. 

Williams & DiMaggio 

Informative octet of multi/singlesigned 

baseball books each 

penned by their respective subjects. 

Included among the (“8-9”) 

autographs are Full Photo LOA 

from JSA: (3 books) with 

DiMaggio (An Illustrated Life), 

(2) T. Williams (A Tribute and 

Fenway Park: A Stadium Pop-Up 

Book); JSA Basic Certs: (5 

books) with Feller (Now Pitching, soft cover), Rizzuto The October Twelve), Roberts 

(The Whiz Kids with HOF 76, Whiz Kids), Sandberg (Second to Home) and quadsigned 

(Women in Baseball) by Davis/Hohlmayer/Kamenshek/Wenzell with lengthy 

inscription. 


425. Autographed 

Baseball Publications 

Lot of (28) With Covers 

Signed by (2) J. 

DiMaggio and (2) 

Spahn 

While these (28) vintage baseball 

publications are appealing on their 

own, they take on added value 

with the autographs of some of 

their famous subjects. Front cover 

signatures average (“9”) potency 

with highlights including: (2) 

Ashburn (1952 Baseball Life Stories and July 1952 Complete Baseball); (2) J. 

DiMaggio (September 1949 Sport and 1964 JKW magazine; both full JSA); Rizzuto 

(Dell Sports 1951 Baseball Stars0; (2) Spahn (August 1953 Sport and 1959 Dell 

Sports Baseball Stars) Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


427. Treasure Chest With 

Baseball Concentration 

and 1986 Red Sox Team- 

Signed Jersey 

With an emphasis on baseball, this collection 

of memorabilia is headlined by: 2010 

Phillies with (2) full tickets from the 

NLDS opener in which Roy Halladay nohit 

the Reds; and a Phillies magazine 

signed by Oswalt and Victorino; 1986 

Red Sox a replica road jersey with (23) 

signatures (average “8-9” strength) with 

Boggs, Buckner, and Rice; Signed 

Photo/Plaque Displays (4) with Griffey, 

Jr., Ripken, Jr., Ryan and Schmidt (signatures 

average (“8-9”) strength. Auction 

LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


422. (2) Multi-Signed 

Baseball Books with (79) 

Signatures including Mantle 

Inscription 

The sweet scripts of baseball legends 

grace the pages of this pair of multisigned 

hard cover books. The primarily 

blue ink endorsements average (“9”) penmanship 

and are inked on the title page 

and throughout the inner pages. Highlights 

include Players of Cooperstown: 

Baseball’s Hall of Fame: (74 signatures, 

most added induction date inscriptions) 

with (2) Aaron (one 755), DiMaggio, R. 

Jackson, Koufax, Mantle (1965), (2) 

Mathews, Mays, Reese (No, Capt!), 

Rizzuto (”Scooter”) and T. Williams. 



424. (11) Multi-Signed 

1950s New York 

Yankees Yearbooks 

With DiMaggio, Rizzuto 

and Ford 

A mere formality as clubs headed 

to spring training every year, New 

York Yankees “Sketch Books” and 

“Yearbooks” were published to 

preview yet another season of 

Bronx supremacy. Here are (11) 

1950s versions autographed by 

some of the team’s most heralded 

stars. The guides range from (EX) to (VG) and feature signatures that average (“9”) 

quality. Headlining the lot is a 1953 Sketch Book signed by (20) with Berra, J. 

DiMaggio, Mize and Rizzuto (full photo LOA from JSA). The remaining autographed 

guides come with an auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


426. 1994 “AP Pictorial 

History of Baseball” Signed 

by (28) With Mantle, T. 

Williams - Full JSA 

Published in 1994, the Associated Press 

Pictorial History of Baseball visually documents 

the grand game from its archaic, 

turn-of-the-century days through expansion 

and into the 1990s. This particular 

volume has been signed (on the appropriate 

likenesses) by (28) deserving subjects. 

The felt tip autographs trumpet (“9-10”) 

potency with highlights including: (2) 

Aaron, Berra, J. DiMaggio, Feller, Kiner, 

(2) Mantle (inscribed “No.7” and “536 

HR’s”), Musial, Rizzuto, Slaughter and 

(2) T. Williams. Full photo LOA from 



428. 

Signed/Unsigned 

Baltimore 

Orioles 

Memorabilia Lot 

with (2) Bats and 

Multi-Signed Ball 

Baltimore Orioles fans 

will enjoy this excellent 

lot of signed/unsigned 

memorabilia. Included are (42) items with (56) total autographs and (35) unsigned 

items. Highlights include a B. Robinson signed bat (“9”), a bat signed by (4) with 

Blair (“9”), Johnson (“9”), Powell (“7”) and Weaver (“8”) and a ball signed by (6) 

with Dobson (“9”), Etchebarren (“8”), Hendricks (“9”), Johnson (“8”), Powell (“8”) 

and B. Robinson (“7”). Other signed highlights are (3) photos, a mitt, a helmet, a ball 

and a base. (10) Highlight items have basic JSA certs, the balance have auction LOA 





429. Roger Maris Signed 1962 Topps 

Baseball #234 - PSA/DNA Authentic 

Having completed a record-breaking home run season 

in 1961, Roger Maris kept right on swinging, launching 

a game-winning circuit clout in Game 3 of the ’61 Fall 

Classic. That blow is documented on this 1962 Topps 

Baseball #234 WS cardboard collectible, which is 

signed by its fence-clearing subject. Encapsulated with 

autograph assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, the card 

and bold penning present nicely. This item has a 

reserve (estimated value $400-$500). 


430. (32) 1947-66 Baseball Exhibit 

Cards with (4) PSA Graded & (10) 

Signed 

Sterling assortment of (32) 1947-66 Baseball Exhibit 

cards with (4) PSA graded and (10) signed. Highlights 

include Auction LOA from JSA: (10 cards, average 

“8-9”, cards average EX) with Cepeda (Batting, 1963 

Stat Back), Kaline (Portrait, with Bats), Killebrew 

(1962 Stat Back), Slaughter, Snider (“LA on Cap”, JSA 

cert card); PSA Graded: (4 cards) with Banks (PSA 8, 

Portrait, 1 of 2, none better), Ford (PSA 7.5, Pitching); 

Ungraded: (18 cards, median EX-MT) with Mantle 

(FR, Batting, “CK” connected, glue residue) and Mays 

(EX, Portrait). More on our website. 



431. 1988-1990 Pacific Legends 

Baseball Sets with (219) Signed 

including (67) Hall of Famers 

Comprehensive 1988-1990 Pacific Legends Baseball 

set trio with (219) signed including (67) Hall of 

Famers. The precisely placed endorsements average 

(“9”) with only a handful lesser. Highlights include 

1988 Pacific set: (110/110, 75/102 possible) with #6 

Musial, #10 Rizzuto, #30 VanderMeer, #36 Banks, #71 

Connors; 1989 Pacific set: (110/110, 73/88 possible) 

with #116 Mathews, #172 Harwell, #209 Brickhouse; 

1990 Pacific set: (110/110, 71/110 possible) with #66 

Mathews and #101 Rizzuto. Auction LOA from JSA. 



432. Ron Lewis Framed 500 HR Club 

Litho Signed by (11) With Mantle, 

Williams and Full JSA 

In 1988, when 500 career home runs was an impressive 

feat realized via unenhanced physical performance, 

artist Ron Lewis depicted the 11 living members of the 

esteemed fraternity. Framed to 41-7/8 x 23-7/8”, this 

color print is autographed by all (11) subjects, with (9) 

having inscribed their eye-opening totals! The signatures 

average (“9”) strength and include: Williams 

(“521”), Robinson (“586”), Killebrew (573), Jackson 

(“563”), Mantle (536”), Mays (“660”), Aaron (“755”), 

Schmidt, Banks (“512”), Mathews (“512”) and 

McCovey. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


433. 1989-90 Ron Lewis “Living 

Legends” Signed (20) Piece Set with 

Mantle and Koufax 

With nineteen Hall of Famers including seven members 

of the “500 Home Run” club and three members of the 

“300 Win” club plus the “Hit King” Pete Rose, this awe 

inspiring collection is sure to please the most avid autograph 

hound. Presented is a (20) piece set of “Living 

Legends” prints featuring the artwork of Ron Lewis. 

Issued in LE quantities of five thousand each, these 

8x10 portraits are perfectly suited for display. Keys are 

Mantle (d.1995, “9”) and Koufax (“8”) with full photo 

LOAs from JSA. The balance come with an auction 

LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve. Estimated 

value ($900-$1,500). More on our website. 


434. “Perfect Game” LE Lithograph 

Signed by (10) With Koufax, Larsen 

and Bunning - Full JSA 

Twenty-seven up, twenty-seven down! Such is the 

equation for pitching perfection. Composed by artist 

Doo S. Oh, this limited edition (49/86) color lithograph 

is autographed by (10) “Perfect Game” authors. Each 

has signed in black marker and has inscribed the date 

of achievement. Signatures average (“8-9”) quality and 

include: Barker, Browning, Bunning, Cone, Koufax, 

Larsen, Martinez, Rogers, Wells and Witt. Composed 

on canvas measuring 41-3/4 x 31-1/4”, the piece is 

securely fastened to a wooden frame. Full photo LOA 



435. Ken Griffey, Jr./LeRoy Neiman 

Dual-Signed Display - Full JSA 

Gifted in their respective fields, slugger Ken Griffey, Jr. 

and artist LeRoy Neiman have decorated this colorful 

display with their coveted autographs. Framed to 33-3/8 

x 34-3/4”, the piece features a Griffey, Jr. 1998 lithograph 

print signed by composer Neiman (black marker, 

“8-9” strength), as well as a 1994 image of Griffey 

signed by its subject in black marker (“9” strength). 



436. 1959 Washington Senators 

Team-Signed Photograph with (33) 

Autographs—Full JSA 

Very attractive 1959 Washington Senators team-signed 

photograph with (33) autographs. The black and blue 

ink scripts average (“8”) penmanship and are precisely 

placed beneath the players’ images. The black-andwhite 

picture depicts the squad at their Griffith Stadium 

hub and is framed to 15x12 dimensions. Key signatories 

include Top Row: Killebrew, Versalles; Middle 

Row: Allison; Bottom Row: Courtney (d.1975), 

Lavagetto and Beck. Full photo LOA from JSA. More 



437. Roger Maris Framed Autograph 

Display - PSA/DNA Authentic 

Overlooked and underappreciated in the Bronx, slugger 

Roger Maris took his services to St. Louis, where he 

played for two pennant-winning clubs as the Yankees 

struggled mightily. This display is framed to 32-1/8 x 

19-5/8” and showcases images of Maris during his 

Redbird days and is highlighted by a black-and-white 

photo signed by Maris in ballpoint (“8” strength). More 




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438. Babe Ruth Signed Oversized Photo - Full JSA 

A massive physical specimen during his unparalleled playing days, Babe Ruth was, and perhaps 

remains, the most readily recognized figure in American sports. And while he was sadly 

ravaged by cancer during his demise, his compliance with adoring fans never waned in the 

least. This autographed poster provides attestation of Ruth’s embracing manner and willingness 

to sign until the very end. Measuring 15-7/8 x 19-7/8” and mounted to a thick cardboard backing, 

a black-and-white image portrays Ruth completing his patented swing. Emerging prominently 

against the background of his pinstriped jersey, Ruth’s black-ink fountain pen signature 

projects (“6-7”) strength and clarity. In an unknown hand, a personalization and inscription is 

dated “1948,” making this one of Ruth’s final autographs. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


439. Mickey Mantle 

and Roger Maris 

Dual Signed 

Photo-Full JSA 

The “M&M” boys together 

again! Nothing could be 

sweeter than the confection 

of a season enjoyed by 

Mickey Mantle and Roger 

Maris in 1961 when they 

lead the Universe in home 

runs while guiding the 

Yankees to yet another 

World Series triumph. The presented photo, dual signed by Mantle (“9”) and Maris 

(“9”) in blue felt tip marker, captured the triumphant boys mugging it up with big 

grins in a candid pose. Cut from a magazine the photo measures 8-1/4 x 5-3/4” and 

has two unobtrusive vertical creases which do not affect the signatures. Full photo 

LOA from JSA. 


441. Yankees 

Reunion 

Photo Signed 

by (5) With 

Mantle, Maris 

and Full JSA 

Gathered for a 

reunion at Yankee 

Stadium during the 

early-1980s, former 

Bronx Bombers staples 

again donned 

their pinstriped uniforms 

and waved to the appreciative crowd. This 12x8 color photograph captures that 

scene and is autographed by (5) of the franchise’s perennial World Series participants. 

Executed in blue marker, the autographs average (“9”) strength and include: Berra, 

Ford, Mantle, Maris and Rizzuto. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


443. (4) Multi/Single- 

Signed Large 

Baseball Photographs 

with 

Mantle/Reese/Snider 

Significant signatures rule this 

quartet of multi/single-signed 

large baseball photographs. Each 

picture is crisply penned in blue 

ink and registers (“9-10”) penmanship. 

Included are 1.) triplesigned 

Mantle/Reese/Snider 

16x20 photograph (full photo 

LOA from JSA); 2.) singlesigned 

DiMaggio 11x14 matted to 16x20 (full photo LOA from JSA); 3.) singlesigned 

Reese 16x20 photograph (JSA basic cert) and 4.) single-signed R. Jackson 

12x18 Induction Day cover (JSA basic cert). 


440. Mickey Mantle 

Autographed 11x14 

“No Shirt” 

Photograph-Full JSA 

Candid, rare, obscure…yes, yes, 

yes, but what lies beyond that 

This out of the ordinary Mickey 

Mantle (d.1995) photograph is 

certainly one you don’t see 

every day. Presented is an 11x14 

extremely candid photo showing 

a shirtless Mantle getting a rubdown, 

which judging from 

Mick’s grin must have been a 

good one. The only thing bolder than this photo is Mantle’s prominent (“9-10”) 

strength autograph which has been applied in blue felt tip pen. This photo comes 

framed and matted to overall dimensions of 18x15 however the frame appears to need 

an upgrade. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


442. J. DiMaggio, 

Mantle, Martin, 

Ford Signed 

Framed Photo 

Gathered in the Bronx for a 

reunion, Yankee legends Joe 

DiMaggio, Whitey Ford, 

Mickey Mantle and Billy 

Martin posed for and autographed 

this photo. Framed 

to 22x18 under a gray 

matte, this 14x11 color print 

shows the famed quartet in 

the Yankee dugout (Ken 

Holtzman appears in the 

background, dating the image to 1976-1978). Each has rendered a blue Sharpie signature 

that projects (“9”) or better quality. From the personal collection of Ford, the item 

comes with a COA from Ford. 



Baseball Flats Lot of 

(29) With Grove, 

Hubbell and (4) Ryan 

Baseball’s elite headline this 

impressive lot of autographed 

flats. Potent signatures average 

(“8-9”) quality with highlights 

including Signed Photos: 8x10 

or 10x8 prints respectively 

signed by: Dickey, Grove, 

Hoyt, Larsen and a dual-signed 

news service photo with 

Hubbell and Terry; 1999 Hall of Fame FDCs: (4) signed 10x8 photo placards with 

Brett, Cepeda, Ryan and Yount; N. Ryan Signed Sports Illustrated: April 15, 1991 

issue, signed and inscribed “7 No-Hitters – 5,714 K’s – 324 Wins.” Certs/stickers 

from JSA, PSA/DNA and auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 




445. Babe Ruth and Jacob Ruppert Dual-Signed Postcard - 

PSA/DNA 7.5 

Separately, they began as a premier pitcher and a brewery magnate. Together, they built the 

foundation for the most hallowed dynasty in American sports. At a St. Petersburg, Florida 

spring training exhibition in 1934 before their 15th and final season together, Babe Ruth 

and Jacob Ruppert autographed this photo postcard. Through that time there were seven 

pennants, four World Series titles, contractual bickering and, when Ruth couldn’t contain 

himself, disciplinary action. Yet the two remained friends. By Ruth’s own admission, 

Ruppert called him “Babe” only once, on January 12, 1939, the night before he passed 

away. Encapsulated and Graded NM+ 7.5 by PSA/DNA, the postcard is signed in blackink 

steel-tip fountain pen by both, with Ruth’s penning (signed “George H Babe Ruth”) 

grading PSA/DNA 8 and Ruppert’s (signed “J Ruppert”) PSA/DNA 7. The bold signatures, 

incidentally, accent a sepia-toned likeness of Ruth flanked by Ruppert and Cap Huston at 

what appears to be a contract signing on a tree-lined field. On the reverse, the original 

recipient has penned a summary of how and when these autographs were obtained, citing a 

March 20, 1934 exhibition at the Boston Braves’ Waterfront Park facility. Ironically, less 

than a year later, Ruth was released by the Yankees and signed with the Braves as Rupert refused to comply with Ruth’s wishes to manage the club. Simply put, this is an 

absolutely priceless heirloom as one of very few signed by the two pillars of a dynasty that reigns to this day. This item has a reserve (estimated value $5500-$8000). 



446. Walter 

Johnson 

Signed Index 

Card - 

PSA/DNA 8 

From his rustic 

Kansas to the 

Nation’s Capital, 

fireballer Walter 

Johnson was the 

face of the Senators, 

toiling for oft-woeful 

installments and eventually, starring on back-to-back American League pennant 

winning rosters. Encapsulated with autograph Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA/DNA, this 

4-3/4 x 3” index card is signed by the Hall of Fame hurler. Preceded by his inscription 

of “Best Wishes always,” Johnson’s black ink penning is deserving of the technical 

assessment. This item has a reserve (estimated value $1100-$2000). 


447. Ty 

Cobb 

Autograph 

- PSA/DNA 

Gem-MT 

10 

While his 

approach to hitting 

and calculated 

competitive 

style were 

as close to perfect 

as a player could approach, Ty Cobb’s potent autograph is perfect on this encapsulated 

example. Rendered on an otherwise blank 3-3/8 x 2-3/8” card, Cobb’s blackink 

fountain pen signature and inscription of “Aug – 9 - 30” have been Graded GEM 

MT 10 by PSA/DNA. Accented by his trademark paraph, Cobb’s signature warrants 

every bit of its high technical praise. 


448. Ty Cobb Framed 

Signed Index Card 

Display - Full JSA 

As unique as his “hands apart” 

grip and unrivaled competitive 

spirit, Ty Cobb’s potent autograph 

and trademark paraph headlines 

this gorgeous display. Framed to 

22-1/2 x 18-1/8”, a standard size 

index card is home to Cobb’s 

black ink signature, which projects 

(“9”) strength and clarity. 

Accenting the display is a blackand-white 

likeness of Cobb with 

printed text conveying the praises 

of Walter Johnson. Full photo 

LOA from JSA. 


449. Len Koenecke Cut Signature - Full JSA 


451. (22) 1962-1986 

Baseball Hall of 

Fame/Superstar Signed 

Cards 


450. Charlie Perkins Cut Signature - Full JSA 



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452. Ty Cobb 

Signed 

Government 

Postcard - Full 

JSA 

Long since retired 

from an unparalleled 

hitting career, Ty Cobb 

had only money to 

count (thanks to wise 

investments in Coca- 

Cola and General 

Motors) and epic battles over which to reminisce. During his retirement, Cobb’s seldom 

seen “softer side” emerged as he complied with a request and signed this government 

postcard. Postmarked “MENLO PARK, CALIF. JUL 6 1956,” the laminated correspondence 

piece showcases Cobb’s blue ballpoint autograph, which projects (“9- 

10”) strength and is accented by his customary paraph. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


454. Mel Ott 

Signed 

Government 

Postcard - 

Full JSA 

Synonymous with the 

Polo Grounds, Hall of 

Famer Mel Ott delivered 

511 home runs 

with a patented leg 

kick and ferocious 

swing. The offered 

government postcard was autographed by Ott (d.1958) shortly before his untimely 

passing. Postmarked “DETROIT JUL 5 1956,” the laminated correspondence piece 

was received and signed by Ott during his brief tenure (1956-1958) announcing Tigers 

games on Mutual Radio. Executed in blue ballpoint, Ott’s signature projects (“9”) 

strength. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


456. Jimmie 

Foxx Signed 

Government 

Postcard - 

Full JSA 

Following a career 

that saw him launch 

534 home runs, 

Jimmie Foxx 

returned to the 

game he once 

defined (albeit at 

different levels). 

Following a stint managing the AAGPBL’s Fort Wayne Daisies, Foxx coached the 

University of Miami baseball team in 1956 and 1957. It was in that endeavor that he 

complied with an autograph request on this government postcard. Postmarked “1956 – 

Miami,” the since-laminated piece is signed by Foxx in black ink. The scripting shows 

(“6”) strength and is highlighted by the trademark “xx.” Full photo LOA from JSA. 


458. Thomas 

Connolly 

Signed 

Government 

Postcard - 

Full JSA 

Respected perhaps 

like no other big 

league arbiter, Hall 

of Famer Thomas 

Connolly earned 

prominent assignments 

such as the first-ever games at Shibe Park, Comiskey Park, Fenway Park and 

Yankee Stadium. Well after the conclusion of his 34-year career, Connolly complied 

with an autograph request on this government postcard. Postmarked “1956,” the laminated 

card is signed by Connolly (signed “Thomas H. Connolly”) in blue ballpoint 

(“9” strength) and inscribed “With every good wish.” Full photo LOA from JSA. 


453. Rogers 

Hornsby Signed 

Government 


JSA 

With a competitive desire 

that, more often than not, 

hindered relations with 

teammates, Rogers 

Hornsby never wavered 

in his outspoken ways. 

The Hornsby penning on 

this government postcard mirrors the Hall of Famer’s unyielding demeanor. 

Postmarked “JUN 25 1956,” the since-laminated card is signed by Hornsby in green 

ink and inscribed “1956.” The sizable signature shows (“9”) strength. Between mentoring 

jobs at the time of this autograph, Hornsby resided in Chicago (as indicated on 

the postmark), where he was to coach the Cubs in 1958. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


455. Tris 

Speaker 

Signed 

Government 

Postcard - 

Full JSA 

A key component 

on two Red Sox 

World Series winners 

during the 

Deadball Era, as 

well as on the 

Cleveland Indians’ first-ever Fall Classic installment, Hall of Famer Tris Speaker 

returned to the Tribe as a coach and advisor from 1947 until his death in 1958. This 

government postcard was autographed during the latter endeavor. Postmarked “JUN 

29, 1956,” the laminated piece is signed by Speaker in blue ballpoint (“9-10” 

strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. 


457. Larry 

Lajoie 

Signed 

Government 

Postcard - 

Full JSA 

Unflappable in his 

determination to 

deliver at the plate, 

Hall of Famer Nap 

Lajoie was so 

revered that his 

Cleveland Bronchos were re-named the “Naps” in his honor. More than half a century 

later, Lajoie was sought by autograph seekers, at least one of which he complied with 

in signing this government postcard. Executed in blue ink, “Larry Lajoie” and his 

inscriptions of “Best Wishes 6-26-56” project (“8”) strength and clarity. The postmark 

on the laminated card reads “Daytona Beach,” where Lajoie was to pass away less 

than three years later. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


459. Jackie 

Robinson 

Signed 

Government 


JSA 

Arguably the game’s 

most courageous figure, 

Jackie Robinson was, in 

the end, admired by millions 

for efforts that went 

far beyond the Major 

League diamonds on which he performed. Just before embarking on the 10th and final 

season of a remarkable big league career, Robinson signed this government postcard. 

Postmarked “Tampa – MAR 30 1956,” the laminated piece is signed by Robinson in 

blue ballpoint (“9”) strength. Additionally, his inscription reads: “Thanks for your very 

nice letter. It was nice receiving it. Best wishes.” Full photo LOA from JSA. 




460. Jimmie 

Foxx Signed 

Hall of Fame 

Plaque 

Postcard - 

SGC/JSA 

Authentic 

A product of rural 

Maryland, Hall of 

Famer Jimmie Foxx 

was the right-handed answer to Babe Ruth, clubbing 534 tape-measure circuit clouts 

throughout his career. Encapsulated with autograph assessed “Authentic” by 

SGC/JSA, this Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcard is autographed by the heralded 

slugger. Executed in black ink on the reverse, Foxx’ penning projects (“8-9”) strength 

and clarity. This is a bold example of one of the tougher 500 Home Run Club scriptings. 

This item has a reserve (estimated value $1200-$2000). 


462. Rogers Hornsby 

Framed Cut Signature 

Display PSA/DNA 

Widely considered the most controversial 

figure in baseball history, 

Rogers Hornsby was anything but 

popular among teammates and 

opponents. There is little argument, 

however, regarding his legacy as a 

player. Such are the sentiments 

regarding this autographed display. 

Framed to 25-1/2 x 27-3/8”, the 

piece showcases Hornsby’s cut signature. 

Executed in green ink and 

dated “1959,” the scripting projects 

(“8”) strength and is accompanied 

by (4) black-and-white photos. 



464. (4) Hall of 

Famer Signed 

GPCs With 

Baker, Clarke, 

Wallace and 

Walsh - All Full 

JSA 

Among the game’s earliest 

heroes, (4) turn of 

the century and 

Deadball Era Hall of 

Famers have individually autographed these government postcards. Each is laminated 

and postmarked “1956” with the city of the player’s residence. Rendered in black or 

blue ink, the autographs average (“9”) potency and include: Home Run Baker (signed 

“J. Franklin Baker”); Fred Clarke (signed “Fred C Clark”); Bobby Wallace (personalized 

and signed “Roderick J. Wallace”); and Ed Walsh (signed and inscribed “Hall of 

Fame – Cooperstown N.Y.”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 


466. (20) 1930s 

Baseball Cut 

Signatures With Hafey 

Amassed by a fervent fan during 

the 1930s, these (20) tougher autographs 

have been executed with 

various writing utensils on index 

cards and lined sheets. These average 

(“8-9”) strength and include: E. 

Farrell, J. Flowers, Hafey, (2) F. 

Hart (Chicago Cubs trainer), 

Heimach, Herring, M. Hopkins, J. 

Hutchinson, J. Jordan, Levey, (3) 

O. Miller, B. Newsome, Outen, P. 

Page, Rolfe and a dual-signed 1933 

Pirates display with Chagnon 

(d.1953) and H. Smith (full JSA). 

Individual certs/stickers from JSA. 


461. 

Wahoo 

Sam 

Crawford 

Signed 

Index 

Card 

Hall of Famer 

outfielder and 

all-time triples 

leader Sam 

Crawford was 

the author of 

this bold autograph 

and inscription. Executed in red ballpoint on a 5x3 index card, the penning 

reads “Wahoo Sam Crawford” and projects (“8-9”) strength and clarity. Just below, 

Crawford inscribed “Desist.” Full photo LOA from JSA. 


463. Roy Campanella 

Framed Autograph 

Display - PSA/DNA 

Perennial World Series participant 

and three-time MVP Roy 

Campanella is the subject of this 

display that showcases perhaps the 

most magnificent Campy autograph 

you’ll ever see. Framed to dimensions 

of 26-3/8 x 22-1/4”, a preaccident 

blue ballpoint Campanella 

autograph has been executed on a 

lined index card and projects (“9- 

10”) strength and clarity. Accenting 

the piece are (4) black-and-white 

photos of the Brooklyn backstop. 



465. (9) Hall 

of Famer 

Single-Signed 

Govt. 

Postcards 

With Grove, 

Hubbell and 

Terry 

Collected one by one 

by an ardent fan during 

the 1950s, these 

(9) U.S. Government 

postcards (all laminated) were autographed and mailed by since-retired heroes, each of 

whom has been enshrined in Cooperstown. The bold pennings average (“9”) potency 

and include: Frisch, Gehringer, Grove, Hartnett, Hubbell, Lyons, McCarthy (signed 

and personalized), Schalk (personalized and signed “Ray “Crocker” Schalk”) and 

Terry. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. 



Hall of Famer 

Single-Signed 

Index Cards With 

Koufax, Gomez 

and Medwick 

With affectionately dubbed 

legends including “Happy,” 

“Little Poison,” “The Big 

Cat” and “The Human 

Vacuum Cleaner,” this lot of 

(33) single-signed index 

cards spans the Deadball Era through the 1970s. Executed on 5x3 lined index cards 

and standard-size postcards, the autographs average (“9”) quality with keys including 

Alston (JSA cert/sticker), Chandler, Gomez, Goslin (JSA cert/sticker), Hafey (JSA 

cert/sticker), Koufax (JSA cert/sticker), Mathews, Medwick (JSA cert/sticker), S. Rice 

(JSA cert/sticker) and L. Waner. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



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468. 1964-1965 Signed 

“The Sporting News” 

Run of (56) With 

Aaron, Mays and West 

As the Yankee dynasty came to a 

close, diamond heroes excelled 

elsewhere in the mid-1960s. In 

addition, the popularity of football 

and basketball boomed. As 

always, The Sporting News was 

there to cover it all. Issued in 

1964 and 1965, this partial run of 

(65) weekly editions includes (56) 

autographed by their famous subjects. 

The publications present 

beautifully and showcase signatures 

that average (“9”) strength 

with highlights including: Aaron 

(JSA basic cert/sticker), B. 

Bradley, Butkus, Ford, B. Gibson, 

Marichal, Mathews, Mays (JSA 

basic cert/sticker), McCovey, 

Pettit, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Rose, Santo, West and B. Williams. Auction LOA 



470. 1972-1974 Signed 


Run of (91) With Abdul- 

Jabbar and B. Hull 

As apparel, hairstyles and attitudes 

changed during the early 1970s, a 

parade of revered athletes graced the 

covers of The Sporting News. This 

run of (91) 1972-1974 issues showcases 

the autographs of those heroic 

subjects. With covers/pages crisp 

throughout, the signatures average 

(“9”) quality with highlights including: 

Abdul-Jabbar (basic cert/sticker 

from JSA), (2) Archibald, Bench, 

Blyleven, Brock, Buoniconti, (2) 

Carlton, Cepeda, Cheevers, Clarke, 

D. Cowens, (2) Csonka, B. 

Cunningham, L. Dawson, P. Esposito, 

Evert, Fingers, Fisk, Gilmore, B. Hull 

(basic cert/sticker from JSA), Lemaire, Morgan, (4) Nicklaus (individual certs/stickers 

from JSA), J. Palmer, Perreault, Ratelle, Ryan, Santo, Spitz, Sutton, Tarkenton, 

Trevino, Turcotte, (3) Walton, B. Williams, D. Williams and J. Wilson. Auction LOA 



469. 1968-1969 Signed 


Run of (88) With Mays, 

Howe and Orr 

From an age during which color 

photos overtook black-and-white 

designs on the covers of The 

Sporting News, these (88) 1968- 

1969 issues are autographed by 

their legendary headlining subjects. 

Covers/pages are crisp and 

signatures average (“9”) quality 

with keys including: Brock, 

Bunning, Carew, Carlton, B. 

Casper, Cepeda, (2) P. Esposito, 

B. Gibson, (2) E. Hayes, Howe 

(basic cert/sticker from JSA), B. 

Hull (basic cert/sticker from JSA), 

R. Jackson (basic cert/sticker from 

JSA), Jurgensen, (2) Killebrew, 

Mackey, Mays (basic cert/sticker 

from JSA), (2) McCovey, P. 

Niekro, Orr (basic cert/sticker from JSA), Rose, Santo, Seaver, Starr, Ullman, Unseld, 

Wilkens and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. 


