TO MY FELLOW HOBBYISTS, With our first auction of the year now behind us, we embark on Round 2 for 2009. In honor of the 100th anniversary of the T206 set, our current auction features a completely SGC graded base set missing only the “Big 4.” The Plank and Magie are offered as well. Our much-discussed innovation of a “tiered buyer's premium” was met with mostly positive comments, so we are sticking with it. It really does put more money in the consignors' pocket for high-end items and saves money for bidders as well. We, as always, welcome your feedback, which keeps us focused and committed to bringing you the best auction in all facets.

Our team at Huggins and Scott has once again assembled a fantastic array of rare, unusual and one-of-a-kind items for this sale. Dave Stoddard continues to outdo himself, adding new features that keep our site simple and user friendly. Our head writer Kevin Heffner has added yet another writer to his staff, Randy (Country) Curtis, who joins Mark Raines, James Feagin, and Matt Flores as the pen and ink, while Collin Corbin and his staff have again treated us to some stunning images. Mark Spinrad and Jamey Austin have swept the catalog for #@%#”s, while Josh Wulkan and Stefan Wisinski have given Mike and Sally Henry the “canvas and paint” they need for them to create another masterpiece.

Kris Fraley did another amazing job, sending out almost 1400 lots in a safe and timely manner. Great job, Kris!! Barry Malkin's eagle eyes have once again spotted some high-grade gems!!

Our constantly growing nationwide staff of consignor reps (now at 35 strong), led by the tireless Steve Dickler, have gathered another fine assortment of “goodies.” Should you have items or an entire collection you are thinking about selling, a full list of our well-quali- fied reps, along with their contact info, is available in this catalog. Call them. You'll be surprised how much money we can get for you and how fast!!!

The ladies of Huggins and Scott Auctions: Nancy, Janet, Stef, Kristie, Brooke, Greta, Gail and Allison always get their own “Paragraph of Thanks” for putting up with our late hours and countless phone calls.

Our final and foremost thanks always goes out to our consignors and bidders. From A to Z in both categories you continue to amaze us with the material you turn up and the integrity with which you conduct yourselves in all aspects of our dealings. The friendships we have made out of the trust you have placed in us are immeasurable, and for that we are always grateful.

I hope you enjoy our latest catalog, and feel free to call us anytime with questions, comments or suggestions.

Good Luck

President Huggins and Scott Auctions 900 Silver Spring Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20910 Toll free: 1-866-462-2273 Locally: 301-608-0355

DAY 1 LOT CATEGORIES: DAY 2 LOTS CATEGORIES: AUTOGRAPHS: AUTOGRAPHS: Baseballs: 266-303 Baseballs: 1048-1077 BASEBALL: BASEBALL: Bats: 304-322 Bats: 1078-1095 “The Monster”: 1 Cards, Postcards, Index Cards, Cuts: 323-362 “Beautiful Babe” 831 Cards, Postcards, Index Cards, Cuts: 1096-1123 “2 of the Big 4”:2-3 Photographs, Flats, Jerseys, etc…:363-413 “Marvelous Mick” 832 Photographs, Flats, Jerseys, etc…:1124-1170 Graded Cards: 4-57 FOOTBALL: 414-522 Graded Cards: 833-899 FOOTBALL: 1171-1248 Regionals Issues: 900-909 Regionals Issues: 58-63 BASKETBALL: 523-558 BASKETBALL: 1249-1274 M101-1 Sporting News: 64-83 Vintage Ungraded Singles & Lots: 910-926 HOCKEY: 559-586 BOXING: 1275-1298 Vintage Ungraded Singles & Lots: 84-97 Sets and Near Sets: 927-945 MODERN INSERTS: 1299-1310 Sets and Near Sets: 98-124 OTHER SPORTS: 587-603 Ungraded Singles & Lots: 946-965 Ungraded Singles & Lots: 125-151 MODERN INSERTS: 604-677 Unopened: 966-976 MULTI-SPORT: 1311-1334 TREASURE CHESTS: 1335-1350 Unopened: 152-171 MULTI-SPORT: 678-702 Memorabilia: 977-998 Memorabilia: 172-207 Publications & Tickets: 999-1006 AMERICANA: 1351-1376 AMERICANA : 703-725 Publications & Tickets: 208-219 Game-Used: 1007-1047 FABULOUS 15: 1377-1457 Game-Used: 220-265 FABULOUS 15: 726-830 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS: 1458-1557 elcome to Huggins and Scott snipers, as once you bid the clock resets for 30 minutes even if you MORE ABOUT OUR AUCTION Auctions, the Nation's fastest grow- bid with 1 second left. Also, it allows people to know they have won 1) All items are sold to the highest bidder. an item without having to wait for every item in the auction to close. W ing Sports & Americana Auction 2) 2) Buyer's Premium and Sales Tax - REVOLUTIONARY House. With this catalog, we are presenting We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly Auction AUCTION CONCEPT! We are pleased to present our new buyer's another extensive list of sports cards and memo- Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is just “a better premium policy, designed to save bidders money and get more money mousetrap.” However should you have any questions about this pro- for our consignors. We now have a graduated rate for our buyer's pre- rabilia, plus an array of historically significant cedure, PLEASE call us on our local or toll free number. mium. The more an item sells for, the less percentage the buyer will Americana items. We hope you enjoy this. pay. Based on the hammer price of the item, there will be a decreasing percentage added to the final price for the winning bidder. Please see BIDDING INCREMENTS: the chart below; feel free to call or email us with any questions. VERY IMPORTANT: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND If the current bid is: The Bid increment is THE COST FACTOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATALOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELAB- $50 - $249 $10.00 ORATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EVERY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOWEVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO WE $250 - $499 $25.00 NEW BUYERS HAVE ADDED MANY MORE PHOTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELABORATE DESCRIPTION ON VIRTUALLY EVERY ITEM ON OUR $500 - $999 $50.00 PREMIUM RATES WEBSITE. WELL WORTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT! $1,000 - $2,499 $100.00 $2,500 - $4,999 $250.00 HAMMER PRICE BUYERS PREMIUM WEBSITE: WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM ADDED TO THAT PRICE $5,000 - $9,999 $500.00 Under $1,300 17 1/2% $10,000 - $24,999 $1,000.00 Here's how we are running our May 27-28, 2009 auction: hours of the auction on both nights, without the possibility of being $1,300-$4,999 15% BIDDING BEGINS: shutout. $25,000 - $49,999 $2,500.00 $5,000-$9,999 12 1/2% SUNDAY May 10, 2009 at 4:00pm EST $50,000 - $99,999 $5,000.00 $10,000-$24,999 10% STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session $100,000 - $249,999 $10,000.00 $25,000-$47,999 7 1/2% Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared toward Between 9:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding session”. $250,000 - $499,999 $25,000.00 $50,000 and up 5% affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We describe and This period of bidding is getting you ready for the end. You are wel- THIS IS A "PER-ITEM" CHARGE photograph each item in the most clear and easy to understand way come to continue placing bids on any item that you have previously 3) Shipping - Is the buyer's responsibility. We will work with you on possible. However, WE LOVE QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally bid on, but you may not jump in on a new item during this time. A few examples for those of you that may not understand: larger lots to find the best way. All items must be fully paid for, at 301-608-0355 or toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a mes- including shipping and insurance, before they will be sent out. We sage if you get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not have a bid, you strongly encourage any local bidders to pick up their winnings at our day. Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're Welcome! can click on the drop box and you have the option at bidding $200, Office or at the House of Cards. Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other auction houses $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, REGISTRATION: adopted the procedure to end entire auctions all at one time. Our $400, $425, $450, $475, $500, $550, $600 and so on. 4) Return Policy - ALL LOTS ARE SOLD AS IS! We have conserva- You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the phone on our way is much more bidder friendly. Here's how it works: Bidders have tively graded most items, however we strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better yet, come view the items you are interested toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online at www.hugginsand- our catalog for roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options for bidding in. If you are unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, $2400, $2500, $2750, scott.com. Our local phone number is 301-608-0355. Should you them ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 9:00 pm on the to make any changes from the print catalog on our website. Any choose the online method and have any problems, please call us for item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at 11:00 pm on their $3000 and so on. changes that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that assistance. Our normal business hours are Monday-Friday 11-7, respective end dates. If only one bid has been received prior to 9:00 item by email. Saturday 11-6, Sunday 12-5 Eastern Standard Time. pm, the lot will officially close at 11:30 pm EST (See “Step 1” above). Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max bid of Once registered you are eligible to bid. At the time of registration, If there have been two or more bids on a particular item, that item $850 and the system comes back and says that you've been outbid 5) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the right to you will create a User ID and Password, that you are responsible for; will remain open until 30 minutes have passed without any additional and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this means that the other revoke any bidder privileges for what we deem as unethical behavior. you will use that same User ID and Password every time you log into bids on that item. A 30-minute timer is provided for each lot and bidder's max was also $850, that they placed BEFORE YOU our site for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or by will be automatically reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. PLACED YOUR BID, and one more bid will make you the current PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT retract it. We telephone. ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME If you up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30-minute high bidder. You can enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you have two safeguards to make sure that you are aware of the bid that clock will NOT reset. Bids on items will continue to be accepted will be the current high bid. you are placing, and which lot you are bidding on. Bid retraction will 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: between 9:00 pm and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the result in cancellation of all bids in the auction and bidding privileges item prior to 9:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on these PAYMENT OPTIONS revoked. WE CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF STEP 1) Initial Bids rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 9:00 pm can close prior We accept personal checks, business checks, money orders, bank THE AUCTION BY CANCELLING BIDS. You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by 9:00 pm on to 11:30 pm EST. checks, and cash. We WILL NOT accept credit cards or Paypal for the night the item ends, in order to proceed to STEP 2. A way to auction items (unless pre-authorized before the auction ends. Call for 6) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are available for check if your bid was accepted is to go to “My Bid List”. If the item Here are some examples: details). viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver Spring Ave, Silver Spring, you bid on is listed there, you are in. You can now sort your bid list MD 20910. Calling in advance for an appointment is strongly SUG- by which lots you hold the current high bid for, and which lots you a) Two bidders named A & B are the only two who have bid on Lot FOLLOWING THE AUCTION GESTED. We ask that you provide a list of the items that you want have been outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON 420 prior to 9:00 pm on the day that the lot ends. Only Bidders A We will send winning bidders an email as well as written invoices the to examine, so we may have them ready for you. No appointments AN ITEM BEFORE 9:00 pm EST (on the night the item ends), & B can bid on Lot 420 after 9:00 pm. At 11:00 pm, Bidder A was week following the auction. Payment is requested within 15 business will be allowed on May 27-28, 2009. YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM AFTER 9:00 pm EST, in the high bidder on Lot 420. If no one else bids before 11:30 pm, days from the end of the auction. Extremely late or non-payments the extended bidding session (STEP 2). However, at 9:00 pm on Bidder A will win the auction. If, however, Bidder B bids again at may result in the revocation of bidding privileges for future auctions. 7) All bids are in US Dollars! May 27th, if you are the only bidder on an item that ends on May 11:27pm, the new end time for Lot 420 is 11:57 pm, giving Bidder A Please note: when you bid on an item, you are entering a legally bind- 27th, that item will close and you will be declared the winner. We another 30 minutes to raise his bid. No other auction lots are affect- ing contract, indicating that you will pay for your items, plus the buy- 8) When we refer to a population report about graded cards, we cannot stress enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For ed by A & B's bidding on Lot 420. ers' premium and any additional associated fees (sales tax, shipping, 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 example, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a bid (even if b) If Bidder A was the only bidder on Lot 420 at 9:00 pm, he auto- insurance, collection agency fees, etc...). You are responsible for any are only referring to that card's population among all SGC graded and all bids placed with your User ID and password. We WILL sell you get outbid by another bidder) on every item that you are interest- matically wins the lot at 11:00pm. cards, unless otherwise stated. All population counts are valid as of ed in, you are good to go and will be allowed to bid in the last 2 This format accomplishes two very bidder-friendly things: it prevents your debt to a collection agency if you fail to make payment. the time of writing and are subject to change. 4 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 5 About Our Autographs: writers have graded many other lots. For the most part, these are conser- All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come with either a vative grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss something. JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most used), PSA/DNA, Upper We strongly recommend that you come look at any items that you are Deck Authenticated (UDA), Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner bidding on, and make your own determination about its grade. COA's. Some even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", "NO QUES- Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: TIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing company. Since our clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured that your autographed last auction (February 2009), we have added more staff as well as field items from H&S have passed the most stringent examination. representatives in four additional locations. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always looking for part-time field representatives Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: On lots with more than one in new areas. Call our main office toll free 1-866-462-2273 and ask for autographed item, we will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity Bill Huggins; it’s a no lose situation for you, as well as a chance to make for the entire lot. This is the original letter that we receive from the some serious money. authentication company describing the offered lot. This is the only way that these lots can be sold through any auction house; rest assured though, Consignments For Our Next Auction: the lots have been thoroughly examined, in detail, to assure their authen- We have already begun taking consignments for our next September 2009 ticity. Issuing individual letters for each autographed item would not be auction. By consigning your items early, you allow us the opportunity to possible, in terms of cost. You may use the original auction LOA to obtain advertise your items on our website, in trade publications and press releas- individual LOA's should you chose to do that. Please call if you have any es, as well as at major shows across the country. This is an invaluable way questions regarding these auction lot LOA's. 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, ONE VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: CERTAIN LOTS THAT CON- it happens! TAIN A LARGER NUMBER OF AUTOGRAPHED PIECES, WHILE ACCOMPANIED BY A LOA, MAY CONTAIN A SMALL SMAT- We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in our catalog. TERING OF CLUBHOUSE, SECRETARIAL OR PRE-PRINTED Even if you have something you don't see (primarily 1960s's and older, AUTOGRAPHS. THESE ARE PART OF THE LOT AND ARE though), feel free to call us and discuss it. You may have a pile of gold NON-RETURNABLE OR REFUNDABLE. that's just hidden under a little dust, or needs the right exposure!

About Our Grading: Contact one of our representatives listed below to discuss the sale or con- Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally graded and signments of your cards and other treasures. encapsulated by independent grading companies. Our highly educated

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6 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 “2 OF THE BIG 4”

2. 1909 T206 Eddie Plank SGC Authentic Though the sports memorabilia industry is relatively young, there is no shortage of expertise that has covered every angle of the hobby. Through exhaustive research, or the “THE MONSTER” passage of time, most mysteries surrounding sets or singles have been unveiled. Eluding the experts is the 1909 T206 Eddie Plank. Absent from most advanced collections, pur- portedly less than 100 examples exist. In conceding the majority of such specimens are professionally graded, services PSA and SGC have judged a combined 59 copies. Was a 1. 1909-1911 T206 printing plate broken early in production? Did Plank object to the use of his image on White Border SGC tobacco products, knowing children would seek to obtain these cards? The speculation is rampant, but the remaining fact is the offered 1909-1911 T206 White Border Eddie Graded Near Set Plank is one of the most coveted tobacco cards in the hobby . Graded Authentic by (520/524)—Missing the SGC, this “Gettysburg Eddie” is one of only twenty such examples judged by the grad- Big Four ing service. It is paramount to note that this copy is not trimmed and measures accord- A century has passed since the early ing to industry standards. Examined by both PSA and SGC, this card was professionally summer of 1909 when the American restored by having the color enhanced on the upper-left portion of the Hall of Fame Tobacco Company (ATC) began an pitcher’s image. So precise is the adjustment that any color addition is only discernable advertising campaign to market when the card is outside of the holder. This century-old relic otherwise displays the packages of Piedmont, Sweet attributes of an (EX-MT to NM) example with well-defined corners, barely touched Caporal and Sovereign cigarettes by edges, precise centering and a bright Sweet Caporal 150 advertising reverse. This cor- distributing cardboard renderings of nerstone is ideal for the discerning collector with an eye for the very best. contemporary baseball stars. Though Opening Bid $5000.00 the half-page advertisements did not mention the other brands associated with the consortium, the “150 Series” became a runaway success on both the national and regional levels (“The Encyclopedia of Baseball Card, Volume 3—20th Century Tobacco Cards”, 1986, Lipset). From the research of Scott Reader, an article from the August 9, 1909 edition of the Charlotte Observer notes, “Since the begin- ning of summer, when the American Tobacco Company commenced put- ting the pictures in their packages of cigarettes, the small boy has been more or less of a nuisance by stop- ping young and old men as they walked along the street begging for “baseball men.” Although tobacco cards had been collected for decades, the ardor of what was to be designat- ed as T206 helped root the baseball card collecting hobby. Securing examples from this famed set is con- sidered a rite of passage; as holding a tangible piece of baseball history often leads to a lifelong pursuit of “The Monster.” In commemoration of the one hundredth year since its 3. 1909 T206 Sherry Magie (Magee) Error SGC 10 release, offered is a 1909-1911 T206 As one of the “Big Four” rarities of the 1909-1911 T206 White Border series, the White Border near set of (520/524) offered Sherry Magie (Magee) error will assuredly garner much interest from tobac- cards that is missing only the “Big co card enthusiasts. Graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC, only 32 similar copies have been Four” (Plank and Magie are avail- judged by the service. The surname of the Phillies star was spelled incorrectly in the able separately in this auction) for completion. With each card graded and encapsulated by SGC, this #6 ranked gathering demonstrates an average weighted score of 46.69 with earliest print run. For unspecified reasons, Magee’s last name was corrected while an accompanying set superiority rating of 45.24. The technical grade assessments follow: (4) SGC 80 (.8%), (5) SGC 70 (.9%), (95) SGC 60 (18.2%), (184) SGC 50 (35.4%), others were not. Despite revealing a combination of surface wear commensurate (188) SGC 40 (36.3%), (34) SGC 30 (6.5%), (6) SGC 20 (1.1%) and (4) SGC 10 (.8%). Additionally, the overall composition of the all-important advertising backs display: (100 with the technical evaluation, the all-important Piedmont 150 advertising reverse is uncommon backs) with (1) Carolina Brights, (36) Cycle (Seventeen 460), (2) El Principe De Gales, (23) Old Mill, (6) Polar Bear, (31) Sovereign (Two 460), (1) Tolstoi, (12) fac- only moderately soiled. Perhaps the most prominent of “error” cards, this antiquity tory overprints and the remaining (420) with either Piedmont or Sweet Caporal backs. Featured are Hall of Famers/Stars: (81 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with SGC is a suitable accompaniment for the aspiring 1909-1911 T206 White Border master 60: Bresnahan (with Bat), M. Brown (Chicago on Shirt, Polar Bear), Chance (Batting), Chance (Yellow Portrait, Sweet Caporal Factory 42 overprint), Chesbro, Mathewson (Dark set collector. Cap), Speaker, Wheat (Cycle 460); SGC 50: Baker, Crawford (with Bat, Sovereign), Jennings (Both Hands Showing, Cycle 460), Lajoie (Throwing, Sweet Caporal Factory 649 Opening Bid $1500.00 overprint), C. Young (Glove Shows); SGC 40: Bresnahan (Portrait, Sweet Caporal Factory 649 overprint), Cobb (Bat on Shoulder), Cobb (Red Portrait), Crawford (Throwing, Sovereign), Flick, Griffith (Batting, Cycle 460), Johnson (Hands at Chest), Johnson (Portrait, Sovereign), Lajoie (Portrait), Lajoie (with Bat), Marquard (Follow-Through, Cycle 460), Mathewson (Portrait), Tinker (Bat on Shoulder, Sovereign 460), Willis (with Bat, Sweet Caporal Factory 42 overprint); SGC 30: Cobb (Bat Off Shoulder), Cobb (Green Portrait), Mathewson (White Cap), C. Young (Bare Hand Shows); SGC 20: C. Young (Portrait, Sovereign); Southern Leaguers: (48 cards, 17 Old Mill) with SGC 60: Bernhard, Mullaney, Revelle (Old Mill), Thornton; SGC 50: Carey (Old Mill), Coles (Old Mill), J. Hart, Helm (Old Mill), E. Howard (Old Mill), Kiernan, Hickman, McCauley (Old Mill), Orth, Paige, Rockenfeld, Ryan, Thebo, Westlake, F. White; Key Variations/Errors: (6 cards) with SGC 60: F. Smith (Chicago & Boston, Sweet Caporal Factory 42 overprint), SGC 30: O’Hara (St. Louis, Polar Bear, SGC 20: Demmitt (St. Louis, Polar Bear) and SGC 10: Elberfeld (Washington, Portrait). To review the magnificent scope of this careful- ly pieced-together collection, multiple images are available on our website, along with the respective grades for each card. Opening Bid $10000.00

8 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 9 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 4. 1889 5. 1895 9. 1917 Diamond S N300 Boston Cigars Mayo’s Cut Store Charles Plug Cap #180 Radbourn Anson Honus SGC 60 with SGC 20 Wagner C.S. White Graded 20 Fair SGC 30 Stamp 1.5 by SGC. Offered is an One of the The nineteenth-cen- 1895 Mayo’s Cut more difficult tury tobacco spe- Plug Cap Anson. Honus cialist will want to This antiquity is Wagner cards secure this 1889 detracted by a is found with Diamond S Cigars small pinhole the offered Charles Radbourn atop the card and 1917 Boston example, graded 60 displays average Store #180 EX 5 by SGC. peripheral chip- example. Accentuated by a ping. Despite the Graded 30 firmly pressed C.S. lower technical Good 2 by White store adver- grade, the recog- SGC (year tisement stamp, the nizable relic still mislabeled by Boston hurler’s retains decent SGC), this card is detracted eye appeal. “Flying only by mild Opening Bid Dutchman” is peripheral wear. $250.00 one of only The black ink on three such the reverse is pro- judged by the nounced and other- grading serv- wise problem-free. ice. Although there exists peripheral creasing and an off- An ideal accompa- centered advertising reverse, this Hall of Famer remains a niment for the Hall solid choice for the type collector. of Fame type col- Opening Bid $900.00 lector that will find 8. 1912 E136 Home Run Kisses a permanent home in any advanced Roy Castleton SGC 60 (Only collection. Graded) Opening Bid Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. The offered 1912 $750.00 E136 Home Run Kisses Roy Castleton is the only such example to have been graded by either PSA or SGC. This crease-free antiquity reveals only light corner wear and surface soil- ing commensurate with the technical grade. 10. 1921 E121 American Caramel Rogers The Bardell Sepia back is clean and problem- Hornsby SGC 70 free. Of particular note, Castleton was the first member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Depicted during his breakout season of 1921, Rogers Hornsby Latter-day Saints (Mormon) to play in the stands tall on this 1921 E121 American Caramel example. Graded major leagues, proving this to be quite a find 70 EX+ by SGC, this caramel treat has only one peer of the 24 simi- among such niche collectors. For more details, lar cards judged with only one better. The sturdy Texan is highlight- visit our website. ed by well-constructed corners and edges, a relatively clean surface Opening Bid $400.00 and a problem-free reverse. Opening Bid $200.00

11. (7) 1887-1922 Hall of Fame Type Card Lot - All Graded The telling images of legendary diamond subjects grace the seven encapsulated and graded cards. From a variety of early-1900s issues, the col- lectibles include: 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter Keefe 7. 1910 E98 Standard Caramel Honus 6. 1909 E92 Croft’s Candy Cy Young PSA 4 (PSA 1); 1908 E91 American Caramel (Set A) Wagner PSA 2 Chance (PSA 2); 1910 E93 Standard Caramel An integral card in the 1909 E92 Croft’s Candy series is found with the offered Cy Young example. Judged Graded Good 2 by PSA. Presented is a 1910 E98 Standard Bender (PSA 3); 1912 T208 Recruit Little Cigars VG-EX 4 by PSA, only four such examples have been judged by the grading service. This blue-backed Caramel Honus Wagner. Although this antiquity displays a McGraw (SGC 60); 1913 National Game Lajoie beauty boasts solid coloring, precise registration and a clean advertising reverse. Despite a barely distin- combination of surface wear commensurate with the technical (PSA 8); 1914 WG4 Polo Grounds Mathewson guishable crease that traces through the upper left reverse, this scarce Hall of Fame relic will find its right- grade, this charter Class of 1936 member still retains a pleas- (SGC 84); and 1922 W573 Cobb (SGC 30). ful place in an advanced collection. ing eye appeal. The checklist reverse is clean. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $400.00

10 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 11 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 12. 1909- 13. 1909- 16. 1912 1911 T206 1911 T206 T227 Miner’s Ray Bill O’Hara Extra Ty Demmitt (St. Louis) Cobb SGC (St. Louis) Variation 30 Variation SGC 30 With a steady bat- SGC 30 Featured is a ting eye, the leg- endary Ty Cobb Preserved as 30 decidedly tough presides on this Good 2 by SGC. 1909-1911 T206 1912 T227 Miner’s The offered Ray Bill O’Hara (St. Extra example, Demmitt (St. Louis) team vari- graded 30 Good 2 Louis) team vari- ation. Evaluated by SGC. Despite a ation is one of as 30 Good 2 by combination of the cornerstones SGC, this surface wear com- to the renowned appealing relic is mensurate with the T206 set. Found exclusive to the assigned technical with the blue Polar Bear grade, this colorful Polar Bear adver- advertising antiquity still dis- tising reverse, reverse. A hori- plays quite nicely. this memento is zontal crease, The informative crease-free, well- which spans the biography is light- centered and mid-section of ly toned, but other- exhibits evenly O’Hara along wise problem-free. touched peripher- with even corner and edge wear, Opening Bid al wear. Despite $400.00 excessive, but account for the typical tobacco technical grade. pouch staining This century old accounting for keepsake is atop the technical many advanced grade, this tobacco collector prominent scarci- want lists, mak- ty will help put ing this variation “The Monster” at a seldom the mercy of the encountered advanced T206 set collector. opportunity. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 17. 1910-1911 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #36 Speaker SGC 40 15. (90) 1909- Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. A timeless rendition of the “Grey Eagle” is found with this 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #36 Tris Speaker premium. The 1911 T206 White Hall of Famer is precisely captured amidst an alluring pastel backdrop. Despite Border Singles surface creasing and corner wear consistent with its technical evaluation, this with (28) PSA keepsake otherwise displays the attributes of a higher graded specimen. The checklist reverse is clean. Graded Opening Bid $400.00 The offered collection of (90) 1909-1911 T206 White Border singles will give the fortunate winner 19. 1910 W- a “jump start” toward UNC Walter securing this acclaimed Johnson set. Bolstered by (28) PSA graded cards, a sam- SGC 30 pling of Hall of Famers, Graded 30 Good Southern Leaguers and 2 by SGC. tougher backs are fea- Offered is an tured including PSA attractive 1910 Graded: (28 cards, all W-UNC common backs) with “Colorized” PSA 3: Chase (Holding Walter Johnson Trophy); PSA 1: Baker, type card. Of the Bernhard (Southern three specimens Leaguer); Authentic: evaluated by the Snodgrass (“Nodgrass” grading service, Error); Not Graded: (62 this particular cards, all PR to FR with example is the common backs, unless highest graded. noted) includes Bastian This seldom- (Southern Leaguer, FR), seen pose meets Beckley (Sovereign, FR), all the criteria of Chance (Batting, Chicago 18. (7) 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folder Hall of Famers—All the technical 14. (5) 1909-1911 T206 Hall of Famers with Cobb—All on Shirt, PR), Chance Graded judgment, with SGC 30-40 (Red Portrait, FR), Featured is a grouping of seven 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folder singles, each of which multiple surface Chance (Yellow Portrait, PR), Evers (with Bat, Chicago on Shirt, PR), Griffith creases which Each graded by SGC. Offered is a grouping of five 1909-1911 T206 Hall of Famers. features a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Graded by either PSA or SGC, included (Portrait, PR), Jennings (Portrait, GD), Marquard (Hands at Sides, PR), Stark barely impact the Unless noted, each card comes with a common advertising reverse. Included are SGC are Brown/Hofman (SGC 50), Evers/Chance (SGC 50), Lajoie/Falkenberg (SGC 40), (Southern Leaguer, Old Mill, GD) Violat (Southern Leaguer, Old Mill, PR), Willis impressive eye 40: Cobb (Bat off Shoulder), Joss (Pitching), McGinnity, C. Young (Glove Shows) Mathewson/Bridwell (PSA 5), McGinnity/McCarty (PSA 3), Speaker/Gardner (SGC 40) (with Bat, PR); 7% (VG to VG-EX), 14% (GD), 29% (FR) and 50% (PR). Although appeal. and SGC 30: Bender (Pitching, No Trees, Old Mill). and Wheat/Bergen (PSA 2). These colorful century-old relics appear on par with their the majority of cards reveals a combination of wear, there is still plenty here for the Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 assigned technical grades. tobacco card specialist. For a complete list of subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

12 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 13 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 27. 1932 U.S. Caramel Waner Brothers-Both 1932 U.S. CARAMEL SGC The Waner Brothers Produced by the United States Caramel Company of East Boston, Massachusetts-the 1932 R238 designation fea- were “poison” at the plate but appear far more tures an accumulation of twenty-seven baseball stars along with five famed figures from other sports. The “candy” subdued on this pair of 1932 U.S. Caramel sin- edition also includes interesting nicknames in addition to the athletes' identities. This Hall of Fame gathering gles, each graded by SGC, including #2 Paul spotlights twenty-three Cooperstown enshrinees, including a late-career Ruth. With exception to #16 Lindstrom ”Big Poison” Waner (only two known cards), every other card is found in this auction. (SGC 40) and #13 Lloyd “Little Poison” Waner (SGC 80, cancelled). These attractive relics display moderate wear that correspond to their technical evalu- 20. 1932 21. 1932 22. 1932 ations. U.S. U.S. U.S. Opening Bid $200.00 Caramel Caramel Caramel 28. (3) #32 #14 Ty #11 1932 U.S. Babe Cobb Rogers Caramel Ruth PSA 4 Hornsby 26. 1932 U.S. Caramel #26 Hall of 29. (4) 1932 U.S. Caramel SGC 50 The ever- SGC 50 Fame Baseball SGC Graded Known to tense The regal Lou Gehrig SGC Authentic the world by demeanor of Rogers The iconic Henry “Lou” Gehrig presides Singles- Singles with Foxx dozens of Ty Cobb is “Rajah” on this tough 1932 U.S. Caramel #26 spec- All Offered is a formidable quartet of 1932 on display imen. Graded Authentic by SGC due to a monikers, Hornsby Cancelled U.S. Caramel Baseball singles, all of George with this commands slight trim, this gleaming sample otherwise which are graded by SGC. Included are #6 A trio of Herman 1932 U.S. this 1932 presents at a much higher tier. This crease- Dickey (SGC 20), #23 Foxx (SGC 20), acclaimed Hall “Babe” Ruth Caramel U.S. Caramel free “candy” card is an optimum choice #27 Grove (SGC 20) and #28 Brandt of Famers is is an #14 single. #11 example for the budget-conscious collector. (SGC 30). Both Foxx and Grove have front and center on these 1932 U.S. Caramel singles. Each graded by SGC, these American Graded VG- graded 50 Opening Bid $200.00 either paper loss or writing on their revers- depression-era stars were stamp cancelled on the reverse by the Massachusetts con- icon who EX 4 by VG-EX by es. Despite those flaws, this Hall of Fame- fectioner. The cancellation marks are mentioned on the slabs. Included are #7 Cronin transcends PSA, this SGC. Of the intensive selection is a viable option for (SGC 50), #10 Maranville (SGC 50) and #30 Frisch (SGC 60). Other than average the sport of mid-grade twelve simi- the set collector. peripheral wear, these vibrant relics are free of any significant flaws. baseball. specimen is lar copies Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 The weath- well-cen- graded by ered nineteen-year veteran is the subject of the tered and SGC, only renowned 1932 U.S. Caramel edition. Graded 50 VG- reveals only three are judged at a higher grading tier. This invest- EX 4 by SGC, the offered #32 example is one of 27 moderate corner wear. The retired Georgian is a fine ment-quality type card is crease free and reveals only 30. (5) 1932 U.S. 31. (5) 1932 U.S. such cards graded by the service, with only six better. choice for the discerning pre-war collector. superficial peripheral wear. An ideal accompaniment to Caramel Baseball Caramel Baseball With deep, penetrating colors and a crystal clear image, Opening Bid $250.00 any discerning Hall of Fame gathering. Singles-All SGC 40 Singles with (4) this cornerstone is mildly affected by even peripheral Opening Bid $200.00 Each graded 40 VG 3 by Hall of Famers-All wear which does not adversely affect the overall appeal SGC, these five 1932 U.S. PSA of this classic depression-era card. Caramel Baseball singles Assembled is a grouping of Opening Bid $400.00 include #8 Hafey, #12 five 1932 U.S. Caramel Cochrane, #18 Lazzeri, #20 baseball singles headlined by Ruffing and #29 Earnshaw. four Hall of Famers each This star-studded sampling 23. 1932 24. 1932 25. 1932 graded by PSA, including #1 exhibits intense color and U.S. U.S. U.S. Collins (PSA 4), #4 Terry interesting portrait poses (PSA 3), #5 Combs (PSA 3), Caramel Caramel Caramel which are only detracted by #19 Berger (PSA 5) and #31 #21 #17 Al #24 mild wear. Gomez (PSA 4). These mid- Opening Bid $250.00 Chuck Simmons Lefty grade beauties are bolstered Klein SGC 60 O’ Doul by pinpoint centering, PSA 5 Graded 60 EX SGC 60 crease-free images and pre- Graded EX 5 by SGC. Although cise registrations. 5 by PSA, Offered is a Frank J. Opening Bid $200.00 the hard-hit- 1932 U.S. “Lefty” Caramel #17 ting Charles O’Doul is 32. (2) 1932 U.S. 33. (3) “Chuck” Al Simmons not yet a Klein is the specimen. member of Caramel Golf 1932 U.S. focus of this This pre-war the Baseball Singles with Caramel Hall of Famer 1932 U.S. Hall of Jones-Both Boxing Caramel #21 appears espe- Fame, the example. cially nice for Brooklyn Graded Singles- This pre-war the assigned outfielder is Sweet swingers Bobby All relic appears technical in a class by Jones and Gene Sarazen are Graded grade with portrayed on this pair of better than himself on Purveyors of lightly 1932 U.S. Caramel Golf the technical this 1932 the “sweet sci- touched cor- singles, including #3 Bobby grade sug- U.S. ence” are fea- ners and edges along with a sharp red background. Jones (PSA 4 mk, due to a gests with Caramel #24 example. Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC, this tured on these Opening Bid $200.00 light reverse pencil mark- piercing color, relatively crisp corners and edges along “R” card presents much better than the technical grade three 1932 ing) and #9 Gene Sarazen with a lightly soiled reverse. suggests with piercing color and lightly touched edges U.S. Caramel Boxing singles. Each graded by either PSA or SGC, the cards include (SGC 40). This dynamic Opening Bid $200.00 and borders along with pinpoint centering. #15 Tunney (SGC 50), #22 Dempsey (PSA 6 mk, qualifier due to cancellation duo exhibits deep, penetrat- Opening Bid $200.00 marked) and #25 Sharkey (PSA 5). These examples show negligible wear congruent ing color and poignant portrait poses. with their technical grades. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

14 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 15 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 34. 1933 35. 1933 38. 1933 39. 1940 Goudey Goudey #92 Uncle Play Ball #53 Babe Lou Gehrig Jacks #1 Joe Ruth SGC SGC 50 Candy Hack DiMaggio 40 “Larrupin’” Lou Gehrig Wilson PSA SGC 60 Graded 40 VG strides into an unfortu- 5—Highest Graded 60 EX nate pitch with this 3 by SGC. One Graded 5 by SGC. A of the more 1933 Goudey #92 keep- classic mid- Graded EX 5 by recognizable sake. Graded 50 (VG- grade rendition PSA. A depres- cornerstones in EX) 4 by SGC, this of Joe sion-era classic is the pre-war example is a prime mid- DiMaggio is found with this hobby is found grade representation of found with this 1933 Uncle Jacks with the the Yankee slugger. This 1940 Play Ball Candy Hack offered 1933 depression-era classic is #1 card. Wilson. The high- Goudey #53 crease-free with mild Despite even est graded of two Babe Ruth. corner wear, only slight- corner wear similar examples “The ly off-center, but with and slightly judged by PSA, Bambino” is vibrant color. askew center- this red-toned carefully Opening Bid $250.00 ing, this crease- card with strong depicted free “Yankee edges and cor- wielding his Clipper” is still ners, precise cen- weighty a solid choice. tering and a clean weapon of Opening Bid blank reverse choice amidst $250.00 presents much a penetrating better than the yellow back- assigned technical drop. grade indicates. Appropriately Only a pair of graded due to printing imperfec- mild peripheral tions keeps this wear and cor- Cubs Hall of ner creasing, Famer from grad- this otherwise ing much higher. clean card will Opening Bid make a wel- $400.00 come addition to any burgeoning Goudey gathering. Opening Bid $400.00

36. (8) 1933 & 40. 1949 41. (38) 1949 1934 Bowman & 1950 Goudey #226 Bowman Hall of Duke Baseball Fame 37. Snider RC Singles with SGC 1933 GAI 9.5 (25) PSA Graded Goudey Presented is a Graded Starter 1949 Bowman These (38) 1949 and Singles #226 Duke Set of 1950 Bowman with Ruth Snider rookie Baseball singles are (97) & Gehrig card, graded ideal for the vintage Gem Mint 9.5 Score key Graded set collector. The by Global cards from the Cards mixed grade gather- Authentication. 1933-1934 ing is heralded by with This “Duke of Goudey multiple Hall of Flatbush” is Baseball Gehrig Famers, many of well centered series with Comprising which are assessed with crisp these eight 40% of the by PSA. Highlights edges and cor- SGC graded 1933 include 1949 ners and per- singles, each Goudey Bowman: (18 cards, fect registra- of which fea- Baseball 5 graded, ungraded tion. tures a Hall of series is this average EX to EX- Opening Bid Famer. accumula- MT) with #1 $750.00 Included are tion of (97) Bickford (VG-EX), 1933 Goudey: graded #26 Kell (EX-MT), (5 cards) with cards. #29 Kiner (EX), #46 #22 Traynor Headlined Roberts RC (EX), (SGC 30), #25 by “The #65 Slaughter (EX), P. Waner Iron Horse,” #100 Hodges (EX- (SGC 40), #63 each card MT); PSA 6: #27 Cronin (SGC has been judged by PSA, SGC or Global Authentication. The majority of cards are mid- Feller, #36 Reese, 40), #89 grade and bolstered by the inclusion of (24) Hall of Famers. Featured are PSA: (42 cards) #110 Schoendienst; Speaker (SGC with PSA 8: #145 (oc); PSA 7: #211 H. Wilson (mc); PSA 6: #125 Terry; PSA 5: #79 PSA 5: #33 Spahn, 50), #149 Faber, #110 Goslin; PSA 3: #2 Vance (mk), #7 Lyons; PSA 2: #1 Bengough; PSA 1: #29 #60 Berra; 1950 Ruth (SGC Foxx; SGC: (35 cards) with SGC 40: #19 Dickey, #25 P. Waner, #107 Manush, #109 Bowman: (20 cards, 30); 1934 Goudey: (3 cards) with #2 Cochrane (SGC 10), #19 Grove (SGC 40) and Cronin, #220 Grove, #222 Gehringer, #229 Vaughan; SGC 30: #160 Gehrig and GAI: all graded) with PSA 3: #139 Mize. For a complete list of key and graded cards, #37 Gehrig (SGC 10). (20 cards). For a complete list of graded cards, please visit our website. please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

16 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 17 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 43. 46. 1948 Bowman #6 Yogi 47. 1952 Topps #407 Ed 42. 1952 1952 Berra GAI 8 Mathews PSA 3 Topps Coca- Graded NM-MT 8 by Global Authentication, Graded 3 VG by PSA. Offered is a pre- #311 Cola this crisp black-and-white 1948 Bowman #6 sentable 1952 Topps #407 Ed Mathews Mickey Yogi Berra example boasts razor-sharp cor- rookie card. The Hall of Fame slugger Tips Mantle - ners and edges, decent centering and a prob- appears at the ready on the outset of a Test lem-free reverse. spectacular career. This difficult high SGC 30 Willie Opening Bid $250.00 number is crease-free and concedes even- The 1952 ly rounded corners and askew centering. Topps Mickey Mays - Opening Bid $400.00 Mantle base- SGC ball card has 50 gained a kind Distributed of mythic locally in lore. Every 1952, meaningful Coca- baseball card Cola’s collector “Playing yearns for this Tips” test card and the cards were attainment of limited to such a master- three Phil piece is 48. (6) 1952 Topps 49. 1954 Topps #128 Hank Rizzuto always versions Baseball High Numbers- Aaron Rookie SGC 80 regarded as a and one All PSA 6 or 7 Graded 80 EX-MT 6 by SGC. triumphant Willie Put a dent in the challenging 1952 “Hammerin’” Hank Aaron presides on milestone. For Mays. Topps Baseball set with these six his 1954 Topps #128 rookie card. This most hobby- Graded 50 high number singles. Each graded by “pack fresh” specimen presents nicer ists aspiring VG-EX 4 PSA, these elusive cards present at than the technical grade would indicate. to acquire the by SGC, the peak of their assigned grading With crisp corners and edges, lush colors storied #311, this Mays tiers. Included are #350 Abrams (PSA and precise registration, lightly askew a visually example is 6), #356 Atwell (PSA 7), #357 centering prevents a much higher evalua- acceptable in a class Burgess (PSA 6.5), #367 Thorpe tion. card would be by itself (PSA 6), #374 Benton (PSA 6) and Opening Bid $200.00 immensely for a cou- #402 Harrist (PSA 6.5). rewarding, ple of reasons. First and foremost, the colorful placard (which was inserted into cartons Opening Bid $250.00 and such is of the tasty beverage) is one of only three at this tier with none graded higher by the the spirit of this offered Mantle card. The presented SGC 30 Good 2 is tilted ever esteemed service. Additionally, in a departure from the normal theme, the Mays test so slightly from left to right. This card does exhibit minor paper wrinkles in the card features biographical content on the reverse, rather than the customary “playing center of the card, stretching from the top end of his golden bat across his neck to tips.” Minor edge and corner wear account for the technical assessment. Listing the the opposing right edge. In accordance with SGC guidelines, the card features Giants home schedule (which included no fewer than seven scheduled twinbills) the lightly worn corners with centering measuring 90/10 off-center top-to-bottom and front succeeds in catching the eye with a colorful image of a smiling Mays with a bill- decently centered from side-to-side. The reverse of the card is clean but is off-cen- 50. 1955-1956 51. (29) 1964 Topps board-like proclamation of “Coke is a Natural!” ... and so is this collectible. ter right-to-left. Opening Bid $750.00 Topps PSA Baseball Highly Graded Opening Bid $1500.00 Graded Star Singles with Mantle Lot of (5) - With Presented is a selection of (29) 1964 44. 1952 Topps Baseball singles, the majority of Clemente which are highly graded by SGC. Topps #261 Each card has been Included are PSA: (1 card) with PSA 7: Willie Mays encapsulated and grad- #50 Mantle; SGC: (28 cards) with SGC ed by PSA. These RC SGC 70 88: #108, 143, 252, 279, 298, 307, 372, 1950s bubble gum 414, 449, 452; SGC 86: #107, #230 B. Graded 70 EX+ treasures include: (3) by SGC. Robinson, 235, 438; SGC 84: #52, #55 1955 Topps #124 Banks, 62, 64, 87, 127, 166, 276, 284, Presented is a Killebrew (PSA 4), 1952 Topps #261 362, 364, 418, 467 and 512. #164 Clemente (PSA 4) Opening Bid $200.00 Willie Mays and #187 Hodges (PSA rookie card. This 4.5); (2) 1956 Topps #5 classic collectible Williams (PSA 5) and appears nicely #31 Aaron (PSA 5). for the technical Opening Bid $250.00 grade with rela- tively sharp edges and cor- ners, precise reg- 52. 1965 Topps #350 Mickey 53. 1965 & 1968 istration and a Mantle-GAI 8.5 Bazooka Mickey bright red Graded NM-MT+ 8.5 by Global Mantle Cards- reverse. Authentication, this sparkling 1965 Topps #350 Both PSA Opening Bid Mickey Mantle meets all of the requirements Featured is a tandem of $400.00 of the technical grade with razor-sharp corners seldom-seen Mickey and edges, sparkling colors and pinpoint cen- Mantle singles from the tering. 1965 Bazooka and 1968 45. 1952 Topps #312 Robinson & #333 Reese-Both PSA Opening Bid $250.00 Bazooka editions. These An infield tandem of loveable “bums” are found with the offered 1952 Topps #312 difficult bubble gum cards Jackie Robinson (PSA 4) and #333 Pee Wee Reese (PSA 3) singles. These difficult are neatly hand cut and high numbers reveal average wear commensurate with their assigned grading tiers and include 1965 Bazooka #1 are perfect for the Brooklyn Dodgers enthusiast. (PSA 7, Batting Left) and Opening Bid $250.00 1968 Bazooka NNO (PSA 8.5). Although they may be small in size, these dynamic type cards will play a key role in any Hall of Fame collection. Opening Bid $250.00

18 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 19 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 54. 1958 Topps 58. 1953 Stahl- 59. 1949 Sealtest #150 Mickey Meyer Mickey Robin Roberts SGC Mantle GAI 8 Mantle PSA 1 MK 80 Graded NM-MT 8 by The offered 1953 Stahl-Meyer Graded 80 EX-MT 6 by SGC. Global Authentication. Mickey Mantle is one of the Offered is a tough 1949 This 1958 Topps #150 most prized collectibles of all Sealtest Robin Roberts sticker. Mickey Mantle is a 1950s regional “meat” issues. This scarce regional issue has REGIONAL ISSUES classic representation of Graded PR 1 by PSA with an only traces of corner wear and the iconic Yankee star. additional (mk) qualifier, this is ideal for the ardent Phillies Despite light flaking on early “Mick” presents much Phanatic or type specialist. the upper edge, the nicer than the technical grade Opening Bid $200.00 remaining portion of the would suggest. Despite surface card is problem-free wear, this “hot dog” issue has with lightly touched tremendous appeal and is a peripheral wear, bright welcome addition to any colors and a clean advanced Mantle gathering. reverse. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

55. (5) 1952-1964 Topps & Bowman Mickey Mantle Graded Cards The “golden boy” of New York, Mickey Mantle is found on these five 1952-1964 Topps and Bowman graded cards. Included are 1952 Bowman #101 (PSA 5), 1955 60. 1953-54 Bowman #202 (PSA 4), 1960 Topps w/Boyer #160 (SCD 6.5), 1962 Topps AS #471 (PSA 7) and 1964 Topps #50 (PSA 6). These attractive singles will nicely supplement Briggs Meats any classic Topps or Bowman gathering. Mickey Vernon Opening Bid $250.00 The “hot dog” collector will find great value with this 1953-54 Briggs Meats Mickey Vernon example. Although the All-Star is 56. 1969 low-grade with a combina- Topps #260 tion of surface wear and an Reggie errant scissor cut, this Jackson Washingtonian is still a 61. (3) 1962 Gehl’s Ice Cream Roger Maris Cards suitable addition to any The 1962 Gehl’s Ice Cream Roger Maris issue was released in the Milwaukee, RC-PSA 9 “type” card gathering. Wisconsin area to promote sales of the Gold-Mine ice cream brand. Offered is a Long before earn- Opening Bid $100.00 ing his pinstripes trio of 1962 Gehl’s Ice Cream Roger Maris (Bat on Shoulder, close up) cards. as “Mr. October,” Each blank-backed specimen grades (EX-MT) with modest corner wear and light Reggie Jackson reverse toning. With only two examples of the entire set having been graded by was a fresh-faced PSA, these regional cards are ideal for the type card collector. outfielder for the Opening Bid $250.00 Kansas City/Oakland Athletics. Graded Mint 9 by PSA, this 1969 Topps #260 rookie card gloriously portrays the future Hall of 62. 1947 63. 1954- Famer. Of the 3,011 Jackson Signal 1955 rookie cards regis- Gasoline Baltimore tered on the PSA Oakland Orioles Population Report, this gem resides at Oaks Zip Card the top one per- Complete Complete cent of all similar- Set Set of ly evaluated by the Assembled is (25) grading service a 1947 Signal Cards (29 total PSA 9, Gasoline The offered only one better). It Oakland Oaks 1954-1955 is difficult to con- complete set Baltimore ceive that this of (19) cards. Orioles Zip blazer is forty 57. 1973 Topps Blue Team Checklist Complete The interest- Card complete set of (25) cards is as scarce as the origin is elusive. Little is known years old, as this ing illustra- Set of (24)-All PSA 6-7 about these tiny cards, but this collection is comprised of all the known cards classic Topps card tions were The 1973 Topps Blue Team Checklists is a difficult set that is believed found in the series. The skip numbered set includes two size variations, a 2 x 2- displays all the crafted by Al to have only been issued in packs of the challenging high number series. 5/8” version and a 2-3/4 x 3-5/8” version. From the 1954 series are (8) small cards merits of a “pack Demaree and Presented is a scarcely seen 1973 Topps Blue Team Checklist set of (24) and (4) large, while the 1955 issue has (8) small and (5) large cards. All of the fresh” example. provide cards, each of which is graded by PSA. Included are PSA 7: (5 cards) cards feature black and white images of the Baltimore Orioles’ players from the Highlighted by poignant with Brewers, Expos, Giants, Padres, Yankees; PSA 6.5: (2 cards) with 1954 and 1955 seasons while each card grades (NM to NM-MT). This is the pre- impeccable center- career detail of members from the Pacific League squad. Highlights include V. Athletics, Royals; PSA 6: (17 cards) with Angels, Astros, Braves, mier series, save the Esskay set, for the diehard Baltimore Orioles collector. ing, snow-white corners and edges along with a clean reverse, this economy-proof investment DiMaggio (GD) and Stengel (GD). The remaining cards average (VG) with some bet- Cardinals, Cubs, Dodgers, Indians, Mets, Orioles, Phillies, Pirates, Opening Bid $250.00 piece will deservedly garner much attention from those with an eye for the very best. ter and others lesser. Rangers, Red Sox, Reds, Tigers, Twins and White Sox. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

20 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 21 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 67. 1899-00 M101-1 68. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Sporting News Supplement Vic Willis- Supplement Jerry Hall of Famer Nops (Baltimore) Depicting the Maryland native nearly An alluring “full body” image of M101-1 one hundred years before his induction Baltimore pitcher Jerry H. Nops into Cooperstown in 1995, this 1899-00 is present with this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement M101-1 Sporting News SPORTING NEWS (8/26/99) of Vic Willis is an exemplary Supplement (7/8/99). This rela- example of the right-handed hurler. This tively clean ephemera grades condition sensitive picture grades (GD) (VG-EX) with typical paper From April 1899 until October 1900, weekly editions of the with a pair of barely distinguishable aging. A contusion on the upper Sporting News featured baseball player supplements as publica- pinholes, an edge tear and minimal edge is its only serious flaw. The paper aging. The reverse is clean with reverse displays a water stain tion inserts. These turn-of-the-century portraits measure uniform wrinkles that do not protrude that is barely distinguishable on the surface. Ideal for the Hall of Fame the right edge of the obverse. approximately 8-3/4 x 11 and were eventually assigned the type collector, this intense pitcher is Opening Bid $400.00 M101-1 designation. The vignette photographs are further ready to join any discerning collection. Opening Bid $750.00 accentuated by a floral design on the reverse, which also includes informative biographical playing details. With sixty- 69. 1899-00 M101-1 70. 1899-00 M101-1 two dead-ball stars included in the series, these portfolios precise- Sporting News Sporting News Supplement Ted Supplement Fred ly capture the essence of the early game. Breitenstein Tenney A weathered Ted Breitenstein is por- The mustachioed Fred Tenney is trayed on this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting front-and-center with the offered News Supplement (9/8/00). Depicted 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News toward the end of a ten-year career, the Supplement (8/18/00). This mid- hurler presents (GD to VG) with moder- grade ephemera grades (EX) with ate paper soiling, edge notching and even corner and edge wear along reverse staining. Despite those flaws, this with light surface wrinkling. Other suited Cincinnati Red will fit nicely into than a barely noticeable thumbprint, 64. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement any pre-war gathering. the reverse is clean and problem- Opening Bid $400.00 free. Wilber(t) Robinson-Hall of Famer Opening Bid $400.00 Long before Brooks and Frank took “Charm City” by storm, there was a Hall of Fame Robinson who captained the Baltimore Orioles dynasty of the 1890s. Wilbert Robinson was a durable, clutch performer who became “the face” of the franchise. This handsome 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement (5/27/99, full body pose) Wilber(t) Robinson depicts the Cooperstown enshrinee toward the 72. 1899-00 M101-1 end of his tenure with the club. With his Reach bat in tow, the mustachioed back- 71. 1899-00 M101-1 stop grades (EX to EX-MT) with minimal foxing and exterior wear. The ornate Sporting News Sporting News reverse is clean with uniform wrinkles that do not protrude the surface. With the Supplement Deacon Supplement Ted Lewis winning combination of condition and pose, this supplement is an ideal depiction McGuire Native Welshman Eddie Morgan of “Uncle Robbie.” Veteran backstop, James Thomas Ted Lewis is found on this 1899- Opening Bid $900.00 “Deacon” McGuire is the focus of 00 M101-1 Sporting News this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement (9/1/00). This turn-of- Supplement (5/5/00). The journey- the-century artifact grades (GD) man played an unparalleled 26 sea- with extensive surface wrinkling sons that spanned four decades. This throughout and moderate reverse picture grades (VG) with moderate soiling. Despite those flaws, this water staining and a light paper tear scarce ephemera remains attrac- along the right edge. The reverse is tive and will adorn any Boston- clean and the uniform paper wrin- themed collection quite nicely. kling barely protrudes the surface. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

65. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement John McGraw-Hall 73. 1899-00 M101-1 74. 1899-00 M101-1 of Famer Sporting News Sporting News “Little Napoleon” takes charge on this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement (8/5/99) that Supplement John Doyle Supplement Frank presents the fiery-eyed John J. McGraw. The manager, third baseman and more importantly the men- This 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Donahue tor for the “hard charging” Baltimore Orioles of the 1890s, this mid-grade picture captures the tenaci- Supplement (6/10/99) of John J. Dirty A dashing Frank Red Donahue is ty of the Hall of Famer. Other than typical foxing along with a water stain on the right edge, the sur- Jack Doyle is an eye-catching depiction featured on this 1899-00 M101-1 face and reverse otherwise present (VG). Simply put, this is a magnificent memento that will promi- of the New York captain. Accentuated Sporting News Supplement nently adorn any advanced Baltimore Orioles gathering. by a “full body” pose, this picture (9/23/99). The Philadelphia pitch- Opening Bid $900.00 grades (EX) with minimal peripheral er grades (EX to EX-MT) with foxing along with a water stain that is minimal paper foxing along with evident on the right edge. The reverse is 66. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Supplement Clark Griffith-Hall of light corner and edge abrasions. clean with uniform wrinkling that bare- Uniform paper wrinkling exists Famer ly affects the surface. on the problem-free reverse but The pensive gaze of Clark C. Griffith is carefully displayed on this gorgeous 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting Opening Bid $400.00 does not detract from the surface News Supplement (6/3/99). Portrayed as a member of the Chicago Colts, the dapper “Old Fox” would eventually become one of the more famed tacticians and executives in presentation. baseball history. This antique ephemera grades (VG-EX) with corner and edge wear, moderate creasing, paper discoloration and uniform wrinkling that are commensurate with its Opening Bid $400.00 grade. The back is relatively clean with inconsequential wear. This presentable picture is an ideal collection cornerstone for any Hall of Fame type collector. Opening Bid $750.00

22 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 23 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 75. 1899-00 M101-1 76. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Sporting News 83. 1909 Supplement John Supplement P.J. M101-2 O’Connor Donovan Sporting The debonair Jack Peach Pie Irish baseballer Patrick Joseph News O’Connor presides on this 1899-00 Patsy Donovan is the subject of Supplements M101-1 Sporting News Supplement this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting Complete Set (6/24/99). This publication insert News Supplement (7/22/09). The grades (EX) with moderate paper fox- manager and outfielder for the of (24) ing along with negligible corner and Detroit club, the suited Donovan Pictures edge creasing. The reverse is clean presents (VG) with average paper With a start during while the uniform wrinkling does not aging along with moderate edge the sweltering sum- adversely impact the impressive sur- staining which does not adversely mer and concluding face eye appeal. affect the image. The reverse is at the beginning of a Opening Bid $400.00 problem-free, and the typical new year, the 1909 paper folding does not hinder the M101-2 Sporting stunning visual appeal of this News Supplements scarce piece. showcased some of Opening Bid $400.00 the greatest baseball players ever to lace up the spikes. This 77. 1899-00 M101-1 78. 1899-00 M101-1 complete set of (24) Sporting News Sporting News pictures feature fif- Supplement William Supplement James teen Hall of Famers including Cobb, Lange Hughes Lajoie, Mathewson The distinguished William Little Eva Presentation appeal abounds with this and Wagner. The Lange commands this 1899-00 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News composite break- M101-1 Sporting News Supplement Supplement (8/12/99) of James down for this over- (4/22/99). The Orphans captain pres- Hughes, pitcher for the Brooklyn sized weekly series is ents (VG) with minimal paper foxing Superbas. The crystal clear image is 46% (EX-MT or bet- along with limited paper tearing on barely affected by minimal paper ter), 20% (EX), 17% the upper edge. The problem-free aging along with inconsequential (VG-EX) and 17% reverse is absent of any significant peripheral wear. The existence of a (VG or lesser). wear. An ideal turn-of-the-century water stain on the right edge and a Highlights include 8/5 Mathewson (VG, with light pinholes), 8/12 Cobb (VG), 8/19 Lajoie (EX), 9/2 Chance (EX-MT), 9/9 Walsh (EX-MT), 9/23 Wagner (EX), 10/28 accompaniment for fans from the minimal paper contusion on the Collins (NM), 12/2 Speaker (NM) and 12/9 M. Brown (EX-MT). The reverses display uniform paper wrinkling which is consistent with each picture, possibly due to ship- “Windy City.” reverse does not diminish the visual ping or factory distribution methods of the age. The majority of these back imperfections do not protrude the surface. Due to the rudimentary printing techniques of the age, Opening Bid $400.00 luster of this (VG) picture. slight variances in size exist. For a complete list of subjects and their respective grades, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

