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To My Fellow Hobbyists,

Welcome to our third auction of 2011. Prior to you receiving this catalog, we conducted a survey to get feedback on a potential new auction policy. We want to thank all of you who took the time to weigh in on this new concept. After evaluating your responses, we decided NOT to implement the new policy at this time. We were looking for a significant majority in favor of it, and you told us "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." A special thanks for this catalog goes to "Chucky Blue." With all that said, enjoy our latest catalog.

Our dedicated team has once again outdone itself, assembling this fantastic array of rare, unusual, and even one-of-a-kind items. Dave Stoddard has added even more new features to keep our site simple and user friendly while incorporating new and useful ideas. James Feagin, Mark Raines, Kevin Heffner, and Ricky Huggins have carefully described all the items. Ricky has begun to fit in nicely, handling the multitude of tasks we have given him. We also need to thank Ryan Raymond (Ricky's roommate from college), who has been helping us out lately. Matt Flores and Stefan Wisinski have captured the images. Randy Curtis has done a fantastic job of working with our consignors to create some unique and interesting lots. Mark Spinrad has swept the catalog for #@%#”s, while Josh Wulkan and Stefan have given Mike and Sally Henry the “canvas and paint” they need to create another masterpiece.

Kris Fraley did another amazing sending out all the lots in a safe and timely manner, while Barry Malkin's eagle eyes have once again spotted some high-grade gems!!

Our constantly growing nationwide staff of consignor reps (now at 31 strong), led by the tireless Steve Dickler, have gathered together another fine assortment of “goodies.” Should you have items or an entire collection you are thinking about selling, a full list of our well-qualified and ready reps (along with their contact info) is available in this catalog. Call them. You'll be surprised how much money they can put in your pocket.

The ladies of Huggins and Scott Auctions: Nancy, Janet, Stef, Kristie, Brooke, Greta, Gail, Allison, Samantha and Carrie 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 to our consignors and bidders. From A to Z in both categories you continue to amaze us with the material you turn up and 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 immeas- urable, and for that we are always grateful.

I hope you enjoy our latest catalog. Feel free to call us anytime with questions, comments or suggestions. New Time Change!! 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 elcome to Huggins and Scott Auctions, the Nation's fastest grow- W ing Sports & Americana Auction House. With this catalog, we are presenting another extensive list of sports cards and memorabilia, plus an array of historically significant Americana items. We hope you enjoy this.

V E RY IMPORTA N T: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND THE COST FAC TOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATA LOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELA B- O R ATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EV E RY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOW EVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO W E H AVE ADDED MANY MORE PH OTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELA B O R ATE DESCRIPTION ON V I RT UA L LY EV E RY ITEM ON OUR WEBSITE. WELL WO RTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT ! WEBSITE: W W W. H U G G I N S A N D S C OTT. C O M Here's how we are running our June 1-2, 2011 bids are placed on the lot. If you have not bid on the auction: lot, you will need to place your first bid by the time the countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. If you have any BIDDING BEGINS: questions, please ask in advance! Wednesday May 18th, 2011 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared 10:00 pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We to STEP 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go describe and photograph each item in the most clear and to “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE are in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or hold the current high bid for, and which lots you have been toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the day. item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session REGISTRATION: (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on June 1st, if you are the You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the only bidder on an item that ends on June 1st, that item will phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online close and you will be declared the winner. We cannot stress at www.hugginsandscott.com. Our local phone number is enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For exam- 301-608-0355. Should you choose the online method and ple, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a bid have any problems, please call us for assistance. Our normal (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every item business hours are Monday-Saturday 11-6p, Sunday 12-5p that you are interested in, you are good to go and will be Eastern Time. allowed to bid at the end of the auction, without the possi- bility of being shutout. Once registered you will need to confirm your email address by following the link in the confirmation email that STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session is automatically sent to your email address that you register Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding with. At the time of registration, you will create a User ID session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the and Password, that you are responsible for; you will use that end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item same User ID and Password every time you log into our site that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or on a new item during this time. by telephone. ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auc- STEP 1) Initial Bids tions all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friendly. Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchro- roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them nized by Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern on the item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at time, which is when the lot would end if no additional 11:00pm on their respective end date. If only one bid has

4 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 been received and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the win- option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, ner. If there have been two or more bids on a particular $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have $500, $550, $600 and so on. passed without any additional bids on that item. A 30- minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automati- b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options cally reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. If you for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30- $2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. minute clock will NOT reset. This is now available in real time on our website. You will want to hit the "REFRESH" Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max button on your computer as the clock counts down, as our bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've system will not automatically show an increase in bids. Bids been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this on items will continue to be accepted between 10:00 pm means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the item placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can these rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 10:00 pm enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the can close prior to 11:30 pm EST. current high bid.

BIDDING INCREMENTS: PAYMENT OPTIONS If the current bid is: The Bid increment is We accept personal checks, business checks, money orders, $50 - $249 $10.00 bank checks, and cash. We WILL NOT accept credit cards $250 - $499 $25.00 or Paypal for auction items (unless pre-authorized before $500 - $999 $50.00 the auction ends. Call for details). $1,000 - $2,499 $100.00 $2,500 - $4,999 $250.00 FOLLOWING THE AUCTION $5,000 - $9,999 $500.00 We will send winning bidders an email as well as written $10,000 - $24,999 $1,000.00 invoices the week following the auction. Payment is request- $25,000 - $49,999 $2,500.00 ed within 15 business days from the end of the auction. $50,000 - $99,999 $5,000.00 Extremely late or non-payments may result in the revoca- $100,000 - $249,999 $10,000.00 tion of bidding privileges for future auctions. Please note: $250,000 - $499,999 $25,000.00 when you bid on an item, you are entering a legally binding contract, indicating that you will pay for your items, plus Here are some examples: the buyers' premium and any additional associated fees (sales tax, shipping, insurance, collection agency fees, etc...). a) Two bidders named A & B are the only two who have You are responsible for any and all bids placed with your bid on Lot 420 prior to 10:00 pm on the day that the lot User ID and password. We WILL sell your debt to a collec- ends. Only Bidders A & B can bid on Lot 420 after 10:00 tion agency if you fail to make payment. pm. At 11:00 pm, Bidder A was the high bidder on Lot 420. If no one else bids before 11:30 pm, Bidder A will MORE ABOUT OUR AUCTION win the auction. If, however, Bidder B bids again at 1) All items are sold to the highest bidder. 11:27pm, the new end time for Lot 420 is 11:57 pm, giving Bidder A another 30 minutes to raise his bid. No other 2) Buyer's Premium and Sales Tax - Please note our auction lots are affected by A & B's bidding on Lot 420. BUYERS PREMIUM is 17-1/2% of the hammer price. b) If Bidder A was the only bidder on Lot 420 at 10:00 pm, This means if an item sells for $1000, the winning bidder will pay ($1175.00 plus shipping, handling and insur- he automatically wins the lot at 11:00pm. ance). This is added to the item before any sales tax (6%), This format accomplishes two very bidder-friendly things: it which is applicable to all Maryland residents ONLY! prevents snipers, as once you bid the clock resets for 30 minutes even if you bid with 1 second left. Also, it allows 3) Shipping - Is the buyer's responsibility. We will work people to know they have won an item without having to with you on larger lots to find the best way. All items must wait for every item in the auction to close. be fully paid for, including shipping and insurance, before they will be sent out. We strongly encourage any local bidders to pick up their winnings at our Office or at the House We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly of Cards. International bidders may want to contact us Auction Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is prior to sending payment to discuss specific shipping just “a better mousetrap.” However should you have any options. questions about this procedure, PLEASE call us on our local or toll free number. 4) Return Policy - ALL LEGITIMATE RETURNS OR A few examples for those of you that may not understand: CREDIT REQUESTS MUST BE BROUGHT TO OUR a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not have ATTENTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 5 YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CREDITS! ALSO, THE ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT AND IN THE SAME New Autograph Authentication: FORM AS WHEN IT WAS SOLD IN ORDER TO For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERA- photograph LOA's from one of the respected third party TIONS - NO EXCEPTIONS!! authentication companies. For the lesser valued items, we We have conservatively graded most items, however we are having those items authenticated and noted with a strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better unique sticker/certificate combination for each item. In the yet, come view the items you are interested in. If you are remaining cases, on lots with more than one autographed unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to item, we will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity make any changes from the print catalog on our website. for the entire lot (although we are trying to do away with Any changes that are made, we will notify all who have this altogether, but sometimes it is the only cost effective placed bids on that item by email. method). This is the original letter that we receive from the authentication company describing the offered lot. You may 5) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should right to revoke any bidder privileges for what we deem as you chose to do that. Please call if you have any questions unethical behavior. regarding these auction lot LOA's.

PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT About Our Grading: retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are graded and encapsulated by independent grading compa- bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all nies. Many other lots have been graded by our highly edu- bids in the auction and bidding privileges revoked. WE cated writers. For the most part, these are conservative CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss AUCTION BY CANCELING BIDS. something. We are not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and 6) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are we cannot issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a available for viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver numerical grade or the exact grade that we describe. We Spring Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in advance strongly recommend that you come look at any items that for an appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you are bidding on, and make your own determination you provide a list of the items that you want to examine, so about it's grade. we may have them ready for you. No appointments will be allowed on June 1-2, 2011. Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing compa- 7) All bids are in US Dollars! ny. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always looking for part-time field representatives in new 8) When we refer to a population report about graded areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- at 215-530-4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose sit- ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's money. population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of Consignments For Our Next Auction: writing and are subject to change. We have already begun taking consignments for our July 2011 auction. Consignment deadline: June 13th - by con- About Our Autographs: signing your items early, you allow us the opportunity to All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come advertise your items on our website, in trade publications with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most and press releases, as well as at major shows across the coun- used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), try. This is an invaluable way to expose your items to our Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some thousands of current bidders and possible new bidders, who even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take can then plan ahead to bid on your items. Believe me, it great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", happens! "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (pri- have passed the most stringent examination. marily 1960s's and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature under a little dust, or needs the right exposure! was a common practice among teams where the key players would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a consignments of your cards and other treasures. clubhouse signature.

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M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 7 1. Babe Ruth/Lou Gehrig Dual- Signed OAL Johnson Baseball - PSA/DNA 6 With Full JSA A slugging duo like none before or since, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig coupled to terrorize the opposition with aplomb, yet were polar opposites outside the batter’s box. Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA/DNA, the offered baseball is autographed by each of the fence- clearing pinstripers, with signatures both assessed (“7”) by the esteemed third-party service. The off-white OAL sphere grades (“5”), thus leveling the overall grade to its plateau. Manufactured and signed sometime between 1926 and 1933, at the peak of the “Murderers Row” reign, the sphere showcases vibrant stampings and alternating red-and-blue laces. The placement of the autographs, meanwhile, is consistent with the Ruth-Gehrig saga and public per- ception of the vaunted pair. The sweet spot serves as the customary canvas for Ruth’s bold penning. Executed in blue-ink steel tip fountain pen, the signature is accented by the familiar quotations around “Babe,” with a minor interruption in the nickname preventing even higher technical assessment. Relegated to a side panel (the west panel, specifically), the unassuming Gehrig has signed in much more modest fashion but, as he did at the plate, with equal potency. While their numbers were frighteningly similar throughout the Yankees’ run of supremacy, Ruth and Gehrig were always referred to (and are to this day) in that order, as Ruth’s unbridled passion for fun and resultant behavior overshadowed the reserved Gehrig. So it mattered not that it was Gehrig, not Ruth, who batted cleanup in those feared Bronx Bomber lineups. At opposite ends of the spectrum as far as personalities are concerned, these Gotham legends comprise arguably the most sought-after pairing in terms of autographed memorabilia. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X01710); PSA/DNA cert/sticker #M08812) Opening Bid $2500.00

2. Ty Cobb Single-Signed OAL Johnson Baseball—PSA/DNA 6.5 Encapsulated by PSA/DNA with an autograph grade of (NM 7), a baseball grade of (EX-MT 6) and an overall grade of (EX-MT+ 6.5). An investment-quality orb is found with the offered Ty Cobb (d.1961) single-signed OAL Johnson baseball. The majestic script from the “Georgia “Peach” is penned on the north panel of the blue-and-red-stitched sphere with a black steel- tip fountain pen. The flowing 1-3/4” endorsement is not disrupted by uniform surface soiling and inconsequential canvas abrasions. The blue ball stampings are bold and have withstood the decades in remarkable condition. While a con- troversial and enigmatic figure in life, this impressive ball inscribed by Cobb’s weighty pen is beyond reproach. Opening Bid $1500.00

8 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 3. 1910 E93 4. 1909-10 5. 1909- Standard E97 Briggs 10 E97 Caramel Co. Lozenge Briggs Christy Cy Young Co. Mathewson (Boston) Lozenge PSA 3 SGC 40 Matty Graded VG 3 by Graded 40 VG 3 McIntyre PSA. This capti- by SGC. Presented SGC 50 vating 1910 E93 is a 1909-10 E97 Graded 50 Christy Briggs Co. VG-EX 4 by Mathewson rendi- Lozenge Cy Young SGC. Offered tion pictures “Big (Boston) variation. is a 1909-10 Six” at the height This mid-grade E97 Briggs of his pitching Hall of Famer card Lozenge glory. Produced by exhibits well- Matty the Standard defined uniform McIntyre Caramel Company detailing and a example. This of Lancaster, captivating dusk- difficult Type Pennsylvania, themed backdrop. Slightly askew centering, an upper is crease-free, “Matty” joins a stellar cast of contemporaries in the right corner crease and mild toning relegated to the properly cen- pint-sized thirty card series. Mild surface creasing lower portion of the card are the only significant tered and displays even corner wear. The surfaces have traces horizontally across Mathewson’s cap. Soft cor- detractors. The checklist reverse is clean. One of five at sustained moderate toning associated with the issue. ners, moderate soiling and edge fraying are consistent the grading tier with only two better. One of five at the grading level with two better. with the technical grade. The reverse lineup is clean. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

6. 1910 E98 7. 1910 E98 8. 1908 Honus Christy E102 Wagner Mathewson Napoleon (Green) (Orange) Lajoie SGC 20 SGC 10 SGC 50 Graded 20 Fair Presented is a Graded 50 VG- 1.5 by SGC. 1910 E98 Christy EX 4 by SGC. Featured is a Mathewson Featured is a challenging 1910 (orange) varia- solid 1908 E102 E98 Honus tion. Graded 10 Napoleon Lajoie Wagner (green) Poor 1 by SGC, sample. The variation. The this example of canvas of this “Flying the “Christian 103-year-old Dutchman” is Gentleman” dis- beauty is crease- depicted heaving plays a combina- free with radiant a throw on this tion of acute green-and- rare collectible wear including orange back- from an anony- significant creas- ground hues. mous producer. ing, paper loss The surface is Displays exten- and reverse writ- properly cen- sive surface creasing along with significant, but even, ing. This Hall of tered with inof- corner and edge wear. Aside from mild paper pulling Fame twirler card presents a more affordable option for fensive corner and edge wear that accounts for the tech- along the bottom left corner, the remainder of the the set collector or Type specialist. nical assessment. The checklist reverse is mildly soiled checklist reverse is problem-free. Opening Bid $200.00 but otherwise clean. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

9. 1909- 10. (4) 1911 1909-1911 American American Caramel Caramel E90-1 E90-1 SGC Joss Graded (SGC 10) Cards With and Hall Tinker and (SGC Wallace 11. (3) 1909 T204 Ramly Graded Presented are (4) Auth) Singles - SGC 30-40 American 1909-1911 Each graded by SGC. With delicate gilt edges and an League American ornate embossed design, the 1909 T204 Ramly series is Deadball Era Caramel E90-1 one of the more popular designations in the pre-war mound con- encapsulated hobby. Included in this trio are 1.) Archer (SGC 40) temporaries and assessed appears much nicer than technical grade; 2.) Bates are the subjects in these 1909-1911 American Caramel mid-grade speci- (SGC 40) and 3.) Ball (SGC 30). E90-1 graded specimens. Includes: Charley Hall (SGC mens. With col- Opening Bid $400.00 Authentic) and Addie Joss (pitching, SGC 10). orful fronts and Significant surface wear/creasing on both with paint relatively clean spots on the reverse of the Hall card. reverses, the keepsakes include: Chase (SGC 40), Opening Bid $100.00 Schaefer (SGC 40), Tinker (SGC 40), and Wallace (SGC 50). Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 9 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 12. 1909-11 E90-1 13. 1909-11 American Caramel Ty T206 White Cobb SGC 40 Borders Tris Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. The astute Speaker pre-war specialist will spare no (Broad Leaf expense in obtaining the offered 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel 350) PSA 4— Ty Cobb. The image of the steady Only Graded Georgian is crease-free with moder- Crown your 1909- ately worn corners and slightly 11 T206 White frayed edges. Right justified center- Borders project with ing along with flecks of paper the offered Tris pulling on the reverse do not signifi- Speaker corner- cantly impact the visual appeal. This stone. This century-old cardboard is bolstered by acclaimed Hall of alluring green and orange back- Famer is adorned ground hues and precise uniform with a near impossi- detailing. For those with the collect- ble Broad Leaf 350 ing sweet tooth, this Hall of Famer is advertising back. Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA, the crease-free canvas is properly cen- truly “a peach.” tered with evenly worn corners and minimal fraying to the right edge. The Grey Eagle Opening Bid $400.00 is further accentuated by vibrant background hues and intricate uniform detailing. Of the 103 total Broad Leaf specimens confirmed by PSA, this survivor is the sole Speaker represented. Raise the stakes on your T206 competition by securing this high- profile sample. Opening Bid $750.00

14. (10) 1909-11 T206 15. (28) 1909-11 T206 White Border Hall of White Border PSA Famers/Stars with Graded Singles Mathewson—All SGC Presented is a grouping of (28) 30-40 1909-11 T206 White Border singles with each displaying a common Each graded either 40 VG 3 or 30 advertising back. Each graded by Good 2 by SGC. Assembled are ten PSA. Included are PSA 4: (3 cards) 1909-11 T206 White Border Hall of with Engle, Hinchman, Lennox; Famers/stars. Included are attractive PSA 3.5: (4 cards) with Gray, renderings of SGC 40: (8 cards) Liebhardt, Ritchey, D. White with Chase (Blue Portrait), Jennings (Portrait); PSA 3: (19 cards) with (Both Hands Showing), Jennings Abbott, Bates, Bergen (Catching), (One Hand Showing), Mathewson Brain, Butler, Cree, (2) Elberfeld (Dark Cap), McGraw (Glove at (one Polar Bear), Hahn, Hunter, Hip), McGraw (Portrait, with Cap), McCormick, Murray (Batting), Wallace, Walsh; SGC 30: (2 cards) Payne, Phelps, Rhoades (Hands at with Chance (Yellow Portrait) and Chest), Strang, Sullivan, Unglaub, Keller (with Bat). All cards have Wilson; PSA 2.5: Purtell and PSA Piedmont advertising backs. 2: Burch (Batting). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

16. (13) 1909-1933 17. (18) 1911 T205 Gold Baseball Hall of Fame Border Graded Cards Graded Type Cards with Minor Leaguer An “alphabet soup” of ACC desig- Assembled is a grouping of eight- nations are found with these (13) een 1911 T205 Gold Border singles 1909-1933 Baseball Hall of Fame with a minor leaguer and a chal- graded Type cards. Included are lenging shortprint. Included are 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel: GAI 4.5: Doyle, Reulbach; SGC Tinker (GAI 1), B. Wallace (SGC 50: Merkle; PSA 4: Byrne, Engle, 30); 1911 M116 Sporting Life: (all Foxen, Payne, Simmons; PSA 3: PSA 2) with Bender (Pastel), Clarke McAllister (minor leaguer); SGC (Blue Back), Crawford (Pastel); 40: Ferguson; GAI 3: M. McIntyre 1916 M101-4 Blank Back: #54 (Sovereign); PSA 2: K. White SP; Evers (SGC 10); 1920 W516-1: #6 SGC 30: Delehanty, T. Jones, Cobb (SGC Authentic); 1921 D350- Schmidt; GAI 2: McLean; SGC 3 Standard Biscuit: Maranville 20: Leach and GAI 1.5: Austin (SGC 10); 1921 E253 Oxford (Sovereign). Confectionery: Speaker (SGC 30); Opening Bid $250.00 1922 E120 American Caramel: Marquard (SGC 10); 1927 E126 Series of 60: #60 G. Kelly (PSA 1); 1928 W502: #50 Frisch (PSA 1) and 1933 Eclipse Import: #415 Simmons (SGC 10). Opening Bid $250.00

10 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 18. 1911 19. 1911 20. 1911 T205 Gold T205 Gold T205 Gold Border Border Border Jack George Ray Rowan Suggs Fisher Shortprint Shortprint Shortprint BVG 3.5 BVG 2.5 BVG 2.5 Graded 3.5 Graded 2.5 Graded 2.5 VG+ by BVG. Good-VG by Good-VG by Presented is a BVG. Featured BVG. Offered challenging is a mid-grade is a tough 1911 1911 T205 1911 T205 T205 Gold Gold Border Gold Border Border Ray Jack Rowan George Suggs Fisher short- shortprint. This shortprint with print with an Phillies hurler a Piedmont Honest Long has a Piedmont advertising Cut advertising advertising back. The sub- back. The sub- reverse. The grades are: cen- grades are: cen- sub-grades are: tering (“5”), tering (“7”), centering (“9”), corners (“3”), edges (“5”) and surface corners (“2”), corners (“2”), edges (“5”) and surface (“2.5”). (“3”). edges (“5”) and surface (“2.5”). Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

23. (10) 1911 T205 Gold Borders with Hall of Famers— All BVG 4 to 4.5 Each graded either 4.5 VG-EX+ or 4 VG-EX by BVG. 21. (3) 1911 T205 Gold Border BVG 22. (3) 1911 T205 Gold Border BVG 5 Assembled is a grouping of ten 5.5 Cards Singles with Griffith 1 9 11 T205 Gold Each graded 5.5 EX+ by BVG. Available is a formida- Each graded 5 EX by BVG. Presented is a trio of 1911 Borders with mul- ble threesome of 1911 T205 Gold Border singles. These T205 Gold Borders. Included are Doyle (Honest Long tiple Hall of top-flight singles display only hints of corner and edge Cut), Engle (Honest Long Cut) and Griffith. These cen- Famers. Included wear. Included are Bescher, Carrigan (Honest Long tury-old collectibles display only mild corner and edge in this mid-grade Cut) and Konetchy. wear. sampling are BVG 4.5: D u ff y, Dygert (Honest Long Cut), Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Jacklitsch, Tannehill, D. White (White Sox); BVG 4: F o r d (Black Cap), Groom, M c G r a w (Honest Long Cut), Phelps and Schaefer (Honest Long Cut). Unless noted, each displays a common advertising back. Opening Bid $250.00

24. (11) 1911 25. (22) 1911 26. (37) 1911 T205 Gold T205 Gold T205 Gold Borders with Border Borders with Shortprints/ Graded Cards Hall of Variations— with Chance Famers & All BVG 1-2.5 & Evers—All Minor Each graded BVG 2.5-3.5 Leaguers—All between 1 Poor and Each graded BVG 1-2 2.5 Good-VG by between 2.5 Good- Each graded between BVG. Presented is a VG and 3.5 VG+ by 1 Poor and 2 Good grouping of eleven BVG. Offered is an by BVG. Featured is 1911 T205 Gold enticing assortment a gallery of (37) Borders with multi- of (22) 1911 T205 1911 T205 Gold ple shortprints and Gold Border cards Borders with multi- variations. Included with multiple Hall of ple Hall of Famers, are BVG 2.5: Famers and a hand- minor leaguers and a Dougherty (White ful of tougher backs. sampling of tougher backs. Highlights include BVG 2: Stocking); BVG 2: Barger (Full “B” on Cap), Crandall Included are BVG 3.5: (6 cards) with Chance (Honest (10 cards) with Baker (Honest Long Cut), Cady; BVG (“T” Crossed in Name), K. White; BVG 1.5: E. Collins Long Cut), Hartsel (Honest Long Cut), Hemphill 1.5: (15 cards) with Bender (writing on back), Chase (Mouth Open), Karger, Graham (Cubs); BVG 1: Chase (Cycle), Kroh (Honest Long Cut); BVG 3: (7 cards) (Frame Extends Below Shoulders), Devlin (American (Left Ear Shows), Harmon (Left Ear Shows), Stahl and with Camnitz, (Honest Long Cut), Evers, Mattern Beauty), Lee, Marquard (Cycle, tape on reverse); BVG Vaughn (Honest Long Cut). Unless noted, each card (Honest Long Cut); BVG 2.5: (9 cards) with Bresnahan 1: (12 cards) with Dunn (writing on back) and Hanford. displays a common advertising back. (Mouth Closed) and Jennings. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 11 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 28. 1909 T206 Christy Mathewson 27. 1909-11 T206 White (White Cap) SGC Borders Ty Cobb (Red 30 & 1909-19 Portrait) SGC 40 Sweet Caporal Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Presented is a mid-grade 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty Unopened Pack Cobb (Red Portrait) with a Piedmont adver- (GAI 8) tising back. This century-old cardboard dis- Offered is an interesting plays mild, but even, corner and edge wear tobacco-era tandem fea- along with a minor edge wrinkle beginning turing a Hall of Famer on the middle right edge. The off-white and an unopened pack. reverse is slightly off-center but unobstruct- Included are 1.) 1909 ed by any structural flaw. T206 Christy Mathewson Opening Bid $200.00 (White Cap) SGC 30 with a Piedmont back and 2.) 1909-19 Sweet Caporal unopened tobacco pack (GAI 8, Factory 30, District 4 NC). Opening Bid $250.00

29. 1909-11 T206 White Borders George Brown & 30. (3) 1909-11 T206 White Kid Elberfeld Borders of Tinker, Evers & Washington Chance—All SGC 40 Variations—Both Each graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Honored with SGC both song and poem, the Hall of Fame infield Add a pair of tough varia- of Tinker to Evers to Chance is captured on tions to your 1909-11 T206 these three 1909-11 T206 White Border cap- White Borders project with tions. Included are 1.) Chance (Portrait, Red these George Brown and Kid Background); 2.) Evers (with Bat, Chicago on Elberfeld Washington sam- Shirt) and 3.) Tinker (Hands on Knees). All ples. Each graded by SGC, cards display problem-free Piedmont advertis- included are 1.) George Brown (SGC 30) with a Piedmont back and 2.) Kid Elberfeld ing backs. (SGC 50) portrait with an Old Mill reverse. These antiquities present at the peak of Opening Bid $150.00 their opined technical grades. Opening Bid $250.00