471. 1976-1977 

Signed “The 

Sporting News” Run 

of (96) With Abdul- 

Jabbar, E. Campbell 

and Schmidt 

Coinciding with tight-fitting 

knit uniforms, the dawn of free 

agency and seven-figure contracts, 

these (96) 1976-1977 

issues of The Sporting News 

are autographed by their iconic 

front cover subjects. Bold pennings 

average (“9”) potency 

with highlights including: 

Abdul-Jabbar (JSA cert/sticker), 

Bench, Brett, E. Campbell, 

Carew, Carlton, (3) Dorsett, 

Fidrych, Fingers, Griese, 

Griffin, Havlicek, F. Harris, E. 

Hayes, Jenkins, Lambert, 

Morgan, Jim Rice, Schmidt, Sutter, (2) D. Thompson and B. Walton. Auction LOA 



472. 1980-1981 

Signed “The 


of (87) With Gretzky, 

R. Jackson and Ryan 

A respected weekly source for 

all things sports, The Sporting 

News is the colorful medium for 

bold autographs in this run of 

(87) 1980 and 1981 issues. 

Complete issues with crisp 

pages showcase front cover signatures 

that average (“9”) 

strength with highlights including: 

M. Allen, (3) Brett, E. 

Campbell, Carlton, Fisk, F. 

Harris, R. Jackson, S.R. 

Leonard, B. Martin, Ryan, 

Stargell, Sutter, Swann, L. 

Taylor, H. Walker, Winfield and 

multi-signed covers with 

Cromwell/Gretzky/Herzog (full 

JSA); Musial/Rose; Quisenberry/Schmidt; Palmer/Weaver; and Bossy/Potvin/Trottier. 



473. 1984-1985 

Signed “The 


of (76) With Gretzky 

and Jordan 

Garnering front page praise 

and photos, athletic stalwarts 

have endorsed their likenesses 

on this run of (76) weekly The 

Sporting News editions from 

1984-1985. Publications are 

complete and crisp and autographs 

project (“9”) or better 

strength throughout with highlights 

including: Abdul-Jabbar 

(JSA cert/sticker), Bird (JSA 

cert/sticker), Dickerson, 

Gretzky (full JSA), Gwynn, R. 

Henderson, B. Jackson, Jordan 

(full JSA), Kuhn, B. Martin, 

Moon, Mullin, Murray, 

Riggins, Ripken, Jr., (2) Rose, Schmidt and Seaver. Among the multi-signed covers is 

a 1984 Hall of Fame design signed by Apaicio, Drysdale, Ferrell, Killebrew and 

Reese, Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



474. Roger Maris Signed 

April 29, 1967 “The 

Sporting News” - Full JSA 

Dealt to the St. Louis Cardinals for lighthitting 

infielder Charley Smith, slugger 

Roger Maris left a once-proud Yankee 

franchise bound for its second successive 

losing season and helped lead the 1967 

Redbirds to a World Series crown. All 

smiles on the cover of the April 29, 1967 

The Sporting News, Maris appeared as if 

he already knew the fates of his old and 

new teams. Presented is that publication 

decorated with a bold Maris autograph. 

Executed in blue marker, the penning 

projects (“8-9”) strength and clarity and 

comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. 


476. (4) Single-Signed 


Covers With Gretzky, 

Jordan, Payton and 

Puckett - Full JSA 

Revered ambassadors from each of 

the four major sporting arenas have 

individually autographed their likenesses 

on these (4) issues of The 

Sporting News. Covers/pages are 

complete and signatures show (“9- 

10”) strength with: Gretzky (January 

9, 1982); Jordan (March 28, 1983); 

Payton (September 19, 1983); and 

Puckett (September 24, 1984). 



478. (8) Single and Multi- 

Signed “The Sporting News” 

With Abdul-Jabbar, Jordan 

and Walton 

Before authoring legendary NBA careers, 

the endorsers of these (8) The Sporting 

News issues set precedents at the collegiate 

level. These ready-for-framing souvenirs 

showcase autographs that average (“9”) 

strength. Includes: Single-Signed Abdul- 

Jabbar, Bird, Ewing (full JSA) and Johnson. 

Multi-Signed; 1964-65 All-America (signed 

by 5 with Bradley, full JSA); 1972-73 

(signed by 10 with Walton, full JSA); 1983- 

84 North Carolina (signed by 3, with 

Jordan, full JSA); and a dual-signed issue 

with Walton and Wooden. Individual JSA 

certs/stickers. More on our website. 


480. (9) Multi-Signed “The 

Sporting News” Covers Wi t h 

Koufax, Mays and T. Wi l l i a m s 

Teammates, award-winning groupings and 

Hall of Fame classes are among the themes 

of these (9) multi-signed covers of The 

Sporting News. Covers/crisp pages present 

beautifully with signatures averaging (“9”) 

strength with highlights including: 1965 

Dodger Aces with Drysdale and Koufax; 

1965 Award Winners with Grant, Koufax, 

Mays and Oliva; 1966 Milwaukee Braves 

with Aaron, Mathews and Spahn; All-Star 

Game greats with Feller, Hubbell, Kaline, 

Marichal, Mays, Musial and T. Williams. 




475. (4) L.A. Dodgers 

Signed “The Sporting 

News” Issues With Koufax, 

Drysdale - Individual Full 

JSA 

During Walt Alston’s 23-year tenure at the 

helm of the Dodgers, his pitchers won a 

Major League-best six Cy Young Awards. 

Fittingly, this lot of (4) The Sporting News 

issues are respectively autographed by 

Alston and three of his prized mound 

pupils. With covers and crisp pages intact, 

the publications showcase potent scriptings 

that average (“9”) quality and include: 

Alston (May 27, 1967); Drysdale (June 8, 

1968); Koufax (September 25, 1965); and 

Marshall (July 27, 1974). Individual full 



477. (6) Single-Signed “The 

Sporting News” Issues With 

Mantle, T. Williams and 

Koufax 

While it stands to reason that the front 

cover of The Sporting News has always 

been reserved for the most celebrated athletes 

in the appropriate seasons, these (6) 

covers not only meet that criteria, but they 

are also autographed by their iconic subjects. 

With covers and pages complete, the 

publications showcase signatures that show 

(“8-9”) or better strength with: Aaron (July 

29, 1972); Hubbell (July 9, 1984); Koufax 

January 8, 1966, full JSA); Mantle (April 6, 

1968, full JSA); Mays (October 8, 1984); 

and T. Williams March 15, 1969, full JSA). 

JSA basic cert/stickers. 


479. (9) Single-Signed “The 

Sporting News” Basketball 

Covers With Jordan and 

Chamberlain - All Full JSA 

“Ballers” beyond compare, these (9) hoops 

legends have endorsed their likenesses on 

the front covers of The Sporting News 

issues. With covers/pages complete, the 

guides present nicely and showcase autographs 

that average (“8-9”) quality with 

Abdul-Jabbar (January 21, 1967); Auerbach 

(January 16, 1965); Bird February 9, 1980); 

Chamberlain (February 26, 1966); Cousy 

(March 4, 1967, signed and personalized); 

Erving February 12, 1977); Johnson (March 

15, 1980); Jordan (March 26, 1984); Russell 

December 17, 1966). Individual full photo 



481. (13) Single- 

Signed “The 

Sporting News” 

Football Covers With 

Unitas and J. Brown 

Gridiron heroes, all, the subjects 

of these (13) autographed 

issues of The Sporting News 

hail from the NFL’s popularity 

boom through the Super Bowl 

era. With covers/pages intact on 

all, signatures average (“9”) 

potency and include: Bradshaw, 

J. Brown, Elway, Ham, Marino, 

(2) Montana, Namath, Payton, 

Phillips, Sayers, Staubach and 

Unitas. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. 



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482. 1930 Joe 

Stripp Game- 

Used Bat 

With 

Durocher 

Sidewriting 

Notation - 

PSA/DNA GU- 

7.5 

Ever the competitor, 

Hall of Famer Leo 

Durocher sought 

every edge during 

his playing days. This 1930 game-used and side-written bat provides ample evidence 

of that. Graded GU 7.5 by PSA/DNA, this Hanna Batrite (33.3-oz/35-1/2”) Joe 

Stripp block-letter bat shows heavy use with ball and cleat marks, as well as a 3-1/2” 

piece missing from the knob. In vintage grease pencil, “34oz Leo Durocher 6-25-30 

Cin Nat” appears on the barrel, indicating a request for duplicate models. Not surprisingly, 

Stripp hit .306 in 1930 and this bat was obviously to Durocher’s liking. The ash 

lumber has a steel temper finish and decidedly pronounced center brand and barrel 

stamping identifiers. The rarity of Hanna Batrite gamers, coupled with the Durocher 

side written notation, make this a headliner to any serious bat collection. Full photo 

LOA from PSA/DNA. 


483. Jorge Posada 2004 Signed Game-Used Bat - 

PSA/DNA GU-7.5 

In his 10th big league season, Bronx backstop Jorge Posada signed and wielded this 

Louisville Slugger (32.9-oz/34-1/2”) “P320” signature model weapon as the 2004 club 

won its seventh straight A.L. East crown. The ash lumber features a black “Smith” 

finish and showcases Posada’s fiber tip autograph, which shows (“8”) strength near 

the barrel stampings. Graded GU 7.5 by PSA/DNA, the bat shows excellent use with 

a 9” handle crack and ball, cleat and stitch impressions on the barrel. Full photo LOA 

from PSA/DNA. More on our website. 


484. Miguel Cabrera 2007 Signed Game-Used Bat 

2012 Triple Crown winner, Miguel Cabrera wielded and signed this Marucci “MC24” 

(33.2-oz/34”) block-letter model weapon during his final campaign (2007) in Florida. 

The two-toned war club features a black handle and brown barrel that showcases 

Cabrera’s silver marker autograph (“9” strength) and inscriptions of “24 – Game 

Used.” Uncracked, the item shows nice use with ball and deeply embedded stitch 

marks about the barrel, as well as transposed OML ball stampings. Sticker from Rich 

Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. 


486. (15) 

1971-1983 

Professional 

Model Hall of 

Famer/ 

Superstar 

Game-Issued 

Bats 

Issued to sluggers 

during the 1970s and 

1980s, these (15) 

professional model 

weapons comprise a 

ready-made Hall of 

Famer and superstar 

arsenal. All are 

uncracked and show 

limited or no use 

with prominent center 

brands and barrel 

stampings. Includes: Bench, Bo. Bonds, Carter, Chambliss, Dawson, Foster, (2) K. 

Hernandez, LeFlore, McCovey, P. Niekro, Parker, Simmons, Stargell and Winfield. 



485. (6) 1971-1983 Professional Model Philadelphia 

Phillies Game-Issued Bats 

Turned and issued for use by 1970s-1980s Philadelphia Phillies staples, these (6) 

uncracked professional model weapons exhibit little or no use and include: Maddox 

(1975-1979); Matthews (1981-1983); McBride (1978-1979); (2) Montanez (1971- 

1972 and 1982); and a National League Centennial bat. More on our website. 


487. (8) Hanley 

Ramirez 

Autographed 

Items With 

Game-Used Bat 

These (8) souvenirs 

have been autographed 

by superstar shortstop 

Hanley Ramirez. 

Includes: (3) Baseballs: 

snow-white OML orbs 

(grade “9”) each signed 

on the sweet spot in 

blue ballpoint (“9” 

strength); Game-Used 

Bat: an Old Hickory 

(32.4-oz/34”) “HR4” 

block-letter model 

signed on the barrel in 

silver marker (“8” 

strength) and inscribed 

“2010 Game Used”; Game-Used batting Gloves: (4) Franklin accessories, each 

signed on the palm (average “6-7” strength). Individual stickers from Rich Altman’s 

Hollywood Collectibles. More on our website. 



488. Early-1960s Los Angeles 

Angels Game-Worn Trio With Cap, 

Jacket and Warm-Up Jersey 

The third big league team to make its home in 

California, the Los Angeles Angels have endured 

numerous identity changes. The club’s early-1960s origins 

are evident on these game-worn artifacts. Includes: 

Cap a blue wool accessory with a silver “halo” embroidered 

atop the crown; Warm-Up Jersey a blue 

pullover garment with “LA” sewn to the left breast in 

red-on-white twill and “Wilson” size “40” tagging sewn 

within the collar; Jacket a blue satin-like button-down 

garment with “ANGELS” arched atop the back in redon-white 

twill. More on our website. 


489. 1953 Columbus Red Birds 

Game-Worn Road Ensemble 

In terms of minor league teams and their status as affiliates 

to parent clubs, it began with the Columbus Red 

Birds, a club purchased by Cardinals executive Branch 

Rickey in 1931. Near the end of that team’s run as a 

Class AAA American Association affiliate of the Cards, 

this road ensemble was worn during the 1953 season by 

a big league hopeful. The gray flannel jersey and pants 

feature red trim, with felt identifiers on the jersey and 

proper “Rawlings” tagging on both. Worn likely in 

1953 and in subsequent seasons, the items show appropriate 

wear. More on our website. 


490. Ray Lamanno 1945-1948 

Cincinnati Reds Signed Game-Worn 

Jacket 

Keeping with their proud tradition of dependable catchers, 

the Cincinnati Reds unveiled Ray Lamanno in 1941. 

Following a stint in the U.S. Navy during World War II, 

Lamanno earned All-Star recognition in 1946. Along the 

w a y, he wore and signed this warm-up jacket. The thick 

blue canvas button-down garment features cream-colored 

leather sleeves and a “C-REDS” logo sewn to the back 

in red and white pile. On the left sleeve, Lamanno’s red 

ballpoint autograph projects (“9”) strength. Solid wear is 

evident. More on our website. 


491. 1956-1966 St. Louis Cardinals 

Game-Worn Warm-Up Jacket 

Celebrate the proud tradition of baseball’s second-winningest 

franchise with this vintage St. Louis Cardinals 

game-worn warm-up jacket. Tailored between 1956 and 

1966 during the club’s final years at Sportsman’s Park, 

this red canvas zippered garment features a team logo 

embroidered to the left breast, “38” sewn to the left 

sleeve in blue felt and blue stretch ribbed cotton lining 

the collar, waistline and sleeve endings. Black leather 

panels line the front pocket openings and the right front 

tail’s interior is home to a “Rawlings” size “46” label. 



492. 1961-1965 Minnesota Twins 

Game-Worn Warm-Up Jacket 

Transplanted from the Nation’s Capital to the Midwest, 

the Minnesota Twins wasted little time in establishing 

their own identity, reaching the World Series in just 

their fifth year. This jacket was worn by a Twins player 

during the club’s first five seasons (1961-1965) in the 

twin Cities. The blue satin-like button-down garment 

features “Minnesota” sewn across the chest in red-onwhite 

twill with “TWINS” and two stars embroidered 

to the lengthy paraph. Within the fur-lined collar, a 

“Butwin” label is accompanied by a size tag whose 

designation has faded. More on our website. 


493. 1968 Boston Red Sox Game- 

Worn Warm-Up Jacket 

As Major League clubs were under contract with big 

name sporting goods companies for apparel, the Boston 

Red Sox were one of the few teams that kept it “local,” 

having their garments tailored by the time-honored Tim 

McAuliffe plant. This 1968 game-worn BoSox jacket 

features the qualities for which the tradition was kept. 

The blue satin-like button-down garment features a 

team logo sewn to the left breast in red pile. Within the 

fur-lined collar, a manufacturer’s label is accompanied 

by a size “48” tag and a tag denoting “’68.” Heavy 



494. Vintage Houston Astros Game- 


Space-themed logos, artificial turf and indoor baseball 

were among the novelties introduced by the Houston 

Astros. As loud and colorful as those concepts once 

seemed, this jacket was worn by an Astros player likely 

during the late-1970s. The blue nylon button-down garment 

features a team logo embroidered to a 7-1/2”-diameter 

twill plate on the left breast and a smaller version on 

the left sleeve. Within the collar, a “Wilson” size “44” 

label has a notation of “44.” While the logos date to 

1965-1974, this style of “Wilson” tagging began in 1978, 

suggesting a late-1970s issue. More on our website. 


495. 1960s Los Angeles Dodgers 

Game-Worn Jacket 

“Dodger blue” shines brilliantly on this 1960s gameworn 

road jacket. The blue satin-like button-down garment 

features “LA” sewn to the left breast in white 

twill, while blue-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton 

lines the collar, waistline and sleeve endings. Within 

the collar, a hanger is accompanied by a blank canvas 

tag with a handwritten “15” (suggesting the jacket was 

worn by Tom Haller). The button path’s interior is 

home to a “Rawlings” size “46” label. More on our 

website. 


496. Early-1990s Oakland A’s Game- 


As the franchise re-discovered its winning ways, this 

Oakland A’s warm-up jacket was worn during the early- 

1990s. The green canvas button-down garment features 

beige sleeves and team logos sewn to the back and left 

breast in appropriate colored pile, with embroidered 

and felt accents on the back design. Green stretch 

ribbed cotton lines the collar, waistline and sleeve endings, 

while the collar’s interior is home to a “Starter” 

and size “XL” label. Minimal wear is evident. 



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BASEBALL / FOOTBALL 


497. 1980s-1990s San Diego Padres 

Game-Worn Lot of (4) With Garvey 

Signed Jacket 

Worn during the 1980s and 1990s as the expansion 

Padres gained notoriety in the Mission Valley and 

beyond, these (4) game-worn apparel items include: 

Steve Garvey Signed Jacket a 1983-1987 warm-up 

jacket signed on the interior; Dennis Rasmussen 1983 

Warm-Up Jersey a yellow knit pullover garment with 

vintage “Majestic” tagging; 1982-1983 Batting 

Practice Jersey a brown mesh pullover garment with 

number “29”; Andy Ashby Signed Jersey a 1999 

home jersey signed in silver marker. Auction LOA from 

JSA (for autographs). More on our website. 


498. Elrod Hendricks 1992-1994 

Game-Worn Baltimore Orioles 

Bullpen Jacket 

From his 1968 debut at Memorial Stadium through the 

2005 season at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Elrod 

Hendricks remained a beloved Baltimore fixture as 

both player and coach. This Orioles bullpen jacket was 

worn by Hendricks during the 1992-1994 seasons at the 

club’s picturesque new venue. The full length black and 

orange nylon garment features team logos on the left 

breast and left sleeve, an American League logo patch 

on the right sleeve and “Orioles” sewn atop the back. 

Within the collar, a “Starter” size “XL” label has a 

black marker notation of “44.” Moderate wear. 


499. Circa-1940s Brooklyn Dodgers 

Game-Worn Cap 

While the Dodgers mascot name lives on to this day, 

elements from Brooklyn are, for the most part, mere 

memories. A scarce survivor from those unforgettable 

summers in Flatbush, this Brooklyn Dodgers cap was 

worn during the days of Ebbets field. With a white button 

atop the six-point crown and a white “B” embroidered 

to the front center, the design dates to 1939-1957. 

The interior leather sweatband is home to a “Rawlings” 

label and size “6-7/8” stamping. Moderate wear is evident 

with a crack on the bill. 


500. 1963-1967 Kansas City Athletics 

Game-Worn Cap 

Destined for relocation from their first days in Kansas 

City, the Athletics remained in the Midwest until the 

close of the 1967 campaign. This cap was worn by one 

of the struggling franchise’s players during the latter 

portion of the club’s tenure in K.C. The green wool 

accessory dates to 1963-1967, as owner Charlie Finley 

bucked the traditional red and blue team colors. “KC” 

is embroidered to the front center in white. Within the 

six-point crown, a sweatband is home to a “Tim 

McAuliffe” label and a size “6-7/8” stamping. Light 

wear. 


503. 1983-1988 Washington Bullets 

Game-Worn Apparel Lot of (5) 

From the team’s memorable tenure at the Capital 

Centre, these Washington Bullets apparel items are tailored 

from the franchise’s once-familiar red-white-andblue 

from an era in which short shorts and big afros 

were all the rage. Highlights include: Joe Kopicki 

1983-84 Game-Worn Warm-Up Jacket white knit 

short-sleeved button-down garment with “bullets” sewn 

across the back in blue-on-red twill and proper Wilson 

tagging within the collar; 1983-84 Game-Worn Shorts 

blue knit leg wear with white twill stars sewn to the 

outer legs. More on our website. 


501. 1969 Seattle Pilots Game-Worn 

Cap From Club’s Lone Season 

While the expansion Seattle Pilots were just a bad idea, 

period, the club’s uniform items from their one year are 

decidedly tough to come by. This 1969 Pilots cap was 

worn by backstop Jerry McNertney. The blue wool 

accessory features “S” embroidered to the front center 

in gold, with gold finery sewn just below and to the 

bill. Within the six-point crown, a leather sweatband is 

home to a “Wilson” label. McNertney’s number “15” is 

inscribed on the bill’s underside. Heavy wear is evident 

with (2) cracks on the bill and separation on portions of 

the sweatband. 


504. Philadelphia Eagles Game-Used 

Lot of (3) With McNabb and S. 

Brown Jerseys 

Members of 

perennial 

playoff contenders 

at 

Lincoln 

Financial 

Field wore 

these 

Philadelphia 

Eagles 

apparel items 

during recent 

campaigns. 

Includes: Donovan McNabb 2003 Alternate Jersey a 

black mesh/dazzle cloth blend garment with twill identifiers 

and proper “Reebok” tagging; Sheldon Brown 

2005 Home Jersey a white mesh/dazzle cloth blend 

garment with twill identifiers and proper “Reebok” tagging; 

Jeremy Maclin 2009-2011 Gloves gray leather 

accessories with “18” inscribed on each Velcro wrist 

fastener. More on our website. 


502. Moses Malone 1987-88 

Washington Bullets Game-Worn 

Road Jersey - Rare Style 

Pre-dating the current day bumper crop, Hall of Famer 

Moses Malone made the seamless transition from preps 

to pros back in 1974 when the feat was unheard of. As 

rare as Malone’s dominance, this 1987-88 Washington 

Bullets road jersey was worn by the iconic center. The 

red mesh pullover garment features twill identifiers and 

proper “MacGregor – Sand Knit” tagging. The one-year 

style is decidedly rare and, combined with outstanding 

wear characteristics, warrants a Graded A assessment 

from jersey expert Jim Thomas. More on our website. 


505. 1930s-1940s Transitional 

Football Helmet 

Archaic by modern standards, this 1930s-1940s football 

helmet is a “transitional” example and forerunner to the 

all-plastic versions that took over in the 1950s. The 

outer shell features a plastic crown and leather ear 

flaps, front and back panels. Leather lines the lower 

interior, which features an “AIRLITE” stamping and 

four-point suspension. This “Wilson” size “7-1/4” 

accessory is equipped with its original chin strap. Solid 

game wear is evident. 



506. 1935 National Chicle 

Football #34 Bronko Nagurski 

High Number—SGC 10 


509. 1961 

Fleer 

Football 

Series 2 

Uncut 

Sheet with 

Kemp & 

(2) 

Maynard 

RC 

Very attractive 

1961 Fleer 

Football Series 

2 uncut sheet of 

(132) cards. 

Presenting 

much nicer than 

when infrequently offered, this full sheet displays moderate 

peripheral wrinkling along with superficial interior 

creasing. Unless noted, the keys are absent of those 

flaws. Included are #155 Kemp, #162 Mix, (2) #166 

Blanda, #188 Flores RC, (2) #197 Otto RC (one 

creased) and (2) #215 Maynard RC (one creased). 


512. 1968 

Topps 

Football 

Complete 

Set 

(219/219) 

Clean 1968 

Topps 

Football complete 

set of 

(219) cards. 

This classic 

series has an 

approximate 

condition 

breakdown of 

30% (EX-MT 

or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 15% (VG or 

lesser) with only mild instances of errant factory centering. 

Highlights include #1 Starr (VG-EX), #25 

Meredith (VG), #65 Namath (EX), #75 Sayers (EX), 

#100 Unitas (VG-EX), #127 Butkus (EX-MT), #149 

Kemp (EX), #161 Tarkenton (EX-MT), #162 Ditka 

(EX) and #196 Griese RC (EX-MT). 


507. 1935 National Chicle Football 

Group of (4) SGC Graded High 

Numbers 

Make significant progress on the acclaimed 1935 

National Chicle Football issue with this quartet of SGC 

graded keepsakes. Included are SGC 20: (3 cards) with 

#28 Kostka, #32 Johnston, #36 Masterson and SGC 

Authentic: #29 MacMurdo. These cards display clean, 

biographical reverses and colorful fronts. 


510. 1962 

Post 

Cereal 

Football 

Partial Set 

of 

(155/200) 

Cards 

Promising 1962 

Post Cereal 

Football partial 

set of (155/200) 

cards featuring 

several stars and 

key shortprints. 

The majority of 

this assortment was neatly extracted from period cereal 

boxes and averages (VG to EX) having clean backs 

with deference to factory glue residue inherent to the 

issue. Keys include #8 Kramer SP (VG), #54 McCord 

SP (VG-EX), #75 Wiggin SP (VG-EX), #11 Ditka SP 

(GD), #141 Lilly (GD), #45 Tubbs SP (VG), #163 Dale 

SP (GD) and #184 Tarkenton RC (VG-EX). 


513. 1968- 

1971 

Topps 

Football 

Complete 

Set Run 

Comprehensive 

1968-1971 

Topps Football 

complete set 

run featuring 

several notable 

Hall of Fame 

rookies. 

Highlights 

include 1968 

Topps set: 

(219/219, average EX-MT) with #196 Griese RC (EX- 

MT); 1969 Topps set: (263/263, majority NM) with 

#26 Piccolo RC (EX-MT), #120 Csonka RC (NM); 

1970 Topps set: (263/263, average EX-MT) with #90 

Simpson RC (EX), #180 Unitas (NM) and 1971 Topps 

set: (263/263, median EX-MT) with #156 Bradshaw 

RC (EX-MT). More on our website. 


508. 1960 

Fleer 

Football 

Complete 

Set Plus 

Proof Set of 

(132) Cards 

Each 

Interesting pair of 

1960 Fleer Football 

complete sets featuring 

both the regular 

version and 

proof set which 

served as the predecessor to the mainstream issue. 

Highlights include 1960 Fleer set: (132/132, EX to 

EX-MT) with #20 Baugh CO (EX-MT), #58 Blanda 

(GD), #116 Stram RC CO (EX-MT), #118 Mix RC 

(VG), #124 Kemp RC (EX-MT); 1960 Fleer Proof set: 

(132/132, presents EX-MT to NM-MT, neatly sheet cut, 

keys average NM, unless noted) with #20 Baugh CO, 

#58 Blanda, #116 Stram RC CO, #118 Mix RC and 

#124 Kemp RC (trimmed). 


511. (6) 

1956-1967 

Topps & 

Fleer 

Football 

Starter Sets 

with Stars 

Explore multiple 

Topps & Fleer 

Football editions 

with these (6) 

1956-1967 starter 

sets. Highlights 

include 1956 

Topps: (56/120, 

median VG-EX); 1959 Topps: (87/176, median EX to 

EX-MT) with #1 Unitas (GD), #10 J. Brown (VG), #23 

Starr (EX); 1961 Fleer: (94/220, composite EX-MT) 

with #11 J. Brown (VG), #30 Unitas (EX), #155 Kemp 

(NM), #215 Meredith RC (NM); 1964 Topps: (96/176, 

median EX-MT to NM) with #31 Lamonica RC (NM), 

#155 Alworth (NM); 1966 Topps: (58/132, majority 

VG-EX) and 1967 Topps: (73/132, average VG-EX). 



514. 1960- 

1969 

Football 

Card 

Collection 

of (1259) 

with 

Brown & 

Unitas 

For the true 

gridiron enthusiast 

comes the 

offered 1960- 

1969 Topps, Fleer and Philadelphia Football collection 

of (1259) cards heralded by a legion of Hall of Famers 

and stars. Highlights include 1960 Topps: (2) #1 Unitas 

(GD, FR); 1961 Topps: (375 cards, majority GD, 5- 

10% paper loss/writing) with #71 J. Brown (PR, paper 

loss); 1962 Topps: (93 cards, median GD) with #64 

Hornung SP (VG); 1964 Philadelphia: #71 Adderley 

RC (EX-MT); 1964 Topps: #176 CL (PSA 7); 1966 

Topps: #67 Dawson (EX-MT) and #132 CL (PSA 7, 

mc). More on our website. 



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515. 1968-1971 Topps 

Football Partial Set Run 

Combatants from the National Football 

League overpower the competition with 

this quartet of 1968-1971 Topps partial 

sets. Featured are 1968 Topps partial: 

(186/219, average EX to EX-MT) with 

#65 Namath (EX), #149 Kemp (EX-MT), 

#196 Griese RC (EX-MT); 1969 Topps 

partial: (155/263, aggregate EX) with 

#25 Unitas (EX-MT), #120 Csonka RC 

(VG-EX); 1970 Topps partial: (208/263, 

median EX to EX-MT) with #90 Simpson 

RC (VG-EX), #180 Unitas (EX-MT) and 

1971 Topps partial: (217/263, majority 

VG-EX) with #250 Namath (VG-EX). 



517. (3) 1970 


Posters Uncut 

Sheets—Different 

Seldom offered trio of 1970 

Topps Football Posters uncut 

sheets. Measuring nearly 

29x23, each sheet displays 

six players. The colorful and 

action-packed images are 

printed on wafer-thin paper 

stock with (2) presenting in 

( E X - M T to NM) condition 

while the other displays 

creasing and peripheral 

notching which does not significantly impact the overall presentation. Included are #1 

Sayers, 2, 3, 5-10, #11 Butkus, 14, 15, #16 Alworth, 17, 18, 22, 23 and 24. 


519. 1953-1975 

Football Shoebox 

Collection of 


1956 Topps 

Checklist 

Expand your inventory 

with this diverse 1953- 

1975 football shoebox collection 

of (974) cards featuring 

several Hall of 

Famers and minor stars 

from the major producers 

of the day. Highlights include 1956 Topps: NNO CL SP (marked); 1957 Topps: (144 

cards, average EX-MT) with #124 McDonald RC (VG); 1958 Topps: #10 L. Moore 

(VG-EX); 1959 Topps: (101 cards, majority EX to EX-MT) with #155 J. Taylor RC 

(VG-EX) and 1968 Topps: (128 cards, majority VG-EX). More on our website. 


521. (1770) 1959-1979 Topps, 

Philadelphia & Fleer Football 

Shoebox Collection with Stars 

Fill some wantlists with this (1770) 1959- 

1979 Topps, Philadelphia and Fleer Football 

shoebox collection with several Hall of 

Famers and stars. Highlights include 1959 

Topps: #140 B. Mitchell RC (EX-MT); 1963 

Topps: #96 Nitschke RC (VG); 1965 

Philadelphia: (328 cards, aggregate EX); 

1965 Topps: (2) #121 Maynard (EX-MT, 

VG-EX); 1966 Philadelphia: (683 cards, 

majority EX-MT) with (6) #32 Ditka (average 

EX-MT); 1967 Philadelphia: (242 cards, 

average EX-MT) and (2) 1979 Fleer Team- 

Action sets: (69/69, average NM). More on 

our website. 


516. 1970 Topps Football 

Complete Set (263/263) 

Plus 1962 Topps Starter 

(70/176) with Unitas 

Prime pairing of classic gridiron editions 

featuring rookies of Simpson 

and Tarkenton along with stalwarts 

such as Namath and Unitas. 

Highlights include 1962 Topps 

starter: (70/176, average VG to VG- 

EX, 5 dupes) with #1 Unitas (VG), 

#36 E. Davis RC SP (GD), #90 

Tarkenton RC SP (EX); 1970 Topps: 

(263/263, average EX-MT) with #59 

Page RC (NM), #90 Simpson RC 

(EX-MT), #114 B. Smith RC (NM), 

#150 Namath (EX-MT) and #180 

Unitas (NM). More on our website. 


