HS_Dec12AuctionGuide.. - Huggins & Scott
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BASEBALL / FOOTBALL<br />
December 13, 2012<br />
497. 1980s-1990s San Diego Padres<br />
Game-Worn Lot of (4) With Garvey<br />
Signed Jacket<br />
Worn during the 1980s and 1990s as the expansion<br />
Padres gained notoriety in the Mission Valley and<br />
beyond, these (4) game-worn apparel items include:<br />
Steve Garvey Signed Jacket a 1983-1987 warm-up<br />
jacket signed on the interior; Dennis Rasmussen 1983<br />
Warm-Up Jersey a yellow knit pullover garment with<br />
vintage “Majestic” tagging; 1982-1983 Batting<br />
Practice Jersey a brown mesh pullover garment with<br />
number “29”; Andy Ashby Signed Jersey a 1999<br />
home jersey signed in silver marker. Auction LOA from<br />
JSA (for autographs). More on our website.<br />
Opening Bid $250.00<br />
498. Elrod Hendricks 1992-1994<br />
Game-Worn Baltimore Orioles<br />
Bullpen Jacket<br />
From his 1968 debut at Memorial Stadium through the<br />
2005 season at Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Elrod<br />
Hendricks remained a beloved Baltimore fixture as<br />
both player and coach. This Orioles bullpen jacket was<br />
worn by Hendricks during the 1992-1994 seasons at the<br />
club’s picturesque new venue. The full length black and<br />
orange nylon garment features team logos on the left<br />
breast and left sleeve, an American League logo patch<br />
on the right sleeve and “Orioles” sewn atop the back.<br />
Within the collar, a “Starter” size “XL” label has a<br />
black marker notation of “44.” Moderate wear.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
499. Circa-1940s Brooklyn Dodgers<br />
Game-Worn Cap<br />
While the Dodgers mascot name lives on to this day,<br />
elements from Brooklyn are, for the most part, mere<br />
memories. A scarce survivor from those unforgettable<br />
summers in Flatbush, this Brooklyn Dodgers cap was<br />
worn during the days of Ebbets field. With a white button<br />
atop the six-point crown and a white “B” embroidered<br />
to the front center, the design dates to 1939-1957.<br />
The interior leather sweatband is home to a “Rawlings”<br />
label and size “6-7/8” stamping. Moderate wear is evident<br />
with a crack on the bill.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
500. 1963-1967 Kansas City Athletics<br />
Game-Worn Cap<br />
Destined for relocation from their first days in Kansas<br />
City, the Athletics remained in the Midwest until the<br />
close of the 1967 campaign. This cap was worn by one<br />
of the struggling franchise’s players during the latter<br />
portion of the club’s tenure in K.C. The green wool<br />
accessory dates to 1963-1967, as owner Charlie Finley<br />
bucked the traditional red and blue team colors. “KC”<br />
is embroidered to the front center in white. Within the<br />
six-point crown, a sweatband is home to a “Tim<br />
McAuliffe” label and a size “6-7/8” stamping. Light<br />
wear.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
503. 1983-1988 Washington Bullets<br />
Game-Worn Apparel Lot of (5)<br />
From the team’s memorable tenure at the Capital<br />
Centre, these Washington Bullets apparel items are tailored<br />
from the franchise’s once-familiar red-white-andblue<br />
from an era in which short shorts and big afros<br />
were all the rage. Highlights include: Joe Kopicki<br />
1983-84 Game-Worn Warm-Up Jacket white knit<br />
short-sleeved button-down garment with “bullets” sewn<br />
across the back in blue-on-red twill and proper Wilson<br />
tagging within the collar; 1983-84 Game-Worn Shorts<br />
blue knit leg wear with white twill stars sewn to the<br />
outer legs. More on our website.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
501. 1969 Seattle Pilots Game-Worn<br />
Cap From Club’s Lone Season<br />
While the expansion Seattle Pilots were just a bad idea,<br />
period, the club’s uniform items from their one year are<br />
decidedly tough to come by. This 1969 Pilots cap was<br />
worn by backstop Jerry McNertney. The blue wool<br />
accessory features “S” embroidered to the front center<br />
in gold, with gold finery sewn just below and to the<br />
bill. Within the six-point crown, a leather sweatband is<br />
home to a “Wilson” label. McNertney’s number “15” is<br />
inscribed on the bill’s underside. Heavy wear is evident<br />
with (2) cracks on the bill and separation on portions of<br />
the sweatband.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
504. Philadelphia Eagles Game-Used<br />
Lot of (3) With McNabb and S.<br />
Brown Jerseys<br />
Members of<br />
perennial<br />
playoff contenders<br />
at<br />
Lincoln<br />
Financial<br />
Field wore<br />
these<br />
Philadelphia<br />
Eagles<br />
apparel items<br />
during recent<br />
campaigns.<br />
Includes: Donovan McNabb 2003 Alternate Jersey a<br />
black mesh/dazzle cloth blend garment with twill identifiers<br />
and proper “Reebok” tagging; Sheldon Brown<br />
2005 Home Jersey a white mesh/dazzle cloth blend<br />
garment with twill identifiers and proper “Reebok” tagging;<br />
Jeremy Maclin 2009-2011 Gloves gray leather<br />
accessories with “18” inscribed on each Velcro wrist<br />
fastener. More on our website.<br />
Opening Bid $250.00<br />
502. Moses Malone 1987-88<br />
Washington Bullets Game-Worn<br />
Road Jersey - Rare Style<br />
Pre-dating the current day bumper crop, Hall of Famer<br />
Moses Malone made the seamless transition from preps<br />
to pros back in 1974 when the feat was unheard of. As<br />
rare as Malone’s dominance, this 1987-88 Washington<br />
Bullets road jersey was worn by the iconic center. The<br />
red mesh pullover garment features twill identifiers and<br />
proper “MacGregor – Sand Knit” tagging. The one-year<br />
style is decidedly rare and, combined with outstanding<br />
wear characteristics, warrants a Graded A assessment<br />
from jersey expert Jim Thomas. More on our website.<br />
Opening Bid $250.00<br />
505. 1930s-1940s Transitional<br />
Football Helmet<br />
Archaic by modern standards, this 1930s-1940s football<br />
helmet is a “transitional” example and forerunner to the<br />
all-plastic versions that took over in the 1950s. The<br />
outer shell features a plastic crown and leather ear<br />
flaps, front and back panels. Leather lines the lower<br />
interior, which features an “AIRLITE” stamping and<br />
four-point suspension. This “Wilson” size “7-1/4”<br />
accessory is equipped with its original chin strap. Solid<br />
game wear is evident.<br />
Opening Bid $150.00<br />
72 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