32. (5) 1909-11 T206 White Borders with (4) 31. 1909-11 T206 White Hall of Famers & Borders Lajoie, Mathewson & Lundgren (Chicago)— Young—All SGC 40-50 All SGC 50 Each graded 50 VG-EX 4 by Each graded either 50 VG-EX 4 or 40 VG 3 SGC. Offered is a tantalizing by SGC. Adorn your Cooperstown-themed grouping of five 1909-11 T206 gathering with this trio of 1909-11 T206 White Borders with four Hall of White Borders. Included are 1.) Lajoie (SGC Famers and a tough variation. 50, Old Mill); 2.) Mathewson (SGC 40, Dark Each of these mid-grade beauties Cap, Piedmont) and 3.) C. Young (SGC 40, is crease-free and displays Bare Hand Shows, Piedmont). These mid- Piedmont advertising backs. grade renditions display impeccable obverse Included are Kelley, Lundgren registrations and clean advertising reverses. (Chicago), Tinker (Bat On Opening Bid $200.00 Shoulder), Waddell (Portrait) and Willis (Throwing). Opening Bid $250.00

34. (4) 1909-1928 Baseball HOF/Star SGC and PSA Graded Cards With McGraw, 33. (4) 1909-1928 Baseball Hall Bender and Schalk of Famers—All Graded Spanning the 1909 through 1928 sets, these (4) Available is a quartet of 1909-1928 Baseball graded specimens include (3) Hall of Famers Hall of Famers cards, each of which is graded and a 1920s pinstriper who interrupted Babe by either SGC or GAI. This mid-grade potpour- Ruth’s run of home run titles. Includes: 1909 ri of cardboard royalty features 1.) 1909 E92 Dockman & Sons E92 McGraw (SGC 40); Dockman & Sons McGraw (SGC 50); 2.) 1910- 1909 E92 Nadja Caramel Bender (white cap; 11 M116 Clarke blue back (SGC 40); 3.) 1915 PSA 3, lone example at its tier with none grad- Cracker Jack #7 E. Collins (GAI 3) with ed higher); 1916 Boston Store H801-8 #150 caramel staining on reverse and 4.) 1928 W502 Schalk (SGC 50, lone example at its tier with #42 McGraw (SGC 40, one bagger). none graded higher); 1928 W502 #7 Meusel Opening Bid $200.00 (SGC 50). Opening Bid $150.00

12 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 35. 1927 E210-1 York Caramels 36. (4) 1907-1931 Larger Ty Cobb SGC 60 HOF/Star SGC Graded Cards Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Spotlighted is a With Crawford and Lazzeri 1927 E210-1 York Caramels Ty Cobb exam- Presented is a quartet of 1900s-1930s graded ple. Boldly described as the “greatest player cards. Encapsulated and assessed by SGC, these that ever lived” on the reverse, Cobb appears marquee name collectibles include: 1907-09 up to the task on this crease-free candy card. Dietsche Postcards PC756-2 Crawford (SGC Slightly errant centering along with modest 20); 1926-69 Exhibits – P.C. Back Muesel (blank peripheral wear account for the assessment. back; SGC 10); 1931 W517 #27 Lazzeri (SGC The only confirmed specimen at the grading Authentic); 1931 W517 #42 H. Wilson (SGC tier with only two better. Authentic). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00

37. (5) 1916 The 38. (3) Sporting News 1920-1923 Graded Cards With Ty Cobb, Walsh and Marquard Christy These (5) 1916 The Sporting Mathewson News graded cards are head- & Walter lined by two Hall of Famers. The upper tier examples Johnson include: 1916 The Sporting Samples— News M101-5 #6 Archer (PSA All SGC 6); #110 Marquard (SGC 80); “Class of 1936” #117 Meyers (PSA 6); #153 inductees headline this trio of 1920-1923 Ty Cobb, Christy Mathewson and Walter Sallee (SGC 84); 1916 The Johnson samples. Each graded by SGC, included are 1.) 1920 W516-1 #24 Christy Sporting News M101-4 #184 Mathewson (SGC Authentic); 2.) 1921-23 E220 National Caramel Ty Cobb (SGC Walsh (PSA 6). 10) and 3.) 1922 V61-1 Neilson’s Chocolates Walter Johnson (SGC 10). Although Opening Bid $150.00 low-grade due to multiple surface factors, these legends still present nicely. Opening Bid $150.00

39. (8) 1921-1923 American and National Caramel 40. (8) 1920-1929 Baseball Graded Hall of Hall of Fame Graded Strip Famers Cards with Hornsby Those who have attained immortality in the Encapsulated and graded, halls of Cooperstown are the subjects of these these (8) early-1920s eight 1920-1929 graded strip cards. Included American and National are 1920 W516-1: #9 Alexander (SGC Carmel Baseball cards portray Authentic); 1921 W516-2-2: #4 Hornsby Hall of Fame subjects includ- (SGC Authentic), #6 Speaker (PSA ing: 1922 American Caramel Authentic); 1921 W551: Sisler (SGC 20); E120: Alexander (SGC 20), 1927 W560: Hornsby (SGC Authentic); 1929 Frisch (SGC 30), Heilman W553: Grove (SGC 30); 1928 W565: (SGC Auth), Marquard (SGC Heilman (SGC Authentic) and Lazzeri (SGC 10); 1922 American Caramel Authentic). E121: Alexander (GAI 2), Southworth (SGC 30); 1921-23 National Caramel E220: Opening Bid $200.00 Heilman (SGC 20), Speaker (SGC 30). Opening Bid $200.00

42. (18) 1921-1927 American/National Caramel 41. (7) 1929-1936 Goudey, Kashin Graded Baseball Singles and National Chicle SGC Graded Issued between 1921 and 1927, these (18) graded American and National Caramel Baseball Hall of Famers cards include: 1921-23 National Caramel Encapsulated and graded by SGC, these (7) Goudey, E220 Doak (PSA 1.5) and Neale (SGC 30); Kashin and National Chicle collectibles portray Hall 1922 American Caramel E120 Bassler (GAI of Fame subjects, including: R316 1929 Kashin 2.5), Bush (SGC 20), Cooper (PSA 2), Dykes Publications: Klein (SGC 84; one of four at its tier (GAI 2.5), Gillespie (SGC 40), Myers (SGC with one graded higher); Lindstrom (SGC 60); L. 50), Picinich (SGC 40), Pillette (SGC 30), Waner (SGC 60); R314 1936 Goudey Wide Pen: Schang (SGC 30), Shocker (SGC 40), S. Smith Coombs (SGC 20), Cronin (SGC 60); 1936 Goudey (GAI 4), Veach (GAI 3) and Woodall (SGC Wide Pen Type 3: Cronin (SGC 50); R313 1936 40); 1927 American Caramel E126 #14 Quinn National Chicle: Gomez (SGC 50). (PSA 2), #18 Jones (SGC 20) and #23 Cheeves Opening Bid $150.00 (PSA 2). Opening Bid $200.00

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44. 1935 Diamond Stars #1 43. 1928 Star Player Candy Lefty Grove PSA 6 Ted Lyons SGC 10 Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Leading off the Graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC. Add a difficult 1934-36 Diamond Stars series is the offered Hall of Fame Type to your collection by 1935 #1 Robert (Lefty) Grove rendition. securing the offered 1928 Star Player Candy Despite moderate soiling along the perime- Ted Lyons. As one of only two judged by the ter, this “art deco” rendering is otherwise third-party service, this sample displays crease-free with well-constructed corners reverse paper loss and scrapbook residue. and edges. The green instructional reverse The obverse exhibits mild perimeter wear, is clean. Resides in the upper twentieth per- creasing and soiling. centile of all similar examples judged by the Opening Bid $150.00 grading service. Opening Bid $400.00

45. 1936 Diamond Stars #101 Dick Bartell PSA 8—None 46. (4) 1932-1935 Baseball Better Hall of Fame/Star Type Cards Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Rowdy Richard with Dean—All SGC Bartell is the subject of this 1936 Diamond “Big Poison,” “Dizzy,” “The Fordham Stars #101 high number. The two-time All- Flash” and “Moose” are teamed on this Star shares the spotlight with three other foursome of 1932-1935 baseball star Type similar cards at the grading tier with none cards. Each graded by SGC, included are 1.) better. Precise centering, well-formed cor- 1932 U.S. Caramel #29 Earnshaw (SGC ners and crisp edges are attributes of this 60); 2.) 1933 Butter Cream Frisch (SGC high-grade scarcity. The blue instructional 20); 3.) 1933 Eclipse Import #421 P. Waner back is clean. (SGC 50) only one better and 4.) 1935 Rice- Opening Bid $300.00 Stix Dean (SGC 30). Opening Bid $200.00

47. (5) 1932 U.S. 48. (12) 1933-1936 Caramel Baseball Delong, Tattoo Orbit Cards with (3) Hall & Batter-Up Graded of Famers—All Cards with Hornsby SGC & Grove Satisfy your sweet tooth Found are a dozen 1933-1936 with these five 1932 U.S. Delong, Tattoo Orbit and Batter- Caramel baseball cards Up graded cards with multiple headlined by a triumvirate of Hall of Famers. Included are Hall of Famers. Included are 1933 Tattoo Orbit: Dykes (GAI SGC 50: #19 Berger; SGC 2, reverse paper loss), Hornsby 30: #4 Terry, #8 Hafey, #29 (GAI 2.5), Simmons (SGC 10, Earnshaw and SGC 10: #18 reverse paper loss); 1933 Lazzeri (writing on back). Delong: #1 McManus (SGC 20), Opening Bid $150.00 #3 Melillo (GAI 1), #4 Terry (SGC 10), #9 Urbanski (SGC 10), #15 Stephenson (PSA 3), #23 Grove (SGC 10); 1934-36 Batter-Up: #5 Hubbell (SGC 50), #10 R. Ferrell (SGC 20, Lionel Carter, reverse paper loss) and #35 Hornsby (SGC 40). Opening Bid $200.00

49. (11) 1934-1936 Diamond Stars Graded Group with 50. (4) 1939-1941 Play Ball Hornsby Hall of Famers—All SGC Presented is a gallery of eleven 1934-1936 Each graded by SGC. Add depth to your Diamond Stars graded cards with keys featur- pre-war Hall of Fame collection with these ing Foxx and Hornsby. Included are GAI 8: four 1939-1941 Play Ball singles. Included #89 Stripp; PSA 6: #44 Hornsby; SGC 50: are 1939 Play Ball: #56 Greenberg (SGC #29 Rolfe; SGC 40: #12 D. Walker; PSA 2: 50); 1940 Play Ball: #175 Mathewson #64 Foxx, #74 Lazzeri; SGC 30: #8 Vosmik; (SGC 30, Superman back), #234 Chance GAI 2: #81 Delancey; GAI 1: #21 Vergez; (SGC 30, Superman back) and 1941 Play GAI Authentic: #37 Urbanski and #62 Ball: #13 Foxx (SGC 40). Frankhouse. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

14 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 51. 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle Rookie SGC 50 Establish your post- war baseball card gathering with the offered 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle rookie high number. Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC, this horizontal blazer exhibits penetrating obverse hues, crisp off-white edges and a relatively clean biographical reverse with slightly faded blue text. Errant centering and a minimally toned surface prevent an even higher technical assessment. As the unquestioned rookie of “The Mick,” this classic mid-grade rendering is a standard of collecting excellence with exceptional eye appeal. Opening Bid $750.00

52. 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle Rookie PSA 3 Graded VG 3 by PSA. Never one to shy away from the limelight, a fresh-faced Mickey Mantle takes command on the offered 1952 Topps #311 rookie high number. This instantly recognizable cardboard classic is the unquestioned key to the acclaimed 1952 Topps Baseball series. Once secured, the remainder of the iconic set is well within reach. This mid-grade specimen displays evenly worn corners and edges. Despite slightly askew centering, the creamy borders frame the majestic image of the Oklahoma native. A 3/4” crease originating from the left edge traces above the Yankees trademark. Additionally, a slight con- tusion is evident above the right brim of Mantle’s cap. The biographical reverse is clean with bold, black type. With legitimate #311 Mantle examples in perpetual demand, this cornerstone will deservedly garner much attention. Opening Bid $2500.00

53. 1952 54. 1972 Topps #407 Topps #130 Eddie Bob Mathews Gibson Rookie—PSA BVG 9.5— 3 Highest Graded VG 3 by Graded PSA. As the only Graded 9.5 Gem Brave to play in Mint by BVG. Boston, Milwaukee The age-old and Atlanta, Eddie expression “a pic- Mathews made quite ture is worth a a mark over his Hall thousand words” of Fame career. is certainly Presented is an appropriate for impressive 1952 the offered 1972 Topps #407 rookie Topps #130 Bob high number of the Gibson corner- 500 Home Run Club stone. It is diffi- member. This relic cult to conceive displays moderate how this flawless peripheral wear cardboard has along with a barely survived the past distinguishable sur- 39 years in such a face wrinkle to the state of preserva- right of the “B” on tion. As the high- Mathews’ cap. The est graded 1972 culminating card of Topps sample of the revered 1952 the Hall of Famer Topps Baseball to be judged by series, this mid- the grading serv- grade representation ice, this beauty of the slugger is def- meets all of the initely “one to get” criteria for the for the prospective technical criteria with perfect centering, snow white edges, razor-sharp corners and set collector. blistering colors. The slightest hint of a color imperfection is barely discernible on the Opening Bid $500.00 lower right edge of the reverse. Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 15 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 55. 1953 Red Man #NL14 Duke Snider (with Tab) BVG 9 Graded Mint 9 by BVG. Presented is the highest grade 56. 1956 Topps #135 Mickey Mantle 1953 Red Man #NL14 Duke (Gray Back) GAI 8 Snider con- Graded NM-MT 8 by Global Authentication. Featured firmed by the is a high-grade 1956 Topps #135 Mickey Mantle (gray third-party back). This gorgeous action/portrait pose captures the service. This Oklahoman at the outset of his Triple Crown campaign. 57. (4) 1954-1968 Topps & Bowman captivating Exhibits precise centering, razor-sharp corners and Mickey Mantle PSA Graded Cards portrait of the creamy edges. The surface registration is crisp, and the Each graded by PSA. Presented is a quartet of 1954- Hall of Famer exhibits alluring obverse hues, a razor- colors are vibrant. The reverse is problem-free. 1968 Topps and Bowman Mickey Mantle singles. sharp perimeter and problem-free reverse. The tabbing Opening Bid $500.00 These depictions present at the peak of their technical escaped the scissors of the original owner. evaluations. Included are 1.) 1954 Bowman #65 (PSA Opening Bid $400.00 4); 2.) 1955 Bowman #202 (PSA 6); 3.) 1959 Topps #10 (PSA 5) and 4.) 1968 Topps #280 (PSA 7). Opening Bid $250.00

58. (40) 59. (6) 60. (32) 1954 1953- 1957 Topps 1964 Topps Baseball Topps & Baseball SGC Bowman Singles Graded New with Cards York Koufax & with (6) Yankee Drysdale Hall of Hall of RC - PSA Famers Famers 6 or Featured is a with (3) Better sampling of Mantle— Each graded forty 1954 All PSA EX-MT or bet- Topps ter by PSA. Stalwarts of Baseball SGC Offered is a “ M o n u m e n t graded cards grouping of (32) 1957 Topps Baseball singles with Park” preside with six Hall Koufax and Drysdale leading the way. Included are on these six 1953-1964 Topps & Bowman New Yo r k of Famers. PSA 8: #400 Dodger’s Sluggers (oc); PSA 6.5: (2 Yankee Hall of Famers. Included are 1 - 2 . ) 1953 Bowman Keys include cards) with #6, 137; PSA 6: (29 cards) with #11, #18 Color: #121 Berra (PSA 4), #153 Ford (PSA 4); 3 . ) 1 9 5 3 SGC 80: (11 Drysdale RC, 21, 29, #40 Wynn, 45, 59, 66, #70 Topps #207 Ford (PSA 4.5); 4 . ) 1960 Topps #350 M a n t l e cards) with #36 Wilhelm, #70 Doby; SGC 60: (17 Ashburn, 83, 98, #120 Lemon, #125 Kaline, 139, 152, ( P S A 5); 5 . ) 1961 Topps #300 M a n t l e ( P S A 6) and 6 . ) cards) with #20 Spahn, #37 Ford and SGC 50: #17 209, 224, 249, 261, 267, 293, #302 Koufax, 305, 308, 1964 Topps #50 M a n t l e ( P S A 5.5). Rizzuto. More on our website. 316, 335, 366, 376 and 377. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 61. 1960 62. (21) Morrell 1963 Topps Meats Baseball Dodgers Graded PSA Graded Stars with Near Set Koufax & (10/12) Musial With Los Angeles Featured is an Memorial arrangement of Coliseum as the (21) 1963 Topps historic backdrop, Baseball graded the home standing stars with Koufax Dodgers preside and Musial. 63. (15) High-Grade 1968 Topps on this 1960 Included are Baseball Stars with Mantle—All PSA Morrell Meats BVG 8.5: #542; 8-9 near set of (10/12) BVG 8: #25 Catapult past your PSA Registry competition with these cards. Each grad- Kaline; SGC 88: fifteen high-grade 1968 Topps Baseball stars. Included ed by PSA, #470 Tresh, 565; are PSA 9: #20 B. Robinson, #90 Pinson, #205 included are full- BVG 7.5: #245; SGC 86: #7, 163, #210 Koufax, #250 Marichal, #215 Bunning, #250 Yastrzemski, #290 bleed renditions of PSA 7: (4 cards) with Craig, Musial, #446 Ford; PSA 7: #2 Mantle/Runnels LL, McCovey, #355 Banks, #364 Morgan AS, #365 B. Drysdale, Furillo, Moon; PSA 6: (5 cards) with Alston, 377; BVG 7: #173 Tresh/Mantle/Richardson, 142; Robinson AS, #369 Yastrzemski AS, #378 Gibson AS, Neal, Podres, Roseboro, Sherry and PSA 5: Koufax. SGC 84: #15, #275 Mathews, #390 Aaron, #773 Mets #408 Carlton; PSA 8: #145 Drysdale, #280 Mantle and Missing only Hodges and Snider for completion. Team, #500 Killebrew; SGC 80: #4 and SGC 70: #78. #480 Manager’s Dream/Clemente. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

16 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 64. 1953 Bowman Color Complete Set of (160/160) with PSA 6 Mantle 65. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340/340) with Shoebox heroes are prominent in the ever popular 1953 Bowman Color complete set (20) PSA Stars, Checklists & All Team Variations of (160/160) cards with five graded singles. Captured with near full-bleed color pho- Featured is an elite 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340/340) with twenty PSA tography, these vibrant renderings have an approximate condition breakdown of 20% graded stars, both checklists and all team variations for cards #11, 72, 85, 95 and 100. (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) with nearly This higher-grade series has an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (NM-MT or half displaying varying degrees of reverse wax staining. Keys include #9 Rizzuto better), 35% (NM or better), 30% (EX-MT) and 20% (EX or lesser). Keys include #5 (VG-EX), #10 Ashburn (VG), #32 Musial (VG), #33 Reese (VG-EX), #44 T. Williams (PSA 8), #10 Spahn (PSA 7), #11 Cubs Team-1955 (NM), #20 Kaline Bauer/Berra/Mantle (VG), #46 Campanella (VG-EX), #59 Mantle (PSA 6), #92 (PSA 7.5), #30 J. Robinson (PSA 6), #31 Aaron (EX-MT), #33 Clemente (EX-MT), Hodges (VG), #93 Rizzuto/Martin (EX), #97 Mathews (VG), #99 Spahn (presents #72 Phillies Team-1955 (EX-MT), #79 Koufax (EX-MT), #85 Indians Team-1955 VG, but miscut), #114 Feller (EX), #117 Snider (EX), #118 B. Martin (VG), #121 (PSA 6), #90 Reds Team-1955 (VG-EX), #95 Braves Team-1955 (EX-MT), #100 Berra (PSA 8, oc) and #153 Ford (SGC 60). Due to rudimentary factory printing tech- Orioles Team-1955 (VG-EX), #101 Campanella (NM), #107 Mathews (PSA 7), #110 niques of the age, slight size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards, Berra (EX-MT), #130 Mays (PSA 7), #135 Mantle (EX-MT, gray back), #145 Hodges please visit our website. (PSA 7), #150 Snider (PSA 5), #251 Yankees Team (EX-MT), #260 Reese (EX-MT), Opening Bid $900.00 #292 Aparicio RC (EX-MT), NNO CL 1/3 (PSA 4) and NNO CL 2/4 (PSA 7). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

67. 1966 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598) Cards with (18) PSA Graded Keys Featured is an elite 1966 Topps Baseball complete set of (598) cards with eighteen PSA graded keys. This razor-sharp series has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM-MT or better), 30% (NM), 30% (EX- MT) and 20% (EX or lesser). Highlights include #1 Mays (PSA 6), #30 Rose (PSA 6), #50 Mantle (PSA 7), #70 Yastrzemski (PSA 8), #100 Koufax (PSA 66. High-Grade 1965 Topps Baseball Complete Set 6), #126 Palmer RC (PSA 7), #254 Jenkins (598/598) with (22) PSA Graded Stars RC (NM), #255 Assembled is a top-shelf 1965 Topps Baseball complete set (598/598) with (22) PSA Stargell (PSA 8), #288 graded keys. This attractive 46-year-old series has an approximate condition break- Sutton RC (EX-MT), down of 25% (NM-MT or better), 35% (NM), 35% (EX-MT) and 5% (EX or lesser). #300 Clemente (EX- Key to this investment-grade edition are #3 Mantle/Killebrew LL (PSA 8), #134 MT), #365 Maris Mantle WS (PSA 7), #155 Maris (PSA 8), #160 Clemente (EX-MT), #170 Aaron (NM), #390 B. (PSA 7), #207 Rose (PSA 7), #250 Mays (EX-MT), #300 Koufax (EX-MT), #350 Robinson (PSA 7), Mantle (PSA 7.5), #385 Yastrzemski (PSA 8), #470 Berra (PSA 7), #477 Carlton RC #410 Kaline (NM), (PSA 6.5), #500 Mathews (NM), #510 Banks (PSA 8), #513 Yankees Team (PSA 7), #500 Aaron (VG), #510 Wilhelm (PSA 8.5), #526 Twins Team (EX-MT), #530 #519 Uecker (PSA 7), #526 Hunter RC (NM), #550 Stottlemyre (PSA 8.5), #551 Mets Roberts (NM), #540 McLain (PSA 7), #550 McCovey (EX-MT), #565 Piersall (PSA Team (NM) and #581 Perez RC (PSA 7). With many additional singles suitable for 8), #583 Tigers Team (EX-MT), #590 Skowron (PSA 8) and #598 Perry SP (PSA 7). third party professional grading contained within, this assembly could be an ideal can- For a complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website. didate for the PSA Registry. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $750.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 17 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 68. 1952 Star-Cal 69. 1952 Star- Decals Type 1 Near Cal Decals Set (54/68) with Type 2 Near Mays & (2) Musial Set (26/32) Assembled is a 1952 Star-Cal with Mays & Decals Type 1 near set of Williams (54/68). Each adhesive is Offered is a 1952 Star- retained in its original Cal Decals Type 2 envelopes. Due to storing near set of (26/32). methods, more than 60% of With exception to the decals display reverse #92A and #92C, the paper loss on the envelopes remaining decals are or residue on the obverse of housed in their origi- the player’s image. nal envelopes (three Subsequently, each player is have loose folds). adhered to the original 15- Approximately one- cent packaging. Despite those third of the 10-cent technical flaws, the majority packages have sus- of the images are clear with tained either reverse mild instances of crazing. paper loss to the Keys include #70C Berra, envelopes or the obverse of the player’s image. Each player is adhered to the contain- #74E Feller, #78E Mays, er and unable to move. Highlights include #84B Lopat/Berra, #85A T. Williams, #90A #79C Campanella, #79G J. Mays/Irvin, #91A Hodges/Reese and #93A Musial (residue). More on our website. Robinson, #81E Musial and #81F Musial. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

70. 1953 Topps 71. 1956 Baseball Near Set Topps (273/274) with (6) Baseball PSA Near Set of Assembled is a 1953 Topps (304/340) Baseball near set of with SGC (273/274) with six PSA graded examples. This series has Mantle an approximate condition (White Back) breakdown of 25% (EX-MT Presented is a 1956 or better), 25% (EX), 20% Topps Baseball (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or near set of lesser) with the tough high (304/340) cards numbers presenting similarly which includes a to the remaining series. Keys challenging Mantle include #1 J. Robinson (VG), white back and a difficult checklist. This horizontal action/portrait series has an #25 R. Boone (PSA 8), #27 approximate condition breakdown of 10% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 20% (VG- Campanella (PSA 6), #37 EX) and 50% (VG or lesser) with less than 5% displaying minimal back damage. Mathews (EX), #76 Reese Highlights include #30 J. Robinson (GD), #31 Aaron (VG-EX), #33 Clemente (EX- (VG-EX), #104 Berra MT), #79 Koufax (VG), #101 Campanella (VG), #110 Berra (EX), #113 Rizzuto (VG- (trimmed), #114 Rizzuto (PSA 6), #147 Spahn (VG), #207 Ford (VG-EX), #220 Paige EX), #130 Mays (GD), #135 Mantle (SGC 40, white back), #150 Snider (VG), #164 (VG), #228 Newhouser (PSA 6), #244 Mays (VG), #258 Gilliam RC (VG-EX) and Killebrew (EX), #200 Feller (VG-EX), #240 Ford (EX), #251 Yankees Team (GD), #263 Podres RC (EX). Missing only #82 Mantle for completion. More on our website. #260 Reese (VG) and #292 Aparicio RC (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

72. 1958 Topps 73. 1961 Baseball Complete Topps Set of (494/494) Baseball Presented is a 1958 Topps Complete Baseball complete set of (494) Set (587/587) cards. This classic series has an approximate condition with (4) SGC breakdown of 20% (EX-MT Featured is a 1961 or better), 25% (EX), 25% Topps Baseball (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or complete set of lesser). Keys include #1 T. (587/587) cards Williams (GD), #5 Mays with four SGC (GD), #30 Aaron (VG), #47 graded examples. Maris RC (EX-MT), #52 This series has an Clemente (VG), #70 Kaline approximate condi- (VG-EX), #150 Mantle (GD), tion breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX #187 Koufax (EX), #288 or lesser) with the tougher high numbers presenting similarly to the remainder of the Killebrew (EX-MT), #343 issue. Keys include #2 Maris (EX-MT), #150 Mays (VG-EX), #290 Musial (NM), Cepeda RC (EX), #375 Reese #300 Mantle (VG), #307 Mantle WS (VG), #344 Koufax (EX-MT), #388 Clemente (EX-MT), #418 Mantle/Aaron (EX-MT), #406 Mantle HR (GD), #415 Aaron (EX-MT), #417 Marichal RC (EX), (EX-MT), #436 Mays/Snider #475 Mantle MVP (EX-MT), #478 Maris MVP (EX), #480 Campanella MVP (SGC (VG), #485 T. Williams AS 60), #484 Aaron MVP (NM), #545 Wilhelm (SGC 84), #576 Maris AS (NM), #577 (VG) and #487 Mantle AS Aaron AS (EX-MT), #578 Mantle AS (SGC 70), #579 Mays AS (EX-MT), #581 F. (VG). More on our website. Robinson AS (NM-MT) and #586 Ford AS (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