518. (73) 1961-1970 Football PSA 

Graded Cards with Unitas & 

Namath 

”The Golden Arm” and “Broadway Joe!” 

Gallery of (73) 1961-1970 Topps, Fleer or 

Philadelphia Football PSA graded cards bolstered 

by several stars. Highlights include 1961 Topps: 

#40 Hornung (PSA 7), #145 Blanda (PSA 7); 

1968 Topps Stand-Ups: Meredith (PSA 7), 

Namath (PSA 5); 1969 Topps: (29 cards) with 

#25 Unitas (PSA 7), #120 Csonka RC (PSA 7); 

1970 Kellogg’s: (21 cards) with #55 Unitas (PSA 

9). More on our website. 


520. (6400+) 1970-1972 Topps Football Singles with Stars 

Fill some sets with these (6400+) 1970-1972 Topps Football singles with several Hall of 

Famers and stars such as Alworth, Maynard, Otto and much, much more. Multiple 

near/partial sets are also probable. Highlights include 1970 To p p s : (350+, aggregate EX) 

with #90 O. Simpson RC (VG); 1971 To p p s : (3950+, composite VG to EX) and 1 9 7 2 

To p p s : (2100+, average EX-MT) with (4) #100 Namath (GD). More on our website. 


522. (12,500+) 

1973-1975 Topps 

Football Cards 

with Stars 

Get your fill of these 

(12,500+) 1973-1975 

Topps Football cards with 

multiple stars, semi-stars 

and specialty cards. This 

primarily mid-grade gathering 

is ideal for the 

prospective team or complete 

set collector. 

Included are 1973 Topps: (4200+, majority VG-EX to EX) with (3) #487 Stabler RC 

(EX-MT, VG-EX, GD); 1974 Topps: (3800+, median VG to VG-EX) ; 1975 Topps: 

(4500+, average EX) with (3) #282 Swann RC (EX, (2) VG-EX) and (6) #367 Fouts 

RC (average VG). More on our website. 




Complete Set (351/351)—Higher 

Grade 

Featured is perhaps the most desirable and difficult 

to complete gridiron issue of the 1970s, the 1972 

Topps Football complete set of (351) cards. This 

upper tier “vending fresh” gallery features numerous 

cards suitable for third-party professional grading. 

The approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 

35% NM-MT or better), 35% (NM), 20% 

(EX) and 10% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging 

high series presenting similarly to the lower 

numbers. Highlights include #100 Namath (NM), 

#150 Bradshaw (EX-MT), #200 Staubach RC 

(NM), #271 Warfield AP (NM), #272 Griese AP 

(NM), #291 Spurrier RC (NM-MT), #294 CL (VG- 

EX), #300 Page (NM), #334 C. Taylor (NM), #338 

Spurrier IA (NM) and #343 Namath IA (NM-MT). 



525. (8) 

1973-1984 

Topps 

Football 

Complete 

Sets 

Gridiron greats 

storm the field 

with these (8) 

1973-1984 Topps 


sets. The 

1970s editions 

average (EX-MT 

to NM) while the 

1980s sets generally 

present (NM to NM-MT). Highlights include 1973 

Topps set: #89 Harris RC (NM), #487 Stabler RC (EX- 

MT); 1974 Topps set:; 1975 Topps set: #282 Swann 

RC (EX-MT), #367 Fouts RC (NM); 1978 Topps set: 

#315 Dorsett RC (EX-MT) and 1984 Topps set: #63 

Elway RC (NM) and #123 Marino RC (NM). It is 

assumed all sets are complete, although a card or two 

may be missing. More on our website. 


528. (23) 

1979-1987 

Topps 

Football 

Complete 

Sets 

Canton rookies 

abound with 

these (23) 

1979-1987 


complete sets. 

These hand 

collated editions 

each 

grade (NM to 

NM-MT) or 

better with the highlights generally faring similarly. 

Keynote rookies include Campbell, Elway, Marino, 

Montana, Rice and many others! Included are 1979 (E. 

Campbell RC is EX-MT), 1980, (2) 1981, (4) 1982, (2) 

1983, (7) 1984 (one Elway RC is EX-MT), (2) 1985, 

(2) 1986 (one Rice RC is EX-MT, plus 700+ dupes) 

and (2) 1987. 


526. 1976 Topps Football Hoard of 

(15,000+) Cards 

Huge 1976 Topps Football hoard of (15,000+) cards. T h i s 

mountain of cardboard has a high probability of yielding 

several near/partial sets. Averages (VG-EX) with few 

lesser and several better. Perfect for the team set collector 

or complete set builder and is highlighted by several Hall 

of Famers and stars. Highlights include (3) #75 Bradshaw 

( E X - M T, EX, GD), (8) #140 Swann (average V G - E X ) , 

(4) #220 Lambert RC (average EX), (12) #305 Riggins 

(average VG-EX), (11) #395 Staubach (average EX), (6) 

#427 E. Jones RC (average EX) and (10) #500 Ta r k e n t o n 

(average VG-EX). Tremendous “break value” with these 

36 year-old gridiron cards! 


529. (37) 1980s-1990s Football 

Complete Sets with (6) 1989 Score 

Go the distance with these (37) 1980s-1990s football 

complete sets featuring multiple Hall of Fame rookies 

of Aikman, B. Sanders and D. Sanders. Included are 

1988 Topps (hand collated), 1989 Pro Set (hand collated), 

(6) 1989 Score (factory), (9) 1989 Score 

Supplemental (factory), (17) assorted 1980s Police sets 

(average NM-MT) and (3) 1993 Upper Deck Rookie 

Exchange sets (all factory). 


524. 1972-1975 Topps Football 

Partial/Starter Set Run 

Seize this ready-to-complete run of 1972-1975 Topps 

Football partial/starter sets. Highlights include 1972 

Topps starter: (108/351, aggregate EX) with #100 

Namath (VG); 1973 Topps partial: (429/528, average 

EX-MT); 1974 Topps partial: (461/528, median EX- 

MT to NM) with #470 Bradshaw (EX-MT) and 1975 

Topps partial: (463/528, median NM). More on our 

website. 


527. 1978- 

1983 

Topps 

Football 

Complete 

Set Run 

Plus (6) 

1980 

Topps 

Football 

Super 

Sets 

Game day 

greats take the 

field with this 

1978-1983 Topps Football complete set run plus (6) 

1980 Topps Football Super sets. These hand collated 

editions generally average (NM). Keys include 1978 

Topps: #200 Payton (NM), #315 Dorsett RC (NM); 

1981 Topps: #216 Montana RC (EX); 1982 Topps: 

#434 L. Taylor RC (NM), #486 Lott RC (NM-MT) and 

#488 Montana (NM). More on our website. 


530. 1986 Topps Football & 1989 

Score Football Complete Sets with 

(16) PSA Graded 



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Wax Box & (2) Rack 

Boxes with Stars 

Showing 

Score investment grade rookies of 

Elway, Marino, Dickerson, Green and 

Long with this trio of 1984 Topps 

Football wax and rack boxes. 

Included are 1984 Topps Football 

wax box: (36 packs, 15 cards per, 

“X” out) and (2) 1984 Topps 

Football rack boxes: (one 24 racks, 

one near with 23/24 packs, 54 cards 

per) with Dickerson IR (front), 

Dorsett/Singletary (back), Elway RC 

(back), (2) Long RC (back), Marino 

RC (front), (2) Marino RC (back), Marino IR/Webster (front), Payton (back) and Tippett RC/Marino Leaders 

(front)/L. Taylor (back). 


533. (8) 

1910-1912 

Kansas vs. 

Missouri 

Real Photo 

Postcards 

For an encore to 

what is widely 

considered college football’s first-ever homecoming 

game, the University of Kansas hosted rival Missouri in 

Lawrence, Kansas on November 23, 1912 for the 22nd 

installment of the famed “Border War.” Capturing key 

moments of a 12-3 Jayhawks’ triumph that day, these 

(8) “Real Photo” postcards showcase sepia-toned likenesses 

of grid warriors clad in archaic equipment. One 

depicts a bullhorn with a multiple mouthpiece attachment. 

(One is dated 1910 and another is not dated.) 


534. 1932 

Spalding Three- 

Team NFL 

Schedule 

Preparing for its 13th 

season, the NFL was 

reduced to an all-time 

low eight teams as the 

Providence Steam 

Rollers, Cleveland Indians and Frankford Yellow 

Jackets all disbanded. That didn’t stop Chicago-based 

Spalding Sporting Goods from promoting the upcoming 

season with examples of this vintage schedule. Printed 

on a thick stock two-sided keepsake, the 5-1/8 x 5-1/8” 

schedule keeps it “local,” listing the season schedules 

of the Chicago Bears, Chicago Cardinals and Green 

Bay Packers. This scarce example is crease free and has 

never been folded. 


532. (13) 1983- 

1986 Topps 

Football Cello 

Packs with Hall 

of Famers/Stars 

Showing 

Take the mystery out of 

busting these (13) 1983- 

1986 Topps Football 

cello packs as highgrade 


and stars are guaranteed. Included are 1983 Topps: (3 

cellos) with Fronts: (2) Montana, Payton; 1984 Topps: 

(9 cellos) with Fronts: Elway RC, Marino RC, Marino 

IR, Montana; Backs: Elway RC, (2) D. Green RC, 

Montana, Marino RC; 1986 Topps: (2 cellos) with 

Backs: Payton and (1) common. 


535. 1933-1934 

College Football 

Original News 

Service Photo Lot 

of (24) 

Visually chronicling collegiate 

gridiron wars from the 

1933 and 1934 campaigns, this collection of (24) original 

news service photos includes action depictions of rivalries 

that have endured to this day. The 9x7 and 7x9 

sepia-toned photos have proper news service stampings 

and original caption sheets adhered to the reverse. Wi t h 

key schools including A r m y, Navy, Northwestern, Notre 

Dame, Southern California and Yale, the photos were 

captured by: (20) Acme Newspictures (all 1934); 

Associated Press (1933); (3) International News Photos 

(all 1933). More on our website. 


536. 1948 Lujack and Trippi Wilson 

Advisory Staff Retail Displays 

As spokespersons for the 1948 Wilson Sporting Goods 

Advisory Staff, revered signal callers Johnny Lujack 

and Charley Trippi are the subjects on these colorful 

point of sale displays. Each thick cardboard display 

stands approximately 17-3/4”-tall and has an easel 

backing. Both display beautifully, though Lujack’s left 

hand is missing and there are creases and minor paper 

loss near Trippi’s left hand. The colors remain vibrant. 


537. (4) Vintage Baltimore Colts 

Items with Binoculars and Plate 

Old 

Baltimore 

Colts fans 

will get a 

kick out of 

this lot of (4) 

unusual vintage 

items. 

The lead 

horse in this 

team is a pair 

of binoculars 

with original leather case. The case features Colts 

decals on the front and back including ‘58-‘59 and 

World Champs highlight blurbs on a football and crown 

respectively. Another featured item is a 7x5 gilt edged 

ceramic plate in better grade which is decorated with an 

image of The Sun newspaper from 12/1/58. Also 

included is an “Official Colts Tie by Resisto” which 

features handsome Colts embroidery and a grooming 

kit with Colts logo. More on our website. 


538. 1953-1975 Football Treasure 

Chest With 1965 Coke Caps and 

Vintage Schedule Booklets 

From the 

trenches to 

the goal 

line and 

through the 

uprights, 

these football 

souvenirs 

are 

headlined 

by: 1965 

Coke Caps with NFL All-Stars (30/34, 38 duplicates) 

including (2) #40 Unitas; Philadelphia Eagles (33/36, 

52 duplicates) including (3) #11 Matson; Vintage 

Schedule Booklets includes: 1954 B.F. Goodrich college 

schedule book (VG); 1958 Marlboro college and 

pro schedule book (NM); 1964 Dutch Masters “Flip-Up 

Line-Up” NFL schedule book (VG-EX); 1964 NCAA- 

TV Game of the Week college almanac (EX-MT). 



539. 10/21/22 Ohio State 

Stadium Dedication Program 

with (5) Related Items 


540. 1961 

Rahr’s Beer 

Green Bay 

Packers 

World 

Champions 

Promotional 

Photo 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

541. NFL Running Back Greats 

Signed Football With Payton, 

Sanders and Smith - Full PSA/DNA 



542. Knute 

Rockne 

Single 

Signed 

Period 

Photo-Full 

JSA 

Greatest, highly 

regarded, most 

recognizable....pull 

out all the superlatives 

because in 

this case they certainly 

apply. The 

name Knute 

Rockne (d.1931) 

and the term “All- 

American” are 

linked for eternity, 

and his autograph 

is perhaps the 

most coveted in 

the realm of football. 

Presented is a 

5x7 period photograph 

single 

signed by the 

Notre Dame 

coaching legend, 

holder of the 

record for the 

Division I all-time 

highest winning percentage with an incredible (.881). This significant photo features 

Rockne flashing a toothy smile in a candid pose. Rockne’s prominent (“7”) strength 

endorsement has been affixed to the lower right along with the inscription “Sincerely” 

in black ink by means of steel-tip fountain pen. The photo presents a bold image and 

nice original gloss marginally affected by several diagonal corner creases which do 

not detract from the image. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


543. Amos Alonzo Stagg 

Single Signed Period 

Photo-Full JSA 

Amos Alonzo Stagg (d.1965) was a 

multi-sport athlete and coach responsible 

for numerous innovations primarily to 

the game of football during the late 

1800s and early 1900s. Offered is a 

stately 7-1/2 x 9-1/2” period portrait 

photograph featuring Stagg’s dignified 

(“8”) quality endorsement applied boldly 

in black ink by steel-tip fountain pen. 

The photo and signature present handsomely, 

however the image is marginally 

affected by a light horizontal crease in 

the facial region and the signature shows 

unobtrusive ink migration. Full photo 



544. 1927 Fielding H. Yost 

Single Signed Photo with 

“1901-1927 Michigan” 

Inscription-Full JSA 

Six college football national championships, 

ten Big Ten Conference titles and a 198-35- 

12 record, these credentials speak loudly 

about the career of coaching genius Fielding 

H. Yost (d.1946). The presented 6x8 portrait 

photograph features Yost’s graceful (“9”) 

quality signature and three interesting 

inscriptions which are the phrases “Michigan 

1901-1927”, “Most Sincerely” and “Hurry 

Up”. This winning photo presents in well 

preserved condition with deference to some 

minor hazing at lower left and two inconspicuous 

pinholes. Full photo LOA from 



545. George Little Signed Photo- 

Full JSA 

Served up rare, a truly tough 1920s football autograph 

of Wisconsin coach George Little (d.1957). 

The offered photograph bears coach Little’s fine 

(“9”) quality endorsement applied in black ink by 

steel-tipped pen along with the seasonal greeting 

“Merry Xmas” and a personalized inscription 

addressed to Ellmore Patterson. The 5x8 photograph 

features a bold, clear image minimally 

affected by two unobtrusive pinholes which in no 

way detract from the well composed image. Full 



546. Robert Zuppke Single 

Signed Photo-Full JSA 

“Don’t drink the liniment”, sage advice to 

freshman from Illinois football coach and 

fountain of wisdom Robert Zuppke (d.1957) 

who directed the immortal “Red” Grange 

and 1923 Illini squad to a national championship. 

Zuppke’s prodigious (“8”) strength 

endorsement sprawls diagonally across the 

offered portrait photograph which also bears 

a personalized inscription. This photo presents 

in better condition with nice original 

gloss and light to moderate signs of wear 

which do not detract from the image’s piercing 

quality. Full photo LOA from JSA. More 



547. (2) Famous 

Sportswriters 

Signed Photos 

with Grantland 

Rice and Harvey 

Woodruff 

Eloquence and elegance 

defined the writing of 

sports columnists 

Grantland Rice (d.1954) 

and Harvey Woodruff 

(d.1937) whose prose graced prominent publications such as Collier’s Weekly and the 

Chicago Tribune. Presented are (2) portrait style photographs signed by these distinguished 

gentlemen. The Rice photo measures 7x9 and the Woodruff photo measures 

6x9. Both feature handsome (“8”) quality signatures applied to nicely preserved 

images. Rice photo comes with full photo LOA from JSA; Woodruff photo comes 

with auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


548. (6) Early Big Ten 

Conference Coach 

Photos with (4) Signed 

Including Phelan and 

Wilce 

The “Big Ten”, the oldest college 

Division I Conference is well represented 

by this group of (6) coach 

photos from the league’s early years 

including (4) which are single 

signed. Significant signers are Ohio 

St. coach Jack Wilce (d. 1963, “9”) 

and Purdue coach James Phelan (d. 1974, “8”). Additional signers are Northwestern 

coach Dick Hanley (d.1970, “8”) and Indiana coach H.O. “Pat” Page (d.1965, “8”). 

Also included are (2) unsigned photos with a sketch type image of Iowa coach Jesse 

Hawley and a portrait photo of J.L. Griffith, first commissioner of the Big Ten. 




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549. (6) Rare 1870s 

Football Tintype 

Photographs 

Predating professional football 

the 1870s saw the introduction 

of actual rules to the game 

which had previously be 

played in “mob” fashion where 

anything goes. Presented are 

(6) extremely rare 1870s 

Tintype photographs from this 

transitional era. These significant 

photos measure 2-1/2 x 3- 

1/2” and feature images of 

players who competed at the 

Collegiate and Club level. The Tintype photo process allowed for quick production of 

a very durable type and the proffered group presents in well-preserved state attesting 

to the lasting quality of this antique technology. More on our website. 


551. 1963 New 

York Giants 

Team-Signed 

Football With 

Huff, Tittle 

and Full JSA 

Losers of five NFL 

title contests in six 

years (1958-1963), 

the New York Giants 

were the pre-Super 

Bowl era’s version of the Buffalo Bills. This vintage pigskin was autographed by (32) 

members of the 1963 roster. The tan-colored ball showcases ballpoint pennings whose 

strengths range between (“8”) and (“5”), with surface abrasions affecting a few. 

Highlights include: R. Brown (“6-7” strength), Byers, Dess, Huff (“8” strength), 

Katcavage, Morrison, Scott, Sherman (coach), Stroud, Tittle (“5” strength) and 

Walton. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


553. 1973 

Washington 

Redskins 

Team- 

Signed 

Football 

With Full 

JSA 

As an encore to 

their first-ever 

Super Bowl 

appearance, the 1973 Washington Redskins made it three straight postseason trips for 

the first time in franchise annals. This “Wilson” Official NFL Pete Rozelle signature 

model pigskin is autographed by (38) members of that ’73 Redskins roster. The display 

relic is signed in blue ballpoint (average “9” strength) on the three clean white 

panels, with keys including: Hanburger, Houston, Jurgensen (“6” strength), Kilmer, C. 

Taylor and Wyche. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


555. Johnny Unitas 

Memorabilia Lot with 

(4) Autographs 

including Vintage 

Pennant 

Deified nationally by the media 

and locally by the Baltimore 

faithful QB Johnny Unitas was 

perfectly suited for off-the-field 

marketing. Presented is a treasure 

chest of Unitas memorabilia 

with (4) signed pieces including 

a vintage pennant (“8”), a 1965 

“Dell Sport” magazine (“9”) and (2) LE art prints (“9”, “8”). Also included are (3) 

unopened action figures, “Spalding” Unitas facsimile signature youth pads and (18) 

assorted publications/sundries. One signed print has basic JSA cert, the other (3) 

signed pieces have auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


550. 1960s Bill 

Gallo Green Bay 

Packers “World 

Champions” Litho 

Signed by (10) - 

Full JSA 

Commissioned to pay visual 

tribute to members of five 

Green Bay Packers championship 

installments between 

1961 and 1967, famed New 

York Daily News cartoonist 

Bill Gallo was true to the 

task. This 18x20 limited edition (XVIII/XL) black-and-white textured stock print is 

signed by all (9) subjects, as well as by Gallo. Executed in green fiber tip, the pennings 

average (“8-9”) strength and include: Adderley, T. Brown, Gallo, Gregg, 

Hornung, Kramer, Nitschke, Ringo, Starr and J. Taylor. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


552. 1969 New York 

Jets Team-Signed 

Print with (24) 

Autographs—Steiner 

Recall “Broadway Joe’s” boisterous 

guarantee with this 1969 

New York Jets team-signed print 

with (24) autographs. Matted to 

28x24, the blue Sharpie endorsements 

on the “I Guarantee It” 

print average (“9-10”). Included 

are Atkinson, Baird, R. Baker, 

Beverly, Boozer, Christy, Elliott, 

Gordon, Grantham, Herman, 

Hill, C. Johnson, Lammons, 

Mathis, Maynard, McAdams, Namath, Rasmussen, Rochester, Sauer, Schmitt, Snell, 

Talamini and B. Turner. COA from Steiner Sports Memorabilia. 


554. (2) Multi-Signed Vintage Baltimore Colts Full Size 

Helmets-Both Full JSA 

Get your head into the game with these multi-signed vintage football helmets. 

Presented are (2) full size helmets signed by a total of (45) “old-time” Baltimore Colts 

including a leather helmet signed by (10) and a Riddell helmet signed by (35). The 

leather helmet signatures show average (“8-9”) strength and include key signers Berry, 

Donovan, Marchetti, Moore and Mutscheller. Displaying a quality range of (“6-9”) the 

Riddell helmet autographs are highlighted by stars Berry, Donovan, Marchetti, Moore, 

Morrall, Mutscheller and Smith. Full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. 


556. John Elway/LeRoy 

Neiman Dual-Signed 

Lithograph 

Having finally secured elusive championship 

status, Hall of Fame quarterback 

John Elway was portrayed by renowned 

artist LeRoy Neiman. This 1999 lithograph 

print is autographed by both subject 

and artist. Framed to 31-3/8 x 37- 

1/8”, the colorful piece is composed in 

Neiman’s unmistakable style with seemingly 

random applications of color combining 

to form a telling likeness. Elway’s 

autograph (inscribed “7”) projects (“10”) 

strength. Executed on the lower white 

border, Neiman’s endorsement shows 

(“10”) strength. Basic cert from JSA. 




557. 1989 University of Arkansas Football SWC 

Championship Gold Ring—James Rouse Running Back 

Woo Pig Sooiee! Those who are “high on the hog” will covet the offered 1989 

University of Arkansas Football SWC Championship gold ring which belonged to 

James Rouse, former running back who also played for the Chicago Bears. The 10 

karat yellow gold adornment weighs 32.6 grams and is crowned by two 2.20 mm 

stones. Crafted by Jostens. Although the Hogs would later lose to Troy Aikman and 

UCLA in the 1990 Cotton Bowl, Rouse paced the running game with 130 yards. 

Appraisal from jeweler accompanies. More on our website. 


558. (15) 

Signed 

Football 

Mini 

Helmets 

with 

Baugh, 

Elway & 

Unitas 

There are no 

personal fouls 

for leading with 

the helmet with 

these (15) single-signed 

pieces. Each 

Riddell mini-helmet (unless noted) is penned in various colors with the autographs 

generally presenting (“8-9”). Included are JSA Basic Cert: (7 helmets) with Baugh 

(leather head), Elway, Flacco, R. Lewis, McNair/Mason (Oilers), W. Perry ((Micro 

Helmet), Unitas (Chargers); Auction LOA from JSA: (8 helmets) with Burress, 

Byner, Dempsey (63 yd F.G.), Gradishar, Jaworski, B. Johnson, E. Jones and 

Testaverde. 


559. (15) Washington Redskins/Baltimore Colts Mini- 

Helmets Signed with Inscriptions 

Beltway battlers of yesteryear have autographed these (15) mini-helmets. 

Signatures/inscriptions average (“9”) strength and include: (8) Baltimore Colts: 

Berry, Donovan (JSA cert/sticker), Mackey (JSA cert/sticker), Marchetti, Moore, 

Parker, Tittle (JSA cert/sticker) and Moore/Parker; (7) Washington Redskins: 

Fischer, Huff (JSA cert/sticker), Jurgensen, Kilmer, Mitchell, Nelms and Taylor. 



561. (27) Baltimore Colts Autographed Mini-Helmets with 

(4) Multi-Signed 

Old Baltimore Colts fans will get a big kick out of this collection of (27) autographed 

mini-helmets with (4) multi-signed pieces. Included are a total of (34) blue or black 

felt-tip pen signatures displaying a solid (“8-9”) average strength. Highlights are (2) of 

the multi-signed helmets with Berry/Mackey/Moore and 

Berry/Donovan/Marchetti/Moore, and (7) single signed examples with Hendricks, 

Marchetti, Mackey, Morrall, Mutscheller, O’Brien and Smith. The (9) highlighted helmets 

have basic JSA certs, the balance have an auction LOA from JSA. More on our 

website. 


560. (22) 

Single-Signed 

Football Mini- 

Helmets With 

Maynard and 

Simpson 

These (22) helmets 

may be miniatures, 

but their bold autographs 

are some of 

the biggest in football! 

Complementing 

the colorful plastic 

shells and team 

logos, the signatures 

average (“9”) quality 

and include: 

Bednarik, 

Biletnikoff, Dawson, 

Dudley, Gabriel, Gatski (JSA cert/sticker), Griese, Grogan, Ham (JSA cert/sticker), 

Hannah, Huff, D. Jones, J. Kelly, Langer, Lary, Lilly, Maynard (JSA cert/sticker), 

Renfro, Simpson (JSA cert/sticker), Tarkenton, Tittle and Trippi. Auction LOA from 



562. (45) 1960s- 

Modern Baltimore 

Colts Mostly 8x10 

Autographs with (2) 

Unitas 

Inhabitants of the “world’s 

largest outdoor insane asylum” 

will want to corral these 

(45) 1960s-modern Baltimore 

Colts signed photographs. 

The majority of these pictures 

measure 8x10 and average 

(“8”) signature strength. 

Highlights include JSA Basic 

Cert Cards: (12 pictures, 

mostly older with tape residue 

and/or pin holes) with 

Ameche (5-1/2 x 8”), (2) 

Berry (one HOF ‘73), L. 

Moore and (2) Unitas (one 

“5”, personalized); Auction 

LOA from JSA: (33 pictures). 

Also present is a strip of three 1965 NFL Championship phantom tickets (NM). 




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BASKETBALL December 13, 2012 

563. 1948 Bowman 

Basketball Low 

Number (#1-36) Set 

Forebearers of professional basketball 

are found on this challenging 

1948 Bowman low number set 

of (36) cards. This colorful series 

average (VG-EX to EX) with 

moderate centering variances due 

to the production techniques of the 

age. Highlights include #1 

Calverley RC (VG-EX), #9 Phillip 

RC (VG), #10 Davies RC (VG- 

EX), #32 Holzman RC (VG) and 

#34 Fulks RC (VG-EX) with the 

six instructional cards presenting 

similarly. 


564. 1948-50 Safe-T- 

Card Red Auerbach 

Rookie SGC 80—Only 

Graded 

Graded 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. 

Shortly before leading the Boston 

Celtics to unprecedented success, 

Arnold Jacob “Red” Auerbach was 

an up-and-coming coach for the 

Washington Capitols of the BAA. 

Released only in the Washington 

D.C. area, the offered 1948-50 

Safe-T-Card Red Auerbach is not 

only the rookie of the Hall of 

Famer, but it is the only such example 

judged by SGC. The creamy 

surface with purplish type is creasefree 

with accurate centering and 

only the slightest hint of wear along 

the perimeter. The Jim Gibbons 

Cartoon-A-Quiz advertising back is 

bright and clean. 


565. 1970-71 

Topps Basketball 

Complete Set 

(175/175) 

Esteemed “tall boys” hit 

the hardwood with the 

offered 1970-71 Topps 

Basketball complete set of 

(175) cards. This crisp 

series has an approximate 


20% (NM or better), 40% 

(EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 


Keys include #7 Bradley 

(EX-MT), #10 Havlicek 

SP (VG), #13 Riley SP 

(EX-MT), #50 

Chamberlain (VG-EX), 

#75 Alcindor (VG-EX), 

#123 Maravich RC (EX- 

MT) and #160 West (EX- 

MT). More on our website. 


566. (201) 1961- 

1981 Basketball 

Singles 


(61) PSA 

Graded—Many 

Stars 

The roundball enthusiast 

will not be disappointed 

in these (201) 1961- 

1981 basketball singles, 

(61) of which are PSA 

graded. Highlighted 

amongst this star-studded 

cast are 1961-62 

Fleer: #14 Gola (PSA 

6); 1969-70 Topps: #20 

Havlicek RC (PSA 6); 

1970-71 Topps: #13 

Riley RC (PSA 7), #160 

West (PSA 6); 1973-74 

Topps: #130 Maravich (PSA 8) and 1980-81 Topps: #47/#30 Bird LDR/232 (PSA 9). 



567. 1976-77 

& 1978-79 

Topps 

Basketball 

Complete 

Sets with 

(49) PSA 

Graded 

Solid pairing of 

1976-77 and 1978- 

79 Topps 

Basketball complete 

sets highlighted 

by (49) PSA 

graded cards. 


1976-77 Topps set: 

(144/144, ungraded 

average EX-MT to 

NM, (48) PSA graded) with #1 Erving (EX-MT), #100 Abdul-Jabbar (NM), #101 M. 

Malone (PSA 8), #126 Abdul-Jabbar AS (PSA 7), #127 Erving AS (EX-MT), (1) PSA 

9, (43) PSA 8, (2) 1977 and 1978-79 Topps set: (132/132, median NM to NM-MT) 

with #130 Erving (PSA 9). More on our website. 


568. (41) 1980-1981 Topps Basketball Uncut Sheets with 

(6) Bird/Erving/Magic 

Spared from the printer’s blade are these (41) 1980-81 Topps Basketball uncut sheets. 

Despite moderate peripheral wear due to prolonged storage, the inner cards have 

largely survived the decades in decent condition. Included are Sheet A: (3 sheets, one 

creased, one partially torn) with #34 Bird RC/#174 Erving LDR/#139 M. Johnson RC 

(two per sheet), #34 Bird RC/164/23, #146/#31 Bird LDR/198, #162/#174 Erving 

LDR/#139 M. Johnson RC, #228/#31 Bird LDR/198 (two per sheet) and Sheet B: (38 

sheets, one partially torn) with #47/#30 Bird LDR/232 (two per sheet). Due to 

size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. 



569. (12) 1974-1982 Topps 

Basketball Complete/Near/Partial 

Sets 

Dunk this dazzling dozen of 1974-1982 Topps 

Basketball complete, near and partial sets. Highlights 

include 1974-75 Topps near: (245/264, aggregate VG- 

EX) with #196 Gervin RC (VG-EX), #200 Erving 

(GD), #250 Chamberlain CO (VG-EX); 1976-77 Topps 

partial: (110/144, median VG-EX); 1977-78 Topps 

set: (132/132, median EX-MT) and 1978-79 Topps set: 

(132/132, average NM). More on our website. 


570. (51) 1976-1992 Basketball 

Complete Sets with (2) 1987-88 Fleer 

Court kings reign with these (51) 1976-1992 basketball 

complete sets. Unless noted, each set is hand collated 

and generally grades (NM-MT) with the stars presenting 

similarly. Included are Topps: (7 sets) with 1976-77 

to 1979-80, (2) 1992-93 Stadium Club, 1993 Gold 

Archives (factory); Fleer: (33 sets, all have Stickers) 

with (2) 1987-88: (1) #59 Jordan (EX-MT); (2) 1988- 

89, (6) 1989-90, (14) 1990-91, (9) 1990-91 Update 

(factory); Other: (11 sets) with (4) 1990-91 Hoops, (6) 

1990-91 Skybox and 1991-92 Upper Deck. Due to 

size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. 