79. 1899-00 M101-1 80. 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting News Sporting News 84. 1909 E92 Dockman & Supplement Lou Criger Supplement Marty Bergen Sons Near Set (39/40)-All Light-hitting Lou Criger hits a home Before viciously killing his young family PSA run with this 1899-00 M101-1 and himself in 1900 via a murder-sui- Presented is a 1909 E92 Dockman & Sporting News Supplement (7/1/99). cide, Marty Bergen was a troubled star Sons PSA graded near set of (39/40) The Cleveland Spider catcher pres- catcher for the Boston Beaneaters, cham- cards. Missing only Wagner (Batting) ents (VG-EX) with typical paper pions of the National League. Presented for completion, this caramel gathering foxing along with a water stain that is a scarce 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting displays blistering color, interesting is evident along the right edge. News Supplement (5/13/99) of the poses and a formidable cast of early Other than light paper toning on the young backstop. This extremely clean baseball’s finest. This difficult-to- reverse, this scarce publication insert picture grades (EX-MT) with lighter locate set is primarily low-grade, with otherwise exhibits impressive eye than usual paper toning and negligible fifteen cards revealing reverse paper appeal. peripheral wear. The reverse is problem- loss, writing or stamp impressions. Opening Bid $400.00 free and the poignant biography details Despite those flaws, this exceedingly the problems of the “erratic” player. This difficult “E” designation will instantly item is an impressive antiquity of this add credibility to any pre-war gather- enigmatic backstop. ing. Included are PSA 4: (3 cards, Opening Bid $400.00 7%) with Casey, Schaefer (mk), Shean (mk); PSA 3: (7 cards, 18%) with Bridwell, Chase, Donovan (mk), 81. 1899-00 M101-1 82. 1899-00 M101-1 Kleinow, Lajoie (mk), McGraw, Sporting News Sporting News Schlei; PSA 2: (5 cards, 13%) with Doolan (mk), Dougherty, Doyle Supplement Michael Griffin Supplement William (Throwing), Gibson, Zimmerman; Although his major league career Kennedy PSA 1: (13 cards, 33%) with Bemis, ended in 1898, Michael Griffin is William Brickyard Kennedy was a Bescher, Chance, Crawford (mk), H. depicted as a member of the Brooklyn star pitcher for the Brooklyn Davis, Devlin, Doyle (with Bat), Superbas (although mentioned as play- Superbas and is finely depicted on Hartsel, Magee, Mathewson (mk, Toy er for St. Louis, which he never did) this difficult 1899-00 M101-1 Town stamp), Tinker, Wagner on this 1899-00 M101-1 Sporting Sporting News Supplement (7/15/99). (Throwing), C. Young; PSA News Supplement (5/20/99). The pic- This publication insert presents (EX Authentic: (11 cards, 29%) with ture grades (EX to EX-MT) with mini- to EX-MT) and is virtually absent of Bender, Bergen, H. Jennings mal paper aging, superficial peripheral any paper foxing. Although a water (trimmed), McLean (trimmed), Miller, wear and a relatively clean reverse. stain exists on the reverse, and lightly Murphy (recolored), O’Hara, Schmidt Exhibiting tremendous eye appeal, this protrudes the right edge of the (trimmed), Seigle (trimmed) and ephemera is sure to draw interest from obverse, this early “Bum” still pres- Smith (Schmidt). nineteenth century collectors. ents extremely well. Opening Bid $1200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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85. (248) 90. (29) 1909- 1909-1911 1936 Baseball T206 White Card Grab Bag Border with (14) Hall of Singles with Famers Supplement your pre- (20) Hall of war baseball collection Famers with these (29) 1909- Tackle “The 1936 singles from a Monster” with this variety of “T” and “R” sizable accumula- designations. This sam- tion of (248) 1909- pling is packed with 1911 T206 White (14) Hall of Famers and Border singles. other key personnel. Highlighted by the Highlights include inclusion of (20) 1900s: 1909-1911 T206 Hall of Famers, White Borders: (8 nearly 36% (189 cards, all common different, 59 dupli- backs, unless noted) cates) of this with Birmingham (PR, acclaimed series is wet sheet transfer on present. The adver- front), Gandil (FR, tising back break- Polar Bear), Joss (GD); down as follows: 86. (132) 1911 T205 Gold Border & 1909-1911 T206 White 1930s: 1933 Goudey: (179) Piedmont or Border Singles with (27) Graded (14 cards, median VG) Sweet Caporal, (67) The mainstream tobacco baseball enthusiast will treasure these (132) antiquities from with #60 Hoyt (GD), Polar Bear and (2) the 1911 T205 Gold Border and 1909-1911 T206 White Border series. Featured are #63 Cronin (VG), #76 Old Mill (both 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (54 ungraded, all common backs, unless noted) with Cochrane (GD), (2) Southern Leaguers). Barger (Full “B” on Cap, one colored corner), Stahl SP (GD); 17% (VG to VG-EX), #102 T. Jackson (both The reverses are free of paper loss or residue, although the majority has minor 41% (GD), 15% (GD), 18% (PR), 9% (trimmed or colored); 1909-1911 T206 White VG), #107 Manush pencil markings on the upper right corner. The overall condition breakdown is 7% Borders: (78 cards, 27 graded) with Ungraded: (51 cards) with 14% (VG), 41% (VG), #109 Cronin (VG to EX), 34% (GD), 34% (FR), 17% (PR) and 8% (trimmed). Many present (GD), 29% (FR), 12% (PR), 4% (trimmed); Graded: (27 cards, all common backs, (VG); 1933 Sport Kings better than the assigned grades but are evaluated as such due to the pencil mark- unless noted) with (3) PSA 3, (1) PSA 2, (9) PSA 1, (3) SGC 30 and (11) SGC 20 #21 Weismuller (FR); ings. Highlights include Hall of Famers/Stars: (23 cards, all common backs, (with 7 Sovereign backs). For a complete list of tobacco subjects, please visit our (2) 1934 Goudey #7 unless noted) with Chase (VG, Blue Portrait), Crawford (FR, with Bat, Polar website. 89. 1915 PM1 Ornate Frame Christy Mathewson Durocher (VG, FR), 1934-1936 Diamond Stars: #39 Hubbell (GD), #48 R. Ferrell Bear), G. Davis (GD), Evers (FR, with Bat, Chicago on Shirt), Griffith (GD, (EX-MT) and #95 Appling (FR). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 The “Big Six” comes up “aces” on this 1915 PM1 Ornate Frame Christy Mathewson Portrait), Joss (PR, Portrait), Keeler (GD, Portrait), Kelley (VG), (2) Lajoie (FR, Opening Bid $200.00 pin. It is difficult to conceive that this tiny treasure (1-1/16 x 1”) is rapidly approach- trimmed, one Polar Bear), Marquard (VG, Hands at Thighs), Marquard (FR, ing the century mark in age. The clear sepia-toned image depicts the “Christian Portrait), (2) McGinnity (GD, FR, one Polar Bear), McGraw (PR, Portrait, No Gentleman” in a throwing pose. A minor surface scratch exists that is barely notice- Cap), (3) Speaker (GD, FR, PR, one Polar Bear), Tinker (PR, Bat on Shoulder), able upon close scrutiny. The decorative border is free of tarnish, soiling or any signif- Waddell (GD, Portrait); Southern Leaguers: (3 cards) with Bay (PR, Piedmont), icant wear. The metallic reverse reveals moderate oxidation and tarnish, while the King (GD, Old Mill) and Rockenfeld (FR, Old Mill). For a complete list of sub- 92. (48) broach clasp is firm and intact. jects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 1933-1934 Opening Bid $750.00 Goudey Baseball 91. (30) Singles 1934- 87. (27) 1909-1911 T206 Singles with (10) Hall of Famers with (15) 1936 Supplement your vintage tobacco card collection with these (27) 1909-1911 T206 singles, ten of which Hall of are Hall of Famers. This group also contains (4) PSA graded examples. Unless noted, each card contains Diamond Famers a common advertising reverse. Highlights include Key Cards: Bresnahan (GD, Portrait), Bresnahan Stars Featured is a (VG, with Bat), M. Brown (FR, Pitching, Chicago, Polar Bear), E. Collins (FR), Crawford (GD, Singles grouping of (48) Throwing), G. Davis (PR), W. Johnson (FR, Hands at Chest, Polar Bear), Keeler (trimmed, Portrait), with (9) 1933-1934 Kleinlow (GD, Boston, Polar Bear), McGraw (GD, Portrait, No Cap), McGraw (GD, Hand On Hip), F. Goudey Smith (trimmed, Boston & Chicago), Thornton (FR, Southern Leaguer, Old Mill); Common Cards: J. Graded Baseball singles, Clarke (PSA 4, mk), Dessau (PSA 4), H. Hinchman (PSA 4, mk) and Milan (PSA 3) with the remaining Selected is a highlighted by averaging (GD) with some better and others lesser. A total of (7) cards reveal back damage or writing, grouping of the inclusion of which is reflected in their assigned grades. For a complete list of players, please visit our website. (30) 1934-36 (15) Hall of Opening Bid $250.00 Diamond Famers. This Stars singles, primarily mid- nine of which grade offering is have been ideal for the set professionally collector or graded by those seeking to either PSA or secure presenta- SGC. ble depression- Included era examples. ungraded Highlights cards are #4, include 1933 5, 13, 15, 21, Goudey: (28 26, 37, 40-42, cards, average 46, 47, 56, 61, VG) with #64 62, 65, 67, 69, Grimes (VG- 88. (3) 1909-1914 Walter Johnson Cards 71, 75 and 82. EX), #76 Here is a sampling of three 1909-1914 Walter Johnson cards. Included are 1.) 1909- These cards Cochrane (GD), 1911 T206 portrait (FR, Sovereign 350); 2.) 1913 T200 Fatima Team Cards are green- #79 Faber (VG), #134 Rice (VG), #207 Ott (VG-EX); 1934 Goudey: (20 cards, medi- Washington (GD) and 3.) 1914 B18 Blankets (VG). A fine start for the burgeoning backed and average (VG) with some better and others lesser. Also present are an VG) with #1 Foxx (GD), #10 Klein (VG-EX), #11 P. Waner (EX), #12 Hubbell “Big Train” collector. Graded: (9 cards) with PSA 5: #51, 52; SGC 50: #28 Lopez, 45, 57, #94 W. Ferrell (VG), #13 Frisch (VG), #21 Terry (EX) and #23 Gehringer (VG). For a complete list Opening Bid $150.00 (1936); SGC 40: #30 Manush (1936), 68 and SGC 30: Lombardi error. of included singles, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

26 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 27 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 93. (21) 94. (191) 100. 1934-36 1938 1934-1951 Diamond Stars Goudey Baseball Partial Set (66/108) Baseball Card Grab with (30) Graded Singles Bag with Presented is a 1934-36 with (5) (2) Diamond Stars partial set of (66/108) cards, thirty of Hall of Williams which are graded by either Famers Supplement PSA or SGC. Often over- including your vintage shadowed by competing baseball card Goudey sets, these cards are Foxx collection with marked by poignant action Spring into the these (191) and portrait poses set comical 1938 1934-1951 sin- against an attractive art- Goudey gles from a deco design. Highlights Baseball edi- variety of man- include Graded: (30 cards) tion with this ufacturers. This with SGC 70: #44 Hornsby; starter set of sampling is PSA 6: #46, #60 Ruffing; (21) different loaded with PSA 5: #75 Gehringer, 92 mid-grade sin- Hall of Fame (blue); PSA 2: #2 Simmons, gles. talent, includ- #64 Foxx; Ungraded: (36 Comprised of ing Ted cards) with #3 Maranville five Hall of Williams. (EX), #16 L. Waner (EX- Famers, this Better cards MT), #31 Cuyler (EX-MT), sampling will include 1930s: #32 Rice (EX-MT), #48 R. put the lucky 1933 Tattoo Ferrell (EX-MT) and #54 winner nearly Orbit R305: Greenberg (VG-EX, correct half way Root (SGC 50, last name). The ungraded toward com- Lionel Carter); cards average (VG-EX) pleting this 1934-36 99. 1931 Metropolitan Studios St. Louis Cardinals with some better and others popular set. Diamond Stars: Complete Set (30/30) lesser. Found within are (5) Highlights (13 cards, The predecessors to the “gashouse gang” are found with this tough 1931 tougher #85-96 cards, three include #241 mostly GD to Metropolitan Studios St. Louis Cardinals complete set of (30) pictures. These of which display glue residue on the reverse. Due to rudimentary depression-era printing Gehringer VG) with #48 R. Ferrell (VG-EX); 1940s: 1947 Bond Bread Round: (41 cards, major- 6-1/8 x 9-1/2” sepia-toned beauties feature seven Hall of Famers and other techniques, slight size variances are present. For a complete list of cards and missing num- (VG), #249 Foxx (PSA 4), #253 Greenberg (GD), #258 Doerr (PSA 2) and #286 ity VG) with J. DiMaggio SP (GD), Musial (VG-EX), J. Robinson (VG), T. Williams stars. These nostalgic depictions average (EX-MT) with some better and others bers, please visit our website. Medwick (trimmed). The breakdown for this gathering is 19% (EX), 19% (VG-EX), (VG); 1950s: 1951 Bowman: (109 cards, average VG-EX, 50% have wax stains or lesser. Featured are Bottomley (EX-MT), Dean (EX), Frisch (EX-MT), Grimes Opening Bid $400.00 33% (VG) and 29% (GD or lesser) with two trimmed. For a complete list of included edge discoloration) with #2 Berra (trimmed), #32 Snider (EX), #80 Reese (VG-EX) (EX), Hafey (EX-MT), Haines (EX-MT), Martin (EX-MT) and Rickey (NM). card numbers, please visit our website. and #165 T. Williams (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Also present is an original mailer (FR) in which such pictures were shipped. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

95. (7) 1926 96. 1926-27 W512 Uncut Postcard Sheet with Ruth Back Presented is a 1926-27 W512 uncut sheet with Ruth. This 25-card sheet Exhibits—All comprises half of the set, which fea- Hall of tures athletes and actors. Prominent fig- Famers ures include #6 Ruth, #9 Hornsby and A formidable cast of #36 Tilden. The approximately 7 x 11- Cooperstown legends 1/2” sheet is absent of any creasing or grace these seven tears, and reveals moderate corner wear 1926 Postcard Back as its only significant flaw. Exhibits. Found in a Opening Bid $200.00 variety of color vari- ations, the majority of postcards present (GD to VG), but dis- play writing on the reverse. Included are Cochrane (purple), Hornsby (yellow), Klein (purple), Simmons (brown), Traynor (purple), Waner (sepia) and Wilson (purple). These attractive keepsakes are ideal for the budget-conscious collector. Opening Bid $150.00

97. 1930’s-1950’s 98. 1941 W753 St. Louis 102. Wheaties Lot of Browns Set - #2 on the PSA (151) (86) - With Registry 1900- Duplicates Offered is the #2 Highest Graded 1941 1955 “The Breakfast of W753 St. Louis Browns Team Issue on the Pre-War & Bowman Baseball Collection Champions” provided a PSA Set Registry. The set has an overall Presented is a sampling of (151) 1900-1955 pre-war and Bowman Baseball sin- sports memorabilia col- grade of 7.47 and is literally one upgrade 101. 1939 Play Ball Complete Set (161/161) with (31) PSA gles. This diverse selection displays several Hall of Famers from a variety of lection for enthusiasts from being the highest graded set on the reg- The pre-war collector will be interested in the offered 1939 Play Ball complete set of designations. Highlights include Pre-Bowman: 1900 T203 Mayo’s Cut Plug during the 1930s through istry (falling .03 points behind set #1). This (161) cards. This edition is bolstered by the inclusion of (31) PSA graded cards. The Baseball Comics “On to the Curves” (GD), 1909-10 S74 Silks Foxen (VG-EX, 1950s. This lot of (86) magnificent set comes with an added bonus, approximate condition breakdown for this set is 15% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), Turkey Red back), 1911 T205 Gold Borders: Cicotte (SGC 60), Clarke (SGC Wheaties premiums is the original box for the set (VG-EX, with all 30% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or lesser). Highlights include #3 Ruffing (VG-EX), #7 50, Hassan); 1928 W565 A. Simmons (EX), 1933 Goudey #42 E. Collins comprised primarily of flaps present). The 30-card set includes (2) Doerr (PSA 5), #26 DiMaggio (PSA 5), #30 Dickey (PSA 7) #39 R. Ferrell (PSA 5), (GD), 1941 Play Ball #19 Gehringer (VG), 1943 R302-1 M. P. & Co. Reese baseball heroes. Neatly PSA 8.5, (11) PSA 8, (5) PSA 7.5 (with Rick #48 Gomez (VG), #50 Gehringer (VG-EX), #51 Ott (PSA 5), #53 Hubbell (PSA 6), (EX); Bowman: 1948: #17 Slaughter RC (EX); 1949: (30 cards, average GD cut from cereal boxes, Ferrell – the set’s only HOFer), (9) PSA 7, #56 Greenberg (PSA 5), #82 Klein (PSA 5), #89 L. Waner (VG), #92 T. Williams RC to VG) with #26 Kell RC (VG); 1950: (40 cards, median VG) with #148 Wynn these collectibles (average (1) PSA 6.5 and (2) PSA 6 cards. (PSA 5), #94 Manush (EX), #112 P. Waner (GD), #143 Averill (VG), #162 Moore (VG); 1954: (42 cards, average VG) with #90 Campanella (GD), #170 Snider EX, with many nicer) feature colorful images of the stars. Highlights include: 1935 Opening Bid $300.00 (GD); Common PSA: (22 cards) with PSA 8: #90 (o/c), PSA 7: #21, 29, 41 and 107. (GD); 1955: #103 Mathews (VG) and #134 Feller (GD). For a complete list of Series 1 Foxx; and 1939 Series 12 Foxx. Complete list available on our website. For a complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website. key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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104. (41) 107. 1953 108. 1953 1887-1966 Bowman Color Topps Baseball Complete Set of Baseball Grab Bag (160) Cards Complete Collection While the fledging Topps Set of with T222 company was beginning to (274) Zimmerman flourish in the trading card Cards A type card industry, the Bowman Presented is a bonanza awaits Company of Philadelphia classic 1953 the fortunate win- counter-acted by issuing the Topps Baseball ner of these (41) first full-color photographed complete set of 1887-1966 base- card in hobby history. (274) cards. ball singles. Although this expensive The approxi- Highlights include decision nearly drove mate condition 1880s: 1887 Bowman to bankruptcy, the breakdown for N162 Old Judge 1953 Color series is regard- this edition is Mann (PR); ed as some of the most 10% (VG-EX 1910s: 1914 T222 attractive baseball cards or better), 35% Fatima ever released. Presented is a (VG), 35% 103. (18) 1909-1964 Baseball Type Card Grab Bag with Zimmerman 1953 Bowman Color com- (GD) and 20% plete set of (160) cards. This (12) Hall of Famers (GD); 1940s: (low-grade). 1949 Bowman group is led by a stunning Highlights Assembled is an eclectic gathering of eighteen 1909-1964 Baseball type cards. This #24 Musial (PR), cast of Hall of Famers and include #1 J. Cooperstown laden selection comes from a variety of ACC designations. Highlights 1949 Leaf #32 has an approximate condi- Robinson include 1900s: 1909 E92 Croft’s Candy Shean (PSA trim, black back); 1910s: 1910- Spahn (GD); tion breakdown of 5% (EX- (GD), #27 11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #19 Joss (FR, scrapbook removal on reverse), 1911 T201 1950s: 1951 MT or better), 15% (EX), Campanella Mecca Double Folders Lajoie/Falkenberg (SGC 50), 1916 BF2 Ferguson’s Bakery C. Bowman: #233 30% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) (GD), #37 Mack (EX, picture VG); 1920s: 1922 E120 American Caramel E. Collins (PSA 2), Durocher (EX, and 25% (GD or lesser) Mathews (GD), 1928 Tharp’s Ice Cream #46 Terry (PSA 5); 1930s: 1933 PR4 Cracker Jack Pins signed); 1952 Bowman: (2) #44 Campanella (VG, GD), (2) #52 Rizzuto (EX, VG); with a handful slightly #76 Reese Gehrig (VG), 1937 Goudey “Wide Pen” Premiums Type 4 Feller (EX-MT), 1938 PM8 1953 Bowman Color #46 Campanella (FR) and #81 Slaughter (VG-EX, signed). For a trimmed. Highlights include (FR), #82 Our National Game Dean (EX); 1950s: 1950 Royal Deserts #11 Rizzuto (SGC more complete list of cards, please visit our website. #9 Rizzuto (VG), #10 Mantle (PR), Authentic), 1953 Stahl-Meyer McDougald (FR) and 1954 Topps #250 T. Williams Opening Bid $300.00 Ashburn (VG), #32 Musial #104 Berra (EX). For a complete list of items, please visit our website. (GD), #33 Reese (GD), #44 Bauer/Berra/Mantle (GD), #46 Campanella (trimmed), (GD), #114 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #147 Spahn (VG), #207 Ford (GD), #220 Paige (GD), Opening Bid $250.00 #59 Mantle (FR), #92 Hodges (VG), #93 Rizzuto/Martin (GD), #97 Mathews (VG), #244 Mays (GD), #258 Gilliam RC (GD) and #263 Podres RC (FR). For a complete #99 Spahn (EX), #114 Feller (VG-EX), #117 Snider (VG), #118 B. Martin (VG), #121 list of key cards, please visit our website. Berra (FR) and #153 Ford (FR). This coveted set appears at the peak of presentation, Opening Bid $500.00 despite nearly one-third of the cards revealing varying degrees of wax straining. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $900.00

109. 1953 Topps Baseball Near Set (241/274) with (18) Graded including PSA 5 Mantle Offered is an eye-catching 1953 Topps Baseball near set of (241/274) cards. This mid to off-grade selection includes (18) PSA or GAI 106. 1951 Berk Ross Complete Set of (72) in Original Boxes graded cards. The approxi- Presented is a complete set of (72) 1951 Berk Ross cards in the original boxes. A very mate condition breakdown scarce find, the four boxes are fresh from vending, making the cards inside guaranteed for this near set is 10% to be in great shape. Stars in the set include Berra, DiMaggio, Ford and Musial. The (EX or better), 25% (VG- set is entitled “Hit Parade of Champions” and features (72) cards from various sports EX), 25% (VG) and 40% with the first forty being baseball players. Berk Ross released these sets in boxes with (GD or lesser) with one two-card panels measuring approximately 2 x 2-1/2” in size. Cards fall in the EX-MT instance of reverse writing. to NM category with some better and a few lesser. Corners are sharp on over 90% of Highlights include #1 J. the cards with only minor wear on the rest, probably occurring at the time the cards Robinson (GAI 3), #37 were cut. Many of the cards have centering issues especially along the center perfora- Mathews (GAI 5), #77 tion, but with panels still intact, it is a negligible issue. Mize (EX), #78 Opening Bid $250.00 Schoendienst (VG), #82 Mantle (PSA 5), #104 Berra (GD), #191 Kiner (GAI 4), #207 Ford (GAI 110. 1954 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (250) 4.5), #220 Paige (VG), Cards 105. 1950 Bowman Baseball Complete SGC Graded Set (#3 on #246 Face RC (VG) and The offered 1954 Topps Baseball complete set is a spectacular glimpse Registry) #254 Roe (VG-EX). The into the world of the “golden age of baseball.” Bolstered by Hall of Fame Presented is a 1950 Bowman Baseball complete set of (252/252) cards, all of which have been majority of missing cards rookie talent in Aaron, Banks, Kaline and Lasorda, this mid-grade assem- graded by SGC. Heralded as the third finest 1950 Bowman set on the SGC Registry, this classic set are either superstars or blage exhibits tremendous eye appeal. The approximate condition break- has both a weighted set score and set superiority rating of 56.38. Highlights include #6 Feller (SGC tougher high numbers. down is 15% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), 35% (VG) and 30% (GD or 70), #11 Rizzuto (SGC 60), #19 Spahn (SGC 30), #21 Reese (SGC 60), #22 J. Robinson (SGC 60), Despite the omissions, this lesser). Better cards include #1 T. Williams (VG), #10 J. Robinson (VG), #32 Roberts (SGC 70), #46 Berra (SGC 40), #75 Campanella (SGC 50), #77 Snider (SGC 50), #84 assemblage is well on its #32 Snider (EX), #37 Ford (VG), #50 Berra (VG), #90 Mays (VG), #94 Ashburn (SGC 60), #98 T. Williams (SGC 40), #112 Hodges (SGC 80), #217 Stengel (SGC 50) way to completion. For a Banks RC (EX), #128 Aaron RC (VG), #132 Lasorda RC (GD), #201 and #252 DeMars (SGC 80). The grades for the remaining cards in this colorful set are available on complete list of key and Kaline RC (SGC 70) and #250 T. Williams (VG). For a complete list of the SGC Set Registry. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. graded cards along with key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $1200.00 missing numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $750.00

30 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 31 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 116. 1961 Topps & 1963 Fleer Baseball Partial Sets Presented is a clas- sic pairing of base- ball partial sets that feature the 1961 Topps and 1963 Fleer editions. Highlights include 1961 Topps: (394/587, average EX to EX-MT, 8 high numbers) with #120 Mathews (EX-MT), #290 111. 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (206) Cards Musial (EX-MT), with SGC 84 Clemente RC 112. 1955 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (320/320) with #344 Koufax (EX), The smallest of all regular Topps Baseball issues, the 1955 edition of (206) cards still #443 Snider (EX- (1) Variation MT), #478 Maris packs a powerful punch. With keynote rookies such as Clemente, Koufax and Offered is a mixed-grade 1955 Bowman Baseball complete set of (320) cards that Killebrew, the offered complete set is further highlighted by (7) SGC graded key MVP (EX-MT), includes an additional variation. The approximate condition breakdown for this final #517 McCovey cards. The approximate condition breakdown throughout is 15% (NM or better), 40% Bowman series is 15% (EX-MT or better), 15% (EX), 20% (VG-EX), 20% (VG) and (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX or lesser). Key cards include #2 T. Williams (EX-MT), #589 30% (GD or lesser) with a handful of cards revealing writing or glue residue. Key Spahn AS (EX- (VG), #4 Kaline (VG-EX), #28 Banks (EX), #47 Aaron (EX-MT), #50 J. Robinson cards include #1 Wilhelm (FR), #10 Rizzuto (GD), #22 Campanella (PR), #23 Kaline (SGC 84), #120 Kluszewski (NM), #123 Koufax RC (SGC 60), #124 Killebrew RC MT); 1963 Fleer: (GD), #37 Reese (GD), #59 Ford (GD), #103 Mathews (VG-EX), #134 Feller (EX), 115. 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Collection with Set, Sheet (34/67 cards, medi- (EX), #155 Mathews (SGC 86), #156 Black (NM), #164 Clemente RC (SGC 84), #168 Berra (PR), #179 Aaron (FR), #184 Mays (GD), #202 Mantle (FR) and #242 #187 Hodges (EX), #189 Rizzuto (SGC 80), #194 Mays (SGC 84), #198 Berra (EX- and Packs an EX-MT, 8 dupli- Banks (PR). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. cates) with #5 MT) and #210 Snider (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our Opening Bid $250.00 Presented is a 1959 Fleer Ted Williams collection that includes a complete set, uncut website. sheet and two unopened packs. Highlights include 1959 Fleer Ted Williams: with 1.) Mays (EX-MT), Opening Bid $750.00 complete set of (80 cards) that averages (NM) with some better and other lesser. #46 Adcock SP Better cards include #1 The Early Years (EX), #2 w/ Babe Ruth (NM), #68 Ted Signs (EX), #61 Gibson (SGC Authentic); 2.) 1959 Fleer Ted Williams uncut sheet totaling (15) cards on (3) 5- (EX-MT) and NNO card strips. This sheets presents (VG to VG-EX) with surface and peripheral creasing CL (marked). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 114. 1957 along with a light tear on the right edge. Keys include #11 w/Foxx and #75 Value to Foxx (lightly creased); 3.) two unopened 1959 Fleer Ted Williams unopened 5-cent Opening Bid $250.00 Topps packs (both EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Baseball Opening Bid $300.00 Complete Set 117. 1967 118. 1968 (407/407) Topps Topps Presented is a Baseball Baseball 1957 Topps Baseball com- Near Set - Complete plete set of (590) Set (407) cards. As Different (598/598) the first “stan- From the first Presented is sharp dard size” issue, Topps set with 1968 Topps this edition is vertical backs, Baseball complete usually on most this compilation set of (598) cards. set collector’s of 590 different The majority of “must have” 1967 baseball cards in this condi- list. The cards represents a tion sensitive offer- approximate near-complete run ing exhibit a “pack condition from the set of fresh” appearance. breakdown for 609. The approxi- The approximate this mixed- mate grading condition break- grade offering breakdown down follows 20% is 10% (EX), shows: 25% (EX- (NM or better), 15% (VG-EX), MT) or better, 40% (EX-MT), 35% (VG) and 35% (EX), 30% 25% (EX) and 40% (GD or (VG-EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser) with the 10% (VG) or lesser) with a tough fourth lesser with the handful trimmed. series present- majority of the Highlights include 113. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set (340/340) with (6) ing similarly to (19) missing #45 Seaver (EX), the more com- SGC cards of the #50 Mays (EX- mon numbers. scarce high-num- MT), #80 Carew Presented is a solid 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340) cards, with six of the Highlights ber (#534-609) (EX-MT), #100 keys graded by SGC. The approximate condition breakdown for this set is 10% (NM include #1 T. variety. Gibson (NM), or better), 35% (EX-MT), 30% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). Highlights include Williams (VG- Highlights #110 Aaron (EX), #1 Harridge (EX), #2 Giles (VG-EX), #5 T. Williams (VG-EX), #30 J. Robinson EX), #2 Berra include: #150 #150 Clemente (SGC 84), #31 Aaron (VG-EX), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), #79 Koufax (SGC 60), #101 (VG), #10 Mays (VG), #18 Drysdale RC (FR), #20 Aaron (FR), #25 Ford (VG), #30 Mantle (EX-MT), (EX), #177 Ryan Campanella (VG), #110 Berra (VG), #113 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #130 Mays (VG), #135 Reese (EX), #35 F. Robinson RC (EX), #76 Clemente (EX), #95 Mantle (GD), #170 #200 Mays (VG), RC (VG), #230 Rose (VG-EX), #247 Bench RC (trimmed), #280 Mantle (trimmed), Mantle (SGC 50), #150 Snider (EX), #164 Killebrew (SGC 50), #166 Dodgers Team Snider (VG), #210 Campanella (VG-EX), #212 Colavito RC (VG), #286 Richardson #250 Aaron (EX), #400 Clemente (VG), #430 Rose (VG-EX), #569 Carew/Allen RC #330 Maris (EX), #408 Carlton (EX-MT), #480 Managers’ Dream/Clemente (EX), (VG-EX), #200 Feller (EX-MT), #240 Ford (SGC 80), #251 Yankees Team (VG-EX), RC (EX), #302 Koufax (VG), #312 Kubek RC (EX), #328 B. Robinson RC (GD), (VG-EX), #580 Colavito (EX), #581 Deheny/Seaver RC (VG-EX), #600 B. Robinson #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (EX-MT) and #528 Tigers Team (EX). Due to print- #260 Reese (SGC 70) and #292 Aparicio RC (EX-MT). For a complete list of key #400 Dodgers Sluggers (VG) and #407 Mantle/Berra (GD). For a complete list of key SP (EX), #604 Red Sox team (EX-MT) and #609 John (EX). For a larger list of key ing techniques among series, slight size variances are present. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. cards, please visit our website. cards and missing card numbers, please visit our website. key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

32 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 33 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 119. 1969 120. 1970 123. 1991 Topps Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Desert Complete Complete Shield Set Set (720) Complete (664/664) with (33) Set Presented is a PSA (792/792) 1969 Topps Highlighted by with (3) PSA Baseball com- thirty-one PSA Presented is plete set of (664) graded stars arguably the tough- cards. This rela- averaging est to find of all tively clean edi- (PSA 7.1), the sets produced by tion has an presented 1970 Topps in the past approximate con- Topps baseball 30 years – the dition breakdown set (720) is 1991 Topps Desert of 10% (NM or perfect for the Shield complete set better), 35% near-mint and of (792) cards. (EX-MT), 30% better set col- Originally intended (EX), 10% (VG- lector. for troops in the EX) and 15% Highlights Persian Gulf, many (VG or lesser) include: #140 of these rare cards with a handful Jackson (EX- made their way exhibiting writ- MT), #189 into the hobby and ing on the Munson RC have been a huge reverse. (PSA 7), #350 success. Only Highlights Clemente 6,800 of each card include #50 (PSA 6), #500 exists. The offered Clemente (VG), Aaron (PSA 6), #580 Rose (PSA 7), #600 Mays (PSA 7), #660 Bench (EX-MT) and set is high grade #95 Bench (EX), #712 Ryan (PSA 6.5). The ungraded cards grade similarly, averaging NM/NM-MT and features (3) 124. 1984-2002 Topps Tiffany Factory Sealed Set Lot #100 Aaron (EX), #120 Rose (EX-MT), #190 Mays (EX-MT), #260 R. Jackson RC and NM for the low and high numbers respectively. Please visit our website for addi- PSA graded key While countless millions of the regular Topps Baseball sets were issued during the (EX), #412 Checklist/Mantle (EX-MT), #480 Seaver (EX-MT), #500 Mantle (EX-MT, tional information regarding this lot. cards. The vast 1980s, only 5000 of the Topps Tiffany editions were distributed. Presented is a 1984- YL), #533 Ryan (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 majority of the cards are in NM-MT or better condition with only a handful of gum 2002 Topps Tiffany factory set run of (11) complete sets and (8) Traded editions. Each Opening Bid $400.00 stains present. Highlights include #1 Ryan (PSA 8), #7 Sandberg AS (PSA 8), #35 of the decorative boxes are tightly sealed and guaranteed unsearched. Multiple key Maddux, #100 Mattingly, #150 Ripken, #333 C. Jones RC, #530 Clemens, #570 rookies such as Mattingly, Clemens, McGwire, Bonds, Suzuki and many others are Bonds, #670 Henderson (light wax stain), #740 Sandberg (PSA 7.5) and #790 Griffey, concealed inside. Included are Tiffany Sets: (11 sets, all 5000 released, unless noted) with 1984-1991, 2000 (4000), 2001 (3805), 2002 (1950) and Tiffany Traded Sets: (8 121. 1974 Jr. A scarce unopened pack (presumably from that series) is also included. Opening Bid $400.00 sets) with 1984-1991. Topps Opening Bid $400.00 PSA Graded Master Set—#9 on Registry Offered is one of the best 1974 Topps master sets ever complied, which ranks as the 9th All- Time Finest on the PSA Registry. With an aggregate grade of 8.26, this assem- blage boasts (173) PSA 9, (6) PSA 8.5, (499) PSA 8 and (1) PSA 7. The set con- tains all (660) cards plus the 122. (9) 1961-1974 Topps Baseball Oddball Washington Sets/Near Sets National team Supplement your vintage Topps Baseball collection with these set and the (4) variation cards. Featured are PSA 9: #80 Seaver, #130 R. Jackson, #202 R. nine oddball sets and near sets. Highlights include Complete Jackson/Stargell, #250 McCovey (San Diego), #283 Schmidt, #300 Rose, #332 Aaron/Allen, #400 Sets: 1965 Embossed: (72 cards, composite EX-MT), 1967 Pin- Killebrew, #456 Winfield RC, #473 Mays/WS; PSA 8.5: #340 Munson; PSA 8: #1 Aaron HR, #10 Ups: (32 posters, median EX-MT), 1968 Game: (33 cards, median Bench, #20 Ryan, #95 Carlton, #105 Fisk, #207 Ryan/Seaver LL, #215 Kaline, #252 Parker RC and NM), 1969 Stamp Albums: (24 booklets, median EX, all with #280 Yastrzemski. With exception to #599 Freisleben RC (PSA 9, Washington), the remaining (14) 125. (9) 1950 Drake’s Cookies Singles with (4) Hall of Famers stamps affixed), 1970 Scratch-Offs: (24 cards, median EX-MT), 126. (4) 1954 Dan Dee Singles Washington National cards all grade PSA 8. The variation cards include #599 Rookie pitchers: large With fragile black borders and plenty of star appeal, the 1950’s Drake’s Cookies issue is among the 1970 Story Booklets: (24 booklets, median EX-MT); Near Sets: Offered is a formidable foursome of 1954 Dan Dee singles. These print (PSA 8), small print (PSA 7); #608 Rookie pitchers Apodaco incorrect (PSA 8) and #654 Alou first “food” sets to ring in the “golden era of baseball.” Offered is a sampling of nine singles from 1961 Stamps: (132/208 stamps affixed in album with Mantle), tough potato chip cards feature Bauer (EX), Doby (VG), Hegan (VG- (PSA 8, NPOF). When considering the time it would take to locate NM-MT or better cards, coupled this condition-sensitive set, including four Hall of Famers. Included are #5 Snider (GD), #6 1965 Rub-Offs: (63 cards, average EX) and 1974 Stamps (22/24 EX) and Strickland (EX). with grading fees, this 1974 Topps master set is difficult to match. A complete list of all the graded Campanella (GD), #12 Waitkus (GD), #13 Doerr (VG), #17 Marshall (GD), #18 Furillo (FR), #22 sheets, average EX-MT). For a list of key cards and their respec- Opening Bid $150.00 cards can be found on the PSA Registry, listed as “1974 Topps—Robinson”. tive grades, please visit our website. Stanky (GD), #27 Page (VG) and #36 Slaughter (GD). Opening Bid $1200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

34 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 35 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 127. 128. 1952 131. (11) 132. (269) Bowman 1946- 1953-69 1952 Baseball 1960 Topps Topps Starter Set of Ted Baseball Baseball (144) Cards Williams Star Lot Low with Mantle Vintage of (79) Numbers Featured is a very Cards Cards The budget presentable 1952 and Assembled is Bowman Baseball conscious set Pins a collection collector will starter set of (144) of seventy- Fans of find value different cards. This nine 1953- “Teddy with these sharp gathering is 1969 Topps Ballgame” (269) 1952 accentuated by sever- Baseball star will clamor Topps base- al keynote Hall of and Hall of to secure ball low num- Famers (including Famer cards these eleven bers. This Mantle) and a selec- in off-to-mid 1946-1960 mostly differ- tion of four graded grade. Ted ent partial set cards. Highlights Highlights Williams is primarily include #1 Berra include 1953 vintage low-grade (FR), #80 Hodges Topps #37 cards and and missing (PSA 3), #101 Mantle Mathews pins. the majority (VG) and #156 Spahn (FR), (3) Included are of key cards. (PSA 5). Several 1954 Topps Ted However, this additional semi-stars #32 Snider Williams set still and five tough high (VG-EX, Cards: retains an numbers are also VG, GD), 1946-47 outstanding found within. Though 1954 Topps Propaganda visual appeal. more than half of #239 Montiel #44 (SGC Authentic), 1950 Bowman #98 (VG), 1952 Wheaties portrait (SGC Highlights these cards display Skowron (VG), 1955 Topps #4 Kaline (VG-EX), 1955 Topps #28 Banks (VG-EX), (2) 50), 1954 Topps #250 (GD), 1957 Topps #1 (EX), 1958 Topps #1 (EX), 1960 Fleer include #20 minor reverse wax 1957 Topps #324 Brooklyn Team Card (both GD), 1957 Topps #407 Mantle/Berra #72 (SGC 40); Other Items: 1950s-1960s PM10 with ribbon and charm (VG-EX), Loes (GD), #122 Jensen (GD) #129 Mize (VG) and #215 Bauer (VG-EX). The stains, the majority of (VG-EX), (3) 1959 Topps #543 Corsair Trio VG-EX, VG, GD), (2) 1962 Topps #1 1950s Jimmy Fund hang tag (EX) and (2) unused 1959 Jimmy Fund membership approximate condition breakdown is 10% (VG-EX or better), 20% (VG), 40% (GD) cards average (EX) Maris both VG), (2) 1962 Topps #320 Aaron (both VG), 1962 Topps #471 Mantle AS cards (both NM). and 30% (low-grade) with (23) displaying either reverse paper loss or writing. (34) with some better and (GD), 1963 Topps #173 Bombers Best (VG), 1965 Topps #207 Rose (VG), 1966 Opening Bid $300.00 black backs and (30) red backs exist among the first series. For a complete list of key others lesser. This is a Topps #1 Mays (PR), 1966 Topps #126 Palmer (VG-EX) and 1967 Topps #200 Mays cards and included numbers, please visit our website. classic Bowman (VG). The remaining cards and grades are listed on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 series that is well on Opening Bid $300.00 its way to completion. For a complete list of key cards and high numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00 133. (400+) 1947-1963 129. (88) 130. (365) Baseball 1953 1952-1959 Shoebox Collection Topps Topps 134. (16) with Baseball Baseball 1956- Koufax RC Singles Card 1970 With a heavy with (18) Singles Topps High with (34) concentration of Bowman and Baseball Numbers PSA Fleer singles, Hall of Presented is a this (400+) Graded Fame group of (88) Supplement your 1947-1963 base- 1953 Topps vintage Topps ball shoebox Singles Baseball sin- Baseball collec- collection is her- with (4) gles that is tion with these alded by several Mantle highlighted Hall of Famers (365) 1952-1959 Assembled is by (18) diffi- including singles, (34) of a star-stud- cult high Mantle. which are profes- ded sampling numbers. Highlights sionally graded by of sixteen This sharp include Topps: PSA. Highlights 1956-1970 gathering 1955 #123 included in this Topps averages (EX Koufax RC assortment with Baseball Hall to EX-MT) (VG); 1963 moderate duplica- of Fame sin- and is accen- #390 Aaron tion are Topps: gles. tuated by (EX-MT); 1952: (72 cards, Included are well-main- Bowman: 1951 32 graded, Topps Hall tained corners #134 Spahn ungraded average of Famers: and blistering (PR), 1954 #1 GD to VG) with 1956 #130 color. Rizzuto (VG), #59 Roberts Mays (VG), Highlights 1955: (105 (VG), #175 1958 #52 include #41 cards, average Martin (GD); Clemente Slaughter GD to VG) with 1954: (64 cards, 2 (VG-EX), (EX), #50 #10 Rizzuto (VG), #134 Feller (VG); Fleer: 1960 Greats: (65 cards, aggregate EX) graded, composite 1959: #163 Dressen (EX- with #3 Ruth (EX-MT); Other: 1947-66 Exhibits: (2) Berra (VG, PR, both print vari- GD) with #10 J. Koufax (EX), MT), #78 Schoendienst (EX-MT), #125 D. Williams (EX), #138 Kell (EX), #162 ations), Musial (GD, Batting), T. Williams (VG-EX, Batting, contemporary saluta- Robinson (PSA #380 Aaron (VG-EX); 1960 #326 Clemente (VG-EX), 1961 #475 Mantle AS (EX), Kluszewski (EX) and #258 Gilliam RC (EX-MT). In addition to the key Gilliam RC, tion); 1960 Leaf: (34 cards, average EX, 21 high numbers), 1961 Post: #4 Mantle 6), #201 Kaline 1962: #300 Mays (EX), #471 Mantle AS (EX); 1963 #540 Clemente (EX), 1964 #125 high numbers found within are: #221, 223, 225, 227, 236, 238, 243, 245, 249, 251, (VG-EX, box); 1962 Post: (62 cards, mostly VG-EX) with (2) #5 Mantle (both EX, RC (PSA 4); 1957: (146 cards, 32 shortprints, median VG to VG-EX), 1959: #20 Rose (EX), 1965: #160 Clemente (EX), #170 Aaron (EX); 1968: #177 Ryan RC (EX), 252, 256, 257, 260, 265, 270 and 276. For a complete list of included card numbers, one ad), (2) #6 Maris (VG, one ad) and #142 Mays (EX). There exists minimal dupli- Snider (VG-EX) and Bowman: 1954: #58 Reese (VG-EX). For a complete list of key #280 Mantle (EX), 1969 #500 Mantle (EX, YL) and 1970 #712 Ryan (EX). please visit our website. cation throughout. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. and graded cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

36 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 37 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 135. (510) 136. (25) 139. (46) Roberto 140. 1968 Topps 1962 Topps 1958- Clemente Singles Action All-Star Baseball 1968 including Complete Sticker “Test Singles with Topps 1955-1973 Topps Run Issue” Strip Partial Set Mickey Humanitarian, pioneer and a talent with Clemente Presented is a Mantle which few could match, Roberto Presented is a 1968 Clemente was the epitome of grace group of (510) Singles Topps Action All-Star 1962 Topps on the field and class off of it. The Sticker strip of three Presented is a Baseball singles beloved Pittsburgh outfielder pre- attached panels. This collection of that is highlighted sides on these (46) Roberto (NM) #12 test issue (25) 1958- by a partial set Clemente singles that includes a depicts Clemente on the 1968 Topps (371/598). The par- complete 1955-1973 Topps run. center along with R. Mickey tial set averages Several other “special” singles Allen/McGlothlin/Torre Mantle sin- (EX-MT) with including All-Star, League Leader on the north panel and gles. some better and and themed cards are also present. McDowell/Perez/B. Included are few lesser, (33) of Highlights include Topps Robinson on the south Topps which are chal- Clemente: (40 cards) with 1955 panel. Aside from light Mickey lenging high num- #164 RC (FR), (2) 1956 #33 (PSA paper toning, there are Mantle: bers. Also present 5, FR), 1957 #76 (GD), 1958 #52 no serious flaws found 1958 #487 are (139) dupli- (FR), (2) 1959 #478 (EX-MT, on this tough-to-find AS (GD), cates that generally GD), 1960 #326 (EX), (2) 1961 piece. 1959 #461 fare (EX to EX- #338 (EX, GD), 1962 #10 (EX), Opening Bid $250.00 HR (PR), MT). Highlights 1963: #18 Buc Blasters (EX-MT), 1960 #160 include (2) #1 #540 (GD); 1964 #440 (EX), 1965 Mantle/ Maris (EX, VG), #160 (VG), 1966 #300 (EX), (2) Boyer (VG), #300 Mays (EX), 1967 #400 Clemente (VG, GD); 1961 #44 (2) #320 Aaron 1968: #150 Clemente (EX), #480 Mantle/Maris (both EX), #395 Manager’s Dream (EX); 1969 #50 LL (VG-EX), Mays AS (VG- (VG), 1971 #630 (EX-MT), 1973 (2) #307 WS EX), #545 #50 (NM) and Other Clemente: (EX-MT, Wilhelm (NM), (6 cards) with 1963 Fleer #56 VG-EX), #406 HR (EX), #475 MVP (VG); 1962: #53 Maris/Mantle/Killer LL (EX), (2) #593 Rookie (VG). A Highland Mint Clemente #318 Connects (EX, VG), #471 AS (VG-EX); (2) 1965 #350 (GD, trimmed), (4) 1966 Pitchers (EX-MT) game-used jersey 12x15 display #50 (EX, (2) VG, GD), 1968 #280 (VG), (3) #490 Super Stars ((2) VG, GD), (2) #2 and #598 Hickman (#/500) rounds out this collection. Game (EX-MT, VG-EX) and 1968 American Oil Mantle/Ruth panel (EX-MT) RC (EX-MT). For For a complete list of cards, please Opening Bid $200.00 a complete list of visit our website. key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

138. (38) 141. (363) 142. (22) 1951-1972 1950-1977 1950-1985 Topps & Baseball Baseball Hall Bowman Oddball of Fame/Star Baseball Singles Cards with Stars with (2) Collection (8) Mantle Ryan Assembled is an Spanning the Rookies interesting (363) decades is this piece 1950-1977 assortment of (22) The Hall of Fame baseball oddball 1950-1985 Baseball specialist will find singles collec- Hall of Fame/Star great value with tion. Hailing cards. Highlights these (38) 1951- from a variety include 1950s: 1972 Topps and of national and 1950 Bowman Bowman Baseball regional manu- #139 Mize (VG), stars. Luminaries facturers, 1956 Topps #135 such as Clemente, numerous Hall Mantle (GD), 1958 Koufax, Mantle and of Famers are Topps: #418 Ryan are found in found through- Mantle/Aaron (EX), abundance in this out this inviting #487 Mantle AS gathering that lot. Highlights (PSA 6); 1960s: includes (5) graded 137. Incredible 1960s New York Yankees Card Lot of (54) - include Topps: 1961 Topps #475 examples. Featured 1963 Peel-Offs: Mantle MVP (EX- Loaded! are Topps: (36 (22 cards, MT), 1962 Topps At the latter stages of an incredible run that produced fourteen pennants in sixteen cards) with 1955: majority EX- #200 Mantle (EX- seasons, the New York Yankees ruled the baseball world during the first half of the #123 Koufax RC MT) with MT), 1963 Topps 1960s. The offered lot of early-1960s pinstripe collectibles include graded and non- (FR), 1956: #33 Mantle (EX- #120 Maris (EX), graded examples. Highlights include: (4) PSA Graded 1962 Topps Bucks with (2) Clemente (VG), MT); 1964 1966 Topps #50 Maris (both PSA 6 MC) and (2) Mantle (PSA 5 and PSA 4); (3) PSA Graded 1964 1960: #300 Aaron Stand-Ups: (39 Mantle (FR), 1967 Topps Stand-Ups with Howard (PSA 5), Mantle (PSA 5) and Richardson (PSA 5); (EX-MT), #317 cards, compos- Topps #200 Mays (13) 1961 Post Cereal average (EX) with (2) #1 Berra and (5) #7 Maris; (23) 1962 McCovey RC (EX), ite EX to EX- (EX-MT) and 1968 Post Cereal average (EX) with a few lesser, including (10) #6 Maris (5 with ad on #350 Mantle (PSA MT) with Clemente (EX-MT); 1968 Game: (75 cards, majority EX-MT) with (4) #2 Topps #200 Mantle reverse, 5 blank back), (2) #7 Berra, #61 Yastrzemski and #131 McCovey. Complete 6); 1961: #475 Mantle (average EX-MT); 1977 Cloth #41 Schmidt (SGC 92); Fleer: 1963 Fleer #5 (GD). For a com- listing available on our website. Mantle MVP (GD), 1966: #30 Rose (EX-MT), (2) #50 Mantle (EX, VG), #126 Mays (GD); Other: 1953-55 Artvue Hall of Fame Postcards Johnson (PSA 5, 1956 plete list of cards, Opening Bid $250.00 Palmer RC (EX-MT), #288 Sutton RC (NM), #300 Clemente (EX-MT); 1967: #569 Kahn’s Reds: (5 cards, mostly FR to GD), (2) 1961 Nu-Card Baseball Scoops #422 please visit our Carew RC (EX); 1968: (2) #177 Ryan RC (EX-MT, EX), #247 Bench RC (VG), #280 Mantle HR (NM, EX-MT), 1964 Challenge the Yankees: Aaron (GD), Ford (VG), website. Mantle (PSA 6); 1969: #260 R. Jackson RC (PSA 5), #533 Ryan (GD) and Bowman: Maris (EX) and 1965 Challenge the Yankees: Marichal (VG-EX). For a complete list Opening Bid 1951: #1 Ford (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. of key items, please visit our website. $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

38 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 39 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 143. 144. (12,000+) 147. (170) 1957 148. (13) (2275+) 1952-1979 Topps Baseball Vintage 1970- Topps Baseball Singles with Mickey Mantle 1973 Singles with Stars Cards/Items Topps Mantle Assembled is a sharp with (7) Baseball Start an instant vintage group of (170) 1957 Exhibits Topps Baseball singles. Singles baseball card collec- Fans of the tion with these This gathering is accen- Supplement “Commerce Comet” (12,000+) 1952-1979 tuated by (35) cards your baseball will be lining up for Topps singles. from the more chal- collection these thirteen vintage Numerous Hall of lenging fourth series. with the Mickey Mantle cards Famers exist along Minimal duplication is offered and items. Included with a smattering of found throughout this (2275+) sin- are Exhibits: 1947- challenging shortprints. selection that averages gles from the 66: Batting (PR, due Minimal duplication is (EX-MT) with some 1970-1973 to back damage), (2) present throughout. better and only a few Topps edi- “CK” Connected (VG, Highlights include lesser. Highlights tions. This GD), “CK” Not Topps Baseball: 1952: include #1 T. Williams mid-grade Connected (VG-EX); #175 Martin (VG-EX), (EX-MT), #10 Mays accumulation 1962 Statistic Back #191 Berra (VG); (EX), #20 Aaron (VG- displays (EX), 1963 Statistic 1956: (160 cards, EX), #170 Snider (EX- moderate Back (VG-EX) and aggregate EX) with MT), #210 Campanella duplication one reprint; Other: #240 Ford (EX-MT); (EX-MT), #212 throughout. circa 1953-55 1957: (41 cards, medi- Colavito RC (NM) and Included are Dormand Postcards an VG-EX) with (2) #407 Mantle/Berra Topps: 1970: advertising cut-out #10 Mays (VG-EX, (GD). For a complete (646 cards, 8 (VG), (2) 1967-68 VG), #407 list of key cards, please high num- Coca-Cola Bottle Mantle/Berra (VG); visit our website. bers, average Caps (EX-MT, VG), 1959: (403 cards, Opening Bid $200.00 EX), 1971: (2) 1950s-80s J.D. McCarthy Player Postcards (EX-MT, GD, one with pencil writing median VG to VG- (892 cards, on back) and circa 1960s Aaron/Mantle Japanese charm (NM). EX), 1960: (475+ 101 high numbers, median VG-EX to EX), 1972: (666 cards, aggregate EX-MT) and Opening Bid $250.00 cards, aggregate EX) 1973: (91 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT). Although the majority of cards are commons, with #350 Mantle a sprinkling of stars such as Carew, Kaline and Yastrzemski can be found throughout. (VG), #554 McCovey AS (EX-MT); 1962: (625+ cards, composite VG) with #18 Opening Bid $250.00 Mantle/Mays (VG), #200 Mantle (GD due to tape residue on back); 1966: (700+, mostly VG-EX) with #1 Mays (VG); 1967: (625+, composite EX to EX-MT) with #600 B. Robinson (VG-EX) and 1968: (1000+, majority VG-EX to EX) with #247 Bench RC (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 149. 1970s 150. (42) 1955- Opening Bid $400.00 Topps 1983 Topps Baseball Baseball Star 145. 1954- Star card Rookie Cards 1993 146. Lot of (135) Fill those pesky want list gaps with these (42) 1955- Topps & Offered are (135) (22,000+) 1983 Topps Baseball star Bowman 1970s Topps star 1974-1986 rookie cards. Featured are cards with over Baltimore Topps Baseball Star Topps/ (100) Hall of Cards: 1955 #124 Orioles Famers. OPC Killebrew RC (GD), 1959 Team Set Highlights include Baseball #514 Gibson RC (GD), Near Run (9) Aaron, (9) Collection 1960: #148 Yastrzemski RC Representing Clemente, (12) A baseball (VG), #554 McCovey AS nearly every Rose, (16) Ryan cardboard (EX-MT); 1962 #387 Brock Baltimore and (4) Schmidt. smorgasbord RC (GD), 1973 #615 Orioles squad The cards are awaits the win- Schmidt RC (VG-EX), (4) from 1954 to mostly the regular ner of this 1974 #456 Winfield RC 1993, the pre- issue for these (22,000+) (average VG-EX) and 1975 sented lot pri- HOFers with only 1974-1986 #228 Brett RC (EX). For a marily consists a few exceptions. Topps/OPC complete list of cards, of complete The average card Baseball sets please visit our website. team sets. The grade is EX to and singles Opening Bid $150.00 1950s issues EX-MT with collection. grade on aver- some better and some lesser. There is tremendous break potential in Highlights age (EX) or this loaded stars lot. For a detailed listing of the cards and grades, include Topps better, while please visit our website. Sets: (all NM the 1960s Opening Bid $200.00 to NM-MT, issues general- with keys ly present (EX- grading simi- MT). larly) includes Highlights 1983, 1984 include Nestle (792 Bowman: (14) cards) with #8 1954, (20) 151. (282) 1982-1985 Superstar Baseball Cards with Mattingly RC; 1955; Topps: (16) 1954, (14) 1955, (21) 1956, (24) 1957 with #328 B. Robinson RC 1985; Singles: (42) Ripken Rookies (VG, signed), (31) 1958 with (32) 1959 with #439 B. Robinson (EX-MT), (34) 1961, 1974: (5600+, average EX-MT) with (4) #1 Aaron (average EX-MT), (5) #20 Ryan The investment savvy collector will find tremendous “break value” with these (31) 1961 (no All-Star high numbers) with #10 B. Robinson (EX-MT), (33) 1962 (average NM), (11) #456 Winfield RC (average EX-MT); 1975: (2400+, mostly NM) (282) 1982-1985 superstar baseball cards. These primarily (NM to NM-MT or (missing #449 Adair), (31) 1963 (missing Aparicio and Brooks), (28) 1964, (31) 1965, with (3) #223 Yount RC (NM-MT, NM, EX-MT), (4) #228 Brett RC (average NM); better) cards feature rookies of 1982 Topps #21 Ripken, 1982 Topps Traded #98T (29) 1966 with #126 Palmer RC (EX), (30) 1967 with #600 B. Robinson (EX), (29) 1976: (2000+, median EX-MT), 1977: (1000+, average NM) and 1979: (2400+, Ripken, (40) 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken; 1983 Topps: (12) #83 Sandberg, (17) #482 1968 and (28) 1969. The 1970s-1990s issues (no 1982 or Traded) average (NM to majority NM). Multiple complete or near sets are possible among the 1970s singles. Gwynn, (18) #498 Boggs; 1985 Topps: (20) #181 Clemens, (20) #401 McGwire NM-MT). It should be noted that all all-star, multi-player league leader and other spe- For a complete list of sets and key cards, please visit our website. and (22) #536 Puckett. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. cialty cards are not included. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