18 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 74. 1962 Topps 75. 1967 Baseball Near Set of Topps (541/598) Cards Baseball Secure more than ninety percent Complete of the condition sensitive 1962 Set of Topps Baseball edition with the offered near set of (541/598) (609) cards. This wood-grained series Cards has an approximate condition with (5) breakdown of 30% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) PSA and 30% (VG or lesser) with the Presented is an challenging high numbers present- impressive ing similarly to the remainder of 1967 Topps the set. Keys include: #1 Maris Baseball com- (VG-EX), #5 Koufax (VG), #18 plete set of (609) cards with five PSA grade stars and high numbers. This difficult-to- Mantle/Mays (VG-EX), #45 B. complete series has an approximate condition breakdown of 25% (NM or better), 35% Robinson (NM), #50 Musial (EX), (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging high numbers #199 Perry RC (EX), #200 Mantle presenting slightly lesser to the remainder of the set. Highlights include #150 Mantle (VG), #318 Mantle IA (VG-EX), (PSA 7.5), #200 Mays (EX-MT), #250 Aaron (trimmed), #400 Clemente (EX), #430 #320 Aaron (VG-EX), #387 Brock Rose (EX-MT), #510 Mazeroski (PSA 9), #558 Belanger RC (EX-MT), #569 Carew RC (VG), and #471 Mantle AS RC (EX), #581 Seaver RC (VG), #600 B. Robinson (VG), #604 Red Sox Team (VG- (VG). Due to rudimentary factory EX) and #609 John (VG-EX). More on our website. printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

76. 1968 77. 1972 Topps Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Set of (787) Cards Complete Offered is a difficult-to-com- Set plete 1972 Topps Baseball complete set of (787) cards. (598/598) This electric edition has an with (5) approximate condition break- PSA down of 15% (NM-MT or better), 35% (NM), 30% (EX- Graded MT) and 20% (EX or lesser) Stars with the challenging high Featured is a numbers presenting similarly. sharp 1968 Topps Featured are #49 Mays (EX- Baseball com- MT), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC plete set of (EX-MT), #299 Aaron (EX- (598/598) cards MT), #309 Clemente (NM- with five PSA graded stars. This upper-tier gallery has an approximate condition MT), #559 Rose (NM), #595 breakdown of 35% (NM-MT or better), 35% (NM), 20% (EX-MT) and 10% (EX or Ryan (EX-MT), #686 Garvey lesser) with a handful of key stars presenting lesser. Keys include #45 Seaver (NM- (NM), #695 Carew (NM), MT), #50 Mays (EX), #80 Carew (PSA 7), #110 Aaron (GD), #150 Clemente (VG- #751 Carlton TRD (EX-MT), EX), #177 Ryan RC (VG-EX), #230 Rose (EX-MT), #247 Bench RC (EX-MT), #250 #752 Morgan TRD (NM) and Yastrzemski (PSA 7), #280 Mantle (VG), #330 Maris (EX-MT), #480 Managers’ #754 F. Robinson TRD (EX- Dream/Clemente (PSA 8), #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (PSA 9) and #528 Tigers MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Team (PSA 8). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

78. 1962-1980 New 79. 1976-1993 York Mets Master Topps Baseball Complete Team Set Complete Set Run Run with Seaver & Presented is a 1976-1993 Ryan Rookies Topps Baseball complete set run. Included are hand-collat- Presented is a 1962-1980 New ed editions of 1976 w/Traded, York Mets master team set run 1977-1980, 1981-1984 headlined by the coveted Seaver w/Traded, 1985-1991 and and Ryan rookies. This carefully 1993 (factory box, but assembled gathering features all opened). The earlier Topps base, specialty, league leader and series average (EX-MT to multi-team rookie cards that pic- NM) with the more recent ture a New York Met player. The sets faring (NM to NM-MT) 1962-1969 sets average (EX-MT), with the majority of the key while the 1970-1980 editions pri- stars and rookies presenting marily grade (NM to NM-MT) similarly. Due to storage with the stars presenting slightly methods, approximately 10% lesser. Keys include (25) 1962: of the cards display moderate #598 Hickman RC (NM); (34) bowing. Due to size/weight, a 1963: #550 Snider (EX-MT); (33) shipping surcharge may apply. 1964, (28) 1965: #470 Berra (NM), #581 Perez RC (VG-EX); (31) 1966, (33) 1967: For more details, please visit #581 Seaver RC (EX); (30) 1968: #177 Ryan RC (trimmed); (27) 1969: #533 Ryan our website. (EX-MT); (42) 1970: #712 Ryan (VG-EX); (33) 1971: #513 Ryan (EX-MT) and (26) Opening Bid $250.00 1973: #305 Mays (VG). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

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81. 1953 & 1955 Red Man Tobacco 80. 1955 Topps Baseball Near Set 82. 1955 Topps Baseball Partial Set Baseball Sets without Tabs (190/206) with (27) SGC Graded (170/206) Put the 1955 Topps Baseball series at your mercy with Featured are the offered 1953 and 1955 Red Man Tobacco Baseball complete sets minus the original tabs. Featured is a 1955 Topps Baseball partial set of the offered near set of (190/206) cards. This colorful (170/206) cards with two PSA graded examples. This mixed-grade series is highlighted by (27) SGC graded These colorful portraits were neatly extracted and generally present (VG to EX). Keys include 1953 Red edition averages (VG to VG-EX) with some lesser and cards. Although the key cards are missing, there are a handful better. Although the majority of keys are still plenty of semi-stars to make this viable acquisition. Man set: (52/52, average VG to EX) with AL: #3 Berra (EX-MT); NL: #5 Campanella (VG-EX), #14 missing, there are still plenty of semi-stars available to The approximate condition breakdown is as follows build on. More than eighty percent of this classic edi- 20% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 15% (VG-EX) and Snider (EX), #26 Musial (VG); 1955 Red Man set: (50/50, average VG to EX) with NL: #7 Mays (EX- tion is present. More on our website. 40% (VG or lesser) with the high numbers presenting Opening Bid $250.00 lesser. More on our website. MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

83. 1964 84. 1965 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Near Set Set (576/598) (587/587) Offered is a Presented is a promising 1964 Topps 1965 Topps Baseball com- Baseball near plete set of set of (587) cards. (576/598). This mid- to This mid- to off-grade off-grade edi- 85. 1969 Fleer Baseball Cap Plaques tion has an series has an Complete Set (24/24) with (2) approximate approximate condition condition Unopened Packs breakdown of breakdown of One of the more obscure baseball issues of the 1960s is 15% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 20% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 25% VG-EX) and found with the offered 1969 Fleer Baseball Cap Plaques 40% (VG or lesser). Keys include #50 Mantle (VG), 30% (VG or lesser) with less than 5% displaying complete set of (24). The 3D hats were printed on thin #125 Rose (GD), #150 Mays (VG-EX), #200 Koufax reverse writing. Keys include #134 Mantle WS (GD), plastic and susceptible to perimeter wear. Series aver- (VG), #300 Aaron (VG-EX), #331 AL Bombers (VG), #160 Clemente (VG-EX), #207 Rose (VG), #250 Mays ages (EX to NM) with a handful of low-grade speci- #423 Aaron/Mays (EX) and #440 Clemente (VG). (FR, due to print defect), #300 Koufax (GD), #350 mens. With exception to the Royals, all easel lineup More on our website. Mantle (GD), #526 Hunter RC (VG-EX) and #581 backings are absent. Also present are a pair of Opening Bid $250.00 Perez RC (GD). More on our website. unopened packs and a wrapper. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

87. 1974 88. (25) & 1975 1977- Topps 1993 Baseball Baseball Complete Complete Sets Sets Score multiple Offered are Hall of Fame (25) 1977- rookies with 1993 baseball these 1974 complete sets. and 1975 Unless noted, Topps each set is 86. 1969 & 1970 Topps Baseball Baseball com- hand collated Near/Partial Sets plete sets. and grades Featured is a pair of 1969 and 1970 Topps Baseball Included in (NM-MT) or near/partial sets. These mixed-grade editions are high- these 660-card better with the lighted by 1969 Topps near: (617/664, average EX to editions are 1.) 1974 Topps: (average EX-MT, 25% keys grading EX-MT, most keys are slightly lesser, 5-10% writing) bowing) with #1 Aaron (EX-MT), #20 Ryan (EX-MT), similarly. with #50 Clemente (PSA 7), #100 Aaron (EX), #190 #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT); 2.) 1975 Topps: (average Highlights include Topps: (21 sets) with 1977 (EX-MT, Mays (EX-MT), #260 R. Jackson RC (VG), #480 EX to EX-MT) with #223 Yount RC (VG), #228 Brett 10% rubber band marks), 1979 (EX-MT, 10% rubber Seaver (NM), #500 Mantle (YL, VG-EX) and 1970 RC (VG), #500 Ryan (VG) and #660 Aaron (EX). band marks), 1980 and 1982-1993. For more details, Topps partial: (558/720, average EX-MT, missing Opening Bid $200.00 please visit our website. mostly high numbers which present slightly lesser). Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

20 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 89. 1909-11 T206 90. (70) 1909-11 T206 White Borders White Borders with (12) Southern Leaguer Hall of Famers, Stars & Starter Set (25/48) Southern Leaguers with Featured is a sampling of seventy Shaughnessy 1909-11 T206 White Borders with a dozen Hall of Famers, stars and Those minor leaguers who Southern Leagues. Each relic in this toiled in obscurity in Dixie off-grade assortment with minimal are spotlighted with the throughout displays either a offered 1909-11 T206 Piedmont or Old Mill advertising White Borders Southern back. The condition breakdown is Leaguer starter set of as follows: 3% (VG), 38% (GD), (25/48) cards. Included are 33% (FR), 23% (PR) and 3% Old Mill: (13 cards) with (trimmed) with 11% displaying sur- Hart (FR), Hooker (FR), face writing. Keys include Hall of Kiernan (GD), Lentz (GD), Famers/Stars/Southern Leaguers: Manion (GD), Persons (12 cards) with Chesbro (FR), (VG), Regan (FR, due to Clarke (GD, Batting), Flick (GD), writing), Shaughnessy McGraw (FR, Finger in Air), (FR), Stark (trimmed), Thebo (VG), Violat (VG), Westlake (VG), F. White (GD); Speaker (FR), Thornton (GD, Old Piedmont: (12 cards) with Bay (FR), Breitenstein (FR), Carey (VG), Cranston (GD), Mill), Violat (PR), Walsh (PR, Old Fritz (FR), LaFitte (VG), M. Miller (GD), Perdue (FR), Rockenfeld (VG), C. Smith Mill); Old Mill Commons: (6 cards) and Piedmont Commons: (52 cards). For a (trimmed), S. Smith (GD) and Thornton (GD). complete list of subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

91. (99) 1909-11 T206 92. (15) 1908- White Border Singles 1917 Turn of with (10) Hall of Famers, the Century Stars and (3) Southern Baseball Grab Leaguers Bag with Start your journey toward conquering Ramly & “The Monster” with these (99) 1909- Turkey Red 11 T206 White Border singles. This mid-grade assortment is headlined by Cabinets ten Hall of Famers/stars and three Supplement your pre- tough Southern Leaguers. The backs war baseball gather- consist entirely of clean Piedmont ing with these (15) and Old Mill. The condition break- 1908-1917 samples down is as follows: 17% (VG-EX), from a variety of des- 45% (VG), 30% (GD) and 8% ignations. Included are 1908-10 E91C American Caramel: Hooper (FR, tape on (trimmed). Keys include Hall of reverse); 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel: Chase (PR); 1909 T204 Ramly: F. Famers/Stars: (7 cards) with Joss Bancroft (PR), Devlin (VG-EX); 1910 T210 Old Mill Red Borders: (all Series 2) (VG, Pitching), Marquard (GD, with Bowen (GAI 3.5), Hannafin (SGC 20), Wallace (SGC 10); 1910-11 T3 Turkey Hands at Thighs, Old Mill), Red Cabinets: #7 Camnitz (SGC Authentic), #17 Griffith (Authentic, mounted to McGinnity (VG), McGraw (VG, cardboard and piece missing), #41 Wiltse (SGC 10), #85 Burns (SGC 20); 1911 T201 Portrait, No Cap), Willis (GD, Mecca Double Folders: Speaker/Gardner (SGC 10); 1913 WG5 National Base Ball Portrait); Southern Leaguers: (3 cards, all Old Mill) with Breitenstein (GD), M. Game: Crawford (CSA 6); 1914 Cracker Jack: #48 Lord (trimmed) and 1917 E135 Miller (GD), Rockenfeld (GD); Old Mill Commons: (11 cards) and Piedmont Collins-McCarthy: #13 Barry (GD). Commons: (78 cards). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

93. 1933 Goudey Baseball Starter Set (126/240) with (24) Hall of Famers Seize the opportunity to purchase the offered 1933 Goudey Baseball starter set of (126/240) cards with (24) Hall of Famers. This assembly has an approximate condition breakdown of 25% (VG-EX or better), 40% (VG), 25% (GD) and 94. 1933 Goudey Baseball Group of (109) Different with 10% (FR or lesser). Keys (19) PSA or SGC include Hall of Famers: Start your 1933 Goudey Baseball collection with these (109) singles, nineteen of which (24 cards) with #7 Lyons are professionally graded by either PSA or SGC. The approximate condition breakdown (VG-EX), #19 Dickey follows 15% (VG-EX or better), 30% (VG), 40% (GD) and 15% (FR or lesser) with (GD), #20 Terry (VG-EX), nearly 5% displaying reverse pencil writing or back damage. Included are G r a d e d : ( 1 9 #22 Traynor (VG-EX), cards) with P S A 6 : #135 (oc); P S A 5 : (7 cards) with #33, 66, 146, 162, 212, 218, 224; #79 Faber (EX), #89 P S A 4 : (5 cards) with #13, 65, 71, 93, 186; P S A 3 : (2 cards) with #4 (mk), 170; S G C Speaker (GD), #109 Cronin (VG), #117 Maranville (VG), #119 Hornsby (FR), #128 4 0 : #19 D i c k e y; P S A 2 : #174; SGC 30: #139; P S A 1 : #171; U n g r a d e d : (99 cards) with Klein (GD), #138 Pennock (EX), #168 Goslin (VG-EX), #230 Hubbell (VG) and #42 E. Collins (GD), #47 Manush (GD), #58 O’Doul (GD), #117 M a r a n v i l l e (VG), #134 #234 Hubbell (FR). More on our website. S. Rice (PR) and #187 Manush (GD). More on website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 21 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 96. 1922 E120 American Caramel Washington Senators Team Set (15/15) with (5) PSA Including Johnson A quartet of Hall of Famers including “The Big Train” headline this 1922 E120 American Caramel Washington Senators team set of (15) cards. Highlights include Goslin (PSA 1), W. Johnson (PSA 1), Harris (PSA 4.5), Rice (PSA 4) and Zachary (PSA 4). The remaining cards average (GD) with two displaying reverse back damage or writing. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

97. 1922 E120 American Caramel Detroit Tigers Team Set of (15) with (6) PSA Including Cobb Feel the roar of the Detroit Tigers on this fearsome 1922 E120 American Caramel team set of fifteen cards with six PSA graded samples. Highlights include Cobb (PSA 3, mk), 95. 1922 E120 American Caramel New York Yankees Team Cutshaw (PSA 4), Ehmke (PSA 4.5), Set of (15) with (2) PSA Including Ruth Heilmann (PSA 1), B. Jones (PSA 5) and Rigney (PSA 4). The remaining cards aver- Champions of the Junior Circuit, the 1922 New York Yankees are pictured on this age (FR to GD) with three instances of back E120 American Caramel team set of fifteen cards. Highlights include Baker (PSA 4), damage or staple holes. More on our website. Hoyt (PR), Meusel (GD), Pipp (FR, due to writing) and Ruth (PSA 2). The remaining Opening Bid $500.00 singles average (FR to GD) with four instances of back damage or writing. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

99. 1922 E120 American 98. 1922 E120 American Caramel Philadelphia Caramel Chicago White Sox Athletics Team Set of (15) Team Set (15/15) with (5) PSA Pale Hose faithful will appreciate this 1922 with (3) PSA E120 American Caramel Chicago White Sox Presented is a 1922 E120 American team set of fifteen cards with five PSA grad- Caramel Philadelphia Athletics team set of ed examples. Spotlighted are E. Collins (15) cards with a trio of PSA graded exam- (PSA 1), Faber (PSA 3), Hooper (PSA 1), ples. Keys include Harris (PSA 5.5), B. McClellan (PSA 5) and Schalk (PSA 2). The Miller (PSA 5), and T. Walker (PSA 3.5). remaining singles average (GD) with three The remaining cards average (FR to GD) instances of back damage, trimming or staple with five displaying back damage, glue holes. More on our website. residue or trimming. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

100. 1922 E120 American Caramel Boston Red Sox 101. 1922 E120 American Team Set of (15/15) with Caramel St. Louis Browns (2) PSA Team Set (15/15) with (3) Beantown’s favorite sons preside on this PSA Including Sisler 1922 E120 American Caramel Boston Featured is a 1922 E120 American Caramel Red Sox team set of fifteen cards with a St. Louis Browns team set of fifteen cards pair of PSA graded samples. Highlights with a trio of PSA graded keys. Highlights include S. Collins (PSA 5) and Pennock include Danforth (PSA 4), Sisler (PSA 2) (PSA 2). The remaining cards average and Tobin (PSA 5). The remaining singles (FR) with six displaying reverse paper average (FR to GD) with three displaying loss, glue residue or writing. More on reverse paper loss or staple holes. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

22 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 103. 1922 E120 American 102. 1922 E120 American Caramel St. Caramel Boston Braves Louis Team Set (15/15) with (2) Cardinals PSA Team Set Assembled is a 1922 E120 American (15/15) with Caramel Boston Braves team set (15/15) with two PSA graded Hall of Famers. Keys PSA Graded include Marquard (PSA 2) and Southworth Hornsby (PSA 2). The remaining singles average Professional ball play- (FR) with eight displaying reverse paper ers from the loss, trimming or writing. More on our “Gateway City” are website. found on the offered 1922 E120 American Caramel St. Louis Cardinals team set of Opening Bid $250.00 fifteen cards. Highlighted are Haines (trimmed) and Hornsby (PSA 2, mk). The remaining singles average (FR) with nine displaying glue residue, reverse paper loss, trimming or writing. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

104. 1922 E120 American 105. 1922 E120 American Caramel Chicago Cubs Caramel Brooklyn Dodgers Team Set (15/15) with (2) Team Set of (15) with (3) PSA Including Alexander PSA “Windy City” North Siders take the Beloved “Bums” of Flatbush are portrayed field with the offered 1922 E120 on this 1922 E120 American Caramel American Caramel Chicago Cubs team Brooklyn Dodgers team set of fifteen set of (15/15) with a pair of PSA graded cards with three PSA graded. Keys include samples. Featured are Alexander (PSA Grimes (PSA 3), Mitchell (PSA 5) and 2) and Hartnett (PSA 1.5, mk). The Wheat (PSA 1). The remaining cards aver- remaining singles average (FR to GD) age (FR to GD) with four instances of pin- with one displaying staple markings. holes or reverse paper loss. More on our More on our website. website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

106. 1922 E120 American Caramel New York Giants 107. 1922 E120 American Team Set of (15) Caramel Philadelphia with (4) PSA Phillies Team Set of (15) The World Champion New York Giants take on all com- with (2) PSA ers with the offered 1922 Pre-war Phillies Phanatics will appreciate E120 American Caramel this 1922 E120 American Caramel team team set of fifteen cards. set of fifteen cards with a pair of PSA Four keys are professionally graded specimens. Highlights include L. graded including Bancroft King (PSA 4) and Snover (PSA 4). The (PSA 4), Frisch (PSA 2), G. remaining singles average (FR to GD) Kelly (PSA 4, mk) and R. with two instances of obverse flecking. Young (PSA 2). The remain- More on our website. ing cards average (FR to Opening Bid $250.00 GD) with three displaying either pinholes or reverse paper loss. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

108. 1922 E120 American 109. 1922 E120 American Caramel Pittsburgh Caramel Cincinnati Reds Pirates Team Set (15/15) Team Set of (15) with PSA with PSA 3 Traynor 7 Neale A triumvirate of Hall of Famers head- The oldest professional baseball fran- line the offered 1922 E120 American chise is represented on the offered 1922 Caramel Pittsburgh Pirates team set of E120 American Caramel Cincinnati fifteen cards with three PSA graded. Reds team set of fifteen cards. Keys include Carey (PSA 1), Bolstered by three PSA graded exam- Maranville (PSA 2) and Traynor (PSA ples, keys include Caveney (PSA 5), 3). The remaining cards average (FR) Luque (PR), Neale (PSA 7), Rixey with three displaying glue residue, (PSA 4) and Roush (PR). The remain- paper loss or writing. More on our ing singles average (GD) with three website. having sustained paper loss, trimming Opening Bid $250.00 or writing. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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111. (565+) 1953-1959 Topps Baseball Cards with (4) 110. (65) 1923-1973 Baseball Oddball, Regional & Graded Williams Cards with Many Stars Explore the “golden age of baseball” with these (565+) different 1953-1959 Topps The well-rounded baseball card enthusiast will find these (65) 1923-1973 oddball, singles headlined by numerous Hall of Famers including Clemente, Koufax and T. regional and graded cards to be quite interesting. This sampling is headlined by sever- Williams. This primarily mid-grade arrangement is highlighted by 1953 Topps: (109 al Hall of Famers including DiMaggio, Ott and Greenberg. Keys include 1923 cards, median GD) with #1 J. Robinson (FR), #27 Campanella (GD), #76 Reese (GD); Baltimore Shirt Company: Schupp (presents FR); 1934 Goudey: #23 Gehringer 1954 Topps: (137 cards, median VG) with (2) #1 T. Williams (both GD), #10 J. (PR); 1934-36 Batter-Up: #6 Terry (GD); 1934-36 Diamond Stars: #18 Hafey (FR), Robinson (VG), #94 Banks RC (GD), #132 Lasorda RC (GD), #201 Kaline RC (VG); #30 Manush (FR), #48 R. Ferrell (FR); 1939-46 Exhibits Salutation: #13 DiMaggio 1955 Topps: (80 cards, average VG) with #2 T. Williams (GD), #28 Banks (VG), #50 (BVG 4, M.J. Holloway back); 1941 Double Play: #23 Reese/24 (SGC 40), #69/#70 J. Robinson (GD), #198 Berra (VG), #210 Snider (GD); 1956 Topps: (142 cards, Appling (SGC 70), #51/#52 Greenberg (VG), (2) #89 Ott/90 (VG, GD); 1948 R346 composite EX) with #5 T. Williams (EX), #15 Banks (EX), #31 Aaron (EX-MT), #33 Blue Tint: #29 Gehrig (SGC 20); 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s All-Stars: (all Clemente (EX), #79 Koufax (VG-EX) and #292 Aparicio RC (EX-MT). For a com- Authentic due to panel separation) with W. Johnson, Speaker, H. Wagner (SGC plete list of key cards, please visit our website. Authentic); 1951 Topps Teams: 1950 Washington (SGC 40) and 1952 Mother’s Opening Bid $300.00 Cookies: #16 Talbot SP (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

113. (5490+) 1957-1979 Baseball Singles Collection with (3) Topps Baseball/ Football Poster Sets Presented is a (5490+) 1957-1979 mostly Topps Baseball singles collection with a 1974 set and (3) poster sets. This assembly displays moderate duplication throughout and features an array of star cards along with a sprinkling of tougher 112. (83) 1956-1966 Topps Baseball Original Negatives— high numbers. All Different with Individual COAs from Topps Vault Additionally, the Each encapsulated and sealed by the Topps Vault. Presented is an exciting gallery of majority of the 1970- (83) 1956-1966 Topps Baseball original negatives. These one-of-a-kind photographs 1975 commons with were utilized during the final stages of the production process and then compared with several potential grad- other pictures of the same player. While the majority of these portraits and action ing candidates are poses did not “make the cut,” five pictures ultimately were issued as the final product. found within. Keys include 1967 Topps Pin-Ups set: (24/24, presents VG to EX, with Key subjects include 1956 Topps: Black; 1957 Topps: McDermott (final), Poholsky exception to staple holes) with #6 Mantle; 1969 Topps: (410 cards, aggregate EX- (final), Sisler (final), Surkont (final), Zernial, Zimmer; 1958 Topps: Groat, A. Smith MT) with (2) #120 Rose (both EX-MT), (2) #190 Mays (VG, FR, due to writing); (final); 1959 Topps: Gilliam, Ridzik, (2) Tanner, Zernial; 1961 Topps: Cavaretta, (2) 1970 Topps: (712 cards, aggregate EX-MT to NM); 1971 Topps: (913 cards, average Valo; 1962 Topps: Lavagetto and 1966 Topps: Alston. Several early representatives EX-MT to NM, 10% bowing) with (6) #100 Rose (average EX), #600 Mays (EX- of the 1961 Twins, 1962 Colt .45s and Mets make an appearance. Individual holo- MT); 1972 Topps: (1453 cards, median NM) with (8) #49 Mays (average EX-MT), grams and accompanying COAs from the Topps Vault. For a complete list, please visit (2) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (both EX-MT); 1973 Topps: (3) #1 Ruth/Aaron/Mays HR our website. LL (all EX-MT), (2) #50 Clemente (both EX-MT); 1974 Topps Set: (660/660, aver- Opening Bid $500.00 age EX-MT to NM, with Traded & Teams) with #20 Ryan (EX-MT), (2) #456 Winfield RC (both EX-MT) and 1975 Topps: (861 cards, median EX-MT, contains #1-550 including dupes). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

24 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 115. (70) 1952 Topps Baseball Low Numbers with Rizzuto Assembled is a grouping of seventy 1952 Topps Baseball #1-80 low numbers. This sampling averages (VG to VG-EX) with only a handful presenting lesser. Keys include #11 Rizzuto (VG), #29 Kluszewski (VG), #33 Spahn (EX-MT, bb), #49 Sain error (VG-EX, bb), #57 Lopat (EX, bb), #59 Roberts (VG-EX, bb) and #65 Slaughter (VG, bb). 114. (55) 1952 Topps Baseball Semi-High Numbers More on our website. Seize this sampling of (55) different 1952 Topps Baseball #251-310 semi-high num- Opening Bid $250.00 bers. This mid-grade assortment averages (VG to VG-EX) and includes #251-60, 262- 67, 269-73, 275, 276, 278-307, 309 and 310. Opening Bid $200.00