571. 1984-85 Star Court Kings & 

Team Supers Basketball Complete 

Sets with (10) BGS Graded 

Pound the hardwood with this pair of 1984-85 Star 

Basketball Court Kings & Team Supers 5x7 complete 

sets. Featured are 1984-1985 Star Court Kings set: 

(50/50, average NM, (5) BGS graded) with Barkley 

(BGS 6.5), Bird (BGS 7), M. Johnson (BGS 7.5), 

Jordan (BGS 6), Olajuwon (BGS 7); 1985 Star Team 

Supers 5x7 set: (40/40, median NM, (5) BGS graded) 

with Barkley (BGS 9), Bird (BGS 8), M. Johnson (BGS 

7.5), Jordan (BGS 8.5) and Olajuwon (BGS 9.5). 


572. 1954- 

55 

Gunther 

Beer 

Bullets 

Ray Felix 

PSA 4— 

Only 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$250.00 

573. 1954- 

55 Gunther 

Beer 

Bullets 

Rollen 

Hans PSA 

4—Only 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$250.00 

574. 1954- 

55 Gunther 

Beer 

Bullets 

Harold 

Uplinger 

PSA 4— 

Only 

Graded 

Opening Bid 

$200.00 

575. 1986- 

87 Fleer 

Basketball 

#57 Michael 

Jordan 

Rookie 

BGS 9 

Opening Bid 

$400.00 

576. Michael Jordan Single-Signed 

Official NBA Basketball - UDA 


577. 

Michael 

Jordan 

UDA 

Signed 

Statue— 

Red 

Jersey 

Opening Bid 

$250.00 


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BASKETBALL / HOCKEY 


578. 1990s- 

Present Michael 

Jordan Singles 

Collection of 

(3,687) Cards 

Get your fill of “his 

heirness” with the 

offered 1990s-present 

Michael Jordan singles 

collection of (3,687) 

cards. This huge assortment 

is perfect for 

shopkeepers or show 

dealers and displays significant duplication throughout. The majority of the cards are 

base singles from the major manufacturers of the day including Topps, Fleer, Upper 

Deck, Hoops, Skybox along with additional oddball/collector’s issues. A smattering of 

inserts are also dispersed throughout. 


580. Michael Jordan Signed and Framed Nike “Wings” 

Poster - UDA 

“No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings.” So proclaims this impressive 

framed display autographed by its gravity-defying subject. Framed to 73 x 24”, the 

lengthy piece was issued by Nike. Entitled “Wings,” the display showcases a blackand-white 

likeness of Michael Jordan with arms spread horizontally to show his wing 

span. On the lower white border, Jordan’s black marker autograph mirrors his game, 

projecting “perfect 10” strength and clarity. Due to the size, a shipping surcharge may 

apply. Cert/hologram from UDA. 


581. UDA 

“Legends of 

Basketball” 

LE Framed 

Print Signed 

by Jordan, 

Bird and 

Magic 

Hardwood contemporaries 

whose 

dynamic skills gave the NBA a popular new identity, Michael, Magic and Bird needed 

only singular name identifiers. The subjects of this limited edition (139/500) “Legends 

of Basketball” print, each has endorsed his likeness in gold marker. Framed to 51-5/8 

x 25-5/8”, the piece portrays each in an action likeness and faded portrait. The 

Johnson and Jordan autographs both project (“9-10”) strength, while Bird’s penning 

resonates (“8”) quality. Cert/hologram from UDA. Note: due to the size of this item, a 

shipping surcharge will apply. 


583. 1968-69 NBA 

Champion Boston 

Celtics Multi-Signed 

20x16 Photo With 

Havlicek and Russell 

Authors of an unparalleled run 

of dominance with 11 NBA 

crowns in 13 seasons, the 

1968-69 Celtics are well represented 

on this 20x16 color print 

signed by (8) Boston Garden 

legends. Executed in black 

marker, the autographs project 

(“10”) strength throughout. 

Includes: Bryant (inscribed “7”), Chaney (inscribed “#12”), Graham (inscribed 

“#11”), Havlicek, Howell, Jones, Russell (inscribed “#6”) and Sanders. Sticker from 

Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. 


579. Michael Jordan Highland Mint Limited Edition 1 

Troy Oz. Pure Gold Coin 

It is only fitting that six time NBA Champion Michael Jordan be immortalized in 

gold. Presented is a Highland Mint .999 Fine pure gold 1 troy oz. coin. This beautiful 

proof strike medallion is numbered 033 in a limited edition of 100. The obverse features 

a Jordan portrait image with a facsimile signature and the reverse features 

Highland Mint, Upper Deck and Hardcourt Heroes logos. Also appearing on the 

reverse at the bottom is the designation “One Troy Ounce .999 Fine Gold”. This item 

comes with its handsome original wood box and career booklet. More on our website. 


582. Bill Russell 

Signed Basketball 

and Jersey 

Even if he were to use his 

thumbs, Bill Russell still 

wouldn’t have enough digits 

to display all 11 of his 

championship rings. Rings 

or no rings, the Hall of 

Famer rendered crisp autographs 

in this pairing that 

includes: Ball a “Spalding” 

David Stern signature model 

ball signed in blue marker 

(“8” strength) and inscribed 

“#6”; Jersey a Celtics size 

“XL” replica jersey signed on the front “6” in black marker (“8” strength) and 

inscribed “#6.” Stickers from Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. 


584. (15) Bill Russell 

Signed 8x10 

Photographs 

Repetition was a recurring theme 

in Bill Russell’s career, which 

was defined by 11 NBA titles. 

Appropriately, the same concept 

is inherent to this lot of (15) 

signed photos. The 8x10 blackand-white 

prints depict Russell 

and post rival Wilt Chamberlain 

battling at the Boston Garden. 

Russell has endorsed each in blue 

marker (average “9-10” strength) 

and inscribed “#6.” Individual 

certs/stickers from Rich Altman’s 

Hollywood Collectibles. 



585. 1954-55 Topps 

Hockey Complete 


Pioneers from the “Original 

Six” rule the rink with the 

offered 1954-55 Topps 

Hockey complete set of (60) 

cards. This popular edition is 

loaded with stars and has an 

overall approximate condition 

breakdown of 20% (VG-EX 

or better), 25% (VG), 30% 

(GD) and 25% (FR or lesser) 

with only 5% displaying 

reverse paper loss or writing. 

Keys include #1 Gamble 

(GD), #8 Howe (PR, pen 

mark), #10 Worsley (VG-EX), 

#18 Mohns RC (VG), #20 

Gadsby (VG), #35 McKenney 

RC (EX-MT), #39 Delvecchio 

(GD), #58 Sawchuk (PR, 

paper loss) and #60 Schmidt 

(GD). More on our website. 


586. (7) 1969-1979 

Topps Hockey 

Complete/Near Sets 

Light the lamp with this high impact 

group of (7) 1969-1979 Topps 

Hockey complete/near sets. 

Highlights include 1969-70 Topps 

set: (132/132, average NM, 17% 

stamps affixed to reverses) with #24 

Orr (NM, stamp affixed to back), 

#61 Howe (NM, stamp affixed to 

back), #70 Hull (NM, stamp affixed 

to back), #132 CL (NM); 1970-71 

Topps near: (131/132, median EX- 

MT, missing #29 Howe) with #3 Orr 

(presents NM, red imperfection on 

back), #15 Hull (EX-MT); 1971-72 

Topps set: (132/132, average EX to 

EX-MT) with #45 Dryden RC (EX), 

#50 Hull (EX-MT), #70 Howe (EX- 

MT), #100 Orr (VG-EX); 1975-76 

Topps set: (330/330, median NM); 

1976-77 Topps set: (264/264, average NM); 1977-78 Topps set: (264/264, average 

NM) and 1978-79 Topps set: (264/264, median NM). More on our website. 


587. 1966-67 Topps Hockey #35 Bobby Orr Rookie SGC 60 

Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. One of the most coveted cards in the hockey hobby, this 

1966-67 Topps #35 Bobby Orr rookie is an instant centerpiece for any sports card collection. 

The fragile wood bordered specimen presents at the peak of the assigned technical 

grade with mostly sharp corners and borders along with glistening obverse colors 

and a clean back. Build your 1966-67 Topps Hockey project with this solid foundation! 


588. (206) 

1968-69 O- 

Pee-Chee 

Hockey Puck 

Stickers from 

Vending with 

Many Stars 

Fire up the Zamboni 

and score with these 

(206) 1968-69 O- 

Pee-Chee Hockey 

Puck Stickers featuring 

a slew of Hall of 

Famers. With deference 

to perimeter 

foxing and surface 

bowing, these 

“straight from vending” 

singles generally have crisp corners and edges. Included are (10) #2 Mahovlich, 

(17) #6 Worsley, (16) #7 Beliveau, (17) #8 Vasko, (15) #9 Gilbert, (15) #10 Crozier, 

(13) #11 Angotti, (16) #12 Hodge, (13) #13 Hall, (16) #14 Harvey, (9) #15 Plante, (8) 

#16 Stanley, (8) #17 Bower, (9) #18 Horton, (9) #19 Keon, (7) #20 Sawchuk, (5) #21 

H. Richard and (3) #22 Howe 700th. 


589. (2527) 

1973-1974 

Topps 

Hockey 

Singles 

from 

Vending 

These (2527) 

1973-1974 Topps 

Hockey singles are 

ideal for set 

builders and graded 

specialists as 

they come directly 

from period vending 

boxes. 


Stars: with (36) 

#64 Vachon, (43) #70 Perreault, (33) #72 Lafleur, (28) #74 G. Gilbert, (37) #87 H. 

Richard, (35) #88 R. Gilbert, (31) #115 Cournoyer, (37) #132 Sittler, (32) #137 

Laperriere, (39) #141 Delvecchio, (21) #148 Ullman, (29) #166 Cashman; Team 

Cards: (217 cards) with (37) #94 Sabres, (40) #95 Golden Seals, (33) #97 Red Wings, 

(35) #98 Kings, (35) #102 Rangers and (37) #103 Flyers. 


590. (9) 1972-1988 

Topps & O-Pee-Chee 

Hockey Complete 

Sets with Gretzky RC 

Raid the rink with these (9) 

1972-1988 Topps & O-Pee-Chee 

Hockey complete sets. These 

hand collated editions average 

(NM to NM-MT) with the keys 

generally presenting similarly. 

Included are 1972-73 Topps: 

#100 Orr (NM), #160 Dryden 

(NM); 1974-75 Topps: #100 Orr 

(NM); 1978-79 Topps: #115 

Bossy RC (NM-MT); 1979-80 

Topps: #18 Gretzky RC (NM); 

1981-82 Topps: #16 Gretzky 

(NM-MT); 1982-83 OPC: #105 

Fuhr RC (NM), #106 Gretzky 

(NM); 1984-85 Topps: #49 

Yzerman RC (NM); 1985-86 

Topps: #9 Lemieux RC (NM- 

MT) and 1987-88 OPC. 



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BOXING / OTHER SPORTS 

591. July 4, 

1919 

Dempsey vs. 

Willard 

Heavyweight 

Title Full 

Ticket - PSA 

4 

Idle for more than 

three full years after his successful Heavyweight Title defense in 1916, Jess Willard 

proved no match for Jack Dempsey in their July 4, 1919 championship bout. In 

arguably the worst beating in Sweet Science annals, Dempsey floored the champion 

seven times in the first round alone and took his title when Willard could not answer 

the bell for Round 4. Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA, this full ticket was issued by the 

Toledo Athletic club for admission to that infamous battle. Gorgeous colors and strong 

perforations appeal on this pugilism prize. 


593. Marciano, 

Walcott Signed 

Photos and 1953 

Heavyweight Fight 

Ticket 

The principals of the May 15, 

1953 Heavyweight title bout, 

Rocky Marciano and Jersey 

Joe Walcott have autographed 

their likenesses in this hardhitting 

trio of pugilism souvenirs. 

Marciano has signed 

an 8x10 advertising postcard 

in blue ballpoint (“9-10” 

strength, personalized; full JSA); while Walcott has signed an 8x10 color photo in 

blue marker (“10” strength; JSA sticker). Also included is a full ticket (EX-MT) from 

the above-mentioned bout, the first of Marciano’s six successful title defenses. 



592. July 2, 

1921 

Dempsey vs. 

Carpentier 

PSA 

Authentic 

Full Ticket - 

Lone Graded 

Example 

A French ally fighter pilot in World War I, Georges Carpentier was just another opponent 

to Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey, who disposed of the overseas challenger 

in the fourth round of the July 2, 1921 title bout at New Jersey’s Boyle’s Thirty 

Acres at the Montgomery Oval. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this 

full ticket was issued for that Tex Rickard promoted bout. While a series of creases 

accounts for the technical grade, colors remain vibrant and perforations strong. This is 

the lone graded specimen. 


594. (26) 1910s-1970s 

Boxing Singles/Flats 

Collection with (3) 

SGC Graded & 

Dempsey Auto 

Interesting 1910s-1970s boxing 

singles/flats collection of (26) 

pieces including (3) SGC graded 

and a Dempsey autograph. 

Highlights include 1910 E79 

Philadelphia Caramel: 

Johnson/Burn (SGC 10), 

Johnson/Cole (SGC 60); 1910 T218 Mecca: Jeffries (GD, Arms folded), Johnson 

(SGC 30, Front View); 1910 T219 Honest Long Cut: Jeffries (GD) and 1936 

Mitchell’s Cigarettes: #28 Louis (EX). Also present are (4) Jack Dempsey Restaurant 

related items including a 1939 menu (GD, writing) and signed 1973 postcard (personalized 

with salutation, no cert). More on our website. 


595. Muhammad Ali Signed Poem Display with Full 

JSA 

The loquacious “Louisville Lip” is presented with this Muhammad Ali signed 

poem display. Framed and matted to 17-1/2 x 30”, the two-page poem was 

crafted by Larry Mansour and presented to The People’s Champ in 1988. Out of 

appreciation, Ali penned one of the pages in black Sharpie with the large autograph 

registering (“10”). Suitable for prominent display. Full photo LOA from 



596. 1890- 

1894 N310 

Mayo’s 

Cut Plug 

John L. 

Sullivan 

(SGC 30) 

and 

James J. 

Corbett 

(SGC 20) 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

597. Muhammad Ali Dual-Signed Enlarged Replica $100 

Bill - Full JSA 



598. Bobby 

Jones Signed 

Hardcover Book - 

Full JSA 

Technically an amateur, 

links legend Bobby Jones 

was arguably the best 

golfer of his era, besting 

professionals regularly 

with skill, class and 

admirable sportsmanship. 

Among the most coveted 

autographs in golf circles, 

Jones’ penning is decidedly 

powerful on this hardcover book. Entitled Golf Is My Game (Doubleday, 1960), the 

235-page volume is signed and personalized by Jones (d.1971) in blue ballpoint (“8- 

9” strength) on the fly leaf. The book presents nicely with the original dust jacket 

intact. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


600. Arnold 

Palmer/Jack Nicklaus 

Framed Autograph 

Display - JSA 

Links legends Arnold Palmer and 

Jack Nicklaus are the subjects of 

this cut signature display. Framed 

to dimensions of 18-1/4 x 22-1/8”, 

each golfer’s blue ballpoint penning 

has been executed on an otherwise 

blank sheet and shows (“8- 

9”) potency. Accenting the piece is 

a black-and-white photo of the 

two during their younger days. 

Individual certs from JSA. 


602. USGA- 

U.S. Open 

Championship 

Golf 

Memorabilia 

Lot of (38) 

with Jacket, 

Tickets, 

Badges 

The prestigious Congressional Country Club in Bethesda hosted the 1964, 1997 and 

2011 U.S. Open Golf Tournaments and the 1995 Senior Open. Presented is a collection 

of (38) golf memorabilia items with emphasis on the 1995, 1997 and 2011 CCC 

events. Highlighting are a 1995 Senior Open jacket, (5) sets of 1997 gallery tickets, 

(6) 1997 tickets/ badges and (7) 2011 passes/badges. Also included are (10) pins, a 

medallion, (2) scrip books, (2) newspaper supplements, a guide, a 1957 cachet, a 1976 

glass and a set of (62) cards with “Tiger” Woods. More on our website. 


604. 1920s-2000s 

Tennis 

Book/Publication 

Lot of (30) with 

(10) Autographed 

Books 

Increase your “net” knowledge 

with this fascinating 

collection of (30) tennis 

books and publications 

including (10) autographed 

books (7) of which are first 

editions/first printings. Standout signers are Tracy Adams, (2) Bud Collins, Billie Jean 

King, Jack Kramer and Ivan Lendl. Also included in this lot are (9) unsigned first edition 

books and (11) 1925-1938 newspapers with tennis headlines. All books and newspapers 

present in nicely preserved condition with light to moderate wear. Auction 



599. Jackie 

Gleason/Arnold 

Palmer Signed 

Framed Display 

“How sweet it is!” Famous in 

their individual arenas, 1960s 

pals Arnold Palmer and 

Jackie Gleason teamed on 

both the golf course and this 

autograph display. Framed to 

24-3/8 x 31”, individual blackand-white 

photos are respectively 

signed by Palmer (black 

marker, “10” strength) and 

Gleason (black marker, “9” 

strength). Accenting the piece is a 20x16 black-and-white photo (not signed) of the 

pair during a 1960 golf outing at Shawnee Country Club. Full photo LOA from JSA. 



601. Tiger 

Woods 2007 

PGA 

Championship 

Shadowbox 

Display With 

UDA 

Autographed 

Shoe 

Acclaimed athletes have attributed their feats by proclaiming “It’s the shoes.” Such 

are the sentiments in this Tiger Woods shadowbox display. Measuring 29-5/8 x 19-5/8 

x 7”-deep, the display shows Woods winning the 2007 PGA Championship and a pair 

of the exact style Nike shoes worn by the champion during that tournament. With a 

limited edition number of 24/25, the right shoe is autographed by Woods in silver 

marker (“9-10” strength). Cert/hologram from UDA. Note: due to the dimensions of 

this item, a shipping surcharge will apply. 


603. Very Tough 

Arthur Ashe Single- 

Signed Baseball-Full 

JSA 

While Arthur Ashe signed flats 

and tennis balls are available, single 

signed baseballs are very hard 

to come by. Offered is an 

ONL/White baseball single 

signed by Ashe. Presenting in 

excellent condition this rare collectible 

displays Ashe’s prominent 

(“8”) quality signature 

applied in blue ballpoint pen right 

where you would want it on the 

“sweet spot”. Ashe who passed 

away at an early age due to a disease contracted during a blood transfusion gained 

international fame as the first major black tennis star. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


605. Tennis Autographed 

Flats Collection of (38) with 

Borg/Connors Multi-Signed 

Photo 

Served up, a fantastic collection of (38) 

autographed Tennis flats with (50+) signatures. 

The Ace of this lot is a 15x19 1996 

Corel Champions framed poster signed by 

(12) with Borg (“9”) and Connors (“9”). 

Also included are (35) single signed and (2) 

multi-signed original wire photos, souvenir 

photos, postcards, advertisements, glossies 

and photocopies highlighted by star 

swingers Cascals, Edberg, Hingis, 

Mandlikova, Richards, Riggs, Segura, 

Tanner, Wilander and (30) others. Corel 

poster has full LOA from JSA, all others are Auction LOA. More on our website. 



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MULTI-SPORT December 13, 2012 

606. (585) 1933- 

2000s Multi-Sport 

Treasure Chest 

with Cards & 

Autographs 

There is a little bit for 

every type of collector 

with the offered 1933- 

2000s multi-sport treasure chest of (585) items. Highlights include Autographed 

Material: (25 items, average “8-9”, auction LOA from JSA); Baseball Singles: (239 

cards) with 1933 Goudey: #63 Cronin (SGC 40); 1955 Topps Double Header: #69 

T. Williams/70 (EX); 1959 Fleer Ted Williams panel: (4 cards, presents VG, 

#41/43/58/60); 1965 Topps Embossed: #11 Mantle (VG-EX); Football Singles: (209 

cards) with 1960 Fleer: #124 Kemp RC (GD); Hockey Singles: (65 cards) with 1961- 

62 Parkhurst: #7 Shack (VG-EX) and 1969-70 OPC: NNO Howe Special (GD). 

Also present are (43) 1950s-1990s multi-sport flats averaging (NM) with 8/16/54 

Sports Illustrated first issue (EX-MT cover, EX-MT insert) in original envelope. More 



608. (4388) 1968-1975 Topps 

Baseball, Football & 

Basketball Cards with Many 

Stars 

Heroes of the diamond, gridiron and court are 

found in abundance with this huge (4388) 

1968-1975 Topps Baseball, Football and 

Basketball singles collection. Legends such as 

Chamberlain, Clemente, Erving, Mays, Ryan, 

Unitas and many more make an appearance in 

this star packed gallery. Highlights include 

Baseball: (3072 cards) with 1971 Topps: 

#513 Ryan (VG); 1972 Topps: (521 cards, 

median EX to EX-MT, 63 high numbers) with 

#595 Ryan (EX-MT); 1973 Topps: (992 

cards, majority EX to EX-MT) with (2) #220 

Ryan (EX-MT, VG-EX); 1974 Topps: #20 

Ryan (NM), #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT); 1975 Topps: (2) #500 Ryan (EX-MT, GD); 

Football: (914 cards) with 1968 Topps: #196 Griese RC (VG); 1972 Topps: #200 

Staubach RC (EX-MT) and Basketball: (402 cards) with 1972-73 Topps: (2) #195 

Erving RC (both EX-MT). More on our website. 


610. (59,000+) 

1979-1992 Multi- 

Sport Singles & 

Sets Hoard with 

(27) Sets 

Start a store with this 

gigantic (59,000+) 1979- 

1992 multi-sport singles 

and sets hoard with (27) 

sets. Among the singles 

are dozens of additional 

near/partial sets. Included 

are Baseball Sets: (27 

sets, all hand collated, unless noted) with Topps: 1980, (8) 1982; Other: (3) 1983 

OPC, (2) 1984 Nestle, (3) 1990 Leaf (one near); Singles: (59,000+, rough estimate) 

with Baseball: (36,900) with (4900+) 1984 OPC, (2800+) 1985 Topps; Football: 

(12,800+) with (9200+) 1984 Topps and Hockey: (8300+) with (1000+) 1979-80 

Topps. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. Local pick-up at our 

Silver Spring, Maryland facility is highly encouraged. More on our website. 


607. (546) 1951-1978 Topps Baseball 

& Football Singles Group with Many 

Stars including Banks RC 

Vintage Topps Star Dealers! Belt a “home run” for 

your inventory with these (546) 1951-1978 baseball 

and football singles that are absolutely loaded with 

greats including J. Brown, Clemente, Mantle, Unitas 

and many more. Highlights include Baseball: (280 

cards, one set) with 1954 Topps: #94 Banks RC (VG); 

1956 Topps: #30 J. Robinson (EX-MT); 1957 Topps: 

#35 F. Robinson RC (EX-MT), #76 Clemente (EX- 

MT), (2) #210 Campanella (both EX-MT); 1958 

Topps: #85 Aparicio (EX, yellow team), #487 Mantle AS (EX-MT); 1968 Topps: 

#280 Mantle (EX); 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers set: (55/55, median NM-MT, 18 

checklist cards); Football: (266 cards) with 1958 Topps: #66 Starr (NM); 1959 

Topps: (161 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #1 Unitas (EX-MT), (3) #4 McGee 

RC ((2) EX-MT, VG), #10 J. Brown (EX-MT), (2) #23 Starr (EX-MT, VG-EX); 1962 

Topps: #63 Starr SP (EX-MT). More on our website. 


609. (139) 

1977-1994 

Multi/Non- 

Sport Wax 

Boxes & 

Factory Set 

Collection 

Beef up your inventory 

by claiming 

these (139) 1977- 

1994 multi/nonsport 

wax boxes and 

factory sets. Some 

of the display boxes 

have sustained mild 

wear due to prolonged 

storage 

while the inner contents remain undisturbed. Highlights include Case: 1989 Topps 

Baseball vending; Wax Boxes: (134 boxes) with Baseball: (77 boxes) with (3) 1981 

Donruss, (3) 1981 Fleer, 1982 Donruss, 1982 Fleer, 1982 Topps (“X”), 1983 Topps, 

(4) 1985 Donruss; Football: (37 boxes) with (2) 1977 Fleer Patches, 1980 Topps 

(“X”), (3) 1983 Topps (all “X”); Hockey: (15 boxes) with 1979-80 Panini Hockey, 

1984-85 Topps (“X”) Other: (5 boxes) 1978 Donruss Elvis, 1981 Donruss Golf and 

1981 Topps UK Footballer. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. More 



611. (6) 

Vintage 1st 

Edition Sports 

Books with 

“One Minute 

To Play” & 

“Babe Ruth’s 

Own Book of 

Baseball” 


612. (500+) Multi-Sport Schedule 

Hoard With (150+) Ticket Stubs 


613. (13) 1999- 

2009 Multi-Sport 

Wax & 

Commemorative 

Boxes 



614. (3) 1923-1928 Multi-Sport Uncut 

Strip Card Sets Plus (22) 1927 W560 

Singles 

Interesting threesome of 1923-1928 multi-sport strip 

card sets. Highlights include 1923 W580 Boxing Strip: 

(10 cards, presents VG-EX) with J. Johnson; 1927 

W560: (22 cards, median GD) with Cuyler, Gehrig, 

Grove, L. Waner, P. Waner; 1928 W565 Strip set: (2 

sheets, presents VG to EX) with Barrymore, Chaplin, 

Gehrig, Heilmann, Lazzeri and Simmons. 


617. (14) 

1947-1978 

Multi-Sport 

Complete/ 

Near 

Oddball 

Sets with 

1969 

Nabisco 

Team 

Flakes 

An offbeat feat is 

achieved by 

claiming these (14) 1947-1978 multi-sport 

complete/near oddball sets. Unless noted, each edition 

averages in the (NM) range. Highlights include 1940s: 

1947 Cummings & So Famous Fighters Swop Card; 

1960s: (7 sets) with 1963 Fun Cards by Gad, 1966 

Royal Crown Cola Columbus Yankees (average EX- 

MT), 1968 Detroit Tigers Bubblegumless (average EX), 

1969 Nabisco Team Flakes: Aaron, Clemente, Mays; 

1970s: (6 sets) with (3) 1973 Kellogg’s (in panels) and 

1974 Nabisco Sugar Daddy. 


620. (19) 1970-1983 Multi/Non-Sport 

Wax Boxes & Sets 

Trove of (19) 1970-1983 multi/non-sport wax boxes 

and sets. This material presents (NM or better) with 

only a couple of older display boxes presenting lesser. 

Highlights include Wax Boxes: (11 boxes, all wax 

boxes, unless noted) with Baseball: (8 boxes) with 

1981 Fleer, (3) 1983 Fleer, 1983 Fleer cello; Other: (2 

boxes) with 1970 Fleer Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Near 

(21/24), 1971 Fleer AHRA Drag Champs near (21/24); 

Complete Sets: (8 sets) with Baseball: (2) 1979 Topps, 

1982 Fleer and Football: (3 sets) with 1978-1980 

Topps. More on our website. 


615. (18) 

1933 

Goudey 

Sport 

Kings with 

Sarazen, 

Shore & 

Tilden 

Champions from 

various professional 

and amateur 

sports preside 

with these 

(18) different 1933 Goudey Sport Kings highlighted by 

several stars and six tougher high numbers. Included 

are #5 Wachter (VG-EX), #9 Blood (VG), #11 Jewtraw 

(VG), #14 Londos (VG-EX), #15 McNamara (VG-EX), 

#16 Tilden (VG-EX), #19 Shore (EX), #21 Weissmuller 

(FR), #22 Sarazen (FR), #23 Richards (VG-EX), #25 

Snoddy (EX-MT), #28 Doolittle (VG-EX), #37 

Madison (VG), #40 Gerge (VG), #41 Browning (EX- 

MT), #43 Carnera (EX), #47 Sevens (EX) and #48 

Seppala (GD). 


618. 1976 

Topps 

Baseball & 

Football 

Complete 

Sets 

Celebrate the 

bicentennial by 

claiming Topps 

complete sets 

from the two 

most famed 

major American 

professional 

sports leagues. 

Included are 

1976 Topps 

Baseball set: (660/660, 43/44 Traded, average EX-MT) 

with #19 Brett (EX), #98 Eckersley RC (EX-MT), #240 

Rose (EX), #330 Ryan (EX), #550 Aaron (VG-EX); 

1976 Topps Football set: (528/528, average EX-MT to 

NM) with #75 Bradshaw (NM), #148 Payton RC (NM), 

#220 Lambert RC (EX-MT) and #427 E. Jones RC 

(EX-MT). 


621. (10) 

1977-1985 

Multi-Sport 

Complete 

Sets with 

Gretzky & 

Montana 

Rookies 

Debuts of the 

“Great One” and 

“Joe Cool” lead 

the way for these 

(10) 1977-1985 

multi-sport complete 

sets. Each 

edition is hand 

collated and grades (NM to NM-MT) or better with the 

keys presenting similarly. Included are Baseball: (5 

sets) with (4) 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers (with 

Checklist cards), 1979 O-Pee-Chee; Football: (4 sets) 

with 1981 Topps: #216 Montana RC (NM); (2) 1983 

Topps, 1985 Topps and Hockey: (1 set) 1979-80 Topps: 

#18 Gretzky RC (NM-MT). 


616. 1954 

Bowman 

Baseball & 

Football 

Starter Sets 

with Mantle 

Construct this 

pairing of 1954 

Bowman Baseball 

and Football 

starter sets. 

Although most 

cards display 

varying degrees of 

water staining 

(and are graded as 

such), the overall presentation of these classics is not 

seriously compromised. Highlights include 1954 

Bowman Baseball starter: (121/224, median FR to 

GD, 80 dupes) with #1 Rizzuto (GD), #65 Mantle (FR), 

(2) #89 Mays (EX, VG), #161 Berra (VG); 1954 

Bowman Football starter: (76/128, average FR to 

GD, 19 dupes) with #23 Blanda RC (FR), #55 Gifford 

(VG) and #97 Finnan ERR (EX). More on our website. 


619. (6) 

1974-1980 

Topps 

Baseball & 

Football 

Complete 

Sets 

Extremely sharp 

sextet of 1974- 

1980 Topps 

Baseball and 


sets average (NM 

to NM-MT or better). 

Included are 

Baseball: (5 sets) with 1975 Topps: #223 Yount RC 

(NM), #228 Brett RC (NM-MT), #500 Ryan (NM-MT), 

#660 Aaron (NM); 1976 Topps: (44/44 Traded) with 

#98 Eckersley RC (NM-MT), #330 Ryan (NM), #550 

Aaron (NM); 1978 Topps: #36 Murray RC (NM), #707 

Molitor/Trammell RC (EX-MT); 1979 Topps: #115 O. 

Smith RC (EX-MT); 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson RC 

(NM-MT) and Football: (1 set) 1974 Topps: with #470 

Bradshaw (NM). 


