HS_Dec12AuctionGuide.. - Huggins & Scott

BASEBALL December 13, 2012
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
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $250.00
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.
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $150.00
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.
Opening Bid $600.00
44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: D E C E M B E R 13, 2012 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273