116. (155) 1952 117. (281) 1953 Topps Baseball Topps Baseball Mid Numbers Singles with (43) with Berra High Numbers— Score more than ninety Loaded percent of the 1952 Assembled is a formidable Topps Baseball #81-250 gathering of (281) 1953 Topps series with these (155) Baseball singles with several singles. This sampling high-profile Hall of Famers averages (VG-EX) with and (43) high numbers. This only a handful lesser. selection has an approximate Keys include #88 Feller condition breakdown of 15% (GD), #91 Schoendienst (VG or better), 40% (GD), (VG-EX), #129 Mize 30% (FR) and 15% (PR). (VG), #175 Martin Varying levels of duplication (VG-EX), #191 Berra are found throughout. Keys (VG-EX), #195 Minoso include #1 J. Robinson (FR), (VG), #227 Garagiola (2) #37 Mathews (GD, FR), (EX) and #246 Kell (3) #104 Berra (all FR), 105, (VG). For a complete (3) 108, (9) 110, 111, (3) 112, list, please visit our 113, (3) #114 Rizzuto ((2) GD, website. FR), (6) #207 Ford (average Opening Bid $250.00 GD) and #220 Paige (FR). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

118. (112) 1953-1955 119. (780+) 1958 Bowman Baseball Topps Baseball Cards Cards with Many with Several Stars Stars Including including Mantle Mays & Mantle Stack your classic Topps Baseball Supplement your classic base- collection with these (780+) sin- ball collecting endeavors with gles headlined by several stars these (112) different 1953-1955 including Mantle. This compila- Bowman cards. Highlighted in tion, with moderate duplication this primarily mid-grade assort- throughout, has an approximate ment are 1953 Bowman condition breakdown of 25% Color: (24 cards, composite (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), VG-EX) with #62 Kluszewski 15% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or (VG-EX), #121 Berra (GD); lesser) with the first series gener- 1954 Bowman: (41 cards, ally presenting lesser than the aggregate EX) with #50 Kell remaining numbers. Highlights (NM), #65 Mantle (GD), #89 include #150 Mantle (EX), (3) Mays (VG); 1955 Bowman: #187 Koufax ((2) EX-MT, VG), (47 cards, median VG-EX to #310 Banks (EX), (2) #343 EX) with #1 Wilhelm (VG), Cepeda RC (both EX), #418 #23 Kaline (GD) and #134 Mantle/Aaron (EX-MT), (3) #436 Feller (EX-MT). For more Mays/Snider (all EX-MT), (7) details, please visit our web- #476 Musial AS (average EX) site. and (3) #487 Mantle AS ((2) EX-MT, EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 25 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 120. (4) 1911- 121. (320) 1950s Vintage 1950-1952 New York Bowman Baseball Baseball Collection Cards with T205 Supplement your col- Mathewson lection with these (320) 1950-1952 Offered are four Bowman Baseball 1911-1950s New cards. Moderate dupli- York Baseball vin- cation is found tage items. Included throughout this mid- are 1.) 1911 T205 grade sampling from Gold Borders Mathewson (GD, Sweet Caporal); 2.) 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers photo the more common pack of (25) averaging (EX-MT to NM) with Campanella, Koufax, J. Robinson; 3.) numbers. The majority of the 1950 and 1952 Bowman singles display varying 1957 New York Giants photo pack of (12) averaging (NM) with Mays and 4.) circa degrees of reverse wax staining. Included are 1950 Bowman: (100 cards, majority 1950s Yoo Hoo 17x22 cardboard advertising poster featuring Berra (trimmed, with GD); 1951 Bowman: (196 cards, average VG) and 1952 Bowman: (24 cards, medi- writing on back). an VG-EX). For a complete list of numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 123. 1953 Topps #82 Mickey 122. (87) 1952 Topps Baseball Mantle & Singles with (16) SGC includ- #244 Willie ing Snider Mays Assembled is a promising assortment of (87) different 1952 Topps Baseball singles with Crosstown com- sixteen SGC graded cards. Highlights petitors Mickey include Graded: (16 cards) with SGC 40: Mantle and Willie #26 Irvin, #37 Snider, #227 Garagiola; SGC Mays are teamed 30: #216 Ashburn; Ungraded: (71 cards, on this pair of average FR, all red backs) with #88 Feller high-profile 1953 (PR), #243 Doby (GD) and #246 Kell (FR). Topps singles. More on our website. Included are 1.) Opening Bid $200.00 #82 Mickey Mantle (FR) and 2.) #244 Willie Mays (GD). Both cards display a combination of obverse creasing and corner wear consistent with their evaluations. The reverses are clean. Opening Bid $250.00

124. (41) 1953 Topps 125. (17) Baseball Starter Set with 1955-1956 Stars & High Numbers Robert Available is a top-shelf grouping of (41) Gould All 1953 Topps Baseball singles with stars Stars & and a pair of high numbers. This sharp assortment generally grades (EX to EX- Dairy MT) with only a handful lesser. Included Queen are #4, 5, 13, 18, 26, 31, #41 Slaughter Statues (EX), 42, #54 Feller (EX-MT), 66, 74, #77 Mize (EX), #86 B. Martin (EX), 89, with (2) 90, 108, 127, 129, 137, #138 Kell (VG), Cards #147 Spahn (VG), #151 Wilhelm (EX), Pint-sized plastic representations of numerous baseball stars are found with these 152, 153, 163, 166, 171, 173, 176, 177, (17) 1955-1956 Robert Gould All Stars and Dairy Queen Statues. Featured are 1955 179, 185, 186, 193, 194, 200, 204, 205, Robert Gould All Stars Cards: #20 J. Coleman (FR), #25 G. Coleman (GD); 1955 206, 225 and 249. Robert Gould All Stars Statues: (11 statues, 50% writing on bottom) Schoendienst Opening Bid $200.00 (FR, writing), Wynn (FR, writing); 1956 Dairy Queen Stars Statues: (6 statues) with Mathews (FR) and Lemon (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

126. (765+) 1957 Topps 127. (425+) 1957- Baseball Singles with 1967 Topps Mays, B. Robinson & F. Baseball High Robinson RC Numbers Seize the 1957 Topps Baseball series Cross off multiple singles with these (765+) singles including mul- from your wantlists with tiple Hall of Fame rookies and (101) these (425+) 1957-1967 fourth series cards. This group displays Topps Baseball high moderate duplication throughout and has numbers. Moderate dupli- an approximate condition breakdown of cation is found among 30% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 25% these mid-grade com- (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). mons. Included are 1959 Highlights include #10 Mays (EX-MT), Topps: (118 cards, medi- (2) #24 Mazeroski RC (EX, GD), (2) #35 an VG to VG-EX); 1960 F. Robinson RC (both VG-EX) and #328 Topps: (35 cards, com- B. Robinson RC (EX-MT). For more posite VG-EX); 1963 Topps: (193 cards, aggregate EX) and 1964 Topps: (35 cards, details, please visit our website. mainly GD). For a complete list of numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

26 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 128. 1959 and 1960 129. 1962 and 1964 Topps Baseball Topps Baseball Partial Sets With Partial Sets Many Stars Presented are Topps Baseball Presented are Topps partial sets from 1962 (475/598) Baseball partial sets from and 1964 (425/587). The assort- 1959 (470/572) and 1960 ments include several key speci- (430/572). Rife with key mens and, in the former set, specimens, the dual set some elusive high numbers. assortment includes: 1959: Highlights include: 1962 approximately 10% (EX-MT approximately 20% (EX-MT or or better); 20% (EX); 30% better); 40% (EX); 25% (VG- (VG-EX); and 40% (VG or EX); and 15% (VG or lesser) lesser) with #10 Mantle with #320 Aaron (EX), #340 (GD), #50 Mays (VG), #150 Drysdale (EX), #394 Aaron AS Musial (EX), #163 Koufax (EX) and #395 Mays AS (EX- (VG), #202 Maris (EX) and MT); 1964 approximately 10% #461 Mantle HR (EX); (EX-MT or better); 40% (EX); 1960: approximately 30% 35% (VG-EX); and 15% VG or (EX-MT or better); 25% lesser with #243 R. Allen RC (EX); 30% (VG-EX); and (VG-EX), #300 Aaron (VG- 15% (VG or lesser) with #160 Mantle/Boyer (EX-MT), #200 Mays (VG-EX), #250 EX), #468 G. Perry (GD) and Musial (EX), #300 Aaron (EX-MT), #326 Clemente (NM) and #343 Koufax (EX- #550 Hubbs (EX). More on our MT). More on our website. website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

130. (32) 1960- 131. (18) 1959-1969 1973 Topps Topps Aaron, Roberto Clemente Banks, Mantle and Collection Mays Cards “Steel City” faithful will Feared sluggers take aim with relish this collection of (32) these eighteen 1959-1969 1960-1973 Topps Roberto Topps Baseball singles. Clemente cards. Included Included are 1958 Topps: are 1960 Topps: #326 (EX- #310 Banks (FR, due to pin MT); 1962 Topps: (2) #10 hole); 1959 Topps: #50 Mays (EX, VG-EX); 1964 (EX), #317 Ashburn/Mays Topps: #440 (EX); 1965 (EX); 1960 Topps: #10 Banks Topps: (4) #160 (average (EX-MT), #563 Mantle AS VG); 1967 Topps: (5) #400 (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: #320 (average VG to VG-EX); Aaron (EX-MT); 1966 Topps: 1968 Topps: (5) #150 #1 Mays (EX), #500 Aaron (average EX), #374 AS (GD); 1968 Topps: #50 Mays (presents EX-MT, but mis- (EX), #355 Banks (NM); 1968 cut), #6 Game (NM); 1969 Topps Game: (2) #2 Mantle Topps: (3) #50 (EX-MT, (NM, EX-MT), #4 Aaron (EX- EX, VG-EX), #27 Deckle MT), #8 Mays (NM); 1969 Edge (EX-MT); 1970 Topps: #20 Banks (VG-EX), Topps: (6) #350 (average #190 Mays (NM), #500 Mantle (EX) and 1969 Topps Deckle Edge: #33 Mays (NM). VG-EX); 1972 Topps: #309 (EX) and 1973 Topps: #50 (EX-MT) Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

132. (428) 1955-1985 133. (1300+) 1964- Topps & Bowman 1967 Topps Baseball Baseball Singles Cards with (2) with Many Stars Partial/Starter Sets including (2) Mantle Presented is a (1300+) 1964- Featured is a grouping of (428) 1967 Topps Baseball card group 1955-1985 Topps and Bowman with a pair of partial/starter sets. Baseball singles with many Highlights include 1964 Topps stars including Mantle, starter: (362/587, composite Koufax, Clemente, Mays and EX) with #50 Mantle (VG), others. Highlighted in this #125 Rose (EX), #150 Mays gallery are 1958 Topps: #375 (VG), #200 Koufax (EX), #423 Reese (EX-MT); 1959 Topps: Aaron/Mays (EX), #440 #150 Musial (EX-MT); 1960 Clemente (EX), #541 Niekro Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC RC (EX-MT); 1965 Topps par- (EX-MT); 1961 Topps: #300 tial: (497/598, median EX-MT) Mantle (EX), #344 Koufax with #134 Mantle WS (EX- (NM); 1964 Topps: (243 cards, MT), #160 Clemente (EX-MT), mainly EX to EX-MT) #50 #170 Aaron (EX), #207 Rose Mantle (FR, miscut), #125 (EX-MT), #250 Mays (EX-MT), Rose (EX), #150 Mays (EX); #477 Carlton RC (EX-MT), 1966 Topps: #126 Palmer RC (NM); 1968 Topps: #247 Bench RC (EX) and 1973 #510 Banks (NM), #526 Hunter RC (EX-MT); 1966 Topps: (195 cards, majority EX- Topps: (3) #50 Clemente (EX-MT, EX, VG-EX). More on our website. MT to NM) with #1 Mays (EX), #30 Rose (VG-EX), #50 Mantle (EX) and #100 Opening Bid $200.00 Koufax (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 27 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 134. (234) 1953-1961 135. (2500+) 1955-1969 Topps Baseball Topps/Bowman Group with PSA 8 Baseball Singles Mantle Featured is a group of (2500+) Offered is a 1953-1961 Topps 1955-1969 Topps/Bowman Baseball group of (234) cards Baseball singles. This mid-grade with multiple stars. Highlights assembly is represented by sever- include 1953 Topps: (25 cards, al semi-stars, specialty cards and median VG, 7 high numbers); commons from the more available 1954 Topps: (99 cards, mainly series. Keys include 1958 Topps: VG-EX); 1956 Topps: (108 (126 cards, mainly EX), 1959 cards, majority VG-EX to EX) Topps: (284 cards, composite with #95 Braves-1955 (EX), EX), 1960 Topps: (279 cards, NNO 1/3 CL (marked), NNO average EX), 1961 Topps: (120 2/4 CL (marked); 1957 Topps: cards, average VG-EX), 1962 NNO 5/25 Contest (PSA 6) and Topps: (130 cards, majority VG- 1961 Topps: #406 Mantle HR EX), 1965 Topps: (303 cards, composite EX) and 1969 Topps: (695 cards, majority (PSA 8). More on our website. EX-MT). For details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

136. (2100+) 1963 137. (3) 1966-1968 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Partial/Starter Singles Sets Offered are (2100+) 1963 Offered is a trio of 1966-1968 Topps Topps Baseball singles. This Baseball partial/starter sets. colorful gathering generally Highlighted in this mixed-grade gath- presents (VG to EX) with ering are 1966 Topps starter: some better and others less- (216/598, average EX to EX-MT); er. Moderate duplication is 1967 Topps partial: (506/609, medi- found throughout this gath- an VG to EX, missing mostly high ering, which includes a sam- numbers, 5% tape or writing) with pling of stars and (33) #150 Mantle (FR, due to surface tougher high numbers. Keys marking), #200 Mays (EX-MT), #400 include (4) #18 Buc Clemente (EX), #569 Carew RC Blasters/Clemente (average (GD), #600 B. Robinson (VG-EX) VG) and (2) #173 and 1968 Topps partial: (444/598, Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (EX-MT, GD). Nearly 5-10% display varying degrees of median VG to EX) with #247 Bench tape residue or writing. For more details, please visit our website. RC (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

138. (1875+) 1959-1972 139. 1970 and 1971 Topps Baseball Shoebox Baseball Partial Sets Collection with Ryan RC The 1970 and 1971 Topps Baseball sets Presented is an (1875+) 1959-1972 are well represented in these upper-tier baseball shoebox collection consisting grade partial sets. Includes: 1970 primarily of Topps issues. This assort- (434/720) with approximately 60% ment displays moderate duplication (NM or better); 20% (EX-MT); 15% throughout and features a sampling of (EX); and 5% (VG-EX or lesser). Keys high numbers. Highlights include include #10 Yastrzemski (EX), #211 T. 1959 Topps: (701 cards, average VG- Williams (EX) and #220 Carlton (EX- EX, 15% reverse writing); 1967 MT); 1971 (521/752) with approxi- Topps: (492 cards, mainly EX to EX- mately 20% (NM or better); 65% (EX- MT); 1967 Topps Pin-Ups near: MT); 5% (EX); and 10% (VG-EX or (30/32, average EX) with #6 Mantle lesser). Keys include: #5 Munson (EX) and 1968 Topps: #177 Ryan RC (EX), #100 Rose (EX-MT), #400 (FR). More on our website. Aaron (EX-MT) and #600 Mays (EX- Opening Bid $150.00 MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

140. (2750+) 141. (4000+) 1962-2007 New 1962-1974 York Mets Baseball Card Topps Collection with Many Team Baseball Sets Singles Flushing faithful will appreciate these Complete multiple (4000+) 1962-2007 New York Mets sets with these Baseball singles with many team sets. (2750+) 1962-1974 Highlighted include 1962-1974 Singles: Topps Baseball sin- (196 cards, aggregate EX); Topps Team gles. This assort- Sets: (includes Traded) with 1981-1991, ment displays mod- 2002 Bowman (Wright) and Fleer: erate duplication (includes Updates) with 1981-2003. Also throughout and is present are hundreds of additional small comprised of commons, semi-stars and specialty cards. Included are 1962 Topps: Mets team/near sets and thousands of other (254 cards, mostly GD to VG, 3 high numbers); 1963 Topps: (554 cards, median GD mixed 1980-2007 singles with parallels to VG, 13 high numbers) and 1964 Topps: (661 cards, average GD, 15% tape or writ- and base inserts. Due to size/weight, ship- ing). For more details, please visit our website. ping and handling may be substantial. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

28 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 142. (4) 1960s Baseball Display Boxes with Topps and Leaf Featured is an interesting grouping of four 1960s baseball display boxes with Topps and Leaf. Included are 1.) circa 1960s Leaf “Play Ball” bubble gum with partially torn lid (includes 8 bubble gum balls with partial pack and wrapper); 2.) 1960 Topps Tattoo with partially separated lid and missing flap; 3.) 1960 Leaf with moderate lid 143. (11) 1968 & 1969 Topps Baseball Wax Display Boxes and panel creasing and 4.) 1968 Topps with mild creasing. Decorate your vintage wax collection with these eleven 1968 and 1969 Topps Opening Bid $200.00 Baseball wax display boxes. Included are (9) 1968 ((5) Playing Card, (4) Bazooka Free Gifts) and (2) 1969 (one Deckle Edge, one regular). With deference to marker notations atop each lid, the boxes otherwise present (EX-MT to NM). Opening Bid $200.00

144. (11) 1971 Topps Baseball Fourth Series Cello Packs with Display Box These eleven 1971 Topps Baseball Fourth Series cello packs have a high probability of concealing multiple high-grade gems. Comprised of #394-523, these tightly sealed relics could include potential pulls such as #400 Aaron, #450 Gibson and #513 Ryan. Each package contains thirty cards and is housed in a cardboard casing. Also present is a cello display box presenting (EX to EX-MT) with moderate folding stress, fraying and tape residue. Due to the condition-sensitive black borders, these uncirculated cards also could yield promising third-party grading results. Opening Bid $400.00

146. (73) 1990-2002 Unopened Baseball Wax Boxes & Small Sets Rip into hundreds of unsearched wax packs with these (73) unopened boxes and small sets from 1990-2002. Unless noted, each box is hobby. Multiple certified autographs, game-used swatches and inserts/parallels are probable. Keys include Topps: 1999 145. 1981 & 1983 Topps Baseball Vending Cases Topps Traded & Rookies set, 2000 Topps Series 1, 2000 Topps Traded & Rookies set, Offered is a pair of 1981 and 1983 Topps Baseball vending cases. Each unsearched 2001 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects set, (3) 2001 Topps American Pie, (2) 2002 container consists of (24) 500-card boxes. Multiple high-grade rookies such as Boggs, Topps Series 1, 2002 Topps Series 2, 2002 Finest; Donruss: (2) 2002 Donruss Elite; Gwynn and Sandberg along with several complete sets are probable. The 1981 case Fleer: (2) 2002 Fleer Premium, (3) 2002 Fleer Authentix, 2002 Fleer Maximum, (2) has been re-sealed, while the 1983 case remains factory stapled. Due to size/weight, 2002 Fleer Platinum; Upper Deck: (2) 2002 UD Authentics and 2002 Ovation. Due to shipping and handling may be substantial. size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 29 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 147. 2008 148. 1999 Sports Upper Deck Illustrated Greats of Goudey the Game Baseball Babe Ruth Complete Set (80) Cut Autographs with Autograph Extra Jackson 1/1 Assembled is a stunning 1999 A modern master- Sports Illustrated Greats of the piece is found Game Baseball complete set of with the offered eighty certified autographs. 2008 Upper Deck These diamond “cover stars” fea- Goudey Babe ture an array of Hall of Fame tal- Ruth cut auto- ent and superstars from a bygone graph. Serially era. Crisply penned in black numbered #1/1, Sharpie, each modern insert this “larger than life” script was released as part of the Goudey “Cut Signatures” sub- grades (NM-MT) or better. Keys set. The neatly centered 2-3/4” vintage pencil signature is neatly mounted and affixed include Agee, Banks, Fidrych, to a window designed for the historic autograph. The commanding endorsement (2) R. Jackson (one inscription), exhibits the attributes of a (“9”) in both strength and clarity. Imagine opening a hum- Kaline, Mathews, Mays, Musial, ble wax pack of 2008 Upper Deck Goudey and unearthing this gem of “The Roberts, Ryan and Yastrzemski. Bambino”! Undoubtedly one of the more important cut autograph cards to be offered Also present is the base set of for public sale. ninety cards. For more details, Opening Bid $900.00 please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

149. (5) 2000- 150. (360+) Modern 2006 Mickey Baseball Certified Mantle Autograph/ Game- Jersey/Bat Used/Insert Collection Cards—All with Many Hall of BGS/PSA Gem Famers Mint Featured is an impressive (360+) Blast “The Commerce modern baseball certified auto- Comet” into your collec- graph, game-used and insert tion with these five 2000- gallery with hundreds of Hall of 2006 Mickey Mantle jersey Famers. Multiple cards in this col- and bat cards. Included are lection are serially numbered and 1 . ) 2000 Upper Deck come from a variety or tiered sub- Legends (BGS 9.5); 2 . ) sets. Highlights include: 2002 Upper Deck Wo r l d Auto/Jersey: (3 cards) with 2002 Series Heroes (PSA 10); 3 . ) Upper Deck: McGwire, Sosa; 2003 SP Authentic T. Certified Autos: (45 cards) with Williams/Mantle (BGS 1999 SP Signature Edition 9.5); 4 . ) 2005 Upper Deck Mathews, 2002 SP Legendary Cuts Grove cut auto (#/194); 2003 Donruss Signature Employee Mantle/Jeter bat Rizzuto, 2003 UD Yankee Signature: Boggs, Rizzuto; Game-Used: (285 cards, 156 (BGS 9.5) and 5 . ) 2 0 0 6 Hall of Famers) with 2002 SP Legendary Cuts: Greenberg, Maris, Ott; 2003 Topps Topps Allen & Ginter Gallery Bottomley, 2004 Fleer Showcase Jeter (#/31) and Numbered/Inserts: (28 (BGS 9.5). cards) with 2003 UD Patch Collection #8 Mantle. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

151. (365) Modern 152. (3550+) Modern Multi-Sport Baseball Certified Certified Autograph/Jersey/ Auto/Game- Insert Hoard Used/Inserts Presented is a (3550+) modern Promising “break value” is baseball certified autograph, jer- delivered with this group sey and insert hoard. Several of (365) modern multi- cards in this gathering are serial- sport certified autograph, ly numbered and come from a game-used and insert variety of tiered subsets. cards. Many cards are seri- Highlights include Certified ally numbered and come Autos: (315 cards); 2003 Topps from various tiered sub- Retired Uncirculated: (31 cards); sets. Highlights include 2003 Upper Deck Yankee Certified Auto: (29 cards) Signature: (31 cards); Game- with Football: (16 cards) Used: (928 cards) with 2000 SP with 2001 Fleer Ultra Game-Bat Edition J. DiMaggio; Dorsett; Game-Used: (319 Numbered/Inserts: (2320 cards) cards) with Baseball: (25 with 1991 Donruss Elite set: cards) with 2001 Upper (8/8, all #/10,000); 1992 Donruss Elite set: (9/9, all #/10,000), 1992 Leaf Elite near Deck Centennial M. set: (17/18, all #/10,000), 1993 Leaf Elite set: (12/12, all #/10,000); (5) 2002 SP Jordan bat; Football: (183 cards) with 2001 Fleer Legacy M. Allen, 2001 SP Authentic #17 Pedroia RC and 2002 Topps Pristine #166 D. Wright RC (uncirculated). Authentic Favre, 2003 Leaf Certified Favre and 2003 Fleer Showcase Brees. More on Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

30 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 153. 1997 Donruss Signature 154. (209) 2003 Topps Notable Nicknames & 1998 Tribute Contemporary & Donruss Significant All-Star Singles with (59) Signatures Complete Signed Relics Sets Presented are (209) 2003 Topps The sweet scriptings of baseball royalty are Tribute Contemporary and All-Star sin- found with these 1997 and 1998 Donruss gles with (59) Relics. Highlights Signature Series sets. Keys include 1997 include 2003 Topps Tribute Perennial Donruss Signature Series Notable All-Star: (151 cards, 50 relics) with Nicknames: (11/11, all #/200) with Banks, Auto/Bat: Snider; All-Star Relics: (49 Clemens (with inscription), R. Jackson, R. cards) with Dean, Foxx, Hornsby, (2) Johnson, Musial, I. Rodriguez, F. Thomas Ott, J. Robinson, Ruth, H. Wagner and (Big Hurt); 1998 Donruss Signature 2003 Topps Tribute Contemporary Series Significant Signatures: (18/18, all (58 cards, 9 relics). Due to storing #/2000) with Banks, Berra, Brett, Hunter, methods, a light but removable film is Koufax, Mathews, Mattingly, Musial, present on the card surfaces. For more Rizzuto, Ryan, O. Smith and Snider. For details, please visit our website. more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 155. (1080+) 2003 156. (14) Modern Multi- SP Legendary /Non-Sport Certified Cuts Baseball Autograph Cards Group with Game Featured is a cache of fourteen modern Used/Autos multi-/non-sport certified autographs from a variety of issues. Highlights The best the diamond has include Auto/Relic: (2 cards) with to offer are profiled on 2003 Playoff Piece of the Game these (1080+) 2003 SP Sandberg (#/40); Certified Auto: (12 Legendary Cuts Baseball cards) with Baseball: 2002 Sweet Spot singles. Included are Classic Ripken Jr., 2004 SP Authentic Certified Autos: Doerr Ripken Jr. (#/40, PSA/DNA Authentic); (#/15), Mize (#/12, cut Football: 2000 Upper Deck Legends J. auto); Game-Used: (22 Brown (PSA/DNA Authentic), 2004 cards) with (3) Berra (two Playoff Honors: Jurgensen (#/25) and #/50, one bat), Cobb, Ryan Namath (#/70). More on our website. and (2) T. Williams. Also present are (966) mixed base cards possibly forming multi- Opening Bid $150.00 ple complete/near base sets. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