622. (196) 1977- 

Modern Multi- 

Sport Graded 

Rookie/Insert 


Topps Traded 

Ripken 

Savvy modern dealers 

will definitely be interested 

in these (196) 

1977-modern multisport 

graded rookie 

cards. Highlights 

include Baseball: (156 

cards) with (3) 1982 

Topps #21 Ripken RC (PSA 9, BVG 7.5, PSA 7), 1982 

Topps Traded #98T Ripken (PSA 8), (2) 1983 Donruss 

#586 Boggs RC (PSA 10, PSA 8), (2) 1984 Donruss 

#248 Mattingly RC (PSA 9, PSA 7), (38) 1989 Score 

Traded #100T Griffey Jr. RC ((17) PSA 9), 1989 Upper 

Deck #1 Griffey Jr. RC (PSA 9) and Football: (35 

cards) with (3) 1989 Topps Traded #83T B. Sanders RC 

(all PSA 10). More on our website. 



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MULTI-SPORT / NON SPORTS CARDS 


623. 1930s-1980s 

Multi-Sport 


With 1950s World 

Series Programs 

Spanning six decades of influential 

players and franchises, 

this sports memorabilia collection 

is headlined by: 

Programs 1951 World Series 

presents (VG) with 

covers/pages intact and 

unmarked scoring grids; 1956 

World Series presents (VG- 

EX) with covers/pages intact 

and unmarked scoring grids; 1956 Yankees Photo Pack a team-issued near-set of 

(20/22) with original envelope; includes Mantle, missing only Lumpe and McDermott. 



625. Baseball 

and Football 

Memorabilia 


With Pennants 

and Publications 

As baseball and football 

overlap, you won’t have 

to choose sides with this 

lot of souvenirs from both 

arenas! With an emphasis 

on Baltimore-based teams, the sizable assortment is headlined by: Autographed 

Publications including a Super Bowl XXXV program (presents EX-MT) signed on 

the front cover by Ray Lewis (“9” strength, inscribed “SB XXXV MVP”); 1940s 

Philadelphia Athletics Pennant a full-size blue felt banner with appliqué and spine 

intact; Glassware includes a 1959 Baltimore Colts “Champions” drinking glass. 

Auction LOA from JSA for signed items. More on our website. 


627. Mickey 

Mantle/Joe Namath 

Dual-Signed 

Framed Photo - 

Full JSA 

Beloved icons in the Big 

Apple and beyond, Mickey 

Mantle and Joe Namath have 

endorsed their likenesses on 

this eye-catching photograph. 

Framed to dimensions 

of 20-1/8 x 16-1/8”, this 

14x11 black-and-white print 

portrays the pair wearing 

neckties and jackets, an 

unusual coupling of marquee figures out of their respective elements yet melding 

appropriately. On the lower white border, each has rendered a blue marker autograph 

that projects (“9-10”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


629. (12) Multi-Sport 

Dual & Single-Signed 

Publications with 

DiMaggio & Williams 

Stellar arrangement of (12) multisport 

dual and single-signed publications. 

The covers are inscribed in various 

colors with the autographs presenting 

(“8-9”) or better (unless 

noted). Included are Full photo LOA 

from JSA: (2 items) with 

DiMaggio/Mattingly, T. Williams 

(11/25/96 Sports Illustrated); JSA 

Basic Cert: (10 items, all hobby 

related magazines, unless noted) with Berra (Yankees Magazine, “7”), Fingers/Seaver, 

Griffey Jr., M. Johnson, Lemieux, McCovey (1986 Hall of Fame), (2) Ripken Jr., 

(1995 & 2001 Sports Illustrated), B. Robinson and F. Thomas. 


624. 1930s- 

70s Multi- 

Sport 

Pennant Lot 

of (54) with 

World Series 

and Team 

Photo 

Wave your flag for 

this exciting multi-sport lot of (54) 1930s-70s pennants. Standout standards are LA 

Dodgers 1966 World Series and 1973 Team Photo examples. Other fabulous flags are 

1930s NY Giants NL “Champs” and 1950s NY Yankees full size pieces, (3) mini-pennants 

with 1950s Bazooka Red Sox, 1930s NY Giants and 1950s Brooklyn Dodgers 

“Dem Bums” specimens and a 1940s Chicago Bears full size piece. Also included are 

(10) full and (14) mini size baseball items, (4) full and (13) mini size football items, 

one each Basketball and Hockey and (3) College football with (2) Navy and (1) Army. 


626. (18,000+) 

1960s-Modern 

Multi-Sport Singles 


Mammoth (18,000+) 1960smodern 

multi-sport singles 

treasure chest for the singles 

dealer or set collector. 

Multiple partial sets are 

delivered with this group 

which is heralded by a smattering 

of stars, semi-stars and 

specialty/insert cards. 

Included are Topps Baseball: (4500+); Topps Football: (4500+); Basketball: 

(1350+) with (390) 1972-73 Fleer Globetrotters (average EX to EX-MT); (6300+) 

1980s-modern multi-sport singles with many 2009 football prospects and groups of 

stars including Favre. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. More on 

our website. 


628. 1972 LPGA 8x8 

Card With (22) 

Signatures, Including (2) 

J. DiMaggio, J. Louis 

and Full PSA/DNA 

On hand for the 1972 LPGA Sealy 

Golf Classic, celebrities from the 

sporting arena and stage autographed 

this 8x8 tournament logo placard. 

Executed in various writing instruments, 

the (22) signatures vary in 

terms of strength, showing as much as 

(“9”) quality and as little as (“5”). 

Not your average “Joes,” Hall of 

Famers (2) DiMaggio (“8-9” and “7- 

8”), Louis (“8”) and (2) Namath (“6” and “5”) headline the list. Additional keys 

include: M. Baer, D. Dean (“7”) and P. Marshall. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 



630. Multi-Sport 

Autograph Collection of 

(700+) Single Signed 

Cuts with Numerous Hall 

of Famers and Stars 

Autograph seekers your buck stops 

here. Ok, make that a lot of bucks. 

This amazing assortment of (700+) 

multi-sport single signed index 

cards/cuts is loaded with Hall of 

Fame and star players from the games 

of baseball, basketball, football, hockey, 

racing and boxing. Presenting overall average (“8-9”) strength this group is highlighted 

by superstars Ripken, Erving, Bird, Valvano, Gretzky, Lemieux, (2) Messier, 

Howe, Hull, Yzerman, P. Lindbergh and “Sugar Ray” Leonard. The (13) highlight 

signers have basic JSA certs, the balance have auction LOA from JSA. Please see our 

website for a complete list of included signers. 



631. 1938 

Gum Inc. 

Horrors of 

War 

Complete Set 

of (288) 

Cards with 

(19) PSA 

Graded 

The 1938 Gum Inc. 

Horrors of War onetime 

issue was so 

controversial that 

the May 1938 L i f e 

M a g a z i n e issue ran 

a feature story on 

the vivid trading 

cards. The gory 

imagery along with 

the entertaining 

biographies has 

made this war set a 

mainstay atop many wantlists. This 1938 Gum Inc. Horrors of War complete set of (288) cards with (19) PSA g r a d- 

ed cards is an essential acquisition for the advanced non-sport enthusiast. Highlighted among this high caliber edition 

are Low Numbers: (#1-192, average VG to VG-EX, (10) PSA graded, with much variance among grades) with 

P S A 8 : #170 (1 of 7, one better); P S A 7 : (2 cards) with #148, 191; P S A 6 : (6 cards) with #1, 6, 175, 178, 182, 184; 

P S A 4 : #15; High Numbers: (#193-288, median VG to VG-EX) with P S A 7 : #203; P S A 6 : (2 cards) with #194, 

197; P S A 5 : (2 cards) with #255, #277 Hitler’s Border Tour; P S A 4 : (2 cards) with #283 Hitler Threatens Force, 

285; P S A 3 : #288 Czech President Surrenders and P S A 2 : #286 Chamberlain Meets Hitler. 


632. 1892 N308 Mayo’s Cut Plug “Naval 

Uniforms” Complete SGC Graded Set 

of (20) Cards 

Anchor’s Away! Set sail with this 1892 N308 Mayo’s Cut 

Plug “Naval Uniforms” complete SGC graded set of (20) 

cards. Included are SGC 86: American Sailor; SGC 84: (5 

cards) with Capt. American, Capt. French Navy, Capt. 

Russian Navy, German Sailor, Marine Am. Navy; SGC 82: 

Admiral English Navy; SGC 80: (4 cards) with Capt. 

American, Capt. Engl. Navy, Jack-Tar, Warrant Officer; 

SGC 60: German Admiral; SGC 50: (3 cards) with 

Admiral French Navy, Lieut. Engl. Navy, Sailor Russian 

Navy; SGC 40: (4 cards) with American Admiral, French 

Sailor, German Captain, Midshipman and SGC 35: 

Midshipmite. 


633. (520+) 1912 Cigarette Silks with Zira Flag Display Ad 

Collecting insert premiums is a far better reason to open a pack of cigarettes than smoking. This fired up collection of (520+) 1912 

“Silks” is a step better as it eliminates the packs and smoking temptation altogether. Included with this bumper crop of cachets is a 

wonderfully colorful “Zira Cigarettes” display ad which measures a whopping 27x19. The emphasis of this lot is on “Flags of the 

World” and “Coats of Arms” with less than 10% featuring portraits and assorted topics such as flora, fauna and pottery. More on 

our website. 


634. (8) 1930s Diamond Matchbooks Movie Stars 

Complete/Near Sets with Color Variations 

The brightest stars in the Hollywood galaxy shine with these (8) 1930s Diamond 

Matchbooks Movie Stars complete/near sets with color variations. Symmetrically 

arranged in an album, the majority of these collectibles display (EX-MT) surfaces. 

Highlights include 1930s Diamond Movie Stars set: (185/185, four colors each of 46 

actors, only one Gaynor) with Crawford, Dietrich, Fonda, Hepburn, Leigh; 1930s 

Diamond Nite Life Series 2 set: (72/72, three colors each of 24 actors); 1932 

Diamond Movie Stars Test set: (10/10) with Hepburn and 1933 Diamond Test 

Movie Stars set: (16/16, two colors each of 8 actors). More on our website. 


635. Garbage Pail Kids Original Series 1-14 Collection 

with (10) Sets and (26) Wax Boxes 

The finest garbage in the land here at your disposal. Produced by Topps in the 1980s 

the internationally popular “Garbage Pail Kids” series was created as a gross-out parody 

of the dreaded Cabbage Patch dolls. Presented is a collection of original series 1-14 

issues including (10) sets and (26) wax boxes. These sublimely amusing sticker cards 

were offered in alternate “A & B” character name versions. Highlighting this pile of 

pulchritude is a complete Series 1 (88) card A/B set including (6) variation cards. The 

other complete A/ B sets are series 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 and 11. More on our website. 



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NON-SPORTS CARDS 


636. 1889 N139 

Honest Long Cut 

Types of Vessels 


Die-Cut Cards 

Navigate the various waterways 

of the world with the offered 

1889 N139 Honest Long Cut 

“Types of Vessels” complete set 

of (25) die-cut cards. These fragile 

antiquities have endured the 

past 123 years in fine fashion 

with colorful obverses which 

generally present (VG to EX) 

with superficial creasing expected 

for the issue. Although 80% of the cards display varying levels of reverse paper loss 

or pin holes, the overall presentation of these antiquities is not seriously affected. 


637. 1891 N194 W.S. Kimball 

“Household Pets” Complete PSA 

Graded Set of (25) Cards—Many 

Pop 1 

Interesting 1891 N194 W.S. Kimball “Household 

Pets” complete PSA graded set of (25) cards. Lovely 

females and their animal companions are portrayed 

on this seldom offered set, many of which are “pop 

1” in the PSA population report. Included are PSA 

6: Canary; PSA 5.5: Calf; PSA 5: Pigeon; PSA 4.5: 

(2 cards) with Goldfish, Newfoundland; PSA 4: (7 

cards, two qualifiers) with Billy Goat, Dove, Fawn, 

Peacock (mk), Pony, Setter, Squirrel (mk); PSA 3: 

(6 cards, one qualifier) with Charlie’s Pet (mk), 

Polly, Pug, Puppies, Rabbit, Swan; PSA 2: (3 cards, 

one qualifier) with Horse, Kittens (mk), Tabby Cat; 

PSA Authentic: (4 cards) with Cockatoo, Deer, 

Lamb and Mama’s Pet. 


639. (3) 1951-1958 

Non-Sport 

Complete/Near Sets 

with 1958 Topps TV 

Westerns 

Politicians and gunslingers are 

paired on this trio of 1951-1958 

non-sport complete/near sets. 

Included are 1951 Post Cereal 

Hopalong Cassidy Wild West 

Trading Cards near: (33/36, 

average GD to VG, missing #21, 

29, 30); 1952 Bowman U.S. 

Presidents set: (36/36, composite 

VG-EX) and 1958 Topps TV 

Westerns set: (71/71, majority 

VG-EX to EX). 


638. 1950 Hopalong Cassidy Near Set of (228/230) With 

(3) Foil Cards and Wrapper 

Braving the Wild West and its elements, fictional cowboy Hopalong Cassidy is the 

subject in this 1950 Topps near-set of (228/230). The approximate breakdown is: 10% 

(EX-MT) or better, 25% (EX), 35% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG) or lesser, with tougher 

high numbers (187-230) faring similarly. Keys include: #1 “Dangerous Venture” (VG- 

EX) and (2) #230 “Sinister Journey” (EX-MT) and (VG). Desirable foil cards include: 

“Fool’s Gold” (VG), “Hoppy’s Holiday” (GD) and “Unexpected Guest” (GD). An 

accompanying wax wrapper presents beautifully. 


640. 1952-1955 

Topps Wings 

and Rails & 

Sails Group of 

(410) Cards 

Modes of transportation 

and war planes are 

examined with the 

offered 1952-1955 

Topps Wings and Rails 

& Sails group of (410) 

cards. Included are 

1952-53 Topps Wings 

partial: (167/200, average 

EX to EX-MT, 10% staining, 90 dupes); 1955 Topps Rails & Sails First Series 

set: (80/80, median EX-MT, all #1-80) and 1955 Topps Rails & Sails First Series 

near: (73/80, aggregate EX, 10% staining, missing #2, 10, 12, 15, 17, 47, 65). 


641. Late 1920s Non-Sport 

Actors/Actresses Uncut Sheet of (60) 

Cards 


642. (2) 

1949-1952 

Bowman 

Movie/ 

Television 

Stars 

Complete 

Sets with 

Unopened 

Pack 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 


643. (11) 1920s- 

1940s Non-Sport 

Movie 

Star/Entertainer 

Albums 

Sensational arrangement of 

(11) 1920s-1940s non-sport 

movie star/entertainer albums. 

Each collectible has withstood 

the decades nicely with the 

affixed inner contents averaging 

(NM) condition (unless 

noted). Highlights include 

1920s: 1921 E123 American Caramel “The Stars of the Screen” ((94) E123/strip cards 

affixed); 1930s: (3) 1930s German Salem Gold-Film Bilder with (2) Album 1 (180 

cards affixed, present EX to EX-MT) and 2 (268 cards affixed) and 1940s: 1947 

Screen Stars Stamp Album (474 stamps affixed). More on our website. 


645. 1954 

Topps Wings 

Partial Set 

(163/200) Plus 

(98) Dupes and 

(23) 1954 Topps 

Scoops 

Promising 1954 Topps 

non-sport collection 

featuring groups of 

cards from both the 

Wings and Scoops 

series. Included are 

1954 Topps Scoops: 

(23 cards, median VG-EX) and 1954 Topps Wings partial: (163/200, average VG, 5- 

10% trimmed, 98 dupes average GD to VG). These singles are ideal for the prospective 

non-sport set collector on a budget. 


647. (234) 1930s- 

1960s Non-Sport 

Movie/Entertainers 

Treasure Chest with 

Exhibits Set 

Dazzling starlets and dapper 

leading men are front-and-center 

with the offered 1930s- 

1960s non-sport treasure chest 

of (234) cards. Highlights 

include 1935 Dixie Lids: Gable 

(VG-EX); 1936 Dixie Lids: 

Wayne (VG-EX); 1940s 

Quaker Puffed Wheat Pins: Reagan (EX-MT); 1943 Dixie Lids: Hope (VG); 1948 

Dixie Lids: Garland (GD); 1950 Exhibits Then & Now set: (32/32, average EX-MT, 

20% writing); 1950s Bond Bread Hopalong Cassidy Premium: (VG) and 1951 

Star-Cal Decals: Wayne (EX). More on our website. 


649. 1971 

Topps Partridge 

Family Series A 

(Blue Border) 

Near Wax Box 

of (29) Packs 

Get your groove on 

with America’s musical 

sweethearts, the 

Partridge Family, by 

claiming this 1971 

Topps Series A (Blue 

Border) near wax box 

of (29) packs. The 41 year-old relics display square folds, tight wrappings and are 

absent of any obtrusive fraying or wear. The “New Series” display box which confirms 

the blue border status of the contents displays typical, but not significant wear. 


644. 1950-1956 

Topps & Bowman 

Non-Sport Collection 

of (626) Cards 

Wild West heroes and world 

figures are found throughout 

this 1950-1956 non-sport collection 

of (626) cards. Included 

are: 1950 Bowman Wild West: 

(121 cards, mostly VG); 1952 

Bowman Television & Radio 

Stars of NBC: (30 cards, 

majority GD); 1952 Topps 

Look ‘N See: (32 cards, median 

GD to VG); 1953 Bowman Frontier Days: (125 cards, majority GD to VG); 1956 

Topps Davy Crockett-Green: (56 cards, composite GD); 1956 Topps Davy 

Crockett-Orange: (217 cards, mainly VG) and 1956 Topps Round-Up: (45 cards, 

aggregate EX). 


646. (51) 

1900s-1970s 

Non-Sport 

Complete 

Sets—Loaded 

Span the globe with 

these (51) 1900s-1970s 

non-sport complete 

sets that are absolutely 

loaded with “break 

potential”. Covering a 

variety of topics and 

themes, these razor-sharp editions average (NM) with only a handful lesser. Highlights 

include 1900s: 1900s PE 7-6 National Flags Pins; 1930s: (24 sets); 1940s: (4 sets) 

with 1940s Mutoscope Bandleaders postcards, 1943 Exhibit Army Follies; 1960s: (9 

sets) with 1960s Nu-Card Westerns, 1960 Jello Aircraft of the World Plastic Coins and 

1964 Exhibits Hot Rods & Custom Cards. More on our website. 


648. 1965 AB&C “Civil 

War News” Complete 

High-Grade Set of (88) 

Showcasing the detailed work of 

renowned artist Norm Saunders, 

the 1965 AB&C “Civil War News” 

set of (88) is presented in its entirety. 

This high-grade U.K. produced 

assortment is comprised of (EX- 

MT) or better examples with centering 

issues inherent to the set. 

Keys include: #1 The Angry Man 

(EX-MT) and #88 Checklist (EX- 

MT). 


650. (2) 

Garbage Pail 

Kids Complete 

Set Series 1-14 

Runs with (2) 

“Jumbo” Sets 

Rising from the heap of 

mundane 1980s nonsport 

issues the 

“Garbage Pail Kids” 

series climbed or shall we say oozed their way up to international acclaim. These 

innovative spoof cards feature fantastic artwork depicting distressed kids in a fashion 

that is both disturbing and humorous. Presented are (2) complete (average NM) set 

runs inclusive of series 1-14 with both “A” and “B” versions. Issued by Topps in the 

1980s the A and B versions of these deranged sticker-cards show the same image with 

alternate character names. Also included are (2) “Jumbo” sets numbered 1-39. 



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AMERICANA December 13, 2012 

651. Robert 

E. Lee 

Signed 1866 

Wa s h i n g t o n 

C o l l e g e 

Report Card 

With an undying 

loyalty to his 

home state, 

Robert E. Lee 

chose to remain 

in Virginia 

throughout its 

secession and 

earn acclaim as a 

military strategist 

for the Confederate Army. With keen foresight that helped win many battles against 

larger Union armies, Lee took the natural course to education and served as the 

President of Washington College. In that post-war endeavor, Lee signed this student 

report card. Dated “November 30, 1866,” the document has handwritten numeric 

grades for three subjects. On the appropriate line, Lee’s black-ink steel tip fountain 

pen signature projects (“8”) strength and clarity. Examples of this coveted signature 

are rare, indeed. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


653. Winston Churchill 

Signed 1911 

Appointment Document - 

Full JSA 

Already having seen battle during war 

correspondence in Europe and abroad, 

26-year-old Winston Churchill was 

appointed First Lord of Admiralty to 

mark the beginning of a lengthy 

statesman’s career during which he 

became Great Britain’s most influential 

and inspiring figure. Prior to the 

aforementioned appointment, 

Churchill endorsed this legal correspondence. 

Typewritten on “Secretary 

of State Home Department” thick 

stock stationery, the letter is dated 

January 20, 1911. At the conclusion, 

Churchill’s black-ink fountain pen 

scripting projects (“9-10”) strength 

and clarity and ranks as one of the 

boldest we’ve ever seen. Executed by 

one of the world’s most revered diplomats, 

the signature comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. 


652. President 

Ulysses S. Grant 

1871 Signed 

Presidential 

Pardon - Full JSA 

With significant ties to the 

Civil War and United States 

presidency, this vintage 

legal document is signed by 

influential military and 

political icon Ulysses S. 

Grant. Measuring 6-5/8 x 6- 

15/16”, the sheet features 

printed and handwritten text 

which combine to comprise 

a legal pardon. Dated 

“March 16, 1871,” the page 

is signed by Grant in blackink 

steel tip fountain pen. 

The flowing scripting carries equal potency throughout and resonates (“9”) strength 

and clarity. Grant issued this pardon in his capacity as U.S. President. It was common 

for both Grant and prior president Andrew Johnson to issue pardons to those who had 

fought for the Confederacy during the Civil War. Full photo LOA from JSA. 



654. Franklin 

D. Roosevelt 

Signed 1943 

Presidential 

Appointment - 

Full JSA 

Well into his third 

term as Chief 

Executive, Franklin 

D. Roosevelt had put 

the great Depression 

behind us and guided 

a nation through 

World War II. In that 

capacity, Roosevelt 

endorsed this 1943 Presidential appointment. Printed on thick-stock parchment 

measuring 20x15, the elegant cursive font text details the appointment of one Hugh 

B. Cox as the Assistant Attorney General. At the conclusion, Roosevelt has signed in 

black-ink steel tip fountain pen (“8-9” strength). Attorney General Francis Biddle (of 

Nuremberg Trials fame) has also signed in black-ink fountain pen (“9” strength). 

This is a regal display piece showcasing one of the most sought-after White House 

pennings. A faint upper-right corner moisture stain does not affect the signatures. 

Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value $650-$1000). 


655. Neil Armstrong 

Signed Vintage 8x10 

NASA Photograph 

with Full JSA 

“That’s one small step for man, a 

giant leap for mankind”. 

Venturing into uncharted territory, 

Neil A. Armstrong crossed scientific 

boundaries and achieved permanent 

celebrity as the first of 

twelve men to ever walk on the 

moon. In private life, the hero was 

a reserved personality who seldom 

signed items for the general public. 

This Neil Armstrong (d.2012) 

signed vintage 8x10 NASA photograph 

is a proud remembrance of a 

man who defied physics and 

inspired a generation of 

Americans. The publicity picture 

which depicts the smiling Armstrong in his spacesuit is personalized with a salutation. 

The black ink signature and the autograph presents (“7”). Despite being flanked by 

tape, his written name, pin holes and slight water staining, the historic endorsement is 

not compromised. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


656. 1939 New York 

World’s Fair Treasure 

Chest of (350+) 

Memorabilia Items with 

Guides, Chair and Pillow 

With an eye toward the future the 1939 

New York World’s Fair was themed 

“Building the World of Tomorrow”. 

Presented is a “Treasure Chest” memorabilia 

collection of (350+) pieces from 

this monumental two year event held in 

1939 and 1940 at Flushing Meadows 

Corona Park. Highlighting this historical 

hoard are (11) guide books in attractive 

condition, a 35” high wood “Cane Chair” with a 9” diameter seat showing moderate 

wear including a 3” crack on one leg and a very appealing 16x16 pillow with tassel 

fringe. Other noteworthy items are an 18x18 fringed pillow case, a 4x4 mini-pillow, a 

gorgeous 10x10 handkerchief, (2) fountain pens, (2) high grade Billy Rose Aquacade 

programs featuring stars Johnny Weismuller, Eleanor Holm and Buster Crabbe, a plastic 

Trylon & Perisphere salt shaker, (9) tickets and ticket booklets and (7) well preserved 

pennants. The balance consists of (100+) brochures, (90+) matchbook covers, 

(16) photo packs and souvenir postcard folders, (18) ephemera items, (8) books, (14) 

photo and art books, (6) railroad publications, (15) newspaper supplements and advertising 

pieces and (50+) miscellaneous souvenirs. More on our website. 



657. William Moultrie 1794 Signed 

Document - Full JSA 

Historical significance abounds on this signed document 

display from the critical and formative stages of 

the United States of America. Framed to dimensions of 

14-3/8 x 18-7/8”, vintage parchment is dated February 

6, 1794 and details the appointment of a notary public. 

Comprised of printed and handwritten terms, the document 

is endorsed by heroic Revolutionary War General 

and South Carolina Governor William Moultrie, whose 

black ink fountain pen signature maintains (“8-9”) 

potency more than 200 years after its execution. Full 



658. Jefferson Davis Cut Signature - 

Full JSA 

Proud and defiant until the bitter end, former president 

of the short-lived Confederate States of America (1861- 

1865) Jefferson Davis was the author of this bold cut 

signature. Executed in black-ink fountain pen on a 

sheet measuring approximately 3-13/16”-long, Davis’ 

regal scripting resonates (“8-9”) strength and clarity. 

The sheet is minimally affected by age-induced browning, 

which does not impinge upon the quality of the 

autograph and actually provides aesthetic appeal. Full 




659. Dwight D. Eisenhower 

Autographed “Republican National 

Convention” Photo-Full JSA 

Do you like Ike 34th U.S. President Dwight D. 

Eisenhower (d.1969) who won two presidential elections 

with the friendly slogan “I Like Ike” was a conservative 

Republican who presided over America’s 

period of transition from 1950s innocence to 1960s cultural 

revolution. Presented is an 8x10 photo taken at a 

Republican National Convention signed by “Ike” with 

graceful (“7-8”) quality in black ink by steel-tip fountain 

pen. The photo presents in appealing condition 

with minor signs of wear including a vertical crease 

which does affect the signature or image. Full photo 

LOA from JSA. 


660. Theodore Roosevelt Signed 

Cut-Full JSA 

Bully for you if you elect this stately Theodore 

Roosevelt (d.1919) signed cut. The 26th President of 

the U.S.A., founder of the short-lived “Bull Moose” 

political party applied his presidential (“9”) strength 

endorsement in black ink by means of steel-tip fountain 

pen to the offered 3-3/4 x 1-1/2” cut. This significant 

executive level signature is perfectly sized and suited 

for framing and matting with the Roosevelt photo of 

your choice. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


661. John F. Kennedy 1958 

Typewritten Signed Letter With 

“Jack” Signature - Full PSA/DNA 

Embraced by millions as he made a meteoric rise 

through the political rankings, 40-year-old John F. 

Kennedy composed and signed this 1958 correspondence 

in his capacity as a Massachusetts State Senator. 

Typewritten on Kennedy’s United States Senate letterhead, 

the letter conveys thanks for a favorable editorial 

piece. At the conclusion, Kennedy has signed “Jack” in 

black ink. Albeit brief, the bold penning projects (“9”) 

strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. This 

item has a reserve (estimated value $700-$1500). More 



662. U.S. President Autograph 

Collection of (6) with Bush, Hoover 

and Ford-Great Starter Set 

From the “Great Depression” to the first “Gulf War” 

these men have led America through some incredible 

times. Presented is a great “starter set” collection of (6) 

U.S. Presidents autographs. Heading up this head-ofstate 

group are a George H. W. Bush 1970 letter (“9”), 

a Herbert Hoover (d.1964) 1943 letter (“9”) and a 

Gerald Ford (d.2006) football photo (“9”). Also included 

are a Jimmy Carter 1980 envelope cover (“9”), a 

Richard Nixon (d.1994) 1979 greeting card (“8”) and a 

Harry Truman (d.1973) United Nations first-day cover 

hand-dated 2/14/68 (“8”). Auction LOA from JSA. 


663. Ronald Reagan Signed 

“Goldwater Victory Dinner” 

Program-Full JSA 


664. Vintage Lead 

Soldiers/Figures/Artillery Lot of 

(50+) Items 


665. Midge/Matchbox/Hot Wheels 

and Other 1940s-1980s Toy Car Lot 

of (200+) 



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666. General William T. Sherman 

1860s Signed U.S. Army Envelope 

This correspondence piece hails from a pivotal chapter 

in American history and is endorsed by revered Civil 

War General William T. Sherman. The envelope has 

“Headquarters Army of the United States – Official 

Business” printed in the upper right corner and is 

signed by Sherman in black-ink fountain pen (“8” 

strength) and addressed (in Sherman’s hand) to a 

Boston resident. Issued by Philp & Solomons (which 

had government contracts from printing beginning in 

1859), the item is postmarked. Full photo LOA from 

JSA. 


669. 1927 

Eddie 

Rickenbacker 

Single Signed 

Photo-Full 

JSA 

“Fast Eddie” 

Rickenbacker 

(d.1973) earned his 

nickname competing 

in the Indianapolis 

500 and is best 

remembered as a 

WWI Medal of 

Honor winning pilot 

who led the league in aerial combat wins scoring a 

WWI record twenty-six confirmed victories. Presented 

is a single signed 6 x 8-1/2” portrait photograph signed 

(“9”) and inscribed by Rickenbacker in truly regal fashion. 

Featuring an oval shaped image on cream colored 

rectangular background this portrait presents exceptional 

quality and the elegant penmanship of a true 

American hero. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on 

our website. 


672. Charles Schulz Autographed 

“Peanuts Gang” Sheet-Full JSA 

Presented is an autographed 11 x 8-1/2” souvenir sheet 

(matted to 12-1/2 x 10-1/4”) featuring Charles M. 

Schulz’s (d.2000) beloved creations: “Charlie Brown 

and the Peanuts Gang”. Presented in very well preserved 

condition, this sketch type sheet displays the 

central “Peanuts” characters in what could be considered 

a sort of “team photo” setting. Schulz’s (“7-8”) 

quality signature, which is almost as broad as the 

appeal of his comic strip, appears across the top of the 

sheet along with the inscription “Best wishes”. Full 



667. G.T. 

Beauregard 

1883 Signed 

Handwritten 

Letter - Full 

JSA 

Authoritative and 

calculating, former 

Confederate Army 

General G.T. 

Beauregard was one 

of the South’s few 

wealthy veterans, 

thanks largely to his 

part in promoting 

the scandalous 

Louisiana Lottery. 

This 1883 correspondence is penned entirely in 

Beauregard’s hand and signed at the conclusion. 

Composed in black ink on a sheet of lined paper with a 

vintage watermark, the letter is dated “Nov. 8/83”. At 

the conclusion, Beauregard’s scripting projects (“9”) 

quality with very minor ink migration preventing even 

higher assessment. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


670. Multi-Signed 1937 Dinner 

Program With Olivier and Leigh - 

Full PSA/DNA 

At a gathering of the elite in the social and artistic circles, 

internationally acclaimed performers endorsed this 

“Gallery First Nighters’ Club” 34 Annual Dinner program. 

Issued on March 7, 1937 at London’s Criterion 

Restaurant, the two-page thick stock item features caricature 

likenesses on the front cover, while the inside is 

home to menu and guest listings. Executed in graphite 

pencil, the signatures of Leslie Banks, Constance 

Cummings, Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier all project 

(“8-9”) strength. Ann Harding has signed in blue 

ink (“9” strength). Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. 