40 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 41 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 156. 1978 Topps Baseball Vending Box Step back through the decades with this 1978 Topps Baseball vend- ing box with (500) cards. 157. 1979 Topps Baseball 24-Pack Rack Box This fresh fac- Presented is a clean and crisp 1979 Topps baseball box containing twenty-four 39- tory box could card rack packs. Each pack is in high grade with most showing well-centered cards. possibly yield A few Hall of Famers are present on the tops or bottoms including Seaver, Rose, multiple gradeable stars including Molitor RC, Murray RC and Ryan. The tightly Bench and Sutton. packed display box has withstood the decades quite well, making this unsearched box a Opening Bid $150.00 tantalizing opportunity. 152. 1957 Topps Baseball One-Cent Wax Pack GAI 7 Opening Bid $150.00 Graded NM 7 by Global Authentication. Presented is 1957 Topps Baseball one-cent wax pack. This unopened candy store survivor displays tight wax folds with vibrant 158. 1986 & 159. (18) 1989-1992 Donruss coloring. 153. 1973 Topps Baseball Fourth Series Wax Box with Opening Bid $200.00 1987 Topps & Fleer Factory Set Cases (24) Packs Here is a fine gathering of factory set It is difficult to conceive that the offered 1973 Topps Baseball Fourth Series wax box Baseball cases that includes (13) 1990 Donruss, (2) with (24) packs is over 35 years-old. Appearing to have just been purchased from the Vending Case 1989 Fleer, (2) 1991 Fleer and (1) 1992 Topps warehouse, these vibrant unsearched packs average (NM) with some better and Lot (11) Fleer. The grouping contains (268) factory only a handful lesser. Despite nearly 25% of the packs displaying uneven wrapping on Presented are eleven sets (one of the 1990 Donruss cases is the reverse, the majority of these packages appear ready for professional grading. cases of Topps vending missing 2 sets). Due to the weight of this Highlighted possibilities in the fourth and final high number series are Boone RC, from 1986 and 1987. lot, shipping surcharges apply. Evans RC and Schmidt RC. With ten cards per pack, the high-grade completion of Each case is in (NM) Opening Bid $250.00 this challenging series is quite possible. condition and contains Opening Bid $500.00 (24) 500-count boxes. Included are (4) 1986 and (7) 1987 Topps vending cases. Opening Bid $250.00

160. (8) 1991- 161. 1990-1993 154. 1975 Topps Baseball Wax 92 Leaf Wax Baseball Wax Box-GAI 8 cases & (18) Case/Box Lot with Graded NM-MT 8 by Global Authentication. The Loose Boxes (100+) Boxes offered 1975 Topps Baseball wax box is a tantaliz- Amassed in this The presented lot includes ing proposition for those seeking high-grade cards grouping are eight over (100) wax boxes with a from this condition-sensitive set. Within these guar- cases and eighteen wide variety of issues per- anteed unsearched waxy wrappers, possible grade- loose boxes from taining to the American able examples include Brett RC, Carter RC, Rice Donruss-issued prod- Pastime. Highlights include RC, Ryan and Yount RC. ucts from 1991-1992. (12) 1990 Upper Deck High Opening Bid $750.00 Included are (3) series boxes, (1) case 1991 cases of 1991 Leaf 2 UD High Series, (11) 1992 and (1) case each for UD 2 boxes and (8) 1993 1991 Leaf 1, 1992 Stadium Club boxes. Due to Leaf 1 & 2, 1991 the volume of items in the Studio and 1992 collection, the box count Studio. Loose boxes may be off by a box or two. include (11) 1991 Leaf 1 and (7) 1991 Leaf 2. A complete listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

162. 1988-1994 Baseball 163. 1981-1987 Wax Box and Case Lot Topps, Fleer & Assembled is a huge collection of early Donruss Wax 1990s baseball wax boxes (132) and Lot cases (21). Highlights include (7) 1989 Here is a lot of vintage Donruss 10-box cases, (1) case each for baseball wax that 1994 Leaf Series 1, 2 & Update, (1) includes an unsealed case of 1993 & 1994 Triple Play, (1) 16-box case of 1981 case each of 1990 and 1991 Fleer and Topps cellos, (13) 155. 1976 Topps Baseball Wax Box-GAI 8.5 (6) 1994 Finest boxes (2 series 1, 4 boxes of 1981 Donruss Graded NM-MT+ 8.5 by Global Authentication. Presented is a 1976 Topps Baseball series 2). Due to the size of this lot, wax, 10-box case of wax box with (36) packs. This investment item has the potential to yield several shipping surcharges will apply. A com- 1987 Donruss (8 regu- high-grade stars including Aaron, Brett, Eckersley RC and Yount. plete list is available on our website. lar, 2 Leaf) and a 1982 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Fleer sticker case. About 25% of the 1981 Topps cello packs are split on the side but the cellophane wrap is still tight. Opening Bid $250.00

42 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 43 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 164. 1987 & 1988 165. (9) 1986-1992 172. Fleer Glossy Tin Baseball Wax Cases & 1888 Set Cases (6) (2) Partial Cases Martelle, Presented are six cases of Here are nine full cases and two Iowa the popular 1987 and 1988 partial cases of late 1980s and Baseball Fleer Glossy Tin sets. The early 1990s. Included are (1) lot includes (2) 1987 and 1986 Topps case, 1989 Topps Cabinet (2) 1988 Glossy Tin Sets Case, (3) 1991 Ultra cases, 1992 The offered (15 per case) and (2) cases Pinnacle 12-box case, 1991 Fleer 1888 cabinet of the 1987 Glossy Tin case, (3) 1989 Bowman cases photograph Update sets. (one has only 17 of the 24 boxes) depicts a Opening Bid $250.00 and (20) 1990 Bowman Baseball baseball team boxes. from Opening Bid $250.00 Martelle, Iowa. From an era in which han- dlebar mus- taches and collared flan- nel jerseys 166. 1991-1993 Baseball 167. (7) 1987 Donruss Opening were fashion statements, this sepia-toned photo shows (10) players in a rustic setting. Wax Box and Case Lot Day Factory Set Cases Adhered to a 12x10 backing of thick stock, the item remained in the family of one of the players, as evidenced by the handwritten notations and player identifications on Presented is a collection of early Offered are seven cases of 1987 Donruss the reverse. 173. Late-1800s Framed Orioles Team Cabinet 1990s baseball cases (7) and loose Opening day factory sets. Each case contains Opening Bid $150.00 Photograph boxes (89). Highlights include: (3) (15) sets for a grand total of (105) sets in the Descendants of their rough-and-tumble Baltimore Orioles National League contem- 20-box cases of 1991 Donruss, (2) lot. Barry Bonds is the most prominent card in poraries, a much younger version of a late-1800s Orioles squad is pictured on the 1993 Donruss 10-box cases, (21) the series but there is a wide array of stars and offered framed cabinet photo. Clad in dark apparel with “ORIOLES” emblazoned 1993 Donruss boxes, (12) 1992 Hall of Famers as well. across the bib fronts, these nine players and two coaches are depicted in sepia tones. Stadium Club 2 boxes, (16) 1993 Opening Bid $150.00 The cabinet itself has been hand trimmed to dimensions of 13 x 10-1/4” and resides Stadium Club 3 boxes and (5) 1995 in a 27-1/2 x 23-1/2” gold-colored frame with ornate finery. Adhered to a thick Leaf boxes. Due to the volume of stock within the frame, the photo has been remarkably preserved and shows only a items in the collection, the box few surface marks. Very attractive. count may be off by a box or two. A Opening Bid $250.00 complete listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

174. 1927 Original Babe Ruth & Walter Johnson Photograph Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson head to the farm with this 1927 original type one photograph. With matted 169. (10) dimensions of 9-1/2 x 11, this lightly worn black-and-white picture depicts the Hall of Famers holding a pair 168. 1989- of champion roosters. The reverse displays typical pencil writing along with a secondary transcribed notation. 1992 1986- The affixed note indicates this mid-grade photograph was original shot by journalist Sam Andre and is part of Baseball 1990 his collection. A ready-to-frame display piece that portrays these “Class of 1936” members during a light- Factory Set Topps hearted moment. Opening Bid $100.00 Case Lot Baseball Offered are (13) Vending cases and (81) loose Cases baseball factory sets Offered is an from various manu- accumulation facturers. Included of ten 1986- are (2) 1987 1990 Topps Donruss set cases, Baseball (29) 1991 Upper vending Deck sets, 1989 cases. Each Bowman set case, case contains (24) 500-card boxes. Present are (4) 1986, (1) 1987, (2) 1988, (2) 1989 1992 Topps set case, and (1) 1990. Due to the size/volume of these cases, shipping and handling may be (3) 1991 Donruss and (2) 1992 Donruss set cases. Due to the weight, shipping sur- substantial. charges apply. For a complete list, visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

170. (31) 1986-91 171. (18) Donruss/Fleer Baseball Rack Update and Cases with (3) Highlight Set 1987 Fleer Cases Offered are eighteen The offered lot of thirty- rack box cases from one set cases includes ten 1986-1990 Topps, different products. Score and Fleer, each Highlights includes (4) case has (3) boxes. 175. (2) 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Original Photographs The lot contains 1987 Fleer Miniature set with Foxx & Grove 176. (10) 1966-1973 Baltimore Orioles Original 3x6 cases, (1) 1987 Fleer Topps: (1) 1987, (1) The 1929 World Champion Philadelphia Athletics are captured with this pair of original Photographs Update set (50 count), 1988 and (2) 1990; photographs. Matted to dimensions of 17x19, these approximately 13-1/2 x 11 black-and- The “Charm City” enthusiast will find value with these ten 1966-1973 (2) 1987 Donruss the Fleer: (1) 1986 (bulk white pictures depict fifteen members of the triumphant squad, including Grove and Foxx Baltimore Orioles original 3x6 photographs. With Memorial Stadium as the Rookies set cases, (3) case with 192 racks), (one on each picture). Although these renditions suffer from acute wear, including heavy backdrop, detailed notes are etched on the reverses of these pictures that were 1989 Donruss the (3) 1987 and (4) 1988; creasing and tears, the crisp images will display nicely in any pre-war collection. The origi- taken before playoff games. Subjects include Jim Palmer, Boog Powell, Brooks Rookies set cases. For a complete listing of the cases please visit our website. Score: (6) 1988. nal press citations are placed on the bottom of the moderate worn mattes. Robinson, Frank Robinson and others. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

44 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 45 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 177. Circa- 181. 1911 Athletics Figural “White 1915 Joe Elephant”Trophy - Ultra Rare! Jackson With absolutely no intent of inspiring, former New York Mini Decal Giants skipper John McGraw referred to the Philadelphia Bat Athletics collectively as a “white elephant that nobody want- The offered ed.” That was 1901. With conviction and spite, Athletics skip- circa-1915 Joe per and owner Connie Mack embraced the moniker and, for Jackson Hillerich two separate spans in the 20th century, guided A’s dynasties to & Bradsby mini decal bat measures 14” and contains approximately one-half of Jackson’s portrait on the barrel. Although the image is weathered and suffers from significant pennant and World Series runs comparable (if not more chipping, the colorful decal portraying “Shoeless Joe” is easily recognizable. The original black tape is gone, and the stamped trademark reveals moderate wear along the left impressive) to those of the Yankees. The offered relic is an portion. The remainder of the bat displays aged dark wood but still remains aesthetically pleasing. ultra rare and unique piece of baseball hardware: an Athletics Opening Bid $400.00 figural “White Elephant” trophy crafted to celebrate the club’s 1911 World Series title. Secured to a 3-5/8” x 2-5/8” x 3/4”- deep platform with a felt-lined bottom, a 3-1/2”-tall white ele- phant has his trunk hoisted high, as if to roar with excitement 178. 1917- in answer to McGraw and those of his ilk. The (4) vertical sides of the platform each have raised-letter proclamations, 1921 Ty Cobb including: “ATHLETICS – CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD Hillerich & – 1911,” “AMERICAN BASE BALL CLUB OF PHILADEL- Bradsby PHIA,” “BASE BALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION OF Decal Bat AMERICA” and “DINNER – HOTEL ASTOR NEW YORK – DECEMBER 12, 1911.” Likely comprised of bronze with a While it was clear vintage coat of white paint, the item has endured nearly a cen- that nobody could tury with only minor paint loss at the edges. Of the four or five known surviving exemplars, this is significantly the best. The fragile trunk, tusks and tail are often broken … match Ty Cobb’s NOT HERE! And this one retains the most (98%) of the original white wash paint applied to the trophy. The historic prize hails from the Barry Halper Collection. ornery disposition Opening Bid $900.00 and temper, it wasn’t beyond the dreams of baseball aspirants to attempt to match the Georgia Peach’s hitting prowess (albeit on the sandlots). In compliance with those Cobb fans, Kentucky’s Hillerich & Bradsby turned weapons like the offered Ty Cobb decal bat. Manufactured during the 1917-1921 labeling period (as evidenced by the “dash-dot_dash” feature in the center brand), this (37.2oz/35”) high-grade ash example bears the look, feel and dimensions of the war clubs that Cobb himself used to wield, but its retail status is learned when beholding the “40 TC” stamping (a “40 cents” retail cost indicator). On the barrel, a colorful decal shows Cobb in his left-handed stance with “Georgia Peach” emblazoned in angled characters. The decal itself is affected by flaking, but still remains 182. 1911 Philadelphia Athletics Worlds Champions Plate about 70 percent complete with Cobb’s facsimile signature reflecting that same portion of completeness. The uncracked lumber features a flare knob and, although it shows no The first-ever American League team to claim back-to-back World Series titles, the 1910-1911 characteristics inherent to diamond use, does show a series a nicks and surface marks (none of which affect the decal) and has a lathe mark on the knob and some grain separa- Philadelphia Athletics prompted the manufacture of the offered decorative plate. Crafted by the tion at the barrel end. Florence Cook Pottery Co., this 10-1/4”-diameter heirloom features a team composite that fits snug- Opening Bid $500.00 ly into the team’s “elephant” mascot, with ringmaster Connie Mack atop the heap with baton in hand. In all, (21) player likenesses appear, including Baker, Bender, Collins, Plank and the one and only Bris Lord (he of Shoeless Joe Jackson trade fame). With gilding lining the circumference the item presents nicely, though close inspection reveals a hairline crack that has been mended with an adhesive agent. 179. 1920s - Opening Bid $250.00 1950s (2) Ruth Type Store Model Bats A resounding suc- cess on the Major League scene, Babe Ruth proved just as popular in the retail bat racks, where throngs of fans selected models bearing his name. Offered are (2) such weapons. Includes:1920s “Derby Made” Ruth Bat a (32oz/34”) model with “RUTH TYPE” block-letter stampings; 1950s H&B Ruth Signature Model a (33.8oz/34”) example with Ruth’s facsimile signature. Both show moderate use with handle cracks. Opening Bid $150.00 183. 1917 Baseball Magazine New York Giants Framed Poster Presented is a 1917 Baseball Magazine New York Giants Champions of the National League framed poster. The publication insert is handsomely framed with dimensions of 21x13. Although the team picture is low-grade with a combination of surface wear, greats such as John McGraw and Jim Thorpe are depicted. Opening Bid $100.00

180. (9) Vintage Store Model Bats - With Mantle and (2) Williams Big league aspirants on sandlots from coast to coast wield- ed these (9) store model bats. With stampings and dimen- sions similar to those on Major League weapons, the bats 184. 1915-1920 Boston Red Sox Pennant With Staff show medium to heavy use and include: Hank Aaron, Alvin Dark, Joe DiMaggio, Al Kaline, Mickey Mantle, The toast of the American league long before the fabled “Curse of the Frank Robinson, Jackie Robinson and (2) Ted Williams. Bambino,” the pre-World War I Boston Red Sox were lauded with fanfare For detailed descriptions of these items, please visit our such as this vintage pennant. Measuring 13” in length, this red felt gonfalon website. features “BOSTON” in white felt characters and is attached to a lengthy staff via red tassels that protrude from the white edge strip. The top of the staff is Opening Bid $200.00 accented by a vintage ceramic baseball. Opening Bid $200.00

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185. Philadelphia Phillies and A’s Lot with 1931 WS Program Heavy in Phillies relics, the presented lot contains an array of Philadelphia baseball collectibles. Notable relics include 1931 A’s at Cardinals World Series Game 1 program (scored, clipped front cover), 1950 Phillies NL Champs pennant (VG-EX), 1976 Kenny Bush limited edition 1976 All-Star Game bat, eight Phillies miscellaneous relics with a 1964 Go Phillies Go button (3-1/2”, EX) and a rare 1995 Ashburn Induction button with ribbons (4”, MT). Rounding out the lot are (2500+) assorted 1980s and 1990s Phillies cards. Opening Bid $200.00 189. Max Carey’s Personal Gold & Ruby Ring with Provenance In a blind survey, using career statistics as the only measuring stick, Max Carey’s numbers would astound most seasoned baseball historians. This lesser known Hall of Famer swiped 738 bases (still 9th on the All-Time list) and stole home an amazing 33 times in his 20-year career. Offered is a beautiful 18 karat gold ring that once belonged to this regal centerfielder. The ring is quite ornate and contains 7.4 grams of gold along with a cabochon Ruby as the center stone accompanied by a garnet and peridot stones on either side. The interior ban of the ring is engraved “Max Carey”, and the relic comes with a signed letter from his son stating that the ring was his father’s. This is a great keepsake for 186. 1922 Polo Grounds World Series Press Pin the Pittsburgh Pirates fan, especially if your collection is centered on the team’s 1925 World Series Championship. Opening Bid $300.00 Presented is a press pin from the 1922 World Series, the final October tilt before the New York Yankees moved to the Bronx and promptly hoisted its first of 26 world championship flags. Unlike the vast majority of these keep- sakes (which have been issued since 1911), this particular design was shared 190. 1983 Philadelphia Phillies by both series combatants, as they both called the Polo Grounds home. This National League Championship Ring oval-shaped prize features a blue-and-white enamel facing with a crossed bats Enjoying their new found prominence, the Philadelphia and ball design. In gilded text, “1922 GIANTS – YANKEES” accents the Phillies of the late-1970s and early ‘80s earned six post- blue center while “WORLD SERIES – POLO GROUNDS – NEW YORK – season berths in eight seasons – after making just one PRESS” lines the white enamel perimeter (with slight wear along the upper October appearance (1950) in the previous sixty sea- edge) in like fashion. On the reverse, the pinback and clasp are intact and sons. In celebration of the club’s 1983 National League fully functional and a “Whitehead & Hoag” manufacturer’s stamping (lightly title, rings such as the offered prize were awarded to struck). While the all-New York World Series became an annual event in the players and team personnel. This particular size 10-1/2 1950s, the ‘22 tilt was a heated one indeed as the “host” Giants, displeased ring was given to former clubhouse manager Kenny over being out-drawn by the Ruth-led Yankees, terminated the lease and sent Bush. Crafted from a steel alloy “Celestrium” by the their A.L. Counterparts packing. renowned L.G. Balfour Company, this silver-hued Opening Bid $1500.00 accessory is accented by a diamond (approximately .22 CT.) centered atop a National League logo against a red stone. In raised lettering, “PHILADLPHIA” and “PHILLIES” flank the center display at each side, while “NL” and “CHAMPIONS” fill that same role at the top and bottom. On one shank, “1983” is displayed atop a National League trophy likeness and “PHILLIES” and “DODGERS” banners representing that year’s NLCS combatants. Opposite that shank, a Phillies 100th Anniversary logo carving is flanked above and below, respectively, by “BUSH” (in raised characters) and a home plate likeness. This incredibly detailed piece is a fleeting example of what the Phillies franchise had sought for so long. Opening Bid $500.00

191. 1950s Old Georgetown Ale Senators Saloon Scoreboard The age-old combination of beer and baseball is featured in the offered display piece. Once a fix- ture at a local bar or liquor store, this vintage point of sale sign served as an inning by inning score- board for Washington Senators road games, hawk- ing “Old Georgetown” beer all the while. Measuring 27-3/4 x 10”, this gold-colored metal sign has a blackboard-like section on which the Senators line score could be handwritten. Issued by D.C.’s Heurich Brewing Co., the unique item hails from sometime before 1956 (the year the brewery relocated in New York City). Unrestored, the keepsake shows (EX) quality, with minor sur- face scratches and insignificant dings. A thin rope hanger on the reverse facilitates display. Opening Bid $200.00

188. Ultimate Red Sox Memorabilia and Display Collection Citizens of the Red Sox Nation are certain to clamor over this sizable collection of carmines memorabilia. With enough display items to convert even the largest dwelling 192. Store Model Gloves/Bats Collection - With into a BoSox museum, the collection is highlighted by: (8) Framed Items with a 187. New York Yankees Oddball Lot with Butterfinger Gehrig 1986 color team composite photo with the likes of Boggs, Clemens and Rice superim- Signed Game-Used Harrah Glove Containing Bronx Bombers collectibles ranging from the 1930s to the 1970s, this lot posed onto a Fenway Park Likeness; a vintage team-issued button display with (5) Of the offered eight items, most were employed on local sandlots by those is ideal for the New York devotee. From publications to photos to premiums, this lot Conigliaro keepsakes; Yaz and Williams shadowbox displays and Johnny Damon with dreams of bigger stages. One of the pieces, however, made it to “The features a little bit of everything in the pin-stripes realm. Notable pieces include: 1.) signed photo; (8) Pennants with a battery-operated “clock” pennant, A.L. Champs Show.” Specifically, a Wilson “A2000” fielder’s glove was used and 1934 Butterfingers Gehrig (GD); 2.) 1946-49 Sports Exchange Gehrig (EX-MT); 3.) flags from 1946, 1967, 1975 and 1986 and player pennants paying homage to Yaz, signed by former big leaguer Toby Harrah. The right-handed leather field- 1971 Yankees Clinic set of (16) averaging EX-MT with Mantle (EX); 4.) (5) 1970 Vaughn and Conigliaro (mini-pennant); Miscellaneous a UDA Clemens signed cap er’s tool shows heavy use with soaked-in oil and cracking about the palm. Yankees Clinic with DiMaggio/Mantle and Munson (both EX-MT); 5. 1963 Kahn’s (“7” strength), 2004 World Series “last out” photo signed by Mientkiewicz; (2) In black marker, Harrah’s autograph shows (“8”) strength. Included, as Kubek (GD); and 6.-7.) 1950 All-Star Pin Up and 1952 Wheaties Tin Tray of Rizzuto 11x13” shadowbox displays respectively honoring Williams and Yastrzemski and a well, are two fielder’s gloves, a first baseman’s mitt and (4) store model (album-removed). Please visit our website for additional information as this lot con- wide variety of additional display items. Accompanying is an auction LOA from bats. A more detailed description is available on our website. tains many more notable pieces. James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

48 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 49 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 198. 199. 1934 Vintage Goudey Babe Spalding Ruth Umpire’s Premium and Scorer (10) 1937 With 1886 Stereoscope Patent Slides - With Stamping Ruth Used by a All the rage, even home plate during the waning arbiter some- days and after his time after its big league career, 193. 1968 Sports Illustrated Mickey Mantle Poster in its 1886 patent Babe Ruth was a Original Sealed Sleeve date and the merchandising cash Affected by a career rife with physical injuries and non-stop nighttime activity, 1930s, this cow unlike any Mickey Mantle remained a baseball god in 1968. Such were the sentiments of Sports hand-held balls before him. The Illustrated as it issued this 24x36 color poster. Originally available for $1.50 through a 194. (5) 1968 Sports Illustrated Posters in Original and strikes offered items reflect mail-in promotion, this particular (MT) condition poster remains in its original plastic Plastic Sleeves indicator is one Ruth’s 1930s of the earliest appeal. Includes: 1934 Ruth R309-1 Goudey Premium a 5-1/2 x 9” cardboard dis- sleeve with its unbroken player ID seal. Issued by Sports Illustrated in 1968, these five posters never did make it to the bed- examples. play (GD with creases, back easel intact) showing the likeness found on Ruth’s 1933 Opening Bid $250.00 room wall of an ardent fan. Preserved to maintain (MT) quality, these 24x36 color Comprised of #53 Goudey card; 1937 Keystone Slides (10) 7 x 3-1/2” slides with dual images posters remain in their original plastic sleeves and three have their unbroken player ID two slabs of sturdy Bakelite plastic, the 2-7/8”-long device has dials to record balls (including Ruth). Stereoscope viewer not included. seals. Includes Banks, Bonds, Brock, Monday (no seal) and Yastrzemski (no seal). and strikes, with circular windows to show each. A baseball-themed “SPALDING” Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 trademark appears on the reverse of this fully functional gadget. Opening Bid $200.00

195. Vintage 2-Cent base- ball Card Vending Machine The offered vintage vending machine hails from a day in which card collecting was 200. (6) 1963 Hall of Fame Busts with Sealed Wagner decidedly more affordable. With dimen- Presented is a solid grouping of six 1963 Sports Hall of Fame busts, all of which reside in their original sions of 10”-wide x 23-1/2”-tall x 11-1/2”- boxes. Included are Dickey, Hornsby (price tag on bottom), Johnson, Mathewson, Traynor (partially deep, this sturdy metallic container fea- sealed with writing on plastic) and Wagner (fully sealed). Despite light soiling on the busts in the tures a clear plastic facing under which unsealed boxes, these collectibles still retain a pleasing eye appeal. Only the box for Johnson reveals sig- lies an eye-catching “Baseball Hall of nificant exterior wear. Fame” display with Exhibit Supply Opening Bid $200.00 Company cards of J. Robinson, Ford, Reese, Kaline and Roberts. Placed in dime stores by the above-mentioned Chicago- based company, the machine features a 201. Pair of coin slot and lever to facilitate purchase (2 Joined Griffith cents per card). Complete with key and functioning lever, the item is in need of Stadium Seats minor repairs. Presented is a pair of Opening Bid $250.00 joined wooden stadium seats that were removed from Griffith Stadium prior to its demolition in 1965. The seats are among the most difficult 197. 1965-1967 original ballpark seats in Rocky Colavito the hobby. Each seat has been painted a light Advertisement peach color, but the orig- Display inal green paint is still A fence-clearing icon present and can be seen whose unpopular in several regions. The departure is linked to seats are the popular the curse of the “floor mounted” version Cleveland Indians, and stand without any difficulties. The dimensions of this artifact are 41” in length and stand 30” tall. Bronx-born Rocky Due to the size/weight of this lot, the cost of shipping may be substantial. Colavito went Opening Bid $150.00 “Madison Avenue” in the offered display. This 30 x 40 point-of- sale thick stock poster 196. 1961-1963 Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris 202. Original Griffith Stadium 4-Seat shows a 1965-1967 Sectional Bobbleheads image of Colavito with Offered to true fans of the game is this four-piece section of origi- The 1961-1963 White Base Bobblehead Doll series included colorful figurines for the lower portion pro- nal Griffith Stadium seats. A finite number of real Griffith Stadium each and every Major League team. Individual likenesses, however, were limited to claiming: “Be a floor-mounted seats exist, and this grouping comes with a nota- just Mantle, Maris, Mays and Clemente. Offered are the Pinstriper representatives of Pennant Winner – rized LOA received the day of purchase. The freestanding unit, the aforementioned quartet. Each stands just over 7-1/2”-tall and has been expertly BUY A COMMERCE which measures 75 inches in length and 30 inches in height, has a crafted to show the player in his vaunted Yankee home apparel with bat at the ready. FORD – Rocky cast iron foundation (one foot broken), and the wooden slats are all The Maris figure is secured to a square base, while Mantle stands on more of a round- Colavito.” The item original and in excellent working order. The original green glossy ed platform. The edge of each has been decorated with the player’s facsimile signa- shows surface stains, paint has been covered with a peach flat paint, but the seats can be ture. Both are fully functional, with the Maris doll showing (“7.5”) quality and Mantle abrasions and mois- fully restored to their previous glory. Due to size/weight, the cost lesser (“3”) with a series of chips along the edge of his cap’s bill and surface loss on ture-induced flaws. of shipping may be substantial, so pick up is encouraged. his shoulders, lip, jersey insignia and facsimile signature. Additionally, the back easel is disengaged. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00

50 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 51 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 204. 1958 208. 1890 Milwaukee Braves Sporting Usher’s Jacket Life Immediate darlings of the Complete Midwest upon their 1953 Year of arrival in Milwaukee, the Braves paced the Senior (52) Circuit in attendance for each Issues of their first six seasons. A Athletics in the busy attendant wore the United States offered usher’s jacket as he are comprehen- directed the throngs to their sively chroni- assigned seats during those cled in this memorable 1950s summers. 1890 Sporting This red polyester button- Life complete 203. (8) Vintage Baseball Pennants - With (3) Photo Pennants down garment features four year of (52) The offered (8) felt pennants pay colorful homage to Major League franchises of the gold-colored buttons with issues. Although 1950s and 1960s. Measuring approximately 30”-long, these gonfalons average “M” in relief and a Native the outer edges between (EX-MT) and (NM) with felt borders and tassels intact and nary a crack on American-themed silhouette of these publi- the appliqué elements. Includes: 1954 Cleveland Indians (with player listings and patch (with an embroidered cations are brit- Chief Wahoo logo); Late-1950s Los Angeles Dodgers; (2) 1960s Washington “17”) sewn to the left breast. tle, the majority 209. 1905 World Series Program - Game 2 at Polo Grounds Senators; (2) 1960s Detroit Tigers; 1964 Baltimore Orioles photo pennant; 1964 The interior is home to a of the all-impor- In a classic October showdown, legendary skippers John McGraw and Connie Mack Detroit Tigers photo pennant (photo is (GD) with vertical crease) and 1966 Pittsburgh nylon lining, an inside pock- tant illustrated matched wits from opposing dugouts in the 1905 World Series. Issued at the Polo Pirates photo pennant. et and a size “40” label with plates display Grounds for Game 2 of that game, the offered program has few peers. While its off- Opening Bid $200.00 the usher’s name and “1958” quite well. It is grade presentation quality limits aesthetic raves, the scarcity of guides of this type order date. important to warrant serious consideration in building an upper-echelon program collection. All Opening Bid $200.00 note that there eight pages are present, though only the center pages remain connected and secured is no spinal within the original staples. The detached front cover has a vertical center crease, 205. Brooks binding and peripheral creases and small pieces missing at the right-hand corners, but these flaws Robinson many pages are are offset by the central image of the Giants players in their Sunday best. The back cover is missing. Finally, the center pages feature scoring grids with pre-printed line- Collection (10) split. These weekly newspapers are stored in two 15-1/2 x 22 contemporary museum- quality archival portfolios. Highlights include 4/5 Philadelphia (GD, with Wright), ups. Marked in pencil by one of 24,992 in attendance that day, these pages reveal a 3- - With Rarities 4/12 Spring Opening (FR), 4/19 Cleveland (FR), 4/26 Pittsburgh (GD), 5/10 Brooklyn 0 Athletics win (their only victory in that series, as rookie centerfielder Bris Lord The Human Vacuum (GD), 5/17 New York (FR), 5/31 Buffalo (PR, with Mack), 6/7 Cleveland (FR), 6/14 (later traded for Joe Jackson) delivered a third-inning RBI to give Chief Bender all the Cleaner is the focal Rochester (FR), 9/13 Comiskey (GD), 10/18 Kelly (GD) and 11/8 Boston Champs support he would need. point in this assort- (FR) with the average issues grading in the (GD) range. A total of 13 teams and 126 Opening Bid $250.00 ment of ten 1960s and individual baseball player images are represented throughout these periodicals. 1970s collectibles. Opening Bid $200.00 Included in this lot are: 1968 Bazooka Box a complete box (EX) with original price decal, Robinson “Tipps from the Topps” on the back and (4) side panel cards that include Killebrew; 1969 Transogram complete box (EX) with 206. Jim Palmer 1967 and 1970 Phoenix Press Box Robinson figurine inside and card on the Association Trophies reverse. Complete list- The offered trophies were bestowed upon the Orioles Hall of Fame pitcher Jim Palmer ing on our website. during his outstanding career. Issued in 1967 and 1970, respectively, these trophy cups Opening Bid $200.00 were presented to Palmer as he was named Phoenix Press Box Association “Athlete of the Year.” Palmer, of course, had since moved on to the big league stage in Baltimore, but the above-mentioned organization honored athletes with local ties. Similar in design, the prizes both features two handles, ornate finery along the diameter and engravings that read: “Phoenix Press Box Association – Professional Athlete of the Year – Jim Palmer” (with one dated “1967” and the other “1970”). Other differences include the base designs and overall measurements (the 1967 trophy is 10-1/2”, 5 lbs, 1 oz and the 1970 award is 10”, 3lbs, 8.8 oz ). Crafted from silver plate, the items 210. 1915 Newark Pepper Federal League Season Ticket Book show age-induced oxidation. Accompanying is an LOA signed by a PPBA executive, This incredibly rare ticket book was issued to a Newark Pepper season ticket holder for the 1915 season (the ill-fated as well as an awards dinner program and photocopies of newspaper clippings depict- Federal League’s last) at Harrison Park. Despite winning the title in the upstart league’s inaugural campaign, the for- ing Palmer actually receiving the trophies. mer “Indianapolis Hoosiers” faced financial troubles and moved to Newark. Printed by Chicago’s Ansell Ticket Opening Bid $200.00 Company, the booklet is comprised of (20) pages, with each featuring (4) tickets. All tickets remain present and the perforations are completely intact. The front and back thick stock covers have insignificant creases and the back cover is minimally affected by surface loss and mounting remnants. This is truly a one-of-a-kind relic from a short- lived circuit! 207. 1970 World Champion Baltimore Orioles Flag - From Opening Bid $500.00 Memorial Stadium Winners of seventeen straight and eighteen of their last nineteen contests (including ALCS and World Series games), the 1970 Baltimore Orioles conquered the baseball world with pitching and air-tight defense. In recognition of their efforts, the offered flag 211. 1927 World Series Ticket Stub - PSA 5 was hoisted and hung proudly at Memorial Stadium during subsequent seasons. Encapsulated and graded 5 by PSA, this ticket stub admitted its bearer to Pittsburgh’s Forbes Field for Game 1 of the Measuring 56 x 40” (and tapered to 49-1/2” at its shortest width), this orange-hued nylon 1927 World Series. A sacrificial lamb for what many consider to be the greatest team of all-time, the host team actually banner reads (on both sides) “WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS” with “1970” within an out-hit the Bronx Bombers 9-6 that afternoon, but were felled 5-4 as Ruth and Gehrig combined for four hits, a triple, oval at the center. The item has endured the effects of the Waverly neighborhood ele- a walk, three runs and two RBI. Measuring 2-1/4 x 4-5/9”, this lavender hued voucher bears a hefty “$5.50” asking ments, with fraying and small tears at the far right edges and tapered portion. The white price and features printed seating and event legends, as well as the facsimile signature of Bucs President Barney Dreyfus. Crease-free with sharp edges and corners, the item pres- canvas-like spine and grommets remain fully intact. ents nicer than the technical grade suggests. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

52 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 53 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 212. 1884 Buffalo at 213. 1908 “New 220. 1927-1930 Boston Opening Day York World” Rogers Scorecard - With (3) Hall of Newspaper Hornsby Famers Supplement Game-Used Issued on Opening Day in 1884, this (With Glove Bat - PSA 8 Boston Beaneaters program was scored Background) in pencil that afternoon to detail the Wielded in Rogers While Gotham’s big hosts’ 5-3 triumph over the visiting Hornsby’s capable league representative suf- Buffalo Bison. The fold-out item’s cover hands during the latter fered humiliation through showcases an image of Beaneaters cap- portion of his remark- Fred Merkle’s gaffe in tain, skipper and National League saves able playing career, 1908, a team assembled at leader John Morrill (two saves, while the offered Hanna the New York World real- four others each notched one). The scor- Batrite weapon war- ized a more lofty fate. ing grids features pre-printed lineups that rants praise and rever- Offered is a decidedly include (3) Hall of Famers: Dan ence as an upper-tier scarce item celebrating Brouthers, Pud Galvin and Jim Hall of Fame gamer, that title: a newspaper O’Rourke. The item features ads for local and is a must-have for any serious lumber collection. Turned during the 1927-1930 labeling period, this (36.5oz/35”) hickory example hails from the upstart manufacturer’s supplement depicting the (12) members of the 1908 New York World champions. establishments and shows (GD) quality with a vertical compacting fold and a small tear. earliest production days and matches the dimensions of Hornsby bats turned by other plants, most notably, Kentucky’s Hillerich & Bradsby. As for Hornsby’s switch to Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Hanna-turned weapons (perhaps an experimental endeavor), it is consistent with his ever-changing ties (or lack thereof) with Major League suitors during that specific era. At Opening Bid $150.00 this time, Hornsby left St. Louis and took on player/manager stints with the New York Giants, Boston Braves and Chicago Cubs, each of them a brief and embittered tenure during which he and his players failed to adhere to a similar code for winning. Hornsby’s personal numbers, as usual, were astounding as he added a batting title and an 214. 1939 Johnny Stone Day 215. Collection of (14) MVP honor to his ledger during the span. Along the way, the offered lethal weapon did the talking when Hornsby didn’t. Uncracked, this particular treasure bears over- Program Well-Preserved Baseball whelming evidence that it was instrumental in administering damage to opposing hurlers. These telltale signs include bat-rack streaks on the right and back barrel, a series of Major League stalwart John “Rocky” Stone Publications depressions throughout and grain separation (from repeated ball contact) on the hitting surface. The latter trait has undergone professional repair. From its eponymous “Hornsby” knob to the end of the barrel, the bat and rich brown patina tell the tale of regular punishment delivered by Hornsby, himself. Graded GU-8 by John Taube is honored with this dated 9/17/39 From an era in which print media was PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (cert #D63170). Washington vs. Detroit scorecard. Revered an invaluable source of baseball infor- Opening Bid $900.00 as a “team player,” this difficult-to-find mation, the offered (14) publications publication grades (GD) with significant show well-maintained quality and pro- horizontal creasing on the front cover. The vide a window to the past. Featuring intact scorecard is pencil-marked, while the programs, yearbooks and editions of back cover reveals light spine separation. the ever-popular “Who’s Who” guides, 221. Gene The Washington Senators were hardly a the items average (EX) quality with Woodling 1953 well-attended draw, making this program an highlights including: 1931 Chicago World Series Bat elusive find for the beltway specialist. White Sox scorecard, Chicago Daily Opening Bid $200.00 News 1934 Baseball Record Book, - PSA/DNA Who’s Who guides from 1930 (Grimes cover), 1939 (Foxx cover) and 1951 (hard- His four minor league bat- cover, with VG dust jacket) and World Series programs from 1952 and 1953. For a ting titles set the precedent complete listing of publications, please visit our website. for a seventeen-year big Opening Bid $200.00 league career. Former left fielder Gene Woodling per- formed for six different 216. (69) 1920s-1950s 217. 1946-1986 Boston teams through parts of Baseball Magazine Lot Red Sox World Series three separate decades. In Among the game’s most pored Collection of (6) the right place at the right over print sources from 1908 Prior to their “Cowboy Up” heroics in time, Woodling found him- through 1957, Baseball Magazine 2004 and subsequent postseason suc- self in the Bronx from provided monthly insight to dia- cess, the Boston Red Sox were plagued 1949 through 1954 and mond events and heroes. The by all-too-frequent setbacks and on- thus participated for the offered collection is comprised of the-brink October pratfalls. The offered entirety of the Yankees’ unprecedented run of five straight World Series titles. Offered is a Hillerich & Bradsby “K55” signature model bat used by Woodling for the final year of (69) issues. Dating as early as 1927 World Series assortment hails from those Fall Classic runs. Turned specifically for Woodling’s use in that ‘53 October showdown, the high-grade white ash weapon (33oz/34-1/2”) features a legible center brand and and as late as 1952, the issues showdowns in which the BoSox took facsimile signature and, flanking the latter detail, barrel stampings that read “WORLD SERIES 1953” and “NEW YORK YANKEES.” Uncracked, the item has maintained a grade as follows: (1) EX-MT; (12) us right to the edge before succumbing smooth furniture-like finish and shows minimal use with surface marks about the barrel. Leading the American League with a .429 on-base percentage that season, Woodling EX; (15) VG-EX; (15) VG; (10) to their National League counterparts. warranted playing time in all six contests, where he hit an even .300 with a home run. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. GD; (7) FR; and (9) PR. For a Includes Fenway Park-issued World Opening Bid $500.00 complete list of dates, please visit Series programs from 1946 (EX-MT), our website. 1967 (EX-MT), 1975 (NM) and 1986 Opening Bid $200.00 (NM). Also included are World Series press pins from 1967 and 1986 (com- plete with posts and nuts). Opening Bid $200.00 222. Johnny Bench 1976 218. World Series 219. (200) Tickets/Stubs from Game-Used bat and All-Star Schmidt HR Games - PSA/DNA 10 The offered Hillerich & On a Hall of Fame resume that lists 548 Program and Press Bradsby “B278” signa- career home runs, sub-categories for Michael Lot ture model bat was Jack Schmidt’s circuit clouts list thirteen dif- Presented is a grouping of brandished by Hall of ferent venues, 269 pitching victims, 283 shots (17) All-Star and World Fame catcher Johnny launched on the road and 265 at Veterans Series programs and press Bench during the 1976 Stadium. The offered lot displays as a virtual passes lot from the estate of campaign when he catalog of Schmidt’s round-trippers. former editor Bo Gill. helped lead the “Big Comprised of (200) ticket stubs and full tick- Highlights include 1950 Red Machine to a ets issued at contests in which Schmidt went World Series (2) passes (both sweep of the New York deep, this collection includes colorful vouch- versions) and program (VG, Yankees. Much like Bench’s exploits that year, this white ash prize warranted “perfect 10” assessment from PSA/DNA. Factory records indicate that this became Bench’s model ers (average EX quality) with team logos and scored), 1967 World Series of choice beginning in 1974. A virtual “war club” at 35-1/4 inches, this one sports a relatively lean barrel, thus accounting for the weight of 31.9 ounces. As was customary on all seating and event legends. Highlights include (3) Boston passes, envelope H&B-turned weapons that year, a Liberty Bell-themed Bicentennial logo is burned between the pronounced center brand and barrel stampings. Uncracked, the item exhibits phe- tickets from (4) games in which Schmidt hit a “walk-off” blast and (3) from his and program (VG-EX), 1969 nomenal game use with ball, cleat, bat-rack and deeply embedded stitch marks throughout, as well as grain swelling on the right barrel, heavy pine-tar residue about the handle seven grand-slam efforts. The run dates from as early as career homer # 10 (July 3, World Series (2) Mets passes and 1957 Dodgers yearbook (VG-EX). Please visit our and a 3” layer of vintage athletic tape at the bottom of the handle. Finally, the bat sports a cupped end and has a black marker notation of Bench’s since-retired number “5” on the 1973 at Wrigley Field) to as late as number 541 (August 5, 1988 at Wrigley Field). website for a list of the remaining items in this lot. knob. Graded GU-10 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

54 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 55 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 223. Pete Rose 227. Ryne Sandberg 1983-1986 1971-1979 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA Game-Used Bat - His 1984 MVP exploits ending a 38-year post-season PSA/DNA 6 drought, former Chicago Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg brandished the offered Louisville Slugger Leading his Cincinnati “B267” signature model during the Wrigley inhabitants’ rise to prominence. Turned during the 1983-1986 labeling period, this uncracked white ash (30.8oz/34”) example shows Reds to four pennants, two very light use with ball and stitch marks on the barrel and a heavy coat of pine tar on the handle. Additionally, Sandberg’s number “23” and “B267” are inscribed on both the Fall Classic crowns and knob and barrel end. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. baseball’s best record dur- Opening Bid $250.00 ing the 1970s, local hero Pete Rose brandished and autographed this 228. Pete Rose 1983 Signed Game-Issued Bat - Adirondack “69A” block- PSA/DNA letter model (33.9oz/35”) Already established as the career N.L. hits champion, Pete Rose was issued and lumber during the 1971-1979 labeling period. The uncracked red ring example displays moderate use in the form of ball, stitch, cleat and bat-rack marks throughout, light pine-tar signed this Mizuno “R3631” signature model bat during the 1983 season. This residue on the handle and a vintage black marker inscription of “14” on the knob (which is also home to a black ink weight indicator). Between the pronounced center brand and ash item (33.6oz/34-1/2”) has a furniture-smooth rust-colored finish. Just above barrel stampings, Rose’s blue marker signature resonates (“8”) quality. Graded GU-6 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA and an auc- his facsimile signature, Rose’s black marker autograph (“10” strength) is accom- tion LOA from James Spence Authentication. panied by his inscription of “Best Wishes.” The unused item has “14” penned on Opening Bid $250.00 the barrel end and a red marker “A” beneath a manufacturer’s logo decal on the knob. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. Opening Bid $150.00 224. Joe Morgan 1971-1979 Game- Used Bat - 229. Tony Gwynn 1986 Game-Used PSA/DNA 8 Bat - PSA/DNA 7 Hands down the greatest player to ever perform in the The only second baseman Mission Valley, Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn wielded to gain back-to-back MVP this Louisville Slugger “B267” signature model bat honors, Hall of Famer Joe during the 1986 season. Sporting a rich brown patina and a hickory finish, this (29.7oz/31-3/4”) uncracked weapon shows light game use with ball marks and stitch impressions Morgan was small in on the right barrel, a light coat of pine tar on the handle and Gwynn’s number “19” inscribed on the cupped end. Factory records pinpoint Gwynn’s order of this particular model stature but huge in terms of on April 3, 1986. Comfortable with his product, Gwynn hit .329 with 14 homers. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. clutch production. The Opening Bid $250.00 offered Adirondack “369B” block-letter (full name) bat was used by the 230. Robin Yount 1982-1983 Game- elbow-flapping superstar during the 1971-1979 labeling period. This uncracked 34-1/2”, 31.9-ounce red ring model shows excellent game use with ball and stitch marks through- Used Bat - PSA/DNA out, as well as bat-rack streaks and pine-tar residue. Repeated ball contact has resulted in very slight checking and finish flaking on the barrel. The knob is home to a black mark- Milwaukee Brewers icon Robin Yount employed this er inscription of “8” and a ballpoint notation of “32” (ounces). Graded GU-8 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Louisville Slugger “S2” signature model bat in late- Opening Bid $400.00 1982/early 1983. This uncracked white ash (31.6oz/34-1/4”) weapon shows light use with ball, stitch and bat-rack marks throughout, pine-tar residue on the handle and black marker notations of “19” on both the knob and barrel end. Factory records note three orders (Sept. 15, 1982; Dec. 12, 1982 and Jan. 12, 1983) for “S2” models matching this weight, length and finish. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. 225. Mike Opening Bid $250.00 Schmidt 1971- 1979 Signed 231. Reggie Jackson 1984-1986 Game-Used Bat - Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA PSA/DNA 6.5 The self-proclaimed “Straw That Stirs the Drink” The offered Adirondack employed the offered Rawlings-Adirondack “288RJ” “184A” signature model block-letter (32.6oz/34-1/2”) bat during the 1984-1986 labeling period. Turned from high-grade ash, the uncracked bat sports a black finish and shows light use with ball marks weapon was employed and and stitch impressions on the barrel and a silver marker notation of “JAX” on the knob. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. signed by Hall of Fame Opening Bid $250.00 third baseman Mike Schmidt as he and his Phillies rose to baseball 232. 1986-1989 Ryne Sandberg prominence. Turned during Game-Used Bat the 1971-1979 labeling period, this (32.7oz/35”) red-ring example has a legible center brand (the lettering has been repainted) and barrel stampings, between which, Schmidt’s The offered Louisville Slugger “S333” signature vintage black marker autograph still maintains (“7”) strength. The item shows excellent game use with ball, stitch, cleat and bat-rack marks throughout, as well as pine-tar residue model (30oz/34”) bat was brandished by the Hall of and an H-shaped crack of 13-1/2 inches on the handle. The knob is home to a black marker notation of Schmidt’s since-retired number “20” and a penciled weight indicator. Famer during the earlier portion of his career. The white ash item exhibits heavy use, with ball, bat-rack and deeply embedded stitch marks throughout, as well as pine-tar Graded GU-6.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the signature. residue, a 5” handle crack and blue marker notations of “23” and “S333” on the knob. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

233. Eddie 234. (22) 1980s 226. Ken Griffey, Jr. Murray Game-Used Bats 2000-2002 Signed 1983-1986 - With McGriff Game-Used Bat - Game Used and Baker PSA/DNA 7 The offered white ash In an era marred by fallen Bat - PSA/DNA 8 arsenal is comprised of heroes, tainted statistics and (22) bats brandished by A perennial MVP candidate throughout his glorious tenure at Memorial Stadium, Hall of widespread speculation regard- 1980s major league stars, Famer Eddie Murray paced the American League with 274 home runs – and led all of baseball ing every last achievement, almost all of which show with 996 RBI - during the 1980s. This Louisville Slugger “R161” signature model Ken Griffey, Jr. has remained medium to heavy game use in the form of ball, stitch, bat-rack, cleat marks and pine- (34.4oz/36”) was ably employed by the Orioles legend during that storied decade that saw him one of the game’s (certainly tar residue. Highlights include: Fred McGriff 1986-1989 Louisville Slugger “C271” wreak havoc on American League pitching staffs. The center brand (smaller than its predeces- the 500 Home Run Club’s) last signature model brown bat (32oz/34”) autographed (“7-8” strength) on the barrel; sor) and barrel stampings date this high-grade ash lumber to the 1983-1986 labeling period. “honest” icons. The offered Dusty Baker 1977-1979 Hillerich & Bradsby “M110” signature model (34oz/35”) Medium use is evident in the form of ball and cleat marks and transposed ball stampings about Louisville Slugger “C271” signature model bat was employed and signed by “Junior” during his early days in the Queen City. Turned during the 2000-2002 labeling period, this high- with minimal game use; Willie Aikens (1983-1985), Alvin Davis (1984-1985), John the barrel. Light pine-tar residue exists on the handle. Black marker notations of the switch-hit- grade ash (29.4oz/33-7/8”) model showcases a glossy black finish against which Griffey’s silver Sharpie signature (“9” strength) emerges prominently between the center brand and bar- Mayberry (1980-1983) and Tony Pena (1987-1989). For a complete list of this lot’s ting great’s since-retired number “33” can be found on both the knob and barrel end. Graded 8 rel stampings. The item sports a cupped end and shows light use with ball and cleat marks, a weighted donut impression, a barrel crack of about 7” and a crisscross tape pattern on the contents, please visit our website. by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. handle. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

56 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 57 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 235. Pete Rose 1975 World Champion 239. Ultimate 240. Cincinnati Reds Game-Worn Home Jersey Miggy Cole While the opinions of executives, peers and fans differ regarding Cabrera Hamels Pete Rose’s place in the institution he so thoroughly dominated, two Signed Game- titles will likely never be stripped: Cincinnati’s Favorite Son and Baseball’s All-Time Hit King. The offered Reds home jersey was Game-Used Worn donned by “Charlie Hustle” as the “Big Red Machine” rose to Collection 2005 unprecedented prominence during the 1975 season. This white knit Becoming the Reading pullover garment features the club’s “C-REDS” logo applied to the youngest-ever play- Phillies left breast in chenille-stitched white on red twill. In solid red twill, er to log back-to- “14” is sewn to the back and right front and “ROSE” is arched atop back seasons of 30+ Home the back number. Red-and-white striped stretch knit lines the sleeve home runs, former Jersey endings, while like-colored stretch ribbed cotton comprises the V- Florida Marlins star Setting the neck. Within the tapered left front tail, a “Rawlings” size “44” label Miguel Cabrera fin- precedent is accompanied by a “SET 1 – 1975” flap tag. Evidence of incredible ished second in the for lights-out game wear is appropriate for a jersey worn by a man who once National League pitching that brought the Phillies their second-ever World Series crown, southpaw admitted he’d “walk through hell in a gasoline suit to play baseball,” with 198 hits and Cole Hamels sped through the club’s minor League ranks, making lasting impressions as dirt marks are scattered throughout, scuffing appears on both the front and back numerals and minimal pulling affects the area just below the collar. This jersey matches the earned his first at Lakewood, Clearwater, Reading and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Hamels wore the one in the December 22, 1975 Sports Illustrated cover image. Silver Slugger offered jersey during his brief (and productive) tenure with the Class AA Reading Opening Bid $400.00 honor. Offered are Phillies. With the club for all of three outings at the tail end of the 2005 season, Marlins apparel and equipment items signed and used by Cabrera during that 2005 Hamels went 2-0 and fanned 19 in as many innings. In doing so, the 22-year-old 236. Johnny Bench 1980 Cincinnati Reds campaign. Includes: Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey a white knit number “24” prospect wore this white knit, red-pinstriped button-down garment with “Phillies” Game-Worn Home Jersey button-down garment with a black pinstriped pattern and black-on-silver-on-teal-on- sewn across the chest in red-on-white twill (with blue stars dotting the “i”s). In like white twill identifiers. On the back “2,” Cabrera’s silver Sharpie signature (“9” fashion, “9” is sewn to the back and left sleeve and “HAMELS” is arched on a name- During the last season in which he was used exclusively behind the strength) is accompanied by his inscriptions of “24” and “05 game used.” Shows light plate atop the back number. On the tapered left front tail, a “Diamond Digs” label plate, 32-year-old Johnny Bench was true to the task, launching 20- wear. Signed Game-Used Bat a (32.2oz/33-3/4”) X-Series “Zinger” block-letter denotes size “46.” Original and unaltered, the jersey shows wear consistent with plus round-trippers for the eleventh time (a catcher’s mark since sur- model signed by Cabrera (“9”) just to the left of the barrel stampings. The uncracked Hamels’ brief tenure. Identical in design to the parent club’s jerseys, this was an passed only by Mike Piazza). The Hall of Fame receiver wore the item shows light use with surface marks throughout, light pine-tar residue, a 7” layer appropriate garment for Hamels, who showed he was the real thing from the moment offered Cincinnati Reds home jersey during that 1980 campaign. of athletic tape and a black marker notation of “24” on the indented barrel end. the club signed him. Accompanying is a COA signed by Reading Phillies General This white knit pullover garment features the “C-REDS” logo Included, as well, are a signed game-worn Marlins cap, signed game-worn cleats and Manager Scott Hunsicker. applied to the left breast in chenille-stitched white on red twill. In signed game-worn batting gloves. Accompanying are COAs from Rich Altman. Opening Bid $400.00 solid red tackle twill, the since-retired number “5” is sewn to the Detailed listing available on our website. back and right front and “BENCH” is arched atop the number on the Opening Bid $400.00 back. Red-and-white striped stretch knit lines the sleeve endings. While like-colored stretch ribbed cotton lines the V-neck. Within the tapered right front tail, a “Rawlings” size “44” label is accompanied by a “SET 1 – 1980” flap tag. Of Bench’s 24 home runs that year, incidentally, a combined six came off of Cy Young recipients Steve 241. 2006 Matt Garza Signed Rookie Game Used Jersey Carlton, Randy Jones (4) and Pete Vuckovich, while three more came off Hall of Famers Phil Niekro (2) and Don Sutton. Light to medium game wear is evident with minimal with Puckett Band puckering about the logo. Coming off the most recent MLB campaign with an ALCS MVP award, presented is a Opening Bid $400.00 Matt Garza rookie year game-worn 2006 Minnesota Twins alternate jersey. The double- twill button down shirt displays minimal wear and has been signed with an ’06 Game 237. Reggie Jackson 1981 New York Yankees Used inscription (“9-10”). This jersey features both a Twins and an impressive Kirby Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey Puckett memorial 34 patch on the left and right sleeves respectively, as well as a Majestic, “Size 48” and “+2” body” tagging on the front tail. Auction LOA from James Spence Though the Yankee brass inked Dave Winfield to baseball’s most lucrative Authentications for the autograph. contract in 1981, Reggie Jackson proved he was still the “straw that stirs Opening Bid $500.00 the drink” during that strike-shortened campaign, out-homering his higher- paid teammate during both the regular season and postseason. This New York Yankees home jersey was worn and signed by “Mr. October” during that pennant-winning ‘81 season. This white knit, blue pinstriped button- down jersey features the club’s famed “NY” logo sewn to the left breast in navy blue satin twill and the outspoken Hall of Famer’s since-retired num- ber “44” sewn to the back in like fashion. Speaking of retired numbers, a black armband lines the left sleeve to honor former catcher Elston Howard, 243. Miguel who died the previous December. Near the left shoulder area, Jackson’s siz- Cabrera 2005 able blue marker signature shows (“7”) strength. A “Wilson” size “46” label Signed Game- is sewn to the tapered left front tail, while a strip tag within the cotton-lined collar reads “Jackson 81 1” in chain stitched cursive. Unrepaired and unal- Worn Marlins tered, this Yankee Stadium apparel shows medium to heavy game wear with small, faint stains throughout and scuffing on the numeric identifiers. Several Getty images match Home Jersey this jersey to those worn by Jackson that year, most definitively, #80186735. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the signature. and Signed Opening Bid $400.00 Game-Used Bat Posting top-nine or bet- ter numbers in all three 238. Carl Yastrzemski 1981 Boston Red Sox Triple Crown categories Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey in 2005, slugger Miguel Undaunted in succeeding Ted Williams, Hall of Fame left fielder Carl Cabrera kept his Yastrzemski manned the Green Monster and cleared the Pesky Pole with suc- 242. (3) Washington Nationals Game-Worn Jerseys - All Marlins in the thick of a cess similar to that of his predecessor. The offered Boston Red Sox road jer- division race that saw sey was donned and autographed by the Beantown favorite during the strike- Different Styles all five contestants fin- abbreviated 1981 season, the 21st in the brilliant career of baseball’s last Attracting a franchise to the city after enduring thirty-three seasons without baseball, ish .500 or better. Offered are Marlins apparel and equipment items signed and used Triple Crown winner. This gray knit button-down garment was in the third Washington, D.C. fielded its first-ever National League team beginning in 2005. by Cabrera during that 2005 campaign. Includes: Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey year of the style’s resurgence, as the team had gone exclusively to pullover These (3) jerseys were worn by Nationals players as the Nation’s capital was once a white knit number “24” button-down garment with a black pinstriped pattern and apparel from 1973 through 1978. “BOSTON” is arched across the chest in again represented on the diamond. These knit button-down garments each feature black-on-silver-on-teal-on-white twill identifiers. On the back “2,” Cabrera’s silver navy blue tackle twill while Yaz’s since-retired number “8” is sewn to the tackle twill identifiers, blue-and-red trim lining the neck and sleeve endings, an MLB Sharpie signature (“9” strength) is accompanied by his inscriptions of “24” and “05 back in like fashion. On the right front (just below the block-style letters), silhouette logo at the base of the neck and a “DC” patch on the left sleeve. Each has a game used.” Shows light wear. Signed Game-Used Bat a (32oz/34”) X-Series Yastrzemski’s black marker signature shows (“7”) quality. A “Wilson” size “Majestic” label on the left front tail and a fabric content “0062” gamer code tag with- “Zinger” block-letter model signed by Cabrera (“9”) just to the left of the barrel “42” label resides within the cotton-lined collar and an “81” swatch is sewn to in the left seam. Includes: Saul Rivera 2007 Home Jersey white, number “52,” size stampings. The uncracked item shows heavy use with ball and deeply embedded stitch the left front tail. Medium game wear is evident, with no repairs or alterations “48”; Elijah Dukes 2008 Home Alternate Jersey red, number “34,” size “50” with marks throughout, as well as heavy pine-tar residue, a 7” layer of athletic tape and a and minimal fraying and color fading about the twill components. overlapping “DC” on left breast; Lastings Milledge 2008 Road jersey gray, number black marker notation of “24” on the cupped end. Accompanying are COAs from Rich Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the signature. “44,” size “48.” All are original an unaltered and show light game use. Altman. Detailed listing available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