157. 1997 Leaf 158. (314) Signature Edition 1996-97 Football Near Set of Skybox (106/108) 8x10 Premium Cards Autographics Presented is an impressive Basketball 1997 Leaf Signature Edition Singles with Football near set of (106/108) 8x10 cards. These (NM to (13) Blue Ink Mint) certified autographs are Variations highlighted by T. Barber, Presented is a cache of Bettis, Bledsoe, T. Brown, Te. (314) 1996-97 Skybox Premium Autographics Basketball singles with thirteen blue ink Davis, Elway, Faulk, E. variations. This “pack fresh” (NM-MT) assortment contains moderate duplication George, D. Green, M. throughout and is rife with semi-stars and other prominent personnel. Keys include (2) Harrison, J. Kelly, Moon (First Down Marker), T. Owens, B. Sanders, S. Sharpe, E. Bogues, (5) T. Hardaway (one blue), (4) Houston (one blue), (5) Longley (one blue), (2) Smith, T. Thomas, H. Walker and S. Young. Also present are (5) of the tougher First McDyess, (3) Oakley (one blue), (3) Sprewell, (3) Stackhouse (one blue), (5) Starks Down Marker variations along with dupes of commons Abdul-Jabbar and Emmanuel. (one blue) and (2) Strickland. For more details, please visit our website. Missing only C. Martin and B. Smith for completion. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

159. (218) 1997-98 Skybox 160. 1998-99 Skybox Premium Autographics Premium Autographics Basketball Inserts with (5) Basketball Near Set of Blue Ink Variations (121/139) Cards Featured is a promising assortment of Hit the hardwood with the offered 1998- (218) 1997-98 Skybox Premium 99 Skybox Autographics Basketball Autographics Basketball inserts with five near set of (121/139) cards. These sharp blue ink variations. These primarily (NM- “on card” autographs each grade (NM- MT) modern inserts display moderate MT) or better. Keys include Bibby, duplication throughout. Keys include (2) Billups, L. Johnson, Kemp, Marbury, Dumars, (2) Fisher, G. Hill, Mutombo, (2) McGrady, Mullin, Mutombo, Olajuwon, J. Smith (both blue), (3) Stackhouse (one Pippen and Starks (#/50). For more Pistons, one blue) and D. Wilkins. For details, please visit our website. more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 31 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 161. (112) 162. (1150+) Multi-Sport Modern Modern Multi-Sport Certified Certified Auto/Jersey/ Auto/Jersey/ Insert Insert Collection— Collection Loaded Celebrated Hall of How shiny are your Famers, current cards? Add gleam to stars and former your modern collec- prospects are found tion with these (112) in this (1150+) multi-sport certified modern multi-sport auto, jersey and insert singles. Several cards are serially numbered and come from certified autograph, various tiered subsets. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (13 cards) with Football: jersey and insert/rookie collection. Many cards are serially numbered and come from 2003 Leaf Limited Vick, 2004 Topps Pristine P. Manning; Certified Auto: (36 cards) various tiered subsets. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (43 cards) with Basketball: with Baseball: 2004 Fleer Greats Ryan; Football: 2004 Flair E. Manning RC, 2004 2002-03 Bowman Signature A. Stoudemire RC; Certified Auto: (193 cards) with UD Brady/Henson; Basketball: 1997 Scoreboard Bryant, 2001 Fleer GOTG Abdul- Football: 2003 UD Patch Collection P. Manning, 2005 SAGE Hit A. Rodgers RC; Jabbar, 2001-02 Ultimate Collection M. Johnson; Game-Used: (36 cards) with Game-Used: (815 cards) with 2003 Fleer Greats 5x7: Mattingly, Sandberg; 2003 Leaf Baseball: 2003 Leaf Limited: #153 Cobb bat/pants (#/10), #154 J. Robinson (#/50); Limited Munson (#/50); Football: (175 cards); Basketball: (500 cards) and 2004 Leaf A. Rodriguez (three-color patch) and Football: 2004 Playoff Absolute Numbered/Inserts/Rookies: (112 cards) with (48) 2003 Upper Deck manufactured Memorabilia Montana (#/65, three-color shoe logo patch). More on our website. patches. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

163. (234) Modern 164. (3600+) Modern Basketball Basketball Certified Certified Autograph/ Game- Autograph/ Used/Insert Hoard Game-Used/Insert Fans of the NBA will take Collection notice of this hoard of (3600+) modern certified autographs, Roundball royalty preside game-used jerseys and insert on these (234) modern bas- singles. The majority of these ketball certified autograph, cards are serially numbered game-used jersey and and come from a variety of inserts. Several of these tiered subsets. Highlights cards are serially numbered include Auto/Jersey: (79 and come from a variety of cards); Certified Auto: (296 tiered subsets. Highlights cards) with 2002-03 Ultimate include Certified Auto: Collection: Erving (slightly (37 cards) with 2002-03 faded), A. Stoudemire RC; Ultimate Collection: Game-Used: (924 cards); Abdul-Jabbar, Bird; Numbered/Inserts/Singles: Game-Used: (178 cards) (2325 cards, 11 graded) with with 2000-01 Upper Deck (55) 2000-01 Upper Deck MJ’s MJ Materials, 2002-03 Back, 2001-02 Fleer Exclusives V. Carter/Bird (#1/1) and 2001-02 Upper Deck Ultimate Collection: Garnett (#/50), Jordan and Numbered/Inserts: 2001-02 Upper Inspirations M. Jordan (Hardwood Imagery). Due to size/weight, shipping and han- Deck Hardwood Imagery Bryant. More on our website. dling may be substantial. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

166. (1675+) Modern Hockey Certified Autograph, Game- Used and Insert Singles “Light the lamp” with these (1675+) modern hockey certified autograph, game-used and insert singles. This Hall of Fame and rookie-laden assortment contains several numbered cards from a variety of tiered subsets. Highlights include Certified 165. (100) Modern Hockey Certified Auto & Game-Used Auto: (106 cards) with 2002-03 Collection with Gretzky & Lemieux Autos SP Authentic: #184 Nash RC, (2) #191 Spezza RC, “Light the lamp” with these (100) modern hockey certified autographs and game-used Kovalchuk/Heatley; (3) 2002-03 swatches. Many of these singles are serially numbered and come from various subsets. UD Premier Nash; Game-Used: Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (4 cards) with 2002-03 Upper Deck Kovalchuk; (392 cards) with (2) 2001- Upper Certified Autos: (26 cards) with 2000-01 SP Authentic #85 Messier buy back (1999- Deck CHL Prospects Spezza, 00 SP Authentic), 2000-01 Upper Deck Legends Lemieux; 2002-03 SP Authentic: 2001-02 SPX #148 Kovalchuk; Numbered/Inserts/Singles: (1182 cards) with 2001- #186 Zetterberg, Gretzky; 2002-03 UD Premier: R. Bourque (#/50), Roy, Zetterberg; 02 SP Authentic, #145 Datsyuk RC and 2001-02 Upper Deck #211 Kovalchuk RC. Game-Used: (70 cards) with 2000-01 ITG Ultimate Howe (#/50) and 2002-03 SP More on our website. Game-Used Edition: Dafoe/T. Esposito/Roy (#/35, leg pads). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

32 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 167. 1867 168. 1910 Playing Ball Roanoke Original Tigers Team Baseball Composite Watercolor Photo Display by Norris With The passion and Shaughnessy youthful fervor sur- Piloted by a jack-of- rounding our nation- all-trades whose al pastime is cap- impressive resume tured on this 1867 included football cap- “PLAYNG BALL” taincy at the original baseball University of Notre watercolor crafted dame, Shag by Jack Norris of Shaughnessy, the New York City. This 1910 Roanoke Tigers competed in the Class C Virginia League. The offered team post Civil War keep- composite photo depicts (16) members of that minor league squad, including sake is framed (very fragile) to 21-1/2 x 26” and portrays six youths engaged in a Shaughnessy, the famed multi-sport athlete/executive. Framed to dimensions of 26-1/2 spirited contest with both bat and ball in action. Despite extensive wear to the gilt x 20-1/2”, the individual sepia-toned portraits are symmetrically arranged with vintage framing and mild water damage to the artwork, this early baseball image still displays handwritten identifiers on the lower right oval-shaped borders. Among those pictured wonderfully. Upon removal from the frame, it was found that the wafer-thin paper was are Shaughnessy (identical image used in the 1910 Piedmont Cigarettes T206 card) adhered to vintage sheet music. While unable to conclusively date this piece, all ear- and Walt Doan, who paced the circuit in batting (.304) and pitching (12-1) that season marks indicate it to originating near the notated year. (yet went on to an uneventful two-year career in the big leagues). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

169. Lou Gehrig “The 170. 1961 Maris- Pride of the Yankees” Mantle “Home Run Bronze Statue Twins” Children’s As a revered multi-faceted sculp- Cap tor based out of St. Louis, R.P. As the hysteria heightened over Daus created another magnifi- Maris’ and Mantle’s dual cent work with the offered Lou assault on the single-season Gehrig “The Pride of the home run standard, fans of all Yankees” bronze statue. Suitable ages joined in the daily watch for display in the finest sports of the fence-clearing Yankees. gallery, this 1988 statue depicts Issued during that memorable Gehrig following through on his summer, this Maris-Mantle lethal swing. Upon initial glance, “Home Run Twins” children’s it is evident that the artist paid cap is a rare survivor. The blue the strictest attention to detail in nylon-like accessory (red ver- reproducing New York’s uniform sions were issued, as well) fea- and in capturing the facial tures a patch affixed to the expressions associated with front center, displaying images Gehrig’s demeanor. Purportedly, and facsimile signatures of the the sculpture, which stands 17” tall and rests on a two-inch marble base adorned in sluggers. The original tag pinstripes, was modeled after a Charles Conlon glass negative from The Sporting remains, as does the black leather sweatband and elasticized back. The item shows News Archive and was offered in the pages of the periodical in the late-1980s. The heavy wear with partial separation of the patch. artist carved and dated the lower portion of the statue near Gehrig’s left foot. The Opening Bid $200.00 etchings appear as when they were produced in 1988. Weighs 21.12 pounds and is free of discernable wear. Opening Bid $900.00

172. (2) Baltimore Orioles Flags Flown Over Camden Yards 171. (2) Oriole Park at Camden Yards Gate Plates Displayed proudly at the highly acclaimed downtown Baltimore baseball edifice, these (2) stadium flags proclaim the Orioles’ championship status and showcase the fran- Erected in 1992, Oriole Park at Camden Yards may seem relatively new by calendar chise’s familiar black and orange hues. Includes: 1983 World Champions Flag meas- standards, yet it already has a rich history highlighted by Ripken’s impressive legacy, uring 103x57” with a diagonally inverted end, this bright-orange nylon banner reads Eddie’s 500th career home run and two Orioles postseason appearances. Welcoming “1983” in a sizable oval flanked by titles reading “1983 WORLD SERIES” and all who enter the stadium, these (2) sizable gate plates showcase the colorful Oriole “CHAMPIONS.” The two-sided flag has a cotton filling and was displayed alongside Bird mascot. Each measures 32-3/4 x 30-1/4” with the Bird accenting a deep green the center field scoreboard. With spine and grommets intact, the item shows edge facing and ornate finery. Each features a series of grommets to facilitate attachment to fraying consistent with outdoor display; Orioles Flag a 59x41” nylon banner with the a gate. The left-side gate display depicts the 1989-1997 mascot and was displayed club’s 1999-2008 mascot displayed on both sides. This flag was displayed in the flag when the stadium first opened. The right-side gate portrays the 1999-2008 Bird. There court area and is affected by edge fraying and minor cracking about the appliqué mas- are minor surface scratches and tiny rust spots on the former gate, while the latter cot (spine and grommets intact). structure was made with a porcelain coating and has avoided these flaws. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 33 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 173. Late- 1800s/Early-1900s Baseball-Themed Watch Fob and Jewelry Lot of (7) Crafted during the late-1800s and early 20th century, these decorative baseball-themed accessories include: (3) Watch Fobs bronze-colored ornaments with relief likenesses of players 174. (3) Vintage Baseball Items with Large Navy B18 (2 batting, 1 pitching); (2) have vintage leather strap attach- Quilt & Ruth ments; minor oxidation throughout; Lapel Pin a fan-shaped piece with a catcher Presented is an eclectic trio of vintage baseball items highlighted by a large Navy image and “BASE BALL FAN 1908” in raised text (pinback intact); Tie Clasp a quilt. Measuring approximately 78x78”, the quilt features a central Navy patch as metal accessory with a relief batter image on a nacre inlay; (2) Lead Figurines a bat- well as (52) 1914 B18 blankets and over (20) other assorted tobacco felts. Also ter and fielder; each 1-3/4”-tall with a base to facilitate display. included is an antique Babe Ruth cast-iron bookend and a circa 1950s baseball- Opening Bid $150.00 themed tie hanger with a pair of charms. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 175. (2) 176. Vintage Vintage 1927 Baseball Equipment Stephenson Lot With Gloves, News Catcher’s Mask and Broadsides Early Scorers with Ruth, These vintage diamond relics Jones and the summon memories of day games and archaic equip- World Series ment/elements. Includes: Showing incredible Gloves (2) right-handed field- images of athletic his- er’s gloves, a “Reach” model tory, these two 1927 (badly worn with button miss- Stephenson News ing from wrist backing) and a Broadside advertisements show images of an unforgettable year in sports. The two Draper & Maynard model; Catcher’s Mask a leather-covered frame with metal bars 14x17 posters show sporting legends Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Bobby Jones along shaped to protect the eyes (vintage straps attached); Scorers (6) hand-held with eleven other black-and-white photographs of athletes. Both appear in excellent balls/strikes counters (3 metal; 3 plastic); and (3) cardboard score indicators (2 dis- condition with amazing display ability. tributed by Sen Sen Gum). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

177. Lou 178. (11) 1920s- Gehrig 1930s 30s Original Hillerich & Photos & Rosters Bradsby Mini- from Ad Liska Bat With Estate Vintage Mini- Presented is a grouping of Pennant eleven items hailing from the estate of five-year No matter how hum- Major League pitcher A d ble his demeanor, Liska. Included are: Lou Gehrig could P h o t o s : (9) highlighted by not escape the (3) with J o h n s o n and a acclaim warranted by his impressive abilities and tireless work ethic. This 1930s mini- Liska portrait (assorted bat is a testament to Gehrig’s popularity during his playing days. The 16-1/4” sizes); R o s t e r s : (2) 1931 Hillerich & Bradsby signature model is a small-scale version of the weapon bran- Washington Spring Tr a i n i n g dished by the “Iron Horse,” with matching attributes right down to the Hornsby style Roster/Itinerary guides. knob. Accompanying is a vintage felt “New York Yankees” pennant, a contemporary More on our website. accessory with partial separation on one of the tassels. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

180. Circa 179. 1930 Babe Ruth/Lou 1968 Fedtro Gehrig Barnstorming Mickey Mantle Program Megaphone in On Halloween Eve in 1930, a pair of squads Original Box named the “Bustin Babes” (Babe Ruth) and This circa 1968 “Larrupin Lou’s” (Lou Gehrig) squared off Fedtro Mickey Mantle in Los Angeles as part of their barnstorming megaphone is an tour. This program from that exhibition interesting keepsake game is a seldom-encountered survivor. The sponsored by the front and back covers are worn and separat- beloved Yankee slug- ed from the inner pages, and the scorecard is ger toward the end of lightly marked in pencil (Gehrig home run). his career. The elec- The remaining twelve pages are moderately tronic device is cham- worn with inconsequential soiling. pioned by Mantle as having “the proven sound of champions.” The well-preserved Opening Bid $200.00 white megaphone measures 13” and is preserved in its original Styrofoam packaging. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

34 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 182. Richie Ashburn Treasure Chest Collection 181. (2) 1950s Jacmar Featuring over (150) total Baseball Games with pieces, the presented Richie Ashburn gathering contains Ashburn Error Box something for every collector. Endorsed by an array of big league stars, Highlights include: offered is a pair of 1950s Jacmar Baseball Equipment: (4) golf clubs games in their original boxes. Alongside including (1) with Ashburn’s the names of greats such as Feller and personal property sticker, golf Spahn is the endorsement of one Artchie bag and (7) badminton rackets, Ashburn (red box), an error that was quick- (40) Harry Kalas golf tees; ly fixed for future issues, as on the orange Other: Ashburn Louisville box example. More on our website. Slugger coat-rack, (30) Opening Bid $200.00 Ashburn DRA unused letterhead with matching envelopes. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

183. (60+) 184. Eclectic Programs, Richie Ashburn Photos and Collection with Flats with Golf Awards Ashburn This eclectic assortment of Concentration Phillies and Ashburn memorabilia features fifteen total From photographs to items. Included are: R e c o r d publications, the pre- A l b u m s : (9) with 1950 sented lot contains an F i g h t i n ’ Phils; Golf Aw a r d s : array of Richie (2) Ashburn Celebrity Ashburn and Classic awards (1992 1st Philadelphia Phillies Place, 1996 3rd Place); relics. Contents include: Photos: (34) with (5) Type-I News Service Photos, (5) origi- O t h e r : (4) with 1950 fac- nal snap-shots of Ashburn; Publications: (22) with 1950 Winter Meetings program, simile Phillies ball and 1962 Giants at Mets program, 1965 Mets Revised yearbook (GD); Other: (6) with 1960s Phillies finger puppet. 1948 Phillies Spring Training Lineup card and matching ticket. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

185. 186. Large Lot Interesting of Richie Richie Ashburn Ashburn & Ephemera with Philadelphia 1940 Photo Lot of (40+) Clipping Presented is a Boasting (200+) total grouping of pieces, the offered Philadelphia relics Ashburn ephemera lot with a Richie encompassed the vast Ashburn concen- majority of the Hall of tration. Highlights Famers life. Notables include: 1.) 1989 in this collection are (150+) assorted clippings of Ashburn, (30+) 12x15 scrapbook Thanks award-plaque (14x17) issued to Ashburn from the Philadelphia Council; 2-4.) pages with countless additional clippings and over (40) vintage to modern photo- (3) vintage lamps with (2) Casey’s Lager Ashburn can and 14” Phillies ceramic statue; graphs. A 1940 Neligh Antelopes clipping featuring a 14-year old Ashburn, (3) 5.) assembled 1957 Swifts Meat Ashburn. More on our website. signed flats and a 1967 Mets Newsletter Volume 1, #1 are but a few of the high- Opening Bid $150.00 lights. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

187. Richie Ashburn Autograph Collection of (27) Gathered is a collection of (27) Richie Ashburn signed relics. Containing mostly signed flats, the lot is highlighted by a New Era Phillies cap, 20x24 framed uniform logo, (6) contracts (1951-1989) and a multi-signed 8x10 penned by Ashburn, A. Jackson, Kanehl and Neal. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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188. 1928 Baseball Signed by (6) With Ruth, Ruppert, Gehrig, Hornsby and Full JSA The offered baseball holds immense inher- ent value by virtue of the historically significant icons who signed it. But this orb has further appeal, as the gathering of its pennings foreshadows dashed dreams and the end of the line. The off-white sphere (grade “6”) has intermittent surface abrasions con- fined to (2) panels, but this decidedly minor flaw lies far from the main attraction, which is the unmistakable signature of Babe Ruth. In its customary place on the sweet spot, Ruth’s black-ink steel tip fountain pen scripting projects (“7”) strength and clarity. The supporting cast of (5) dates the signings (with high probability) to the early portion of the 1928 season. On the west panel, Lou Gehrig has signed (“7-8” strength) with what appears to have been the same writing utensil employed by his flamboyant teammate. The remaining signatures were executed in blue-ink steel tip fountain pen and include Jack Slattery (“7”) and Jacob Ruppert (“6-7”, west panel), Rogers Hornsby (south panel, “5” strength with surface abrasion affecting surname), and Earl Clark (north panel, “5-6”). While Ruppert presided over the Yankees and had no complaints regarding his sluggers (not regarding their on-field performance, anyway), the others who signed in blue (Hornsby, Slattery and Clark) were principals on a Braves team in turmoil. A former mentor at Harvard, Slattery was convinced by owner Emil Fuchs to take the helm in 1928, but resigned on May 22 after an 11-20 start. Hornsby took over, but his abrasive personality didn’t help the club, which fared worse (percentage-wise) than it had under Slattery. Clark, meanwhile, was an innocent 20-year-old who hit .304 in limited time, splitting his season between the parent club and Providence. Clark would die less than 10 years later at the age of 30. The ties between the two franchises, of course, lie in their handling of Ruth’s monetary demands. Desperate for revenue in 1935, Fuchs purchased Ruth, promising managerial and ownership interests in the future. But on that spring day in 1928, all was well with Ruth, as he led the parade of signatures on this wondrous baseball. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X18527). Opening Bid $6500.00

189. 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers Team- Signed Ball With Full JSA Decades of suffering and repeated near miss- es conditioned Brooklyn’s baseball enthusiasts to embrace bridesmaid status and the derisive “Bums” label. Fall Classic defeat at the hands of their cross-borough Bronx rivals became an expected result, occurring no fewer than five times between 1941 and 1953. That arduous and lengthy quest came to a fruitful conclusion in 1955, however, as the Dodgers compensated their Flatbush faithful by besting the hated Yankees in the World Series. The winning bidder for this baseball will be rewarded in similar fashion. Among the nicest examples of 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers team-signed spheres, this one is a creamy ONL Giles orb (grade “7”) with a prominent trademark and (25) ballpoint pennings that average (“5-6”) strength and clarity. Includes: Sweet Spot: Alston (manager); North Panel: Hodges, Herman (coach), Zimmer, Spooner, Hoak and Erskine; South Panel: Reese, Furillo, Meyer, Koufax, Walker and Shuba; West Panel: Loes, Amoros, Bessent, Podres, J. Robinson, Roebuck, Kellert and Pitler (coach); East Panel: Snider, Becker (coach), Campanella and Labine. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #B97083). Opening Bid $2500.00

36 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 190. 1963 World 191. (11) 500 Champion Los Home Run Angeles Dodgers Club Signed Team-Signed Baseballs With Baseball with (28) Mantle, Mays Signatures—Full and Williams JSA From an era in which The 1963 Los Angeles the 500 home run Dodgers swept past the milestone was a hapless New York Yankees remarkable feat, these to claim their second baseballs are auto- World Series title in the graphed by (11) of the “City of Angels.” This elite longball fraterni- high-grade ONL Giles ty’s most revered sphere (“8-9”) is endorsed members. The OAL or by (28) members (includ- ONL orbs (with one ing one clubhouse) of the exception) range from victorious squad. The clean white (grade creamy sphere is penned “9”) to lightly toned uniformly via blue ballpoint pen with impressive (“8-9”) signatures or better found (grade “6”) and show- throughout. Highlights include Sweet Spot: Alston (“9”), Durocher (“8-9”); North case sweet spot scriptings that average (“8”) quality. Includes: Aaron (unofficial ball), Panel: Reiser (“9-10”), Drysdale (“9”) and South Panel: Koufax (“9-10”). Full photo Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Robinson, Schmidt LOA from JSA. More on our website. and Williams. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

192. (12) PSA- Graded Signed Baseballs With Koufax, Mays and T. Williams - All 8.5 or Better Individually grad- 193. (21) Baseball Hall of Famer/Star Single-Signed ed by PSA, these Baseballs with Clemente (12) OML Selig The legendary Roberto Clemente headlines this sterling gathering of (21) Hall of (with one exception) orbs have lofty assessments for both ball and signature qualities. Famer/star single-signed baseballs. Unless noted, each orb is penned on the sweet spot Includes: Bench (PSA Mint+ 9.5); G. Carter (PSA/DNA Mint 9); Cepeda (PSA Mint with (“8-9”) signature strength or better. The majority of the spheres display varying 9); Eckersley (PSA Mint 9, inscribed “1992 A.L. MVP – Cy Young”); B. Gibson degrees of toning, soiling or other wear. Canvases that present (“8-9”) or better are (PSA Mint+ 9.5); Koufax (PSA/DNA Mint+ 9.5); Mays (PSA Mint+ 9.5); T. Perez noted. Keys include Full Photo LOA from JSA: (2 balls) with OAL: Hunter; Other: (PSA Mint+ 9.5, inscribed “HOF 2000”); F. Robinson (PSA Mint+ 9.5); Sutter Clemente (east panel, “4-5”, unknown manufacturer, several signatures have been (PSA/DNA Mint+ 9.5); B. Williams (PSA Mint 9); T. Williams (PSA/DNA NM-MT+ removed from the ball); Stickers and Cert Cards from JSA: (19 balls) with OAL: 8.5, OAL Brown). Note: the ball cube seals on all but the T. Williams ball has been Lemon, Wynn; ONL: Bench, Gwynn, O. Smith, Spahn (ball is clean) and Stargell broken, though certs/stickers all match. (ball is clean). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

194. (25) Single- 195. (45) Single- Signed Signed Hall of Baseballs With Fame Baseballs Mantle, Aaron With Aaron, and Mays Mays and Penned by Hall of Mathews Famers, record holders Add to your baseball and World Series heroes collection by obtaining alike, these (25) OAL or these (45) single-signed ONL baseballs (with a balls autographed by few exceptions) have Cooperstown-enshrined incredible display and/or icons. The OAL, ONL “break” value potential. and OML spheres range The spheres range from from snow-white (grade clean white (grade “9”) “10”) to lightly toned to lightly toned (grade (grade “5-6”) and show- “6”) examples and fea- case sweet spot pen- ture ballpoint, sweet nings that average (“9”) spot signatures that quality. Highlights average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Aaron, R. Alomar, Ba. Bonds, Callison, Carlton, include: Aaron (full Feller, Glavine, Griffey, Jr., Gwynn, Hunter, C. Jones, Maddux, Mantle (full JSA), JSA), Ashburn, Banks, Bench, Ford, R. Jackson, Mathews, Mays (full JSA), Musial, Mays, McGwire, B. Robinson, A. Rodriguez, Rose, Ryan, Schmidt, Smoltz, Stargell Reese, Ryan, Schmidt, Seaver and Yastrzemski. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. and F. Thomas. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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198. 1950s-1960s Multi-Signed 197. 1954 New York Yankees Team- Baseball With T. Williams, Paige and Signed Ball with (24) Signatures Full JSA including Mantle—Full JSA Gathered over several years during the 1950s and Featured is a 1954 New York Yankees team-signed ball 1960s (so say the inscriptions), the (6) autographs on 196. Sandy Koufax Single-Signed with (24) signatures including Mantle. The OAL the offered baseball include an interesting array of Baseball - PSA/DNA Gem Mint 10 Harridge sphere presents (“6”) with minimal abrasions scriptings. The creamy OAL Harridge orb (grade “6”) Offered is a gorgeous single-signed OML Selig baseball throughout and a pen marking indicating the season. features signatures whose qualities vary with Garver of Sandy Koufax. The baseball and signature have been The blue ballpoint endorsements average (“7”). Keys (“8-9”), Malzone (“5-6”), T. McCarver (“4-5”), S. deemed GEM MINT 10 by PSA/DNA, making this include Sweet Spot: Berra (“6”); East Panel: Paige (“8”), A. Schroll (“4-5”) and T. Williams (“5”). relic quite rare among Koufax signed baseballs. The Slaughter (“8”), Reynolds (“7-8”); North Panel: Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. ball has been sealed in the holder and comes with a full Rizzuto (“5-6”) and Mantle (“6”). Full photo LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 photo LOA from PSA/DNA. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