673. 

Space 

Shuttle 

Discovery 

“STS 51-A 

Mission” 

Multi- 

Signed 

Display- 

Full JSA 

Space Shuttle Discovery’s second mission “STS 51-A” 

is noted as the first retrieval mission in space exploration 

history. Using a device known as the “Stinger” 

Discovery retrieved two improperly orbiting satellites 

after successfully launching two Canadian satellites. 

Presented is a 16x20 display board titled 

“Discovery…Going to Work in Space” which features 

the crew members’ signatures, a mission patch, photos 

and a caption. Displaying an average (“7”) strength the 

(5) signatures are Commander Hauck, Pilot Walker, and 

Mission Specialists Fisher, Gardner and Allen. Full 



668. Phineas T. Barnum Signed 

Check - Full JSA 

While his lesser-known activities included writing, publishing 

and politics, famed circus founder Phineas T. 

Barnum set the record straight, proclaiming: “I am a 

showman by trade, and all the gilding shall make nothing 

else of me.” This personal check was signed by 

Barnum during his tenure in the Connecticut legislature. 

The document is dated “Nov 9 1865” and signed 

on the appropriate line in black-ink fountain pen (“7” 

strength). The postmarked item has minor separation 

near the middle, which does not affect Barnum’s autograph. 



671. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello 

Single Signed Photos-Full JSA 

Who’s on first You if you win these (2) photos single 

signed by the immortal comedy team Abbott and 

Costello. Bud Abbott (d.1974) and Lou Costello 

(d.1959) are duly and dually famous in the entertainment 

and baseball worlds for their great comedic work, 

especially the classic “who’s on first” routine featured 

at the Hall of Fame since 1956. The offered photos 

measure 8x10 and bear personalized inscriptions. 

Abbott’s (“8”) signature appears on a Universal 

Pictures publicity shot and Costello’s (“9”) signature 

appears on an attractive matte print. Full photo LOAs 



674. 

Batman 

Autograph 

Lot of (29) 

with (2) 

West, 

Kane, 

Ward and 

Price 

Holy 

Penmanship! 

This super group of Batman autographs is a Batfan’s 

dream. Offered are (29) items signed by cast members 

of the 1960s Batman TV series. Highlights include a 

comic book signed by Batman creator and artist Bob 

Kane (d.1998, “9”), (2) Adam West items with an 8x10 

photo (“9”) and a 3x5 index card (“9”), a Burt Ward 

3x5 card (“9”) and a Vincent Price 3x5 card (d. 1993, 

“9”). Also included are (5) other 8x10 photos including 

(2) Frank Gorshin (d. 2005, “9”, “8”) and Julie 

Newmar (“9”), (18) other 3x5 index cards and a 4x6 

paper flat. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 



675. Hirschfeld Alfred 

Hitchcock TV Guide Cover 

Portrait Illustration Board 

Good evening…for your viewing pleasure 

we present a gouache style illustration 

board print of Alfred Hitchcock by 

famed caricaturist Al Hirschfeld. Known 

as the “Line King” Hirschfeld specialized 

in simple black on white drawings of 

celebrities during his long career. The 

offered illustration was used for the 

11/30/57 cover of TV guide and is a fine 

representation of the artist’s color work. 

Framed and matted to overall dimensions 

of 17x21 this dynamic piece presents in 

excellent condition with only minor 

peripheral wear on the border and frame. 



677. (3) 1950s 

Spanish Lobby Cards 

with “Rebel Without A 

Cause” 

The 1950s were a transitional 

period that brought us rebellious 

youth and “Rock ‘n’ Roll” music. 

Presented are (3) Spanish language 

Lobby Cards from famous 

1950s films. Measuring 16 x 12- 

1/2” these colorful placards present 

in excellent condition with 

fantastic original details including 

bold colors, crisp graphics and only minor peripheral wear. The star of this lot is 

“Rebel Without A Cause” featuring the legendary James Dean. Also included is 

“Jailhouse Rock” starring Elvis Presley. The third item is “Go, Johnny Go!” featuring 

Chuck Berry and Richie Valens in his only film appearance. 


679. 1940s-1950s 

Actors/Actresses 

Stationery Pad Lot 

of (45) With 

Garland, Grant and 

Wayne 

Stars and starlets of the silver 

screen are portrayed on the 

covers of these (45) stationery 

pads. Complete with lined 

sheets, the pads feature movie 

stills or portrait likenesses on 

the covers. Highlights 

include: Gene Autry, Joan 

Crawford, Greta Garbo, Tony Curtis, Judy Garland, Cary Grant, Rock Hudson, (2) 

Hedy Lamarr, (2) Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power, Barbara Stanwyck, John Wayne and 

Jane Wyman. More on our website. 


681. Vintage Sheet Music 

Lot of (300+) with Sinatra, 

Crosby, Jolson and Disney 

Music sweet music! This accumulation 

of (300+) pieces of popular vintage 

sheet music will have you singing “Kaching” 

over its potential break-up value. 

Star-studded key items are (4) Frank 

Sinatra, (20+) Bing Crosby, (3) Disney, 

(20+) Fred Astaire, (20+) Al Jolson, (4) 

Shirley Temple and (3) Judy 

Garland/Mickey Rooney. Other items of 

note are Casablanca, Gone With the 

Wind, the Marx Brothers, the Wizard of 

Oz, Willie Wonka, Bob Hope, John 

Wayne and Nat “King” Cole. Rounding out this harmonious ensemble are (200+) 

movie and theater related items. More on our website. 


676. (16) 1940s-1950s 

Sports-Themed Lobby Card 

Sets of (8) With “The Caddy” 

and “Fear Strikes Out” 

Sports-themed films and stars are portrayed 

in these vintage lobby cards. Originally displayed 

in theatres, these 14x11 novelties 

present beautifully. Includes (8) different 

images each for: The Caddy 1953, D. 

Martin/J. Lewis; Jim Thorpe – All 

American 1951, B. Lancaster; Follow The Sun 1951, Ben Hogan story; Big Leaguer 

1953, E.G. Robinson; Crazylegs 1952, Elroy Hirsch; Kill The Umpire 1950, Wm. 

Bendix; The Pride of St. Louis 1952, Dizzy Dean story; The Rose Bowl Story 1952, 

N. Wood; The All American 1953, T. Curtis; Fear Strikes Out 1957, Jimmy Piersall 

Story; It Happens Every Spring 1949, R. Milland; Spirit of West Point 1957, Doc 

Blanchard; Angels in the Outfield 1951, J. Leigh; The Bob Mathias Story 1954, 

Bob Mathias; The Joe Louis Story 1953, P. Stewart; Somebody Up there Likes Me 

1956, P. Newman 


678. 1920s-1950s Movie 

Theatre Program Collection 

With “Gone With the Wind” 

and “The King of Kings” 

From an era during which theatre going 

was an event anticipated beforehand and 

the topic of conversation for days afterward, 

these programs represent a bygone 

aspect of entertainment. Issued at the theatre 

for promotional and preview purposes, 

these 1920s-1950s relics are headlined 

by: Gone With the Wind a 20-page program 

detailing the David Selznick production; 

The King of Kings 16-page program 

from Cecil B. DeMille’s 1927 production 

(separation affects most of the 

front cover). More on our website. 


680. 1930s-1950s 

Actor/Actress/Movie- 

Photo/Still Lot of (114) with 

Sinatra, Three Stooges and 

Temple 

Stars abound in this glamorous collection of 

(114) 1930s-1950s photographs featuring 

famous actors and actresses from the movie 

scene. Measuring 8x10 and 7x9, and one 

4x5, this cavalcade of stars is comprised of 

movie stills, original photos, wire and press 

releases and publicity shots. In general this 

group presents in well preserved state with 

10% in lesser condition. The brightest of the 

lot are (3) Frank Sinatra, (2) Three Stooges 

with Curley and (11) Shirley Temple. Best 

supporting stars are (2) Joan Crawford, (3) Dinah Shore and (13) Barbara Stanwyck. 



682. 1890s-1960s 

Movie/Americana 

“Treasure Chest” 

of (400+) 

Memorabilia and 

Ephemera Items 

Major dealer alert! Beef up 

your inventory with this 

vintage 1890s-1960s 

“Treasure Chest” lot of 

(400+) Movie and 

Americana items. Featured items are two boxes of (36) movie star rings, (2) Joan 

Crawford autographs—first name only—(both “9”, no 3rd party authentication), (12) 

“Howdy Doody” key-chains with original store display card, (9) assorted 

toy/games/game pieces with (2) unused punch-boards and a (200+) piece “Movie- 

Land Keeno” set, an “Exhibit” vending machine display header and a 1st edition 

“They Got Me Covered” book by Bob Hope. More on our website. 



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683. Big Little 

Books Collection of 

(200+) with 1932 

“1st Dick Tracy” 

and (2) 1933 

“Mickey Mouse” 

Whitman Publishing issued 

their popular “Big Little” 

series of books targeted at 

younger readers between 1932 

and the 1960s. Presented is a 

big (200+) piece lot of these 

little collectible treasures including a rare 1932 copy of the first title “The Adventures 

of Dick Tracy” and (2) 1933 second printing copies of “Mickey Mouse”, also considered 

rare. Scarce editions include “Little Orphan Annie”, (2) “Little Orphan Annie and 

Sandy” and a hardcover/hard-spine version of “Moon Mullins and Kayo”. This lot 

presents in a range of condition from Fine to Poor. More on our website. 


685. New York 

Ephemera Lot 

With Maps, 

Travel Guides 

and Postcards 

A city so nice, they 

named it twice: “New 

York, New York” is the 

destination in this lot of 

vintage publications and 

traveler’s aides. 

Highlights include: 

Travel Guides How To 

Know New York (1895; spine secured by tape); How To See New York (1914; presents 

EX with map insert); Souvenir Postcards (20) sets including Coney Island, Niagara 

Falls and Rockefeller Center; Maps includes New York street and rapid transit maps. 



687. Charles 

Lindbergh Lot of 

(6) with Pillow, 

Pillow Case and 

“Lindy” Game 

Charles “Lucky Lindy” 

Lindbergh gained worldwide 

notoriety for his 

1927 Trans-Atlantic flight 

in the single engine “Spirit 

of St. Louis” monoplane. 

Catch the spirit with this 

lot of (6) vintage Lindbergh collectibles. Highlighting this high flying group are a 

very attractive 16x16 color “Our Hero” pillow, a lightly soiled black on yellow pillow 

case version of the same and Parker Brothers “Lindy” card game (box face and back 

are separated with partial loss at top of face). Also featured are (3) books including a 

1927 1st edition/10th impression copy of “We”. More on our website. 


689. (350+) 1920s- 

70s “Vacation 

Destinations” 

Pennant and 

Postcard Hoard 

with Hop-Along 

Cassidy 

Excellent break value 

exists in this tremendous 

hoard of (350+) 1920s-70s 

“Vacation Destinations” pennants and postcards. Offered are (200+) pennants and 

(140+) souvenir folder postcards which present in attractive condition. These quintessential 

road-trip mementos feature a variety of subjects including famous sites, beaches, 

theme parks, Indian Chiefs, schools and cities. Highlights include (2) Hop-Along 

Cassidy, Ringling Brothers, Notre Dame and an unusual 1926 reverse direction 

Philadelphia Sesquicentennial pennants. More on our website. 


684. Edgar Rice 

Burroughs “Tarzan” 

Complete Book Set 

of (26) with (7) 1st 

Editions 

Edgar Rice Burroughs 

“Tarzan” has endured for a 

century to become one of the 

World’s most recognizable literary 

characters. Presented is a 

complete run of the (26) original 

stories written by ERB 

including (7) 1st editions and 

1st edition movie book from 1957. Also included are (6) 1940s later editions published 

by Burroughs Inc., (11) 1920s-1950s later editions published by Grosset & 

Dunlap, a 1950s Whitman edition and a 1930s Methuen edition. This adventurous collection 

presents in mid to better grade with all but one accompanied by a dust jacket. 



686. 1964 

New York 

World’s Fair 

Treasure 

Chest of 

(250+) 

Memorabilia 

Items 

The “Peace Through Understanding” theme of the 1964 New York World’s Fair exhibit 

was personified by the Unisphere (One World) structure which still stands in Corona 

Park. Start your own exhibit with this considerable “Treasure Chest” memorabilia lot 

of (250+) items with many bearing an image of the iconic Unisphere. Standout items 

include (4) full size pennants, (15) official guide books, (4) glasses, (2) license plates, 

(3) Unisphere banks and a Flintstones comic book. This gigantic assortment presents 

in above average to like new condition with 10% lesser. More on our website. 


688. 1930s-1940s Pin-Up 

Girl Collection of 

Premiums, Exhibits and 

Ads 

There are no “commons” in this assortment 

of 1930s-1940s pin-up girl collectibles! 

Depicted in suggestive attire 

and poses on postcards, premiums and 

ads, these gals are certain to quicken 

your pulse. Highlights include: 1940- 

1945 Mutoscope Cards (64) exhibittype 

cards, (NM) and (EX-MT) 

throughout; 1944 R59 Gum Inc, 

American Beauties (30) provocative 

poses; all (EX-MT) or better; 1946 

Esquire “Petty Girls” Calendar Pin- 

Ups (3) examples, matted to 11x14. 



690. 1860s-1970s 

Military/Americana Lot 

with (10) WWI & WWII 

Medals 

Military buffs will be “gung-ho” 

for this broad assortment of 

(150+) 1860s-1970s 

Military/Americana items. 

Highlighting this accumulation are 

(10) WWI and WWII medals 

including a prestigious Purple 

Heart. Also featured are (4) pieces 

of jewelry including a sterling ring 

and bracelet and a fabulous WWI 

trench art bracelet, plus (7) U.S. Civil War relics, (60+) uniform buttons, (19) badge 

pins, (9) ribbons, (10) uniform articles, (10) insignia pins, a solid brass belt buckle, (5) 

ephemera pieces and (15) miscellaneous Americana items. More on our website. 



691. 1930s-1970s Toy Car/Truck/Bus 

Lot of (60+) with (2) Hubley Indy 

Cars 

Toy car buffs will go pedal to the metal for this vintage 

1930s-1970s “instant collection” of (60+) cars, trucks 

and buses. Presenting in display ready condition with 

totally acceptable signs of age appropriate wear this 

fantastic assortment is a treasure trove of collectible 

vehicles. Produced in a variety of mediums such as cast 

iron, tin, rubber and plastic this group features pieces 

from noted manufacturers such as Auburn, Corgi, 

Dinky, Hubley and Tootsietoy. Highlights include a 

Hubley police motorcycle with sidecar, (2) Hubley Indy 

cars and a Corgi Beatles bus. More on our website. 


692. “Balance of Collection” Vintage 

Toy Lot with Charlie McCarthy Doll 

and (4) Games 

Eclectic is the first word in this “Balance of Collection” 

lot of vintage toys and games. This diverse grouping features 

an interesting mix including Disney collectibles, 

cars, trucks, ships, military vehicles, games, dolls, 

planes, fire engines, a lunch box, a globe bank, tin toys 

and a Beatles Yellow Submarine. Presenting in average 

to better grade, these nostalgic playthings represent a 

fine value for the savvy dealer or multi-genre collector. 

Highlights are Charlie McCarthy and Jerry Mahoney 

ventriloquist dolls and (4) games including a handsome 

upright pinball machine. More on our website. 


693. (10) 1940s-50s Gambling Punch 

Boards-All Unpunched with (1) 

Baseball 

Place your bets on this exciting lot of (10) 1940s-50s 

“Punch Board” gambling games in “unpunched” condition. 

Designed to separate customers from their money 

these low-tech games of chance reached their peak popularity 

just prior to WWII and were soon afterwards 

outlawed in many areas due to rampant cheating. The 

stars of this lot are a baseball themed “Damon Runyon 

Memorial Cancer Fund” piece and a “Mighty Midget” 

game with “Indy car” theme. Other dazzlers are (4) pinup 

girl games including one with Gil Elvgren art. Also 

included are (4) generically themed boards. 


694. 1950s-60s “Natty Boh” Display 

Lot with “Egghead Mr. Boh” Lightup 

Sign 

“From the Land of Pleasant Living” comes this lot of 

(3) “Natty Boh” display pieces. Issued by the National 

Brewing Co. during the 1950s-1960s these colorful collectibles 

are perfect for “man-cave” exhibition. 

Highlighting this group is a 10” diameter vinyl light-up 

sign featuring the “Egghead” version of beloved mascot 

“Mr. Boh”. The second piece is a rare 8x11 early 3-D 

light-up piece in beautiful condition which features 

swimming Koi. The third piece is a 13x9 coffin shaped 

plastic light-up clock in high grade. Also included are 

(4) like-new decals. More on our website. 


695. Late 1700s-Late 1900s Foreign 

Coin Lot of (280+) 

Expand your numismatic horizons with this interesting 

mix of (280+) foreign coins dating from the late 1700slate 

1900s. This fascinating international mix features 

(20+) coins with various silver content including an 

1816 Spanish/Mexican eight real coin (holed) and (2) 

1971 Canadian (BU) proof silver dollars. Additional 

highlights are (2) late 1700s French two sols specimens 

(both AG), (15) 19th Century Canadian tokens in AG- 

VG grades and (12) 19th & 20th Century British 

Homeland and Possessions coins in G-XF grades. More 



696. Carson City Morgan Silver 

Dollar Lot of (5) 

It seems like the current precious metal craze has 

everyone jumping on the bandwagon with Silver 

Dollars ranking high in demand. Long time coin collectors 

know that specimens bearing the Carson City “CC” 

mintmark have always topped want lists and command 

premium prices regardless of “spot” silver levels. 

Presented are (5) Morgan Silver Dollars featuring the 

coveted CC mintmark. Highlighting this group are (2) 

better date pieces including an 1891-CC in (AU) grade 

and a split grade 1879-CC with (VF-obverse/F-reverse). 

Also included are 1878-CC (VF), 1880-CC 8/7 (F) and 

1882-CC (XF). 


697. (2) NGC Graded “Liberty” 

Nickels with MS65 1883 “No Cents” 

and MS64 1883 “With Cents” 


698. 1852-1958 American Penny Lot 

of (490+) 


699. (2) PCGS Graded Variety Coins 

with Rare 1918 “Dropped D” Dime 

and 1955-D/S OMM-3 Nickel 



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700. (52) 

1942-S/S 

& S/S/S 

Double 

Die 

Variety 

Lincoln 

Cents 

All 

Graded 

MS60- 

MS67 

Serious 

numismatists 

and high end 

dealers are 

afforded the 

opportunity 

to corner the 

market for a 

particular rare variety with this very significant offering of (52) 1942-S/S & S/S/S 

Double Die Variety full red Lincoln cents which have been professionally certified 

by PCGS, NGC and ANACS in grades of MS60-MS67. This amazing collection is 

new to the hobby and comes from a dedicated “cherry-picker” who accumulated this 

group over a period of fifty years. Highlighting this offering is a unique population 

of (1) specimen graded MS67RD, DDO FS-101 by PCGS and confirmed to be the 

only coin of this variety graded by PCGS at the MS67 level with none higher. Also 

featured are (3) specimens designated MS67RD by NGC and (2) MS67RED by 

ANACS. While there have been no recorded sales at the MS67 level for comparison, 

the consensus of experts has estimated the PCGS piece in the five figure range and 

the NGC and ANACS pieces in the high four figure range. The remainder of this lot 

breaks down by quantity and grade as follows: (19) MS66RD, (19) MS65RD, (6) 

MS64RD, (1) MS63RED and (1) MS60 Details with the comment “Lamination 

Cleaned”. This item has a reserve (estimated value $47,500-$60,000). 



701. 1941 Lincoln Cent 

“Doubled Die Obverse”-PCGS 

Graded MS65RD 

Collectors of significant rare “variety” coins 

will certainly enjoy this gorgeous 1941 

Lincoln Cent with “Doubled Die Obverse”. 

Graded MS65RD-Mint State 65 Red by the 

prestigious PCGS grading service, this fabulous 

specimen displays very desirable attributes 

including brilliant original luster, red coloring, 

well defined details and the all-important 

“doubling” on the “In God We Trust” 

motto and portions of the word “Liberty”. 

The flip bears the designation “DDO FS101 

(FS-018)” and the reference number is 

3780.65/11455987. This item has a reserve (estimated value $2,500-$3,500). More on 

our website. 


702. 1943/2-P “Doubled Die 

Obverse” Jefferson Nickel- 

PCGS Graded MS65 

Seekers of high grade rare coins will welcome 

the opportunity to acquire this 

choice 1943/2-P Jefferson Nickel with 

“doubled die” 3/2 date variation. This 

extraordinary example presents a brilliant 

lustrous appearance and has been certified 

MS65 by the highly regarded PCGS 

grading service. The flip bears the designation 

“DDO FS-101 (FS-028)” and the 

reference number 38499.65/19373369 

along with the PCGS MS65 grade. The 

3/2 variation is partially visible to the 

naked eye and is clearly detectable under 

magnification. 


703. 1943 “Full Steps- 

Doubled Die Obverse” 

Jefferson Nickel-PCGS 

Graded MS65FS 

Well struck “Full Step” Jefferson Nickels 

are highly prized by coin collectors. Add in 

the feature of being a “Doubled Die” variety 

embellished by a 35% silver content 

and top it with a “Gem Mint” grade and 

you have the recipe for a truly desirable 

coin. The presented WWII Era 1943-P silver 

alloy Jefferson Nickel has been graded 

MS65FS by top grading service PCGS. The 

“FS” portion of the grade represents the 

term “Full Steps” which refers to clearly 

separated Monument steps on the coin 

reverse and is considered the most desirable 

attribute of the Jefferson series. More on our website. 


705. (89) 1909-1940 Complete 

Date and Mintmark Lincoln 

Cent Series Without 1922-No D 

Save the digging and hunting for another 

series as this complete date and mintmark run 

of (89) 1909-1940 Lincoln Cents requires no 

further assembly. Housed in a handsome 

Whitman folder this above average collection 

features one example of each date and mintmark 

with deference to the 1922 “No D” variation 

which is technically a mint error and not 

considered necessary for a complete run. 

Presenting in a grade range of G-VF this series 

is highlighted by the highly coveted 1909-S 

VDB (VG/F) along with key date coins 1909- 

S (G), 1914-D (G), 1924-D (F) and 1931-S 



704. (65) 1909-1954 PCGS 

and NGC Graded Lincoln 

Cents 

Give yourself an “A” grade if you win this 

lot of (65) 1909-1954 PCGS and NGC 

graded Lincoln Cents. This group presents 

red color and original luster with all coins 

registering in MS63-MS67 grades with deference 

to the 1922-Weak D which is designated 

(VG08). Highlights are (4) PCGS 

coins with 1909-VDB (MS65RD), 1922- 

Weak D (VG08), 1933 (MS66RD) and a 

1944-S (MS66RD) which features an RPM 

S/S mintmark not noted on the flip and (5) 

NGC coins with 1936-D (MS66RD), 1937- 

D (MS67RD), 1937-S (MS66RD), 1945-S 

(MS67RD) and 1941 (PF65RD). More on 

our website. 


706. (7) 1930-1984 

Graded Lincoln 

Cents with 1984 

“Doubled Die” 

PCGS MS66RD 

Memorial Cent 

This professionally graded 

lot of (7) 1930-1984 

Lincoln Cent coins will 

appeal to Lincoln Cent 

lovers and high grade coin 

hoarders alike. This encapsulated group of gems is highlighted by an astonishing 1984 

“Double Die Obverse” specimen graded (MS66RD) by PCGS. Playing a co-starring 

role is a 1960-D/D example rated (MS64RD) by PCGS. Also included are (4) more 

PCGS graded coins with 1930-S (MS65RB), 1938-S/S (MS64RD), 1943-S (MS64) 

and 1959-D/D/D (MS66RD). The final coin is a 1950-S/S coin graded MS65RD by 

NGC. More on our website. 



707. 1874 

Kelley 

Brothers’ 

Sports 

Equipment 

Catalog 


708. 1909-11 

T206 White 

Borders Walter 

Johnson (Hands 

At Chest) PSA 3 


709. 1909-11 

T206 White 

Borders Cy 

Young (Bare 

Hand Shows) 

PSA 3.5 


710. 1950 

“Play Ball 

With The 

Yankees” 

Book 

Opening Bid 

$100.00 

711. 1960 Topps Baseball #350 

Mickey Mantle SGC 84 


712. (5) 

1984 

Topps 

Baseball 

Rack 

Boxes 

with 

Stars Showing 


713. (5) 1985 Topps Baseball Rack 

Boxes with Stars Showing 


714. 1989 Upper Deck Baseball Low 

Number Wax Case (20 Boxes) 


715. 1995 

Topps 

Archives 

Brooklyn 

Dodgers 

Sealed 

Wax Box 

& Factory Set 



Unopened Wax Box 



Unopened Wax Box 


718. (2) 1930s Joe DiMaggio & Ted 

Williams Signed Issues of Baseball 

Magazine—Full JSA 


719. Ten Dual Signed Seaver/Werner 

Perfect Game Baseballs Plus Ford 

and Seaver Single-Signed 


720. 

2002 

New 

York 

Yankees 

Team- 

Signed 

Ball With Jeter, Rivera and Full JSA 


721. (2) 

Ichiro 

Suzuki 

Signed 

Items 

with Orix 

Blue 

Wave Signed Jersey 



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722. (47) 

1950 

Callahan 

Baseball Hall 

of Fame PSA 

Graded 

Collection 

with Gehrig 

Discriminating 

graded card specialists 

will enjoy this 

cache of (47) 1950 

Callahan Baseball 

Hall of Fame singles. 

Included are 

PSA 8.5: (5 cards) 

with Ewing, Frisch, 

Spalding, Tinker, 

Wallace; PSA 8: 

(38 cards) with 

Alexander, Bender 

(Bio 

Ends..Immortal 

Name), Bresnahan, 

Brouthers, Burkett, 

Cartwright, 

Chadwick, Chesbro, 

J. Collins, Dickey 

(Paragraph 

Ends..He Was), 

Evers, Gehrig, 

Gehringer (White 

Cap), Grove, Hornsby, Hubbell, Jennings, B. Johnson, W. Johnson, Keeler, 

Klem SP, Lajoie, Landis, Maranville, McCarthy, McGinnity, McGraw, Nichols, 

O’Rourke, Ott, Pennock, Plank, Radbourne, W. Robinson, Sisler (“Sisler Today 

Is…”, Terry, Traynor, Waddell; PSA 7.5: Schalk; PSA 7: (2 cards) with 

Heilmann (Complete Black Frame), Wright and PSA 6: P. Waner (Incomplete 

Black Frame). 



723. 1956 Topps Baseball White/Gray Back Complete 

Set of (340/340) Plus Team Variations & (7) Graded 

Master Set Collectors! Exceptional 1956 Topps Baseball white/gray back complete 

set of (340/340) cards plus (21) team card variations, (2) checklists along with 

(7) graded examples. Highlights include White Backs set: (#1-180, 20% EX-MT 

or better, 30% EX, 20% VG-EX, 30% VG or lesser) with #5 T. Williams (VG), #10 

Spahn (PSA 6), #30 J. Robinson (VG), #31 Aaron (EX), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), 

#79 Koufax (EX-MT), #101 Campanella (GD), #110 Berra (GD), #113 Rizzuto 

(SGC 50), #130 Mays (VG), #135 Mantle (PSA 4), #150 Snider (EX), #164 

Killebrew (EX); Gray Backs set: (#181-340, 20% NM or better, 40% EX-MT, 

25% EX, 15% VG-EX or lesser) with #200 Feller (VG-EX), #208 E. Howard 

(NM), #240 Ford (EX-MT), #260 Reese (EX-MT), #292 Aparicio RC (GD), NNO 

CL 1/3 SP (EX-MT), NNO CL 2/4 SP (VG-EX); Team Cards: (21 cards with all 

variations, average VG, 3 have writing) with #11 Cubs-1955 (GD), #72 Phillies- 

1955 (GD), #85 Indians-1955 (VG) and #100 Orioles-1955 (VG-EX). More on our 

website. 


724. 1959 

Topps 

Baseball 

Complete 

Set of 

(572/572) 

Crown your 

classic Topps 

Baseball collection 

with 

the offered 

1959 complete 

set of 

(572/572) 

cards. This 

popular series 

has an approximate 

condition 

breakdown 

of 20% 

(EX or better), 

25% (VG- 

EX), 30% 

(VG) and 25% 

(GD or lesser) 

with the difficult 

high 

series generally 

presenting 

similarly to the lower numbers. Nearly 5% of the cards display pen or pencil marks. 

Highlights include #10 Mantle (VG-EX), #50 Mays (GD), #150 Musial (VG-EX), 

#163 Koufax (EX-MT), #202 Maris (VG), #338 S. Anderson RC (EX-MT), #380 

Aaron (FR), #461 Mantle HR (VG), #478 Clemente (VG), #514 Gibson RC (EX- 

MT), #515 Killebrew (VG-EX), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (VG), #550 Campanella 

(VG), #561 Aaron AS (FR), #563 Mays AS (VG) and #564 Mantle AS (FR, small pen 

mark on front). More on our website. 


725. 1960 

Topps 

Baseball 

Complete 

Set 

(572/572) 

with SGC 

50 Mantle 

Captivating 

1960 Topps 

Baseball complete 

set 

(572/572) headlined 

by a SGC 

50 Mantle high 

number. This 

classic horizontal 

edition has 

an approximate 

condition breakdown 

of 25% 

(EX or better), 

20% (VG-EX), 

30% (VG) and 

25% (GD or 

lesser) with the 

challenging high 

series presenting 

lesser than the 

more available 

numbers. Keys 

include #148 

Yastrzemski RC (VG), #160 Mantle/Boyer (GD), #200 Mays (FR), #250 Musial 

(GD), #300 Aaron (GD), #316 McCovey RC (VG-EX), #326 Clemente (VG), #343 

Koufax (VG), #350 Mantle (GD), #563 Mantle AS (SGC 50), #564 Mays AS (GD), 

#565 Maris AS (GD) and #566 Aaron AS (GD). More on our website. 



726. 1962 Topps 

Baseball Complete Set 

(598/598) 

Formidable 1962 Topps Baseball 

complete set of (598) cards. This 

condition sensitive series is quite 

difficult to complete and has an 


of 30% (EX-MT or better), 25% 

(EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG 

or lesser) with the challenging high 

series generally presenting on par 

with the low numbers. Highlights 

include #1 Maris (VG-EX), #5 

Koufax (EX-MT), #10 Clemente 

(EX), #18 Mantle/Mays (VG), #50 

Musial (EX), #53 

Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL 

(VG-EX), #199 Perry RC (EX- 

MT), #200 Mantle (VG-EX), #300 

Mays (VG-EX), #318 Mantle IA 

(EX-MT), #320 Aaron (GD), #387 

Brock RC (VG), #471 Mantle AS (VG-EX), #575 Schoendienst (NM) and #596 

Pepitone RC (EX-MT). More on our website. 


727. 1963 Topps 

Baseball Complete Set 

of (576) Cards 

Circle the bases with this first rate 

1963 Topps Baseball complete set 

of (576) cards. Packed with rookie 

Hall of Famers and legends, this 

“collector’s grade” edition has an 


of 20% (VG-EX or better), 30% 

(VG), 30% (GD) and 20% (FR or 

lesser) with the tougher high series 

generally presenting similarly to 

the lower numbers. Keys include 

#115 Yastrzemski (VG), #120 

Maris (GD), #173 

Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (VG), 

#200 Mantle (FR), #210 Koufax 

(GD), #250 Musial (GD), #300 

Mays (GD), #340 Berra (GD), 

#380 Banks (VG), #390 Aaron 

(GD), #537 Rose RC (GD) and 

#553 Stargell RC (EX). More on 

our website. 