58 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 59 BASEBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 257. Mike Schmidt Signed Game- Worn Phillies Cap The offered autographed 245. Terry Mulholland 1996 246. Garrett Stephenson 1997 244. Luis Aguayo 1982 Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia Phillies Game Worn Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Phillies cap Phillies Game-Worn Home Jersey Home Jersey Road Jersey was worn Full description available on our website. by Hall of Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Fame third Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 baseman Mike Schmidt during his 1989 swan song. This red wool accessory features the club’s cur- sive “P” logo 256. Actual First Base From Last-Ever Game at embroidered 247. Hal McRae 1997 Philadelphia Connie Mack Stadium in white to Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Sixty-two years, and 47 million spectators came and went during the storied the front 248. Mickey Morandini 1997 249. Gregg Jefferies 1998 center and a Jersey tenure of Philadelphia’s Connie Mack Stadium. Home to the likes of Foxx, Grove, Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game- Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Ashburn and the “Whiz Kids,” the building hosted its final Major League contest white button atop the six-point crown suspension. On the outer portion of the bill, Full description available on our website. Worn Road Jersey Road Jersey on October 1, 1970 before renovations turned it into a cookie cutter stadium with Schmidt’s black marker signature projects (“8”) strength while his since-retired num- Opening Bid $150.00 ber “20” is written on the bill’s underside (also in black). Lining the inner circumfer- Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. artificial turf and symmetrical dimensions. Offered is the fully documented actual ence, a plastic-lined sweatband is home to “New Era” and “Diamond Collection” Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 first base used at the historic venue for its very last game. Measuring 15 x 15, this thick rubberized base is secured via (8) canvas straps to a metallic base with a 6- labels, as well as a size “7-1/2” tag. The item shows medium use in the form of scat- 3/4” stake. The item shows the wear and tear of game use in the form of dirt and tered dirt marks and perspiration-induced soiling on the sweatband. Accompanying is cleat marks throughout. Impeccable provenance accompanies in the form of an an LOA signed by Schmidt (“9”) on “Michael Jack Inc.” letterhead, as well as an auc- LOA from the fan who “won” the item in a drawing that very day. In addition to tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. the LOA, the original recipient’s ticket stub accompanies, along with a photocopy Opening Bid $400.00 of the October 3, 1970 Philadelphia Inquirer which lists him as the winner. Opening Bid $1500.00

258. Pete Rose Signed Game-Used Cleats Showing the glaring distinc- 250. Mike Lieberthal 1999 tion between himself and his 252. Tomas Perez 2004 Philadelphia baseball peers, Pete Rose Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game- 251. Randy Wolf 2001 Philadelphia Worn Road Jersey Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home opined: “I’m just like any- Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home body else: I have two arms, Full description available on our website. Jersey Jersey two legs and 4,000 hits.” Opening Bid $150.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Specifically, Rose ripped Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 4,256 safeties and in doing so, wore these signed cleats during his tenure with the Philadelphia Phillies. These maroon leather footwear items features “Mizuno” logos on the tongues and white “M” characters stitched to each side. On the outer portion of each heel, Rose’s 259. 1990-1991 Cal Ripken, Jr. Signed Game-Worn Cap - black Sharpie signature PSA shows (“8”) strength. The Amid speculation that his tireless efforts were detracting from his production, Cal items show heavy wear with Ripken, Jr. answered critics with an MVP performance (his second) in 1991. The soiling throughout, vintage offered Baltimore Orioles cap was worn by the non-stop shortstop during either the black marker notations of 1990 or 1991 season. This black wool accessory features the orinthologically correct “14” on the interior lining of “bird” (which replaced the famed “cartoon” bird beginning in 1989) embroidered in 253. Todd Pratt 2004 Philadelphia 254. Joe Kerrigan 2004 Philadelphia each and infield dirt remnants orange to the front center. The plastic-lined sweatband is home to “Diamond 255. Davey Lopes 2007 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Phillies Game-Worn Home Jersey caked about the six metal Collection” and “New Era” labels, as well as a size “7-3/8” tag. On the bill’s under- Phillies Game-Worn Home Jersey cleats on the plastic sole of side, Ripken’s since-retired number “8” is accompanied by his black marker autograph Jersey Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. each. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications, as well (“8-9” strength). The item shows signs of outstanding wear with perspiration-induced Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 as PSA/DNA holograms on the shoes. This style is definitively photo matched to discoloration on the sweatband. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $150.00 Rose’s cleats in a Hall of Fame display. Authentications, as well as an LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

60 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 61 BASEBALL & AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 260. Don Wilson 1968 Signed Home Run Ball - His Only Career Home Run Tragically abbreviat- ed by his 1975 sui- cide, the career of fireballer Don Wilson featured two no-hit- ters and a 104-92 lifetime mark for a team that enjoyed just two winning seasons in nine years. The offered autographed 261. San Francisco Giants 1970s Equipment Trunk keepsake was The offered equipment trunk accompanied the San Francisco Giants on their 1970s launched by Wilson excursions. Measuring 36” x 20-1/2” x 12”, this sturdy wooden container features for his first and only steel edges, buckles and fasteners and a thick leather handle. The body is painted 267. career home run. Retrieved by a patron at Chicago’s Wrigley Field on August 31, black with team logo stickers adhered throughout, while the metal components are 266. Ty 1968, this soiled ONL Giles sphere was signed by Wilson (“8” strength) as he boarded bright orange. Among the decals are (4) “Japan Airlines Baggage” labels, suggesting Babe trans-Pacific exhibition journeys. The item shows the wear and tear of extensive use Cobb the team bus that day. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Ruth Authentications, as well as a notarized LOA from the ball’s original recipient. with paint chipping throughout and the middle buckle having been removed. Signed Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Single- OAL Mini- Signed Ball - Dated 1949 Baseball - “Traced” Hell-bent on winning throughout his 262. Steve Carlton 263. 1994 All-Star Game A Babe Ruth signed ball represents the pinnacle of any collection. The offered well-documented playing days, Ty Cobb was taken to task when presented with Signed Game-Worn Phil Rizzuto Game- example affords bidders the opportunity to obtain the Bambino’s trademark script- this miniature baseball well after his career on the diamond. Fret not, though, as ing at a price not quite as hefty as those placed on most examples. This OAL Cobb succeeded in finding room for a heartfelt inscription and a bold and power- Batting Helmet Worn Undergarment Harridge sphere dates from the 1940s, as evidenced by the star at the far right of ful autograph! Measuring just seven inches in circumference, this creamy sphere Lest we forget that in addition to Ensemble the faded stampings. Affected by toning and scattered surface abrasions, the ball (grade “6-7”) features stampings matching those found on the OAL Harridge his magnificent pitching, Hall of Get “up close and personal” to “The grades (“3”), but those flaws are rendered insignificant upon viewing the sweet “life-size” versions. On a side panel, Cobb has penned (in blue ink): “To Ruth + Famer Steve Carlton also had a Scooter” with this six-piece 1994 spot. There, Ruth’s penning is larger than life. The onsets of both the first name Les – From Their Friend Ty Cobb.” Accented by his trademark paraph, Cobb’s respectable showing at the plate. All-Star Game Phil Rizzuto game- and surname are briefly interrupted by surface loss and close examination reveals signature projects every bit of (“7-8”) quality. While he succeeded in fitting his The offered Phillies batting helmet worn undergarment ensemble. that the signature has been enhanced, but despite these imperfections, the auto- entire message and endorsement on one panel, Cobb still had to complete his was used and signed by “Lefty” Included are 1.) size L navy blue- graph still maintains (“4-5”) strength. Accompanying is an auction LOA from efforts by dating the keepsake (a practice he took to without fail in his later years), during his playing days. The deep- and-gray long sleeve Amapro James Spence Authentications. and on an adjacent panel, “10/2/49” is inscribed in the Hall of Famer’s hand. red plastic shell features the undershirt; 2.) two sets of navy blue Opening Bid $400.00 Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. team’s cursive “P” logo decal stirrups and 3.) size M 34-36 white Opening Bid $900.00 adhered to the front center and Sports Image undershorts. This gen- “32” decals affixed to the front of tly used memorabilia is accompa- the brim. Just above his since- nied by a LOA from Ed Dolan, Jr. retired number, Carlton’s gold For further information, please visit marker signature is briefly inter- our website. rupted by scuffmarks, but still Opening Bid $150.00 projects (“7”) strength. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00

264. 2001 265. Miguel Roger Cabrera 2005 Clemens Signed Game- Game- Used Glove Used Hat - and Batting Steiner Gloves The 2001 sea- Garnering MVP con- son was a ban- sideration for the third 268. 269. ner campaign time in as many sea- Waite for Roger sons, left fielder Chuck Clemens. The Miguel Cabrera used Dressen Hoyt right-handed and autographed these Single- Single- hurler went 20- items during his 2005 Signed Signed 3 en route to his season with the sixth Cy Young Florida Marlins. Baseball Baseball Award. Includes: Fielder’s Those who bleed “Dodger Blue” will want to secure this elusive Chuck Dressen Presented is a single-signed baseball of Waite Hoyt (d.1984), pitching ace for the 1927 Presented is a Glove a right-handed (d.1966) single-signed baseball. This ONL Frick sphere is penned on a side panel New York Yankees. Penned on the sweet spot of a souvenir Big League Clark Bar Roger Clemens game-used Yankees hat which is adorned by a post 9/11 American Rawlings to the right of the stamped trademark. The carefully placed dark script grades baseball, the lightly soiled canvas grades a (“6”). The flowing dark script traces above Flag. This size 7-5/8 cap reveals moderate game usage and soiling on the brim, front “PRONP12K” model with his name embroidered on the outer thumb and signed (“8” (“7”) while the moderately soiled sphere presents (“6”). Auction LOA from James the Haiti manufacturing stamp and grades an impressive (“6”). While Hoyt signatures and reverse crowns. The under bill is marked with the pitcher’s uniform 22 in black strength); Batting Gloves (2) sets of Nike leather/nylon blend accessories (one black Spence Authentications. are not necessarily scarce, single-signed baseballs from the Hall of Famer are a differ- Sharpie while exhibiting moderate staining along the sweatband. All tagging is tightly pair, one white pair) signed on the knuckles portion (both “8-9”). All items are Opening Bid $250.00 ent story. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. stitched and intact. Accompanying is a LOA from Yankees-Steiner Collectibles inscribed “game used 2005”and show moderate game use and soiling. Accompanying Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $150.00 are COAs from Rich Altman. Opening Bid $250.00

62 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 63 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 270. 1927 Philadelphia Athletics Team-Signed Ball - With 274. 1951 New York Yankees Team- (7) Hall of Famers! Signed Ball with (31) Signatures Obscured by the exploits of their Junior Circuit peers in the Bronx, the 1927 Philadelphia Athletics began to make headway toward a second franchise dynasty. While As the torch was passed (and not without a cer- they finished a full 19 games behind the Yankees that year, Connie Mack’s A’s still man- tain amount of trial and error) from Joe aged 91 triumphs to touch off a six-year run of at least that many wins. The offered OAL DiMaggio to Mickey Mantle, the 1951 New Johnson ball is signed by 18 members of that oft-overlooked Athletics roster. Reading York Yankees still managed to conduct like a “Who’s Who” of Hall of Famers, the prized keepsake is home to no fewer than (7) business as usual, securing their third of a Cooperstown enshrinees. With vibrant stampings and colorful laces, the creamy sphere record five straight World Series titles. The grades (“6”) with two areas of tape residue preventing higher assessment. Matching the offered OAL Harridge ball is autographed medium’s presentation quality, the black fountain tip scriptings average (“6-7”) strength. by (31) members of that vaunted pinstriper Includes: Sweet Spot: Gleason (coach) and Dykes; North Panel: Collins, Wheat, Foxx roster. The creamy medium (grade “7”) is and Boley; South Panel: Grove, Ehmke, Cochrane, Galloway and Mack; West Panel: home to blue ink scriptings that average (“6- Rommel, French and Cobb; East Panel: Quinn, Cochrane (repeat signature), Hale, 7”) quality, with a couple slightly nicer and less- Bishop and Johnson. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence er. Includes: Sweet Spot: DiMaggio (“6-7”); Authentications. North Panel: Sain, Crosetti (coach), Overmire, Opening Bid $500.00 Morgan, Bauer, Houk, Brown and Collins; South Panel: Martin, Kuzava, Woodling, Coleman, Henrich (coach), Silvera, Reynolds and Hopp; West Panel: Berra, Ostrowski, Stengel (man- ager), Shea, Hogue, McDougald, Mantle (“6”) and Raschi; East Panel: Mize, Turner 271. 1927-1931 Multi-Signed Baseball - With (coach), Dickey (coach), Schallock, Rizzuto 275. Ruth, Foxx and Simmons (“5-6”) and Lopat. Accompanying is a full The offered OAL Barnard baseball hails from 1927-1931 and was photo LOA from James Spence 1958 appropriately autographed by that era’s brightest stars in the Junior Authentications. For a Cleveland Indians Team-Signed Baseball Circuit. The medium-toned sphere (“5”) is affected by scattered complete list of death with Maris dates, please visit surface abrasions and what appears to be a contact mark. The legi- Presented is a 1958 Cleveland Indians team-signed baseball with our website. ble black ink signatures, meanwhile, vary from (“6”) to (“3”) in (28) signatures, including an early Maris. This OAL Harridge Opening Bid strength. On the sweet spot, Jimmie Foxx boasts of the strongest sphere grades (“4”) with moderate soiling, surface abrasions and a $900.00 signature (“6”). To Foxx’s left, teammate Al Simmons’ penning light coating of period shellac. The blue ink endorsements average (“3”) is legible. Uncustomarily on the south panel (or anywhere (“6-7”) with some better and others lesser. Highlights include other than the sweet spot), the unmistakable autograph of Babe Sweet Spot: Vernon; East Panel: Maris (“5”), Lemon, Wertz; North Ruth is indeed trumped by that of his fellow Maryland native, but Panel: Colavito; South Panel: Garcia and Reverse Sweet Spot: still resonates (“5”) quality. Below Ruth, Ed Rommel and Jimmy Minoso. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a Dykes (both “3-4”) complete the panel. (A red ink penning atop the complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit panel is unidentifiable.) Elsewhere, it appears that additional signa- our website. tures have faded into almost complete anonymity. Accompanying is Opening Bid $300.00 an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. Opening Bid $400.00

272. 1941 New York Giants 273. 1956 Brooklyn 276. 1960 New York 277. 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Team-Signed Ball - With Dodgers Team-Signed Yankees Team-Signed World Champion Team- Ott, Terry and Hubbell Ball - With Ball - With Full JSA Signed Baseball In the twilight of their respec- Campanella and Letter One of the more defining images in baseball history is tive careers, four Hall of Robinson With their unprecedented pennant Famers were part of the war- undoubtedly that of Bill In defense of the lone World run to ten flags in twelve seasons ravaged 1941 New York Mazeroski being mobbed at Series title earned during (an achievement that was to eventu- Giants roster that signed the home plate following the their storied tenure in ally reach 14 pennants in 16 years), offered baseball. A uniform decisive home run that pro- Flatbush, the 1956 the 1960 New York Yankees did it coat of shellac covers this pelled the 1960 Pittsburgh Brooklyn Dodgers nearly with the usual ingredients, pacing the unofficial “Reach” example Pirates to their third World duplicated the feat, winning circuit in home runs (193) and team ERA (grade “4-5”), protecting black Series title. This 1960 their fourth N.L. Flag in five (3.52, tied with Baltimore). The offered ink pennings that average (“3- Pittsburgh Pirates World seasons before ultimately bow- OAL Cronin ball is signed by (28) mem- 4”) quality. Includes: Sweet Champion team-signed base- ing out to the cross-borough bers of that Bronx Bomber installment. Spot: Adams, Arnovich and ball is penned by (33) “Bucs” rival Yankees in a seven-game Fall The sphere (grade “4”) is affected by Carpenter; North Panel: Young, including Clemente. The non- Classic. The offered ONL Giles ball scattered toning spots and intermit- Hubbell, Terry and an illegible signature; descript baseball is moderately soiled is signed by (27) members of Brooklyn’s tent surface abrasions, which South Panel: Ott, Lohrman, Hale, throughout and grades (“5”) while the ink last pennant winner. The creamy sphere impinge upon only a few of the Whitehead, Wittig, Schumacher and signatures primarily fare in the (“6-7”), (grade “5”) is affected by minor ton- autographs. In black or blue ball- McGee; West Panel: Terry (repeat range with some better and others ing spots and scattered surface point, the signatures average (“6”) signature), Bartell and Aragon; lesser. Key signatures present abrasions and holds black or strength, with exceptions noted. East Panel: Hartnett, Watkins, Sweet Spot: Murtaugh (club- blue ink autographs that aver- Highlights include: Sweet Spot Berra Danning, Rucker, Weintraub house); West Panel: Haddix, age (“5”) strength, with some and Mantle (“6-7”); North Panel: and Moore. Accompanying is Umbricht; North Panel: nicer and some lesser. Kubek, and Howard (d.1980); South an auction LOA from James Clemente (“5”); Reverse Highlights include: Sweet Panel: Ford (“5”), Boyer (“4-5”) and Spence Authentications. Sweet Spot: Hoak (club- Spot: Alston; North Panel: Maris; West Panel:: Richardson and Opening Bid $400.00 house) and Mazeroski (“9”). Snider (“3”), Furillo (“2”) Skowron; East Panel: Ford (repeat signature, “6-7”) and Stengel (man- With exception to the noted and Drysdale; South Panel: clubhouse examples, the Campanella (pre-accident, ager, “6-7”).Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence remaining signatures come (“6”) and Reese (“5-6”); West with a full photo LOA from Panel: Erskine; East Panel: Authentications. For a complete list- ing of autographs and applicable PSA/DNA. For a complete list Hodges (“3-4”), Craig (“6”) and J. of signatures and applicable death Robinson (“4”). Accompanying is an decease dates, please visit our web- site. dates, please visit our website. auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $250.00 Authentications. For a more comprehensive Opening Bid $500.00 list of signatures, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

64 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 65 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 278. 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers 279. 1961 New York 283. Roger Maris Single- Team-Signed Baseball with Yankees Team- Signed Baseball (27) Signatures Signed Baseball Presented is a Roger Maris Those who bleed “Dodger Blue” will with (21) (d.1985) single-signed baseball. The home run treasure this 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Signatures team-signed baseball with (27) signa- champ penned the In the summer of tures. The 1957 campaign was their last 282. 1962 Los north panel of this 1961, the “M&M in Brooklyn, as the loveable “Bums” OAL MacPhail (“5”) Boys” captured the Angeles Dodgers finished third in the National League. sphere in blue ink heart of the nation as Crisply penned in blue ink on the panels Team-Signed Ball - with the autograph the New York Yankees of a moderately soiled Dodgers souvenir PSA/DNA 7 grading a (“7”). The romped through the ball, Hall of Fame greats are found Graded (NM 7) by PSA/DNA. script is barely American League en throughout. Highlights include 1957 Autographs grade: (7); ball affected by panel route to their nineteenth Brooklyn Dodgers Team-Signed Baseball: (27 grade (7). This ONL Giles ball is discoloration and World Series title. signatures, autographs average “7-8”, ball “5- signed by (28) members of the moderate soiling. An Presented is a 1961 New 6”) with Sweet Spot: Alston; West Panel: second-place squad. The clean elusive item of an York Yankees team-signed Gilliam, Koufax; East Panel: Campanella, creamy medium is home to ballpoint iconic figure who died baseball with (21) signatures. This Drysdale; South Panel: Amoros, Furillo, pennings whose highlights include all too young. Auction OAL Cronin sphere is moderately Maglie and Hodges. With exception to Alston, Drysdale, Durocher, LOA from James Spence soiled throughout and grades clubhouse examples of Snider, Reese and Koufax and Snider. Authentications. in the (“5-6”) range. The Ra. Jackson, the remaining signatures Accompanying is a full photo Opening Bid $400.00 blue ballpoint signatures come with an auction LOA from James LOA from PSA/DNA. are lightly faded by the Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on decades, but remain For a complete list our website. very readable and of signatures and Opening Bid average (“6-7”). applicable death $250.00 Highlights include dates, please Sweet Spot: Berra, visit our web- Mantle; West Panel: site. Maris; East Panel: Opening Bid $200.00 Kubek, Houk (club- house) and North Panel: Howard. With exception to the noted clubhouse example, the remaining signatures come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. 284. Sandy Koufax Single- Opening Bid $200.00 Signed Baseball—PSA 9.5 Graded Mint+ 9.5 by PSA/DNA. Presented is a spectacular Sandy Koufax 280. Hubbell/Schumacher single-signed baseball. Penned crisply on the sweet spot of an ONL sphere, the Dual-Signed Baseball - blue inscription appears at the top of the JSA assigned grade. The canvas for the auto- Competing with cross-borough rivals for graph is nearly flawless, with sparkling white diamond supremacy, the New York panels and bright red stitching. Giants turned to mound heroes Carl Opening Bid $200.00 Hubbell and Hal Schumacher as they contended during the 1930s. The offered ONL Heydler ball is signed by both pitching icons. The sphere (grade “4”) shows toning throughout and possible game use, but its legible stampings and alternating red-and-black laces date it to the early 1930s. In its occupancy of the sweet spot, Hubbell’s trademark “angled” scripting projects (“6”) strength. On an adjacent panel, Schumacher’s penning (“5”) is accompanied by his inscription of “New York Giants” and a date that appears to read “1933.” Accompanying is a full photo LOA (cert #B79674) from James Spence Authentications. 285. Opening Bid $200.00 Mickey Mantle Single- 281. Multi-signed 1960s Yankees Ball - With Signed Mantle and Maris Franklin In the final days of an empire whose strength and longevity has gone unrivaled, five different New York Yankees players signed Official the offered OAL Cronin baseball – including the duo who com- League bined for the most single-season home runs in Major League his- Ball— tory. This medium-toned and soiled sphere appears to have seen PSA/DNA 9 action on an American League diamond and was endorsed (some- 286. 1981 Negro League Reunion Signed Ball - (26) time between 1962 and 1966) in blue ballpoint by that era’s Graded Mint 9 by Junior Circuit gatekeepers. Specifically, Mickey Mantle (d.1995) PSA/DNA. Presented is a Signatures Including Paige and Smith occupies the sweet spot with a penning that projects (“8”) single-signed Mickey Mantle Gathered at a 1981 reunion in Ashland, Kentucky, twenty-six Negro League legends strength. Due south, Roger Maris (d.1985) has signed the adja- baseball. Penned crisply on the sweet placed their bold signatures on this “Wilson” sphere with event-related stampings. The cent panel (“7”), while the north panel is home to Hal Reniff spot of a Franklin Official League sphere, the blue ink autograph meets all the clean keepsake grades (“8”) and boasts signatures that average that same numeric (“6,” d.2004), and both Tom Tresh (“8”) and Joe Pepitone (“7-8”) requirements of the technical grade. This Mantle (d.1995) example comes with a full quality. Highlights include: Bell, Irvin, J. Johnson, Leonard, O’Neil, Paige and the reside on the east panel. Accompanying is an auction LOA from photo LOA from PSA/DNA. scarcely seen scripting of Hall of Famer Hilton Smith. Accompanying is an auction James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00 LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

66 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 67 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 287. 1941 New York Yankees and 1964 American League All-Stars Team-Signed Baseballs Offered is a tandem of team-signed baseballs that feature the 1941 New York Yankees (World Series Champs) and the 1964 291. (10) 500 Home Run Club Single-Signed Baseballs American League All-Star squad. Highlights include 1941 Long ball launchers from the 500 Home Run Club are found on these ten single-signed OAL, ONL or OML Yankees World Series Champs: (24 signatures, average “5-6”, baseballs. Unless noted, each ball and signature grades in the (“8-9”) range or better. Included are OAL: (2 ball “6”, OAL) with Sweet Spot: Ruffing, Keller (clubhouse); balls) with Killebrew (Steiner cert), T. Williams (ball “6”); ONL: (2 balls) with Aaron (Steiner cert), Banks; East Panel: DiMaggio; North Panel: Dickey, Gomez; South OML: (6 balls) with Griffey Jr., (UDA), McCovey, Murray, F. Robinson, A. Rodriguez and Schmidt. The group Panel: Chandler, Rizzuto, Bonham, Gordon, Rolfe; 1964 as a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a list of inscriptions and appli- American League All-Stars: (26 signatures, average “7-8”, ball cable death dates, please visit our website. “8”, ONL) with Sweet Spot: Mantle (clubhouse), Lopez; East Opening Bid $250.00 Panel: Howard (d.1980) and south panel: B. Robinson and Ford. With exception to the noted clubhouse examples, the remaining autographs come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $100.00

288. 500 Home Run Club and Triple Crown Multi-Signed Baseballs Featured is a pair of multi-signed baseballs that contain the endorsements of members from the illustrious 500 Home Run Club and those who have achieved the Triple Crown. Included are 500 Home Run Club: (11 signatures, average “9-10”, ball “8”, OAL) with Sweet Spot: Mantle, T. Williams; West Panel: 292. (15) Signed Stat Baseballs - With Musial McCovey, Schmidt; East Panel: Mays; North Panel: Banks, and Snider Killebrew; South Panel: Mathews, F. Robinson, R. Jackson, Like the Hall of Fame plaques crafted to honor their subjects, these Aaron; Triple Crown Winners: (4 signatures, average “8-9”, fifteen OAL, ONL or OML baseballs list the impressive feats of ball “7”, OAL) with Sweet Spot: T. Williams, Mantle; North Cooperstown inductees. Decorated with sweet spot signatures that Panel: F. Robinson and South Panel: Yastrzemski. Auction LOA project (“9-10”) quality throughout, these snow-white spheres from James Spence Authentications. For a list of applicable (average grade “9-10”) are further accented by inscriptions (in the death dates, please visit our website. players’ hands) of career achievements and milestones. Includes: Opening Bid $250.00 (3) Banks, (2) Doerr, (3) Feller, Ford, (2) Musial, Palmer, Rose, (2) Snider. Nine of the balls are authenticated by reggiejackson.com and six by JSA. Basic certs and holograms accompany. Complete listing of inscriptions available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 289. (5) Aaron Bonds & McGwire Triple-Signed Steiner LE Balls The offered lot contains five OML baseballs each penned by Bonds (sweet spot), Aaron (north panel) and McGwire (south panel). The signatures aver- age (“9-10”) in blue ballpoint on baseballs that rate (“9”). Equally impressive is that you get five baseballs from this incredibly limited series, each num- bered to only (#/12). Included are numbers #1, 2, 4 (small smudge on McGwire), 11 and 12. These extremely scarce baseballs each come with Steiner COA and hologram, as well as MLB authenticated stickers. Opening Bid $400.00

293. (18) Single-Signed Baseballs with Mantle and Martin 294. (30) Signed Baseballs - With Mays, Yaz and (2) 290. (9) Signed Hitters Stat Balls - With Rose and Jackson Assembled is a grouping of eighteen single-signed OAL or ONL baseballs that feature Mantle several tough autographs, including Billy Martin. Unless noted, the signatures grade in Presented are thirty horsehides decorated with the resplendent scriptings of Hall of This assortment of OAL and ONL baseballs fittingly serve as the canvases for the autographs and the (“7-8”) range or better while the moderately toned balls fare in the (“5-6”) tier. lengthy lists of accomplishments for nine different Major League legends. The snow-white orbs Fame greats spanning World War II through the days of expansion and interleague Included are OAL: Brett (ball “10”), Clemens, Dickey, DiMaggio, Doby (ball “7”), play. The spheres are mostly OAL and ONL examples and vary in quality from clean grade mostly (‘9-10,” with noted exceptions), while the sweet spot pennings resonate (“9-10”) Gomez (ball “7”), Mantle, Martin, Ripken Jr., T. Williams, Yastrzemski; ONL: Aaron, quality, as well. From a patented “Statball” series, these examples note impressive numerical feats white specimens grading (“9”) to medium-toned versions warranting (“5”) assessment. Drysdale, Durocher, Hubbell (has inscription not in his hand), Koufax, Mays and The autographs, meanwhile, merit higher appraisal, averaging (“8”) quality. Includes: or accomplishments on all four panels. Includes: Banks (ball grade “7”), Bench, Carew, Jackson, Ryan. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a list of applicable death Kaline, Musial (ball grade “6”), B. Robinson, Rose and Snider. Each limited edition (from a series (2) Banks, Canseco, (5) Feller, Gehringer (ONL Giles with additional faded signa- dates and inscriptions, please visit our website. tures), Irvin, Kittle, (2) Mantle (OAL Brown, both grade “6,” signatures both “8”), of 1,000) keepsake is authenticated by reggiejackson.com and is stored in a velvet pouch in a Opening Bid $250.00 cardboard container. Basic certs and holograms accompany. Complete list of inscriptions available Mays (ONL Feeney grade “8-9,” signature “8”), McCovey, Murray, Pappas, (4) B. on our website. Robinson, Rose, Slaughter, Uecker, (2) Wilhelm, Winfield, (2) Yastrzemski and an Opening Bid $300.00 OAL Cronin ball signed by Doby, Feller, Hinton, Valentine and one unidentified play- er. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

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304. Mickey Mantle UDA Signed No. 7 Bat Coveted on virtual- ly any medium, the trademark auto- graph of Mickey Mantle is executed, 297. (2) Baltimore Orioles Team- 295. 1963 Autographed Team Balls – 296. (2) Interesting Multi-Signed most appropriately, Signed Balls - 1958 and 1970 on this Hillerich & Phillies and Cardinals Theme Baseballs Add to your “Birds nest” of Orioles autographs with Bradsby “M110” Offered is a pair of signed team balls from 1963, The offered two multi-signed ONL White spheres fea- these multi-signed baseballs. The creamy, unofficial signature model bat. This (31.2oz/35”) professional model white ash example is turned to the specifications of the weapons Mantle wielded during his playing career. The including the St Louis Cardinals and the Philadelphia ture separate themes familiar to the baseball purist and spheres include 1958 Team-Signed Ball (29) signa- smooth and unblemished finish is highlighted by the switch-hitter’s UDA (cert #UDC16413) bold blue Sharpie autograph, which is accompanied by his inscription of “No. Phillies. Both items are ONL Giles baseballs with the casual fan, alike. Includes: 1) a clean white (with age- tures, average (“8”) strength with highlights including 7” to trumpet perfect (“10”) strength and clarity in its location just below the barrel stampings. On the knob, a handwritten notation of “614/1951” denotes the item’s limit- manager on the sweet spot. Keys are: Phillies (“7”) ball induced toning on the sweet spot) example signed by Pappas, Richards (manager), B. Robinson and Triandos ed edition status. Accompanying is a UDA protective sleeve. with (24) signatures including Callison, Hoak and 1950s center field triumvirate Mantle (“9”), Mays (“8- (ball grade “7”); 1970 Team-Signed Ball (27) signa- Opening Bid $750.00 Short; Cardinals (“8”) ball with (21) signatures includ- 9”) and Snider (“8”); 2) a near-white ball (with inter- tures, average (“6”), with highlights including ing Flood, Gibson and Schoendienst. For a detailed mittent areas of faint toning) signed and inscribed by Belanger, Palmer, Powell and B. Robinson (ball grade description please visit our website. The balls come (5) authors of unforgettable achievements (all “9”) with “6”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James with an auction LOA from James Spence Thomson, Vander Meer, Mazeroski, Larsen and Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on Authentications. Haddix. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Spence Authentications. A more detailed description is Opening Bid $150.00 available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

298. (3) Alex Rodriguez Single- 305. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Commemorative Bat 306.Ted Williams Single-Signed Bat - With “9” Inscription Signed Offered is a single-signed Mickey Mantle commemorative bat. The boldly inked Turned to the specifications of the bats he used during the final season of his historic and Louisville Slugger lumber is limited to just 536 copies. Measuring 32oz./35”, Mantle career, this Ted Williams “W215” signature model (35oz/35”) retail bat is accented Inscribed (d.1995) penned the barrel in black ink with the autograph grading a (“7”). The model by the Hall of Famer’s bold blue Sharpie signature and inscription of “9,” which number “P72” is burned into the knob while the barrel is adorned with Mantle’s career projects (“9-10”) strength just below the barrel stampings. The (NM-MT) item has a Baseballs home run total. The signature comes with an auction LOA from PSA/DNA as this “30/40” limited edition identifier and comes with both a Steiner Sports hologram Three-time exact piece was previously sold in our February 2005 auction. and certification. MVP Alex Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Rodriguez has signed these three OML Selig spheres, with each 299. (6) Derek Jeter Signed Steiner accompanied by an inscription relevant to his fence- Baseballs 300. (6) Single-Signed Baseballs - clearing career. The snow-white orbs (grade “10”) and The autograph investor will undoubtedly want a chance With Mays, Martin and Koufax bold blue ballpoint autographs (“9-10” strength) are to secure these six Derek Jeter multi/single-signed Baseball heroes of the 1950s and 1960s have individu- consistent in quality and come with COAs from baseballs. Each OWS or OML sphere is penned in blue ally signed the offered OAL and ONL spheres. The PSA/DNA and/or Alex Rodriguez. Inscriptions include: ink, with the autographs averaging (“8-9”) or better. clean white spheres grade from (“8-9”) to (“6”) with “500 HR Club” (PSA/DNA cert #H25396); “The House Included are (1) 1999 OWS (west panel), (3) 2000 intermittent toning affecting some. The sweet spot auto- That Ruth Built” (signed on side panel, PSA/DNA cert OWS (all west panels) and (2) OML (sweet spots) with graphs, meanwhile show (“9-10”) to (“7”) quality and #I13563, A-Rod cert #5236); and “MLB Debut 7-8-94” R. Jackson W.S. Heroes) on north panel (both #/12, one include: Aaron, Banks, Martin, Mays, Musial and (A-Rod cert #5086, PSA/DNA hologram #H25396 but matches Jeter jersey number). These pieces come with Koufax/Drysdale. Basic JSA Cert numbers listed on our no PSA/DNA basic cert). website. holograms and matching cert cards from Steiner Sports 307. Joe DiMaggio Single-Signed Commemorative Bat Opening Bid $300.00 Memorabilia. Opening Bid $200.00 308. Stan Musial Single-Signed Silver Trophy Bat with Opening Bid $250.00 #/1941 (9) inscriptions Presented is a Joe DiMaggio (d.1999) single-signed commemorative bat which is Stan “The Man” Musial carries a big stick with this hefty 67oz faux silver-plated serially numbered to 1941 copies. The blond Louisville Slugger is penned cleanly in trophy bat. This behemoth is signed by the Hall of Famer in black Sharpie and is blue Sharpie directly above the numbered etching. The flowing 4-1/2” script grades accentuated by nine inscriptions that detail statistics from Musial’s 1943 season. an eye popping (“9-10”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Only superficial wear exists throughout, while the signatures and annotations grade Opening Bid $300.00 (“9”). Limited to only 43 copies, this bat comes with a signed COA from “Stan the Man” Incorporated. For a list of inscriptions, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

301. (9) Mark McGwire Signed & 303. (20) Jim Rice Single-Signed Inscribed Steiner Baseball Lot 302. (13) Signed Baseballs with (2) Baseballs 310. 500 Home Run Club Multi-Signed Bat with (11) Signatures Constituting nine of the twelve issued pieces from this Williams As one of the most recent members of the Baseball 309. Roy Campanella Signed Bat Offered is a 500 Home Run Club multi-signed bat that exhibits eleven autographs. extremely limited edition run, the presented lot contains Presented is a grouping of (13) single-signed official Hall of Fame, there is understandably an upsurge in This Hillerich & Bradsby signature model bat is autographed in blue Sharpie by Hall The 33” Rawlings commemorative issue hails from an unknown manufacturer and is nine OML baseballs signed and inscribed by Mark league baseballs highlighted by a pair of Ted Williams demand for autographed Jim Rice memorabilia. Offered of Fame backstop Roy Campanella. The smooth and unblemished surface is the appro- serially numbered to 300 copies on the knob. A metallic “honor roll” plate is mount- McGwire. The sweet-spot signatures average (“9”) in (both “8”). The signatures average (“9”) on spheres that is an assembly of (20) Rice single-signed OML base- priate canvas for perhaps the strongest post-accident Campanella scripting you’ll ever ed to the barrel that notates each member of this elusive club. The signatories blue ballpoint each with 49 HR, Rookie Record inscrip- rate (“8-9”) with the balance including (2) Gwynn, O. balls. Each ball grades (“9-10”), with each blue ink behold. With only intermittent interruptions, the autograph (“8” strength) bears a include Aaron, Banks, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle (536), Mathews, Mays, tions. Each baseball is hand-numbered to only (#/12), Smith, (2) Strawberry and (6) T. Lee. Auction LOA endorsement solidly placed on the sweet spot. Thirteen decidedly close resemblance to the facsimile version. Accompanying is an auction McCovey, F. Robinson, Schmidt and T. Williams with each blue Sharpie endorse- including #’s: 1, 3-5, 7, 8 and 10-12, and is accompa- from James Spence Authentications, with additional of the balls are accentuated by a M.V.P. 1978 inscrip- LOA from James Spence Authentications. ment grading either a (“9”) or (“10”). This investment lumber comes with an auction nied by the corresponding Steiner COA and sticker. Steiner COAs for (2) Gwynn, Smith & (2) Strawberry. tion. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

70 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 71 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 315. (3) Sandy Koufax Signed Cooperstown Bat Company Bats Selected is a trio of Sandy Koufax single- 311. Multi-Signed Hall of Fame Baseball Bat with (64) Signatures signed bats from the Presented is a multi-signed Hall of Fame baseball bat that contains a whopping (64) autographs. This commemorative 34” Cooperstown Bat Company autograph model is Cooperstown Bat penned in blue Sharpie, with the crisp autographs grading either a (“9”) or (“10”). Highlights include Appling, Banks, Bench, Gwynn, R. Jackson, Mathews, Mays, Musial, Company Famous Puckett, Reese, Ripken Jr., F. Robinson, Sandberg, Schmidt, O. Smith, Snider, Spahn, Wynn and Yastrzemski. The handle has plenty of room for future additions. Full photo Pitchers series. The intimidating Koufax placed a blue sharpie autograph to the left of the hurler’s barrel-stamped image. Each investment-grade penning falls in the (“9-10”) LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. range and has excellent eye appeal. All bats are serially numbered to 1000 copies. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

316. (5) Multi-Signed Theme Bats - With Mays and Aaron This lumber quintet features signature groupings that carry specific themes. The white 312. (4) Single-Signed Bats with Full JSA ash display models boast smooth, furniture-like surfaces and autographs that average Letters - With Koufax (“8-9”) strength. Includes: 500 HR – 3000 H with Aaron, Mays and Murray; 1990 Hall of Fame Class with Palmer and Morgan; 1984 Team U.S.A. (20) signatures The offered lumber quartet is comprised of (4) professional model with W. Clark, Larkin, McGwire and Surhoff; Big Red Machine (5) signatures with bats each decorated with a Hall of Fame autograph. Unused and Bench, Morgan, Perez and Rose; and Father and Son with Griffey, Sr. and Griffey, without blemish, these ideal display pieces are respectively signed Jr. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed by Sandy Koufax a Cooperstown Bat “Famous Pitchers” series listing available on our website. (30-1/2oz/34”) signed in blue Sharpie (“10”); Stan Musial a Opening Bid $200.00 Cooperstown Bat “Stadium Series” (Sportsman’s Park, 38oz/34”) signed in black Sharpie just to the right of the trademark (“9-10,” inscribed “HOF 69”); Kirby Puckett a Louisville Slugger “C243” signature model (32oz/33”) signed in blue Sharpie (“9, ” d.2006) between the center brand and barrel stampings; Cal Ripken, Jr. a Louisville Slugger “P72” signature model (30oz/35”) signed in blue Sharpie (“9”) between the center brand and barrel stampings. Each bat is accompanied by a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentication. Opening Bid $200.00

317. (11) Signed Player Model Bats - With Mays and Aaron The lumber in this arsenal includes eleven ready-for-display models with the autographs of some of baseball’s most iconic players. The unused weapons serve as the appropriate canvas for black or blue marker scriptings that average (“8-9”) strength and clarity. Includes: Aaron, Aparicio, Bench, Ferrell, Gwynn (limited edition “3000 Hit” series #561 of 3000), Herman (inscribed “H.O.F. 1975), Kaline, Mays (signature “7”), Musial (w/engraved listing of seven batting titles, Reggie Jackson cert #11818), Snider and Yastrzemski. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 313. (4) Multi-Signed Hall of Fame/Star Baseball Bats-All Full JSA These four multi-signed Hall of Fame/Star baseball bats include (112) blue or black ink signatures. Each bat comes with an individual full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications and exhibits autographs that grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. Highlights include 1990 All-Star Game: (33 signatures, 34” Rawlings commemorative) with Bonds, Clemens, Griffey Jr., Ripken Jr.; 300 Game Winners: (10 signatures, most have victory totals as inscriptions) with Clemens, Ryan; Baseball MVP’s: (35 signatures) with Clemens, Newhouser, Ripken Jr., Rizzuto, Rose, Sandberg, Schmidt; Hall of Fame & Stars: (34 signatures) includes Gwynn, Mathews and Puckett. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

318. Carl Yastrzemski Autographed Bat Lot of (5) 314. (10) Autographed Hall of Fame Items - With (9) Bats and Jersey Giving new meaning to the term “fixture,” Hall of Famer Carl This collection boasts the resplendent signatures of nine Cooperstown residents. Specifically, (9) replica Yastrzemski played in more games (3,308) with a single team than any weapons and a jersey have been decorated with autographs that average (“8”) strength and clarity and make other player. Offered are (5) display bats signed by the Carmines legend. for an ideal display certain to spark envy. Includes: (9) Signed Bats: Aaron, Bench, Jackson, Killebrew, These white ash keepsakes feature black or blue Sharpie pennings that Mathews, Mays, McCovey, F. Robinson and Schmidt and Willie Mays Signed Jersey a San Francisco warrant (“9”) assessment throughout. Four of the weapons are Giants 25th Anniversary replica garment signed in Silver Sharpie on the back “2.” Accompanying is an “Cooperstown Bat” commemorative examples, and the other is an H&B auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. signature model. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $300.00 Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

72 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 73 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 323. Babe 319. (14) Single-Signed 500 Ruth Signed Home Run Club Bats Index Card Assembled is a premier group of fourteen single-signed bats from those revered from “Babe members of the 500 Home Run Club. Ruth Baseball Unless noted, each autograph is crisply Club” Contest penned in blue or black ink and boasts Winner (“9-10”) signature strengths. Included are Babe Ruth’s popular- Cooperstown Bat Company: Aaron, ity extended far Banks, Killebrew, Mathews, Mays, beyond the baseball Palmeiro, Sosa; Louisville Slugger: diamond. The offered Murray, A. Rodriguez (full photo LOA autographed keep- from James Spence Authentications), T. sake attests to that Williams (UDA and full photo LOA from fact. Issued to a James Spence Authentications); Rawlings: young fan during Griffey Jr. (black bat, silver ink), Ruth’s playing days, McGwire, Schmidt and F. Thomas. With this “WEAF Babe the noted exceptions, the remaining lum- Ruth Baseball Club” ber comes with an auction LOA from certificate afforded a James Spence Authentications. contest winner the Opening Bid $750.00 envious opportunity to meet Ruth in per- son at a live on-air broadcast. (WEAF, incidentally, was the forerunner to the cur- rent-day WFAN.) In 320. (14) Signed Cooperstown Bats - With (12) Hall of Famers compliance with the Some earned acclaim on the mound, some did so at the plate and still others with the leather, but residence in rules, the youngster Cooperstown is the common thread among the majority of icons who signed the fourteen bats in this lot. prepared a question These ready-to-display limited edition models are decorated with black or blue Sharpie signatures that aver- for the Yankee slug- age (“8-9”) quality throughout. Includes: Bench, (2) Colavito, (2) Fisk, Kell, L. MacPhail, Palmer, Rice, ger and wrote it on Schmidt, Schoendienst, Slaughter, Smith and Yount. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence an index card Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website. adhered to the back Opening Bid $400.00 of the certificate. The boy’s reward was a bold and crisp Ruth autograph, which trumpets (“10”) strength and clarity (on the index card). Showcasing Ruth’s image and an “NBC” logo, the cer- tificate shows (VG-EX) quality with vertical compacting folds. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00

321. (15) 325. Signed 324. 1926-1928 New York Yankees Pat Collins Cut Clark Cooperstown Signature - PSA Authentic Bats With (6) Griffith Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, this decidedly bold Inscriptions Signed cut signature (“8-9” strength) was executed by Pat Collins, a key principal on Each - Black & on pennant-winning Yankees rosters of 1926, 1927 and 1928. Striking clari- White ty shows on this penciled scripting from a catcher who combined to hit Including .500 and post a .636 on-base percentage in those three World Series games. Ford and Yaz Hall of Opening Bid $400.00 These white ash Fame “Cooperstown Bat” Postcard display weapons The showcase the bold Washington autographs and area collector inscribed accom- will undoubt- plishments of fif- edly be inter- teen separate former ested in the Major League play- offered Clark ers. Specifically, the Griffith signatures average signed black- (“9”) strength, and-white include nicknames Hall of Fame and are accompa- postcard. The nied by notations circa-1946- (in the appropriate 1952 player’s hand) of Albertype is (6) lifetime statis- endorsed by tics or highlights. Griffith Ideal for display, (d.1955) on the bats include: J. the upper por- Clark, Dempsey, D. tion in blue 326. Jackie Robinson Signed Index Card—PSA/DNA 9 DiMaggio, W. Ford, ink with the Graded Mint 9 by PSA/DNA. For those who bleed “Dodger Blue” it is hard to beat Gwynn, Kingman, 322. Recent Hall of Famer Single-Signed Bat Lot of (6) signature dis- the offered Jackie Robinson signed index card. Penned directly on the unlined portion McLain, Raines, F. These display bats are individually autographed by the last six hitters to be enshrined playing the of a clean 3x5 index card, the perfectly centered endorsement is preceded by a saluta- Robinson, G. Scott, in the hallowed halls of Cooperstown. The commemorative weapons contain black or attributes of a tion. The black ink signature is absent of any significant flaws and exhibits an impres- Shantz, Tresh, Vernon, Yastrzemski and Zernial. Accompanying is an blue Sharpie scriptings that average (“9”) strength and include Gwynn, Henderson, (“7”) exam- sive visual appeal. Four decades have passed since Robinson (d.1972) succumbed to auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed listing Rice, Ripken, Sandberg and Smith. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James ple. The reverse is clean, and this Hall of Fame item otherwise grades (EX) with mod- diabetes, proving this signed ephemera to be a premier investment piece for the savvy available on our website. Spence Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website. erate corner wear. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Hall of Fame autograph investor. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

74 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 75 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 331. Walter Johnson 332. Hartnett/ JOHN OSCETA, SR. was born in New York City's Upper East Side during the summer of 1924. Like many youngsters in NYC during 1939 Signed GPC - Durocher/ Lajoie the Depression, John had to help raise his siblings and learned about life on the streets. His only escape was to go to Yankee Stadium and JSA 6 1938 Signed GPC - watch the games from the bleachers, so he went every chance he got. As a teenager he began to write to the ballplayers. He was pleased by Encapsulated by BVG with auto- PSA 8 the response and spent the next 60 years looking at his ballplayer autographs and remembering his days at Yankee Stadium. graph graded (“6”) by JSA. In Encapsulated by BVG with compliance with a fan’s request, autographs graded (“8”) by JSA. Hall of Fame fireballer Walter Securing three Hall of Fame sig- 327. Lou Gehrig 328. (39) 1930s- Johnson signed the offered post- natures in one fell swoop, the card. On the blank reverse of this Signed 1938 1960s Baseball & original recipient of the offered 5-1/2 x 3-1/4” card, Johnson has postcard was no doubt pleased Postcard With Movie Star Signed penned “Best Wishes Always – with the return correspondence. Lengthy Note - JSA 6 Index Cards & Walter Johnson.” The flowing Executed in black or blue ink Encapsulated by BVG with Cuts signature has experienced mini- fountain pen in November, 1938 mal fading but still maintains a autograph graded (“6”) by JSA. Acclaimed baseball players (as evidenced by the postmark), clear and legible quality. The Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig and actors from the “gold- the unmistakable scriptings of item is postmarked “MAR 11 showed his selfless tendencies en age” of American histo- Gabby Hartnett, Leo Durocher 1939” from Johnson’s rural in the telling handwritten mes- ry are front and center with and Nap Lajoie (signed “Larry Maryland address. sage on this postcard. these (39) 1930s-1960s Lajoie”) show potency and clar- Opening Bid $250.00 Composed during the Yankees’ signed index cards and cut ity. The item shows two vertical 1938 spring training session in signatures. Highlights creases, neither of which inter- 1938 (Gehrig’s last before his include Baseball: (34 feres with the signatures. tragic illness), the content is items) with Signed Trading Opening Bid $250.00 entirely in Gehrig’s hand and Cards: (6 cards) with 1936 offers apologetic sentiments to a R312 Pastels Dickey (“8”, New York man whose previous trimmed), 1936 R314 correspondence to Gehrig had Goudey Wide Pens: Cronin been lost. Executed sideways (“6”, trimmed), Gehringer (in an effort to conserve space) (“8”, FR); 1936 Wheaties on the message portion of the 5- Series 3 J. Wilson (d.1947, 1/2 x 3-1/2”, Gehrig’s text “9”, trimmed), 1937 reads: “Dear John – I’m sorry, Goudey Wide Pens Feller (Pitching, FR); Signed Government Postcards: (26 signa- but I can’t recall having tures, all “7-8”, unless noted with many having salutations or personalization) with received the picture you sent – Cronin (“3-4”, pencil), Frick, Grove (“6”, pencil), (2) Hartnett, Rolfe, VanderMeer; Maybe it was lost, or is in my Signed Stationery: (2 items) with Dickey (“8”) with note; Movie Stars: (5 items) with 333. Honus Wagner Signed GPC— mail in N.Y. Best wishes Lou 1.) dated 3/9/40 TLS Bing Crosby letter (“9”, first name only); 2.) single-signed Joan BVG/JSA 8 Gehrig.” A fitting match to its author’s demeanor, the signature is unassuming in size Crawford (“10”, scrapbook page); 3.) single-signed Robert Taylor (“7”, scrapbook Encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“8”) and is void of the ostentatious qualities of his contemporaries’ scriptings. Postmarked page) and 4.) multi-signed hotel stationery with (10) signatures. Auction LOA from and assessed as authentic by JSA. Presented is a Honus “APR 5 1938 – FORT WORTH TEXAS,” the postcard likely originated in St. James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death Wagner (d.1955) signed government postcard. The Petersburg, Florida, whose scenic Suwannee Hotel and Mirror Lake Park is pictured dates, please visit our website. ephemeron is postmarked to 1939 and exhibits a full on the front. Opening Bid $250.00 name variation of the Hall of Famer on the obverse. A Opening Bid $500.00 Pirates 1939 inscription adorns the endorsement. A top- notch signed examplar of the beloved Pittsburgh slugger. Opening Bid $300.00

329. (5) Tougher Baseball Signed BVG/JSA Graded Postcards The offered lot contains five tougher baseball signatures, which have been graded and encapsulated in BVG/JSA hold- 334. 1937 ers. Included are: Greenberg 1930s photo-postcard (d.1986, Wheaties “6”, personalized with lengthy inscription), Harridge GPC (d.1971, “8”, personalized), Hornsby GPC (d.1963, “5”) and Signed Mel Williams GPC (d.2002, “7”). The final piece is a 1936 Ott Panel— Goudey #21 P. Martin (d.1965) in PR condition, signed BVG/JSA 8 twice with one graded a BVG 8 (right edge) and one rating a Encapsulated by “3” (left-edge). This impressive collection will be a wel- BVG with an auto- comed addition to any Hall of Fame autograph collection. graph grade of Opening Bid $300.00 (“8”) and assessed as authentic by JSA. Offered is a Mel Ott (d.1958) signed 1937 Wheaties panel. Although the pared cardboard relic dis- plays a combina- tion of wear, Ott’s 330. Lou Gehrig 1937 Signed Hotel Postcard - PSA 7 black fountain pen 335. Tris Speaker Signed GPC—BVG/JSA 8 Encapsulated by BGS with autograph graded (“7”) by JSA. Unaware of the fatal ail- script is precisely Encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“8”) and assessed as authentic by ment that was about to abbreviate both his career and life, Lou Gehrig pressed on dur- placed on his left JSA. The Hall of Fame collector will relish the offered Tris Speaker (d.1958) signed ing the summer of 1937. Decorated with Gehrig’s penciled autograph, the offered post- shoulder. Ideal for government postcard. The correspondence item is postmarked to 1939. The obverse is card is evidence of the Hall of Famer’s selfless tendencies. The front features a colorful the New York personalized with a salutation and includes the note “I wish you much success in your likeness of the Hotel Chase in St. Louis, Missouri. On the message portion of the Giants historian or collection. Best Wishes-Tris Speaker”. From the original collection to yours, this reverse, Gehrig’s inscription reads “Best Wishes John – Lou Gehrig.” It is addressed to fans of this often signed GPC is definitely “one to get” for Speaker fans. the recipient in Gehrig’s hand, as well. Dated “AUG 27 1937,” the item was postmarked overlooked slug- Opening Bid $200.00 on the day he performed in consecutive game number 1,924 (in St. Louis). ger. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

76 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 77 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 337. (3) Tough Yankees Signed Cuts - With Allen, Gordon and Ruffing - JSA Each item has 341. Walter Johnson Signed Index 342. Rogers Hornsby Signed Index 343. Kid Nichols Signed Index Card- been encapsulat- Card-BVG/JSA 7 Card-BVG/JSA 8 BVG/JSA 8 ed by BVG with Four years before his death in 1946, Walter Johnson Presented is a Rogers Hornsby (d.1963) signed index Nineteenth-century pitching icon Charles “Kid” Nichols autographs indi- signed the offered index card for an admiring fan. card. Graded “Authentic” by BVG/JSA and assigned a (d.1953) places his endorsement on the offered index vidually graded Graded “Authentic” by BVG/JSA and assigned a numerical grade of (“8”), the blue ink script stands out card, graded “Authentic” by BVG/JSA and assigned a by JSA. numerical grade of (“7”), the signed card also comes on the off-white surface. The grading service inadver- numerical grade of (“8”). Few Nichols examplars have Acquired sepa- with a dated 1942 one-page letter and envelope. As a tently encapsulated this index card with Hornsby show- surfaced in the hobby, so this scarce autograph will add 336. Jimmie Foxx Signed GPC—BVG/JSA 6 rately by a dili- charter member of the Class of 1936, autographed ing on the reverse. An unidentified signatory placed his depth to any Hall of Fame collection. Encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“6”) and assessed as authentic by gent collector Johnson material is in perpetual demand. This endorsed autograph on the opposite side of the piece. Opening Bid $300.00 JSA. The hard-hitting Jimmie Foxx (d.1967) is represented on this signed government during the ephemera is an ideal accompaniment to any “Beltway” Opening Bid $250.00 postcard. This collectible is postmarked to 1938. The signature quality is moderately 1930s, these themed gathering. affected by a surface crease and postmark transfer. Despite those flaws, the lengthy tough-to-gather Opening Bid $300.00 script still exhibits an impressive eye appeal. New York Opening Bid $250.00 Yankee auto- graphs include: Johnny Allen (JSA 8, 1936 R312 Pastels); Joe Gordon (JSA 7, GPC dated “Sep 2, 1938”); and Red Ruffing (JSA 7, GPC dated “Sep 1, 1938”). Opening Bid $200.00

