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2016 SPRING PREMIER FINAL RESULTS $7.2 MILLION TOTAL Lot # Title Final Price THE LAWS OF BASE BALL – THREE DOCUMENT SET INCLUDING ORIGINAL DRAFT WRITTEN BY DANIEL LUCIUS “DOC” ADAMS, 1856 (3 PAGES), RULES FOR MATCH GAMES OF BASE BALL, 1857 (4 PAGES), AND LAWS OF BASE BALL AS PRESENTED AT THE BASE BALL CONVENTION OF 1857 (14 1 PAGES) $3,263,246.40 DON DRYSDALE'S C.1953-54 VAN NUYS (CA) HIGH SCHOOL GAME USED FIELDER'S GLOVE 2 INSCRIBED WITH HIS NAME AND ADDRESS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $2,342.40 DON DYRSDALE'S 4/22/1954 GAME USED BASEBALL FROM HIS NO-HITTER FOR VAN NUYS HIGH 3 SCHOOL AGAINST HOLLYWOOD H.S. (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $639.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1954 SENIOR YEAR LETTERMAN'S SWEATER FROM VAN NUYS (CA) HIGH SCHOOL 4 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,562.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1954 VAN NUYS HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR YEAR BASEBALL TROPHY (DRYSDALE 5 COLLECTION) $968.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1954 BAKERSFIELD INDIANS (CLASS C) GAME WORN HOME UNIFORM - HIS FIRST 6 PROFESSIONAL TEAM (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $8,493.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1954 GAME USED BASEBALL FROM HIS PROFESSIONAL DEBUT WITH CLASS C 7 BAKERSFIELD INDIANS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $480.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 4/27/1955 GAME USED BASEBALL FROM HIS FIRST INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 8 (AAA) WIN WITH MONTREAL ROYALS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $360.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1955 MONTREAL ROYALS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (AAA) CHAMPION TEAM 9 SIGNED BASEBALL (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $198.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1955 MONTREAL ROYALS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (AAA) CHAMPIONS 10K GOLD 10 RING (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $9,112.80 11 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1956 BROOKLYN DODGERS GAME WORN CAP (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $3,514.80 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1956 BROOKLYN DODGERS GAME WORN WARM UP JACKET (DRYSDALE 12 COLLECTION) $5,799.60 13 DON DRYSDALE'S 1956 TOUR OF JAPAN WORN KIMONO (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $2,178.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1956 BROOKLYN DODGERS GAME WORN HOME UNIFORM FROM HIS ROOKIE 14 SEASON (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $82,726.80 DON DRYSDALE'S 1956 BROOKLYN DODGERS NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 10K GOLD RING 15 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $25,725.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1956 HAROLD C. BURR MEMORIAL AWARD TO 'THE BROOKLYN DODGER 16 OUTSTANDING ROOKIE' PRESENTED BY BBWAA BROOKLYN CHAPTER (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,290.00 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1950'S WILLARD MULLIN ORIGINAL ARTWORK OF BROOKLYN BUM SIGNED 17 BY SEVERAL DODGERS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $660.00 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1956 - EARLY 1960'S BROOKLYN/L.A. DODGERS GAME WORN SPALDING 18 SPIKES CAKED WITH DIRT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,800.00 DON DRYSDALE'S LATE 1950'S - EARLY 1960'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME USED EQUIPMENT 19 BAG (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $968.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1957 BROOKLYN DODGERS SOPHOMORE OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY 20 BBWAA LOS ANGELES CHAPTER & HELMS ATHLETIC FOUNDATION (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) DNS DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA LATE 1950'S-EARLY 60'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME WORN WARM UP 21 JACKET (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $5,271.60 2016 SPRING PREMIER FINAL RESULTS $7.2 MILLION TOTAL DON DRYSDALE'S 1957 PRESENTATION CLOCK AWARDED BY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOT STOVE 22 LEAGUE FOR HIS 17-9 RECORD THAT SEASON (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $324.00 23 DON DRYSDALE'S 1957-58 U.S. ARMY WORN FIELD JACKET (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $639.60 24 DON DRYSDALE'S SET OF 1957-58 U.S. ARMY FATIGUE SHIRT AND PANTS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $639.60 DON DRYSDALE'S PERSONAL SIGNED ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES IDENTIFICATION 25 CARD (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,837.20 26 DON DRYSDALE'S U.S. ARMY DOG TAGS AND TRUNK KEYS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $441.60 DON DRYSDALE'S FRAMED DISPLAY OF HIS 1957-69 TOPPS REGULAR ISSUE BASEBALL CARDS 27 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $352.80 DON DRYSDALE'S BROOKLYN/LOS ANGELES DODGERS MULTI SIGNED BASEBALL LOT OF 9 28 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $853.20 29 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1958 LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME WORN CAP (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,980.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 8/23/1958 GAME USED BASEBALL FROM GAME HE HIT 7TH HOME RUN OF 30 SEASON TO TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD FOR PITCHERS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $853.20 DON DRYSDALE'S MAY 7, 1959 YANKEE-DODGER EXHIBITION GAME TROPHY HONORING ROY 31 CAMPANELLA (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,837.20 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 1959 NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE MONTH AWARD PRESENTED BY 32 N.L. BASEBALL WRITERS & BROADCASTERS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $435.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1959 MLB ALL STAR GAME MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER AWARD PRESENTED BY 33 THE PITTSBURGH SUN TELEGRAPH (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $5,655.60 DON DRYSDALE'S AUGUST 3, 1959 ALL-STAR GAME USED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL 34 MODEL BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $4,147.20 DON DRYSDALE'S 1959 MLB ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD - PRESENTATION BOX SET OF 35 BEER STEINS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,490.