728. 1968 Topps 

Baseball 



(7) Graded 

Strong 1968 Topps 

Baseball complete set of 

(598) cards with (7) graded 

examples. This alluring 

burlap bordered edition has 

an approximate condition 

breakdown throughout of 

15% (NM or better), 35% 

(EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 


Highlights include #20 B. 

Robinson (NM), #45 

Seaver (EX-MT), #50 

Mays (VG-EX), #80 Carew 

(EX-MT), #110 Aaron 

(VG), #150 Clemente (VG-EX), #177 Ryan RC (PSA 5), #230 Rose (GD), #247 

Bench RC (PSA 6), #280 Mantle (PSA 7), #330 Maris (EX-MT), #480 Managers’ 

Dream/Clemente (PSA 5), #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (EX) and #528 Tigers 

Team (VG). More on our website. 


730. 1955-1973 

Roberto Clemente 

Group of (28) Cards & 

Coins with Rookie 

Arriba! Enticing player collection 

of (28) 1955-1973 Roberto 

Clemente cards and coins. 

Included are Topps: (26 cards) 

with 1955 #164 RC (VG), 1956 

#33 (trimmed, white back), 1957 

#76 (EX-MT), 1958 #52 (VG), 

1959 #478 (EX-MT), 1960 #326 

(EX-MT), 1961 #388 (EX-MT), 

1962 Topps: #10 (VG-EX), #52 

Leaders (EX); 1963 #540 (EX), 

1964 #440 (VG), 1964 Coins: #55 

(EX), #150 AS (EX); 1965 #160 

(EX), 1966 #300 (EX-MT), 1967 

#361 CL (EX-MT), 1968: #150 

(VG), #374 AS (EX-MT), #480 

Manager’s Dream (EX-MT); 1968 

Game #6 (VG), 1969 #50 (VG-EX), 1971 #630 (NM), 1972: #309 (VG-EX), (2) #310 

IA (NM, VG); 1973 #50 (EX-MT); Other: (2 cards) with 1962 Post #173 (VG-EX, 

red lines) and 1971 Kellogg’s #5 (GD, slightly cracked). 


729. 1968 Topps 


Set (598/598) 

Priority bidding belongs to the 

o ffered 1968 Topps Baseball 

complete set of (598) cards featuring 

the Hall of Fame rookies 

of Bench and Ryan. This midgrade 

edition has an approximate 


25% (EX or better), 30% (VG- 

EX), 25% (VG) and 20% (GD 

or lesser) with moderate 

instances of factory induced 

askew centering. Highlights 

include #50 Mays (GD), #80 

Carew (VG-EX), #110 A a r o n 

(VG-EX), #150 Clemente 

(VG), #177 Ry a n RC (GD, 

miscut), #230 Rose (GD), #247 

B e n c h RC (GD), #280 M a n t l e 

(VG-EX), #330 Maris (VG), 

#480 Managers’ Dream/Clemente (GD) and #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (VG). 

Several of the cards in this attractive edition are crease-free with only moderate corner 

and edge wear. More on our website. 


731. (62) 1957-1976 

Hank Aaron, Mickey 

Mantle & Willie Mays 

Singles 

Longball launchers Hank Aaron, 

Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays 

are teamed with this loaded 

assortment of (62) 1957-1976 

playing era singles. Highlights 

include Hank Aaron: (34 cards) 

with 1957 Topps: #20 (GD); 

1962 Topps: #320 (EX); 1964 

Topps: #300 (EX); Mickey 

Mantle: (12 cards) with 1960 

Topps: #350 (VG-EX); 1961 

Topps: #475 MVP (GD); 1962 

Post: #5 (EX-MT, box); 1963 

Topps: #173 

Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (EX); 

1966 Topps: (2) #50 (one GD, 

one PR, pin hole); 1968 Topps: 

#280 (EX); Willie Mays: (16 cards) with 1958 Topps: #5 (GD); 1964 Topps: #150 

(EX); 1965 Topps: #250 (EX-MT); 1967 Topps: #200 (EX) and 1968 Topps: #50 




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732. (29) 1930s-1950s 

Baseball Grab Bag with 

DiMaggio, Gehrig & T. 

Williams 

High profile 1930s-1950s baseball grab 

bag highlighted by a staggering array of 

diamond immortals including DiMaggio, 

Gehrig and T. Williams. Highlights 

include 1930s Four-In-One Exhibits 

Cut Cards: Gehrig; 1940 Play Ball: 

#167 Frisch (VG-EX), #175 Mathewson 

(VG); 1941 Double Play: #59 

Cronin/#60 Foxx (VG), #63 

DiMaggio/#64 Keller (VG); 1941 Play 

Ball: #13 Foxx (EX); 1947 Tip Top 

Bread: (16 cards, all PR to FR) with 

Berra, Lombardi, Rizzuto; 1948 Bowman: #6 Berra RC (GD), #8 Rizzuto RC (GD) 

and 1951 Bowman: #165 T. Williams (EX-MT). More on our website. 


734. (483) 1952-1962 Topps 

Baseball Shoebox 

Collection with Several 

Stars & Variations 

Premier assortment of (483) 1952-1962 

Topps Baseball singles packed with several 

stars and variations. This gathering displays 

moderate duplication throughout. 

Highlights include 1952 Topps: (50 cards, 

composite VG-EX) with #91 Schoendienst 

(EX), #122 Jensen (VG-EX), #129 Mize 

(VG-EX); 1957 Topps: (2) NNO Contest 

1 (both GD); 1962 Topps: (384 cards, 

majority EX-MT) with #10 Clemente EX), 

(2) #18 Mantle/Mays (both EX-MT), (2) 

#139 Reniff (both EX-MT, pitching) and 

#318 Mantle IA (EX-MT). More on our 

website. 


736. (95) 1954-1981 

Baseball Hall of Fame/Star 

Cards 

A cavalcade of baseball Hall of Famers 

and stars make an appearance with this 

stacked 1954-1981 group of (95) cards. 

This selection is ideal for both the set 

builder and singles dealer. Highlights 

include 1957 Topps: #35 F. Robinson 

RC (VG-EX); 1960 Topps: #343 Koufax 

(VG); 1962 Post: #109 Koufax (EX); 

1963 Topps Peel-Offs: Koufax (EX); 

1964 Topps: (2) #125 Rose (EX-MT, 

VG-EX); 1965 Topps: #300 Koufax 

(VG-EX); 1968 Topps: #177 Ryan RC 

(PR, pin hole); 1969 Topps: #533 Ryan 

(EX) and 1974 Topps: (2) #20 Ryan 

(both EX-MT). More on our website. 


738. (590) 1968 Topps Football 

Second Series Singles from 

Vending Machine with (5) 

Griese RC 

Recently unearthed from a period vending 

machine, these (590) 1968 Topps Football second 

series singles are ideal for the high-grade 

specialist. Included are Second Series Run: 

(98 cards, #132-219, presents NM to NM-MT 

with exception to 5% having back stamps) 

with #149 Kemp (NM), #162 Ditka (NM-MT), 

#196 Griese RC (NM-MT); Duplicates: (492 

cards, presents NM to NM-MT, with exception 

to 5-10% having back stamps) with (3) #149 

Kemp, (5) #161 Tarkenton (three back stamps), 

(7) #162 Ditka (five back stamps), (3) #173 F. 

Little RC and (4) #196 Griese RC. 



733. 1951-1955 Bowman 

Baseball Shoebox 

Collection of (243) Cards 

with Many Stars 

Striking arrangement of (243) 1951-1955 

Bowman Baseball singles that is flush 

with Hall of Famers and stars. This colorful 

group displays moderate duplication 

throughout. Highlights include 1951 

Bowman: (43 cards, majority GD to VG, 

11 high numbers) with (2) #232 Fox RC 

(EX-MT, FR); 1952 Bowman: (96 cards, 

composite VG) with #1 Berra (VG-EX), 

#44 Campanella (VG-EX); 1953 

Bowman Color: (87 cards, aggregate 

EX) with #33 Reese (EX-MT), #44 

Bauer/Berra/Mantle (GD), (2) #46 

Campanella (EX, VG-EX) and #121 Berra (GD). More on our website. 


735. 1962 Post 

Grape Nuts Cereal 

Complete Display 

Box with 

Aaron/Adcock/ 

Colavito Cards 

One of only a handful 1962 

Post Grape Nuts cereal complete 

boxes to have survived 

the decades with the “free 

baseball trading cards” on the 

back panel intact. This tasty 

relic could yield some serious 

dividends as #19 Rocky 

Colavito, #145 Joe Adcock and #149 Hank Aaron are featured. The paneling is firmly 

intact and the cards are entirely crease-free. The cereal has been removed through an 

opening at the top of the box. Fantastic display piece in tremendous condition! 


737. (52) 1958 Topps 

Football Cards from Vending 

Machine with Jim Brown RC 

& Unitas 

After decades of being concealed in a period 

vending machine, these (52) 1958 Topps 

Football cards were recently discovered by 

our consignor. Fortunately, the two main 

cogs in the set, #22 Unitas (off-centered) 

and #62 Jim Brown RC were found within. 

Cards generally present higher grade with 

deference to errant centering frequent to the 

issue and football terminology neatly 

stamped on the reverses in the magic 

answer portion. Other Hall of Famers 

include #15 Robustelli, #35 Bednarik, #89 

Nomellini, #93 Perry, #102 R. Brown, #122 

McElhenny and #129 Blanda. 


739. 1973 & 1977 Topps 

Football Complete Sets 

Nice pair of 1973 and 1977 Topps 

Football complete sets. Included are 1973 

Topps set: (528/528, average EX) with 

#15 Bradshaw (EX), #89 F. Harris RC 

(VG-EX), #115 Ham RC (VG-EX), #400 

Namath (VG-EX), #481 Spurrier (VG- 

EX), #487 Stabler RC (EX); 1977 Topps 

set: (528/528, median EX-MT) with #177 

Largent RC (GD), #360 Payton (EX-MT) 

and #397 Papale RC (VG-EX). 



740. 1933 

“Who’s 

Who In 

Major 

League 

Baseball” 

Hardcover 

Edition 

With Rare 

Dust 

Jacket 

A collector’s 

treasure in itself, 

this well-preserved 

inaugural 1933 hardcover edition of Who’s Who 

in Major League Baseball transcends other volumes in 

that this one still has its original dust jacket. The 544- 

page volume has incredible content with numerical and 

biographical text accompanied by pictures of players 

clad in sport coats and ties. As for the rare dust jacket, 

it is near-complete with expected edge fissures, tears 

and missing pieces. The spine portion, amazingly, is 

still intact. 


741. 1963 

Williams 

Major League 

Baseball 

Pinball 

Machine 

Hours of entertainment 

are assured with 

this vintage 1963 

Williams Major 

League Baseball pinball 

machine. The 

game is in working 

order with functioning 

lights and the batter 

able to move 

about the playing surface. 

This full-size 

relic displays superficial 

wear consistent 

moderate usage. Contains a key and presents in overall 

excellent condition. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge 

will apply. Local pick-up is highly encouraged. 


742. (3) Tampa Bay Devil Rays 

Game-Worn Jerseys With 2005 

Kazmir and (2) 2007 Ryu 

These (3) jerseys were worn by Tampa Bay stalwarts 

during the franchise’s woeful years as the “Devil 

Rays.” The button-down garments showcase twill identifiers 

and proper “Majestic” tagging. Includes: Kazmir 

(2005 road); (2) Ryu (2007 road and alternate). All 

original and unaltered, the jerseys show moderate game 



743. Roy Oswalt 2011 Game-Worn 

Philadelphia Phillies Home Jersey 

A starter on baseball’s best pitching staff during the 

2011 campaign, Roy Oswalt wore this Philadelphia 

Phillies home jersey and pitched to a 9-10 mark despite 

a decent 3.69 ERA. The white polyester button-down 

garment features a red pinstripe pattern, twill identifiers 

and proper “Majestic” tagging, as well as a black patch 

with an embroidered “B” on the left breast in memory 

of deceased former minority owners Jim and Whip 

Buck. All original and unaltered, the jersey shows light 

wear and comes with a COA from the Phillies. More on 

our website. 


746. Raul Ibanez, Brad Lidge 2010 

Game-Issued Philadelphia Phillies 

Batting Practice Jerseys 

As they contributed to a second straight National 

League Pennant, Raul Ibanez and Brad Lidge were 

issued these (2) Philadelphia Phillies batting practice 

jerseys during the 2010 season. The polyester garments 

(1 home red, 1 road blue) feature twill or felt identifiers 

and proper “Majestic” tagging. All original and unaltered, 

the jerseys show moderate wear and come with 

holograms from MLB Authentication. More on our 

website. 


744. Raul Ibanez 2011 Game-Worn 

Philadelphia Phillies Road Jersey 

Slugger Raul Ibanez wore this Philadelphia Phillies 

road jersey en route to a 20-homer season in 2011. The 

gray polyester button-down garment features twill identifiers 

and proper “Majestic” tagging, as well as a black 

patch with an embroidered “B” on the left breast in 

memory of deceased former minority owners Jim and 

Whip Buck. All original and unaltered, the jersey 

shows light wear and comes with a COA from the 

Phillies. More on our website. 


747. Ibanez and Blanton 2010 

Philadelphia Phillies Game-Issued 

“Stars-and-Stripes” Caps 

Issued to Joe Blanton (size “7-3/8”) and Raul Ibanez 

(size “7-1/4”) to be worn in 2010 Memorial Day, July 4 

and September 11 games, these (2) Philadelphia 

Phillies “New Era” caps each feature a white crown, 

red bill and a stars-and-stripes embroidered “P” at the 

front center. A stars-and-stripes themed MLB silhouette 

logo is sewn to the back, while the players’ numbers 

(“56” and “29”) are inscribed on the bills’ undersides. 

Both show wear with perspiration-induced soiling on 

the sweatbands. MLB Authentication holograms 

accompany. 


745. (2) Joe Blanton 2011 Game- 

Worn Philadelphia Phillies Jerseys 

(1 Home, 1 Road) 

Starter and University of Kentucky product Joe Blanton 

wore these (2) Philadelphia Phillies jerseys during his 

injury-plagued 2011 season. The polyester button-down 

garments (1 home white, 1 road gray) both feature twill 

identifiers and proper “Majestic” tagging, as well as a 

black patch with an embroidered “B” on the left breast 

in memory of deceased former minority owners Jim 

and Whip Buck. All original and unaltered, the jerseys 

show light wear and come with COAs from the 

Phillies. More on our website. 


748. (8) 

MLB 

Hall of 

Famer 

Final 

Game 

Ticket 

Stubs 

These (8) 

ticket stubs 

were issued 

for games in 

which Hall 

of Fame performers 

closed out 

their playing careers. With printed seating/event details 

and sharp edges/corners, the vouchers all present well 

and are candidates for third-party grading. Includes: 

Brett (1993); Dawson (1996); Lemon (1958); Morgan 

(1984); Niekro (1987); Schmidt (1989); Smith (1996); 

Wilhelm (1972). More on our website. 



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749. Marco Scutaro 2011 Game-Worn 

Boston Red Sox Home Jersey 


750. April 15, 1952 Braves Field 

Eddie Mathews MLB Debut PSA 2 

Full Ticket - Highest Graded 


751. April 18, 

1952 Ebbets 

Field Hoyt 

Wilhelm MLB 

Debut PSA 4 

Ticket Stub - 

Highest Graded 


752. April 12, 

1965 Wrigley 

Field Steve 

Carlton MLB 

Debut Ticket 

Stub - PSA 5 


753. April 17, 

1965 Fenway 

Park Jim Palmer 

MLB Debut PSA 

5 (MK) Ticket 

Stub - Lone 

Graded 


754. April 14, 1966 Dodger Stadium 

Don Sutton MLB Debut PSA 4 

Signed Ticket Stub - Lone Graded 


755. May 17, 

1970 Crosley 

Field Hank Aaron 

3000th Hit Ticket 

Stub - PSA 2 

(MK) 


756. September 2, 

1986 Wrigley Field 

Greg Maddux 

MLB Debut Full 



757. October 4, 1987 Comiskey Park 

Reggie Jackson Final Game PSA 10 

Full Ticket - Lone Graded 


758. August 28, 1990 HHH 

Metrodome Frank Thomas 1st Career 

HR PSA 4 Full Ticket - Lone Graded 


759. November 

6, 1992 Orlando 

Arena Shaquille 

O’Neal NBA 

Debut PSA 5 

Ticket Stub - 

Lone Graded 


760. Multi- 

Sport 

Ticket 

Collection 

With 1984 

Yankees 

Booklet 

and 1984 

L.A. Rams 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

761. LeRoy Neiman Golf 

Lithograph Signed by (6) With 

Nicklaus, Palmer and Full JSA 


762. (2) 1970 Donruss Odder Odd 

Rods & Silly Cycles Complete Sets 


763. “Batman” Autographed 

Collection of (6) with “Villains” 

Framed Display & Batmobile 

8x10 – All JSA 



764. 1941 All-Star Game 

Program Signed by (17) 

With T. Williams, J. 

DiMaggio and Full JSA 

In the circles of Mid-Summer 

Classic collectibles, one would be 

hard-pressed to trump the offered 

treasure: a 1941 All-Star Game program 

autographed by (17) of that 

star-studded exhibition’s performers. 

Issued to a scribe (as evidenced 

by a “PRESS” stamping on the 

front cover) at Detroit’s Briggs 

Stadium for the event’s ninth annual 

installment, the 28-page guide presents 

beautifully, with covers and 

crisp pages intact. The headline 

attraction, however, is an assortment 

of blue marker signatures on 

the appropriate likenesses. These 

pennings show (“9-10”) potency throughout and include: Boudreau, Danning, D. 

DiMaggio, J. DiMaggio, Doerr, Feller, Gehringer, Lopez, Mize, Moore, Nicholson, 

Owen, Russo, Slaughter, Smith, Tebbetts and T. Williams, who ended the battle with a 

three-run walk-off homer. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


765. (20) 1934-1951 

Baseball Magazine 

Multi/Single-Signed 

Issues with (77) 

Signatures Plus (9) 

Unsigned 

Prized reading material is found 

with these (20) 1934-1951 

Baseball Magazine multi/singlesigned 

issues with (77) signatures 

plus (9) unsigned. 

Although many of the penned 

periodicals display a combination 

of extensive wear including 

separate pages and covers, the 

autographs dispersed throughout 

the inner pages average (“9”) 

strength and clarity. Highlights include Multi-Signed: (16 magazines, 73 signatures) 

with October 1934: Gehringer (initial variation)/Hayworth/Rogell; (2) October 1941: 

(2) Feller (back cover), (2) Mize/Slaughter (Country); October 1943: Musial (inner 

back cover); December 1947: Kell/Newhouser; March 1949: Doby/Rizzuto; August 

1949: Snider (inner front cover) and Unsigned: (9 magazines) with April 1935 

(Gehrig, GD, cover writing). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


766. (35) Perez-Steele 

Master Works Signed 

Cards with (5) Mantle & 

(5) Mays 

Patterned after ornate turn-of-the-century 

baseball sets, these (35) Perez- 

Steele Master Works signed cards are 

also timeless keepsakes. The blue 

Sharpie endorsements each grade (“9- 

10”) and feature some of the greatest 

names in baseball history. Included are 

Charles Gehringer: (5 cards, all 

Charles L. Gehringer H.O.F. 1949) 

with #1-5; Mickey Mantle: (5 cards, 

with No. 7 inscriptions, full photo 

LOA from JSA for group) with #8-10; 

Willie Mays: (5 cards, full photo LOA 

from JSA for group) with #11-15; 

Warren Spahn: (5 cards, all HOF 73) 

with #21-25; Yogi Berra: (5 cards) 

with #26-30; Willie Stargell: (5 cards) 

with #36-40 and Carl Yastrzemski: (5 

cards) with #46-50. With exception to the noted, these postcards come with an auction 



767. 500 Home Run Club Litho Signed by (11) With 

Mantle, Mays, Williams and Full JSA 

From the days when 500 career home runs was an impressive feat that meant automatic 

induction in Cooperstown, this 1988 Ron Lewis lithograph print is signed by all 

(11) of its fence-clearing subjects. Framed to 38-1/4 x 21”, the piece is signed on the 

appropriate subjects in blue marker. Pennings average (“8-9”) strength and include: 

Aaron, Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Robinson, 

Schmidt and Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. 


768. 

Autographed 

1988 HOF 

Induction 

Day 10x8 Set 

of (8) With 

DiMaggio, 

Mantle and 

T. Williams 

Limited to 1000 of 

each, these (8) 

1988 10x8 cardboard 

placards celebrate 

“Induction 

Day” for Hall of 

Famers with color 

photos and printed statistics. These examples are individually autographed by their 

iconic subjects. Blue Sharpie signatures average (“9-10”) strength and include: Aaron 

(inscribed “755”), DiMaggio (full JSA), Mantle (full JSA; inscribed “H.O.F. 1974”), 

Mays, Musial, B. Robinson, Stargell (inscribed “MVP-79”) and T. Williams (full 

JSA). Auction LOA from JSA. 


769. J. DiMaggio, Mantle and T. Williams Signed 

Photograph - Full JSA 

Often cited in discussions regarding the greatest outfielders of all-time, Hall of Famers 

Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and Ted Williams are the subjects and endorsers of this 

black-and-white photo depicting the three in their lone season as big league contemporaries. 

Framed to 21x17, the 10x8 print is signed by each in blue Sharpie. The 

scriptings all trumpet “perfect 10” strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. 



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Program With (20) Signatures 

and Game 5 Ticket Signed by 

Greenberg - Full JSA 

Issued at Detroit’s Briggs Stadium during the 

1940 Fall Classic, this program is decorated 

with a total of (20) autographs rendered by 

participants in that hotly contested series. The 

36-page guide showcases blue marker signatures 

(8 on front cover, 12 on interior pages) 

that show (“9-10”) strength throughout with: 

Auker, (2) Bartell, (3) Gehringer, Joost, (3) 

McCosky, (2) Newhouser, Rogell, (2) 

Tebbetts, (2) Vander Meer and (3) Werber. 

Accompanying is a Briggs Stadium Game 5 

ticket stub (EX) signed on the back by 

Greenberg. Full photo LOAs from JSA. 



771. 1951 Life Magazine 

With J. DiMaggio/Mantle 

Signed Photo - Full JSA 

Rightfully touted as a “can’t-miss” 

prospect, Mickey Mantle took the torch 

from Joe DiMaggio, who mentored the 

19-year-old rookie during the 1951 

campaign, the Hall of Fame pairing’s 

lone season together. Immediately 

sought by the paparazzi, the two were 

captured in this April 30, 1951 Life 

magazine full-page black-and-white 

photo, which both have decorated with 

(“10”) strength scriptings. Mantle has 

inscribed “No. 7 1951” to accent his 

potent signature. Full photo LOA from 

JSA. 


772. Hall of 

Fame Bat 

Signed by 

(45) With T. 

Williams, 

Mays and 

Hunter - Full 

JSA 

Turned in 1989 to 

commemorate the 

50th anniversary of the National Baseball Hall of Fame, this Rawlings-Adirondack 

(35”) display weapon is autographed by (45) of the institution’s most revered members. 

Executed in blue Sharpie, the autographs average (“9”) strength with highlights 

including: Appling, Banks, Drysdale, Hunter, R. Jackson, Matthews, Mays, McCovey, 

Musial, Reese, Rizzuto, Snider, Spahn, Stargell and T. Williams. Full photo LOA from 



774. (15) Charles L. 

Gehringer Signed Flats 

with (5) Mechanical 

Man Inscriptions 

Motor City favorite Charles 

Gehringer paid careful attention to 

these (15) single-signed flats with 

various inscriptions. The blue 

Sharpie autographs grade (“9-10”). 

Included are (10) Yellow Hall of 

Fame Plaque postcards inscribed 

Charles L. Gehringer and (5) Hall 

of Fame stat 11x14 glossy photographs: 

(3) Charles L. Gehringer 

The Mechanical Man H.O.F 1949 

and (2) Charles L. Gehringer The Mechanical Man H.O.F June 13, 1949. Exceptional 

“break value” with this Hall of Fame material! Auction LOA from JSA. More on our 

website. 


776. (3) Autographed Life 

Magazine Covers With J. 

DiMaggio, Mantle and T. 

Williams - All Full JSA 

Glorified cover subjects of Life magazine 

have autographed their familiar 

likenesses. The issues are complete 

with blue marker signatures showing 

(“9-10”) strength. Includes: Joe 

DiMaggio May 1, 1939; inscribed “5”; 

Mickey Mantle July 30, 1965; 

inscribed “No. 7”; Ted Williams 

September 1, 1941. These are ideal for 

framed display and come with individual 

full photo LOAs from JSA. 


773. Charlie 

Gehringer 

Signed Ball 

and Bat 

With 

“Mechanical 

Man” 

Inscription - 

Full JSA 

Unassuming on and off the diamond, Charlie Gehringer customarily abbreviated his 

name on autographs. But not here! These (2) signed items include: Bat a 34” 

Cooperstown Bat Co. “Stadium Series” model signed “Charles Leonard Gehringer” 

(blue Sharpie, “9” strength) and inscribed “The Mechanical man – H.O.F June 1949”; 

Ball a lightly toned OAL Brown orb (grade “6”) signed “Charles Leonard Gehringer” 

(blue ballpoint, “9-10” strength) and inscribed “H.O.F. 1949.” Individual full photo 



775. 1935 and 

1937 Multi- 

Signed Navin 

Field Scorecards 

With J. DiMaggio 

and (3) Gehringer 

Issued at Detroit’s Navin 

Field, these (2) 1930s 

scorecards have been autographed 

by some of the 

participants. Blue marker 

signatures average (“9”) 

quality and include: 1935 signed by Auker, Gehringer, Hayworth and Rogell; item 

presents (VG) with vertical fold and unmarked scoring grids for game vs. Chicago 

(JSA cert/sticker); 1937 July 14 vs. Yankees, signed by Auker, Crosetti, J. DiMaggio 

(2) Gehringer, Hayworth, Henrich, Rogell and Tebbetts; item presents (VG) with vertical 

fold and scoring grids marked in pencil. Full photo LOAs from JSA. 


777. 1962 Life 

Magazine Post 

Cereal Ad With 

Card Tab Signed 

by Mantle - Full 

JSA 

Joining the parade of cardboard 

collectibles, Post 

cereal hawked its set of 

200 cards with a full page 

ad in this April 13, 1962 

issue of Life magazine. For 

good measure, a tab with #5 Mantle and #6 Maris on opposite sides is included. 

Adding appeal, the ad and tab are autographed by their Hall of Fame subjects. On the 

full-page ad, southpaw Whitey Ford has signed in blue marker (“9” strength) and 

inscribed “HOF 74 – Cy Young ’61.” Mickey Mantle has signed the tab (just to the 

right of the #5 card) in blue marker (“9” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. 



778. Catching Greats 

Signed Photo With 

Bench, Berra, Campanella 

and Lopez - Full JSA 

While their playing careers spanned 

seven decades of rigorous battle behind 

home plate, the four subjects of this 

autographed photo now share the common 

bond of enshrinement in 

Cooperstown. Framed to 16-1/4 x 18- 

3/4”, the color print shows Bench, 

Berra, Campanella and Lopez smiling 

in sport coats and ties (apparently 

happy to be out of their “tools of ignorance”). 

Each has signed with a different 

color felt tip marker, rendering (“9- 

10”) strength throughout. Full photo 

LOA from JSA. 



780. MLB Alumni Reunion 

Poster Signed by (82) Hall of 

Famers With Mantle, T. 

Williams and Full JSA 

Celebrating the March, 1990 MLB Players 

Alumni Reunion, this 18 x 23-3/4” poster 

depicts (14) Hall of Famers and has been 

autographed by a total of (82) Cooperstown 

inductees. The blue marker signatures average 

(“9-10”) quality with highlights including: 

Aaron, Appling, Banks, Campanella, 

DiMaggio (inscribed “5”), Drysdale, Hunter, 

R. Jackson, Koufax, Mantle, Mathews, 

Mays, Musial, Reese, Rizzuto, Ryan, 

Schmidt, Spahn, Stargell and T. Williams. 

Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a 

reserve (estimated value $900-$1300). More on our website. 


782. (2) 

Autographed 

Warner Bros. 

Bugs Bunny Cels 

With J. DiMaggio 

and Mantle - Full 

JSA 

While Bugs Bunny does 

his best to imitate Joe 

DiMaggio and Mickey 

Mantle on these Warner 

Bros. animation cels, the 

Yankee immortals 

approve of the wisecracking 

hare’s poses with their bold autographs (both “10” strength). The DiMaggio 

piece is framed to 18-1/8 x 25”, and the Mantle display measures 18x25. Each is 

accented by a photo of the actual signing. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. 



Signed Hall of Fame 

Postcards, Celebration 

& Greatest Moments 

These (51) Perez-Steele signed postcards, 

Celebration and Greatest 

Moments cards will become prized 

heirlooms to the victor of this grouping. 

All autographs present (“9”) or 

b e t t e r. Highlights include P e re z - S t e e l e 

Signed Postcards: (26 cards) with 

Signed No Inscriptions: #168 M a y s, 

#177 A a r o n, #204 Yastrzemski; P e re z - 

Steele Signed Celebration: (20 cards) 

with Signed with No Inscriptions: # 1 

A a r o n, #44 Yastrzemski and P e rez-Steele Signed Great Moments: (5 cards). A u c t i o n 

L O A from JSA. More on our website. 



779. Ebbets Field 

Lithograph Signed 

by (86) Franchise 

Greats With 

Campanella, Koufax 

and Full JSA 

Portraying the storied Ebbets 

Field edifice and five of the legends 

who brought glory to 

Flatbush, this 29-3/4 x 20-1/2” 

lithograph print is autographed by (86) franchise principals. Emerging prominently 

against the “Dodger blue” background, the blue marker signatures average (“9”) 

strength with keys including: Campanella, Drysdale, Erskine, Gentile, Herman, 

Koufax, Labine, Lasorda, Lopez, Newcombe, Podres, Reese, Roseboro, Shuba, Snider 

and D. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value 

$2000-$3000). More on our website. 



781. Dick Perez “The 

Dream” Lithograph 

Signed by (82) Hall of 

Famers With DiMaggio, 

Mantle and Full JSA 

Composed by artist Dick Perez, 

this limited edition (548/600) lithograph 

portrays a vast landscape on 

which a group of youngsters are 

playing baseball, aspiring to be 

like the (82) legends who have 

autographed the piece. The print measures 23-1/4 x 18-1/2” and showcases blue marker 

pennings that average (“9-10”) potency. Highlights include: Aaron, Banks, J. 

DiMaggio, Hunter, Koufax, Mantle (inscribed “No. 7”), Mathews, Mays, Musial, 

Reese, Rizzuto, Ryan, Schmidt and Spahn. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a 

reserve (estimated value $900-$1300). More on our website. 



Celebration Signed 

Postcards with Mantle 

Inscription 

Inspiring group of (30) Perez-Steele 

Celebration signed postcards with 

Mantle and Williams. The blue and 

black ink autographs overwhelmingly 

present (“9-10”) in strength and clarity. 