338. Cy Young Signed GPC—BVG/JSA 6 Encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“6”) and assessed as authentic by JSA. The career leader for wins and losses in a career, Cy Young (d.1955) comes up aces on this postmarked 1939 signed government postcard. The endorsement is pre- 344. Grover Alexander Signed Index 345. Tris Speaker Signed Index Card 346. Joe Gordon Signed Postcard - ceded by a dated salutation and is followed by a Peoli Ohio inscription. The blue ink BVG Authentic endorsement is lightly smeared, but still presents nicely. Card BVG/JSA 7 BVG/JSA 7 Posthumously selected for enshrinement in Opening Bid $200.00 Presented is a Grover Cleveland Alexander (d.1950) Offered is a Tris Speaker (d.1958) signed index card. signed index card. Judged “Authentic” by BVG/JSA Judged “Authentic” by BVG/JSA and given a numeri- Cooperstown, former New York Yankee second base- and given a numerical grade of (“7”), the blue script for cal grade of (“7”), this blue “Grey Eagle” is placed man Joe Gordon will be the twentieth Bronx Bomber Old Pete spans nearly 4” in length. Preceding his auto- directly in the center of the item and appears much so honored. Back in 1940, Gordon autographed this 5- graph is either a salutation or the name of the person he nicer than the given technical grade. 1/2 x 3-1/4 postcard. Encapsulated with the signature was submitting his signature to. A fine example of a Opening Bid $250.00 assessed “Authentic” by BVG, the blank side contains a legendary Nebraskan who nearly won 400 games over blue ink scripting that warrants a grade of (“7”). 340. (3) three decades. Opening Bid $200.00 Philadelphia Opening Bid $250.00 Athletics Signed GPC/Cuts: Cochrane, Collins & Mack Each encapsulated by BVG and assessed as authentic by JSA. A tantalizing trio of Philadelphia Athletics is found with these signed government post- 347. Roger Maris Cut Signature - 348. Mickey Mantle Signed 3x5 Card 349. Mordecai Brown Signed Index cards and cut sig- natures. Included: BVG Authentic - BVG 9 Card BVG/JSA 9 Cochrane (d.1962, Former single-season longball titlist Roger Maris Encapsulated and graded (“9”) by BVG/JSA this Mordecai “Three Finger” Brown (d.1948) is the endors- “7”, scrap affixed signed the blank side of this unevenly trimmed sheet in Mickey Mantle black ink autograph is as potent as the er of this signed index card. Judged “Authentic” by 1982. Encapsulated and deemed “Authentic” by BVG, former switch-hitter’s bat. It is executed on the blank BVG/JSA and given a numerical grade of (“9”), the 339. Ty Cobb Signed GPC—BVG/JSA 8 to bottom of 1936 Goudey), E. the self-effacing slugger’s black ink penning is some- side of a 3x5 sheet. beloved Brown added a Cub as an inscription. It Encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“8”) and assessed as authentic by Collins (d.1951, what faded but warrants a (“6”) assessment. Opening Bid $200.00 appears Brown wanted to emphasize his connection JSA. Although dismissed as a curmudgeon by many of his peers, Ty Cobb (d.1961) “7”, 1940 post- Opening Bid $250.00 with the “Windy City” club, as he underlined his team was more than giving when an autograph request came his way. Presented is a post- marked) and Mack name twice. This lovely script is ideal for the ardent marked 1939 government postcard that is endorsed by the Hall of Famer. The care- (d.1956, “7”, 1938 Cub supporter or Hall of Fame investor. fully placed black fountain pen script is well centered and exhibits a pleasing visual postmarked). Opening Bid $250.00 appeal. Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 $200.00

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350. (4) Hall of Famer Signed GPC/ Index Cards-All BVG/JSA 351. Dated 1947 Chief Bender Signed GPC Offered is a scarce GPC bearing a black fountain signature from Hall of Famer Chief Add to your Hall of Fame signature collection with these four autographed GPC or Bender (d.1954). The card is dated on the front, 10/27/47, and exhibits postal mark- index cards. Each is judged as “Authentic” by BVG/JSA, including Duffy (d.1954, ings on the back from four days later. The “Chief” rates a (“6”) while “Bender” rates a Red Sox Coach, GPC), Goslin (d.1971), Maranville (d.1954, ”Yours in Sports”, GPC) (“9”) in slightly wider fountain, attributed to switching pens as the former ran out of 355. 1930s Goudey & Diamond Stars Autographed Card Lot of (14) and Wallace (d.1960). Although no autograph grades are assigned, these blue or black ink. This lovely GPC comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Offered are fourteen autographed Goudey and Diamond Stars cards with a few tough signatures. Keys ink signatures each present in the (“8-9”) range. Authentications. include 1933 Goudey: #36 Thevenow (“8”), #194 Averill (“7”); 1934 Goudey: #30 Solters (“8”), #42 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Allen (“7”), Trosky (“7”); 1934-36 Diamond Stars: #35 Averill (“7”), #80 Chiozza (“7”) and #85 Solters (“8”). All signature are in blue ink. Please visit our website for a complete listing and grades for all cards. Opening Bid $400.00

352. Jimmie Foxx Signed Index Card-BVG/JSA 10 Judged as “Authentic” by BVG/JSA and assigned a perfect autograph grade of (“10”), 356. 1963 Topps #99 Jim Umbricht Signed BVG/JSA presented is a spectacular Jimmie Foxx signed index card. “The Beast” penned this Unmatched in both the Beckett and PSA population reports, offered is an exceedingly rare Jim Umbricht signature (d.1964, “8”). Penned in ballpoint on a 1963 Topps baseball especially clean index card in blue ink and placed his endorsement directly in the cen- card, this signature is surely missing from most, if not all, 1963 Topps autographed sets. Noted as the toughest autograph in this series, the card was penned by Umbricht during ter of the card. Although overshadowed by contemporaries Ruth and Gehrig, the slug- the few months between the release of the 1963 Topps issue and his untimely death due to lymphoma on April 8, 1964. This incredible specimen is housed in an Authentic ger commands this display piece, which exhibits incredible eye appeal. BVG/JSA holder. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

357. 1973 358. (251) Kellogg’s 1982-1997 Signed Signed Near Set Donruss (53/54) Diamond The offered Kings with 1973 Kellogg’s (65) Hall of signed near set of (53/54) cards Famers will be of inter- Presented is a est to oddball tremendous collectors and accumulation of autograph (251) 1982-1997 hounds alike. signed Donruss Missing only a Diamond Kings signed example highlighted by a of #20 Hunter whopping (65) for completion, Hall of Famers. the 1973 The majority of Kellogg’s series the blue or black is the only set ink autographs of the cereal grade in the (“8- manufacturer’s 9”) range or bet- thirteen- year ter and moderate run that was duplication is endorsed on the found throughout 353. Baseball Cut Signatures Lot - With Hornsby, Clarke front. Each of the primarily and Wallace 354. 1989 Perez-Steele Celebration Set with (39) these primarily (NM) assort- Baseball legends spanning six decades have signed the (6) items in the offered lot. Autographs (NM) cards are ment. Highlights The black or blue ink signatures average (“8-9”) quality on mediums that include Dick Perez created a true masterpiece when he published the Celebration series in penned cleanly include Donruss newspaper images, a color photograph and several blank sheets. A 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” 1989. This 44-card postcard set comes in a sturdy leather box with colorful imagery of in blue or black Diamond Kings: 1982: (26 cards) with #1 Rose, (2) #15 Brett; 1983: (35 cards) with personal color photo is signed by McKechnie, Roush and Vander Meer (all “7”). early ball players plying their craft and a 12-page heavyweight paper book featuring Sharpie, with (2) #3 R. Jackson, (3) #8 Stargell, #25 Yastrzemski; 1984: (25 cards) with #22 Early-1930s Washington Post images are signed by Bolton and Hornsby. Cut signa- the artwork. This set is serially numbered (#/587/10,000) and has (39/44) of the beau- the autographs Murray; 1985: #14 Ripken Jr.; 1986: #602 Aaron, 1986 Leaf: #260 Rose; 1992: (30 tures include: Clarke, Crawford and Wallace (all on the same sheet); Bender, tiful cards signed in fiber-trip marker. Highlights include Aaron, Bell, Chandler, primarily faring cards) with #22 R. Johnson; 1993 #2 Sandberg, 1997: #9 R. Johnson; Other Donruss Brideweser (latter portion missing), Cochrane, Durocher, Grove, Fowler, O. Friend, B. Mantle, Mathews, Musial, Reese, Spahn, Stargell, T. Williams and Yastrzemski. Only in the (“8-9”) Sets: 1983 Hall of Fame Heroes: (23 cards) with #21 Grimes, #34 Aaron; 1987 Leaf Harris, C. Harris, B. Hooper, H. Hooper, Klaus, Limmer, Maxwell, Pesky (latter por- Campanella and Conlan are missing for a complete signed set. These (“9-10”) auto- range or better. Key examples include #6 Rose, #16 Ryan, #22 R. Jackson and #25 Candy City: (6 cards) with #7 Aaron and #8 Reese. Auction LOA from James Spence tion missing), Scheib, Tighe and Turley. Accompanying is an auction LOA from graphs come with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a com- Stargell. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please James Spence Authentications. plete list of players and applicable death dates, please visit our website. cards, please visit our website. visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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359. Ripken Family Collection - With (49) Signed Items 363. 1939 National League All-Star Team-Signed Photo - With Ott As much a Baltimore institution as Esskay Hot Dogs and Natty Boh beer, the Ripken The offered vintage photograph is signed by twenty-eight of its Mid-Summer Classic subjects. family defined the Oriole tradition for nearly five decades. This lot features (49) items Specifically, this sepia-toned likeness depicts the 1939 National League All-Star team. While this roster signed by the likes of Cal, Sr., Cal, Jr. and Billy. The black or blue Sharpie autographs proved no match for a Joe McCarthy-piloted squad comprised of no fewer than six starters from his average (“9”) strength and clarity and have been executed on (NM-MT) baseball cards Yankee roster, they participated in earnest and signed in like fashion, executing black ink fountain pen and Orioles team-issued postcards. Includes Cal Ripken, Sr.: (26) with (2) 1986 scriptings that average (“7-8”) quality to this day. Includes: Arnovich, Camilli, Corriden (coach), Topps #102, (9) 1988 Topps #444 and (15) 1987 Leaf #625; Cal Ripken, Jr.: 1982 Danning, Davis, Derringer, Fette (“3”), Frey, Goodman, Hack, Hartnett (manager), Herman, Jurges, Donruss #405 RC, 1982 Fleer #176 RC, 1984 Fleer #17, (15) 1991 Donruss #223 and Lee, Lombardi, Lotshaw (trainer), McCormick, Medwick, Mize, Moore, Ott, Root, Terry, Vander Meer, 364. Dizzy Dean Signed Photograph (14) Orioles team-issued postcards. Additional signed items include (2) March 9, 1987 Vaughan, Walters, Warneke (“5”) and Wilson (trainer). Housed in a 21 x 13-1/2” frame, the photo has An uncharacteristically intense Dizzy Dean (d.1974) is front-and-center Sports Illustrated issues (both EX), one signed by Cal, Sr. and Cal, Jr. and the other similar dimensions and show apparent (VG-EX) quality, with peripheral creases that do not affect the signed by Cal, Sr. and Billy. Unsigned Cal Ripken, Jr. cards include 1982 Donruss 360. Hall of Fame Ball (20 Signatures) and (64) Signed Cards on this signed black-and-white photograph. “Ole Diz” penned his right signatures. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. shoulder on the 8x10 picture in blue ink, with the script grading an #405 RC, 1982 Topps #21 RC, 1983 Fleer #70, 1983 Topps #163 and 1984 Topps Hall of Famer and superstar autographs emerge prominently in this offering. Included: Opening Bid $250.00 appealing (“7”). The glossy surface reveals a minor surface crease #490. Included, as well, is an “Immortal Cal” newspaper printing plate from the Hall of Famer Signed Ball a gorgeous snow-white OAL sphere (grade “9”) with (20) noticeable only on close scrutiny. A fine portrait accompanied by an September 7, 1995 front page of the Baltimore Sun. Accompanying is an auction LOA signatures (with ballpoint pennings showing “9” strength and their felt tip counterparts auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. from James Spence Authentications. averaging “6” because of ink migration). Highlights include: Ferrell, Gehringer, Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Musial and T. Williams; (64) Signed Cards collector’s issue examples signed by their subjects (average “9-10”) with highlights including: (2) Berra, Conlan, Dickey, (2) J. Hunter, Leonard, Mize and Rizzuto. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 361. (164) Opening Bid $200.00 1950s-1980s Autographed 362. (1100+) Baseball 1970s-1990s Cards with Autographed (81) Hall of Baseball Famers— Card Lot Loaded with Stars Presented is an Presented is a for- impressive assort- midable accumula- ment of (164) tion of (1100+) 1950s-1980s auto- 1970s-1990s auto- graphed baseball graphed baseball cards, nearly half of cards. These signa- which features a tures are found on Cooperstown cards from every enshrinee. The major manufacturer majority of cards and a smattering of come from 1980s regional issues. mainstream or col- The majority of lector’s issues with these autographs moderate player grade in the (“8-9”) duplication found range, while the throughout. Penned cards themselves 366. (6) primarily in blue or have an average Derek black ink, the auto- grade of (NM). graphs average in Highlights include Jeter & the (“8-9”) range or Hall of Famers: Cal better. Additionally, (15 cards) with 365. Roger Maris Signed Wingfield Type One Photograph Ripken the majority of Carlton, Carter, Fresh from the ball fields of North Dakota, a youthful Roger Maris is all business on Signed cards average (NM) Gwynn, Irvin, this circa 1958-59 signed Don Wingfield “type one” photograph. This black-and-white with pre-1980 examples faring lesser. Highlights include Hall of Famers: (81 cards) Jenkins, Kell, Molitor, Palmer, Perez, Perry, B. Robinson, O. Smith, Snider, Stargell 8x10 picture depicts Maris as a member of the Kansas City Athletics. On the slugger’s 16x20 with Bench, Berra, Carlton, Greenberg, (2) Herman, (2) Hubbell, (4) Kaline, Mantle (d.2001); Stars: (78 cards) with Blyleven, Canseco, Dawson, Glavine, Garvey, right shoulder, Maris placed a personalized endorsement with an additional salutation. Photographs (1964 Topps Giants), Musial, Rizzuto, Ryan, Yastrzemski; Stars/Deceased: (10 cards) Murphy, Mussina, Raines and I. Rodriguez. Stars mentioned in the catalog and listed The blue script grades an eye-catching (“7-8”). Although the photograph has sustained Two of the most beloved modern baseball players are the subjects of these six Derek with Adcock, (3) Quisenberry and (2) Torre. Auction LOA from James Spence on our website come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. While moderate creasing and peripheral notching, the clean reverse displays the Wingfield Jeter and Cal Ripken signed 16x20 photographs. Each ready-to-display picture is penned Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please the remaining (1050+) signed cards are not covered by the LOA, they are presumed stamping and pencil notation. The bottom right corner is accompanied by a CBG in blue Sharpie, with the sizable endorsements grading in the (“9-10”) range. Each item visit our website. authentic. Authentic hologram. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. is accompanied by a hologram and matching cert card from Steiner Sports Memorabilia. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

82 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 83 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 367. Roger Maris 368. (9) & Mickey Mantle Mickey Signed 8x10 Mantle Plaque Collectibles - This Roger Maris and With (3) Mickey Mantle dual- Autographs signed 8x10 photograph The Commerce is an ideal adornment for Comet takes center the “Bronx Bomber” stage in this lot of devotee. Penned in blue nine pieces, three of Sharpie, Mantle (d.1995) which are signed grades an eye-catching (“9-10” strength) by (“8”) while Maris the Hall of Famer. (d.1985) comes in at an Ready-for-display attractive (“9”). The pic- autographed items ture is lightly adhered to include: 1.) a 24x18 a handsome 10-1/2” x 13 Robert Stephen plaque, although the sig- Simon print; 2.) a natures do not suffer as a 16x20 color print of consequence. This ready- Mantle gripping a to-display item comes trio of bats; and 3.) a with an auction LOA signed 1983 TCMA from James Spence 373. 1969 New York Mets Signed Framed Display - With card. Accompanying Authentications. (31) Signatures is an auction LOA Opening Bid $200.00 Still “Amazin’” after twenty-five years, the 1969 New York Mets’ improbable World from James Spence Series win over Baltimore was celebrated in 1994 by a limited-edition postcard set illus- Authentications. trated by Ron Lewis. The offered display features an uncut sheet of those collectibles Additional items with (31) powerful signatures of the subjects. Housed in a 29-1/8 x 39-3/4” frame with described on our website. white-on-orange matting, (28) of the images are decorated with blue Sharpie signatures Opening Bid $250.00 that show (“9-10”) strength throughout. In addition, there are (2) cut signatures and (1) signed black-and-white print. Highlights include: Agee, Berra, Clendenon, Hodges, Jones, McGraw, Ryan and Seaver. Accompanying is a full photo LOA (cert #48294) from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. 369. Balance of Collection of Autographed Flats - With Hartnett, Opening Bid $250.00 Sisler and Yawkey Postcards, index cards and 8x10 photographs in this lot are decorated with the bold signatures of 374. Mantle/ Ford/ 372. 1961 New York Yankees Autograph Collage - With some of baseball’s most famous legends. Included are Yellow HOF Plaque Postcards (23) with Martin Signed Carey, Cronin, Haines, Koufax, Rice (B&W) and L. Waner; 8x10 Photographs (32) with Full PSA Letter Banks, Carey (B&W), Clemens, Lyons (B&W), Mathews, Rizzuto (B&W) and Yastrzemski; Often compared to their 1927 predecessors as possibly the best team in baseball, Framed Display Photo Postcards: (27) with Averill, Coveleski, Dickey, Garcia, Hartnett, Roush, Sisler, Wynn the 1961 New York Yankees wreaked havoc on American League pitching, Teammates on five World and Yawkey; Index Cards/Cuts: (12) with Combs, Hafey, Frick, Schalk and Wheat; launching an aggregate 240 home runs on their way to a (then) club record 109 Series squads during the Miscellaneous (6) items with Ed Barrow check, G. Weiss and Harridge signed letters. For a regular-season wins. Offered is a magnificent framed display that showcases the 1950s, Mickey Mantle, comprehensive listing of items in this lot, please visit our website. Accompanying in an auction bold signature of (45) of those ‘61 Bronx Bombers. Housed in a 34 x 42-1/8 Whitey Ford and Billy LOA from James Spence Authentications. frame with pinstripe-themed matting, the central images are a black-and-white Martin were later reunited Opening Bid $300.00 team photo and a 1961 World Series program. Surrounding those attractions are to sign this handsome the coveted autographs, mostly on trading cards or index cards. With potency to framed display. Housed in match their antics that year, the signatures average (“9-10”) strength throughout. a 25-3/4 x 32” frame with Includes: Arroyo, Barber (broadcaster), Bengis (batboy), Berra, Blanchard, cream-colored matting, a 371. (113) Boyer, Cerv (inscribed “Maris and Mantle roommate”), Clevenger, Coates, colorful artist’s rendering Different Crosetti (coach), DeMaestri, Dickey (former coach), Ditmar, Downing, Duren, depicts the trio in both bust form and in action Single- Ford, Gardner, Gonder, Hale, Hamey (General Manager, signed check), Hegan, Houk (manager, inscribed “The Major”), Howard, James, Kubek, Mantle (Perez- poses with the familiar Signed Steele card), Maris, Moses (coach), Murray (batting practice pitcher), Prudenti wrought iron facade of 8x10 (batboy), Reed, Reniff, Richardson, Rizzuto (broadcaster), Sain (coach), Sheldon, Yankee Stadium accenting Skowron, Stafford, Terry, Thomas, Torgeson, Tresh and Turley. Also appearing is the background. Executed Photos of on the appropriate images, Baseball Sal Durante, the Brooklyn native who caught Maris’ 61st home run. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. the blue Sharpie signa- Stars Opening Bid $900.00 tures show (“9-10”) Here is a col- strength. Accompanying is lection of auto- an auction LOA from graphed 8x10 James Spence photographs Authentications. that includes Opening Bid $200.00 baseball Hall of Famers, All- Stars and fan favorites. The inspired group- ing includes (38) HOFers 370. (212) Hall of Fame Induction 8x10 Cards with (50) Signed headlined by Assembled is a gathering of (212) Hall of Fame Induction 8x10 photograph/stat cards. (2) Appling, This group consists of (46) single-signed pictures and (4) multi-signed examples. The Chandler, Ford, 375. (2) Mickey Mantle Signed Artist’s Proofs majority of these commemorative pieces are penned in blue or black Sharpie, with each Hubbell, R. endorsement grading in the (“9-10”) range. Highlights include Aaron, These artist’s proofs are eye-appealing on two fronts. First and foremost, each bears the Jackson, McCovey, F. Robinson, Sewell, (2) Spahn and Wynn. The (75) non-Hall of powerful blue Sharpie (perfect “10”) autograph of its subject, Mickey Mantle. Second, Aparicio/Drysdale/R. Ferrell/Killebrew/Reese, Banks, Dandridge/Hunter/B. Williams, Famers include Agee, Bauer, (2) Belanger, Clendenon, Gray, Haddix, Henrich, (4) Drysdale, Hunter (green), R. Jackson, Koufax, Mays, Musial, Newhouser, Reese, the likeness is of the boyish Mantle as he appeared on the coveted 1953 Topps #82 col- Larsen, Score, Strawberry and Vander Meer. The signatures are in blue or black lectible. Each is matted to dimensions of 16x20. Accompanying is an auction LOA from Rizzuto, Stargell, (2) T. Williams and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from James Spence Sharpie and grade in the (“8-10”) range with most grading (“9”) or better. The lot Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit James Spence Authentications. comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a listing of the Opening Bid $200.00 our website. remaining signed photos in this lot, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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376. 500 Home Run Club Signed Lithograph Print Ron Lewis’ 1988 rendition of baseball’s (then) living members of the 500 Home Run Club is signed by each of the sluggers. The blue Sharpie pennings show (“9-10”) quality throughout and includes: Williams, Robinson, Killebrew, Jackson, Mantle, Mays, Aaron, Schmidt, Banks, Mathews and McCovey. The colorful print resides in a 40-1/4 x 22-1/4” frame whose Plexiglas has a small crack. Accompanying is an auc- 380. Babe Ruth Autographed Song Lyrics tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. The elements on the offered keepsake represent the essence of baseball perhaps more Opening Bid $200.00 than any possible coupling. Given to a young contest winner at New York’s WEAF NBC affiliate, this 8-1/2 x 6-1/4” sheet has typewritten lyrics to Take Me Out to the Ball Game and, trumping that detail, the highly sought signature of Babe Ruth. Penned in black ink at the conclusion of Jack Norworth’s famous lyrics, Ruth’s auto- 377. (4) Ted Williams Signed Framed Pieces graph projects (“9”) strength and clarity. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Having realized his goal to be called “The greatest hitter that ever lived,” Ted Williams 381. 1925 Miller Huggins St. Paul Saints Signed Stock also warranted pictorial tributes like this offering of four framed autographed displays. These artists’ depictions capture the last .400 hitter and have each been decorated with his Opening Bid $500.00 powerful scripting (average ”’9” strength). Includes: (3) signed limited edition lithographs and a Perez-Steele postcard display signed by subjects Doerr, Ferrell, Williams and Certificate Yastrzemski. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website. 382. (4) On the brink of his own club’s dynasty, Hall of Fame skipper Miller Huggins made Opening Bid $250.00 what turned out to be a wise (and sizable) investment in 1925. Offered is the actual 1927 signed stock certificate validating Huggins’ well-thought expenditure. Specifically, Yankees the Yankees field boss purchased 50 shares in the St. Paul Saints American Signatures Association baseball team. Familiarity, intent and purpose were definitive factors in on Pages the investment, as Huggins had played for the Saints (then called the “Apostles”) at the turn of the century and had a working relationship with the club’s new president, from 1933 Robert Connery, who had served as a Yankee scout from 1918 through 1924. Printed “Who’s on thick stock that measures 10-3/4 x 8-1/4, this two-sided document features a Who” - design that resembles U.S. currency, with additional features including the state seal of Minnesota and a St. Paul Base Ball Club stamping. Dated February 4, 1925, the Including front of the document features legal details printed in formal script font and is Lazzeri accented by the black ink signature of Connery (“8” strength). On the reverse, and Huggins has executed a black ink fountain pen signature that shows every bit of (“9- Fletcher 10”) quality. Save for maybe Urban Shocker’s autograph, Huggins is likely the toughest and highly sought from the 1920s Yankee dynasty. While there are remnants Four of (2) strips of double-sided tape on the reverse (far from Huggins’ signature), the “Murderers item presents well with (2) normal compacting folds but no creases or tears. Row” fixtures Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. from the 1927 Opening Bid $1500.00 New York Yankees have signed their images in the offered lot. Neatly extracted 378. 500 HR Club and Triple Crown Signed Lithographs from the 1933 edition of Who’s Who In Baseball, these (4) pages feature sepia-toned Presented are (2) colorful Ron Lewis lithographs signed by their Hall of Fame subjects. Includes: images, statistics and biographical text for specific players. The signatures on the 500 Home Run Club housed in a 21x27 frame under blue matting, this 1986 print features appropriate likenesses project (‘9-10”) and include Earle Combs, Art Fletcher (coach), cameo likenesses of the (then) living 11 members of the prestigious longball fraternity. The blue Tony Lazzeri and Wilcy Moore. Save for (2) insignificant fissures atop the Combs marker signatures show (“9-10”) strength throughout and include: Aaron, Banks, Jackson, page, the items are crease free and ready for display. While each is valuable in its own Mantle, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Schmidt and Williams; Triple Crown Winners: situated in a right, the autographs of Lazzeri and Fletcher are coveted because those men passed in 28x23 frame with red matting, this 1986 composition shows the last (4) men to realize the near- 1946 and 1950, respectively. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence impossible feat, with each having signed below his image (all “9-10”). Includes (from left to Authentications. right): Robinson, Williams, Mantle and Yastrzemski. The latter item, incidentally, shows apparent Opening Bid $400.00 (EX) quality, with a crease at the upper left that does not detract from the autographs. Accompanying is an LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 383. Myles Thomas 1936 Signed Letter The offered correspondence piece is composed and signed by 1926-1929 New York Yankees pitcher Myles Thomas. Typewritten on 8-1/2 x 11 “Tiffin Mud Hens” letterhead, this typewritten letter was authored and signed by Thomas when he served in a managerial capacity in May 1936. In reply to a manager or executive from another club, the letter details the reasons that Thomas can or cannot use certain players at specific posi- 379. 3000 Hit Club & Kings of Baseball Signed Ron Lewis Pieces tions. In regard to a second baseman named “Bates,” Thomas explains that his club already has a local star at Adorn your den or office with this tandem of multi-signed Ron Lewis display pieces. Each framed and that position and that “to replace him would be like nailing up the entrance of the park.” Further along, Thomas matted artwork is penned in blue Sharpie with the endorsements averaging in the (“9-10”) range. Included are 1.) multi-signed “The 3000 Hit Club” lithograph by Lewis. This tells how one of his catchers left the team “either through an offer of a better job or fear of someone stealing 23-1/2 x 42-1/2” item is endorsed by twelve legends and the artist including Aaron, Brett, Brock, Carew, Kaline, Mays, Murray, Musial, Rose, Winfield, Yastrzemski and Yount. his best girl.” At the conclusion, Thomas’ black ink signature projects (“9-10”) strength and clarity. The page A portion of the Plexiglas reveals a 7” surface scratch; 2.) multi-signed “The Kings” artist proof lithograph by Lewis. This 32x42 lithograph is autographed by statistical leaders has some stray red marks (likely grease pencil) and a penciled notation at the upper left. Free of creases or in a variety of categories including Aaron, Henderson, Rose and Ryan. Each legend added their record-breaking achievement as an inscription. Auction LOA from James Spence tears, the item presents quite nicely, with (2) normal horizontal mailing folds. Accompanying is an auction Authentications. LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $750.00

86 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 87 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 388. 1933 San Francisco Seals Team- Signed Sheet - With Early DiMaggio Long before he took the 389. 1969 Baseball Encyclopedia With (450+) Autographs American - Including (89) Hall of Famers League by storm, Detailing America’s National Pastime from its beginnings through the era of division Joe DiMaggio play, this desirable first edition printing of The Baseball Encyclopedia (Macmillan, signed the 2,337 pages, Toronto, Ontario, 1969) is signed by no fewer than 450 different players. offered page. In From marquee Hall of Famers to lesser-known players, all performed in “The Show” all, (10) mem- and thus made appearances in both print and autograph form. Executed in various bers of the 1933 writing instruments, the signatures average (“9”) strength and clarity with highlights San Francisco including: Aaron, Banks, Berra, Dickey, DiMaggio, Doby, Drysdale, Flood, Furillo, Seals have Greenberg, Hoyt, Koufax, Mantle, B. Martin, Musial, Reese and T. Williams. signed this 4-3/8 Complete with its original slipcase (VG-EX with corner and edge wear), the volume is x 6” sheet. The (VG) with covers and all pages intact, but spine and cover wear account for the tech- blue ink, steel-tip nical grade. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A signatures aver- more comprehensive autograph listing is available on our website. age (“9”) Opening Bid $500.00 strength. Tenth 384. 1961 New York Yankees Framed Autograph Display and last on the Among the few measuring sticks for single-season dominance, the 1961 New York Yankees draw list (as if to pro- expected attention in this framed display that features forty different autographs. This mammoth vide punctua- 53x42 inch framed display has been professionally matted featuring index cards or cut signatures for tion), DiMaggio’s signature projects (“8”) quality. Additional signatures include Ike most of the talent-laden Yankees, unless otherwise noted. Key signatures include Mantle (8x10 Caveney, John Fenton, Augie Galen, Art Garibaldi, Mike Hunt, Leo Ostenberg, Ed photo, PSA/DNA, signed in blue Sharpie “9-10”), Maris (“9”), Howard (PSA Authentic 3x5 card), 385. 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Signed Dress Stutz and (2) unidentified signatures. Executed before he ever left his native San Berra (“7”), Ford (“9”), Crosetti (coach, “8”), Johnson (1960 Topps card, “6”), Kubek (“8”), Shirt - With Foxx, Cochrane and Simmons Francisco, a DiMaggio signature from this era is exceedingly rare. Accompanying is Skowron (“10”), Torgeson (“7”) and Richardson (“10”). The die-cut matting and exquisite presenta- Stylish on the diamond as they unseated the mighty Bronx an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. tion makes this dynamic piece an aesthetically pleasing display. For a complete listing of all the sig- Bombers to touch off a three-year dynasty of their own, the 1929 Opening Bid $400.00 natories, please visit our website. The item comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA for the Philadelphia Athletics made a “fashion statement” of another entire piece as well as a full photo LOA for the Mantle photograph. Due to the size of this framed kind as they signed this white button-down dress shirt. While it’s item, shipping surcharges apply. a decidedly unusual canvas for baseball autographs, the garment Opening Bid $1500.00 is housed in a 16-1/4 x 24” frame and on it the signatures dis- 390. 1969 MLB/ Sheraton Signed Lot with (2) J. Robinson play quite nicely (average “6-7” strength”). The bold scriptings From young Congressman George H.W. Bush to Roberto Clemente, the 1969 MLB 100th Anniversary din- include: Right Panel: Collins, Boley, Miller, LeBourveau, ner was a spectacle bringing together hundreds of people from the athletic, military and political realms to Burns, Haas, Rommel, Yerkes, Quinn, Walberg, Summa and celebrate the great American Pastime. Presented is an amazing collection featuring four signed flats from Simmons; Left Panel: Dykes, Ehmke, Earnshaw, Cochrane, this memorable event held at the Sheraton-Park Hotel (Washington, DC). Included are: 1.) Seating 386. George Pipgras Perkins, French, Shores, Cronin, Bishop, Ebbing, Breckenridge, Arrangement guide signed by (6) with Kuhn, J. Owens (d.1980) and J. Robinson (d.1972), signatures rate Signed Letter to Foxx and Gleason. Additionally, Hale has signed the button path. (average “9” with the Owens slightly overlapping the Kuhn and Robinson); 2.) Sheraton 4x6 note-pad The unusual surface has resulted in ink migration, though none Miller Huggins Sister signed by (12) with Berra, Cosell, DiMaggio (d.1999), J. Owens, Traynor (d.1972) and Vander Meer, signatures average (“9”) with occasional slight name-overlapping; 3.) of this affects the clarity of these signatures. Also, intermittent Sheraton 7x10 loose-leaf signed by (9) with DiMaggio, Grove (d.1975), Robert McClory (d.1988), Schacht (d.1984), average (“8”); 4.) 11x4 cut signed by J. Robinson, Stengel Winning three World spots and age-induced discoloration affect the shirt, but not the (d.1975) and Campanella (secretarial) with signatures averaging (“8”). Penned in blue/red ballpoint and black fiber-tip, these impressive signatures are accompanied by an auc- Championships with the Yankees autographs. Accompanying is a full photo LOA (cert #B15969) tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information regarding this significant collection. including a (3-0) record and 2.77 from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00 ERA in the World Series, George Opening Bid $400.00 Pipgras (d.1986) was a valued staple in the Yanks rotation for 391. (4) 392. eight campaigns. Presented is an Mickey Interesting impressive handwritten and Mantle Baseball signed letter penned by Pipgras Insert, (“7”) in black fountain addressed Autographed to Myrtle Huggins, sister of Pieces with Signed Ball Yankees icon Miller Huggins. Glove and Cut The opened letter measures 11x7 Fans of the Auto Group displaying smooth edges with the “Commerce with Jackie exclusion of the cropped return Comet” will address on the upper right. undoubtedly be Robinson Within the text, Pipgras, member of the 1927 Yankees, thanks Huggins for a team picture sent to Pipgras interested in these Superstars and and briefly notes that all is well within the family. The quarter-folded letter displays only minor toning on four Mickey super teams have period paper from shortly after Pipgras retired, neatly framed and matted to 18x14. Auction LOA from Mantle auto- autographed the James Spence Authentications. graphed pieces. keepsakes in the Opening Bid $200.00 These items are offered lot. The penned in blue or black or blue ballpoint pennings average (“9”) quality throughout. Highlighted is a black ink with signatures that grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. Included are 1.) Jackie Robinson cut signature (BVG Authentic) along with five game-used/auto mem- multi-signed 1957 Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association banquet pro- orabilia cards including: 2000 UD Legends Maris jersey, 2001 SP Legendary Cuts J. 387. Collection of (14) Signed Items - With 1949 Indians Book Signed by Paige gram. This early ballpoint signature is joined on the cover by Richards (d.1986) and Robinson bat, 2006 Topps Sterling Kaline auto, 2007 SP Legendary Cuts Gehrig Reel A virtual “Who’s Who” of 1940s diamond stars is present in this lot of (14) autographed items. Highlighting the assort- M. Power ($64,000 question); Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications; History (1/1) and 2008 UD Premier Maris triple jersey (#/25). Also present are four ment is a 1949 hardcover copy of The Cleveland Indians signed on the flyleaf page by Tribe Hall of Famers Boudreau, 2.) single-signed 1960s Mantle Rawlings youth glove; 3.) single-signed 8x10 photo- autographed baseballs with: Mays (“7”, ONL, full photo LOA from James Spence Feller, Lemon, Paige and Veeck, with all showing (“9”) strength, negating the age-induced browning on the page. graph and 4.) single-signed Mantle’s Restaurant and Sports Bar postcard. The group as Authentication), Snider (“9”); 1986 New York Mets (27) signatures, ONL, ball “5”, Included, as well, is a Paige cut signature (“8”) and signed postcards (postmarked “1940”) respectively signed by: Combs, a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. PSA/DNA cert card) includes Carter, Gooden, Hernandez and Strawberry; 1987 New Dickey, Greenberg and Ruffing (all “9-10”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a Opening Bid $250.00 York Mets (32 signatures, ONL, ball “8”, JSA sticker) includes Gooden, Johnson complete list of signatures, please visit our website. (manager, sweet spot) and Strawberry. Accompanying this lot as a whole is an auction Opening Bid $250.00 LOA from James Spence Authentication. Complete list available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

88 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 89 AUTOGRAPHS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 393. 1974 Hall 394. Balance of 399. Baseball 400. Baseball of Fame Collection Signed Treasure Autograph Induction Autographed Lot - Chest - With Bats, Collection - With Plate with (4) With Mantle, Williams Cards and Photos Aaron, Rose and Signatures and (3) Bats This huge assortment of Schmidt Presented is a diffi- The brightest stars in the base- display items and col- A plethora of diamond legends cult-to-find 1974 Hall ball firmament have auto- lectibles is accentuated by past and present have signed of Fame induction graphed items in this assortment the autographs of the the items in the offered lot. plate with four signa- of thirty. Highlights include: (3) brightest stars in the base- The ready-for-display items tures. The semi-circu- Signed Photos Ford (signed ball world. The lot includes range from color photographs lar pewter display framed stat sheet, “10” baseballs, bats, cards and to baseballs to mini-helmets to piece is signed by strength); Larsen (10x8 print of artists’ prints (to name a commemorative plates, with enshrinees Bell perfect game, “10”); and Musial few of the mediums) with bold signatures that warrant (d.1990), Conlan (framed photo, signature “8”); signatures that resonate (“9-10”) assessment through- (d.1989), Ford and (3) Signed Bats Mays (“6”), between (“8”) and (“10”) out (with a few exceptions, as Mantle (d.1995). Musial (“10”) and Ripken (“9”); strength and highlighted by: noted). Highlights include: (4) Each autograph is and (23) Signed Baseballs (30) Signed Cards: includ- Signed Commemorative inked in blue Sharpie (mostly) OAL or ONL spheres ing 1960 Fleer L. Waner Plates: Aaron, Bench, Schmidt with signature with average grade of (“7”) and and 1966 Topps Mathews; and Snider; (6) Signed strengths averaging in sweet spot signatures that aver- Photographs/Lithographs: Photos: R. Johnson, Musial and Rose; (14) Signed Baseballs: Banks, Berra, Gibson, the (“8”) range. Although the etched inductee information interrupted the signatures of age (“9”) strength with highlights including: Aaron, Hunter, Jeter, Mantle, Mays (“6- Nolan Ryan 5000K R. Lewis litho; multi-signed photos of Mays/McCovey, Ryan and Yastrzemski. Accompanying are basic certificates from James Spence both Conlan and Ford, this clean presentation item will find a rightful home in any 7”), Musial, Ryan, Snider and T. Williams. Accompanying is an auction LOA from Banks/McCovey, Brett/Yount/B. Robinson and Banks/Dawson/B. Williams/Sandberg. Authentication, as well as certificates from GAI, Steiner Sports and the Score Board, den or office. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a more Inc. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 comprehensive list of this lot’s contents, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

395. Interesting 396. (3) Multi- 401. Baltimore 402. 1983 Baltimore Baseball Signed Baseball Orioles Signed Lot: Orioles Team-Signed Autograph Lot - Display Pieces Photos, Balls and Jersey - With (28) With DiMaggio with 500 Home Publications Signatures and Berra Run Club The Birds take flight in this Lamenting the near misses of 1979 More than a half-centu- Comprising (70) signa- massive assortment of signed and 1982, the Baltimore Orioles ry of diamond legends tures with a myriad of items! Rife with Oriole heroes were not to be stopped in 1983, are represented in this Hall of Fame talent are from both the Memorial winning on the strength of MVP- variety of signed items. these three multi-signed Stadium and Camden Yards caliber seasons from Ripken and Showing an average of baseball display pieces. venues, this lot has an “A to Z” Murray, and lights-out postseason (“8”) strength and clari- Each item is inked in blue checklist of O’s principals. With hurling from Boddicker. The ty, the autographs or black Sharpie with (“9- signatures averaging (“8-9”) offered Orioles home jersey is include: (11) Signed 10”) signature strength. quality, highlights include (3) autographed by (28) members of Caps with (5) Pete Highlights include: 1.) Signed Caps: 1960s and ‘70s that ‘83 title squad. This pro-model Gray, Kaline, and 500 Home Run Club: (11 pro model with (4) signatures garment is tailored to match the Musial; (7) Certified signed contemporary including Weaver; (14) Signed ones worn by Ripken, complete Signed Framed cards on 19 x 16 plaque) with Aaron, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, Schmidt, T. Williams; Postmarked Photos: with (11) with the tackle twill 8. Executed in Displays with (4) 2.) 300 Win Club: (8 signed contemporary cards on 19 x 16 plaque) with Ryan; 3.) Palmer and (4) Murray; (91) blue Sharpie on the front, the sig- Aaron and DiMaggio (not framed); (27) Negro League Cut Signature Mounted 1996 Upper Deck Heroes of Baseball All-Star Sheet: (51 signatures, 8 x 11, full photo Signed 8x10 Photos: with (11) Belanger, (2) Palmer, (18) B. Robinson, (3) F. Robinson natures average (“8-9” strength) Displays with (25) Judy Johnson and (2) Bell; Miscellaneous a 14x22 1955 World LOA from James Spence Authentications) with Aaron, Banks, Bench, Hunter, R. and (4) Wilhelm; and Miscellaneous: with pair of game-worn cleats (player unknown) throughout with highlights includ- Series display placard signed by Newcombe and Ford; (24) signed photos/postcards Jackson, Koufax, Mays, Musial, Reese, Schmidt, Spahn, Stargell and Yastrzemski. signed by Palmer; 1991 Crown/Coke Orioles set of 501 (42 uncut sheets, NM-MT); ing: Dempsey (inscribed 83 WS- including Berra, Fidrych, and Newcombe; and a full jar of Vaseline signed by Gaylord With the exception of the noted piece, the remaining items come with an auction LOA Palmer Signed 1990 plate (#62 of 200); (11) 1993 All-Star Game balls and (11) OAL MVP), McGregor, Flanagan, Boddicker, Ripken, Palmer, Murray, Altobelli (manager) Perry. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable “#8” baseballs from September 5-6, 1995 (MIB). Accompanying is an auction LOA and Singleton. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. death dates, please visit our website. from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

397. (25) Themed Multi/Single- 398. (10) 403. (6) Signed Signed Baseball Items with Boston Willie Mays Items - Mantle Area With Bat and (4) A variety of themes are evident with these (25) Autograph Balls multi/single-signed baseball items. Each piece Lot with Say-Hey! Giants enthusiasts is penned in blue or black ink with the auto- (3) from Harlem to San Francisco graphs grading in the (“8-9”) range or better. are sure to like this lot of six Highlights include Signed Trading Cards: Williams keepsakes signed by center 1988 Fleer All-Star complete set: (12 cards) Offered is a field legend Willie Mays. with #4 Clemens, #8 Boggs, #12 Molitor; Boston baseball Executed with different writ- 1989 Fleer For the Record complete set: (6 and basketball ing instruments, Mays’ trade- cards) with #1 Boggs, #2 Clemens, #5 autograph lot mark scriptings project (“9- Maddux; Multi-Signed 8 x 10 Pictures: that contains ten 10”) strength and clarity (with 404. 2003 NY Yankees Replica Jersey With (24) Triple Crown: (4 signatures, full photo LOA total pieces one noted exception) and Signatures from James Spence Authentications) with including 1.) include: Signed Baseballs (4) This 2003 New York Yankees replica jersey features (24) blue Sharpie signatures Mantle, T. Williams and Yastrzemski. Also 1946 scorecard gorgeous snow-white OML of Bronx heroes from six separate decades. The white knit button-down garment present is a 17 x 23 framed and matted Ron signed by (26) Sox and Senators in pencil including Williams (“7”); 2.) D. Selig examples (all grade features “100th Anniversary” and “2003 World Series” sleeve patches. The auto- Lewis 300 Win Club print that is signed by (8) DiMaggio/Williams dual-signed (both “9”) 8x10; 3.) OAL signed by (17) with “10”) signed on the sweet graphs average (“8-9”) strength with highlights including: Berra, Ford, Jackson, Hall of Famers including Ryan. This piece Williams (sweet spot, “7”) with signatures averaging (“7”) on a ball that grades a spot with inscriptions of (3) “HOF 79” (JSA cert #D63027, Fan Fair cert #3647 and Jeter, Larsen and Posada. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence comes with a full photo LOA from James (“6”, toned”); and 4.-8.) Bird signed relics including a UDA basketball (“7”), 1991 one with a Say Hey Authenticated hologram) and “Say Hey” (PSA/DNA cert Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. Spence Authentications. With the noted excep- FDC, 8x10 and limited edition 8-1/2x11 (average “9”). Auction LOA from James #66460); Signed Bat an Adirondack 1950s replica signature model (26.8oz/34”, “7” Opening Bid $750.00 tions, the remaining items come with an auc- Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of contents. signature between the center brand and barrel stampings, PSA/DNA cert #C87114); tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Signed Giants Mini-Helmet signed and inscribed “H.O.F. 79” (PSA/DNA cert For a complete list of items and applicable #I13651). death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

90 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 91 AUTOGRAPHS & FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 405. 1936 406. Jim 414. 1888 415. 1935 Yankees Thome Goodwin National Chicle Program Autograph Champions Football Set of (1- Signed by Collection N162 Beecher 24) with (16) Tony - With (18) - SGC 50 Graded Lazzeri Baseballs Distributed in pack- Featured is the pioneering Issued at Yankee Including ages of Old Judge and 1935 National Chicle Gypsy Queen Football set of (1-24) cards. Stadium for a 6 with 1936 contest Cigarettes, the 1888 Highlighted by (16) SGC between the Schmidt 407. (3) Mickey Mantle Signed Books Goodwin Champions graded cards, this monu- N162 Harry Beecher mental edition features Bronx Bombers The all-time with Full Photo PSA/DNA Letters and Cleveland home run leader among players born in Illinois, Jim card was the lone many Cantonian greats. Presented is a trio of autographed collectors edition Indians, the Thome goes long in the offered lot of twenty-nine auto- gridiron staple in the Included are SGC 84: #14 books from Mickey Mantle. The three “My Favorite offered program is graphed items. The blue Sharpie or ballpoint scriptings set of fifty athletes, as Sarboe RC; SGC 80: #5 Summer 1956” are first edition copies signed boldly by signed by Hall of show (“9-10”) strength throughout with items includ- well as the first-ever Presnell RC, #6 Renter RC, the ‘56 MVP in gold Sharpie with an average (“8-9”) Famer Tony Lazzeri in pencil on the otherwise unmarked ing: Signed Baseballs (18) snow-white OML Selig football card printed. #11 Edwards RC, #15 grade and are numbered 623, 669 and 682/1956. Each Yankee scoring grid with Lazzeri’s scripting showing spheres (grade “10”), with (12) showcasing Thome’s Encapsulated and Ciccone RC; SGC 70: #21 book comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. (“8”) strength. Additionally, teammates George Selkirk sweet spot signature and (6) limited edition (series of graded 50 by SGC, Montgomery RC; SGC 60: Opening Bid $300.00 and Jake Powell signed on the front and back covers, “12”) keepsakes signed by both Schmidt (sweet spot) the offered Beecher #6 Rockne CO, #13 respectively (both “8”). The well-preserved program is and Thome (north panel). Signed Photographs with example is one of six Griffiths RC, #16 B. Smith EX-MT with covers and all (4) pages intact. The auto- (6) 20x16 color prints and (5) 10x8 prints (identical at its tier with only 5 RC, #17 T. Jones RC, #22 graphs of both Lazzeri and Powell are difficult, as each images. All are (NM-MT). Each item is accompanied rated higher. With a Kelley RC, #23 Feathers died in his early-40s. Accompanying is an auction LOA by a Steiner Sports basic cert card and hologram. printed listing of all of RC; SGC 50: #12 Hupke from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 the set’s principals on RC, #19 Kercheval RC, Opening Bid $250.00 the clean reverse, this #24 Hinkle RC; SGC 40: particular keepsake #10 Battles RC; Ungraded: presents nicely, with (8 cards) with #1 D. Clark 408. Connie slightly “off-center” RC (FR), #2 Molenda RC Mack Signed status preventing (GD), #3 Kenneally RC 1944 Player’s higher technical (trimmed), #4 Metesic RC assessment. (GD), #7 Strong RC (GD), Contract Opening Bid #8 Zyntell RC (GD), #18 Mikulak RC (PR) and #20 Heller RC (PR). His rosters depleted first $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00 by the threat of the Federal League and later, by the Great 416. 1950 Depression, Connie Bread Mack was forced to field a ravaged lineup For again during World War 410. Hall of Fame Yearbook/ Program Health II. The offered Uniform 409. (12) Ted Williams Items with Autographed Lot of (40) Sam Players Contract was Signed Ball & Photo Presented is a sharp collection of forty signed Hall of signed by the legendary Baugh “The Splendid Splinter” swings for the fences with Fame Induction programs and yearbooks. Included are skipper as he tried (in Bread these twelve Ted Williams items which includes a Yearbooks: (2) 1990 (Morgan, Palmer), (2) 1991 vain) to field a competitive team in 1944. This 4-page signed ball and photograph. Highlights include 1.) sin- (Carew, Jenkins, Perry), (4) 1992 (Seaver, Newhouser, Label document was drawn up to secure the services of short- gle-signed Williams (d.2002) OAL baseball (“8”, ball Fingers), 1994 (Jackson), (1) 1995 (Ashburn, Schmidt), “Slingin’” stop Bobby Wilkins for a yearly stipend of $2,750. “7”); 2.) single-signed Williams 8x10 photograph (“9”); 1996 (Bunning, Weaver) and 2000 (Anderson, Fisk, Sam Baugh is Stamped “FEB 26 1944,” the document is signed by the 3.) 1948 Dell Major League Baseball annual with Perez); Programs: (3) 1988 (Stargell), (9) 1991, (1) depicted player, a witness and Mack, with each black ink script- Williams cover (FR, cover separated) and 4.) 1950s- 1992, (11) 1996 and (4) 1998 (Doby, MacPhail, Sutton, throwing the ing showing (“9”) quality. The (EX-MT) item has nor- 1960s PM10 Williams pin (EX). Auction LOA from Lacy). All signatures are in blue Sharpie and grade in pigskin on mal compacting folds. Accompanying is an auction James Spence Authentications. For more details visit the (“9”) range. The lot comes with an auction LOA this extremely LOA from James Spence Authentications. our website. from James Spence Authentications. difficult 1950 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Bread for Health bread label. This 412. (3) 413. (5) fragile die-cut Autographed DiMaggio ephemera is Ryan and printed on wafer-thin paper stock. Despite significant creasing and reverse discoloration, the Howard Williams front colors and image are vibrant and attractive. An extremely difficult-to-find Jerseys Signed Lot regional type for the Cantonian collector. Offered is a trio of Presented is a Opening Bid $250.00 signed jerseys from grouping of five beloved Phillies single-signed Joe first baseman Ryan DiMaggio and Howard. The (3) Ted Williams autographed jerseys relics. The signa- include a Majestic tures rate (“7-8”) 417. 1952 Bowman Large Football High-Grade Set - With replica Howard and include OAL (26) SGC Graded home jersey in sil- balls from Twenty-six SGC-encapsulated examples help comprise this complete high-grade set of 1952 ver Sharpie (“8”), DiMaggio and 411. (3) Signed Mickey Mantle Bowman (large) football cards. One of two sets issued that year by the era’s football card giant, this coveted compilation boasts an incredible rookie class and Hall of Fame coaches, Majestic replica Williams with with vibrant color images of the gridiron subjects on the front and biographical text on the clean reverses. Highlighting the graded cards are: #14 Brown RC (SGC 84, one of two Airbrush Sweaters Howard away jer- signature/ball examples at this level with only two better); #36 Hancock RC SP (SGC 84); #46 Donovan RC SP (SGC 84); #48 Halas RC (SGC 84); #72 Schweder RC SP (SGC 80); #99 Stydahar Offered are three signed Mickey Mantle airbrushed sey in silver Sharpie (“7”) and a Majestic replica grades of (“7”, RC SP (SGC 60); #108 Johnston RC SP (SGC 50); #126 Romanik RC SP (SGC 40); #127 Matson RC SP (SGC 84); #135 Ronzani RC SP (SGC 80); #142 Landry (SGC 70); and sweaters. These colorful renditions were inked by C. Phillies jersey penned in black Sharpie (“8”) with “05 “4” toned) and (“7”, “7”) respectively, DiMaggio 1980 #144 Lansford RC SP (SGC 60). Additionally, there are (3) that are unsurpassed in the SGC population report, including #106 Pelfrey (SGC 92, one of one at its tier); #107 Nipp Harris designs and placed on size L white long-sleeved ROY” inscription. This lot is accompanied by an auc- Legends card, Williams 1981 FDC and Williams nota- (SGC 88, one of one at its tier); and #118 Hogan (SGC 84, one of six at its tier). Non-graded highlights include: #1 Van Brocklin SP (VG-EX), #2 Graham (VG-EX), #10 Bednarik SP Jerzee sweaters. Each piece of apparel is limited to 750 tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. rized stat-sheet framed to 12x15. Auction LOA from (VG-EX), #16 Gifford RC (VG-EX), #17 Tittle (EX-MT), #27 Miller RC SP (EX-MT), #30 Baugh (EX), #63 Conerly SP (VG) and #70 Layne (NM). It should be noted that many of pieces and signed by Mantle (d.1995) in blue or black Opening Bid $200.00 James Spence Authentications. the ungraded specimens present much nicer than their technical grade, but centering issues prevent higher assessment. Complete list of graded cards available on our website. Sharpie (“9”, “8”, “7”). Two of the three sweaters come Opening Bid $200.00 with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA and the third has Opening Bid $1200.00 an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00 92 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 93 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 418. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 419. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 426. 1894 427. 1894 428. 1894 N302 R. Acton - SGC 70 N302 Fred Murphy - SGC Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Encapsulated and graded 70 by SGC. One of 70 Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 two at its SGC tier with none graded higher. Encapsulated and graded 70 by SGC. Bret Waters Brinck Frank Opening Bid $400.00 One of two at its SGC tier with none - SGC 60 Thorne - Butterworth graded higher. Encapsulated and Opening Bid $400.00 SGC 60 - SGC 60 graded 60 by Encapsulated and Encapsulated and SGC. One of two graded 60 by graded 60 by at its SGC tier SGC. One of SGC. One of two with none graded three at its SGC at its SGC tier, higher. tier with none with only one Opening Bid graded higher. graded higher. $250.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 $250.00

429. 1894 430. 1894 431. 1894 420. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 421. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut N302 Poe - SGC 70 N302 Arthur Wheeler - SGC Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 Encapsulated and graded 70 by SGC. The 60 H.W. W.C. Robert lone specimen at its SGC tier with none Encapsulated and graded 60 by SGC. graded higher. One of five at its SGC tier with none Barnett - Mackie - Emmons - Opening Bid $400.00 graded higher. SGC 50 SGC 50 SGC 50 Opening Bid $250.00 Encapsulated and Encapsulated Encapsulated and graded 50 by and graded 50 graded 50 by SGC. One of two by SGC. One of SGC. One of three at its SGC tier, two at its SGC at its SGC tier, with two graded tier, with only with three graded higher. one graded higher. Opening Bid higher. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

422. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 423. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 432. 1894 433. 1894 434. 1894 N302 William Hickok - SGC N302 G.A. Grey - SGC 60 Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut 60 Encapsulated and graded 60 by SGC. Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 Encapsulated and graded 60 by SGC. The One of four at its SGC tier with none Thomas Richard Langdon graded higher. lone specimen at its SGC tier with none Trenchard - Armstrong Lea - SGC graded higher. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 SGC 50 - SGC 50 50 Encapsulated and Encapsulated Encapsulated and graded 50 by SGC. and graded 50 graded 50 by This 19th Century by SGC. One of SGC. One of four collectible features a five at its SGC at its SGC tier detailed likeness of tier with only with none graded the Princeton player one graded high- higher. and resides in the er. Opening Bid upper half of 14 Opening Bid $150.00 graded examples in $150.00 the SGC population report. Opening Bid $150.00

435. 1894 436. 1894 437. 1894 424. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug 425. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut N302 M.G. Gouterman - SGC N302 Eddie Crowdis - SGC Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 60 60 Augustus Jim Burt - SGC Encapsulated and graded 60 by SGC. The Encapsulated and graded 60 by SGC. The lone specimen at its SGC tier with none lone specimen at its SGC tier with only Holly - SGC McCrea - 50 graded higher. one graded higher. 50 SGC 50 Encapsulated and Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Encapsulated and Encapsulated graded 50 by graded 50 by and graded 50 SGC. One of three SGC. One of by SGC. One of at its SGC tier three at its SGC two at its SGC with only one tier with two tier with only graded higher. graded higher. three better. Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00 $100.00