201. 6000 Total Bases Signed 199. 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball With Aaron, Mays, Musial Team-Signed Baseball with (25) 200. Multi-Signed Baseball with (5) and Full JSA Signatures including Thurman Achieved by only three players throughout the storied Signatures—Full JSA history of the game, 6,000 total bases are documented Offered is a 1961 Los Angeles Dodgers team-signed Munson—Full JSA on this baseball endorsed by all three of those offensive baseball with (25) signatures (including six clubhouse). Featured is an interesting multi-signed Spalding stalwarts. The snow white ONL Coleman orb (grade The Dodgers souvenir ball presents (“6-7”) with uni- Official League baseball with five signatures including “10”) is signed in blue ballpoint by Mays (sweet spot, form toning, while the blue ink autographs average Munson. The uniformly soiled orb (“5-6”) also displays “9” strength, inscribed “6066 T.B”); Musial (north similarly with the sweet spot and west panel presenting moderate abrasions throughout. Includes Sweet Spot: panel, “9” strength, inscribed “6134 TBS”); Aaron lesser. Keys include Sweet Spot: Alston (“6”); West Munson (d.1979, “3-4”); East Panel: B. Bell, Fosse; (south panel, “9-10” strength, inscribed “6856 t.b.”). Panel: Drysdale (“5”), South Panel: Hodges (“8”) and South Panel: Perry and Easter (d.1979). Although Full photo LOA from JSA.The ball has a limited edi- Koufax (“7-8”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on technically lower grade, any Munson endorsement is tion notation of 469/600 our website. considered a prize. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

203. Perfect Game Pitchers Multi- Signed Baseball with (10) Signatures 202. 500 Home Run Club Multi- including 204. (2) Multi-Signed Hall of Fame Signed Baseball with (11) Koufax Baseballs With Kuhn, Ruffing and Signatures—Full JSA “Twenty-seven Full JSA Beloved bashers from the 500 Home Run Club take up, twenty-seven Decorated at Hall of Fame gatherings, the signatures on center stage on this multi-signed OAL sphere with down”. Those these (2) baseballs include marquee names from both eleven signatures. The off-white canvas grades (“7”) who have attained pitching perfection are the focus of the big leagues and Negro circuits. The creamy with incidental soiling. Signatories include Sweet Spot: this ONL baseball with ten signatures. The moderately unblemished orbs (grade “8”) are home to ballpoint T. Williams, Aaron; West Panel: F. Robinson, Mantle; toned ONL sphere (“6-7”) is penned via blue ballpoint pennings that grade (“6” to “8-9”) . Highlights include: East Panel: Mathews; North Panel: Killebrew, Banks, pen with the autographs averaging (“7”). Additionally, Appling, (2) Coveleski, Cronin, Feller, Giles, Gomez, Schmidt, Mays; South Panel: McCovey and R. each hurler added the date of his accomplishment as an Greenberg, Irvin, Kuhn, (2) Leonard, Musial, Ruffing Jackson. The blue ballpoint signatures each present inscription. Keys include Sweet Spot: Koufax (“8”) and Spahn. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. (“8”) or better. Full photo LOA from JSA. and East Panel: Bunning. Full photo LOA from JSA. Complete listings on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

38 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 205. 1938 St. Louis Browns & 1953 206. Willie, Mickey and The Duke Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Balls Single-Signed Baseballs Grab a pair of team-signed baseballs with these 1938 The famed New York outfield trio of “Willie, Mickey 207. (12) Stan Musial Single-Signed St. Louis Browns and 1953 Baltimore Orioles spheres. and The Duke” are the endorsers of these single-signed OML Baseballs baseballs. Included are 1.) Mantle (“9” OAL, full photo Highlights include 1938 St. Louis Browns: (24 signa- The winner of seven batting titles as he helped power LOA from JSA); 2.) Mays (“9”, ONL, full photo LOA tures, average “5-6”, OAL Harridge grades “6”) with the “Redbirds” to four pennants and three World Series from JSA) and 3.) Snider (“8-9”, ONL, sticker and cert Sweet Spot: Street (d.1951) and 1953 Baltimore titles, Stan Musial is the Hall of Fame endorser of these card from JSA). The creamy spheres are clean. Orioles: (23 signatures, average “7”, lightly shellacked (12) OML Selig baseballs. The clean white spheres Opening Bid $200.00 OAL ball “6”) with South Panel: Fox (d.1955). (grade “7”) each are affected by intermittent toning. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our The sweet spot of each, meanwhile, showcases a blue website. ballpoint autograph projecting (“9”) or better quality. Opening Bid $150.00 Individual certs/holograms from JSA and PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $150.00

209. (31) Hall of Famer Single- Signed Baseballs With (2) Gomez, (2) Terry and (5) 208. (13) 3000 Hit Club Single- Reese Secure tremendous “break” value in this impressive run Signed Baseballs With Aaron, Mays 210. (35) Hall of Famer Single- and Musial of (31) Hall of Famer single-signed baseballs. The majority of these OAL or ONL orbs have very mild Signed Baseballs With (5) Different Baseball’s esteemed 3000 Hit Club is well represented toning and grade (“7-8”) on the average. The sweet in this “baker’s dozen” of autographed baseballs. The Players spot ballpoint pennings, meanwhile, average (“8-9”) OAL and ONL spheres range from clean white (grade The hallowed halls of Cooperstown are well represent- quality. Includes: (7) Chandler; (7) Dandridge; (2) L. “9”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) examples with sweet ed in this collection of (35) single signed baseballs. The Gomez (full JSA); (2) Irvin; (3) G. Perry; (5) Reese; (2) spot pennings that average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: snow-white OML Selig orbs grade (“9-10”) throughout J. Sewell; (2) B. Terry (full JSA) and Yastrzemski. Aaron (full JSA), Brett, Brock, Carew, Kaline, Mays and showcase ballpoint sweet spot pennings that project Individual certs/holograms from JSA. More on our (full JSA), Molitor, Murray, Musial, Rose, Winfield, (“9”) or better quality. Includes: (12) Fingers, (5) website. Yastrzemski and Yount. Certs/stickers from JSA. More Gossage, (6) Killebrew, (6) Marichal and (6) Perry. Opening Bid $200.00 on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00

212. Single- & Multi-Signed Bat and Ball Lot of (12) With Mays, Musial 211. (62) Single-Signed Baseballs and McCovey With Larsen and Thome Some of baseball’s most heroic performers have signed 213. Albert Pujols Single-Signed The endorsers of these (62) single-signed baseballs run the keepsakes in this lot of (7) bats and (5) balls. The UDA Bat & Ball the gamut in terms of era, accomplishments and roles. appropriate items include full-size (NM) weapons and Crown your modern baseball autograph collection with The OAL and ONL orbs range from clean white (grade clean white to mildly toned ONL orbs (average grade this pair of single-signed UDA items from Albert “8-9”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) and feature sweet “6-7”) with autographs that average (“9”) quality. Pujols. Included are 1.) black 34” Sam Bat “Rideau spot pennings that average (“8-9”) quality. Highlights Highlights include: Bats: Appling, (2) Bench, Berra, Crusher” bat penned in gold Sharpie (“10”) and 2.) include: Pete Gray, Don Larsen (inscribed “PG 10-8- Ba. Bonds and Gehringer; Baseballs: Mays, McCovey, OML baseball (“9-10”) inscribed in blue ballpoint. 56”), George Mitchell (U.S. Senator), Buck O’Neil, Musial and (2) Snider. Auction LOA from JSA. More Each keepsake is accompanied by holograms, matching Boog Powell, Jim Thome and Johnny Vander Meer on our website. cert cards, pouches and the original boxes. (inscribed “6/11/38 - 6/15/38”). Auction LOA from Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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214. Multi-Signed Bat With (40) Signatures Including Rizzuto, 215. All-Time Leaders Signed Bat 216. Willie Mays Single-Signed Bat Mathews and Full JSA With Aaron, Ripken, Rose, Ryan and Turned to the specifications of the weapons brandished Serving as a fitting canvas for Hall of Fame signatures, Full JSA by Willie Mays as he punished opposing pitchers at the this 35” Rawlings-Adirondack commemorative bat onset of his career, this Adirondack 1951-1957 signa- Incredible and perhaps unmatchable career standards showcases the revered institution’s logo and (40) black ture model replica bat is autographed by its Hall of are the theme on this multi-signed bat. The 34” Sharpie autographs that consistently project (“9-10”) Fame namesake. The (MT) 34” white ash weapon fea- Adirondack Hank Aaron block-letter model is home to strength. Includes: Aparicio, Appling, Barlick, tures a prominent center brand and barrel stampings, blue Sharpie autographs of the men who authored these Dandridge, Feller, Ferrell, Ford, B. Gibson, Gwynn, under which Mays’ blue Sharpie signature projects (“8- feats. The bold signatures include: Aaron (“8” Henderson, Herman, Hunter, Irvin, Kaline, Kell, Kiner, 9”) strength and clarity. Auction LOA from JSA. strength); Ripken, Jr. (“9”); Rose (“10”); and Ryan (“9- Lemon, Marichal, Mathews, Mize, Niekro, Palmer, Opening Bid $200.00 Ripken, Rizzuto, R. Roberts, B. Robinson, Rose, Ryan, 10”). The weapon, incidentally, is (MT) and has a limit- Schoendienst, (2) Slaughter, O. Smith, Snider, Spahn, ed edition notation of “79/99.” Full photo LOA from Stargell, Sutton, Weaver, Wilhelm, B. Williams and James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram Wynn. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/hologram #X14312). #X14307). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

2 1 8 . (2) Multi-Signed Hall of Fa m e Bats With Aaro n , Musial and Full JSA 217. Ted Williams Signed Bat With With stellar achievements and enshrinement in Full JSA Cooperstown the common bonds, the legends who autographed these (2) full-size commemorative bats 219. (3) Signed Cooperstown Bat Co. The last man to eclipse the .400 batting plateau, Hall of Bats With Reese, Yastrzemski and T. Famer Ted Williams was true to his lifetime goal to be include (35) Hall of Famers and (1) mortal lock for the recognized as “The Greatest Hitter Who Ever Lived.” hallowed institution. Executed in blue Sharpie on these Williams This Hillerich & Bradsby signature model bat has been Rawlings-Adirondack display weapons, the autographs Paying homage to the game’s most prolific players, the autographed by the Fenway great. Turned to the specifi- project (“9-10”) quality throughout. Includes: Aaron Cooperstown Bat Co. turned these commemorative cations of the “W166” models employed by Williams, (inscribed “755”), Aparicio, Bench, (2) Berra, Boggs, weapons with colorful likenesses and text detailing This 35” (MT) example is decorated by Williams’ blue Bunning, Carter, Cepeda, Eckersley, Fingers, Fisk, their impressive careers. These (3) examples are auto- marker signature, which projects (“8-9”) quality, just Ford, Gibson, Gwynn, Irvin, Jenkins, Killebrew graphed by their Hall of Fame subjects. The full-size below the facsimile version on the barrel. Full photo (inscribed “573 HR’s”), Marichal, McCovey, Morgan, bats show (NM) quality, and the blue Sharpie signa- LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X12553). Murray, Musial, Niekro, Palmer, Perez, Perry, Rivera, tures trumpet (“10”) strength. Includes Reese, T. Opening Bid $200.00 B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Ryan, Sandberg, Schmidt Williams and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. (inscribed “548”), Seaver, Sutter, Sutton and B. Opening Bid $400.00 Williams. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

221. (7) Single- Signed and Team- Signed Angels Bats With 2002 World Champions Angels in the outfield (and infield, 220. (4) Multi-Signed Bats With too, for that matter) have autographed these (7) baseball Ashburn, Ferrell and Rizzuto bats. The full-size weapons showcase bold black or 222. (10) Single-Signed Hall of This white ash arsenal includes (4) display weapons blue Sharpie autographs that average (“9”) quality with Famer/Superstar Bats highlights including: Single-Signed Eckstein, Erstad signed by members of different Major League franchis- Hall of Fame inductees (and a few Cooperstown-bound and Glaus; Team-Signed 1996 signed by (21) with es. The full-size bats show (NM-MT) quality, and the icons) headline this lot of (10) single-signed bats. The Langston, Percival and Salmon; 1998 (6) with blue marker signatures average (“9”) strength. full-size display weapons showcase autographs that Edmonds, Erstad and C. Fielder; 2002 (28) with Highlights include: Mets (signed by 6) with Carter and show between (“8”) and (“10”) strength and clarity. Eckstein, F. Rodriguez and Washburn. Auction LOA Strawberry; Yankees (12) with Berra, Ford and Includes: Berra, Carew, Cepeda, Dawson, Fisk, Griffey, from JSA. More on our website. Rizzuto; Phillies (6) with Allen, Ashburn and Roberts; Jr., Kaline, Leonard, Rose and F. Thomas. Individual Opening Bid $150.00 Senators (14) with Ferrell and Sievers. Auction LOA certs/stickers from James Spence Authentications. from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

40 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 224. Walter Johnson 1927 Signed Letter From 20th Anniversary of Debut Mindful of his supporters who flocked to American League stadiums in spite of oft-woe- ful Senators teams, Walter Johnson remained loyal to all who befriended him along his 223. Ty Cobb 1924 Handwritten Letter With World Series meteoric rise to baseball immortality. The offered typewritten and signed correspondence Content and Full JSA is consistent with Johnson and his classy demeanor. Composed on an 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of Like several great players who traveled the managerial route, Ty Cobb demanded the J o h n s o n ’s personal stationery, the correspondence is dated “August 3, 1927” and, in sum- impossible: that his players play as he did. The closest Cobb ever came to the World m a r y, offers an apology (in Johnson’s words) for not being able to personally greet fans at Series in a skipper’s capacity was 1924, when his Tigers finished six games behind a Senators game that marked the 20th anniversary of his D.C. debut. At the conclusion, eventual world champion Washington. This correspondence was penned entirely in Johnson signed in black-ink fountain pen. While the penning has dimmed somewhat over Cobb’s hand just days after his club had been eliminated from that 1924 pennant race. time, it remains complete and legible, showing (“6-7”) strength and clarity. The sheet Composed on an 8-1/2 x 8-3/8” sheet of Detroit Tigers stationery, the letter is dated remains crisp with a visible watermark, a staple hole at the upper right and horizontal and “Sept-23-24” and addressed “Dear Helene.” In blue-ink steel tip fountain pen, Cobb vertical mailing folds. Adding significance to the lot is an original ribbon hanger from informs his friend that he will soon be in Washington, D.C. and attending the World that day’s festivities. The cream-colored souvenir reads: “1927 – I Saw Walter Pitch the Series (though, as of the date of the letter, the Senators’ magic number still stood at 4). First Game – 1907.” This particular keepsake has become almost entirely separated near Cobb also inquired about a female whom he proposed taking to a game. At the con- its middle portion and again suffers from fabric fraying/partial separation just below. T h e clusion, Cobb has signed “Ty.” Though obviously an abbreviated version, the signa- original mailing envelope (with Johnson’s printed name/return address) accompanies. ture carries (“9”) potency. The sheet remains crisp and has normal compacting folds. This is postmarked “AUG 8 1927” with the right portion missing from a tear upon Full photo LOA from JSA. Complete content on our website. receipt. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00

225. 1939 Alabama vs. Fordham Ticket Stub Signed by Babe Ruth—BGS/JSA 9 226. (2) 1963 Joe Pepitone Signed Items With Contract On October 7, 1939 before a raucous crowd of 41,454 spectators at the Polo Grounds and Letter With World Series Content in New York, the Alabama Crimson Tide and Fordham Rams squared off in the sec- Trusted to man first base after the departure of pinstriper staple Moose Skowron, for- ond ever nationally televised football game. The Southerners defeated the favored mer Yankee Joe Pepitone handled his duties well, winning three Gold Glove honors Rams by a 7-6 margin when a Fordham extra point attempt was blocked by the Tide during his tenure in the Bronx. The offered items are both signed by the flashy former in the third quarter. Among the attendees that day was Babe Ruth, the beloved Yank. Included are Pepitone’s 1963 contract and a letter sent by Yankee executive Dan “Bambino,” who walloped nearly 150 home runs at the Manhattan venue. Assessed as Topping later that year. The latter piece was subsequently signed by Pepitone with an Authentic by JSA and encapsulated by BGS with an autograph grade of (“9”), present- inscription citing an infamous episode from his oft-turbulent career. Includes: ed is a Babe Ruth signed ticket stub from the Alabama vs. Fordham game. The nearly Contract the four-page contract lists Pepitone’s Bronx home address and “$7,000” 2-1/2” pencil autograph is placed directly on the center of the stub’s back below the stipend. On the appropriate line, the document is endorsed by Pepitone in blue ball- box score for the contest. The pricier Lower Stand reserved seat lends credence to the point (“8-9” strength); Signed/Inscribed Letter dated “October 7, 1966,” the type- notion that Ruth may have been the bearer of this ticket, although that cannot be con- written correspondence is from former Yankee owner Dan Topping. Composed on his firmed. The relic is crease-free with negligible corner wear and vibrant surface hues. personal letterhead, Topping’s message features a “cc: All Players” notation (though Slight paper pulling is barely evident along the lower edge of the reverse. Whether this one begins “Dear Joe”). The message is one urging his players to “Go home and you are a college football historian (Alabama’s first televised game) or a baseball fan, forget about it,” referring to the World Series sweep suffered the day before as a this interesting Babe Ruth keepsake is difficult to match. Pepitone fielding gaffe led to the decisive run. At the bottom of the page, Pepitone Opening Bid $900.00 made certain to defend himself for anyone who cared to read. In blue ballpoint, his “reply” reads: “The white shirts got in my eye’s – if you don’t believe it fuck you (signed) Joe Pepitone (“8”). Basic certs/stickers from JSA. Opening Bid $900.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 41 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 228. Hank Aaron Signed, Framed 1957 UDA Milwaukee Braves Mitchell & Ness Jersey One of few athletes able to quell the New York Yankees during the 1950s, as well as the first slugger to surpass Babe Ruth’s record home run total, Hank Aaron is the endorser of this gorgeous Milwaukee Braves jersey display. Framed to 35-3/4 x 43”, this limited edition (10/44) Mitchell & Ness 1957 cream-colored flannel replica jersey features the traditional 227. Mickey Mantle Signed 1951 New York Yankees tomahawk and “Laughing Brave” Cooperstown Collection Jersey With Full JSA logo associated with those back-to- A reproduction of the jersey worn by switch-hitting icon Mickey Mantle as he debuted back pennant winners (1957-1958), in 1951, this “Cooperstown Collection” 1951 New York Yankees throwback garment as well as Aaron’s since-retired num- is autographed by the famous center fielder. This cream-colored flannel button-down ber “44.” On the right front, Aaron’s garment features a blue pinstripe pattern, the “NY” logo sewn to the left breast in blue black marker autograph shows (“8”) felt and the since-retired number “7” sewn to the back in like fashion. Just below the quality, and just below, embroidered “NY” logo, Mantle’s blue marker autograph projects (“8”) strength and clarity. The notations list (some of) Aaron’s left sleeve is home to an “American League Golden Anniversary” patch. Size “XL.” impressive career feats. Upper Deck cert/hologram #BAG88697. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X12556). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

229. Framed 230. Home Plate World Series Signed by (11) MVPs Jersey 500 Home Run Signed by (40) Club Members LE/50 – Steiner With Mantle, Offered is a stunning Williams and Full Mitchell & Ness World JSA Series MVPs jersey limit- Gathered during the late- ed to a run of only fifty 1980s, the highly sought produced (LE#43/50). autographs on this actual Penned uniformly in blue size home plate represent Sharpie (average “9”), the the entirety of the (then) jersey boasts forty signa- living 500 Home Run fra- tures, each with a year ternity. Executed in blue- inscription. Framed to ink fiber tip marker, the 34x42, the jersey is high- pennings have endured lighted by: Bench, Ford, minimal fading but still B. Gibson, R. Jackson, ring as true as the sluggers’ Rivera, Rizzuto, B. and F. impressive round-tripper totals, averaging (“7”) strength and clarity. Includes: Aaron Robinson, Rose and (inscribed “755”), Banks (“512”), Jackson (“568”), Killebrew (“573”), Mantle Schmidt. Steiner hologram (“536”), Mathews (“512”), Mays (“660”), McCovey (“521”), Robinson (“586”; signa- and COA. More on our ture “8-9”), Schmidt (“548”) and T. Williams (“521”). Full photo LOA from JSA website Opening Bid $400.00 (cert/sticker #X16961). Opening Bid $300.00

231. 1947 Ty Cobb 232. (12) Dual-Signed Check Baseball Hall with Full JSA of Fame Presented is an interesting Autographed 1947 Ty Cobb dual-signed Flats with JSA check. The funds were drawn from the Bank of America of Hoyt Photo Menlo Park, California and Permanent residents of remitted to Herschel Cobb, his Cooperstown, New second son. Both the benefici- York are the signers of ary and Cobb (using Power of these twelve baseball Attorney) endorsed the autographed flats. reverse with Cobb initialing Each collectible dis- the document. The faded plays an (“8-9”) signa- obverse for the elder Cobb ture strength or better. exhibits (“5-6”) strength and Included are Perez- is further accentuated by a Steele Postcards: (5 Pres. inscription. The reverse cards) with Boudreau script grades (“8-9”). (not certified, Expected cancellation marks Celebration), Hunter (JSA sticker and cert card), Kiner (not certified), Musial (JSA do not disrupt the visual sticker), Snider (PSA/DNA Authentic); Index Cards: (4 cards, all PSA/DNA appeal. Full photo LOA from Authentic) with Hubbell, Musial, (2) Snider; Other: (3 items) with 1.) Hoyt photo JSA. (JSA/SGC Authentic); 2.) Reese cut on index card (JSA sticker and cert card) and 3.) Opening Bid $400.00 Yastrzemski HOF plaque (not certified). Opening Bid $200.00

42 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 233. Roy 235. Mickey Campanella Mantle Signed Autographed Dodgers Limited Jersey With Edition Full JSA Salvino Tailored to match Statue the specifications Issued just prior to of the Flatbush the Hall of Fame garments worn by switch-hitter’s pass- backstop Roy ing, this 1994 limit- Campanella, this 234. 1930s Newspaper Photo Signed ed edition Mickey throwback by J. DiMaggio, Lazzeri and Crosetti Mantle Salvino stat- Brooklyn Dodgers - SGC Slabbed ue (#166/950) was home jersey is signed by the pin- Teammates on the New York Yankees’ 1936 and 1937 autographed by the courageous Hall of Famer. The striped subject. World Series championship clubs, Frank Crosetti, Joe cream-colored flannel button-down jersey features the Titled “Home,” the statue stands 9-1/4” tall and por- DiMaggio and Tony Lazzeri have signed this black- script-style “Dodgers” angled across the chest in blue trays Mantle in full stride, clad in his since-retired num- and-white likeness. Encapsulated with autographs felt and Campy’s since-retired number “39” sewn to the ber “7.” The bold black ink penning of “The Commerce assessed “Authentic” by SGC, the piece is a published back in like fashion and to the left front in red. Just Comet” showcases (“9-10”) strength on a faceplate newspaper of magazine photo of the three posed at the below the front number, Campanella’s post-accident angled on the edge of the base. Comes with original top step of the dugout. The black ink pennings all show signature shows (“6”) quality. Full photo LOA from box and COA from Salvino. (“8-9”) quality. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker JSA (cert/sticker #X12554). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 #B49924). Opening Bid $250.00

237. Mickey Mantle Signed Greer Johnson Collection Catalog With Full 236. (5) Baseball Autographed Items JSA with DiMaggio, Griffey Jr. and As definitive as Ripken his tape-measure Decorate your den or office with these five baseball home runs, this autographed items from Cooperstown’s elite. These Mickey Mantle scripts each grade (“8-9”) or better. Included are 1.) autograph accents multiple images of the switch-hitting 238. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Carter 18x24 2003 HOF Inductee poster; 2.) DiMaggio great and the New York City skyline. The blue marker signed OAL baseball (slightly toned); 3.) Griffey Jr. signature projects (“9”) quality and was executed on an 8x10 Photo & Baseball with Full JSA signed Mariners replica jersey (Russell Athletic); 4.) oval-shaped image collage adhered to the cover of a This tandem of Mickey Mantle single-signed items is Griffey Jr. signed Robert Stephen Simon lithograph 1997 Greer Johnson Collection catalog (limited edition for those who cannot get enough of #7. Included are 1.) framed and matted to 25-1/2 x 31 with mild wear to the #423/536) that posthumously paid tribute to the Yankee 8x10 photograph (“9-10”) and 2.) OAL Brown baseball wood exterior and 5.) Ripken Jr. signed OAL baseball great. The item is framed to dimensions of 11-1/8 x 14- on the sweet spot (“8-9”); ball is slightly toned. (slightly toned). Auction LOA from James Spence 1/8”. Full photo LOA from JSA. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

240. (13) Mostly Baseball 241. (7) Baseball Hall of Famer Autographed Items with (3) Jeter, Signed Larger Cards with (6) Perez- Mays & Bonds Steele Great Moments—PSA/DNA 239. (20) Baseball Autographed Diamond stars from the past and present are featured Authentic Books with Mantle & Mays on these thirteen mostly baseball autographed items. Each graded Authentic and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. Hours of informative reading await the purchaser of Unless noted, each autograph registers (“8-9”) or better. Featured is a sampling of seven Baseball Hall of Famer these twenty baseball autographed books. These mostly Keys include Derek Jeter Signed Giclee: (“7-8”); signed larger cards. Each collectible grades (NM or bet- hard covered titles are penned primarily on the title Single-Signed Balls: (2) Ba. Bonds (OML, one slightly ter) with (“8-9”) eye appeal. Included are 1964 Topps page with (“8-9”) strengths. Endorsers include Aaron, toned), Mays (OML, slightly toned, Steiner hologram Giants: #49 Aaron; 1988-1990 Perez-Steele Great Berra, Feller, Mantle, Mays, Snider and Winfield. and cert) and Signed Cards: with (2) 1995 Action Moments: (6 cards) with #26 Reese, #28 Mathews, Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Packed Minors Jeter. Auction LOA from James Spence #34 Dandridge, #35 Hubbell, #53 Berra and #72 More on our website. Authentications. More on our website. Yastrzemski. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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242. 1985-1997 Perez- Steele Great Moments Series 1-9 Set (108/108) with (70) Autographed—All PSA/DNA Fashioned after the beloved 1911 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets, the 1985- 1997 Perez-Steele Great Moments series was masterfully created decades later by Dick Perez. These textured canvases were limited to 5,000 serially numbered sets and measure 5-3/4 x 8”. With uncom- promising attention to detail, this colorful arrangement is sought after by autograph hounds. Assembled is an incredible 1985-1995 Perez- Steele Great Moments Series 1-9 complete run (108/108, different serial numbers) with a near set of (68/69) autographed cards plus one duplicate and a #91 Reese/Robinson penned by “Pee Wee” prior to his passing in 1999. Each autograph judged Authentic and encapsulated by PSA/DNA, this gallery is penned in black or blue Sharpie with each keepsake resonating (“8”) signature strength or better. Featured are PSA/DNA Authentic: (70 cards, average “8-9”, all signatures not assigned numerical grades, unless noted) with #7 Campanella, #9 Aaron, #11 Musial, #13 T. Williams, #16 Koufax, #19 Mantle, #26 Reese, #28 Mathews, #33 Snider, #34 Dandridge (1987), #35 Hubbell, #37 Dickey, #44 Gomez, #51 Cool Papa Bell (signature presents lesser due to old age), #65 Mays, #72 Yastrzemski, (2) #87 Mickey, Willie & The Duke (one signed by all three, other by Snider only), #91 Reese & Robinson (PSA 10, signed by Reese), #100 Schmidt, #104 R. Jackson and #106 Rizzuto. Missing only the near impossible #98 Richie Ashburn for completion, which, when located trades for thousands of dollars. More on our website. Opening Bid $1500.00