Featured are Hall of Fame 

Induction Date Inscriptions: (15 

cards) #23 Killebrew, #28 Mantle 

(full photo LOA from JSA), #30 

Mathews, #34 Reese, #38 Snider; 

Signed with No Inscriptions: (15 

cards) with #1 Aaron, #43 T. 

Williams (full photo LOA from JSA) and #44 Yastrzemski. Unless noted, material 

comes with an Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


785. Baseball Dominant 

Collection of (22) 

Autographed Flats with 

Triple Crown and 

DiMaggio 

Since the dawn of baseball’s “live 

ball” era ten men have won the Triple 

Crown. Presented is a baseball dominant 

lot of (22) autographed flats 

highlighted by a framed print signed 

by (4) of these Triple Crown winners 

with: Mantle (“9”), Robinson (“8”), 

Williams (“8”), Yastrzemski (“9”). Other highlights are: signed DiMaggio photo (“9”), 

signed 16x20 Schmidt photo (“8”) and Bednarik signed (“9”) photo with inscriptions 

“This f...... game is OVER” and “Sorry Frank!”. (2) Highlights have full photo LOAs 

from JSA, (2) highlights have Basic JSA Certs, (18) others have Auction LOA from 




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786. Roger Maris Signed 

Full-Page Magazine 

Photo - Full JSA 

Adding more punch to an already 

potent lineup, former Yankee slugger 

Roger Maris caught the attention of 

opponents, fans and photographers. 

Depicted on this full-page color magazine 

photo, Maris has signed his likeness 

in blue marker (“10” strength). 

Ideal for framing, the page is neatly 

trimmed to approximately 7-3/4 x 10” 

and comes with a full photo LOA from 

JSA. 


787. Mickey Mantle Signed Room 

Service Check - Full PSA/DNA 

Having enjoyed a relaxing meal in his hotel room, 

Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle signed this room 

service check. Dated “6/21/94,” the bill lists a food 

and beverage order (Mantle had some pie and hot 

chocolate that day) and is signed by Mantle in 

black ballpoint (signed “M Mantle”; “9” strength. 

Additionally, Mantle has initialed “MM” just to the 

right of the gratuity notation. Full photo LOA from 

PSA/DNA. 


788. (10) 

Multi/Single- 

Signed Baseballs 

with “Batting 

Champs” & “No- 

Hit Club” Themed 

Boost your signed baseball 

collection with these (10) 

multi/single-signed orbs. 

Highlights include Multi- 

Signed Full Photo LOA 

from JSA: (2 balls, average 

“9”) with 1.) triplesigned 

OAL with Ryan (sweet spot)/Aaron (north panel)/Rose (south panel); 2.) “Hit 

Champs” themed ONL ball with (9) signatures including Sweet Spot: Rose; and 

Multi-Signed Full Photo LOA from PSA/DNA: (10 signatures, No-Hitters Club, 

average “9-10”, OML) with Sweet Spot: Seaver (NH 6.16.78). More on our website. 


790. (40) Single Signed 

Hall of Famer Baseballs 

with Joe DiMaggio-No 

Duplicates 

Kick your Hall of Fame autograph 

collection into high gear with this 

colossal lot of (40) different single 

signed baseballs. The signatures 

average (“8-9”) strength, with balls 

ranging from bright white to toned. 

Highlights include: Ashburn, J. 

DiMaggio (“8”, full photo LOA 

from JSA, toned ball), Gibson, 

Gwynn, R. Jackson, Leonard, 

Mathews, McCovey, Musial, 

Rizzuto, F. Robinson, Schmidt, O. 

Smith (signed on west panel), Spahn, Wilhelm, Wynn and Yastrzemski (partially toned 

ball). The other (39) balls have basic JSA Certs. More on our website. 


792. Baseball Balance of 

Collection with 1941 A’s 

Team Signed Ball & 1988 

Multi-Signed All-Star 

Program 

Bring balance to your collection with this 

forceful “Balance of Collection” baseball 

lot including a 1941 A’s team signed ball 

and a multi-signed 1988 All-Star program. 

Displaying average (“6-7”) signature 

strength the A’s ball features (30) autographs 

including key signers Collins 

(“6”), Simmons (“7”) and “Crash” Davis 

(“6”) who’s name inspired the character in the film “Bull Durham”. Presenting average 

(“8-9”) autograph quality the 1988 All-Star game program is signed by (37) 

including (13) Hall of Famers. All-Star program has full photo LOA from JSA, balance 

have auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


789. 1961 Cincinnati 

Reds “NL Champs” 

Team Signed Baseball- 

Full JSA 

In the final season of the 154-game 

schedule era the 1961 Cincinnati 

Reds racked up an excellent 93-61 

record on their way to capturing the 

NL Pennant. Offered is a 1961 “NL 

Champs” baseball team signed by 

(29 including 1 duplicate) Reds 

players, coaches and manager 

Hutchinson (“6”). Presenting in 

nicely preserved condition this 

unblemished ONL/Giles ball features 

an average (“6-8”) range in signature quality. Key signers are star outfielders F. 

Robinson (“7”) and Pinson (“7”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


791. (4) Single Signed 

Baseballs with Aaron, 

Koufax, Mays and 

Williams-Full JSA 

Classics will always be remembered. 

Presented is a “fabulous 

foursome” of baseballs signed by 

some truly classic superstars. 

Signed on the sweet spot each of 

these prestigious orbs bears the 

autograph of a player who dominated 

the game during his Hall of 

Fame career. Included are (4) blue 

ballpoint pen single signed baseballs 

with: Aaron (“9”) on an 

ONL/White ball, Koufax (“8”) on 

an ONL/White ball (very minor toning), Mays (“8”) on an ONL/White ball and 

Williams (“8”) on an OAL/Browne ball. Each with full photo LOAs from JSA. 


793. New York Yankees 

Autograph Lot of (7) 

With 1996 and 1999 

Team-Signed Baseballs 

Pinstipers from the franchise’s 

recent run of dominance have autographed 

these (7) keepsakes. Bold 

signatures average (“8-9”) quality 

with keys including: 1996 Team- 

Signed Ball OAL Budig signed by 

(19) with Boggs, Rivera and Torre 

(full JSA); 1999 Team-Signed Ball 

Official 1999 World Series ball 

signed by (29) with Clemens, Jeter, 

Rivera and B. Williams (full JSA). 

Single-Signed Baseballs OAL Budig orbs with T. Martinez and B. Williams. 

Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. 



794. 1931 Honus Wagner 

Testimonial Birthday Dinner 

Program Signed by 

Attendees 

In honor of Honus Wagner’s 57th birthday, 

dignitaries in Paterson, New Jersey honored 

the “Flying Dutchman” with a testimonial 

dinner. It was in Paterson where Wagner 

made his professional debut for the Silk 

Weavers of the Atlantic League. Managed 

by Ed Barrow, Wagner quickly climbed the 

latter to future big league success. The (25) 

signatories on this gatefold program include 

former mayors and other city officials. The 

crisp fountain-pen endorsements present 

nicely despite extensive creasing and soiling 

to the program. No LOA due to lack of 

exemplars. 


795. Ted Williams & 

Paul Waner Single- 

Signed Envelopes with 

Full JSA 

“Big Poison” and “The Splendid 

Splinter” satisfied a pair of autograph 

requests by penning these 

period envelopes. Each postmarked 

to 1962, the period scripts 

include 1.) P. Waner (d.1965) in 

red ballpoint pen (“8”) and 2.) T. 

Williams black ballpoint pen cut 

affixed to envelope (“8-9”). The 

post cancelled and addressed 

envelopes display moderate wear 

along with reverse notations and 

frontal baseball stickers. Individual 

full photo LOAs from JSA. 


796. New York 

Yankees Autograph 

Lot of (5) With Jeter 

and Rivera 

Bronx Bomber favorites headline 

this lot of (5) autographed 

items. Autographs project varying 

degrees of strength and clarity 

with highlights including: (3) 

Single-Signed Baseballs M. 

Allen (OAL Brown, signature 

“6” strength); Jeter (OML ball, 

signature “7” strength; full 

JSA); Rivera OML ball, signature 

“7-8” strength with minor 

ink migration); 2008 Team- 

Signed Ball OML ball with (20) signatures (average “6” strength) including Jeter (full 

JSA). Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. 


798. Baseball 

Autographed 

Photograph Lot of 

(58) with 16x20s 

and 8x10s 

Presented is an autographed 

baseball photograph collection 

of (58) pieces, with all 

but six, being 16x20. This 

lot includes: (6) Vida Blue, 

(6) Dykstra, (2) O. 

Hernandez, (10) D. 

McClain, (6) Palmeiro, (12) 

G. Sheffield (JSA sticker/no 

certs) and (16 with (6) 8x10) 

“Maris Pitchers in ‘61” featuring 

Foytack, Stallard & 

Fisher. The signatures average (“9”) strength and have an auction LOA from JSA. 



Multi-Sport 

“Balance of 

Collection” Lot of 

(14) with Mays 

Jersey & (2) Pucks- 

Howe & Hull 

Well rounded describes this 

autographed multi-sport 

“Balance of Collection” lot 

of (14) items. Highlights are a Mays signed jersey (“7”) and (2) signed hockey pucks 

with: Howe (“9”) and Hull (“9”). The Mays jersey is a size “L” from Mitchell & Ness 

with “Giants” on the front and “24” on the back. The pucks score nicely featuring 

inscriptions by Howe “Mr. Hockey, HOF 72” and Hull “The Golden Jet”. Also included 

are (8) single signed baseballs, (2) single signed footballs and a signed commemorative. 

Mays jersey has full photo LOA from JSA, balance have basic JSA certs. More 



797. (12) 

Multi-Signed 

New York 

Yankees 

Photos 

Baseball’s winningest 

franchise is 

well represented on 

these (12) multisigned 

photographs. 

Autographs 

show (“9-10”) strength and include: (6) Yankees Logo 16x20 prints of the club’s 

stars-and-stripes themed “top hat” logo, all signed by (62) with keys including 

Bahnsen, Blomberg, Duren, Gooden, King, Michael, Rivers, Skowron, Spencer and 

Turley; (6) Last Pitch at Yankee Stadium 20x16 prints with action shot of Rivera; all 

signed in silver marker by (43) with Blanchard, Hayes, Kaat, Key, Kubek, G. Perry, 

Raines, Richardson, Stottlemyre and Torrez. 


799. Cal Ripken, Jr. 

Memorabilia Lot of (8) 

with (4) 

Signed/Inscribed Items 

including (2) Jerseys 

It’s all about Cal! Offered is a lot of 

(8) Cal Ripken, Jr. memorabilia 

items including (4) which are 

signed and inscribed with pertinent 

career highlights. Standout selections 

are (2) Mitchell & Ness 

“Cooperstown Collection” jerseys. 

One jersey bears a 1983 patch and 

is signed (“8”) and inscribed as 

“1983 AL MVP, 1983 WS 

Champs”. The other jersey is signed (“9”) and inscribed as “2007 Hall of Fame, 2632 

Consecutive Games”. Also included are a single signed (“9”) baseball and a signed 

(“9”) magazine. Basic sticker/certs from JSA. More on our website. 


801. 1989 Detroit Tigers Police 

Jeff Robinson Signed 24x36 

Promotional Poster (One of a 

Kind) 

For the die-hard Detroit Tigers fan comes this 

unique 1989 Detroit Tigers Police Jeff 

Robinson signed 24x36 poster. Mounted on a 

Styrofoam base, the artifact is penned by the 

hurler in black Sharpie. Awarded as part of a 

promotion where safety slogans were submitted 

for review, the winners were then invited 

to a 1989 Detroit Tigers Game, called out to 

the pitchers mound and introduced during pregame 

festivities. The “Please don’t ‘Balk’ at 

seatbelt and child restraint use! Buckle up for 

life!” earned the victor this true “one of one” 

artifact. More on our website. 



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802. (2) Multi-Signed Full Size 

Football Helmets with 49ers and 

Steelers-Full JSA 

Football’s two greatest dynasties are the 1974-80 

Steelers and the 1981-90 49ers. Led by brilliant QBs 

Terry Bradshaw and Joe Montana these teams amassed 

four Super Bowl Championships each. Presented are 

(2) full size helmets signed by (4) key members from 

each of these legendary teams. Both helmets present 

quality worthy of a featured spot in any “man-cave”. 

Included are: 49ers Helmet signed by (4) with: 

Montana (“9”), Craig (“9”), Lott (“9”), Rice (“9”); and 

Steelers Helmet signed by (4) with: Bradshaw (“8”), 

Greene (“8”), Ham (“8”), Harris (“8”). Full photo 



805. Incredible Baltimore Colts 

Memorabilia/Autograph Lot with (5) 

Unitas and (2) Multi-Signed Displays 

Hall of 

Fame QB 

Johnny 

Unitas led 

the 

Baltimore 

Colts to 

(3) championships 

and he 

leads this 

incredible 

memorabilia/autograph collection which includes (5) 

examples of his coveted signature. Highlights are (4) 

“Johnny U” signed items with: 1997 “Wheaties” box 

(“8”); an awards program (“9”); (2) multi-signed display 

pieces with (3) Unitas autographs (“9”, “9”, “8”). 

Other signed pieces are (7) footballs, (4) kicking tees 

and (10) assorted ephemera. (2) Displays have full 

photo LOA from JSA, (7) footballs and (1) poster have 

basic JSA certs, balance have auction LOA from JSA. 



808. Multi- 

Sport 

Autograph 

Flats 

Collection 

of (40) 

With 

Jabbar, 

Wooden, 

Shaq 

From the hardwood 

to the 

gridiron past 

the ballpark and 

into the ring, this collection of forty autographed flats 

covers all areas of modern athletics and then some! 

With (26) pieces individually certified by JSA highlights 

include Basketball: (12) with Jabbar, Shaq, 

Wooden (Tri-Star), Walton (Tri-Star); Football: (2) 

with Starr, Bleier; Other: (7) with Kournikova, Retton, 

Ventura and Sgt. Slaughter. Signature strengths average 

(“8-10”). The remaining pieces are covered by an auction 

LOA from JSA. More on website. 


803. (10) Autographed Mini-Helmets 

with J. Brown, Sayers and Tarkenton 

The stars shine bright in this collection of (10) autographed 

mini-helmets. MVPs, Hall of Famers, All-Pros, 

All-Decade, All-everything these all-time greats are a 

who’s who of 1950s-1970s NFL play. Highlighting this 

stalwart group are immortals J. Brown (“8”), Sayers 

(“9”) and Tarkenton (“8”). Other legendary signers are 

Adderly (“9”), L. Brown (“8”), Butkus (“8”), Hornung 

(“8”), Lambert (“9”), Lilly (“9”) and Staubach (“8”). 

As an interesting bonus feature each helmet bears a 

pertinent inscription, the best being Staubach’s 

“Americas Team” and Lilly”s “Mr. Cowboy”. All with 

Basic JSA Certs. 


806. (31) Football Hall of Famer 

Single-Signed 16x20 and 8x10 

Photographs with Montana 

Stroll through the halls of Canton with these football 

Hall of Fame signed photographs. Each 16x20 or 8x10 

photograph presents a strength and clarity of (“9”). 

Highlights include: Joe Montana 16x20; (12) Frank 

Gifford 16x20s (JSA basic sticker no cert); Paul 

Hornung and Chuck Bednarik 8x10s. Unless noted, 

photos come with an auction LOA from JSA. More on 

our website. 


809. (6) Boston Sports Legends 

Signed Framed/Matted Litographs 

From the Garden to the Green Monsta, “Baastin” fans 

are gonna dig this lot of (6) framed or matted displays. 

Showcasing autographs that average (“8”) strength, the 

items range in size from 24-1/8 x 21-3/8” to 29-1/4 x 

35-5/8” and include: Larry Bird an Alan Hackney “The 

Final Glory” print; and Armand LaMontagne prints 

respectively signed by: Dwight Evans, Ted Williams, 

(2) Carl Yastrzemski and T. Williams/Berra/Ford. 



804. (22) Autographed Philadelphia 

Eagles Mini-Helmets with Van Buren 

and Bednarik 

Philadelphia Eagles fans will be flying high with this 

collection of (22) signed mini-helmets featuring Eagles 

greats from their championship teams of the 1940s to 

their current perennial playoff participants. Highlights 

are Hall of famers Van Buren (“8”), Bednarik (“9”) and 

McDonald (“9”). Additional highlights are Akers (“9”), 

Bergey (“8”), Carmichael (“8”), Dawkins (“9”), D. 

Jackson (“9”), Montgomery (“8”), Papale (“8”), Quick 

(“8”) and Trotter (“8”). Also included are (10) current 

and recent players. The (12) highlighted signers have 

Basic JSA Certs, the balance have Auction LOA from 



807. (63) Contemporary Football 

Autographed Oversized Photos with 

(12) Stafford 16x20s 

Gathered fresh off the gridiron are these (63) signed photographs 

featuring some of the NFL’s finest talents from 

yesterday and today. Highlights include: (12) Matthew 

S t a fford 16x20s (2 different images); (12) Charles 

Woodson 16x20 and (9) Michael Oher 16x20 and 11 x 1 7 . 

Autographs average (“9-10”) strength and come with an 

auction LOA from JSA. More on website. 


810. Early 

1990s Andre 

Agassi 

Autographed/ 

Event Worn 

“Challenge 

Court” Shirt- 

Full JSA 

As cool off the court 

as he was hot on the 

court Andre Aggasi 

is one of the 

Sporting World’s 

biggest and most 

recognized stars. Presented is a Nike “Challenge Court” 

F.I.T. model shirt event worn and autographed by 

Tennis superstar Andre Aggasi. Giving testimony to its 

event worn status this size “M” shirt displays sweat 

stains on the back and minor wear on the shoulders. 

Aggasi’s (“7-8”) quality signature applied in black 

fiber-tip marker appears prominently on the left breast 

area just above the Nike “Swoosh” logo. Full photo 

LOA from JSA. 



811. 1910 

E78 Prize 

Fighters 

Packey 

McFarland 

SGC 84— 

Highest 

Graded 

Highest 

Graded! 

Graded 84 NM 

7 by SGC. 

Patrick 

(Packey) 

McFarland 

pulls no punches 

on this elite 

1910 E78 Prize 

Fighters specimen. 

An ideal 

“Type” card for the boxing historian, this century-old 

relic meets the elevated standards for the technical 

assessment with well-constructed corners, snow white 

edges and accurate centering. The pugilist emerges 

from the forest green backdrop that has been unaffected 

by the decades. The checklist reverse is clean. The next 

highest graded McFarland specimen is only judged 

SGC 50. 


812. 

1910 

E78 

Prize 

Fighters 

Stanley 

Ketchel 

SGC 82 

Graded 82 

EX/NM+ 6.5 

by SGC. The 

great Stanley 

Ketchel, 

murdered at 

only 24 

years of age, 

is portrayed 

months prior 

to his 

untimely 

demise on 

this challenging 1910 E78 sample. Absent of any promotional 

branding, this exceedingly scarce representation 

is bolstered by strong corners, creamy edges and a 

radiant obverse. Despite a moderate diamond cut, the 

overwhelming image of The Champ is not adversely 

affected in the least. The checklist reverse is clean. The 

sole Ketchel at the grading level with only one better. 


813. 

1910 

E78 

Prize 

Fighters 

Joe 

Gans 

SGC 70 

Graded 70 

EX+ 5.5 by 

SGC. 

Regarded as 

one of the 

best poundfor-pound 

boxers in 

history, Joe 

Gans adeptly 

applies 

his craft on 

the 1910 

E78 Prize Fighters specimen. According to the SGC 

population report, this razor-sharp tactician is the only 

representative at the grading level with only one better. 

With so few examples of any card from this designation 

on the secondary market, this pioneering pugilist should 

garner plenty of interest. 


814. 1910 E78 Prize Fighters Owen 

Moran SGC 70 

Graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. This delicate 1910 E78 

Prize Fighter Owen Moran is “just the type” for the 

advanced boxing card collector. The English 

Bantamweight meets the criteria for the technical grade 

with relatively strong corners, clean edges and lush 

obverse hues. The checklist reverse is problem-free. 

The only example judged at the grading level with only 

two better. 


817. Joe 

Louis and 

Max 

Schmeling 

Signed 

Framed 

Display - 

Full JSA 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

815. 1910 E78 Prize Fighters Sammy 

Berger/Jim Jeffries SGC 55— 

Highest Graded & None Better 

Highest Graded and None Better! Graded 55 VG- 

EX+ 4.5 by SGC. Sparring partners Sammy Berger and 

Jim Jeffries square off on this 1910 E78 Prize Fighters 

cornerstone. Perhaps the most desirable card in the designation, 

this horizontal rendering of the Heavyweight 

Champion and his associate are accentuated by an 

alluring red-white-and-blue background color scheme. 

The well defined corners frame the illustration which 

displays only modest chipping beneath the fighters’ 

identities. One of only a handful known to have been 

made available for public sale. 


818. (3) 

Multi/ 

Single- 

Signed 

Boxing 

Flats with 

Graziano, 

Lamotta & 

Sly 

Stallone 

Opening Bid 

$150.00 

816. 1910 

E78 Prize 

Fighters 

Battling 

Nelson 

SGC 45 

with 1910 

E8 

American 

Caramel 

Battleships 

Back 

An interesting 

turn-of-the-century 

printing error 

is found with this 

1910 E78 Prize 

Fighter Battling Nelson example. Graded 45 VG+ 3.5 

by SGC, the pugilist is crowned with a 1910 E8 

American Caramel Battleships back. Despite askew 

top-to-bottom centering, this relic otherwise exhibits 

strong corners, crisp edges and a vibrant surface color 

scheme. With deference to the upside down back, this 

remains the lone Nelson at the grading level with only 

two better. 


819. Alex Ovechkin Autograph Lot of 

(3) with Jersey, Photo & Mini-Helmet 



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820. 1968-1972 

Topps Hockey 

Run of (5) Near 

Sets 

Drop the puck on these (5) 

1968-1972 Topps Hockey 

near sets. Highlights 

include 1968-69 Topps 

near: (120/132, average 

VG, 10-15% writing) with 

(2) #16 B. Hull (both VG), 

#29 Howe (VG); 1969-70 


average FR, over 50% 

have paper/tape residue or 

writing) with #24 Orr (PR, 

tape residue); 1970-71 


majority VG, 15% front 

pencil marks) with #29 

Howe (EX); 1971-72 


majority VG-EX) with #45 Dryden RC (GD), #70 Howe (EX) and 1971-72 

Topps/OPC Booklets near: (21/24, median EX-MT). More on our website. 



821. (1174) 1950-1988 

Multi-Sport Shoebox 

Collection with Many 

Stars 

Significant “break value” is assured 

with this (1174) 1950-1988 multisport 

shoebox collection featuring 

legions of stars including 

Chamberlain, Jordan, Namath, Unitas 

and many more. Highlights include 

Football: (880 cards) with 1952 

Bowman Large: #85 Robustelli RC 

(VG-EX); 1955 Topps All- 

American: #85 Luckman (GD); 1965 

Philadelphia: #12 Unitas (VG); 1966 

Philadelphia: #24 Unitas (VG); 1967 

Philadelphia: #23 Unitas (EX); 1967 

Topps: #24 Kemp (EX-MT); 1970 

Topps: #150 Namath (EX-MT); 1972 

Topps: #100 Namath (EX-MT); 

Basketball: (182 cards) with 1969-70 

Topps: (108 cards, mostly VG) with #1 Chamberlain (GD), #20 Havlicek RC (VG- 

EX); 1986-87 Fleer: #8 Jordan RC sticker (EX-MT) and 1987-88 Fleer: #2 Jordan 

sticker (NM-MT). More on our website. 


822. Hockey Hall of Famer Single Signed Photo Lot of 

(29) with (2) Messier 

Go blue line to blue line with this impressive hockey Hall of Famer signed photograph 

lot. The collection of varying size color photos features bold (“9”) signatures of: 

(2) P. Coffey 8x10, (12) J. Kurri 8x10, T. Lindsay 4x6 (ink migration), (2) M. Messier 

16x24 (Steiner hologram) and (12) B. Parent 16x20 (2 images; JSA sticker/no cert). 

Auction LOA from JSA. 


824. 1969-70 

Topps Basketball 


(99/99) Graded 

Cards 

Dynamic 1969-70 Topps 

Basketball complete set of 

(99/99) graded cards. 

Highlights include #1 

Chamberlain (SGC 60), 

#20 Havlicek RC (PSA 

3), #25 Alcindor RC 

(PSA 4), #35 Baylor (PSA 

6), #43 Bradley RC (PSA 

6), #50 Robertson (PSA 

5), #75 Hayes RC (PSA 

4), #80 Monroe RC (PSA 

6), #85 DeBusschere RC 

(BVG 6), #90 West (PSA 

4), #98 Frazier RC (PSA 

5), #99 CL (PSA 4, mk); 

(4) PSA 8 (three qualifiers), 

(1) SGC 84, (1) PSA 6.5, (21) PSA 6, (1) PSA 5.5, (39) PSA 5 (one qualifier), 

(6) PSA 4 and (1) PSA 3. More on our website. 


823. Philadelphia Flyers “Treasure Chest” Lot of (150+) 

Autographed Pucks, Helmets, Sticks and Photos 

Philadelphia Flyers fans “Scooorre!” With this “Treasure Chest” lot of (150+) autographed 

items. Included are (10) mini-helmets, (60+) pucks, (7) mini-sticks, (60+) 

photos/flats/publications, a Parent action figure and several team signed pieces. The 

first star is a 2002-03 team signed rink shaped drawing board signed by (25), second 

star is a Giroux souvenir photo card and third star goes to the fact that this collection 

includes a cup winning (200+) total signatures which present average (“8-9”) signature 

quality. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


825. 1986-87 

Fleer Basketball 

Near Set 

(131/132) & 

(11/11) Stickers 

with (11) PSA 

Graded 

Dazzling 1986-87 Fleer 

Basketball near set of 

(131/132) cards and 

(11/11) stickers with (11) 

PSA graded keys. 

Highlights include Base 

Set near: (131/132, average 

NM to NM-MT, 7 

graded, missing #53 

Jordan RC) with #7 

Barkley RC (PSA 8), #27 

Dumars RC (PSA 8), #31 

Erving (PSA 9), #32 

Ewing (PSA 9), #53 M. Johnson (PSA 8.5), #68 K. Malone RC (NM-MT), #82 

Olajuwon RC (NM), #121 Wilkins (PSA 8), #132 CL (PSA 8) and Stickers set: 

(11/11, 4 graded) with #7 Jordan (EX-MT). 



827. (27) 

Entertainer & 

Musician 

Autographed 

Flats with Ozzy 

Osbourne & 

Slash 

Regardless if you 

enjoy Heavy Metal or 

Las Vegas lounge 

music, prepare to be 

entertained by these (27) autographed flats. Unless noted, each item is penned on an 

8x10 photograph with the autographs averaging (“9-10”). Additionally, the majority of 

these keepsakes are personalized with a salutation. Highlights include JSA Basic 

Certs: (10 pictures) with Paul Anka (poster), Frankie Avalon, Dick Clark (index card), 

Rosemary Clooney, Ozzy Osbourne (5x8), (2) Slash (Guns ‘N Roses), Smothers 

Brothers and Hank Williams Jr. More on our website. 


826. 1969-70 Topps Basketball Complete Set of (99) Cards 

Titanic “tall boys” impose their wills with the offered 1969-70 Topps Basketball complete 

set of (99) cards. This attractive edition has an approximate condition breakdown 

of 10% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX or lesser). 

Highlights include #1 Chamberlain (VG-EX), #20 Havlicek RC (EX-MT), #25 

Alcindor RC (EX), #43 Bradley RC (EX-MT), #56 Unseld RC (NM), #75 Hayes RC 

(VG), #90 West (VG), #98 Frazier RC (EX-MT) and #99 CL (VG). More on our website. 


829. Modern 

Autographed 

Celebrities & 

Entertainers 

Treasure Chest of 

(80) with (28) JSA 

Basic Cert 

Enough Auto’s to fill a Deli 

Shop wall, and then some! 

Whether in “Sal’s” Deli or 

hanging on your wall, this treasure chest of mostly 8x10s will certainly bring you 

closer to the stars. Highlighted by (28) pieces individually certified by JSA and 

includes: L. Nielson (d.2010), Cedric The Entertainer, Lucy Liu, (4) M. Sheen, Ron 

White, J. Leno, Vin Diesel, Orlando Bloom, N. Cage, (2) R. Williams, (3) B. Walters, 

S. MacLaine, M.J. Hart, (3) Seigler, (3) Whoopi, Nadar, R. Paul and B. Murphy 

(d.2009). Each highlighted piece displays signature strengths of (“8-9”), while the rest 

of the items come with an auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. 


831. (16) Entertainer Signed 

Items with Sammy Davis Jr., 

Carroll O’Connor & 

Elizabeth Montgomery 

Whether you are “Bewitched” by 

Elizabeth Montgomery, influenced by 

“Archie Bunker” or floored by the humor 

of Sammy Davis Jr., there is a little something 

for everyone with these (16) entertainer 

signed items. Highlights include 

JSA Basic Certs: (10 items) with Sammy 

Davis Jr., (“9”, 8x10 framed and matted to 

13x16, moderate exterior wear), Elizabeth 

Montgomery (“10”, 8x10 photograph), 

Carroll O’Connor (“10”, 8x10 photograph 

framed and matted to 13x16), Vincent Price (“9”, 1976 check) and Dick York (“9”, 

1956 TV engagement contract). More on our website. 


828. (36) 

Autographed 

Celebrities & 

Entertainers Flats 

with Allen, Arnaz & 

Temple 

An interesting array of talent 

is assembled on these (36) 

autographed celebrities and 

entertainers flats. Penned on 

a variety of mediums, these 

keepsakes generally present 

display (“8-9”) penmanship or better. Each piece is personalized and comes with a 

salutation or short inscription. Highlights include Basic Cert from JSA: (14 items) 

with Woody Allen (postcard), Desi Arnaz (1982 TLS), Tony Bennett (8x10 photograph), 

Shirley Temple Black (cut photo), Dom DeLuise (8x10 photograph), James 

Garner (small photo) and Don Knotts (8x10 photograph). More on our website. 


830. Thomas Edison Signed Letter 

& Calvin Coolidge Signed Vice- 

President’s Chambers Card—Full 

JSA 

Two Americans who helped shape the course of history 

are joined on this pair of vintage signed items. 

Included are 1.) Thomas Edison (d.1931) two-sided 

5x8 letter inscribed in vintage pencil. The workplace 

note is signed with an uncommon name marking 

appearing as an (“E”) by the inventor (“9”) and 2.) 

Calvin Coolidge (d.1933) 2x4 Vice-President’s 

Chambers card in black-steel tip fountain pen (“9-10”) 

with very faint and small pencil marks on both the 

front and reverse. Individual full photo LOAs from 



832. (10) Wizard of 

Oz Signed Items 

with (3) Bolger, (3) 

Hamilton & Haley 

We’re Off to See the 

Wizard! Fans of the 1939 

MGM classic The Wizard of 

Oz will delight in these (10) 

signed items of the original 

cast. Highlights include 

Pictures: (6 items, all surfaces 

display moderate wear) 

with (2) Margaret Hamilton 

(one “9” “Well-my pretty”!, one “6” You’re Next Betty-get ready!! WWW!, both 8x10), 

Bert Lahr (d.1967, “8”, small snapshot with scrapbook residue), Frank Morgan 

(d.1949, “8”, snapshot with tape residue) and Other: (4 items) with Jack Haley (“9”, 

1967 personal check). Various authentication levels are found on our website. 



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