94 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 95 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 438. 1894 439. 1894 440. 1894 450. (63) Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut 1939-1942 Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 Washington George Dudley Knox Taylor Redskins Adee - SGC Riggs - - SGC 40 Matchbooks 50 SGC 40 Encapsulated and with Sivinski Encapsulated and Encapsulated and graded 40 by SP SGC. With a crisp graded 50 by graded 40 by “Hail to the likeness of the SGC. One of SGC. One of Redskins! Hail Princeton star, the three at its SGC three at its SGC Victory! Braves on centering and edge tier with two tier with only the Warpath! Fight wear are consis- graded higher. four better. for old D.C.!” tent with the tech- Opening Bid Opening Bid Sponsored by Ross nical grade. $150.00 $100.00 Jewelry Company Opening Bid $100.00 or Home Laundry, a whopping (63) Washington Redskins are depicted on these 441. 1894 442. 1894 443. 1894 mid-grade 1939- Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut 1942 matchbooks (all with strikers). 451. 1950 Bowman Football High-Grade Set - With (20) Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 These black-and- Brown - William Edgar white covers are without their matches and were issued in different series with gold SGC Graded SGC 40 Ward - Wrightington schedule backs, all of which have factory punch holes or marks. Taking into consider- The offered 1950 Bowman complete set hails from the year in which the Philadelphia- based manufacturer enjoyed its monopoly in the sports card industry. This complete Encapsulated and ation the factory staple marks that each matchbook exhibits, the highlighted pieces SGC 40 - SGC 40 run of (144) cards includes (20) examples that have been encapsulated and graded by graded 40 by present as follows: 1939 Redskins Near Set: (17/20, all with factory punch holes or Encapsulated Encapsulated and SGC. The non-graded cards average (EX) or better quality with more better than less- SGC. One of two marks) with Baugh (VG-EX), Flaherty CO (VG), Sivinski SP (GD); missing Barber and graded 40 graded 40 by er. Highlighting the graded cards are: #5 Tittle RC (SGC 84); #9 Canadeo RC (SGC at its SGC tier SP, Masterson, Parks; 1940 Redskins Near Set: (17/20) with Baugh (VG), Edwards by SGC. One of SGC. One of two 92, the only one at its tier with none graded better in the SGC population report); #34 with three graded (VG-EX); 1941 Redskins Near Set: (19/20) with Millner (NM) and 1942 Redskins four at its SGC at its SGC tier Bruce (SGC 84, one of four so-graded SGC examples with only two better); #36 higher. Partial Set: (10/20). For a complete list of matchbooks and their respective grades, tier with four with four graded Albert RC (SGC 96, the only one at its tier with none graded better in the SGC popu- Opening Bid please visit our website. graded higher. higher. lation report); #43 Motley RC (SGC 50); #52 Hirsch RC (SGC 84); #62 Perina (SGC $100.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid 88, one of three so-graded SGC examples with only one better); #97 Connor (SGC 88, $100.00 $100.00 one of three so-graded SGC examples with only one better); #100 Baugh (SGC 80); and #139 Tereshinski (SGC 84, one of three so-graded SGC examples with only one better). Among the non-graded cards are #1 Walker (VG), #27 Luckman (EX), #37 Layne (VG-EX), #45 Graham (VG-EX) and #132 Bednarik (EX). Complete listing of graded cards available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 444. 1894 445. 1894 446. 1894 Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut 452. (4) 453. 1962 Post Plug N302 Plug N302 Plug N302 1956-1960 Cereal Football T.J. Charles A.M. Beale - Topps & Complete Set of Manahan - Brewer - SGC 40 Fleer (200) Cards SGC 40 SGC 40 Encapsulated and Football The offered 1962 Post Cereal Football complete Encapsulated and Encapsulated graded 40 by SGC. Complete set of (200) cards is a sel- graded 40 by and graded 40 This 19th Century Sets dom-seen proposition for SGC. One of by SGC. The collectible features Featured is a quar- the gridiron enthusiast. three at its SGC lone specimen at a detailed likeness tet of 1956-1960 Considering some brands tier with four its SGC tier with of the Harvard Topps and Fleer sold better than others, graded higher. two graded player and is one Football complete certain common players Opening Bid higher. of 13 graded sets. Highlights are more scarce than $100.00 Opening Bid examples in the include Topps some superstars. The $100.00 SGC population report. Football: (3 sets) approximate condition Opening Bid with 1956: (121 breakdown of this set is $100.00 cards includes 15% (NM or better), 25% checklist, compos- (EX-MT), 35% (EX) and ite NM, 4 graded) 25% (VG-EX or lesser). 447. 1894 448. 1894 with #22 Due to the cards being Mayo’s Cut Mayo’s Cut Cardinals SP issued on backs of the (SGC 84), #60 L. cereal boxes, some hand Plug N302 Plug N302 Moore RC (NM), cut cards display por- Anson Frank #61 Redskins tion(s) that exceed the Beard - Morse - Team SP (PSA 7), black guidelines, which #116 Layne (GAI SGC 40 SGC 30 the grades reflect. 7), CL SP (PSA Highlights include #10 Encapsulated and Encapsulated 5); 1958: (132 Moore SP (EX-MT), #12 graded 40 by and graded 30 cards, aggregate Starr (EX), #24 Morrison SGC. One of four by SGC. One of EX) with #22 SP (NM), #25 Nolan SP at its SGC tier two at its SGC 449. (3) 1894 Mayo’s Cut Plug N302 Unitas (FR), #62 (NM), #59 Schmidt SP with two graded tier with three Football Cards - All SGC Graded Brown RC (EX), (EX-MT), #61 Brown SP higher. graded higher. Prior to the NFL and the governing body known as the #66 Starr (VG- (VG-EX), #74 Baker SP Opening Bid Opening Bid NCAA, collegiate gridiron stars were pictured (without dan- EX), #90 (VG, red asterisk), #90 $100.00 $100.00 ger of sanctions) on cards such as the offered 1894 Mayo’s Jurgensen RC (VG-EX); 1960: (132 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) with #1 Unitas Cut Plug collectibles. Encapsulated and graded by SGC, Unitas (EX-MT), #93 (EX), #23 Brown (EX-MT), #51 Starr (GD) and Fleer Football: (1 set) with 1960: these (3) black-backed examples include: Greenway (SGC Baker SP (EX), #103 St. Clair SP (NM), #110 Coia SP (EX), #111 Ditka SP (EX), (132 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #124 Kemp RC (EX). For a complete list of 20), Hinkey (SGC 30) and Stillman (SGC Authentic). #176 Joyce SP (EX-MT), #184 Tarkenton (EX-MT) and #193 Krakoski SP (EX). For key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $100.00 a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

96 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 97 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 454. 1935-1970 Graded 455. 1968-1979 461. 1972 Topps Football Lot of (46) Football Tougher Set & Football Second Presented is a collection of forty-six Singles Collection Series Wax Box graded football cards. Highlighting Presented is an interesting 1968- Offered is a seldom-seen 1972 these 1930s through 1970s examples 1979 “tougher” football sets and Topps Football wax box with are: 1935 National Chicle #6 singles collection. This assortment (24) 10-card packs. The guaran- Rentner (SGC 50); 1948 Bowman comes from a variety of national teed unsearched packages aver- Iversen (PSA 7); 1948 Leaf #9 and regional manufacturers. age (NM) with some better and Thompson RC (SGC 60); 1948 Leaf Featured are Complete Sets: 1968 only a handful lesser. Key possi- #14 Kutner (PSA 5); 1948 Leaf #42 American Oil Winner’s Circle: (2 bilities found in the second Coulter (SGC 80); 1951 Bowman cards) with Sayers (VG-EX), Starr series include #150 Bradshaw, #15 Lujack (PSA 5); 1956 Topps #11 (EX); 1972 NFLPA Vinyl #165 Unitas, #200 Staubach RC, Blanda (SGC 84); 1956 Topps #12 Stickers: (20 stickers, average #230 Greene and #244 Joiner Ameche (SGC 86); 1964 NM) with Bradshaw, Namath, RC (one of which shows through Philadelphia #12 Unitas (PSA 7 – Staubach; 1976 Fleer Team the back of one pack). There is OC); 1968 Topps #168 Biletnikoff Action: (66 cards, median EX- wrapper color variations that (PSA 7), 1968 Topps Stand-Up MT), 1978 Topps Holsum Bread: includes (4) blue (orange letter- Namath (PSA 5) and 1969 Topps (33 cards, average EX); Singles: ing), (5) blue (yellow lettering), #69 Alworth (PSA 8). Complete list- 1968 American Oil Mr. & Mrs.: (5) green, (5) orange and (5) red. ing available on our website. (15/32, average VG) with Mr. 460. 1971 Topps Football Series 1 Vending Box - GAI 8.5 The display box grades (GD) Opening Bid $200.00 Sayers (EX); 1979 NFLPA Offered is a fantastic opportunity to grab a scarce 1971 Topps Football Series 1 vend- with a combination of wear that Pennant Stickers: (31/51, compos- ing box graded GAI 8.5. The box has (500) presumably NM-MT or better cards that includes a partially separated lid. ite EX-MT) with Bradshaw (EX- could include players like Unitas and Butkus. The 1971 Topps are extremely tough to Opening Bid $500.00 MT), Campbell RC (EX-MT) and (2) 1970s Football lingo panels (median EX). find in high-grade, so do not miss this great item. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

456. 1950-1986 Topps & 457. 1950-1983 Topps, Bowman Bowman Football & Philadelphia Baltimore Colts Singles with Complete Team Set Run Sets The inhabitants of the “world’s largest outdoor The vintage gridiron enthusiast will insane asylum” are found on this near compre- surely be interested in the offered hensive 1950-1983 Topps, Bowman and 1950-1986 Topps & Bowman Philadelphia Gum Baltimore Colts team set run. Football set and singles collection. The 1950s issues grade on average (EX), while Highlights include 1950 Bowman: the 1960s issues generally present (EX-MT) with (33 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) some better and others lesser. Highlights include with #1 Walker (EX), #8 Speedie RC Bowman: (12) 1950 with #5 Tittle RC (EX), (6) (EX-MT), #26 Lujack (EX-MT), #38 1953, (11) 1954, (12) 1955; Topps: (10) 1956 Hart (EX-MT), #134 Pihos (EX); with #48 Colts Team (SGC 84), #60 L. Moore 1970 Topps Complete Set: (263 RC (EX); (12) 1957 (no Unitas RC) with #94 cards, median EX-MT to NM) with Berry RC (EX), (11) 1958 with #22 Unitas (EX); #1 Dawson (EX), #30 Starr (NM), (15) 1959 with #1 Unitas (EX); (11) 1960 with #59 Page RC (EX-MT), #70 Sayers #1 Unitas (EX); (9) 1961 with #1 Unitas (EX- (NM), #90 Simpson RC (NM), #114 MT); (11) 1962 with #1 Unitas (EX); (12) 1963 B. Smith RC (NM), #150 Namath with #1 Unitas (EX), no 1964-1967; 462. 1972 Topps Football Series 1 Vending Box 463. 1973 Topps Football Vending Box (EX), #180 Unitas (EX), #190 Butkus Fleer/Philadelphia: (10) 1961 Fleer with #30 Unitas (EX), (12) 1964 Philadelphia with #12 Unitas (NM), (13) 1965 Philadelphia Presented is a gorgeous 1972 Topps Football Series 1 vending box in (NM-MT) or Featured is a 1973 Topps Football vending box with (500) tightly packed cards. This (EX-MT); 1971 Topps Football Near better condition. The clean box contains (500) high-grade singles including literally factory box appears to have been untouched over the decades, as the inner cards and Set: (210/263, average EX-MT, miss- with #12 Unitas (NM), (13) 1966 Philadelphia with #24 Unitas (EX-MT) and (12) 1967 Philadelphia with #23 Unitas (NM). The 1970s-1983 issues average (NM to dozens of Hall of Famers with Sayers, Riggins, Manning, Hendricks, Namath and the display box present extremely well. Possibilities in this one series issue include ing most keys) with #25 Butkus (NM) and #200 Starr (NM). A selection of (3) 1986 “in action” cards of Staubach, Riggins, Griese and Bradshaw. Vintage vending boxes Bradshaw, Harris RC, Namath, Staubach and Unitas. Seize the day with these nearly Topps Football complete sets (NM to NM-MT) round out this collection. NM-MT). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 are both a great investment and fine way to obtain gradable singles. forty year old football cards. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

458. 1976 459. (20,000+) 1960s-1990s 464. 1974 465. 1975 Topps Buckmans Football Hoard with Payton RC Topps Football Wax Football The enterprising shopkeeper or Internet dealer Football Wax Box with (36) Discs will find great value with this (20,000+) 1960s- Box with (24) Packs 1990s football hoard that is loaded with Found in a remarkable Complete Cantonian greats. This sets and singles collec- packs state of preservation is Graded tion is highlighted by Complete Sets: (all NM Presented is a 1974 this 1975 Topps Football to NM-MT, unless noted, key duplicates also Topps Football wax Set—All wax box with (36) included) with Topps: 1971 (average EX-MT) box with (24) 10- unopened packs. The PSA 10 includes #156 Bradshaw RC (EX); 1973: (aver- card packs. The crisp packages are guar- Each card grad- age (EX-MT) with (5) #487 Stabler RC (aver- packs within this anteed unsearched and ed Gem Mint 10 age EX-MT); 1975: #282 Swann RC (NM- untampered box average (NM to NM- by PSA. MT); 1976: (9) #75 Staubach (median NM- average (NM to MT) condition with only Presented is a MT), #148 Payton RC (SGC 86), (7) #220 NM-MT) with some a handful lesser. tough-to-find Lambert RC (median NM); 1981: #216 better and only a Possible keynote rookies 1976 Buckmans Montana RC (NM); 1984: #63 Elway RC handful lesser. Key include Bleier, Blount, Football Discs (NM); 1984 USFL: #39 Kelly RC (SGC 96), possibilities found Fouts, Pearson and complete set of #58 R. White RC (SGC 96); 1986: #191 Rice within include #1 Theismann. The display (20) cards. Tied (NM); Singles: (all NM or better, unless noted) Simpson, #105 box grades (EX-MT) for #1 on the with 1969: (400+, median EX-MT) includes Rashad RC, #451 with only a light contu- PSA Registry, (3) #26 Piccolo RC (NM, (2) EX-MT), (2) #120 Csonka RC (NM, EX-MT); 1972: Stabler, #470 sion on the top lid. these circular cards exhibit incredible eye appeal. Keys include Bradshaw, F. Harris (200+, 41 SGC graded) with (3) #100 Namath (SGC 88, SGC 86, GD) and #200 Bradhsaw and #500 Opening Bid $400.00 and Staubach. An appealing proposition for the high-grade football set specialist. Staubach RC (SGC 80). Due to the size/volume of this gathering, shipping and han- Staubach. The dis- Opening Bid $400.00 dling may be substantial. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. play box grades (VG-EX) with paper loss on the lid as the only significant flaw. An Opening Bid $300.00 impressive find for the investment-savvy football collector. Opening Bid $250.00

98 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 99 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 467. 1939 Bert Bell & George 473. (6) Bert 474. (27) 466. Bert Bell Signed Halas Signed Check BVG/JSA Bell Signed 1937 Check Hoard (600) From one NFL legend to another, offered is an Checks - All Philadelphia The bold and regal signature of impressive 1939 Philadelphia Eagles check BVG/JSA 10 Eagles Philadelphia Eagles legend Bert signed by both Bert Bell (d.1959, “8”) and Offered is a six-pack Bell is prevalent in this lot of George Halas (d.1983, “7”). Dated to 1939, Payroll of Bert Bell checks six hundred signed payroll none of the processing marks intersect either of Checks - that have each been checks. As team owner and the signatures affixed to this (NM) check authenticated and Signed by head coach, Hall of Famer Bell authenticated and encapsulated by BVG/JSA. graded a perfect “10” was up to the task, as evidenced Opening Bid $200.00 Bert Bell here by his hands-on approach by Beckett via JSA. These twenty- to mundane duties that are Each check features seven payroll today pushed upon lower-tier the full name of the checks were personnel. Dating mostly from Hall of Fame football signed by his late-1930s-1940 tenure at pioneer, de Benneville owner/coach Bert the helm of the Eagles, the “Bert” Bell, on a Bell and issued to checks are made out to cover Philadelphia Eagles members of the team-related expenses and are Pro Football Club, 1937 Philadelphia payable to the likes of “Globe Inc. check. These (6) Eagles. Drawn Tickets” and “Mitchell and flawless signatures from the team account, these single-game stipend checks are signed “de Benneville Ness” (a renowned local outfit- were all penned in Bell” (all “9-10”) and endorsed on the reverse by the appropriate player. From a last- black ink and are of place team whose two triumphs included a 14-0 shutout of that year’s world champion ter that provided the Eagles with 468. 1934 Bert Bell & Joe Carr team apparel beginning in 1938). investment quality. Washington Redskins, all rostered players - with the exceptions of Bill Hewitt and On the appropriate line, the execu- Signed Check BVG/JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Charlie Knox (who played in just one game) - are represented. Normal cancellation tive has signed “de Benneville Signed by two charter members of the stamping and hole punching is present. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Bell” (his legal birth name) Professional Football Hall of Fame, presented is Spence Authentications. throughout, the pennings project- an impressive 1938 Philadelphia Eagles check Opening Bid $250.00 ing an average of (“9”) strength front-signed by Bert Bell (d.1959, “9”) and and clarity. Normal cancellation back-signed by the extremely scarce Joe Carr stamping and hole punching is (d.1939). Made payable to the National present, but do not affect Bell’s Professional Football League on both the front signatures. Accompanying is an and back, the Carr signature grades an (“8-9”), auction LOA from James Spence though a bank-stamp is present above the Joe F. Authentications. of his penmanship. Signed by Carr, but ten Opening Bid $1500.00 months before he would pass away, this BVG/JSA authenticated relic will delight any early football devotee. 475. (25) 1939 Philadelphia Eagles Payroll Checks - Signed by Opening Bid $400.00 Bert Bell Offered is a near-complete set of 1939 Philadelphia Eagles player payroll checks signed by Hall of Fame owner/coach Bert Bell. Drawn from the club’s corporate account, these (25) doc- uments are made out to individual players in single-game salary amounts. On the appropriate line, Bell has signed “de Benneville Bell” with the pennings projecting (“9”) strength through- 469. (3) Davey O’Brien and Bert Bell 470. (3) Bert Bell & Art Rooney out. The players have endorsed the backs. Normal cancellation stamping and hole punching is Signed Checks - BVG/JSA Signed Checks - BVG/JSA present. It should be noted that three rostered players—Bill Hewitt, Davey O’Brien and Offered are three incredible checks signed by HOFer Offered is a fantastic trio of BVG/JSA authenti- Emmett Kriel (who played in just one game)—are not included. Accompanying is an auction Bert Bell and the incomparable Davey O’Brien cated checks signed by two Hall of Fame own- LOA from James Spence Authentications. (d.1977). This is the Davey O’Brien that the collegian ers, de Benneville “Bert” Bell and Art Rooney. Opening Bid $250.00 award for best quarterback is named. The checks fea- Bell and Rooney were close friends and com- ture the full signature of Bell on the front (de Bernville bined their teams to create the 1943 Steagles. Bell, all “8”) and O’Brien on the reverse (all “8”). The checks are 1.) 1937, Bell on the front, Each check is made out to the one-time Philadelphia Rooney on the reverse and made payable to the Eagle and dated 1939 to 1940. Pittsburgh Pirates Football Club, and 2-3.) (2): Opening Bid $250.00 both are 1938, thrice signed by Bell and Rooney on the reverse. The signatures are all clear and grade in the (“8”) range. Opening Bid $300.00

471. (3) Bert Bell and Bill Hewitt 472. (5) Bert Bell & Signed Checks - BVG/JSA Carl Storck Dual Each item has been encapsulated by BVG with auto- Signed BVG/JSA graphs assessed “Authentic” by JSA. In control of his Philadelphia Eagles’ team payroll account throughout Checks his 1930s ownership, team czar/head coach Bert Bell Presented is a grouping of financially compensated offensive end Bill Hewitt with five Philadelphia Eagles these three team checks. Drawn from the locally estab- checks made payable to the lished team account, these green-hued vouchers were National Football League. composed in (2) 1937 and (1) 1938, made out to Hewitt Dating to either 1937 or and signed in black ink by Bell (signed “de Benneville 1938, each of these impres- Bell,” average “8” strength). Hewitt has endorsed the sive relics has been front 476. (23) Bert Bell Signed Checks - All BVG/JSA 9 477. (24) Bert Bell Signed Checks - All BVG/JSA 8 back of each, his pennings averaging the same quality signed by De Benneville Bell Presented are twenty-three de Benneville “Bert” Bell checks authenticated and graded Offered are twenty-four de Benneville “Bert” Bell checks authenticated and graded (“8”) as his employers’ scriptings. Showcasing the coveted (d.1959) and back-endorsed (“9”) by JSA via Beckett Grading Services. The checks include (18) Philadelphia by JSA via Beckett Grading Services. The checks include (19) Philadelphia Eagles signatures of an NFL pioneer and a prematurely felled by brief NFL President Carl Storck (d.1950). These signatures average (“8”), though Eagles checks signed “de Benneville Bell” and (5) checks from various accounts checks signed “de Benneville Bell” and (5) checks from various accounts signed “Bert icon (Hewitt died in 1947 at age 37), these checks fea- one Bell and three Storck signatures show bank-stampings intersecting their penman- signed “Bert Bell, Special”. The term “special” was used by Bell (d. 1959) to denote Bell, Special”. The term “special” was used by Bell to denote that this was from a per- ture normal cancellation stampings and hole punchings, ship. Each check is encapsulated and authenticated by BVG/JSA. that this was from a personal account and not the Philadelphia Eagles funds. A fantas- sonal account and not the Philadelphia Eagles funds. This Hall of Fame stalwart passed none of which affect the signatures. Opening Bid $200.00 tic grouping of high-grade Bell checks for the intelligent collector. away in 1959, and his checks draw considerable interest among collectors. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

100 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 101 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 482. (2) 483. Baltimore Autographed Colts Multi- 1992 Goal Line Signed Art #120 Alex Posters - With Wojciechowicz Unitas and - BGS 8.5 Ewbank Encapsulated with From the vaunted autograph grade (8.5) franchise’s days in by BGS/JSA, this Baltimore, these two 1992 Goal Line Art posters are signed by card #20 is signed by Colts heroes who its Hall of Fame sub- played their home ject, Alex games outdoors, Wojciechowicz. From where football was artist Gary Thomas’ meant to be played. fourth series of 4x6 Distributed locally collectibles, auto- near the end of the graphed examples of team’s tenure in the this particular card are Charm City, these decidedly rare, as display items are Wojciechowicz passed home to black or away just days after 478. (25) Thrice-Signed Bert Bell Checks 479. Bert Bell Philadelphia Eagles Original Signed Stock blue marker auto- the set’s release. Opening Bid From his first of three historically significant executive tours of duty, former Certificate with JSA Letter graphs that average $400.00 Philadelphia Eagles owner/head coach Bert Bell signed the offered twenty-five checks From the embryonic stages of the Philadelphia Eagles franchise (and an era of similar (“9”) strength three times each. Issued from the Eagles’ team account between 1938 and 1940, these status for the NFL), this incredibly well-preserved vintage document is signed by grid- throughout. Includes: vouchers were all made out to Bell (in his own hand), signed “de Benneville Bell” iron frontiersman Bert Bell. Measuring 12-1/4 x 10-3/8”, this thick stock parchment Silver Anniversary (his customary birth name scripting) and endorsed on the reverse. In any form, the details Bell’s sizable stock purchase in the team he had co-founded just one year earli- Team 25x38 (VG) pennings average (“9”) strength and clarity. Normal cancellation stamping and hole er. Dated “OCT 1 – 1934,” this document was drawn up in Delaware and features signed by Berry, punching is present. A tear appears in the upper right corner of one check. fine-print legal language and an ornate surrounding design. The purchaser’s name and Boyd, Braase, Curtis, Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. shares amount (“Fifteen Hundred”) are inscribed on the appropriate introductory lines. Donovan, Havrilak, Opening Bid $400.00 At the conclusion, Bell has penned “de Benneville Bell” in black ink steel-tip fountain Kunz (signed twice), pen. While the scripting blends with the finery in the background, close examination Laird, Lee, Mackey, reveals at least (“8”) strength and flowing clarity. The certificate itself shows (EX- Marchetti, Orr, MT) quality, with normal vertical compacting folds. Accompanying is a full photo Parker (d.2005), 480. Dan LOA from James Spence Authentications. Ressler, Sandusky, Reeves Opening Bid $400.00 Shula, Szymanski, Thomas, Volk (signed twice) and Washington; Magnificent Seven 23-1/4 x 8-3/4” Signed 1942 (VG-EX) with Berry, Donovan, Ewbank (d1998), Marchetti, Moore (signed twice), Cleveland 481. (4) Parker (d.2005) and Unitas (d.2002). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Rams Vintage Spence Authentications. Contract Notre Opening Bid $200.00 A pioneer on sever- Dame al fronts, Pro Football Hall of Football Famer Dan Reeves Programs brought the Rams to with Los Angeles, was Signed the first post-war owner to sign a 1935 black player and Edition established the The devoted “Free Football for Fighting Irish Kids” program enthusiast will whose goal was to relish the oppor- introduce the sport tunity to secure to a young fan base these four vin- that, up until that tage Notre Dame point, was exposed Football pro- almost exclusively grams, one of to baseball. The which is multi- offered signed con- signed by mem- tract represents a bers of the 1935 gridiron treasure as squad. The scarce as Reeves’ multi-signed visions. This 1942 program (EX) “Uniform Player’s comes from the Contract” contains 11/16/35 contest 485. (27) Football Signed Flats with Bert Bell Check, the near-impossible signature of Reeves. Drawn up on an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet, this official vs. Army at Christiansen document is comprised of (14) stipulations under which one “G.P. Harrison” was to Yankee Stadium. Highlighted by an array of Hall of Fame inductees, the offered lot features (27) signed play for the Cleveland Rams for a stipend of $175.00 per games. At the conclusion of Photo portraits football flats. The lot contains sixteen signed 8x10 photographs with the balance the legal details, Reeves signed the contract in black ink steel tip fountain pen. Signed on pages 19, 27 and 31 are penned by (22) members of the 1935 squad in vintage pen- including cuts and small flats. Notable flats include a 1940 Bert Bell (d.1959) Eagles “Daniel F. Reeves,” the highly sought scripting projects (“7”) strength and clarity, cil. Highlights include Fromhart, Layden (member of The Four Horsemen), Millner, 484. (5) Signed Index Cards of NFL Hall of Fame payroll check with a fountain signature that rates a (“9”) in strength though Bell’s own with lesser pen pressure at the tail end of the surname preventing higher assessment. Pilney (played for 1936 Boston Braves) and Shakespeare. The endorsements primarily Coaches - All BVG/JSA Authentic hand overlapped the beginning of his signature. The check is made payable to and Interestingly, a clause in the contract allows for the club to renew the contract any grade (“7-8”) and are personalized to a supporter. Also present are programs for Encapsulated with autographs assessed “Authentic” by BVG/JSA, the offered (5) endorsed on the back by player William O’Neill. Other keys include PSA/DNA time prior to August 1, 1943, which never happened as Harrison never made the Rams 11/6/26 vs. Indiana (VG), 11/15/41 vs. Northwestern (EX) and 11/13/54 vs. North signed index cards showcase the signatures of NFL Hall of Fame coaches, Paul slabbed index cards from Christiansen (d.1986, NM-MT 8, personalized), Csonka, roster, and the Rams had to forego the 1943 season because of a war-ravaged roster. Carolina (EX-MT). A ticket stub (GD) for the 11/17/28 game vs. Carnegie Tech (27-7 Brown (d.1991), Jimmy Conzelman (d.1970), George Halas (d.1983), Tom Landry Shula and cuts from Layne (d.1986, “9”, 3-1/2 x 1-1/2”) and Wojciechowicz (d.1992, The item has normal horizontal compacting folds and a tiny piece missing at the lower loss) rounds out this collection. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For (d.2000) and Earle Neale (d.1973). Executed in black or blue ink, the signatures proj- “9”, 2-1/2 x 4”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our right corner. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. a complete list of signatures and known death dates, please visit our website. ect (9-10”) strength throughout. website for a complete list of the remaining items. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

102 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 103 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 486. 1969 New York 490. (35) Signed Mini-Helmets 491. 1935 Cardinals at Giants Jets Signed Football with LT & Montana/Rice Program Signed by 15 Helmet - With Namath Offered is an impressive collection featuring Boldly picturing Bill Morgan on the front cover, offered and Maynard (35) signed mini-helmets highlighted by an is a beautiful 1935 Cardinals at Giants (Polo Grounds) array of Hall of Famers. The signatures aver- program from the 1935 NFL Campaign. En route to the Pulling off arguably the biggest age (“8-9”) with a few lesser, highlighted by: Championship game, the Giants would suffer one of their upset in gridiron history, the 1968 J. Brown, (4) Hornung (3 ND ’56 Heisman, 1 three defeats (9-3) on this date against these Cardinals by New York Jets entered Super Packers), (3) D. Jones (180.5 Sacks, each a 14-13 count. In celebration, fifteen of the Chicago Bowl III as an 18-point underdog LE#/26), (2) L. Taylor (1 SB XXI, XXV Cardinals have signed the front cover of this program in and, confirming Joe Namath’s Champs) and Montana/Rice. The remaining pencil with signatures averaging (“8-9”). Signatories brash “guarantee” of triumph, helmets include (4) Bednarik, Dawson, include: G. Berry, Blazine (d.1963), Cook, Gordon, bested the Baltimore Colts, 16-7. Griese, Ditka, (4) Fouts, L.R. Jordan, Lamonica, Maynard, Paterno, (2) Rice, (2) Isaacson, Nichelini, Neuman, Pangle, Pardonner, Pearson, The offered Jets professional Sayers, (4) Stabler (2 Alabama with partially detached decal) and Theismann. Auction Peterson, Russell, Sarboe, Tipton and Volok. Program model replica helmet is auto- LOA from James Spence Authentications. grades VG-EX and comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. graphed by (26) members of that Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 unlikely championship install- ment. The white plastic shell fea- tures “JETS” logo decals around 492. Guy Chamberlin 493. Arnie Herber and Henry which black Sharpie signatures Signed Index Card - Jordan Signed Index cards - average (“9”) strength and clarity. BVG/JSA Authentic BVG/JSA Authentic Includes: Atkinson, Baker, Baird, Former University of Nebraska Encapsulated with autographs assessed Beverly, Boozer, Elliott, All-American and NFL player and “Authentic” by BVG/JSA, the offered (2) Grantham, Herman, Hill, Johnson, coach Guy Chamberlin (d.1967) index cards are respectively decorated with Lammons, Mathis, Maynard, 487. (10) Football Signed Jerseys with Barry Sanders signed and inscribed the offered the blue ballpoint signatures (both “9-10”) Michaels (coach), Namath, index card. Encapsulated with of former Green Bay Packers greats and Philbin, Rasmussen, Rochester, M&N autograph assessed “Authentic” NFL Hall of Famers Arnie Herber (d.1969) Sample, Sauer, Schmitt, Snell, Presented is a superb grouping of ten signed football jerseys featuring greats from var- by BVG/JSA, the 5x3 blank card and Henry Jordan (d.1977). Talamini, B. Turner, J. Turner and ious eras. This lot contains: (2) Bradshaw, D. Jones (QB-Killer patch, LE#/26), (4) bears Chamberlin’s inscription of Opening Bid $250.00 one unidentified signature. McNabb (1 Steiner), Rice (Raiders), B. Sanders Mitchell & Ness TBC with 75th Ann. “all American H.B. 1915 - all collegiate Hall of Fame 1962 - Professional Hall of Accompanying is an auction LOA patch and Shula (17-0 patch, LE#/72). Signatures average (“9”) and come with an Fame 1963 (though he was in Canton’s 1965 class) - With Pleasure (signed B. Guy from James Spence auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Chamberlin” (“9” strength). Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 494. John “Blood” 495. Vince Lombardi & Packers McNally Signed Envelope Autograph Display - BVG Authentic Stressing the importance of winning in each and every Able to play professionally and main- endeavor, Hall of Fame gridiron mentor Vince tain college eligibility by using the Lombardi guided his Green Bay Packers to triumph in alias “Johnny Blood,” Pro Football the first two installments of a championship game Hall of Famer John McNally won four whose trophy now bears his name. The offered framed championships during his tenure with autographed display celebrates Lombardi and those the Green Bay Packers. Encapsulated Packers champions. Housed in a 26-1/4” x 32-3/8” with an autograph assessed frame with green-and-gold matting, a color print of “Authentic” by BVG, the offered envelope is signed and inscribed in blue ballpoint, Green Bay’s Super Bowl II post-game celebration is “Dear Chip – A pleasure to meet you at Buckets Place – (signed) John Blood signed by Packer stars Forrest Gregg and Jerry Kramer (both “10” strength). Also fea- McNally.” Executed on the blank side of a Milwaukee-area bank envelope, McNally’s tured is a 1960 Green Bay Packers payroll check is signed by Lombardi (“9”). signature shows very brief interruptions, but still projects (“7”) quality. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 496. Steve Young 497. (2) Brett Favre Signed Game-Used Autographed Green Super Bowl Football Bay Packers Jerseys 488. (3) with Full JSA Photo These two Green Bay Packers Pittsburgh Letter home jerseys have been signed by Canton-bound and recently retired Steelers After throwing for a record six (for now) signal caller Brett Favre. Signed Display touchdowns in Super Bowl XXIX, Each green mesh size “48” pullover Steve Young became only the 5th Items - With Bettis garment is signed (both “9” player in football to win both the NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP awards in the and Roethlisberger strength) and inscribed “4” on the same season. Young has signed the offered Wilson Official Paul Tagliabue Super Celebrating heroic compo- white tackle twill number on the Bowl XXIX game-used football in silver Sharpie (“8”) with an “MVP” inscription. nents of the only franchise back. Each comes with a Steiner This remarkable relic comes with a full photo letter of authenticity from JSA (signa- with six Super Bowl Sports basic cert and hologram. ture only) as well as a COA from the San Francisco 49ers (game provenance). titles, the offered Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 autographed items are ready for proud display. Includes: 498. Joe Namath Signed 499. (105) Signed Football (2) Framed Stephen Holland Artist Print Photos, Flats and Cuts Signed Photos 489. (4) Autographed Football Items - With (3) Hall of #/25 This hard-hitting collection is comprised of (105) housed in frames Fame Helmets signatures of NFL and College Hall of Famers measuring 22-1/2” “Broadway Joe” takes center stage on this Ten different gridiron legends have signed the keepsakes in the offered collection. The and superstars. The mediums include magazine x 26-1/2” with signed Stephen Holland artist proof. Serially signatures project an average of (“9”) strength and clarity with a few trumpeting per- images, trading cards, correspondence pieces and black-on-gold matting, the color prints are signed by their respective subjects, Jerome numbered to 25 copies, this artwork is penned fect (“10”) quality. Includes (3) Multi-Signed Hall of Fame Helmets: with Pro cut signatures. The autographs average (“9”) Bettis and Ben Roethlisberger (both “9-10”); Multi-Signed Steelers Helmet a black in gold ink with the autograph grading a (“9”). Football Hall of Fame logo decals adhered to each side, the stark white shells make strength throughout with highlights including: (3) plastic shell with a team logo decal adhered to the right side and (35) gold Sharpie With framed and matted dimensions of approxi- the ideal canvas for black Sharpie scriptings. With the identical (9) signatures on each, Ditka, Ewbank, Grange, W. Hayes, Hunt, signatures (average “8-9”) with highlights including Bettis, Bleier, Burress, Cope (for- mately 37x48, this display piece will proudly included are: Baugh, Berry, Campbell, Ditka, Jurgensen, Largent, Mackey, Marchetti Nitschke, Rozelle, Starr, (2) Staubach, Unitas and mer announcer and “Terrible Towel” creator, d.2008), Cowher, Porter, D. Rooney adorn any New York-themed home or office. and Moore. Included, as well is a Wilson Official NFL Paul Tagliabue signature model Wojciechowicz. Accompanying is an auction (black marker on gold center stripe, “6”), Stewart and Ward. Complete listing avail- For more details, please visit our website. pigskin signed by Colts great Johnny Unitas, whose silver Sharpie signature has main- LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a able on our website. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $200.00 tained (“9”) strength. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence more comprehensive listing of this lot’s contents, Authentications. Authentications. Complete description available on our website. please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

104 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 105 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 500. 1939 NFL 501. 1940 NFL 507. Championship Championship Baltimore Program Program Bears Colts Packers 27-0 73-0 Redskins 1957- Giants Led by Sid Luckman and 1973 Headed by icon Curly Bulldog Turner, the 1940 Program Bears would dismantle Lambeau, the Green Bay Run (103) Packers would roll to yet Baugh, Justice and the rest The very first another NFL of the Redskins in the NFL NFL franchise Championship by Championship game by an to showcase defeating the Giants 27- embarrassing score of 73-0. cheerleaders 0 in the 1939 finale. The Presented is a scarce pro- and a march- offered program from gram from this Griffith ing band, the this State Fair Park Stadium massacre with an Baltimore (Milwaukee) clash has exterior grading (EX-MT). Colts enjoyed survived extremely well Despite a light center fold, a cult-like fol- in (EX-MT) condition the interior presents in lowing in their exhibiting no clipped or clean condition with no Waverly missing pages. Beyond clipped or missing pages. A neighborhood, the common center fold, truly significant program with icons this issue displays no whose cover art depicts the such as significant imperfec- only shot the ‘Skins would Johnny tions. get on “Da Bears.” Unitas, Art Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Donovan and “Big Daddy” Lipscomb on 502. (9) 503. (6) 506. (6) Sharp 1947 Los Angeles Dons AAFC Football championship- 1935-39 1935-47 Programs caliber teams throughout the New York Boston & Dubbed “America’s Most Colorful Team,” presented are six scarce Los Angeles Dons home-programs from the 1947 All-American Football Conference campaign. This 1950s, 1960s Giants Washington would be the second of four years the Dons were in existence and each program is and 1970s. Programs Redskins complete and unscored. These programs are seldom seen in this condition, with these The offered examples averaging (NM) and exhibiting minimal edge wear. This lot includes collection is & Guides Programs comprised of (103) programs issued on those halcyon fall and winter Sundays at Presented is a Presented is a Browns, (2) Colts and (3) 49ers. Opening Bid $150.00 Memorial Stadium. Spanning the aforementioned decades, this assortment includes grouping of collection of six guides from the 1958 and 1959 championship seasons, as well as from the 1970 Super nine scarce early Boston and Bowl title campaign. With player images, combatants’ rosters and advertisements for New York Washington Charm City establishments, the programs show “game day” quality throughout, aver- Football Redskins pro- aging (EX-MT to NM) condition throughout with all covers and pages intact. Giants pro- grams ranging Complete listing of dates available on our website. grams and from 1935 to Opening Bid $400.00 guides from 1947. Each issue the 1930s, a is complete with decade that only one example would see them win five NFL Championships. The four programs in the lot, each showing penciled unscored, include 1935 at Eagles (GD, cover wear), 1936 at Lions (VG-EX), 1938 at lineup changes on the scorecard. Exhibiting an array of attractive covers and impres- Eagles (EX) and 1938 at Pirates (EX-MT, early Steelers). Rounding out this lot are sive interior photographs, this lot contains: 1935 at Giants (VG, Stu Clancy pencil- press guides from 1936, 1937 and 1939 (average EX-MT) as well as (2) 1939 signed cover “9”), 1936 vs. Giants (EX, Fenway, last season in Boston), 1938 at Championship Dinner menus (both EX-MT). Dodgers (VG-EX), 1938 vs. Giants (VG-EX, penciled roster page), 1939 vs. Giants Opening Bid $200.00 (EX) and 1947 at Rams (Charity Game, EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00

504. (11) 1936-41 NCAA All-Stars Program & Ticket Lot Placing NCAA stars against NFL teams, the offered lot contains (9) programs and (2) ticket stubs from various charity games from 1936 to 1941. Excluding two issues, the programs average (EX) to (EX-MT) and include 1936 Lions, 1936 Giants, 1937 Giants (VG-EX), 1937 Packers, 1938 Redskins, 1938 Giants, 1939 Giants, 505. 1939 Detroit Lions Bound Program Set with (4) 508. (10) 1938-53 NCAA Football Items with (3) Rose 1940 Giants (PR) and 1940 Bowl Programs 509. Football Publication Lot with Super Bowl I Program Packers. Rounding out this Tickets Offered is a lot of ten vintage NCAA football relics including six programs and four The offered lot contains (14) publications and press passes from the estate of sports lot are (2) 1941 East vs. Ideal for the upper end Lions fan, the offered lot contains a seldom seen 1939 Detroit ticket stubs. The highlights of the lot include Rose Bowl Programs from 1946, 1947 editor Bo Gill. The lot contains programs from Super Bowl I and III (both VG-EX), West ticket stubs in VG and Lions home-game program complete bound set of six. The hardback cover remains and 1948, each complete and unscored grading (EX-MT). The lot also contains pro- Army vs. Navy football programs from 1942 and 1954 (both GD) and press/photo EX condition. This impres- attractive and has kept each of the interior issues is superb (NM-MT) condition. All of grams from 1941 Michigan at Northwestern (VG-EX, scored), 1941 Sugar Bowl (PR, passes from (8) events including Army/Navy passes from 1943, 1949, 1950, 1953 and sive gathering will be a wel- the issues are complete and feature, in order, Cardinals, Dodgers, Rams, Giants, Bears water damage), 1947 Notre Dame (Championship year) at USC (EX-MT) and ticket 1946 Army vs. Notre Dame. Completing this collection is a 1952 “Professional comed addition to any vin- and Packers. Original full tickets from the Dodgers, Rams, Bears and Packers games stubs from (2) 1938 Army Navy (EX-MT) and (2) 1953 Georgia Tech at Notre Dame Football” (EX-MT) and 1962 “NFL and You” (VG-EX) publication by Bert Bell and tage football collection. are also included averaging (VG) in condition. (VG/VG-EX). Rozelle, respectively. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

106 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 107 FOOTBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 515. Johnny Peacock Houston Oilers Retirement Watch Offered is the wristwatch bestowed upon former Houston Oilers defensive back Johnny Peacock upon his 1970 retirement. Secured to a Speidel “Twist- o-Flex” band, this stainless steel time piece is accented by an Oilers logo and 511. 1937 “Johnny Peacock” at the Washington center, as well as fluores- Redskins cent strips on both the hour Accounting and minute hands. Fully 510. 1899 Army vs. Navy Football Game Invitation & Ticket functional, the watch has a The fifth installment of the epic Army vs. Navy rivalry witnessed the Cadets besting Ledger second hand and a date the Midshipmen by a 17-5 margin. For the first time, the game was played at leg- The offered leather- indicator. Texas-born endary Franklin Field on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. A quartet of bound ledger details Peacock, incidentally, turn-of-the-century items relating to the contest is offered. Included are 1.) dated day-to-day transactions played his college ball at 12/2/1899 pass (ticket) which grades (VG to EX) with moderate water staining on the and operations of the 514. Dan Marino 1986 Signed Game-Used Helmet the University of Houston surface and reverse; 2.) dated 12/2/1899 University of Pennsylvania invitation card 1937 Washington Save for securing that elusive Super Bowl Ring, Hall of Fame signal caller Dan Marino and played for the Oilers in (EX); 3.) response request card for the contest (EX) and 4.) postmarked 11/21/1899 Redskins. From the club’s inaugural season in the nation’s capital, this 152-page 15x13 accomplished everything else in his amazing NFL career, redefining the word “offense” as he both their final season in the envelope (VG) in which the invitation and reply card were mailed. volume features meticulously kept receipts, listing players and organizations to which the led high-powered units in Miami. Presented is an autographed battle relic from Marino’s play- AFL (1969) and first season Opening Bid $200.00 team’s monies were being directed. Handwritten notations list players and their stipends, ing days: a Dolphins helmet worn during the 1986 season. The white plastic shell features in the NFL (1970). opposing teams and their gate receipt shares, and miscellaneous expenses like $70.45 for team logo decals adhered to the sides, an aqua and orange striped pattern down the center and Opening Bid $200.00 Sammy Baugh’s transportation from his Texas home to training camp. With covers and “1” and “3” decals flanking the stripes at the base. A four-bar facemask secures a snubber on all pages intact, the item presents nicely, though there is wear about the spine and a 3” which “DOLPHINS” appears in team hues. Just above the right-side logo, Marino’s black piece missing from the lower portion of the spine’s covering. marker signature and inscription of “13” shows (“8”) strength. Within the crown, foam rubber Opening Bid $200.00 padding cells are affixed to the front, back, crown and jaws (though the crown pads have become disengaged). Manufacturer’s “WARNING” decals reside within the crown and at the back right while (2) Rawlings trademarks appear at the back. Getty image #82897798 shows 512. 1961-1963 Marino wearing what appears to be this very equipment. Accompanying is an auction LOA Washington Redskins from James Spence Authentications for the autograph. Additional details available on our Black Face Bobbin’ website. Opening Bid $400.00 Head Nearly two decades after the NFL allowed black players to suit up, the Bobbin’ Head industry was integrated, too. Offered is a stellar example of the most coveted of these ethnic variations: a 1961- 1963 Washington Redskins “black face” doll. Standing approximate- ly 6-1/2”-tall, this figurine is secured to a square base on which “N.F.L.” appears in raised charac- ters. Fully functional with a Native American-themed feather down the center of the helmet, the doll shows (NM) quality with absolutely no hairline cracks along the neckline and three “flea bite” specs along the sturdy ceramic base. “Black Face” nodders are considered very difficult, as few were made and even fewer sur- vived considering that they were made of paper-mache. This is like- ly to trump all examples in any collection! Opening Bid $900.00

513. Super Bowl XVII Replica Trophy 516. 1980 Philadelphia Eagles Salesman Sample Dick 517. (7) Football Players & Coaches Ken Regan Subject to grueling conditions, extreme weather conditions at both ends of the thermometer and punishing Vermeil Gold Ring Photographs with (10) Hall of Famers blows from opponents, the NFL participant endures a career that averages just over three years. Thus, it Offered is a beautiful salesman sample ring from the 1980 NFC Champion Accomplished photo-journalist Ken Regan precisely captures numerous Football Hall stands to reason that the Vince Lombardi Trophy is far and away the most coveted prize for anyone who Philadelphia Eagles featuring Dick Vermeil’s name and the NFC Championship of Famers with these seven players and coaches “type one” black and white photo- ever suits up for trench warfare. Offered is one such example: a Super Bowl XVII Vince Lombardi replica trophy. Bearing striking resemblance to the actual hardware, this grid- score on one side and Super Bowl XV, 1980 surrounding the Lombardi Trophy on graphs. Dimensions follow (1) 7x9, (2) 8x10 and (4) approximately 10x14. Subjects iron heirloom is crafted from polished nickel and is secured to a triangular wooden base. All told, the 9-lb. piece measures 17”-tall with a silver-hued football accenting a lengthy the other side. The face of the ring displays the proud eagle grasping a football include J. Brown, Ditka/Payton (tearing), Landry/Morton, Stram (1970 Super Bowl), shaft whose engravings proclaim the Sunday supremacy of the 1982 Washington Redskins. Flanking an NFL badge logo, the engravings read: “VINCE LOMBARDI TROPHY” shaped cubic zirconium against an emerald green finish. Encompassing the face are Lombardi (1968 Super Bowl), Tarkenton and Unitas (guide marks on front). These and “SUPER BOWL XVII AFC vs NFC – Rose Bowl, Pasadena California January 30, 1983 – Washington Redskins 27 Miami Dolphins 17.” In avenging a Super Bowl loss to the words, “NFC Champions” at the top and bottom and “Philadelphia Eagles” on appealing relics reveal moderate wear to include instances of creasing along with cor- the same opponent 10 seasons earlier, the Redskins turned that day to John Riggins, whose 181 yards from scrimmage were more than Miami’s entire team output. Certain to be the left and right. This magnificent ring contains 42.8 grams of 10 karat yellow gold ner and edge fraying. All appropriate reverse stamps and pencil notations are also the center attraction in virtually any setting, this represents arguably the sporting world’s most readily recognized trophy. There is no way to identify the manufacturer because of and is a size 11. Accompanying the ring is the original ring adjustment piece that is present. stringent copyright laws in reproducing the trophy. Individual player trophies were discontinued in 1977 and the only legally made example today is the one crafted by Tiffany’s easily removed. Opening Bid $200.00 for display in the winning team’s trophy case. This will be as close as any of us mere mortals will ever get to obtaining the real thing. Don’t let this one slip away! Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00

108 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 109 FOOTBALL & BASKETBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 518. Mark 519. Randall 523. 1957-58 Gastineau Signed Cunningham Topps Game-Worn New 1987 Signed Basketball Near York Jets Helmet Game-Worn Set (79/80) and Jersey Philadelphia Presented is a seldom The feared leader of the vaunt- Eagles Helmet offered 1957-58 Topps Basketball near set of ed “New York Sack A standout quarterback (79/80) cards. Missing Exchange” of the early-1980s, and punter at UNLV, only #77 Russell RC former defensive end Mark Randall Cunningham (available separately in Gastineau wore and signed this enticed his Philadelphia this auction), this prom- New York Jets apparel during Eagles suitors to pluck ising gathering is loaded his ten-year career in the Big him in the second round with Hall of Fame rook- Apple. Includes: Signed of the 1985 NFL Draft and ie talent. The approxi- Game-Worn Jersey a white subsequently passed and mate condition break- mesh/dazzle cloth blend ran his way into the hearts down is 20% (EX or pullover garment with “99” of that team’s rabid fan better), 30% (VG-EX), heat-pressed to the front, back base. The offered Eagles helmet was worn and signed by the four-time Pro Bowler 30% (VG) and 20% and shoulders in green during the 1987 season, his first as the club’s # 1 starter. This green plastic shell fea- (GD or lesser), with the appliqué and “GASTINEAU” tures winged team decals adhered to both sides and an “EAGLES” label attached to majority of these prima- applied to a name plate atop the “Riddell” snubber. Near the top right, Cunningham’s silver Sharpie signature (“8” rily crease-free cards the back number in like fash- strength) is accompanied by his inscription of “#12.” Near the base, a size “L” stamp- displaying varying ion. Green stretch ribbed cot- ing is situated beside a Dymo Label denoting “CUNNINGHAM.” Padded cells line degrees of centering ton lines the V-neck and sleeve endings while a “Champion” size “L” label and “1” the interior crown and sides. Present, as well, is a large forehead pad and (2) jaw pads. issues. Better rookie EXTRA LENGTH” flap tag reside near the three-button crotch flap. Placed vertically on Additionally, a manufacturer’s “WARNING” sticker is adhered within the crown. The cards include #1 Clifton the back left “9,” Gastineau’s silver marker signature and inscription of “#99” shows item shows medium use with scuff marks throughout. The five-bar facemask remains (VG), #5 Sharman (“8”) quality.; Signed Game-Used Helmet a green plastic shell with “JETS” logo decals intact and the chinstrap is a replacement. Getty Image #73612432 matches this item to (VG), #17 Cousy (VG), adhered to the sides and “99” decals at the base. At the front of the shell, Gastineau’s sil- one worn by Cunningham. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence #19 Heinsohn (VG-EX), ver Sharpie autograph (“8”) has a “#99” inscription. A five-bar facemask secures an Authentications for the autograph. Complete description available on our website. #24 Pettit (VG-EX), “AIR” snubber and a manufacturer’s logo at the base denotes size “7-1/8 - 7-7/8”. The Opening Bid $300.00 inner crown is home to an eight-point rubber padding suspension, numerous padded cells, #71 Twyman and #80 jaw pads and (2) “WARNING” stickers. Heavy use is evident with scuff marks and nicks Schnittker (VG). For a throughout. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the complete list of key autographs, while the jersey comes with an LOA from Grey Flannel. Additional details cards, please visit our website. are available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

524. 1957-58 Topps Basketball #77 Bill Russell SGC 86 Graded 86 NM+ by SGC. Fresh off the courts of the University of San Francisco, Bill Russell 520. (2) Eric Ogbogu Signed Game Used Jerseys - 2003 begins his tenure in the National Basketball Association, depicted by this 1957-58 Topps #77 rookie card. Preserved in the upper 15% of all such examples judged by the grading service, this Cowboys & UMD razor-sharp investment piece is “a must” for those making a run at the complete set. The presented lot contains both a college and a NFL game-used jersey from defensive Opening Bid $750.00 end Eric Ogbogu. The highlight of the lot is an impressive Reebok Dallas Cowboys game-used jersey, which features a (03-48) set and (6” LB) custom-tag. The second is from his days as a Maryland Terrapin, a size 44 Nike with the official “ACC” patch. Both jerseys show extensive wear and have each been signed on the back numbering 525. 1961 526. 1948- with number and PTH inscriptions. Essex Opening Bid $250.00 1979 Meats St. Basketball Louis Lot of Hawks (600+) Complete with 522. Maryland Set of Cousy RC Football Game (13) The presented Used Lot of (5) Cards lot contains over (600) vintage Helmets, (11) The advanced basketball col- basketball cards Jerseys lector will rel- ranging from Ideal for the Terrapins ish the oppor- 1948 to 1979- devotee, the offered lot tunity to 80. Featuring contains an array of secure this mostly Topps Maryland game-used mate- 1961 Essex issues with a rials. The lot features five Meats Hawks few Bowman helmets, ten UMD jerseys complete set and Fleer exam- and a practice jersey. of thirteen ples, this lot is Highlights of this lot cards. This highlighted by: include: (3) Nike UMD jer- one-time edi- 1948 Bowman: seys from future NFL play- tion is consid- #32 Holzman ers Barton, Hicks and Joe ered complete RC (VG-EX) displaying moderate to without the and #38 Jeanette 521. 2005 Edgerrin James Colts Game Worn Jersey - Pro extensive use; and (2) Terps scarce Sihugo RC (EX); (48) jerseys with “UMD 100th 1957-58 Topps Bowl Season Green card Ann.” and “College that is not con- averaging (VG- Presented is an impressive Edgerrin James game-used 2005 Indianapolis Colts jersey. Football 125th Ann.” patch- firmed to EX) with #1 A Pro Bowl campaign for “Edge”, James would rush for 100 yards a game with es. The five helmets are a exist. Included Clifton (VG), 1800+ total yards from scrimmage including 14 touchdowns. This Reebok jersey fea- UMD timeline featuring are Cable (EX- #10 Arizin (EX), #13 Schayes (VG-EX), #17 Cousy (VG-EX), #24 Pettit (VG), #80 tures elastic waist and sleeve-bands, a 05-50 inner-collar set tag and NFL insignia on every style from the late MT), Ferrari (EX), Foust (EX-MT), Hagan (EX-MT), Hatton (EX), Hill (VG), Schnittker (VG); and (14) 1961-62 Fleer averaging (VG-EX) with #66 West (VG). the collar-front. Displaying minimal wear, this Colts gamer is accompanied by an 1980s through today each with moderate to extensive use. Please visit our website for LaCour (EX-MT), Levane (EX), Lovellette (EX-MT), McCarthy (EX-MT), McMillon Featuring more stars and Hall of Famers from the late 1960s and 1970s generally in (EX- Indianapolis Colts/Game Exclusives COA. a complete list and more information regarding each piece of this impressive lot. (EX-MT), Pettit (EX) and Sims (EX-MT). MT) condition, this lot warrants further viewing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

110 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 111 BASKETBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 531. 1948-1989 532. 1986-87 Basketball Sets Fleer #57 and Singles Michael Collection with Jordan Mikan Rookie SGC Presented is a dynamic 96 1948-1989 basketball sets “His Airness” soars and singles collection. This through the strato- assembly with impressive sphere with the “break” value is loaded offered 1986-87 with Hall of Fame talent Fleer #57 Michael including Chamberlain, Jordan rookie. As Mikan and Jordan. Featured one of the most are Topps: Sets/Near Sets: recognizable bas- with 1972-73 near: ketball cards in the (263/264, median EX-MT hobby, this SGC 96 to NM) with #195 Erving Mint 9 blazer RC (EX-MT); 1974-75 depicts Jordan at near: (260/264, average the outset of a Hall EX-MT to NM, 198 dupli- of Fame career. cates) with #200 Erving This cornerstone is (EX-MT); 1975-76: (330 nearly flawless and 528. 1973-74 Topps Basketball Vending Box cards, median NM, 174 rests in the upper Presented is a 1973-74 Topps Basketball vending box of (500) cards. With factory duplicates) with (2) #300 10% of all such waves and a “ripple effect” that is consistent with period vending boxes, the cards Erving (NM, VG-EX); graded examples. within this container appear to be unsearched. Several high-grade stars such as Abdul- 1976-77: (144 cards, 248 Opening Bid Jabbar, Chamberlain, Erving, Maravich, McAdoo RC, West and Westphal RC are pos- duplicates, all NM) with (2) #1 Erving (NM-MT, NM); Singles: 1971-72: (244 cards, medi- $300.00 sible. The upper display lid is notated with the given year in blue pen. an NM) with (2) #100 Alcindor (NM, EX); 1973-74: (393 cards, median EX-MT) with (2) Opening Bid $250.00 #50 Abdul-Jabbar (both NM), #240 Erving (NM); Fleer: Sets: 1987-88: (132 cards with 527. 1972-73 Topps Basketball 24-Pack Wax Box stickers, NM-MT) with #59 Jordan (NM-MT), #2 Jordan sticker (NM); 1988-89: (132 cards Vintage wax collectors take heed, the offered 1972-73 Topps Basketball box is in with stickers, NM-MT) with #17 Jordan (NM-MT) and Other: 1948 Champions Exhibits high-grade and with (24) gradable packs. Possible cards include the ever-popular Mikan (GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Julius Erving rookie and cards of Chamberlain, Maravich and Abdul-Jabbar. The dis- Opening Bid $250.00 play box grades (NM-MT) with the packs grading in the (NM to Mint) range. Opening Bid $400.00 533. (3) 1988-89 Fleer Basketball Wax Boxes Presented is a trio of 1988-89 Fleer Basketball wax boxes. These low production boxes are unsearched and contain (36) tightly wrapped 12-card packs. With only 132 cards in the series, multiple complete sets are probable. Stars and rookies found within could include Jordan, Miller RC, Pippen RC and Stockton RC. Opening Bid $200.00