243. 1953 Bowman Color #59 Mickey Mantle PSA/DNA 5 with Early Autograph Signature assessed as “Certified” by PSA/DNA with the card judged (EX 5). The offered 1953 Bowman Color #59 Mickey Mantle was penned at the dawn of the Hall of Fame slugger’s extraordi- nary career. With “the House that Ruth Built” as the historic backdrop, Mantle inscribed the colorful canvas via 244. 1969 New York Mets Team-Signed Photograph With blue ballpoint pen Ryan, Seaver, Hodges and Full JSA with the autograph Having stunned the sporting world with a winning campaign, N.L. pennant and World registering (“7”) Series crown in one fell swoop, (29) members of the 1969 New York Mets proudly penmanship. The endorsed this team photograph. Framed to dimensions of 18-5/8 x 15-7/8”, this 14x11 youthful Oklahoman vintage color showcases felt tip marker autographs that show (“9”) quality throughout is framed by mildly (with one noted exception). Includes: Agee, Berra, Boswell, Cardwell, Clendenon, touched corners, Deer (assistant trainer), Dyer, Garrett, Gentry, Grote, Harrelson, Hodges (manager, crisp edges and a “4”), Jones, Koonce, Koosman, Kranepool, Martin, McAndrew, McGraw, Pignatano clean, crisp-free bat- (coach), Ryan, Seaver, Shamsky, Swoboda, Taylor, Torman (equipment manager), ting image. Mild Walker (coach), Weis and Yost (coach). Full photo LOA from JSA. reverse wax staining does not disrupt the visual appeal. The application of pen to Opening Bid $400.00 cardboard from #7 proves an impressive combination for the advanced autograph specialist. Opening Bid $750.00

44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 245. Jimmie Foxx 246. (38) Signed 1980 Signed 1939 Goudey Baseball Immortal Premium With Full Cards With Mantle and JSA T. Williams - All PSA Portrayed making a leaping Take a virtual tour of catch, Hall of Famer Jimmie Cooperstown’s famed edifice with Foxx is the subject and endors- these (38) signed 1980 Baseball er of this 1939 Goudey R303-B Immortal cards. The collectibles premium. Executed in black- present at the (NM) plateau and ink steel-tip fountain pen just have all been encapsulated with above his facsimile signature, autographs assessed “Authentic” by Foxx’s flowing autograph proj- PSA. Executed in black or blue ects (“7-8”) strength and clari- Sharpie, the signatures average (“9- ty. The item presents at the 10”) potency (with exceptions (GD) plateau with a corner noted) and include: #57 Gehringer, crease, edge wear and paper #87 Feller, #95 Appling, #104 T. loss on the reverse. Full photo Williams, #114 Musial, #115 LOA from JSA (cert/hologram Boudreau, #127 Berra, #133 Wynn, #X24109). #137 Irvin, #139 Spahn, #141 Bell, #143 Conlan, #144 Ford, #145 Mantle (“8”), #149 Opening Bid $250.00 Herman, #151 Kiner, #155 Lemon, #157 Roberts, #161 Lopez, #163 Sewell, #166 Mathews, #170 Snider, #171 Kaline, #176 Mize, #178 F. Robinson, #179 Chandler, #181 B. Robinson, #183 Kell, #186 Aparicio, #189 Ferrell (inscribed “5-15-89”), #190 McCovey, #192 Doerr, #194 Slaughter, #195 Brock, #196 Wilhelm, #197 B. Williams, #198 Hunter and #199 Dandridge (blue ballpoint, “6-7”). Opening Bid $250.00

247. 1980s-Present Autographed Baseball Card Hoard of (4500+) This autographed baseball card collection reads like a “Who’s Who” of recent players (with a smattering of old-timers, as well). Comprised of approximately 4,500 examples issued by Topps, Donruss and Fleer (among others). Neatly arranged by team in individual 9-sleeve sheets in binders, the cards show (NM- MT) quality throughout and showcase potent signatures that show (“8-9”) or better strength throughout. There are large con- 248. J. DiMaggio, Mantle and T. Williams Signed Yellow centrations of players from the Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards - All SGC New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Junior Circuit rivals whose careers spanned the pre- and post-war eras, members of Pirates. Highlights include: R. the trio in this autographed lot are without a doubt the most famous of their genera- Alomar, H. Bauer, C. Boyer, (2) tion. (3) pristine Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcards have been signed by their K. Caminiti, K. Gibson, T. LaRussa, T. McGraw, Niekro Brothers, J. Podres, (7) M. famous subjects and encapsulated by SGC/JSA with autographs assessed “Authentic.” Skowron and E. Slaughter. Note: due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge Includes: Joe DiMaggio blue Sharpie, (“10”); Mickey Mantle blue Sharpie (“9”); will apply. More on our website. Ted Williams blue Sharpie (“9”). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

249. (5) Signed Yellow HOF Plaque Postcards With DiMaggio, (2) Mantle and (2) T. Williams - All PSA This quintet of signed and encapsulated Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcards provides good “break” value. With autographs assessed “Authentic” by PSA, the 250. (7) Signed Yellow HOF Plaque Postcards With Dean collectibles present at and DiMaggio - All BVG Slabbed the (NM) plateau and Pre- and post-war stars and several combatants from the mythical Brooklyn-Bronx include: Joe DiMaggio rivalry comprise this lot of (7) signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcards. Each is signed in black fiber tip encapsulated with an autograph assessed “Authentic” by BVG. The crease-free keep- (“6” strength); (2) sakes showcase blue ballpoint or Sharpie pennings on the upper yellow borders and Mickey Mantle blue include: D. Dean (“5-6” strength); J. DiMaggio (“9”); Greenberg (“7”); Lasorda (“9”); ballpoint (“8”) and blue felt tip (“7”); (2) Ted Williams black Sharpie (“9”) and blue McCarthy (“8-9”); Reese (“9-10”); Rizzuto (“9”). felt tip (“9”). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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252. (8) 1953-1958 Topps & 251. (4) Baseball Hall of Fame Bowman Baseball Star Autographed Reprint Signed Cards—All PSA/DNA PSA/DNA Cards with 1952 Each autograph is assessed as “Authentic” and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. Eight dia- Topps Mantle mond stars applied pen to cardboard on Each autograph is assessed as “Authentic” these 1953-1958 Topps and Bowman and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. Offered is a Baseball star signed cards. These endorse- famed quartet of Baseball Hall of Fame auto- ments grade (“8-9”) or better with the graphed reprint cards. Included are 1.) undat- cards averaging (GD to VG) with a couple ed Ashburn (“7”) Red Heart Dog Food; 2.) lesser. Included are 1953 Bowman Color: 1983 Topps ’52 Reprint #315 Durocher; 3.) #57 Boudreau, #68 Reynolds; 1953 1991 East Coast National Aaron (1954 Topps) Topps: #149 D. DiMaggio, #207 Ford, and 4.) 1991 East Coast National Mantle #228 Newhouser; 1954 Topps: #37 Ford; (1952 Topps). 1955 Bowman: #103 Mathews and 1958 Opening Bid $150.00 Topps: #375 Reese. Opening Bid $200.00

254. Roy Campanella Framed 253. (8) 1979-1982 TCMA Cut Signature Display With Full Baseball Hall of Fame Signed JSA PSA/DNA Cards A three-time Senior Circuit MVP and fixture Offered is a sterling arrangement of eight on heroic Brooklyn installments that did annual 1979-1982 TCMA Baseball Hall of Fame October battle, Roy Campanella is the subject signed cards from a variety of issues, each of this impressive display headlined by a bold evaluated as “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. cut signature. Framed to 14-1/8 x 22-1/8” Included are Cronin, Dickey, DiMaggio, under “Dodger blue” matting, an 8x10 color Gehringer, Gomez, Hubbell, Lopez and print of the Hall of Fame catcher is accented by Ruffing. The black and blue endorsements his powerful pre-accident scripting. Protected each register (“8-9”) signature strengths or by strips of vintage transparent tape, the blue- better. ink fountain pen autograph projects (“8”) Opening Bid $150.00 strength with deference to the tape. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/hologram #B82895). Opening Bid $200.00

255. (4) Pittsburgh 256. (8) Yellow HOF Plaque Pirates Hall of Postcards With Hartnett, Famer Cut Drysdale and Combs - All Signatures PSA/DNA With Carey, From “Mr. Cub” to the “Say Hey Kid,” the (8) hardball icons whose autographs decorate Kiner and these Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcards Waner include a Murderers’ Row icon and a Twin Brothers Cities legend, as well. Each collectible is encapsulated with an autograph deemed Swashbuckling bats “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. Executed on the are the theme in this attractive lot of Pittsburgh Pirates autographs. In all, there are (4) upper yellow border, the blue ballpoint or cut signatures of Bucs Hall of Famers. Displayed in showroom quality frames, the Sharpie pennings include: Banks (“8-9”); bold pennings exhibit (“9-10”) strength and clarity throughout and are accented by Combs (“6-7”); Drysdale (“8-9”); Hartnett images and text detailing their accomplishments. Includes: Max Carey (inscribed (“6”); T. Jackson (“8-9”); Killebrew (“8-9”); “Hall of Fame”; framed to 14-1/4 x 27-1/4”); Ralph Kiner (inscribed “HOF ‘75”; 13- Mays (“9”); S. Rice (“6-7”). 3/8 x 27-1/4”); Lloyd Waner (13-5/8 x 26-5/8”); Paul Waner (12-1/4 x 23-3/4”; full Opening Bid $300.00 JSA). Certs/stickers from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 257. Brooklyn Dodgers Signed Flats 258. (4) Mickey Mantle With Reese and & Joe DiMaggio Signed Snider 8x10 Photographs with The offered flats have been auto- Full JSA graphed by former Ebbets Field Joe DiMaggio and his heir apparent stars. Many of the endorsements Mickey Mantle are teamed on these are vintage and, overall, show four signed 8x10 photographs. (“9”) or better quality. Highlights Included are 1-2.) Mickey Mantle include: Branca, Lavagetto, (different poses) and 3-4.) Joe Newcombe (1955 Gillette con- DiMaggio (different poses). Each tract), (2) Reese (3-1/2 x 5” photo blue Sharpie autograph grades (“9- and Perez-Steele card) and (3) 10”) and comes with an individual Snider (3-1/2 x 5” photo, 1983 full photo LOA from JSA. More on contract and UDA 1955 World our website. Series patch). Auction LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

46 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 259. Cy Young Signed Photograph With Full JSA Aptly dubbed “Cy” as in “cyclone,” Denton True Young lived up to his middle name, as well, winning an astounding 511 games. This framed photograph is signed by the inaugural Hall of Fame class inductee. Framed to 14x12 with a white matte, the 1950s black-and-white image shows an aged Young with a pipe in one hand and his cane in the other, standing beside prominent collector Jim Armstrong in front of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Near the bottom, Young’s black-ink signature shows (“6-7”) quality. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X07174). Opening Bid $400.00

261. 1969 Mets Framed 16x20 260. Roger Maris Signed Signed by (24) Photo With Full JSA with Ryan – Portrayed in the latter stages of a fence- Steiner clearing career that unjustly met with public Celebrating their 1969 resistance, Roger Maris is the subject of this World Series triumph, the framed autographed photo. Displayed in a presented 16x20 color pho- 14x17 frame with a red-on-white Cardinals- tograph has been signed by themed matte, the color image of Maris tak- (24) members of the ing a mighty cut is signed in black marker “Miracle Mets.” The blue (“7-8”) strength and inscribed “Best Sharpie signatures average Wishes.” Full photo LOA from James (“9-10”), highlighted by: Spence Authentications (cert/hologram Berra, Cleon Jones, #X06824). McGraw, Ryan and Seaver. Opening Bid $200.00 Framed to 25x21, this photograph comes with a Steiner hologram and COA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

262. (230+) 263. Mickey Mantle Autographed Single-Signed Gallo Baseball 8x10 8x10 Print with No. 7 Photos With Many Inscription—Full JSA Hall of Famers Those autograph seekers with an This assortment of 8x10 pho- eye for the very best undoubtedly tographs are signed by their will be interested in the offered diamond subjects, spanning Mickey Mantle single-signed more than 50 years of big Gallo 8x10 print. The Hall of league memories. The blue Fame icon penned the picture Sharpie signatures project with a silver metallic paint pen (“10”) quality and include (“9-10”) and added the ever desir- many Hall of Famers. able No. 7 inscription. Spans 5- Among the highlights are: 1/4” in length and comes with a Appling, (3) Chandler, (2) Ferrell, (4) Kiner, (2) Mize, (66) G. Perry, (2) J. Sewell, full photo LOA from JSA. (67) Slaughter, (15) Jenkins, Terry, B. Williams, (16) Wynn and (2) Opening Bid $200.00 Musial/Schoendienst/Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

264. Mickey Mantle Signed Original Artwork 265. Mickey Mantle With Full JSA A familiar site throughout his career, Signed Poster with HOF Mickey Mantle combined boyish good 1974 Inscription – looks with raw power. The offered art- Steiner work features a rendition of a youthful Boasting a seven-inch long signature Mantle and is endorsed by its switch- and the always popular H.O.F. 1974 hitting subject. Composed on a 14 x inscription, this beautiful 17x18 Jim 17-13/16” canvas (affixed to a wooden Jordan poster commemorating frame) in various shades of chalk, the Mantle’s 1956 Triple Crown award likeness is of Mantle in a right-handed winning season is signed in blue hitting pose in his Yankee pinstripes. Sharpie (“9-10”) and framed to Near the bottom, Mantle has signed in 19x25. It comes with the original blue ink. Showing steady pen pressure, Steiner COA. the signature projects (“7”) quality. Opening Bid $200.00 Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X161720. Opening Bid $200.00

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266. 1947-1949 Boston Braves Game-Worn Ensemble Simply put, regarding post-war flannel diamond apparel, it doesn’t get much more appealing than this Boston Braves game-worn ensemble. These road garments were worn at National League venues sometime (and likely repeatedly) between the 1947 and 1949 seasons, which included the franchise’s last pennant-winning campaign before greener pastures in Milwaukee called. Includes: Phil Masi Jersey a flannel zippered garment with “Braves” angled across the chest in red-on- black felt, the script-style name accented by the tomahawk logo. On the back, “38” is a changed and restored identifier sewn in red-on-black felt with outlines of “10” (Masi’s number during the referenced period) clearly visible just beneath. Red-on-black trim lines the collar, button path and sleeve endings, and a Braves logo patch adorns the left sleeve. Within the collar, a “Horace Partridge” local manufacturer’s label is accompanied by a size “44” flap tag and a felt strip tag with a stitched notation of “Masi.” There are (6) holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. The all-original garment shows moderate wear. Pants flannel leg wear with two canvas-lined back pockets, a one-button zippered fly, six belt loops and red-on-black piping lining the outer legs and belt loops. Within the fly, a “Horace Partridge Co.” label denotes size “38.” At the back of the waistband’s interior, “31” is stitched in red numerals, indicating that these pants were worn by Mike McCormick (1947- 1948) or Marv Rickert (1949). Moderate wear. Also included is a pair of stirrup socks worn by an unknown Braves player between 1941 and 1945. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $1500.00

267. Hank 268. Bernie Bauer Williams 2003 1998 New Signed York and Worn Yankees New York Game-Worn Yankees Road Old- Ensemble Timers With World Day Home Series Uniform Jersey A tough-as- An integral part of a Yankee dynasty that shook off a franchise-long 18-year title lull, former cen- nails ex- terfielder Bernie Williams quietly reached the upper echelons in “Bronx Bombers” career Marine, former achievements. These game-worn road items were donned by the 1998 A.L. batting champion dur- New York ing that breakthrough season and World Series. The gray knit garments feature proper “Russell Yankee staple Athletic” 1998 tagging, and the size “48” jersey features blue-on-white double tackle twill identi- Hank Bauer fiers and a 1998 World Series patch on the right sleeve. The jersey shows appropriate event wear, was none too and the pants show heavy wear (likely from the 1998 season only) with a team repair near the shy about con- right knee. More on our website. fronting a Opening Bid $400.00 teammate who wasn’t hustling. 269. Bernie Some 50 years after the “Bronx Bombers” completed their record run of five Williams successive World Series titles, Bauer attended an Old Timers reunion at Yankee Game-Used Stadium where he suited up in and autographed these apparel items. Includes: Yankees Home Uniform a white knit ensemble with a blue pinstriped pattern Glove and twill identifiers (on the jersey) of “NY” and “9.” Both garments feature An accomplished proper “Russell Athletic” tagging and are signed by Bauer (“8” strength); classical guitarist, Yankees Cap a blue wool “New Era” size “7-1/8” accessory signed on the bill Bernie Williams (“7-8”). Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema (for uniform authenticity only) became quite the and individual LOAs signed by Bauer. maestro on the dia- Opening Bid $200.00 mond, as well. A winner of four Gold Glove Award honors for his play in center field, Williams employed this right-handed fielder’s glove during his championship-filled Major League career. The brown leather “PRO301-SO” accessory features “Rawlings” patches on the outer sides and “BERNIE WILLIAMS” embroidered to the outer thumb in yellow upper- case characters. The item shows significant game use with wear and fading throughout and perspiration-induced discoloration on the fur-lined wrist backing. Opening Bid $400.00

48 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 270. Roger Maris 1964 Hillerich & Bradsby Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 8.5 Brandished by unassuming slugger Roger Maris during the 1964 season, this Hillerich & Bradsby weapon is symbolic on so many fronts. First and foremost, it was ably employed during a season that marked the end of the most formidable dynasty in baseball annals. Additionally, its fence-clearing owner was eternally subject to second billing despite the incredible numbers he posted. And 1964 was no exception.

Situated in 3rd place on September 16, the “Bronx Bombers” were only one-and-a-half games off the pace but found themselves having to fend off both the Chicago White Sox and the Baltimore Orioles. While that September’s Senior Circuit home stretch featuring Philly’s infamous freefall garnered all the attention, people are quick to forget the Yanks ended the campaign on a 15-4 tear to edge both Chicago (which won its last nine games) and Baltimore (won seven of last eight). And during the heroic stand, Maris clubbed five of his 26 round-trippers, hitting a robust .295 (23-for-78). As for his clutch tendencies that season, Maris launched 19 of his 26 home runs when the Yankees were either tied or trailing, and the Yankees went 19-4 in games in which Maris went deep.

This Hillerich & Bradsby “A92” (30.4-oz/35”) signature model lumber shows evidence of outstanding game use with ball, bat-rack, cleat and stitch marks about the barrel. On the lower portion of the handle, a 2-3/4” crack represents the bat’s demise. Additionally, the knob is home to a vintage black marker notation of “9” with what appears to be a small “1” within the circular portion of the “9.” While this is not common for Maris gamers, PSA/DNA does site another 1964 Maris bat with this feature. Finally, the center brand and barrel stampings are well defined, and the pine tar application is another excellent player characteristic of Maris. Graded GU 8.5 by PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (cert/sticker #1B02029). Opening Bid $2500.00

271. Hanley Ramirez Game-Used Lot With Bat, Pants, Cap and Batting Gloves With impressive career achievements surpassed only by his boundless all-around talent and potential, shortstop Hanley Ramirez signed and ably employed/wore these items during his budding Hall of Fame career with the Florida Marlins. Includes: 2006 Game-Worn Pants gray knit leg wear signed (“9” strength) in black Sharpie. Moderate wear with a team repair on the back of the right leg; 2006 Game- Worn Cap black wool size “7-3/8” cap signed (“6”) in silver marker. Moderate wear; 2009 Game-Used Bat (30.2-oz/34”) Louisville Slugger “S318” block-letter model, signed (“8”). Uncracked with evidence of solid game use; Game-Used Batting Gloves (year unknown) white leather “Franklin” accessories (moderate wear), signed on each palm (“8-9”). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

272. Joey Votto 2007 Debut Season Signed Game- Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU-9 Summoned to the big leagues on September 4, 2007, Canadian-born slugger Joey Votto enjoyed an auspicious start to his Major League career, mixing four homers and 17 RBI into a .321 clip over 24 games. The offered Louisville Slugger (31.3-oz/34”) “G175” block-letter model was autographed and wielded by Votto during his impressive debut month. This uncracked maple weapon shows heavy use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as well as transposed ball stampings on the hitting surface and an 11” layer of athletic tape on the handle. To the left of the barrel stampings, Votto’s black Sharpie signature shows (“9”) strength. The model number and Votto’s original uniform number “60” are inscribed on the knob and cupped end. Graded GU-9 by John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat authenticity). Opening Bid $200.00

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274. Johnny Bench 1977 Professional Model Bat With 273. Willie McCovey 1968-1970 Game-Ready Bat With Full PSA/DNA Full PSA/DNA Aptly dubbed “Little General,” Johnny Bench helped power the Reds to back-to- A feared component in the San Francisco Giants lineup, Hall of Famer Willie back titles in 1975 and 1976, winning MVP honors in the latter World Series. This McCovey helped power his club to the National League’s aggregate best 902 wins Hillerich & Bradsby “A99” (32.3-oz/34-1/2”) signature model bat was issued to during the 1960s. This Adirondack “160B” (36.4-oz/34-1/2”) signature model weapon Bench during the 1977 season. The uncracked weapon shows light use with ball and was issued to “Stretch” during a labeling period (1968-1970) in which he garnered stitch marks on the left barrel. Though factory records show a Bench order for MVP plaudits. The uncracked white ash bat shows no game use and has a handwritten “A99” bats (April 13, 1977) with these length/weight specifications, the bat’s use by weight indicator on the knob. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Bench cannot be confirmed. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 275. Thurman Munson 1977-1979 Game- Ready Bat With Full PSA/DNA 276. Wade Boggs 1981-1983 Signed Game-Used Bat - Bridging the gap between the glorious 1960s and the late-1970s return to prominence, former backstop PSA/DNA GU 8.5 Thurman Munson was the lifeblood of Yankee rosters, leading by example on the field With chicken consumption and the same wake-up time among his superstitions, Hall and in the clubhouse. This Hillerich & Bradsby “S44” (30.9-oz/35”) signature model of Famer Wade Boggs also had an affinity for hitting. Graded GU 8.5 by bat was issued to Munson near the end of his tragically abbreviated career. Turned PSA/DNA, this Louisville Slugger “R161” (31.2-oz/34-1/4”) signature model bat during the 1977-1979 labeling period, the ash weapon shows no game use and has was signed and wielded by Boggs during the early portion of his career. Turned dur- bat-rack streaks, light pine tar on the handle and a vintage black marker notation of ing the 1981-1983 labeling period, the weapon shows excellent game use and is “15” on the knob. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. signed by Boggs between the center brand and barrel stampings (“7” strength). Full Opening Bid $250.00 photo LOA from PSA/DNA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 277. Don 278. Kirby Mattingly Puckett 1989 Game- 1991-1992 Used Bat Game-Used With Full Bat - PSA/DNA PSA/DNA Appropriately GU 9 dubbed “Donnie Pacing the Twins Baseball,” former in hits and runs pinstriper Don scored as they Mattingly was the completed their “worst to first” transformation in 1991, Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett team’s brightest star during a rare lull in Yankee fortunes. This Louisville Slugger wielded this Louisville Slugger “C243” (32.1-oz/35”) signature model bat. Graded “M274” (33-oz/34”) signature model bat was employed by Mattingly during the 1989 GU 9 by PSA/DNA, the white ash weapon hails from the 1991-1992 labeling period campaign. Excellent use is evident in the form of ball, bat-rack, cleat and stitch marks and shows outstanding game use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as throughout, as well as moderate pine tar, an 11” layer of tape and a hairline crack on well as heavy pine tar and a 4-1/2” handle crack. On the knob, “Work Hard 34” is the handle. In vintage black marker, “23” is inscribed on the knob. Full photo LOA inscribed in silver marker. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

279. Ken 280. Tony Griffey, Jr. Gwynn 1997- 1997-1998 1998 Game Game-Used Used Bat - Bat - PSA/DNA GU PSA/DNA 9.5 GU 9 The winner of seven As his club played National League bat- its final seasons in ting crowns through the Kingdome, Ken Griffey, Jr. earned three successive home run crowns and the 1997 his remarkable career in the Mission Valley, Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn wielded this A.L. MVP award. This Louisville Slugger “C271” (30.1-oz/33-3/4”) signature model Louisville Slugger “B267” (30.4-oz/32-7/8”) signature model weapon during the bat was brandished by “Junior” during the 1997-1998 labeling period. Graded GU 9 1997-1998 labeling period. Graded GU 9.5 by PSA/DNA, the uncracked ash bat by PSA/DNA, the uncracked ash model features a black “Smith” finish and shows shows heavy use with ball and stitch marks (and ink transfers from ONL balls) about heavy use with ball, cleat and stitch marks about the hitting surface, as well as a 7” the barrel, as well as Mota Stick and a spiral tape pattern on the handle. In black crisscross layer of tape and moderate pine tar on the handle. Full photo LOA from marker, “19” and “B267” are inscribed on the knob and cupped end. Full photo LOA PSA/DNA. from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