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1959 WORLD SERIES GAME READY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL MODEL 36 BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,934.40 DON DRYSDALE'S PAIR OF 1959 SO. CALIF. HOT STOVE LEAGUE AND 1965 JOE CRONIN AWARD 37 PLAQUES CELEBRATING OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $240.00 1958-62 DON DRYSDALE ORIGINAL HARTLAND STATUE AND PAIR OF 25TH ANNIVERSARY 38 DRYSDALE HARTLAND STATUES (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $177.60 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 1960 NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE MONTH AWARD PRESENTED BY 39 N.L. BASEBALL WRITERS & BROADCASTERS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,378.80 DON DRYSDALE'S EARLY-MID 1960'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME WORN CAP (DRYSDALE 40 COLLECTION) $2,128.80 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1960'S GAME USED SPALDING PROFESSIONAL MODEL FIELDER'S GLOVE 41 WITH OUTSTANDING USE (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $30,343.20 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1960'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME WORN PAIR OF SPOT BILT SPIKES 42 WITH INCREDIBLE USE (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) DNS DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1960'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS GAME WORN WINDBREAKER JACKET 43 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $600.00 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1960'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS LOT OF (5) GAME WORN UNDERSHIRTS 44 WITH EXCELLENT WEAR (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $639.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1961 ALL-STAR GAME READY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL MODEL BAT 45 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,419.60 2016 SPRING PREMIER FINAL RESULTS $7.2 MILLION TOTAL DON DRYSDALE'S 1961 MLB ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD SERVING TRAY (DRYSDALE 46 COLLECTION) $290.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 8/9/1961 GAME USED BASEBALL FROM GAME HE HIT HIS FIRST CAREER GRAND 47 SLAM (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $580.80 DON DRYSDALE'S 1961 JOHN F. KENNEDY U.S. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION SILVER-PLATED 48 CIGARETTE BOX (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) DNS DON DRYSDALE'S JUNE 1962 PLAYER OF THE MONTH TROPHY FROM DODGER BOOSTER CLUB AND 49 1965 SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY FROM ENCINO SHRINE CLUB (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $396.00 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 10, 1962 MLB ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD SAMOVAR 50 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $352.80 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 10, 1962 ALL-STAR GAME USED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL 51 MODEL BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,758.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL (DRYSDALE 52 COLLECTION) $1,118.40 53 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 DICKIE KERR AWARD AS BASEBALL'S BEST PITCHER (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $396.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 BEST PITCHER IN BASEBALL AWARD PRESENTED BY THE SPORTING NEWS 54 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $535.20 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 LOS ANGELES DODGERS PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY 55 BASEBALL WRITER'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,597.20 DON DRYSDALE'S LOS ANGELES DODGERS 'DUFONTE BY LUCIEN PICCARD' WRISTWATCH 56 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $775.20 57 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 LOOK ALL-AMERICA BASEBALL WRISTWATCH (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $939.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHER OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY SOUTHERN 58 CALIFORNIA HOT STOVE LEAGUE (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $396.00 59 DON DRYSDALE'S 1962 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CY YOUNG AWARD (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $100,100.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1963 NEW YORK YANKEES AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPION TEAM SIGNED 60 BASEBALL (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $4,339.20 DON DRYSDALE'S 1963 NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STAR TEAM SIGNED BASEBALL ( DRYSDALE 61 COLLECTION) $1,016.40 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 9, 1963 ALL-STAR GAME READY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL 62 MODEL BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $2,290.80 DON DRYSDALE'S 1963 MLB ALL STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD - CHAFING DISH BUFFET SET 63 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $441.60 DON DRYSDALE'S 1963 WORLD SERIES GAME USED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL MODEL 64 BAT WITH GREAT USE (DRYSDALE COLLECTION, PSA/DNA GU10) $11,042.40 DON DRYSDALE'S PAIR OF 1963 AND 1965 WORLD SERIES GIFT PRESENTATION BOWLS (DRYSDALE 65 COLLECTION) $589.20 DON DRYSDALE'S CIRCA 1960'S L.A. DODGERS GAME WORN PAIRS OF SPOT BILT SPIKES AND 66 SPALDING CLEATS (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,318.80 DON DRYSDALE'S 1963 LOS ANGELES DODGERS WORLD CHAMPIONS 14K GOLD RING (DRYSDALE 67 COLLECTION) $110,110.80 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 7, 1964 ALL-STAR GAME READY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL 68 MODEL BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $2,082.00 2016 SPRING PREMIER FINAL RESULTS $7.2 MILLION TOTAL DON DRYSDALE'S 1964 MLB ALL STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD CLOCK (DRYSDALE 69 COLLECTION) $715.20 DON DRYSDALE'S PAIR OF 1964 AND 1965 MLB ALL STAR GAME PARTICIPATORY AWARD BOWLS 70 (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $352.80 DON DRYSDALE'S JULY 13, 1965 ALL-STAR GAME READY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER PROFESSIONAL 71 MODEL BAT (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $2,772.00 DON DRYSDALE'S 1965 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON) GAME WORN 72 HOME UNIFORM (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $37,610.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1965 LOS ANGELES DODGERS (WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON) GAME WORN 73 ROAD UNIFORM (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $34,190.40 DON DRYSDALE'S 1965 LOS ANGELES DODGERS PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD PRESENTED BY 74 BASEBALL WRITER'S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (DRYSDALE COLLECTION) $1,452.00 DON DRYSDALE'S PAIR OF WESTWOOD SHRINE CLUB AWARDS INCLUDING 1965 MERIT AWARD 75 PLAQUE (DRYSDALE COLLECTION)
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