534. 1980-1993 Topps Basketball Card Collection with Packs Presented is a 1980-1993 Topps Basketball card collection. Included are 1980-81 Topps: #6 Bird/Johnson RC (SGC 92), (2) #48 Bird TL (NM-MT, NM), (2) #49 Bird TL (both NM), #94 Bird (NM), (3) unopened packs (all NM to NM-MT) and 1992-193 Stadium Club Beam Team set (21 cards, NM-MT) with #1 Jordan and #21 O’Neal. Opening Bid $300.00

529. (2) 1977-78 Topps Basketball Vending Boxes Presented is a pair of 1977-78 Topps Basketball vending boxes, both in (NM-MT) condition. Vintage hoops has heated up some and the (2) offered vending boxes 530. (23) 1983-86 Star Basketball Set Lot with (6) Jordan each contain (500) high-grade singles with Parrish, Dantley or Dawkins rookie Highlighted by six early Jordan cards, the presented lot features (23) complete 1983- cards possible. 86 Star basketball sets. These are sharp sets averaging NM-MT with some sets dis- Opening Bid $250.00 playing centering imperfections. Notable sets include: 1985: Slam Dunk (#5 Jordan 535. (5) 1986-2001 Basketball Star Cards with Jordan RC & Kobe NM-MT), Court Kings (#26 Jordan, presents as NM though back shows a flake of Auto/Jersey paper-pulling on along the back bottom edge), ROY (#1 Jordan NM-MT), All-Rookie These five 1986-2001 basketball star cards spotlight some of the greatest roundball talent ever to grace the (#2 Jordan EX-MT), Slam Dunk (#7 Jordan NM o/c) and East AS (#4 Jordan NM). court. Included are 1986-97 Fleer #57 Jordan RC (CSA 9), 1996 Topps Chrome #171 Iverson RC (CSA Please visit our website for a list of the remaining sets in this lot. 10), 1996 Upper Deck SP #134 Bryant RC (CSA 10) and 2003 S.I. For Kids #264 L. James (CSA 10). Opening Bid $250.00 Also present is a 2001 Upper Deck Authenticated 3x5 Bryant auto/jersey. Opening Bid $150.00

112 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 113 BASKETBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 536. (4) 1928-1953 540. (4) Allen Iverson Signed Lot with Game- Early NBA Used Shoes The Answer is well represented in this lot featuring four signatures Items with from the future Hall of Famer. The highlight is a pair of game-worn Cleveland Reebok Answer X sneakers, each signed by Iverson in silver (both Rosenblums “9”). The shoes show moderate to extensive use, Reebok pumps and Cabinet “Bubba” and “Chuck” interior embroidery on the right and left respec- tively. The final piece of the lot is a 24x30 framed display featuring The early round- two signed 8x10 photos (both “9-10”) matted alongside three Iverson ball enthusiast will wrist-bands, a headband and an arm sleeve. The signed photos each want to secure come with an “Iverson Authentic” COA, while the shoes have an these four 1928- “Iverson Authentic” photo LOA signed by Iverson with matching holo- 1953 early grams. National Opening Bid $300.00 Basketball Association items. Included are 1.) circa 1928-1930 ABL Cleveland Rosenblums team cabinet. This scarce 12x10 mat- ted photograph has survived the 537. (3) Jo Jo White College and Olympic Medals/ 541. Autographed Magic Johnson & decades quite well Awards Larry Bird Framed Pieces (2) and is crease-free. Key principals in the 1979 NCAA championship game In between celebrated tenures at the University of Kansas and with the ever- Pioneer player and between Michigan State and Indiana State, Magic Johnson mighty Boston Celtics, former guard Jo Jo White sparked United States ama- coach Joe and Larry Bird went on to enjoy Hall of Fame careers with teur rosters to convincing triumphs abroad. The offered (3) items were present- Lapchick who led the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics, respectively. ed to White for his international hoops efforts. Includes: Universiade 1967 the “Rosenblum The offered framed displays showcase the bold signatures Tokyo Medal a 2-9/16”-diameter gilded medallion with three faces in relief on Celtics” to two (both trumpeting “10” strength and clarity) of the famed the front and silhouette event logos carved on the reverse. The original red- league titles is pic- hoops rivals. Includes: Magic Johnson: a color print of white-and-black ribbon hanger accompanies; 1967 Pan American Games tured on this (EX) relic; 2-4.) 1950-51 (VG), 1951-52 (GD) and 1952-53 (VG) NBA Johnson (in action against the Celtics) housed in a 26-1/2 Medal a 2”-diameter gilded medal with event logos in relief on the front, a buf- Record books which depict rookies Red Auerbach and Bob Cousy. x 35” frame with purple-and-gold matting. The limited- falo image on the reverse and the original green-hued ribbon hanger. Held in Opening Bid $200.00 edition piece (“26/32”) also features a 6 x 4-1/2” section Winnipeg, Canada that year, the event was dominated by the U.S., which won of the actual floor from the Los Angeles Forum. (PSA cert 128 gold medals; 1969 College All-America Team Scroll housed in a 22-1/8 x and hologram for floor piece included, PSA hologram only 18-1/8” frame, this “Helms Athletic Foundation” parchment scroll lists the 36 for signature, no cert); Larry Bird: an autographed color 1969 College Basketball All-American honorees (which includes the likes of print of Bird during the 1989-90 season on the Boston White, Alcindor and Maravich) and is further accented by a gold-colored seal Garden parquet floor. Accompanying is an auction LOA and the signature of foundation chairman Paul Helms (“7-8”). Each item is well from James Spence Authentications. preserved and carries wondrous display potential. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

542. (5) Dwyane Wade Autographed Items with (3) Jerseys and (2) Balls A former Sports Illustrated “Sportsman of the Year,” Dwyane Wade is already one of the most accom- plished players in the NBA at the ten- der age of 27. Presented is a group of five Wade single- 539. (4) Bill Russell Signed Items with M&N Jerseys signed items, 543. Lebron and Kobe UDA Autographed “Number” Presented is a lot featuring four signed items from Celtics icon Bill Russell. The high- including three jer- Displays lights of the lot are two limited edition Mitchell & Ness Celtics size 46 jerseys with sey and two balls. Perennial rivals for MVP honors, championship laurels and fan adoration alike, Kobe “1962-63” tail-tags, each signed (“8-9”) with number inscriptions from a (#/300) edi- The size L Reebok Bryant and Lebron James have respectively autographed their popular numerical iden- tion run. Also included in the lot are two 2001 “Russell Rules” first edition hard-back 538. (58) Signed Basketball Photos, Flats and Cuts replica jerseys are tifiers in the offered lot of (2) framed displays. Includes: Bryant Signed Display a books, each signed (both “9”) with Happy Fathers Day inscriptions. Each item comes inked on the back Hardwood heroes have decorated the (58) offered items with their highly sought sig- 19-7/8 x 15-7/8” image accented by Bryant’s black marker signature (“7” strength) on with a sticker from Hollywood Collectibles, exclusive dealer of Russell autographs, number in black or natures. Comprised of photographs, magazine pages, trading cards and cut signatures, a white-on-purple twill “8.” Housed in a 24-1/8 x 20-1/8” frame, the item comes with with the jerseys featuring matching COAs as well. silver Sharpie. Also the lot contains autographs that average (“9”) strength and is highlighted by: Abdul- a UDA cert (#BAH 24054) and hologram; James Signed Display an 18x24 dual- Opening Bid $400.00 present is a pair of Wade single-signed Spalding basketballs. Each sphere is penned in Jabbar, (2) Arizin, Clifton, Erving, Magic Johnson, (3) Lovellette, Monroe, Robertson, image display with James’ silver Sharpie signature (“8”) on a gold-outlined blue twill silver Sharpie, with one adorning a Finals MVP inscription. All signatures grade in the Schayes and Wooden (signature “6”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James “2.” Displayed in a 23-1/8 x 29-18” frame, the item comes with a UDA cert (#BAJ (“8-9”) range or better. Individual LOAs from Rich Altman. Spence Authentications. For a complete list of autographs, please visit our web site. 16827) and hologram. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

114 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 115 BASKETBALL DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 544. Michael 545. Kobe Bryant 550. Boston Celtics 1958-59 Jordan Lot of UDA Signed Jersey Championship Team-Signed Photos (3) (3) with UDA & Ball Carefully Jersey & Ball Fans of the National Basketball assembled by Red Highlighted by a pair Association will appreciate this Auerbach, the of UDA signed items, pairing of Kobe Bryant single- Boston the presented trio of signed items. Each Upper Deck Celtics 1958- Jordan collectibles Authenticated collectible 59 roster paid will delight any comes with a hologram and dividends to roundball collector. matching cert card. Included the hands-on This lot contains: 1.) are 1.) single-signed Bryant leader, win- Nike size 50 (XL) away Nike size 46 jersey. ning the first Bulls white jersey, Limited to 108 pieces, the of an unprece- signed in black commemorative apparel is dented eight successive NBA titles. Offered are (3) Sharpie (“9”) on back adorned by a 3-time champi- Celtics team photos with each signed by (12) members numbers; 2.) onship patch (“8”, front num- 551. 1972-73 Knicks Championship 552. (6) Kareem Abdul Jabbar UDA of that juggernaut hoops installment. Included are (3) Jordan/Erving dual- ber, additional Pen Cam disc); UDA Basketball Signed by (6) Basketballs and 2.) single-signed Bryant 24x20” sepia-toned prints, two of which are displayed signed (both “8”) Presented is an official Spalding NBA basketball signed 2007 Spalding NBA All-Star in 34x28” frames. The blue Sharpie pennings show (“9- Presented are six Upper Deck Authenticated Kareem Wilson basketball; by six key members of the 1972-73 New York Knicks basketball (black). This equip- 10”) strength throughout and include: Jones, Abdul-Jabbar single-signed basketballs. This master of and 3.) 23x27 framed NBA Championship squad. The limited edition ment is limited to 50 pieces Tsioropoulos, Heinsohn, Swain (d.2008), Loscutoff, the “Skyhook” and six-time MVP has autographed each display with a 12x12 piece of Chicago Stadium flooring (frame shows minor wear). (#253/500) basketball displays black Sharpie signatures and signed in silver Sharpie Jones, Ramsey, Coley, Cousy, Auerbach (d.2006), of these balls in black Sharpie with an average (“8”) Each Jordan signature comes with a UDA COA with an after-market Erving COA for averaging (“9”) from Bradley, DeBusschere (d.2003), (“8-9”) with 07 AS MVP Sharman and Russell. Accompanying are COAs from grade, with two (“9”), three (“8”) and one (“7”). The the dual-signed basketball. Frazier, Holzman (d.1998), Monroe and Reed. UDA inscription. Rich Altman and Bill Russell, both of which are signed original box and UDA certificate accompanies each Opening Bid $250.00 COA and box are included. Opening Bid $200.00 by Russell using his full name. basketball. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

547. (3) UDA 555. Michael Jordan Framed Career Stats Michael Autographed Jordan Jerseys—All #/123 “Last NBA “His Airness” rises above Finals” his peers with these three UDA Michael Jordan single- 554. (3) Michael Jordan Signed Signed signed jerseys. Each Nike Basketballs—All UDA Jersey—1/1 replica apparel is serially For the autograph investor is this trio of Michael Jordan Own some great- numbered #67/123, and single-signed basketballs. As one of the most recogniz- ness with this notates Jordan’s career able athletes in the world, certified Jordan memorabilia framed Michael achievements on the bottom is in perpetual demand. Included are 1.) single-signed Jordan “Last numbers with carefully 553. (6) Red Auerbach Single-Signed Jordan retirement red Wilson basketball (“8-9”, #/230); NBA Finals” crafted embroidery. signed replica 546. Lakers Legends Signed Framed Display 2.) single-signed Jordan “Mr. June” black Wilson bas- Included are 1.) single- Basketballs ketball (“6”, gold) and 3.) dual-signed Jordan/Erving home jersey. With framed dimensions of 35-1/2 x 43- Composed by artist Ann Neilsen in 1992, this limited edition (1,201/1,992) print is signed 1997-98 Chicago Offered is a gathering of six Red Auerbach (d.2006) Wilson basketball (both “8”, Erving after-market 1/2”, this piece is a bona fide “1/1” produced by Upper signed by its five revered subjects. Specifically, “LEGENDS” appears in raised char- Bulls Nike size 50 home jer- single-signed basketballs. These Spalding Official NBA COA). Holograms and matching cert cards for Jordan Deck Authenticated. The numbers are signed in silver acters atop the cream-colored piece and the images just below fit that title precisely. sey (“10”, black ink); 2.) spheres are penned by the Hall of Fame coach in black endorsements from Upper Deck Authenticated. Sharpie, with Jordan’s penmanship grading a (“9”). The From left to right, the signed likenesses include: Chamberlain (d.1999), West, single-signed Washington Sharpie, with the autographs averaging in the (“8-9”) Opening Bid $300.00 material displays a crafted image of Jordan shooting a Johnson, Baylor and Abdul-Jabbar. Executed in pencil between the colorful renditions Wizards Nike size 50 home jersey (“9”, silver ink) and 3.) single-signed University of range or better. Each ball comes with a Global basketball along with white lettering which details his and their since-retired uniform numbers (in relief), the scriptings project (“9-10”) North Carolina Nike size 46 mesh home jersey (“9-10”, black ink). These investment Authentication sticker and cert card. final shot as a member of the Chicago Bulls. This quality throughout. Housed in a 42-3/4 x 25-3/4” frame with a thin gray matte, the pieces come with Upper Deck Authenticated holograms and matching cert cards. Opening Bid $200.00 ready-to-display piece comes with a hologram and item is accompanied by a COA from Sports Publishing Ltd. Opening Bid $300.00 matching cert card from Upper Deck Authenticated. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

548. (4) Upper 549. Magic/Michael and 556. Michael 557. (41) Deck Lebron/Melo Signed Jordan “Mr. NBA Authentic Framed Displays - UDA June” Framed Greatest Signed Items Integral to athletic greatness are storied Jersey & Ball 50 Signed with (3) rivalries for which the masses fill are- While the postseason Card Lot nas to watch. The offered signed and Jordan and exploits of Reggie – Jabbar, framed displays depict two of the Jackson belong to (1) James NBA’s most storied one-on-one match- the month of Pettit Michael “Air” Jordan ups. Includes: Jordan/Johnson a October, undoubted- Presented are and his heir apparent 20x16 color print of “His Airness” ly the greatest athlete (41) basketball LeBron James are defending “Magic” in a contest at the for the month of cards penned the subjects of these LA Forum. Signed by both in silver June is Michael by members of (4) Upper Deck Sharpie (“9-10”). Limited edition Jordan. Offered is a the “50 Authentic signed #81/100, UDA cert #BAJ06853. The Michael Jordan “Mr. Greatest” team. items. Included are 27-1/4 x 23-1/2” frame has a nick on June” framed jersey Penned in ball- 558. Aerospace Jordan Hand- the far left edge; James/Anthony a 1.) single-signed along with a single-signed Wilson basketball. Included point and felt- Painted Limited Edition Cel Jordan two-toned 16x20 color print of “King James” and is a 33x43 framed “Mr. June” Michael Jordan home jer- tip with signa- Air and Hare are out to save the world’s supply of Nike commemorative “Melo” with each having signed his sey. Penned on the front number in silver Sharpie (“9”), tures that average (“9”), this lot is highlighted by: shoes in the offered hand-painted limited edition car- 1999 retirement Spalding basketball (“7”, #/250); 2.) single-signed Jordan #45 image in black Sharpie (“9-10”). this size 46 Champion replica apparel is serially num- Abdul-Jabbar (“4”, 1981-82 Topps), Barry, (3) Cousy toon cel. Housed in a 19 x 16-1/4” frame with red- Chicago Bulls size 46 Champion replica home jersey (“9”, silver, back numbers); 3.) Housed in a 21x25 black frame and bered to 423. Also present is black Wilson “Mr. June” (2 personalized), (3) Olajuwon (1986 Fleer: 1 #82, 2 #9 white-and-blue matting, this colorful image (377/500) single-signed Jordan Washington Bullets size 48 Nike replica home jersey (“9”, mounted to a black velvet matte, the basketball. This sphere is lightly endorsed in gold Stickers), Pettit, (2) Schayes, Sharman, (2) Walton (1 depicts Michael Jordan and pal Bugs Bunny in an outer #/100, silver, front numbers) and 4.) single-signed James St. Vincent-St. Mary Irish item has a limited edition #13/100 with Sharpie with the autograph grading (“4”). Both items Topps certified, 1 1977-78 Topps) and (3) West. space confrontation with Marvin the Martian and Dog Onsports XXL gold replica home jersey (“7”). Each item is accompanied by holo- UDA cert #BAJ19091. come with a hologram and accompanying cert card Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications with K-9. Accompanying is a COA from Warner Bros. gram stickers and their accompanying cert cards from Upper Deck Authenticated. Opening Bid $250.00 from Upper Deck Authenticated. a complete listing available on our website. Animation Art Director Steve Felton. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

116 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 117 HOCKEY DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 565. (2) 566. (4) 1978-79 1977-78 Topps Hockey Topps Vending Boxes Hockey Presented are four 1978-79 36-Pack Topps Hockey vending boxes, all in (NM-MT) or wax better condition. Each con- Boxes tains (500) high-grade sin- Presented are gles including literally two 1977 Topps dozens of Hall of Famers. Hockey wax Vintage vending boxes are boxes in (NM- both a great investment and MT) or better fine way to obtain gradable condition. Each singles. box contains Opening Bid $300.00 (36) crisp and clean packs. Vintage hockey wax boxes are 559. 1972-73 Topps Hockey Vending Box 560. 1973-74 Topps Hockey Vending Box - GAI 9 both a great Shoot and score with this 1972-73 Topps Hockey vending box with (500) unsearched Presented is a gorgeous 1973-74 Topps Hockey vending box containing the very deli- investment and cards. Multiple complete sets could be found within the walls of this nearly forty-year-old cate colored border cards. The box has (500) cards and has been graded GAI 9, so the fine way to set. Possible ice kings within include Orr, Lafleur and Dryden. A prime opportunity for opportunity is there to pull mint and even gem mint examples. Our neighbors to the obtain gradable the third-party graded card specialist north should enjoy this beauty. singles. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

562. (2) 1975-76 568. (37) 1979-80 Topps Hockey Topps Hockey Vending Boxes - GAI Graded Wax Both GAI Packs Presented is a pair of Unwrap “The Great One” 1975-76 Topps Hockey (Gretzky RC) with these vending boxes. Both are (37) 1979-80 Topps in high-grade including Hockey wax packs. Graded (1) GAI Gem Mint 9.5 by Global Authentication, and (1) GAI Mint 9. included are (5) GAI 9.5, Both boxes contain (500) (12) GAI 9, (12) GAI 8.5, crisp cards and should (5) GAI 8 and (3) GAI 7.5. yield dozens of high- These investment-quality grade hockey icons. packs are well preserved Opening Bid $250.00 with crisp exteriors and tight factory folds. A folded original display box (EX) is also present. Opening Bid $750.00 561. 1974-75 Topps Hockey Vending Box - GAI 9 567. 1979-80 Topps Hockey Vending Box - GAI 9 Offered is a fantastic opportunity to grab a scarce 1974-75 Topps Hockey vending box Offered is 1979-80 Topps Hockey vending box in a GAI 9 holder. This rare vending graded GAI Mint 9. The box has (500) clean and crisp cards and will undoubtedly box should yield mint examples from this series that includes the highly coveted produce dozens of Hall of Famers. This series is hard to find in high-grade, so do not Wayne Gretzky rookie card. The box contains (500) untouched cards. miss this great item. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

563. (2) 564. 1976-77 570. (17) 1971-1976 1975-76 Topps Topps & OPC Topps Hockey 36- Hockey Wax Hockey Pack Wax Packs-All PSA Vending Box Unwrap some greatness with Boxes Vintage hockey these seventeen unopened 1971-1976 Topps and O- Presented is wax has gained in Pee-Chee Hockey wax a pair of popularity over the packs. Each graded and 1975-76 past few years, and encapsulated by PSA, many Topps the offered 1976-77 high-grade Hall of Famers Hockey Topps Hockey box and semi-stars are possibly vending is in high-grade contained within. Included boxes, both with (36) gradable are Topps Hockey Wax: (4 in (NM-MT) packs. This series packs) with 1971 (PSA 7), condition. include the rookie (2) 1974 (both PSA 6), 1976 Vintage card of Bryan (PSA 7); O-Pee-Chee hockey Trottier. The display Hockey Wax: (13 packs) vending is box grades (NM- with 1973 Series 2 (PSA 8), difficult to MT) with the packs 1974 (PSA 8), (3) 1974 locate, so grading in the (NM 569. 1980-81 Topps Hockey Vending Box - GAI 8 WHA ((2) PSA 8, PSA 6), not miss the chance to get (2) clean vending boxes that each contain (500) high-grade to Mint) range. Offered is 1980-81 Topps Hockey vending box in a GAI 8 holder. The holder has two (3) 1975 (PSA 8, (2) PSA 7), singles. Opening Bid slightly damaged corners and a small crack in the plastic to the bottom left of the box; (2) 1975 WHA (both PSA 8) Opening Bid $250.00 $200.00 however the box is unaffected. This rare vending box should yield mint examples from this series with a possible Ray Bourque. The box contains (500) untouched cards. and (3) 1976 ((2) PSA 8, PSA 7). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

118 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 119 HOCKEY DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 571. (127) 1994 577. (55) Signed 578. Autograph 572. 1975 Bobby Parkhurst Hockey Hockey Photos, Hockey Lot Orr Doll and Missing Link Pop- Flats and Cuts with Gretzky Outfits - All in Up Set Hoard The offered (55) images are UDA Jersey Offered is a staggering col- Original signed by hockey legends, Sixteen NHL and inter- lection of (127) 1994/95 Unopened many of whom played for national hockey icons Parkhurst Hockey Missing Boxes “Original Six” franchises. have signed the items The color and black-and- Link Pop-Up insert sets. The Long before Nintendo, in this assortment of white items range from vin- first six cards from this Sega Genesis and the cur- memorabilia. The pen- tage to recent and are deco- “chase” series were released rent Wii craze, this Bobby nings average (“8”) rated with autographs that in Canadian cases, while the Orr plastic doll was all the quality with highlights average (“8-9”) strength remaining six cards were rage among young hockey including: Signed and clarity. (There are a few distributed in the American enthusiasts. On depart- Gretzky Display: a cut signatures, as well.) series. Purportedly limited to ment store shelves (as limited edition Highlights include: (2) Jean 1,000 sets, 13% of the entire well as on every kid’s (“70/1000”) Kings Beliveau, Toe Blake, Doug production line is available Christmas list) in 1975, home jersey (with Harvey, Gordie Howe, within this group. These ice the doll could be dressed “802” All-Time Goal Bobby Hull, Bill Mosienko, kings include luminaries in a dozen other outfits Scorer patch) signed Henri Richard, Maurice such as #1 Morenz, #3 which, of course, were and inscribed “99” by Richard, Eddie Shore and Vezina, #4 Clancy and #7 sold separately. This lot includes that popular doll and each of the (12) additional outfits Gretzky - UDA sticker and certificate; Brett Hull Signed Bat: a Rawlings- Gump Worsley. Shore. The Beckett book - all in their original retail boxes! Products of Toronto-based “Royal Toy” company, Adirondack block-letter model (32.2oz/33-3/4”) bat signed between the center brand Accompanying is an auc- value for these (NM-MT) each features a color likeness of Orr and text in both English and French. The additional and barrel stampings; Signed Pucks: (14) including Francis, Messier and Trottier. tion LOA from James sets is $350.00 per, making this haul a profitable investment proposition. apparel allows for Orr to try his hand at tennis, karate, golf, scuba diving and skiing, Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete list- Spence Authentications. For a complete list of autographs, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 among other activities. ing available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $250.00

573. 1970s 579. Wayne 580. (16) Signed Bobby Clarke Gretzky Hockey Items - (6) Game-Worn Autographed Sticks and (10) Signed Hockey NY Rangers LE Photos - With Gloves Jersey Howe and As an esteemed mem- “The Great One” has Lemieux ber of the “Broad Street signed this authentic A pair of hockey legends Bullies,” Bobby Clarke New York Rangers lim- have signed the items in the was known for a ited-edition (“57/199”) offered lot of sixteen. rugged, slashing style stat jersey with embroi- Specifically, Gordie Howe of play that defined the 574. 1971-72 Philadelphia Flyers Team-Signed Stick dered notations of the and Mario Lemieux have 1970s Philadelphia In just their fifth season in the NHL, the 1971-72 Philadelphia Flyers endured what Hall of Famer’s impres- executed bold autographs that Flyers. This pair of was to be their last losing campaign in eighteen years. The foundation laid for great- sive accomplishments. project (“9-10”) quality circa 1975 Bobby ness, the ‘71-’72 roster included some of the catalysts who were to pave those cham- Displayed in a 36-1/2 x throughout. Includes Signed Clarke game-worn pionship roads. The offered stick is autographed by (19) members of that 1971-72 41” showroom-quality 16x20 Photos: with (2) hockey gloves is a ster- “Broad Street Bullies” installment. This Victoriaville Pro model was originally issued frame, the jersey’s black-and-white prints of ling memento from that to former Flyers defenseman Barry Ashbee and possibly saw subsequent use by reverse is signed in sil- Howe in action (inscribed “9 championship period. The Cooper equipment displays extensive game usage to Simon Nolet (whose name and number “17” are inscribed on the shaft). The players’ ver Sharpie on the first – Mr. Hockey”) and (8) color include stitch repairs, soiling and multiple palm contusions, along with light lace and signatures resonate (“7”) quality throughout and, despite some fading, remain legible. “9” (“10” strength) and prints of Lemieux hoisting tag fraying. The interior lining on each glove confirms Clarke as the original owner Includes: Bernier, Brown, Clarke, Foley, Gamble (d.1982), Hale, Hillman, Hughes, inscribed “1979-99” on the 1991 Stanley Cup. through a 16 uniform match. Additionally, the Hall of Famer endorsed the wrist pad of Johnson, Nolet, Kelly, MacLeish, Mickey, Plante, Van Impe, Watson, Wright and (2) the second “9.” PSA/DNA or JSA basic certs and holograms accompany each. Signed Hockey Sticks: each glove in silver Sharpie, with the signatures grading a (“9”). This memorabilia is unidentified signatures. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Accompanying is the (6) “Northland” examples signed by Howe and inscribed “9 – Mr. Hockey” on the blade accompanied by a LOA from Ed Dolan, Jr. Signature comes with a pair of PSA/DNA Authentications. WGA letter of authenticity. Due to the size of this framed item, shipping surcharges of each. A JSA cert sticker is adhered to each, though no basic cert cards are present. certification stickers. Opening Bid $200.00 apply. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00

575. (5) Wayne Gretzky UDA 576. (12) 581. (5) UDA 582. (9) Philadelphia Flyers Signed Items with (2) Sticks Wayne Wayne Signed Hockey Sticks - With (5) Presented is a group of five Wayne Gretzky Gretzky Gretzky Multi-Signed Upper Deck Authenticated signed items. 20x16 Signed 16x20 From between the pipes or on either side of the red Included are (3) Rangers autographed pucks Signed & 18x24 line, the ice icons who have signed the offered lot ((2) “9”, “7”, all silver) and (2) Easton of nine sticks represent some of the Philadelphia Aluminum sticks (both “8” and both dark Photographs Photographs Flyers’ most renowned superstars. These game-used ink, one stick appears lightly used). These - All WGA Depicting the Great or team-issued sticks are home to black or blue pieces come with a hologram and matching “The Great One” One in his Kings marker scriptings that average (“8”) quality and cert cards from Upper Deck Authenticated. comes to you by attire, the offered lot include: Single-Signed Sticks with Bernie Parent Opening Bid $250.00 the dozen in these features five signed (Sher-Wood goalie stick); Jean-Marc Pelletier limited edition flats distributed by (Sher-Wood goalie stick; cracked, mended with signed 20x16 color Upper Deck. This lot tape); John Vanbiesbrouck (Vic goalie stick) and photographs. includes: (3) Welcome Danius Zubrus (Victoriaville ABS 9000); Team- Numbered from a to LA 18x24 posters Signed Sticks (3) goalie sticks and (2) skaters set of “99,” these framed to 24x29 and sticks signed by Flyers teams of the past two glossy depictions (2) 16x20 photo- decades with highlights including Hextall, Klatt, show Wayne Gretzky in time-lapse images as he unleashes a slap shot in a burst mode graphs from a limited Lacroix, LeClair, Lindros, Little (emergency goalie sequence. Each silver Sharpie signature and inscription of “99” emerges prominently edition run (#/300). on 1996-97 Stanley Cup Finals roster), Propp and against a jet-black background, projecting an average of (“9”) strength and clarity. The frames each Therien. All show moderate to heavy game or prac- Each (NM) example comes with a WG Authentic basic cert and hologram. come with a UDA tice use. Accompanying is an auction LOA from Opening Bid $250.00 COA and matching James Spence Authentications. sticker, while the Opening Bid $400.00 unframed 16x20 photographs, missing the COAs, only display the UDA holograms. Opening Bid $200.00

120 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 121 HOCKEY & OTHER SPORTS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 587. Tiger 588. Tiger 583. Mark Messier 1995-96 New York Rangers Signed Woods Woods Game-Worn Home Jersey Signed 2005 Signed The last active NHL player to have played in the WHA, Hall of Fame center Mark Messier is also the lone athlete to captain two different franchises to championships and, Masters Flag Framed as the curtain came down on his remarkable career in 2004, the last active player to have UDA 29x26 played in the NHL during the 1970s. The offered New York Rangers home jersey was Capturing his ninth Display worn and signed by the Edmonton-born legend during the 1995-96 season. With six Major and fourth UDA Stanley Cup titles (five in his native Edmonton), two Hart Trophies and one Conn Smythe Masters champi- The incompa- Trophy already to his credit, the 35-year-old Messier wore this white mesh pullover gar- onship - at the ten- rable Eldrick ment as he paced the ‘95-’96 Rangers with 47 goals and 99 points. In blue-on-red double der age of 29 - 2005 Tont “Tiger” tackle twill, “RANGERS” is angled downward in block-style characters across the front titlist Tiger Woods Woods looks while an upper case “C” near the left shoulder denotes Messier’s captaincy. On the back, edged Chris poised to the since-retired (by both the Rangers and Oilers) number “11” is sewn in blue-on-red and DeMarco in a play- attack the field “MESSIER” is arched just above in like fashion. Executed vertically on the second “1,” Messier’s silver Sharpie autograph (“8” strength) is accompanied by his inscription of off to win that rain- from the sand “#11.” Red-and-blue striped patterns line the lower torso and three-quarter sleeves while red-and-white stretch knit accents the V-neck and the blue mesh shoulder panels. Within the plagued tournament trap in this left rear tail, a manufacturer’s stamping denotes “SET 1, 95-96. On the back right tail, “CCM” and “NHL” logos are embroidered in the appropriate colors. Within the collar, a in Augusta, Georgia. vivid Upper “Gerry Cosby” local distributor’s label is accompanied by a “CCM” fabric content tag and a size “52” flap tag. Moderate wear is evident in the form of stick marks and minimal Offered is an auto- Deck fraying throughout, as well as a tiny hole at the right rear tail. Donned at Madison Square Garden, this battle-tested apparel was worn during a home campaign in which Messier graphed framed dis- Authenticated became the 21st member of the 500-Goal Club. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from Rob Orsimarsi and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. play celebrating the signed limited- Opening Bid $900.00 links phenom's feat. edition photo- Housed in a 23-1/4" graph. x 43-1/4" frame with Positioned "putting green" mat- over Tiger’s ting, three color sand blast, the prints of Woods are brazen black arranged to accent a 584. Vintage Boston Bruins Signature Lot - (19) Sharpie signa- centrally located yel- ture rates a Signatures with Conn Smythe low "2005 Masters" perfect “10” in From the day of the NHL’s “Original Six,” the offered arena-issued items are signed by flag, which is signed both clarity (19) of the Boston Bruins most revered legends. On pages from various Boston Garden by Woods in black and strength. programs, the penciled signatures project an average of (“8”) quality. Highlights marker ("9") The limited include: Bobby Bauer, Dit Clapper, Red Dutton, Frank Ryan (play-by-play announcer strength. edition piece 1925-1952), Milt Schmidt, Eddie Shore, Conn Smythe, Nels Stewart, Tiny Thompson Accompanying is a (#296/500) and Cooney Weiland. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence UDA COA with cert measures Authentications. For a more comprehensive list of signatures, please visit our website. #: BAJ80995 29x26 and Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 comes from Upper Deck Authenticated and the cert number is BAJ10298. Opening Bid $400.00

589. Tiger 590. Tiger Woods Woods UDA Framed Framed Signed and Signed Photograph Display & 2004 This framed and Masters signed UDA dis- Flag play depicts links Although Tiger phenom Tiger Woods did not Woods and rec- capture the 2004 ognizes yet Masters, he did another on his seize the moment long list of with this framed accomplish- signed photograph ments: his 2008 and 2004 Masters U.S. Open tri- flag. With dimen- umph. Arranged sions of 27-1/2 x in a 21-1/8 x 32- 40-1/2”, this 3/8” frame with ready-to-display black-on-red piece features a 17 matting, the dis- x 13-1/2” single- 586. (7) Wayne Gretzky Signed Stat Jerseys - All WGA play shows three signed photograph 585. 1980 USA “Miracle on Ice”Team-Signed Photo - with Dare we say that the winning bidder can be “dressed to the 9’s” in these autographed images of Woods (“10”, silver, (19) Signatures Wayne Gretzky stat jerseys? Tailored to the specifications of “The Great One’s” in his trademark #15/15) and As David vs. Goliath tales go, few are more epic than that of the 1980 USA Olympic Edmonton Oilers apparel, these white mesh size “54” pullover garments showcase the Nike “Swoosh” matching 2004 Hockey team's Gold Medal conquest. Having shocked the Russian team, 4-3 on February club logo patch on the front, a tackle twill “C” (denoting his captaincy) near the left cap with the Masters flag. The 22, the American heroes proceeded to best Finland, 4-2 two days later to win the Gold. shoulder and the since-retired (throughout the league) “99” on the back and shoulders. backdrop show- dated 4/9/04 The offered photograph is autographed by (19) of the "Miracle on Ice" principals. On the first “9” on each, Gretzky’s readily recognized signature and inscription of ing Woods as he depicts Woods Measuring 20x16, the color print reveals an image of the USA players in jubilant celebra- “99” projects (“8”) strength throughout. Limited edition identifiers (from a series of kisses the covet- after he sank a tion after their triumph over Russia. (By all accounts, the Gold medal victory two days “99”) are inscribed near the bottom of those same tackle twill numerals. Additionally, ed trophy. Just hole-in-one prior to the Masters. The black exterior framing is in fine condition. This later was anti-climactic as many erroneously cite the win over Russia as the Gold medal each pays homage to Gretzky with chain-stitched achievements along the blue-white- below, Woods’ piece comes with a hologram and matching cert card from Upper Deck Authenticated. game.) In blue Sharpie, the signatures project ("9-10") strength throughout, as most and-orange striped pattern on the back. There, the impressive list reads: “Wayne sizable silver Opening Bid $200.00 emerge prominently against the stark white background of the ice. Includes: Baker, Gretzky – Edmonton Oilers 1979/80-1987/88 – Stanley Cup Champions 1984, 1985, Sharpie auto- Broten, Craig, Christian, Christoff, Eruzione, Harrington, Johnson, McClanahan, Morrow, 1987, 1988 – Art Ross Trophy 1981-1987 – Hart Memorial Trophy 1980-1987 – Conn graph emerges boldly against a black surface to project perfect (“10”) strength and O'Callahan, Pavelich, Ramsey, Schneider, Silk, Strobel, Suter, Verchota and Wells. Smythe Trophy 1985, 1988 – NHL First Team 1981-1987 – Limited Edition of 99.” clarity. The signature has a limited edition notation of “11/100” and has a basic cert Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. each is accompanied by a WG Authentic basic cert and hologram. sticker numbered “BAK22644.” Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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595. The Masters Golf Tournament Memorabilia Collection The offered collection of Masters memorabilia is almost as exciting to a golf fan as a slow walk up Magnolia Lane. With over (80) dif- ferent items, all featuring the famous Masters logo, this varied grouping is a virtual chronicle of the past 20 years at Augusta. Highlights include (6) Masters HB Annuals (2001-2006), 2006 Masters cap (worn), a 20x12 premium leather travel bag (EX-MT), (2) 3-ball sleeves (2000 & 2008), (10) parking passes (1998-2006), two playing card decks (MT) and a 2000 Masters bag tag (NM). Also included is a signed Jack Nicklaus program (from the Desert 592. Legends of Golf: Woods/ Palmer/ Nicklaus Signed & Classic). For a more complete list of items in this lot, please visit our website. Framed Piece Opening Bid $400.00 For legions of “Arnie’s Army” and devotees of “Tiger” and “The Golden Bear” is this signed and framed UDA Legends of Golf display piece. With framed and matted dimensions of 39 x 19-1/2”, gold Sharpie endorsements for Nicklaus, Palmer and Woods grace this lineup. Each autograph grades in the (“9-10”) range. Interestingly, this limited item is serially numbered #18/250, the standard for Major victories which Nicklaus set, and the mark that Woods hopes to one day eclipse. Hologram and 591. Tiger Woods UDA “Master of Majors” Limited Edition matching cert card from Upper Deck Authenticated. Signed Framed Display Opening Bid $300.00 With boundless talent and youth on his side, the sky is the limit for Tiger Woods. These factors are evidenced in the offered framed and autographed display: a UDA “Master of the Majors” signed compilation. Arranged in a 43-3/4 x 35-1/2” frame with a green “course-like” matte, the items reside in an area that is approximately 1”-deep to give a shadowbox effect. Symmetrically situated, (8) scorecards numerically detail 596. 1986-2006 Masters Golf Tournament Press Badges Woods triumphs at Major tournaments. Accenting the piece, Woods’ silver Sharpie Until you have actually walked the grounds at Augusta National, it may be hard to signature resonates (“9-10”) strength and clarity and is accompanied by a limited edi- believe that the place is a slice of heaven. The press agent that once owned the offered tion notation of “29/100”. The item comes with a UDA basic cert (No. BAH88042) (17) “TV and RADIO” badges believed it to be. The grouping includes badges from and “PenCam” CD LOA. The frame is affected by a series of surface nicks on both 1986 (Nicklaus’s last victory) to 2006 (Mickelson’s second win) missing 1990, 1995, the left and right sides. Due to the size of the piece, a shipping surcharge will apply. 1996 and 1997. The lot includes (3) of Tiger’s four victories and each badge is in (EX- Opening Bid $250.00 MT to NM) condition. Jack Nicklaus has signed the 1998 badge. Opening Bid $150.00

597. (101) Logo Golf Balls Including Masters & Open Championships For the golf enthusiast, this lot of (101) logo golf balls offers a pair of options, either 598. 1930s Autograph Book - With Amelia Earhart and 594. 1993 Ryder Cup Autographed Collection with (23) display them or use them on the course. The collectible logo golf balls include 2000 Many Olympians Signatures Nike Tiger Slam tins (12 balls each) from the Open, the US Open and the PGA The cut signature of aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart (“9”) highlights this autograph Presented is a tandem of 1993 Ryder Cup signed items, totaling (23) signatures, Championship. Other highlights include (8) Masters golf balls, a dozen Open book primarily comprised of 1920s and 1930s Olympians. The leather-bound keep- including a pair of Payne Stewart (d.1999) examples. Each item is penned in black Championships plus logo balls from events such as the Ryder Cup. sake is secured by a silver-colored cord and includes (66) colored pages on which (81) Sharpie with the autographs averaging in the (“9-10”) range. Included are 1.) multi- Opening Bid $150.00 signatures appear. Executed in pencil and steel-tip fountain pen, the autographs aver- 593. (5) Arnold Palmer Autographed Items signed 1993 Ryder Cup Concorde advertising piece with (13) signatures featuring age about (“8”) quality and are accompanied by salutations to the book’s original Renowned golfer Arnold Palmer is the endorser of these five single-signed items. Couples, Floyd, Stewart and Watson. This piece is artist-signed and limited to 150 owner (apparently, an athlete in her own right at the time). Other highlights include: Included are 1.) vintage Palmer golf ball (“9”, ball shows use); 2.) Palmer glove (“3”, copies, with the name of the original owner displayed. 2.) 1993 Ryder Cup 1920s and 1930s Olympians Bridges, Capp, Carew, Harrington, Kelley, Pickett, glove exhibits wear); 3.) dated 9/16/77 Palmer/Stephenson Exhibition program (“10”, Birmingham UK 8x8 promotional booklet with (10) signatures including Couples, Robinson, Rogers, Stephens and Walsh. Accompanying is an LOA from James Spence program EX) and 4.) (2) 8x10 photographs (“9-10”, both with salutations). Auction Floyd, Stewart and Watson. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a Authentications. For a more detailed list of these athletes, please visit our website. LOA from James Spence Authentications. complete list of signatories, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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599. 1948- 605. (14) 2009 Near- New York Complete Yankees Run of Auto/ Kentucky Jersey/Bat Derby Cards with Glasses Ruth The “Bronx Legendary thorough- Bombers” take breds and mint aim with these juleps have long fourteen modern been the fare the first certified auto- Saturday of every graph, jersey and May at Kentucky’s 600. (36) 1950s-1990s Indianapolis 500 bat cards. The Churchill Downs. Programs majority of these Add to that menu the The offered thirty-six programs were issued over Memorial Day pinstriped inserts coveted souvenir weekends past for the most-attended single day sporting event are serially num- glasses like the ones in the world. Specifically, these guides detail Indianapolis 500 bered and come offered in this near- events from 1956 through 1992. The grading breakdown goes from a variety of complete run of (61). Crafted each year from 1948 to the present by the Libbey Glass Co., the offered examples as follows: (14) EX-MT or nicer, (13) EX, (4) VG-EX and (5) tiered subsets. represent each and every year, save for 1951. As for the omission, it is well documented that a dramatic drop-off VG or lesser. With covers and pages intact (with one excep- Included are in production in both 1950 and 1951 was attributed to the Korean War. Resultantly, Libbey experimented with a tion), the publications are rife with color action images and 604. 2008 SP Legendary Cuts Dazzy Vance Cut Certified much more fragile type of glass during those years, which further accounts for the fact that there are few sur- biographical content of the Speedway’s most famous icons. (A Autograph #/2 Autograph: 2001 vivors. This collection runs from 1948 through 2009 with the above-mentioned interruption. The vast majority few of the guides have handwritten notations of qualifying A premier offering is found with this 2008 SP Legendary Cuts Dazzy Vance cut auto- Sweet Spot of these keepsakes list the event and its winners, from Aristides in 1875 to Big Brown in 2008 (with the likes of times on the appropriate pages.) For a complete listing of pro- graph. Out of the entire production for this famed annual series, only one other Vance DiMaggio; War Admiral, Whirlaway and Seattle Slew in between). grams, please visit our website. is available as this modern insert is serially numbered #2/2. The pencil autograph is Game-Used Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $150.00 firmly affixed to the middle of the card. The crafty hurler died in 1961, making this Jersey: (10 cards) cut autograph an elusive acquisition. with 2000 Upper Opening Bid $250.00 Deck Legends: Gehrig (with pin- stripe), Mantle; 601. (40) 1988-1994 Maxx & Press Pass Racing Complete Sets with Earnhardt RC 2000 Upper Deck Yankee Legends: Gehrig (with pinstripe), Mantle, Maris; 2001 Start your engines with this electrifying collection of (40) 1988-1994 Maxx & Press Pass racing complete sets. Sweet Spot Mantle, 2001 Upper Deck Exclusives DiMaggio, 2007 UD Premier: Ruth Included in this investment grade collection are Complete Sets: (32) 1988 Charlotte Maxx: (100 cards each), 1989 606. (20) (#/60, three jersey pieces with one pinstripe); DiMaggio/Gehrig/Ruth triple (#/50, two with pinstripes), Dickey/DiMaggio/Gehrig/Ruth quad (#/25, DiMaggio bat); Game- Maxx: (200 cards, in official binder), 1989 Maxx Tool Box: (factory sealed), 1991 Pioneers of Racing: (107 cards, in Modern official binder), 1988-1992 Maxx 5 Year Anniversary Box: (300 cards, sealed official binder and slip case), 1994 High Used Bat: (3 cards) with 2001 SP Game Bat Edition DiMaggio (#/25), 2001 Sweet Gear: (200 cards), 1994 Press Pass Optima: (64 cards) and (2) 1990s Card Dynamics K. Petty and Waltrip metallic sets Baseball Spot Mantle and 2007 UD Premier Gehrig (#/40, three bat pieces) (5 cards). Auto/ Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Jersey/ Patch 607. (24) Cards Modern with Baseball Mantle Certified Ball Auto, Presented is a treasure Game- trove of Used and nineteen Graded modern base- Cards ball auto/jer- 603. (83) sey/ patch with 1/1 NASCAR insert cards For the mod- Die-Cast along with ern card spe- Model Cars two high- cialist is this end, low group of (24) Rev up your serial num- certified auto- engines with this bered Babe graphs and sterling accumula- Ruth graded rookies. tion of (83) jersey/bat The majority NASCAR die-cast insert cards of these (NM- model cars. Most of and a single- MT) insert these pieces come signed cards come 602. Ernie Irvan 1992 NASCAR Lot - With Race- from Action or Mantle from a variety Used Tire and Pit Crew Uniform Racing Champions (d.1995) of tiered sub- The checkered flag beckons bidders for these high-speed items from and are 1/24 scale. baseball. The sets and are NASCAR legend Ernie Irvan’s stellar 1992 season. Behind the wheel of his Each piece comes majority of serially num- Chevy Lumina No. 4 hawking Kodak film, Irvan prevailed at events in in its original pack- these cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. bered. Sonoma, Daytona and Talladega. Helping Irvan to breakneck speeds at the aging, with the Highlights include Certified Auto: (6 cards) with 2005 Donruss Signature Series: #35 Highlights former oval (June 7, 1992), this lot is highlighted by Race-Used Tire: a majority of display Sandberg, Carlton/Rizzuto; Game-Used: (13 cards) with 2002 Donruss Gehrig, 2005 include “Good Year Eagle” 27-1/2”-diameter, 13”-wide treadless (ideal for warm- boxes presenting Donruss Signature Series: Clemente bat, Ryan; 2005 Playoff Prime Cuts Ruth bat Auto/Jersey: weather conditions) tire is comprised of thick black rubber and features the (NM) or better. (#/50), 2006 Upper Deck Epic: DiMaggio (#/75), Gehrig bat (#/15); 2007 Donruss (5 cards) with manufacturer’s “winged-foot” logo on the outer walls. Appropriate racing- Subjects include Americana J. Robinson patch, 2007 Upper Deck Premier: Hornsby (#/75), Ruth (#/75, 2005 Upper induced wear shows throughout; Race-Worn Pit Crew Uniform: a light- (18) Earnhardt, (8) with stripe); 2008 Playoff Prime Cuts: #83 Paige (#/5, factory sealed) and #88 T. Deck Hall of Fame: Carlton (1/1), R. Jackson (#/5), Killebrew (#/15), Marichal green canvas ensemble with a series of sponsor patches (most notably, Earnhardt Jr. (one Williams (#/5, factory sealed). The signed Mantle ball is penned on the north panel of (#/5), Schmidt (#/10); Certified Autographs: (13 cards) with 2000 Fleer Focus “Morgan-McClure Racing”) and “Kodak film” embroidered on the back; (2) rookie) and (29) an OAL ball. Mantle personalized the sphere and added a salutation. Both ball and Gwynn, 2005 Upper Deck Hall of Fame: Banks (#/25), Eckersley/Feller/Perry triple Pistons and (10) Lug Nuts: metallic pistons (both marked “4”) from Irvan’s Gordon. Also present is a 71x23 Daytona 500 street pole vinyl banner signed by Newman that signature grade in the (“7-8”) range and are accompanied by auction LOA from James (#/10), 2006 Exquisite #71 Hansen/Hamels dual (#/30) and Graded Rookies: (6 Sonoma triumph, (5) lug nuts (all marked “4”) from Sonoma and (5) comes with an LOA from the NASCAR Foundation. Due to the size/volume of this collection, Spence Authentications. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. cards). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. unmarked lug nuts. Complete listing available on our website. shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

126 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 127 MODERN INSERTS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 608. 2008 609. (118) 613. 2006 Topps Modern Baseball Exquisite Finest Gold Auto/ Jersey/ Football Xfractor Patch/Insert Lot Rookie Complete with Mantle 1/1 Signature Set of This (118) card modern Patches (216)—All baseball certified auto, Near Set jersey, patch and insert #8/25 singles lot is packed with (32/33) The offered 2008 Hall of Famers, including The modern foot- Topps Finest a Mantle 1/1. The majori- ball specialist will Gold Xfractor ty of these cards are seri- find extraordinary complete set of ally numbered and come promise with this (216) cards will from a variety of tiered 2006 Exquisite surely draw inter- subsets. Highlights Football Rookie est from modern include Signature Patch insert enthusiasts. Auto/Memorabilia: (10 near set of (32/33) Each serially cards) with 2000 Topps cards. Missing numbered #8/25 Stadium Base Kaline, only #134 Cutler and grading (NM- 2001 Upper Deck Evolve (available sepa- MT), this fulfilled Griffey Jr.; Certified rately in this auc- redemption set is Auto: (36 cards) with (2) tion) for comple- loaded with 1994 Upper Deck tion, this set is superstars and Authenticated #AC1 R. packed with young certified auto- Jackson, 2000 Fleer superstars. Unless graphs from Greats Musial, 2002 noted, each key promising rook- Topps Tribute Schmidt, card is a single or ies. Included is 2004 Leaf Certified Cuts two-color jersey or the base set of Ryan (#/10), 2006 Topps patch. Highlights (166 cards, #151- Co-Signers include #103 Dea. 166 are auto- Boudreau/Lemon cut auto, 2006 Bowman Chrome #219 Johjima (#/50, gold refrac- Williams (three- graphed) and (50) Finest Moments inserts. Highlights include #1 Matsuzaka, #18 tor), 2006 Exquisite Cuts Camilli (#/65), 2007 SP Rookie Edition #153 Braun; color), #104 Griffey, #24 F. Thomas, #50 Wright, #75 Pujols, #88 Ichiro, #100 A. Rodriguez, #103 Game-Used: (63 cards) with 2002 Topps Tribute P. Waner bat, 2003 SP Authentic T. Leinart, #105 Maddux, #124 Jeter, #125 Howard, #129 Blackburn RC, #134 Clement RC, #153 Hu Williams/Giambi, 2006 Topps Triple Threads: (3) Soriano (all #/3, complete set), Bush, (three- RC AU, #155 Pearce RC AU, #160 Buchholz RC AU, #163 Barton RC AU, #164 2007 Topps Sterling Mantle (1/1, five jersey pieces), 2007 Sweet Spot Classics color), #106 Detwiler RC, FM-APU Pujols and FM-DJ Jeter. This investment quality set would be Gehrig and Inserts/Singles: (9 cards) with 1994 Flair #340 A. Rodriguez RC (BGS 612. (15) Jay Cutler Certified Autograph Rookie Cards Holmes, #107 Sin. nearly impossible to piece together on its own. For a complete list of key cards, please 9.5). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. with (2) SPX Moss (three- visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 color), #108 V. Opening Bid $400.00 One of the more promising young quarterbacks in the National Football League Young (three- has found a new home at Solider Field in Chicago. No matter which team he suits color), #109 up for, the 25 year-old field general has a bright future ahead of him. Presented is Hawk, #110 B. a group of fifteen Jay Cutler certified autograph rookie cards. Many of these Marshall, #118 Norwood, #120 Clemens, #121 Maroney (four-color), #122 L. White, inserts are serially numbered and come from a variety of subset tiers. Included are #123 L. Washington, #125 M. Williams, #126 Jones-Drew, #131 Ta. Jackson and #135 (2) 2006 Topps DPP (one #/199), 2006 Topps Finest #154 (#/199), 2006 Donruss Colston exchange card. Each card is serially numbered to either 99 or 225. Classics #112 (#/100), (4) 2006 Donruss Gridiron Gear #157 (all #/225), (2) 2006 Opening Bid $300.00 Leaf Certified #200 (both #/50), (2) Playoff Absolute Memorabilia #214 (#/50, #/125), 2006 Score #350 (#/100) and (2) 2006 SPX #159 (both #/1299). Opening Bid $400.00 615. (2) Hall 614. (12) of Fame High-End Sports Modern Heroes Cut Football Autographs Certified with Haines Autograph/ 1/1 Patch/ Presented is a pair Jersey of Hall of Fame cut autographs Inserts from modern Gridiron greats of insert sets. the past and pres- Included are 2007 610. 2000 Hawaii Trade Conference Marino/ Elway/ ent are found in Sweet Spot this dazzling Classic Byron Manning Triple Auto #/10 assortment of Nelson (#/22) and Presented is a 2000 Hawaii Trade Conference Dan Marino/John Elway/Peyton twelve modern 2008 SP Manning triple certified autograph. This (NM-MT) card was produced by Donruss football certified Legendary Cuts and is serially numbered #10/10. A terrific trio of Hall of Fame (or will be) quarter- autograph, patch Jesse Haines backs. A heavy Lucite display case accompanies. and jersey inserts. (1/1). With such Opening Bid $100.00 These gems are high-caliber talent serial numbered and an elusive and come from a “1/1”, this duo is 611. 2006 Exquisite #134 Jay Cutler Signature Three-Color Patch #/10 variety of tiered a “can’t lose” An incredible investment item is found with the offered 2006 Exquisite #134 Jay Cutler signature subsets. Included are Auto/Jersey: (8 cards) with 2002 Donruss Classics J. Rice, 2004 proposition. patch. Serially numbered to only 10 copies, this three-color Vanderbilt patch comes from the gold Leaf Limited: #227 Roethlisberger RC; Marino (#/13), Namath (#/50), (2) Sanders (#/20, Opening Bid variation tier. Considering that #134 Cutler books for $4,000 alone, the added scarcity makes an #/25 three colored college patch), Sayers (#/50), Tomlinson (#/25); Certified Autograph: $200.00 already elusive card that much more desirable. The original redemption card for this Upper Deck 2007 Topps Paradigm J. Brown; Jersey: (3 cards) with 2004 Leaf Limited product is also present. Cutler is now the field general for a playoff caliber team in Chicago and the Montana/Brady dual (#/50), 2006 Ultimate Collection: value of his cards may soar. Brady/Manning/McNabb/Roethlisberger quad (#/25) and Favre (#/30, three color patch). Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $200.00

128 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 129 MODERN INSERTS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 616. 1996-97 617. (16) Bowman’s Modern Released as redemption cards in tins of 2007 Upper Deck Sweet Spot Classic, the Mystery Cuts Best HR2 Basketball Jordan/ Auto/Patch/ series has garnered much interest among modern hobbyists. These low production inserts feature cut Olajuwon Jersey/ signatures from a variety of celebrities. Presidents, actors, baseball players and military heroes are Atomic Insert Refractor SGC Cards with among the subjects of these (NM-MT) treasures . Each autograph was taken from either an index 86 Jordan card, photograph, check or scrap, with each endorsement grading in the (“8-9”) range or better. Graded 86 NM+ by Auto SGC. For the Michael For the roundball Jordan fan who thinks enthusiast is this they have it all is this assortment of six- 1996-97 Bowman’s teen modern bas- Best HR2 ketball certified Jordan/Olajuwon autograph, patch, Atomic Refractor. jersey and insert Only found 1:384 cards. The major- packs in this “high ity of these end” product, there are inserts are serially few Jordan insert numbered and cards tougher than this come from a vari- Honor Roll subset ety of tiered sub- example. sets. Highlights Opening Bid $100.00 include Auto/Insert: (4) cards with 2004 SPX M. Jordan auto/jersey (#/100), 2006-07 Exquisite C. Anthony auto/patch (#/100, three-color): Game-Used: (2 cards) with 2003-04 Ultimate Collection Jordan (BGS 8.5), 2005-06 Topps Mobley jersey letter (1/1); Inserts: (10 cards) with 2006-07 Topps 1952 Style #19 J. Smith (1/1, superfactor), 2007-08 Bowman Sterling Noah 620. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Albert 621. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Marlon (1/1, superfactor). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Einstein—1/1 Brando 1/1 Opening Bid $200.00 Over his 76 years, Albert Einstein impacted society immeasurably. The German physi- The multi-faceted Marlon Brando (d.2004) is the subject of this 2007 Sweet Spot cist was the recipient of the 1921 Nobel Prize and was named “Person of the Century” Classic Mystery Cuts signature card. It cannot get more difficult than this insert which by Time in 1999. Presented is a 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Albert Einstein is serially numbered “1/1”. The bold black sharpie autograph appears to have been (d.1955) cut signature. Culled from an honorary document, this endorsement is serial- sliced from an index card. This tough “pull” is well centered and ideal for fans of the ly numbered “1/1”. The carefully scripted blue endorsement is precisely centered on iconic “Godfather” actor. the insert card. This historical signature is ideal for the collector seeking to escalate Opening Bid $400.00 their modern collection to the next level. Opening Bid $400.00

618. (31) 2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition Muggsy Bogues Auto/Patches The mighty mite known as Tyrone “Muggsy” Bogues is the focus of these (31) 2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition autographed patches. Hailing from the “collegiate patch- es” subset, the Wake Forest alumnus has penned each piece of fabric in dark ink. Each insert is serially numbered to only 250. Opening Bid $250.00 622. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Ronald 623. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Natalie Wood Reagan—1/1 1/1 “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” Whether as the Fortieth President of the United As the youthful star of Miracle on 34th Street and then coming to age in West Side States or as an actor, Ronald Reagan brought an undeniable charisma to the American Story, Natalie Wood accomplished much in her acting career. The offered 2007 Sweet 619. 2007-08 & 2008-09 Topps Basketball Inserts with Autos landscape. Such magnetism has brought both scrutiny and ardor to his legacy. No mat- Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Natalie Wood (d.1981) signature card is a fine memento The fruits of multiple case “breaks” are there for the taking with these 2007-08 and 2008-09 ter what one’s politics is, the offered 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Ronald attributed to the legendary performer. Serially numbered “1/1”, the lengthy signature Topps Basketball insert cards. Highlighted in this “pack fresh” group are 2007-08 Topps: Reagan (d.2006) signature card will draw considerable interest. A near impossible-to- was placed on a pink piece of scrap paper. The dark endorsement is unblemished and Certified Auto: (4 cards, various subsets) with R. Allen, Davidson RC, Wade SP; Gold Parallels: find “1/1”, this endorsement was culled from an index card and firmly placed to the a profound remembrance of this critically acclaimed star who died all too young. (37 cards, all #/2007) with #111 Oden RC (#2006/2007), #112 Durant RC (1957-58); 2008-09 Topps: Certified Auto: (4 cards, various subsets) with Baylor; Gold Parallels: (60 center of the modern insert. A prime investment piece ideal for POTUS collectors and Opening Bid $400.00 cards, all #/2008) with #198 Mayo RC and 1958 Variations: (272 cards) with (7) sets and (62) duplicates. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. historians alike. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

130 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 131 MODERN INSERTS DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 624. 2007 625. 2007 626. 2007 Sweet Sweet Spot Sweet Spot Classic Spot Classic Mystery Classic Mystery Cuts Mystery Cuts Lucille Ball Cuts Perry & Desi Howard Como & Arnaz Cosell & Benny Perhaps the most Curt Goodman recognized cou- Gowdy ple in television The “King of A tandem of history, Lucille Swing” and renowned Ball and Desi “Mr. C” are the sports journal- 633. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 634. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 635. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Arnaz are an subjects of ists are found Mystery Cuts Ed Sullivan 1/1 American insti- Mystery Cuts W.C. Fields 1/1 Mystery Cuts Robert Young 1/1 these 2007 with these 2007 tution. Married The entertaining Ed Sullivan (d.1974) is the focus of the Comedic actor W.C. Fields (d.1946) is the subject of Father Knows Best with this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Sweet Spot Sweet Spot for almost two decades, the comedic duo are joined offered 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts signature this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts signature Mystery Cuts Robert Young (d.1998) signature card. Classic Mystery Cuts Perry Como (d.2001) and Benny Classic Mystery Cuts Howard Cosell and Curt Gowdy once again with this pair of 2007 Sweet Spot Classic card. Serially numbered “1/1”, this modern insert features card. Culled from a piece of scrap paper, the pencil The endorsement on this elusive “1/1” was secured Goodman (d.1986) signature cards. Each serially num- signature cards. Included are Cosell (d.1995, serially Mystery Cuts signature cards. Included are Ball a pared paper scrap which is signed by the former televi- endorsement is well centered and firmly affixed to the from an index card. The television actor’s cut autograph bered 2/2, this pair of bold autographs were culled from numbered 1/3) and Gowdy (d.2006, serially numbered (d.1989, serially numbered 3/3, check) and Arnaz sion variety show host. The blue penning is well centered center of the insert. It does not get much more chal- is well centered and firmly placed on the middle of this either index cards or paper scraps. These well-centered 1/1). These well-centered cut autograph cards will add (d.1986, serially numbered 1/2, scrap). Whether you and exhibits decent eye appeal. Anyone who is anyone lenging than this unique “1/1” cut autograph. modern insert. cards exhibit pleasing eye appeal and are a must for depth to any sports-oriented insert collection. “Love Lucy” or seek a tangible piece of pop culture, appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in the 1950s and Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 those seeking a slice of American music history. Opening Bid $200.00 these bona fide cut autographs are certain to please. 1960s. Place this card in your collection and it will defi- Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 nitely become a headliner of its own. Opening Bid $200.00

627. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 628. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 629. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 636. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 637. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 638. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Mystery Cuts Mary Pickford 1/1 Mystery Cuts Douglas MacArthur #/2 Mystery Cuts Burt Lancaster 1/1 Mystery Cuts Harry Truman #/4 Mystery Cuts Bob Hope #/3 #/2 Presented is a 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts One of the most highly decorated officers in American Presented is a 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Harry S. Truman (d.1972), the 33rd President of the Humorist and humanitarian Bob Hope (d.2003) is the Presented is a 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Mary Pickford (d.1979) signature card. Serially num- military history, General Douglas MacCarthur (d.1964) Burt Lancaster (d.1994) signature card. This difficult- United States is found on this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic subject of this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery cuts signature card of the legendary Douglas Fairbanks Jr. bered “1/1”, this “one of a kind item” features a bold was both a national hero and controversial figure. to-find autograph was taken from an index card and Mystery cuts signature card. Serially numbered #4/4, signature card. Serially numbered #3/3, this endorse- (d.2000). Serially numbered #2/2, the dark signature blue signature which was culled from an index card. Presented is 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts placed on the middle of this insert. An exceedingly this insert was culled from a personal check. Although ment comes from an unlined, cut down index card. An appears to have been sliced from a photograph. The cut The centered script displays quite nicely and is a proud Douglas MacArthur signature card. Serially numbered tough “1/1”, this card will impress modern collectors the signature is affected by paper tearing, the card exceptional relic relating to a centenarian who won his autograph is centered and is an ideal acquisition for remembrance of “America’s Sweetheart”. #2/2, the Arkansan General carefully placed his blue and Hollywood aficionados alike. remains a fine memento relating to this wartime leader. first lifetime achievement award over sixty years prior fans of this Hollywood leading man. Opening Bid $200.00 script on the unlined portion of an index card. This Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 to his death. Opening Bid $200.00 modern insert is perfectly centered and exhibits Opening Bid $200.00 astounding eye appeal. Opening Bid $200.00

630. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 631. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 632. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 639. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 640. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 641. (3) 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Cary Grant 1/1 Mystery Cuts Bing Crosby #/4 Mystery Cuts Johnny Carson #/2 Mystery Cuts Henry Fonda #/2 Mystery Cuts Mel Torme #/2 Mystery/Classic Cuts with Parks The offered 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Over a career which spanned six decades, Harry Lillis “Here’s Johnny!” Presented is a 2007 Sweet Spot The Hollywood historian will want to secure this 2007 The Velvet Fog croons on this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Featured is a trio of 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Cary Grant (d.1985) signature card is a bona fide “1/1”. “Bing” Crosby was one of the most beloved performers Classic Mystery Cuts Johnny Carson signature card. Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Henry Fonda Mystery Cuts Mel Torme (d.1999) signature card. This Mystery/Classic Cuts signature cards. Included are The bold black sharpie endorsement was placed on an in American entertainment history. The multi-faceted The late night television host’s autograph is serially (d.1982) signature card. The autograph for “One-Take endorsement was taken from a paper scrap and is seri- Classic Cuts: Gerald Ford (d.2006, #/61), Rosa Parks index card and then affixed to the center of this modern showman appears on this 2007 Sweet Spot Classic numbered #1/2 and is placed on a pared index card in Fonda” is sliced from a photograph and serially num- ally numbered to only 2 copies. (d.2005, #/9) and Mystery Cuts: Art Carney (d.2003, insert. A premier memento from a defining Hollywood Mystery Cuts Bing Crosby (d.1977) signature card. The black sharpie. Before Leno and Letterman, Carson bered #1/2. With only one other example extant, this Opening Bid $100.00 #/12). These autographs were taken from index cards film star. blue endorsement was culled from the unlined portion (d.2005) ruled evening television for more than three modern insert is a wise choice. and will be fine accompaniments to any modern insert Opening Bid $200.00 of an index card. Serially numbered #2/4, this difficult decades. This cut autograph will add depth to any cut Opening Bid $200.00 gathering. keepsake will have a prominent place in any cut auto- autograph gathering. Opening Bid $200.00 graph gathering. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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642. (3) 2007-2008 Sweet Spot 643. (3) 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 644. (3) 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 651. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 652. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 653. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Classic & Upper Deck Heroes Cut Mystery/Classic Cuts with Ford Mystery/Classic Cut Autograph Mystery Cuts Bill Bixby #/2 Mystery Cuts Art Carney #/12 Mystery Cuts Roy Rogers #/2 Autograph Cards with 1/1 Offered is a sampling of three 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Cards Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Presented is a formidable threesome of cut autograph Mystery/Classic Cuts signature cards. Included are Featured is a grouping of three 2007 Sweet Spot Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 cards from the 2007 Sweet Spot Classic and 2008 Classic Cuts: Gerald Ford (d.2006, #/61, index card); Classic Mystery/Classic Cuts signature cards. Included Upper Deck Heroes series. Included are 2007 Sweet Mystery Cuts: Art Carney (d.2003, #/12, index card) are Classic Cuts: Leslie Caron (#/4, scrap), Gerald Spot Classic: Classic Cuts: Byron Nelson (d.2006, and Zeppo Marx (d.1979, #/10, check). Ford (d.2006, #61/61, index card) and Mystery Cuts: #/22, index card); Mystery Cuts: Zeppo Marx (d.1979, Opening Bid $200.00 Art Carney (d.2003, #/12, index card). #/10, check) and 2008 Upper Deck Heroes: Pancho Opening Bid $200.00 Gonzalez (d.1995, 1/1, index card). Opening Bid $200.00

645. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 646. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 647. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 654. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 655. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 656. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Janet Gaynor #/2 Mystery Cuts Clayton Moore #/3 Mystery Cuts Weeb Ewbank #/2 Mystery Cuts Jack Dempsey #/3 Mystery Cuts Bette Davis #/4 Mystery Cuts Tony Conigliaro #/3 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

648. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 649. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 650. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 657. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 658. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 659. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Jimmy Stewart #/4 Mystery Cuts John Chancellor #/3 Mystery Cuts Sir Lawrence Olivier Mystery Cuts Art Lund 1/1 Mystery Cuts Zeppo Marx #/10 Mystery Cuts Lady Bird Johnson 1/1 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. #/3 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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660. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 661. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 662. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 669. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 670. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 671. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Mystery Cuts Marlin Perkins #/2 Mystery Cuts Tony Randall #/4 Mystery Cuts Zeppo Marx #/10 Mystery Cuts Ann Landers 1/1 Mystery Cuts Marshall Wolseley 1/1 Mystery Cuts Grace Coolidge 1/1 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

674. 2008 Allen & Ginter Ronald Reagan Hair Card 1/1 Own some DNA from Fortieth 663. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 664. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 665. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 672. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 673. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic President of Mystery Cuts Roddy McDowall #/3 Mystery Cuts Howard Cosell #/3 Mystery Cuts Sandra Dee 1/1 Mystery Cuts Harry Warner 1/1 Mystery Cuts Jack Lemmon 1/1 the United States with Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. this 2008 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Allen & Ginter Ronald Reagan hair card. The strand comes from the DNA Relics subset and is confirmed as the only exam- ple in production. With stated odds of securing such insert as 1:203,317 hobby packs, this popular card will assuredly garner much deserved attention. Opening Bid $200.00

675. (2) Modern Cut Autograph Presidential Cards with Clinton & Ford Although they came from opposing sides of the political spectrum, for- mer Presidents 666. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 667. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic 668. 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Bill Clinton and 676. 2008 SP Legendary Cuts Dual 677. 2008 Upper Deck Signs of Mystery Cuts Lucille Ball #/3 Mystery Cuts Red Buttons #/10 Mystery Cuts Joan Bennett #/3 Gerald Ford are Dickey/Lombardi—1/1 History Garfield/Arthur Dual Cut 1/1 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. joined in this Setting the standard of excellence for depression-era The Twentieth and Twenty-First Presidents of the Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 pairing of mod- catchers, Bill Dickey and Ernie Lombardi are joined on United States are found on this 2008 Upper Deck Signs ern cut autograph insert cards. Included are 2008 Upper this 2008 SP Legendary Cuts dual cut autograph. of History James A. Garfield and Chester Arthur dual Deck Signs of History Clinton (1/12) and 2007 Sweet Serially numbered 1/1, this Hall of Fame tandem was cut autograph. Serially numbered 1/1, this exceedingly Spot Classic Ford (16/61). These tough “pulls” are an exceedingly difficult “pull” from the ever-popular tough card is ideal for the presidential historian or mod- ideal for modern collectors and POTUS enthusiasts Upper Deck series. ern insert collector. alike. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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678. 1933 Sport Kings Gum 679. 1933 Sport Kings Gum 686. (32) #38 Willie Hoppe - SGC 88 #38 Bobby Jones - SGC 84 1966-1989 The lone “shark” in a pool of 48 heroes from Encapsulated and graded 84 by SGC, this Multi-Sport various arenas, billiards expert Willie Hoppe 1933 Sport Kings Gum #38 Bobby Jones Star Cards earned high praise on this encapsulated and collectible is among the service’s upper-tier graded 1933 Sport Kings Gum #36 trading with Many examples of the high number card. Sharp card. Graded 88 by SGC, this well-centered Rookies corners, a clean reverse and a brilliant “sky and visually appealing example is one of blue” image background are all part of this Assembled is a three at this level with only three graded card’s appeal. Slightly off-center status diverse grouping of higher by SGC. keeps this otherwise impeccable example (32) 1966-1989 Opening Bid $400.00 from higher technical assessment. multi-sport star Opening Bid $750.00 cards with many rookies. Highlighted are Baseball: (11 cards) with 1965 Topps #526 Hunter RC (GD), 1975 Topps Mini #223 Yount RC (EX); 687. (362) 1957-1977 Multi-Sport Singles Collection with Football: (9 cards) 680. 1933 Sport Kings Gum 681. 1933 Sport Kings Gum with 1971 OPC (77) Graded Assembled is a diverse (362) card 1957-1977 multi-sport singles collection, (77) of #45 Babe Didrickson -SGC 80 #40 Don George - SGC 92 #13 Theismann RC (NM), 1984 Topps which are graded by either PSA or SGC. Highlights include Baseball: (170 cards) One of just two female subjects in the 1933 One of three grapplers represented in the #123 Marino RC with 1970 Topps Story Booklets Complete Set: (24 cards, all SGC graded) with SGC Sport Kings Gum set, Olympic track and 1933 Sport Kings Gum set of 48 athletes (NM); Basketball: 84: #10 R. Jackson; 1975 Topps Mini: (146 cards, average NM) with #1 Aaron HL Field phenom Babe Didrickson is the recipi- and American heroes, Don George pins (4 cards) with (NM), #320 Rose (NM), #500 Ryan (EX-MT), #660 Aaron (EX-MT); Basketball: (74 ent of rave reviews on this encapsulated and down just about all other challengers with 1972-73 Topps cards) with 1976-77 Topps: (74 cards, 34 graded, median NM to NM-MT) with PSA assessed #45 example, which has been grad- the offered encapsulated and graded card. #255 Erving AS 9: #44, #57 Walton, 116, 119, 142; PSA 8: #93; SGC 92: #3, 8, 91; SGC 88: #26, 76, ed 80 by SGC. Eye-appealing colors on the Well-centered, with factory-sharp edges (NM), 1986-87 #130 Maravich AS; Football: (118 cards) with 1957 Topps: (118 cards, average EX, front and a clean reverse merit the technical and corners, this #40 example warranted Fleer #68 K. 19 graded) with SGC 84: #7, 17, #26 Matson, 34, 38, 39, 47, 55, 58, 63, 67, 113, 114 grade. SGC 92 assessment, with only one equal Malone RC (NM); and SGC 80: #1 LeBaron. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 and one graded higher by the respected Hockey: (8 cards) Opening Bid $200.00 third-party service. with 1968-69 Opening Bid $400.00 Topps #89 Parent RC (NM), 1970-71 Topps #131 Perreault RC (NM), 1971-72 OPC #133 Dionne RC (VG), 1971-72 Topps #45 Dryden RC (NM-MT) and 1984-85 OPC #67 Yzerman RC (EX-MT). For a com- plete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

682. (2) 1933 683. (3) 688. (1875+) 689. (101) Sport Kings Gum 1933 1953-1990 1987-2007 Tunney/Dempsey Sport Multi-Sport Multi-Sport - Both SGC 80+ Kings Shoebox Gem Mint From the 1933 Sport Kings Gum Collection- Rookies- Gum multi-sport set of 48, Thorpe/ the “Squared Circle” is Loaded Either BGS appropriately represented Rockne/ The offered (1875+) 9.5 or PSA 10 here by encapsulated and Grange - 1953-1990 multi-sport The enterprising deal- graded examples of two All SGC shoebox collection is er or internet oppor- an ideal acquisition ring legends. Includes: #17 Graded tunist will find Dempsey SGC 84, one of for the enterprising tremendous “break” From the ever-popular 1933 Sport Kings Gum set of 48 whose subjects ran the four graded at this tier with dealer or internet value with these gamut in terms of sporting arenas, the offered three examples are encapsulated and only one higher in the opportunist. This (101) 1987-2007 graded by SGC. Includes: #4 Red Grange SGC 30; #6 Jim Thorpe SGC 50; and #35 esteemed third-party ser- assembly is loaded multi-sport rookies, Knute Rockne SGC 50. With vibrant images in the backdrop of silhouette gridiron vice’s population report; and #18 Gene Tunney SGC 80. Sharp edges/corners and decid- with Hall of Fame tal- each of which has scenes, these cards are crease-free; only a small notation on the reverse of the edly crisp and colorful imagery define this high-grade duo. ent from the athletic been graded “gem Grange card prevents higher technical assessment. Opening Bid $250.00 fields of baseball, mint” by either BGS Opening Bid $250.00 football and basket- or PSA. Highlights ball. Highlights include Baseball: (60 include Baseball: cards) with 1997 684. (7) 1933 Sport Kings Gum 685. (15) 1933 Sport Kings Gum (1244 cards) with Bowman Chrome Lot - All SGC Graded Cards - All SGC Graded Topps: 1958: #487 #298 Berkman (BGS Revolutionary in that it paid homage to heroes From the 1933 Sport Kings Gum set that paid Mantle AS (EX), 9.5), 2001 Topps for eighteen separate “athletic” arenas, women homage (via imagery and text) to 48 athletes and 1960: #200 Mays Chrome Traded: athletes and a father-son cyclist tandem, the 1933 well-known personalities, these fifteen well-pre- (EX), #563 Mantle AS #T235 Morneau Sport Kings Gum set is represented here with served examples have been encapsulated and (EX); 1965: #477 (BGS 9.5), #T266 seven examples (including some tough high graded by SGC. Includes #3 Holman (SGC 60), Carlton RC (GD), Ichiro (PSA 10); numbers) encapsulated and graded by SGC. #5 Wachter (SGC 70), #7 Walthour, Sr. (SGC 70), 1967: #150 Mantle 2001 Bowman Brilliant colors and sharp edges/corners typify #9 Blood (SGC 40), #10 Lekang (SGC 88, with (VG), 1975: (2) #228 Heritage: #352 Ichiro this lot, that includes: #25 Snoddy (SGC 40); #26 one equal and only one better in the SGC popula- Brett RC (VG, GD), SP (PSA 10), #439 Wedell (SGC 86, with one at its SGC tier and tion report), #11 Jewtraw (SGC 40), #12 McLean 1978: (4) #36 Murray Morneau SP (BGS only one better); #27 Turner (SGC 60); #31 (SGC 40), #13 Fator (SGC 70), #14 Londos (SGC RC (average EX), (6) 9.5); 2001 Fleer Walthour, Jr. (SGC 40); #37 Madison (SGC 84); 84, the only one at its tier with just three better in #707 Tradition #470 Teixeira (BGS 9.5), 2005 Bowman Draft #BDP32 Bruce (BGS 9.5); #41 Browning (SGC 40); and #43 Carnera (SGC the SGC population report), #15 McNamara (SGC Molitor/Trammell RC (average EX); Football: (398 cards) with Topps: 1959: #23 Football: (16 cards) with (5) 2004 Fleer Tradition #337 Rivers (all BGS 9.5, one Authentic). 80), #16 Tilden (SGC 60), #19 Shore (SGC 50), Starr (VG); 1976: #148 Payton RC (VG-EX); (13) assorted 1981-1989 football star green), 2006 Bowman Chrome #222 Cutler (BGS 9.5) and Golf: (2 cards) with (2) Opening Bid $400.00 #20 Kahanamoku (SGC 50), #21 Weissmuller singles with (2) 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC (EX-MT, VG) and Basketball: (237 2001 Upper Deck #1 Woods RC (both BGS 9.5). For a complete list of cards, please (SGC 60) and #23 Richards (SGC 40). cards) with Topps: 1971-72: #195 Erving RC (PR, colored arm). For a complete list of visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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691. Vintage Multi-Sport Publication Lot of (15) - With 690. (88) 1973-1993 Multi-Sport Sets and Wax Boxes Larsen Perfect Game Program 694. Mickey Mantle & Muhammad Ali Dual-Signed 11x14 Offered is a sizable gathering of (88) 1973-1993 multi-sport sets and wax boxes. Issued at venues hosting sports legends from all arenas, these fifteen vintage programs Unless noted, each set is hand collated and averages in the (NM to NM-MT) range, run the gamut in terms of athletes and regions. The guides average (VG-EX) quality Photograph with the stars faring similarly. Highlights include Baseball: (72 items) with Sets: (with a few nicer) with highlights including: Baseball (4) with September 23, 1886 Two of the most beloved American sporting icons, Mickey Mantle and Muhammad Ali, Topps: 1973: (660 cards, average EX-MT) with #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #305 Mays Pittsburgh Alleghenys at Brooklyn Gray scorecard (scored in pencil); 1956 World are the endorsers of this dual-signed 11x14 photograph. Carefully etched in silver ink, (EX-MT), #615 Schmidt/Cey RC (EX); 1974: (660 cards, median EX-MT) with #456 Series program (scored) from Larsen’s perfect game (VG, with handwritten notations Mantle’s autograph grades an impressive (“8”) while Ali boasts (“9”) penmanship. This Winfield RC (EX-MT); 1975 Partial: (475/660, median EX) with #228 Brett RC on cover and within); 1964 Cleveland Indians program (signed on cover by Early ready-to-display piece comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. (VG); (4) 1983 (two near), (3) 1984 (one w/out Mattingly), (4) 1985; Donruss: 1983, Wynn); Basketball (2) with New York U. Madison Square garden programs from Opening Bid $200.00 (2) 1984 (one factory), 1985; Fleer: 1982-1985; Upper Deck: (6) 1989 (1 factory, (2) 1948 and 1952; Boxing (5) with 1947 Madison Square Garden program w/out Griffey); Wax: with Topps: (3) 1984 Rack (one Mattingly top); Football: (7 (w/photos/bios of Louis, Charles, LaMotta and Robinson); Football (4) with 1946 items) and Basketball: (9 items). Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may Army vs. Duke program; 1953 Army vs. Navy program; and 1958 Michigan vs. Iowa 695. (3) Framed Autographed Items with LeBron, Jordan and Woods program (EX-MT). Complete listing available on our website. be substantial. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. A trio of acclaimed athletes adorn these autographed framed items. Included are 1.) 16 1/2 x 27” Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 LeBron James 8x10 photograph and debut ticket (#/100); 2.) 16 1/2 x 41” Michael Jordan signed “Wings” black and white photograph (#/500) and 3.) 33x23 Tiger Woods signed 1997 Masters Display with raised “-18” (#/97). These crisply penned black signatures grade in the (“9-10”) range. All exterior framing reveals inconsequential wear. Each item comes with an Upper Deck Authenticated hologram and corresponding cert card. Opening Bid $400.00

692. (445) Sports Illustrated Issues - With 1970 Prefontaine Offered are (445) editions of Sports Illustrated. Dating from 1970 through 2008, the publications detail everything from 43-year-old George Blanda’s heroics to the Olympic exploits of Michael Phelps. Spanning four decades worth of heroic professional and amateur athletes, these colorful issues of America’s most widely read sports weekly appeal to those who find their entertainment in arenas other than the diamond, gridiron or hardwood, as this collection includes no fewer than (38) of the eye-appealing “Swimsuit” issues (with a few repeats). With covers and all pages intact, the magazines grade an average of (EX) and have mailing labels adhered to the front covers. Memorable and valuable issues include: Steve Prefontaine “America’s Distance Prodigy” (June 15, 1970); Hank Aaron “715” (April 15, 1974); and several issues with repeat cover boys Ali and Jordan. Due to the weight of this lot’s contents, shipping costs may be sub- stantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, MD office is encouraged. For a year-by-year breakdown and additional highlight, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

696. (7) Multi-Sport Autographed Items with DiMaggio Assembled are seven multi-sport autographed items that includes endorsements from players such as DiMaggio and Marino. Each primarily blue or black autograph boasts signature strengths in the (“8-9”) range or better. Included are Signed Baseball: with 1.) 1989 Gartlan DiMaggio 8” statue (NM); 2.) 1990s Salvino Sports Legends Drysdale 8” statue; 3.) AIS Ba. Bonds replica jersey (Big League Challenge, signed on back num- 693. Jordan and Payton Signed Framed Displays bers); 4.) Mitchell & Ness Seaver replica jersey (311 Ws, road); Football: with 5.) Starved for a title in any arena, the city of Chicago got its patiently await- Wilson Marino replica jersey (home, with tags); Basketball: with 6.) Russell 8x10 pho- ed rewards after legends Walter Payton and Michael Jordan elevated their tograph (silver, with Russell signed COA) and Golf: with 7.) 2004 SP Signature Golf respective franchises to championship echelons. These framed displays Ochoa 8x10 Signature Shots card. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. showcase signed images of each of those Windy City icons. Includes: Opening Bid $250.00 Walter Payton Signed Lithograph a 13-1/2 x 21” (visible image area) colorful artist’s rendering entitled “Sweetness,” signed in silver Sharpie (“9” strength) by its Hall of Fame subject (d.1999). Displayed in a 20 x 697. (12) Multi-Sport PSA/Steiner Signed Collectibles - With 27-1/2” frame with pigskin-like matting, the limited edition item (301/340) Staubach and Chamberlain comes with a Steiner Sports basic cert and hologram; Michael Jordan From various sports arenas, the offered signed items are inviting additions to any autograph or display collection. The bold signatures average (“8-9”) strength and include: UDA Signed Photo a 24x20 color print of Jordan’s gravity-defying exploits at Signed Baseballs clean white OAL Budig spheres (all grade “9”) with (2) Ford and (1) Griffey, Jr.; Signed Jerseys with Aikman Dallas Cowboys road jersey (signed on the back the 1988 NBA Slam-Dunk competition signed in silver Sharpie (“10”). white appliqué uniform number) and Ripken 2001 Baltimore Orioles pro model road jersey (signed on right front); Signed Photographs with Chamberlain 8x10 “100-point Housed in a 31-5/8 x 27-5/8” frame with a black velvet matte, the limited game” black-and-white print; Orr 20x16 black-and-white print, (2) dual-signed Bird/Johnson 16x20 color prints and (3) dual-signed Staubach/D. Pearson “Hail Mary” 20x16 edition piece (12/23) comes with a UDA cert (#BAJ20111) and hologram. prints. COA and UDA cert numbers available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

140 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 141 MULTI-SPORT & AMERICANA DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 698. (13) 699. (19) Multi- Multi-Sport Sport Signed Lot Signed with Mack - Lot with Bo Gill Mitchell & Estate Ness Presented is a Jersey grouping of (18) signed relics from Highlighted by the estate of Bo players from Gill, former sports each of the “big editor of the four” sports, the Newburgh Daily offered lot con- News. Generally tains (13) personalized to signed relics “Bo” or “Mr. Gill,” ideal for the highlights include autograph 1.) 1943 Mack hound. 704. 1950 Ed-U Card Lone Ranger Complete Panel Set (d.1956, “8”) 8x7 Highlights of the lot include: 1.) P. Esposito signed (717 Goals) Mitchell & Ness hand-written letter in Original Boxes 1975-76 Rangers jersey; 2.) Marino (343) 12 oz. Wheaties box framed to 20x27 on Philadelphia let- A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty “Hi-yo, Silver!” (LE#/5000, UDA COA); 3.) Orr model Victoriaville stick (Steiner sticker, no COA); terhead; 2.) For generations the gunslingin’ Lone Ranger was ensconced in the American radio 4.) M. Johnson cachet; and 5.) Griffey signed 10x13 mat framed to 23x23 (UDA Lapchick (d.1970, “8”) 8-1/2 x 11 hand-written letter on Knicks letterhead; 3.-4.) and television landscape. Period memorabilia from the masked man and his side- COA). All signatures included average (“9”). As well as various forms of individual Stengel signed Acme wire photo (d.1975, “9”, PSA/DNA full LOA) and 1973 World 703. 1938 Gum Inc. Horrors of War Partial Set (173/288) kick Tonto are in perpetual demand. The offered 1950 Ed-U Card Lone Ranger certification, this lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Series Program (page 9, inscribed); and 5.) MacGregor vintage baseball (lightly The critically acclaimed 1938 Gum Inc. Horrors of War set was so popular that a May complete panel set in their original boxes is a remarkable survivor from when the Please visit our website for a list of the remaining items in this lot. toned) signed by (11) with Hodges (d.1972, “7”). The remaining items are signed flats 1938 Life Magazine issue ran a feature story on the vivid trading cards. The poignant Western serial was at its zenith. It almost seems as if time forgot these radiant Opening Bid $300.00 including Bannick, Krzyzewski, Rizzuto and more. Auction LOA from James Spence imagery along with the informative biographies have made this one-time issue a main- beauties, which average in (NM to NM-MT) condition. A total of (5) 3-card pan- Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete list and conditions of the stay atop many collectors want lists. Presented is a 1938 Gum Inc. Horrors of War els are present in each of the eight color-coded envelopes, compiling (120) cards. included items. partial set of (173/288) cards. The (146) low numbers average (VG to VG-EX) while The half century-old packaging is in remarkable condition with crisp foldings and Opening Bid $200.00 the (27) cards from the more challenging #193-240 series primarily fare (EX to EX- problem-free surfaces. An investment set for those with an eye for the very best, MT) with some better and others lesser. Highlights include Low Numbers: #1 Marco this rare feat will help escalate any non-sport collection to the next level. Polo Bridge (GD), #88 Human Hands (VG), #99 Ghoulish Dogs (VG), #115 Opening Bid $750.00 Barcelona Intersection (VG); High Numbers: (27 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #196, 197, 208, 214, 217-233, 235, 236-239 and #240 Frightful Cost SP (VG). For a complete list of numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

700. (26) Multi-Sport Signed 16x20 Photographs (3) Payton The offered lot contains (26) multi-sport signed 16x20 photographs with several scarce examples. Penned in blue and black Sharpie with signatures that average (“9”), this lot contains: (2) 706. 1962 Bird/Johnson, Clemens, (3) Garciaparra, Griffey, R. Howard, (2) R. Jackson, Kidd, (5) Topps Mars LeClair/Lindros, (2) K. Malone, Messier, (2) Orr, (3) Payton each with Sweetness, 16726 (LE#/1993) and (2) Pennington. The Messier and (2) Jackson photographs have been framed to Attacks 22x26. Each piece features individual COA’s as noted on our website. Complete Opening Bid $400.00 PSA Graded Set of (55) Cards 702. (231) Marauding martians Multi-Sport engage in an epic 701. (120) Signed battle against the inhabitants of Earth Signed Multi- Kodak Photo on this 1962 Topps Sport 8x10 Postcard Lot Mars Attacks com- Lot with Bird, The presented lot plete PSA graded set contains (231) of (55) cards. This Unitas & signed Kodak photo- controversial one- Patterson postcards from the time edition includes The offered lot con- big four sports as the markedly scarce tains (120) signed well as boxing. The checklist. Included 8x10 photographs blue Sharpie signa- are PSA 8: (3 cards, signed by basketball, tures average (“9”) all have oc qualifier) boxing and football on attractive vintage with #8, 11, 21; PSA greats. The signa- postcards with crisp 7: (3 cards) with tures average (“9”) frontal images. #16, 18, 41; PSA 6: in strength on attrac- Included are: (14 cards) with #1 tive photographs. Hockey: (103) with (mc), 3, 7, 9 (oc), Notable signatures (4) Beliveau, (4) P. 14, 17, 19, 23 (st), include: Basketball: Esposito, (3) 27, 30-32, 39, 40; Bird (Retirement Mahavolich, (6) PSA 5: (11 cards) Magazine), Pilote, (2) Worsley; with #4 (mc), 5, 15 Jabbar/Wooden; Baseball: (99) with 705. 1956 Gum Products Adventure Complete Set of (mc), 22, 28, 36, 44, Boxing: Graziano, Ashburn, (2) Ferrell, 45, 46 (mc), 52, 53; Hatton, Jack, (3) (3) Kell, Vander (100) Cards PSA 4: (15 cards) Patterson (each Meer; Football: (14) with (2) Hirsch, (4) Sayers; Basketball: (8 total); and Boxing: Offered is a 1956 Gum Products Adventure complete set of (100) cards. This one-time with #6, 10, 12, 13, inscribed), (8) (7) with (2) Patterson. The baseball realm features an array of All-Stars and several edition is heralded by the #86 Schmeling (NM) which is often considered a shortprint. 20, 24-26, 34, 38, Schmeling; Football: Baugh, Graham, E. Smith, Unitas and Wojciechowicz. Auction Hall of Famers with the majority of the other sports being Hall of Fame inductees. Other highlights include #34 Dempsey (NM-MT), #41 Louis (NM), #44 Marciano 43, 47, 48, 50, 54; PSA 3: (6 cards) with #29, 33, 35, 42, 49, 51; PSA 2: (3 cards) LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more (NM) and #76 Sullivan (NM-MT). The remaining cards average (NM to NM-MT) with #2, 37 and #55 CL (mc). This ground breaking set has significant upside poten- list of the contents of this lot. detailed list of the included signatures. with many gradable copies nestled within. tial and will nicely round out any non-sports collection. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

142 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 143 AMERICANA DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 708. (152) 713. (3) 1880-1965 Tyrone Non-Sport Power Type Card Single- Collection Signed A type card Photos bonanza awaits from the fortunate winner of this 1939 (152) card Film 1880s-1965 non- “Jesse sport collection. These primarily 711. (3) Tyrone Power Autographed 712. Judy Garland Signed Photo James” “N” and “T” Movie Stills Album Page - JSA 6 Assembled is a trio of singles feature a Presented is a trio of single-signed Tyrone Power Encapsulated by BVG with autograph graded (“6”) by single- variety of topics (d.1958) 8x10 movie stills. These carefully crafted JSA. Having captured our hearts in her portrayal of a signed Tyrone Power (d.1958) 8x10 movie stills from and themes and scripts are placed in dark fountain pen, with one con- tornado-spun Kansas gal, Judy Garland scored big with his 1939 lead Jesse James. Featured with co-star Nancy range from taining a salutation. Included films are 1.) 1938 an autograph seeker on this photograph album page. In Kelly, the dark and blue signatures average (“9”) with mainstream Alexander’s Ragtime Band (“9”, with salutation, 1938, black ink, Garland’s flowing inscription of “Sincerely – only one lesser (“8”). A salutation is also found on one national issues also pictures Faye, writing on reverse); 2.) Suez (“8”, Judy Garland” accompanies her familiar likeness. Near of these moderately worn pictures, one of which has a (Allen & Ginter, 1938, also pictures L. Young) and 3.) Sun Valley the top of the piece, a notation of “M.G.M.” resides far pencil marking on the reverse. Auction LOA from Kinney) to the Serenade (“10”, 1941, also pictures Henie, writing on from the signature. James Spence Authentications. markedly reverse). The pictures reveal moderate wear and creas- Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 obscure. Although the majority of these cards display either paper loss or writing on ing. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. the reverse, the eye appeal found within is impressive. Unless noted, each card depicts Opening Bid $250.00 a general subject theme. Highlights include 1880s: (84 cards) with 1880s N263 Tiger Long Cut: L. Russell (GD), 1880s N488 Yum Yum Tobacco Actress (VG-EX), 1886 N353 Consols Portraits of the Ladies of the White House: Mrs. Abraham Lincoln 714. 1930s- 715. (11) 716. (79) (PR), 1888 N76 W. Duke, Sons & Co Great Americans: B. Franklin (PR), 1888 N78 1940s Autographed Different 707. Non-Sport Shoebox Collection Duke Cigarettes N78 Histories of Generals Booklet: Grant (VG), 1888 N472 Yum Hollywood Hollywood 1930s & The offered assortment of non-sports collectibles celebrates beloved pre- and post- Yum Presidents: Jefferson (FR), 1889 N189 W.S. Kimball & Company Savage Rulers: war comic strip and radio characters, as well as trading cards devoted to specific cate- Sitting Bull (VG), 1889-90 Kinney Bros: N230 Famous Running Horses/English: Sir Photos & Stars and 1940s gories. Highlights include: (29) 1909 T58 Fish (VG) and (GD); (32) T331 College Bevys (GD, cabinet size); 1890s: (16 cards) with 1890 N102 Honest Long Cut: Dixie Lid Poet Movie Flag Stamps average (EX-MT) with Fatima Cigarettes or Weber Baking logos on Brooklyn Bridge (GD); 1900s: (12 cards) with 1903 T7-4 Turkish Trophies Hamilton Premiums - Photographs Stills and reverse; (43) 1936 Henry all (FR) with pinholes; (9) 1930s Time Marches On most- Girls Gowns: 1787 (GD); 1910s: (32 cards) with 1910 T68 Natural Leaf Scrap Heroes ly (GD); (4) 1948 Leaf Pirates (FR) with adhesive residue on reverse; (39) 1950 of History: Shakespeare (GD) and 1916 T82 Athletic Movie Stars: Fairbanks (GD). With with Lanza Studio Hopalong Cassidy mostly (GD) with a few (FR, PR); (8) 1951 Hopalong Cassidy For a complete list of designations, please visit our website. Autographs The “silver screen” Portraits (VG) to (EX). Complete listing available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 These vintage buff or literary crit- Presented is a Opening Bid $150.00 images portray some ic will appreciate collection of of Hollywood's most these eleven auto- (79) different alluring starlets and graphed Hollywood 1930s-1940s leading men of the star and poet photo- movie stills and 1930s and 1940s. graphs. The majority of these moderately worn pictures studio portraits, Comprised of: (12) are personalized and penned in blue or black ink with featuring a variety of acclaimed actors and films. The signed 1938 NBC photos, (19) Inquirer color cut-outs, (6) the signatures averaging (“8”). Subjects include (4) majority of these pictures depict multiple characters 1930s Philadelphia Record supplements, (8) "Western" Faye, Greene, Lanza (d.1959), Moffo and Power from different studio productions. A handful contains arcade display sheets, (43) 1940s Dixie Lid Premiums (d.1958). Also present are endorsements from reverse writing or studio notes, none of which adverse- "Scrapbook of Stars" inserts, (4) Vargas Girl calendar renowned poets Benet (d.1950, letter) and Markham ly affect the timeless imagery. Although instances of pages and an Adam West signed self-portrait sketch, the (d.1940) along with famed tenor Gedda. Auction LOA moderate wear exist throughout, these stills are perfect lot is highlighted by telling images of Clark Gable, Piper from James Spence Authentications. For more details for any historian of the cinema. For a more complete Laurie, Ginger Rogers, Barbara Stanwyck and Gene and complete death dates, please visit our website. list of titles and actors, please visit our website. Tierney. Complete list available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

717. (3) Tyrone Power Single- 710. Japanese “Good Luck” Flag - Signed by Soldiers Signed Adhering to age-old tradition, Japanese military recruits have long reported for active Photos duty bearing a national flag signed by relatives, friends and co-workers. Carried on or from close to the soldier’s person throughout wartime, these good luck pieces invariably 1939 show the effects of battle. Offered is one such Far East military relic. Professionally framed to dimensions of 46-1/4 x 34-1/2” and mounted to a black backdrop, this Film World War II relic measures approximately 39 x 27-1/2” and displays the aforemen- “Jesse tioned traits. Accented at the center by a 16”-diameter “Hinomaru” (which literally James” translates to “Sun Circle”), the banner appears to be comprised entirely of silk and has Presented are three single-signed Tyrone Power 719. (4) Tyrone Power Autographed reinforced corners at the upper and lower right. While this design wasn’t officially (d.1958) 8x10 movie stills from his 1939 lead Jesse Movie Stills adopted nationally until 1999, variations thereof were signed and carried into conflict James. Featured with co-star Nancy Kelly and others, Offered is a group of four single-signed Tyrone Power by warring states as early as the 15th century. As is customary, the soldier’s name is the dark and blue signatures average (“9”) with only 718. The Brady Bunch Framed (d.1958) 8x10 movie stills. Included are 1.) Caf boldly inscribed in vertical fashion at the far right of this particular gonfalon. one lesser (“8”). A personalized salutation is also found 709. (219) 1898-1915 Non-Sports Set and Singles Display - Signed by (9) Metropole (“8”, 1938, also pictures L. Young); 2.) The Additional names have been inscribed throughout and remain legible (to those who on one of these relatively clean pictures. Auction LOA Collection Save for their canine pet “Tiger,” each and every cast Rains Came (“8”, personalized with salutation, 1939, also recognize Japanese characters) despite ink migration in a few instances. In addition to from James Spence Authentications. Presented is a colorful (219) card 1898-1915 non sports set and singles collection member of the 1969-1974 “Brady Bunch” sitcom has pictures Foy); 3.) Gunga Din (“8”, personalized with the names, a series of vintage red stampings have faded and resulted in ink transfers Opening Bid $250.00 from seven different issues. A 1908 J4 Dwight’s Soda Useful Birds of America com- throughout. With ornate finery decorating the edges of the museum-quality frame, the signed items in the offered display. A 29 x 28-3/4” salutation) and 4.) The Luck of the Irish (“7”, also pic- plete set of (30 cards, median EX-MT) is included along with several other diverse flag itself conveys the proud battle tradition, with folds, wrinkles and stains consistent frame houses three photo prints, two documents and a tures Baxter). The pictures reveal moderate wear and themes. These primarily mid-grade tobacco cards present especially well given there with excessive transporting. This relic has been authenticated by Japanese cultural trading card. Full description available on our website. creasing. Auction LOA from James Spence advanced age. For a complete list of designations, please visit our website. expert Phyllis R. Poole. Due to the size of this item, shipping surcharges will apply. Opening Bid $250.00 Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

144 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 145 AMERICANA & FABULOUS 15 DAY ONE MAY 27, 2009 720. (2) 1794 Thomas Mifflin 721. Grover Cleveland Cut Signed Pennsylvania Signature and (2) Letters Documents from His Wife One of forty United States diplomats to Grover Cleveland holds the distinction as the sign the Constitution, Thomas Mifflin was only United States President to serve two 726. 1911-14 727. 1909-1911 728. 1912 T207 to become the first-ever Governor of non-consecutive terms in office and the only D304 Weber T206 Ty Cobb Recruit Walter Pennsylvania in 1790. The offered (2) his- President married at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Bakery Rube (Bat Off Johnson SGC torical documents were endorsed by Cleveland entered the White House in 1885 a Mifflin while serving in as governor in bachelor but soon met Frances Folsom and Marquard SGC Shoulder) SGC 50 1794. Accented by a “Commonwealth of within a year the 48-year-old President and 10 40 Full description avail- Pennsylvania” heading and a state seal, 21-year-old debutant were married. Presented Full description avail- Full description avail- able on our website. each 13-1/4 x 8-1/4 sheet is dated January is a four-piece collection of Cleveland mem- able on our website. able on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 21, 1794 and has printed text detailing orabilia. The items include two typed letters Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 land purchases at “fifty shillings” per hun- from Frances Folsom Cleveland answering dred acres. At the conclusion of each, autographed requests for her late husband’s Mifflin’s black ink fountain pen scripting signature. One of the two letters includes a shows flowing characteristics. One of the cut signature from the President (from a can- signatures projects (“7-8”) quality and is celed check, “7”), and both letters are signed accented by a lengthy paraph. The other by the First Lady. The fourth piece is a vin- signature (“6-7”) is intermittently inter- tage “Cleveland” garment button. The red rupted by weak pen pressure and once by a enamel button measures 3/4” in diameter and separation in the page. Both items show is not dated. For the amusing and yet informative letter content, please visit our web- 729. 1910-11 730. 1910-11 731. 1910-11 age-induced discoloration and areas of separation caused by normal compacting folds. site. This lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. T3 Turkey T3 Turkey Red T3 Turkey Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 Red Cabinet Harry Niles - Red Cabinet Opening Bid $150.00 Harry Krause PSA 3.5 Red Kleinow - SGC 50 Full description avail- - SGC 40 able on our website 722. Richard Nixon Signed 723. 1990 Full description Full description available on our Opening Bid $150.00 available on our Life Insurance Policy (2) Mother Teresa website. website. Richard M. Nixon was named the insured Signed Check Opening Bid Opening Bid party on these two insurance policies The offered personal $150.00 $150.00 drawn up prior to his political undertak- check was signed by ings. Includes: 1927 Policy an “Equitable humanitarian icon Life Assurance Society” $1,000 policy Mother Teresa. From with specifics typewritten on a pamphlet the personal account with multiple folds, this document was of a Florida resident, registered on April 5, 1927 (when Nixon the check was made 732. 1910-11 733. 1910-11 734. 1910-11 T3 was 14 years old) and lists his father, out to the former Francis Anthony Nixon as the primary Nobel Peace Prize T3 Turkey T3 Turkey Turkey Red Ed beneficiary and his mother, Hannah M. recipient in the Red Cabinet Red Cabinet Walsh - PSA 2 Nixon as the secondary beneficiary. A amount of “$2.00.” Full description avail- typewritten addendum on the back page Bill Bergen - Dode Paskert Dated March 30, PSA 3 - SGC 30 able on our website (entered on Oct. 8, 1941) changed the 1990, the check was Opening Bid $150.00 beneficiary to Nixon’s wife, Patricia R. cashed by Mother Full description Full description Nixon; 1936 Policy A “New York Life Teresa less than two available on our available on our Insurance Company” $1,000 policy listing months later. Her website. website. Nixon’s parents as dual beneficiaries. An blue ballpoint Opening Bid Opening Bid addendum page dated April 9, 1956 lists endorsement on the reverse has been subsequently stamped, but this procedure did not $150.00 $150.00 Nixon’s wife, Patricia R. Nixon as the new beneficiary. On the appropriate line, Nixon impinge on the quality (“8-9”) of her scripting. Accompanying is an auction LOA has executed a blue ink signature that maintains (“9”) strength and clarity. Both docu- from James Spence Authentications. ments remain complete and crisp and come with original glassine-front envelopes. Opening Bid $250.00 Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 735. 1910-11 736. 1910-11 737. 1910-11 724. 1964-1988 Amazing 725. Elvis T3 Turkey Red T3 Turkey Red T3 Turkey Spider-Man Comic Presley’s Admiral Schlei Cabinet Dick Red Cabinet Collection (181) - With (7) Hollywood - PSA 2 Hoblitzell - Addie Joss - CGC Graded Knickerbocker Full description avail- SGC 30 SGC 20 able on our website The brainchild of Marvel Comics Editor Hotel Room Key Full description Full description Opening Bid available on our available on our and head writer Stan Lee, Spiderman was Oh, if the offered items $100.00 website. website. created as the alter ego of shy high school could talk! Handled by Opening Bid Opening Bid student Peter Parker. Realizing resounding music legend Elvis $150.00 $150.00 success with its “Amazing Fantasy” Presley during his fre- unveiling (1962), Marvel proceeded to quent visits to run “The Amazing Spider-Man” series, Hollywood’s famed which encompassed 441 issues from 1963 Knickerbocker Hotel through 1998. The offered collection is (including during the comprised of (181) issues that range from 1956 filming of “Love #19 (December, 1964) to #300 (25th Me Tender”), this key 738. 1921-23 740. 1939-46 Anniversary issue, May, 1988) – as cover and key chain opened E220 National Exhibits Joe prices escalated from 12 cents to $1.50! Suite No. 1108 (“The Caramel Babe DiMaggio SGC 86 Included are (7) issues encapsulated and King’s” exclusive CGC graded Very Fine (7.0) to Near domain while at the Ruth SGC 10 - None Higher Mint+ (9.6). Included, as well are No’s. 96, 97 and 98 (May-July, 1971), which fea- Knickerbocker) on the top floor of the celebrated structure. Included, as well, is an Full description avail- Full description available ture an anti-drug message (at the urging of the Nixon administration) and were among ashtray and (3) swizzle sticks from that room. Accompanying is an LOA signed by able on our website. on our website. the biggest-selling issues in the run. The non-graded examples average Fine to Very former doorman and hotel employee Earl Watson (who eventually served as Presley’s Opening Bid $250.00 739. 1927 New York Yankees Season Opening Bid $200.00 Fine quality with covers and white to off-white pages intact. For a complete listing, Hollywood bodyguard). Ticket for Game 59 - PSA Authentic please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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757. 1935 758. 1954 Mrs. Lou “Roogie’s Gehrig Bump” One- 741. 1948 R346 742. 1950-56 743. 1963 Topps 756. 1934 Sheet Sheet Movie Blue Tint #16 Callahan Hall of #587 Pete Rose Connie Music with Poster-Linen Joe DiMaggio Fame Chandler Rookie SGC 80 Mack Day Large Backed SGC 60 SGC 84 Full description avail- Program Gehrig Full description Full description avail- Full description avail- able on our website. Full description Cover available on our Opening Bid $200.00 website. able on our website. able on our website. available on our Full description Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 website. Opening Bid available on our $250.00 Opening Bid website. $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

745. 1910-13 746. (9) T215-1 Red 1921-22 759. 1957 761. 1963 Hall of Cross Miller W575-1 Felin’s Franks Fame Jimmy Huggins Singles Advertisement Foxx Bust in (Portrait) with and Napkin Original Box Full description avail- Hornsby Full description avail- Full description is avail- able on our website. Full description able on our website. 760. 1943-1944 Philadelphia Blue able on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 available on our 744. 1974 Topps #1 Hank Aaron All- Opening Bid Jays Pennant Opening Bid $200.00 website. $100.00 Full description available on our website. Time HR King PSA 9 Opening Bid Full description available on our website. $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

763. Mariano Rivera 749. (40) 762. 1963 Hall of Game- 1949- Fame Jackie Worn 1990s Robinson Bust Jacket and Baseball in Original Box Matt Card Full description is avail- Lawton 747. 1931 Metropolitan Studios St. able on our website. 764. 1920s Walter Johnson Board Grab Bag Equipment Louis Cardinals Complete Set 748. 1946-47 Propagandas Montiel Opening Bid $150.00 Game with Box #59 Hank Greenberg with Clemente Bag (30/30) Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

766. 1989 767. Ken 752. 1961 Griffey, Jr. Topps New Gerry 750. 751. 1961 Dvorak Painted & (26) Golden Press York Signed Reds Yankees Original 1940 Complete Set in Painting of Jersey with Play Album Team Set Shirt #7/10 with (28) Mickey Ball Full description avail- Mantle Full description able on our website. Cards available on our Singles Full description Opening Bid $150.00 Full description website. 765. 1948 Babe Ruth Wrist Watch in available on our with Foxx available on our Opening Bid website. Full description available on our website. website. Original Container $100.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

753. (4) 770. (12) 1978-1984 Stan Musial O-Pee-Chee Autographed Baseball Donruss Wax Boxes 754. 1903 Washington Senators 755. 1901 St. Louis Cardinals Ticket Puzzles Full description Scorecard/ Schedule Book with (10) Stubs Full description available on our Complete description available on our website. Full description available on our website. 768. Max Carey Signed 1910 769. 1938 Joe DiMaggio and Bill Dickey available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Postcard to Future Wife Signed Newspaper Centerfold website. Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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772. 1969 Sports Illustrated Mets Poster with (7) 786. Gary Sheffield Autographed 787. Sammy Sosa Autographed 788. Frank Thomas Signed Game- Signatures 773. Williams/DiMaggio/Mantle Game-Used Bat Game-Used Bat Used Bat 771. Thurman Munson Framed Full description Signed Cachet Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. available on our web- Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Display With Cut Signature site. Opening Bid $150.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $250.00

789. Harold Baines and Fred McGriff 790. (3) Multi-/Single-Signed 791. (10) Duke Snider Signed Autographed Game-Used Bats Baseball Bats with Ripken Commemorative Baseball Bats 774. (4) Single-Signed Gateway 775. Mickey Mantle Signed 776. (2) Mickey Mantle Signed Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Cachets with Williams Photograph - Rare Image Collector’s Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

792. Sandy Koufax Signed 778. 1942 Mitchell & 794. Ken Griffey, American Ness Jr. Autographed League All- Jersey with Game-Worn Star Team (3) Cleats Signed Inscriptions Full description avail- Baseball with 779. 1959 Indians Team-Signed Ball Full description able on our website. 777. Autographed 8x10 Photo of the Opening Bid $100.00 (28) Signatures and 1950s Period Old-Timers Ball available on our 793. (2) Sammy Sosa Autographed Otesaga Hotel with (41) HOFers website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. & Inscribed Jerseys Full description available on our website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 $600.00 Opening Bid $200.00

781. 797. 1956 Topps Mickey #60 Lenny Mantle #7 Moore Rookie— Signed PSA 8 Baseball - Full description avail- PSA/DNA able on our website. 795. (2) Pair of Game-Worn Cleats - Opening Bid $100.00 780. Mike Schmidt Single-Signed 8 782. Roy Campanella Single-Signed 796. (2) Football Legends Cards Stat Ball with (16) Inscriptions Full description available on our website. Baseball With Thome and Signed Daulton with Grange and Rockne Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Full description available on our website. Full Description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

799. 1961 Fleer 800. Dan Football Marino 20-Card Framed 785. Amazing Signed Negro League Sheet Autographed Full descrip- Jersey 783. 600 Home Run Career and 70 Baseball Bat with (90) Signatures Full description available on our website. tion available Full description Home Run Season Multi-Signed 784. 1993 Philadelphia Phillies Team Opening Bid $150.00 798. 1963 Fleer Football Checklist on our web- available on our Baseballs Signed Championship Baseball SGC 84 site. website Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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817. (6) 818. 1986- Vintage 1987 Topps Boxing Hockey Wax Cards, Box of (36) Tickets & Packs Photographs Full description Full description available on our available on our website. 801. (3) Dan Marino Signed Framed 802. Scarce Dan Reeves Signed 3x5 803. Bert Bell/Art Rooney Dual website. Opening Bid 816. Muhammad Ali Single-Signed $150.00 Items Photo, Rare HoFer Signed Check - BVG/JSA Opening Bid Baseball $150.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $400.00

804. (3) Joe 806. Montana Football and Dwight Autograph Lot - With 819. Tiger 820. 1982-1990 Clark “The Woods Donruss & Catch” UDA Rice and Wayne Signed Cap Miller Press Framed Full description Jerseys Golf Group of Pieces available on our (2) Sheets and Full description Full description website. available on our 805. Reggie White Autographed available on our Opening Bid (1) Set website. website. $150.00 Full description avail- USFL Football Opening Bid 821. Dale Earnhardt Signed Lithograph Opening Bid able on our website. Full description available on our website. $200.00 Full description available on our website. $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

809. Michael 823. (35) Jordan Painted Signed Wizards Jersey Publications #1/23 and Covers Full description avail- Full description able on our website. available on our 824. (3) Rare Modern Topps Uncut 807. (5) 1961 First Day of Issues 808. 1972-73 NBA Champion Knicks Opening Bid $200.00 822. Muhammad Ali and Joe DiMaggio website. Opening Bid Sheet with Archives Signed by Basketball Icons Lithograph with (7) Signatures Certified Autographed Cards $150.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

810. Kobe 812. Bird vs. 825. 1889 Bryant UDA Magic Floor Duke Sons & Throwback Autographed Co. “Rulers, Jersey Frame Piece Flags Coats of Full description avail- Full description Arms” Album able on our website. available on our Full description avail- Opening Bid $150.00 811. Michael Jordan UDA Signed website. able on our website. 826. (3) 1966 Topps Batman Baseball Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Complete Sets-Black, Blue and Red 827. (4) Early Non-Sport Card Albums Full description available on our website $100.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

829. Boris 830. Marilyn Karloff & Monroe Orson Welles “Niagara” Signed Cuts Movie Poster Full description In Frame 813. Charles Barkley & Darryl 828. 1933 FDR Inauguration available on our Full description 814. Carmelo Anthony Signed 815. 2006 Miami Heat Salesman Program - With (4) Tickets to website. available on our Dawkins Signed Game-Worn Shoes Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Game/Practice Worn Shoes Sample Ring Paperweight Democratic Convention website. Full description available on our website. $100.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Full description available on our website. Complete description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 152 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 153