50 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 282. Alex Rodriguez 1998-1999 281. Mark McGwire 1998 Game-Used Game-Used Bat With Full PSA/DNA Bat From Record-Breaking 1998 Unveiled by the Seattle Mariners in 1994, Alex Season - PSA/DNA GU 8 Rodriguez was quick to establish his potent bat, becom- 283. Sammy Sosa 1999 Signed In his lethal arsenal as he eclipsed Roger Maris’ single- ing the fourth-youngest player to reach the 100 home Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU 8 season round-tripper standard, this Rawlings- run plateau. This Rawlings-Adirondack “460B” (30.5- With a powerful swing and patented “hop” out of the Adirondack “MAC25” (33.1-oz.34-1/2”) block-letter oz/34”) block-letter bat was used by “A-Rod” during batter’s box, former slugger Sammy Sosa used and bat was brandished by Mark McGwire during the 1998 the 1998-1999 labeling period. The uncracked ash signed this Rawlings-Adirondack “170B” (31.7-oz/34- season. Graded GU 8 by PSA/DNA, The uncracked model shows excellent use with ball and stitch marks 1/2”) block-letter bat during the 1999 season. Graded ash model shows excellent use with ball, bat-rack and on the hitting surface, as well as transposed OAL ball GU 8 by PSA/DNA, the uncracked ash bat shows stitch marks throughout, as well as pine tar on the han- stampings and white leather scuffs. Full photo LOA medium use with ball and stitch marks about the barrel, dle and on the barrel (the latter applications from from PSA/DNA. as well as a light coat of Mota Stick and a spiral tape McGwire’s batting gloves). Full photo LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 pattern on the handle. Near the barrel stampings, Sosa PSA/DNA. has signed in white (“8” strength) and inscribed “#21 Opening Bid $250.00 66, 60.” Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (for bat only). Opening Bid $200.00

285. Manny Ramirez 2002 Signed 286. Bernie Williams 2002 Game- Game-Ready Bat With Full PSA/DNA Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU 8.5 This Easton “356” signature model weapon was issued An accomplished musician with his guitar, former 284. Frank Thomas 2000 and 2002 to and signed by Manny Ramirez during the early por- “Bronx Bomber” Bernie Williams was even more profi- Game-Used Bats With Full PSA/DNA tion of his oft-turbulent tenure in Boston. The cient on the diamond. The offered Rawlings- uncracked ash bat (32.2-oz/34”) is signed in black Adirondack “DW20” (32.5-oz/34-1/2”) block-letter bat These (2) Rawlings-Adirondack “576B” block-letter marker (“8” strength) on the barrel. The game-ready was employed by the four-time World Series champion bats were employed by Frank Thomas during the latter lumber has a light coat of pine tar on the handle’s upper during the 2002 season. Graded GU 8.5 by PSA/DNA, portion of his impressive tenure on Chicago’s South portion and notations of “24” on the knob and barrel the black maple weapon shows excellent use in the Side. Respectively turned in 2000 (uncracked) and end. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (for bat only). form of ball, cleat and stitch marks on the barrel, light 2002 (cracked), both 34-1/2” ash weapons feature a Opening Bid $150.00 pine-tar residue on the handle and a weighted donut black “Smith” finish and show excellent game use with impression near the barrel stampings. Full photo LOA ball and stitch impressions among the common attrib- from PSA/DNA utes. Individual full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $150.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

287. Dave Winfield 2002 Game-Used 288. (3) 2000s Boston Red Sox Bat - PSA/DNA GU 9.5 Professional Model Bats With Ortiz, Weathering an oft-turbulent relationship with boss Ramirez, Varitek and Full PSA/DNA George Steinbrenner, Dave Winfield remained a steady Manufactured for use by Boston Red Sox stars instru- 289. (6) 1980s-2000s Game- force in pinstripes, gaining MVP consideration in six of mental in the club’s long-awaited return to glory, these Used/Game-Ready Bats With Dunn his eight full seasons in the Bronx. This Rawlings- (3) professional model bats include: David Ortiz 2004- and J. Gonzalez Adirondack “DW20” (35.6-oz/35-1/2”) block-letter bat 2005 (33.9-oz/34”) X-Bat “24” block-letter model. Employed during recent campaigns by Major League was employed by the Hall of Famer during the 1986 Heavy use; Manny Ramirez 2003-2005 (34.3-oz/34”) sluggers, these (6) game-used/game-ready weapons campaign. Graded GU 9.5 by PSA/DNA, the X-Bat “24” block-letter model. Light use; Jason include Louisville Slugger and Rawlings-Adirondack uncracked ash weapon shows heavy use with ball, cleat Varitek 2000 (32.2-oz/34-1/8”) Rawlings-Adirondack models, all of which exhibit solid use from games and deeply embedded stitch marks throughout, as well “465B” black-letter model. Excellent use (by Varitek). and/or batting practice. Includes: Adam Dunn (2006); as a 14-1/2” layer of tape and moderate pine tar on the Individual full photo LOAs from John Taube, Juan Gonzalez (1997, signed); Luis Gonzalez (2002); handle. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. PSA/DNA. More on our website. Eric Karros (1999-2002, signed); Bill Russell (1986); Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Steve Sax (1983-1985). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 51 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 291. (22) 292. (9) 1980s- 1980s- 2000s 2000s California/ Game- Anaheim Worn Angels Angels Game- Jerseys 290. Ryan Zimmerman 2009 Game- Used/ With G. Used Bat (PSA/DNA GU 8.5) and Game- Anderson, Batting Gloves Ready Bats Erstad and (2) Glaus The offered items were employed by Ryan Zimmerman With The geographic identifiers, uniforms and players may during the ‘09 campaign. Includes: Bat a Louisville Guerrero and Edmonds have changed over recent years, but the California, Slugger (32.2-oz/34.5”) “C353” block-letter model. The Anaheim and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (whew!) Prompting raucous cheers with the “Rally Monkey,” maple lumber shows heavy use with ball, stitch and have remained competitors in the American League. these (22) bats were employed by members of the bat-rack marks throughout, as well as a gripping agent These (9) jerseys were worn by “Halos” players during California/Anaheim Angles during recent campaigns at near the center brand, (2) lengthy handle cracks and recent campaigns. Showing varying degrees of game use, “The Big A.” The white ash weapons exhibit varying black marker notations of “11” on the knob and cupped the knit garments feature twill identifiers and proper tag- degrees of game and/or batting practice use with own- end. Graded GU 8.5 by PSA/DNA (cert/sticker ging. Includes: G. A n d e r s o n (2002); Collins (1997); ers including: G. Anderson, DiSarcina (signed), #1BO188); Signed Game-Used Batting Gloves white Disarcina (1990-1992); E r s t a d (2002, signed); K. Forsch Edmonds (signed), (5) Erstad (one signed), (5) Glaus leather “Under Armour” accessories with “ZIMM 11” (1981-1984); (2) G l a u s (2001 and 2002); Pritchett (1997); (two signed), (2) V. Guerrero, Jefferies, Owens, (2) O. embroidered to Velcro wrist fasteners. Each is signed and Washburn (2001, signed). Auction LOA from JSA Palmeiro, (2) Salmon (both signed) and D. White (“9” strength) and inscribed “Game Used 09” on the (for autographs only). More on our website. (signed). More on our website. palm. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (for bat only). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

293. Ken Singleton 1983 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home Ensemble Doubling opponents’ woes as one of two switch hitters in the potent Baltimore lineup, outfielder Ken Singleton wore this Orioles home ensemble during the club’s 295. Scottie Pippen Signed Game- 1983 World Championship campaign. The white knit “Rawlings” garments include proper tackle twill identi- 294. (12) Pittsburgh Penguins 2000s Worn Shoes fiers/tagging and show minimal wear. Includes: Jersey Game-Worn Practice Jerseys Complimenting Michael Jordan on six NBA champi- button-down apparel with “Orioles” angled across the These (12) practice jerseys were worn by Pittsburgh onship teams, Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen was an chest in orange-on-black double twill, “29” sewn to the Penguins staples during recent seasons. The black or integral element of dominant rosters at the hallowed back and left front and “SINGLETON” arched on a white dureen pullover garments feature twill team logos Chicago Stadium and subsequent run at the United name plate atop the back number in like fashion. The sewn to the chest and the players’ uniform numbers Center. These Nike “Flight” shoes were worn and auto- left front tail’s interior tagging indicates size “44”; appliquéd to the back in block-style numerals. Above graphed by the Bulls forward during his spectacular Pants: leg wear with orange-and-black trim lining the the numeric identifiers, the players’ names are dis- career. The size “15-1/2” white leather footwear items outer legs, a like-colored elasticized waist band, (2) played on Velcro-fastened name-plates. All are feature “33” embroidered to the heel of each and “air cotton-lined back pockets and a two-button zippered “Reebok” long-sleeve jerseys showing moderate wear. up” sewn to the tongues. On the front outer portion of fly. The waist band’s interior tagging indicates size Individual COAs from the Pittsburgh Penguins. each, Pippen has signed in black marker (both “8” “36.” More on our website. Complete list on our website. strength). Auction LOA from JSA (for autograph only). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

296. Rickey Henderson 2002 297. (5) Signed Game-Used Game- Hockey Sticks With Used Bat Fedorov With Full Opening Bid $150.00 PSA/DNA Opening Bid $150.00

298. 2000 Ken 299. 2009 Phil Griffey Sr. Game- Hughes Game- Worn Coaches Worn New York Road Jersey Yankees Road Opening Bid $100.00 Jersey Opening Bid $100.00

52 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 300. Roger Clemens 2004 New York 301. Tino Martinez 1998 New York Yankees Game-Worn Road Pants- Yankees Game-Worn Road Pants - Steiner Steiner During a season in which he logged win No. 300 and A key element of three straight World Series triumphs strikeout No. 4000 (in the same game, no less), Roger from 1998-2000, Yankees first baseman Tino Martinez Clemens wore these New York Yankees 2003 road pants. wore these road pants, as the club posted a franchise- The gray knit leg wear has (7) belt loops, a two-button record 114 wins in 1998. The gray knit leg wear features zippered fly and (2) satin-lined back pockets. The waist- (7) belt loops, a two-button zippered fly and (2) satin- band’s interior has a “Russell Athletic” size “40” label; - lined back pockets. Within the waistband, a “Russell 2” In Waist and -1” Tapered leg flap tags; and a strip tag Athletic” size “36” label is accompanied by a tag read- with identifiers reading “38/42-33-03” and a black marking H-Cut -1” In Waist and a strip tag denoting “24 - er notation of “22.” The pants show light wear with Martinez 35H-30-98.” Pants show moderate wear with a attached stirrups. Steiner Sports LOA/hologram #104292. team repair on right thigh. Steiner Sports LOA/hologram Opening Bid $200.00 #104305. Opening Bid $150.00

302. Craig Nettles 1991 New York 303. Willie Randolph 2004 New York Yankees Game-Worn Coach’s Road Yankees Game-Worn Coach’s Road Pants - Steiner Pants - Steiner Known for acrobatic defense while wearing the Yankee An October participant six times during his playing pinstripes as a player, Craig Nettles returned to the Bronx career, Willie Randolph returned to the postseason 10 in a coaching capacity and wore these road pants during times as a New York Yankees mentor. These Yankees the 1991 season. The gray knit leg wear features (6) belt road pants were worn by Randolph during the 2004 loops, a one-button zippered fly and (2) cotton-lined back campaign, his 11th and last in the Bronx. The gray knit pockets. Within the waistband, a “Wilson” label is leg wear features (7) belt loops, a two-button zippered accompanied by a size “36” flap tag and a strip tag with fly and (2) satin-lined back pockets. Within the waist- stitched identifiers of “Nettles 91 1 26.” Pants have a band, a “Russell Athletic” size “36” label is accompa- right front mini-pocket and show moderate wear with nied by a tag reading: -1” In Waist H-Cut tag and a strip elasticity loss at the leg openings. Steiner Sports tag denoting “30-Randolph-35/38-30-04.” Light wear. LOA/hologram #104265. Steiner Sports LOA/hologram #104272. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

304. Dave Righetti 1987 New York 305. Alfonso Soriano 2002 New York Yankees Game-Worn Road Pants - Yankees Game-Worn Road Pants - Steiner Steiner Worn as the “Bronx Bombers” took to the road during Pacing the Junior Circuit with 209 hits, 128 runs and 41 the 1987 season, this pair of Dave Righetti New York stolen bases, Alfonso Soriano wore these New York Yankees pants shows moderate game wear by the starter- Yankees road pants during the 2002 season, his penulti- turned-reliever. The gray knit leg wear features six belt mate campaign in the Bronx. The gray knit leg wear fea- loops, two cotton-lined back pockets and a one-button tures (7) belt loops, a two-button zippered fly and (2) zippered fly. Within the elasticized waistband, a satin-lined back pockets. Within the waistband, a “Wilson” label is accompanied by a size “35” tag and a “Russell Athletic” size “34” label is accompanied by a strip tag with stitched identifiers of “Righetti 87 1 28.” tag reading -1” In Waist H-Cutflap tag and a strip tag There are (3) team repairs near the left knee and elastici- denoting “2-Soriano-33/36-30-02.” Pants show moderate ty loss at the leg openings. Steiner Sports LOA hologram wear with a team repair on the back of the left leg. #104300. Steiner Sports LOA/hologram #104289. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

306. (3) 307. (3) Pairs Pairs of of 2004 New 1989-1991 York Yankees New York Game-Worn Yankees Road Pants - Game-Worn Steiner Road Pants En route to the - Steiner club’s 10th of a record 13 succes- While the sive postseason Yankees didn’t berths, (3) different exactly “wear the pants” in the A.L. during their longest-ever title drought (1979- New York Yankee 1994), three Bronx performers wore these New York Yankees road pants during that principals wore these road uniform pants during the 2004 campaign. The gray knit rare lull in team fortunes. The gray knit leg wear items show light to moderate wear, leg wear items show light to moderate wear, have proper tagging and come with have proper tagging and come with LOAs from Steiner Sports. Includes: Alvaro LOAs from Steiner Sports. Includes: Esteban Loaiza size “40”; Dioner Navarro size Espinoza 1991, size “34”; Jimmy Jones 1989, size “33”; John Ramos 1991, size “34.” “40”; Gary Tuck (coach) size “38.” More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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308. (3) 2003-2004 Anaheim Angels Game-Worn Jerseys With Colon, Glaus and F. Rodriguez 309. (10) NCAA Baseball Game-Used The offered (3) jerseys were worn by Anaheim Angels Jerseys with Miami and San Diego 310. (20) 1980-2006 Game-Worn players following the franchise’s 2002 World Series State College Football Jerseys with conquest. The knit button-down garments feature tackle Auburn, Miami, Tennessee and Boise twill identifiers and proper tagging, and all exhibit With dreams of one day making it into the big leagues, moderate game use. Includes: Bartolo Colon 2004 amateur athletes first take the diamond in these colors State road, number “21”; size “54”; Troy Glaus 2003 home, with something to prove. Gathered are ten different but- Spanning three generations of NCAA football from number “25”; size “50”; and Francisco Rodriguez ton-up and pull over baseball jerseys from some of the 1980-2006, these twenty game-used gridiron jerseys 2003 road, number “57”; size “46.” Individual full NCAA’s most prestigious programs, all showing light feature various levels of game-use. Highlights include: photo LOAs from Dave Miedema. Complete details on to moderate wear. Highlights include: Miami and San Auburn, Miami, Tennessee and Boise State. More on our website. Diego St. More on website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

311. 1957 312. 1958 313. 1960 Topps Topps & 1961 Football Football Topps Complete Complete Football Set Set Complete/ (154/154) (132/132) Near Sets Spotlighted is The debut of Offered is a a 1957 Topps “First Down” tandem of 1960 Football com- Jim Brown and 1961 Topps plete set of headlines the Football com- (154) cards. offered 1958 plete/near sets. This horizontal Topps Highlights edition has an Football com- include 1960 approximate plete set of Topps set: condition (132) cards. (132/132, aver- breakdown of This series age EX to EX- 20% (NM or has an MT) with #1 better), 45% approximate Unitas (VG-EX), #23 J. Brown (VG-EX), #51 Starr (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 10% (VG-EX or lesser). condition breakdown of 25% (NM or better), 40% (EX- (EX-MT); 1961 Topps near: (181/198, median EX- Keys include #30 Tittle (NM), #31 Blanda (EX-MT), MT), 25% (EX) and 10% (VG-EX or lesser). Keys MT) with #39 Starr (EX-MT), #71 J. Brown (EX-MT), #88 Gifford (EX-MT), #94 Berry RC (EX-MT), #119 include #22 Unitas (VG-EX), #62 J. Brown RC (EX- #150 Maynard RC (NM), #166 Kemp (EX-MT) and Starr RC (EX), #138 Unitas RC (EX) and #151 MT), #66 Starr (EX-MT), #73 Gifford (NM) and #90 #198 CL (EX-MT). More on our website. Hornung RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Jurgensen RC (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

314. 1961 315. 1963 316. 1967 Fleer Fleer Football Topps Football Complete Set Football Wallet of (88) Cards Complete Pictures with (9) PSA Set Near Set Presented is a 1963 (132/132) (141/145) Fleer Football com- —Sharp plete set of (88) Score your Presented is a cards with nine PSA favorite grid- high-grade graded keys. This iron stars with 1967 Topps series has an approx- this offbeat Football com- imate condition 1961 Fleer plete set of breakdown of 15% Football (132) cards. (NM or better), 45% Wallet This set with (EX-MT), 25% (EX) Pictures near “pack fresh” and 15% (VG-EX or set of (141/145) photographs. Issued as an insert in the appeal has an lesser). Highlights 1961-62 Complete Sports Pro Football magazine, these approximate include #6 Long RC wafer-thin pictures were neatly extracted and are found condition breakdown of 30% (NM-MT or better), 45% SP (PSA 6), #10 Buoninconti RC (PSA 5), #15 with various dimensions. Key personnel includes (NM), 20% (EX-MT) and 5% (EX or lesser). Keys Maynard (PSA 6), #24 Kemp (PSA 5), #36 Blanda Blanda, Brodie, Hornung, Kemp, Layne, Meredith, include #24 Kemp (NM), #59 CL (EX-MT), #61 (PSA 6), #47 Dawson RC (PSA 6), #62 Otto (PSA 6), Otto, Starr and J. Taylor. Generally presents (EX) with Dawson (NM), #82 McDaniel RC (NM-MT), #98 #64 Dougherty SP (PSA 5), #70 Lincoln RC (EX-MT), some better and others lesser. For more details, please Namath (NM), #106 Biletnikoff (NM-MT), #123 #72 Alworth RC (PSA 7) and #73 Mix (EX-MT). visit our website. Alworth (EX-MT) and #132 CL (NM). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

54 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 317. 1950 Topps Football Felt Back (Brown) Complete Uncut Sheet of (25) Cards Combatants of the collegiate gridiron square off on the offered 1950 Topps Football Felt Back (brown) complete uncut sheet of (25) cards. This approximately 4-1/4 x 7” artifact is comprised of (5) five-card rows. Players include Top Row: Gitschier, Royal, Mathews, Towler, Butla; Second Row: J. Miller, Stalloni, Sitko, L. Hart, J. Martin; Middle Row: Shaw, Jensen, Zinaich, Hester, Turek; Fourth Row: Teninga, Nagel, Boldin, Cecconi, B. Lee; Bottom Row: McKissack, D. Walker, Malekoff, Burnett 318. 1955 Topps All-American Football Complete Set and Perini. Despite moderate-to-acute (100/100) creasing throughout along with contu- Scintillating college football performers are celebrated with the offered 1955 Topps sions, tearing and paper separation on the All-American Football complete set of (100/100) cards. This pioneering edition has an right perimeter, this sheet still presents approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) nicely. The represented schools on the felt and 20% (VG-EX or lesser). Featured are #12 Graham (EX), #16 Rockne (EX-MT), reverse (including (3) Notre Dame) are #20 Baugh (EX-MT), #27 Grange (VG), #37 Thorpe (EX), #68 Four Horsemen RC firmly attached to the cardboard portion. SP (GD), #85 Luckman (NM), #97 Hutson RC SP (EX-MT) and #100 Henry RC SP Opening Bid $400.00 (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

319. 1962-63 Salada Football Coins Complete Set of (154) 320. 1970 Topps with (18) PSA Football Super #3 Bart The currency of choice for gridiron Starr PSA 10 enthusiasts can be found with the Graded Gem Mint 10 by PSA. offered 1962-63 Salada Football Presented is an exceptional 1970 Coins complete set of (154). Topps Football Super #3 Bart Starr. Eighteen of these metallic col- This well-preserved specimen lectibles are judged by PSA. The exhibits precise centering, crisp sur- approximate condition breakdown is face registration and gleaming as follows: 25% (NM-MT or better), obverse hues. The creamy reverse is 35% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) and 15% clean with proper centering and (EX or lesser) with a few instances bold type. One of only four similar of scratching or significant abrasions Starr examples at the grading tier on the color-coded borders. The and presides in the upper two per- shortprinted teams present similarly cent of all judged from the set. to the more available squads. Whether you are a Canton- themed Highlights include Graded: (18 collector or a crazed “cheese head,” coins) with PSA 9: #12 Hornung, this investment-grade Starr is defi- #140 Maynard; PSA 8: #1 Unitas; nitely “one to get.” PSA 7: #56 J. Brown; Ungraded Keys: #2 L. Moore (EX-MT), #3 Parker (NM), #18 Opening Bid $400.00 Starr (EX), #31 Brodie (EX-MT) and #77 Layne (VG-EX, scratch on back). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

321. (6,000+) 1953- 1989 Football Singles Collection with Jim 322. (310+) 1985-1998 Brown RC Football Sets and Fortify your gridiron gathering Singles Collection with with this (6,000+) 1953-1989 Many PSA Graded football singles collection. This Presented are (310+) 1985-1998 mixed-grade gathering is flush football sets and singles collection with Hall of Famers and stars, with many PSA graded. Keys including 1958 Topps: #62 J. include Sets: (7 sets, average NM- Brown RC (VG-EX), #66 Starr MT) with 1991 Stadium Club (#94 (VG-EX); 1959 Topps: #140 B. Favre RC, PSA 8), 1993-1996 SP Mitchell RC (EX); 1960 Fleer: (some graded); PSA Graded: (168 Blanda (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: cards) with 1989 Score: (112 cards, #96 Dawson SP (NM); 1968 all PSA 9, with one exception) with Topps: #75 Sayers (EX-MT), (2) #257 B. Sanders RC (one PSA #149 Kemp (EX); 1970 Topps: 8), #270 Aikman RC; 1990 Fleer #90 O. Simpson RC (VG-EX) Update: #U-40 E. Smith RC (PSA and 1979 Topps: (1295 cards, 9); and Ungraded Stars: (136 composite EX-MT to NM) with cards, average NM-MT). More on (7) #390 E. Campbell RC (aver- our website. age EX-MT). More on our web- Opening Bid $250.00 site. Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 55 F O OT BA L L DAY ONE - JUNE 1, 2011 323. (253) 324. (82) 1955 Topps 1960-1974 All- Football American PSA Football Graded Singles Cards with Near & Fill multiple Partial Set sets with these (82) 1960-1974 Rough and tum- football PSA ble collegians graded cards preside with these from a variety (253) 1955 Topps All-American Football singles with a near and partial set. Keys of manufacturers. This sampling consists of a handful of Hall of Famers such as include Near Set: (80/100, average VG to EX) with #16 Rockne (VG-EX), #37 Simpson and Staubach along with multiple semi-stars. Included are (1) PSA 8.5, (40) Thorpe (FR), #85 Luckman (VG-EX), #97 Hutson RC SP (GD), #100 Henry RC SP PSA 8, (1) PSA 7.5 and (35) PSA 7 scattered across several issues. More on our (VG-EX); Partial Set: (61/100, average GD to VG) with #100 Henry RC SP (GD) website. and Dupes: (112 cards, majority VG to EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

326. (4) 1970-1971 Football Oddball Complete/Near 325. 1968-1970 Topps Sets with 1970 Topps Super Football Complete/Near Square Corner Proof Set Run Offered is a diverse quartet of football Assembled is a high-caliber trio of 1968- oddball complete/near sets. Keys include 1970 Topps Football complete/near sets. 1970 Kellogg’s set: (60/60, median NM- Highlights include 1968 Topps near: MT); 1970 Topps Game near: (50/52, (204/219, median EX-MT) with #65 average EX-MT); 1970 Topps Super Namath (EX-MT), #196 Griese RC Square Corner Proof near: (34/35, aver- (GD); 1969 Topps set: (263/263, com- age NM-MT) with Namath (NM-MT), O. posite EX-MT) with #100 Namath (VG- Simpson RC (Mint), Starr (NM), Unitas EX), #120 Csonka RC (EX-MT) and (Mint); 1971 Topps Glossy set: (33/33, 1970 Topps set: (263/263, average EX- composite EX-MT) with #22 O. Simpson MT to NM) with #90 Simpson RC (EX- RC (NM) and #29 Namath (NM). More MT). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

328. (4) 1975-1984 Topps 327. 1970 & 1971 Topps Football Complete Sets Football Complete Sets Gridiron enthusiasts will appreciate Offered is a pair of 1970 and 1971 Topps these four 1975-1984 Topps Football Football complete sets. Highlighted in complete sets. Highlights include 1975 these 263-card editions are 1970 Topps Topps: (528/528, average EX-MT) with set: (median EX to EX-MT) with #90 #282 Swann RC (EX-MT), #367 Fouts Simpson RC (EX-MT), #150 Namath RC (EX-MT); 1977 Topps: (528/528, (EX-MT); 1971 Topps set: (average EX- composite EX-MT to NM) with #177 MT) with #156 Bradshaw RC (EX), Largent RC (EX-MT); 1983 Topps: #200 Starr (NM), #245 Greene RC (EX- (396/396, average NM to Mint) and MT) and #250 Namath (EX-MT). More 1984 Topps: (396/396, median NM to on our website. Mint) with #123 Marino RC (NM). Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

330. (18,000+) 1970- 1979 Topps Football Card Hoard 329. (15) 1977-1986 Topps Countless wax packs were dis- Football Complete Sets patched to build this hoard of (18,000+) 1970-1979 Topps The gridiron enthusiast will appreciate Football cards. These semi-stars, these fifteen 1977-1986 Topps Football specialty cards and commons dis- complete sets. Unless noted, each set is play varying degrees of duplica- (NM-MT) and hand-collated with the tion throughout. This assemblage stars faring similarly. Included are 1977, generally presents (VG to EX) 1978, 1979 (#390 Campbell RC is EX- with many better. Rough quantity MT), (2) 1980, 1981-1983, 1986, (3) estimates include (1100+) 1970, 1987 (factory), 1988 (factory), 1989 (1200+) 1971, (300+) 1972, (factory) and 1989 Traded (factory). (1500+) 1973, (1800+) 1974, Opening Bid $250.00 (1500+) 1975, (1000+) 1976, (2500+) 1977, (4100+) 1978 and (4000+) 1979. Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. Opening Bid $250.00

56 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 332. (41) Football Hall of Fame Signed Photos & Flats with Unitas & Nagurski Canton’s finest take aim on these (41) 331. 1969 Green Bay Packers Team-Signed Ball With Hall of Fall signed photos and flats penned in a variety of colors. Unless noted, each Starr, Jordan and Full JSA item exhibits (“8-9”) strength or better. Keys include Signed Photographs: (18 pic- As aged veterans began to depart, and the inspired guidance of Vince Lombardi was a tures, all 8x10, unless noted) with Bednarik (This Fucking Game is Over, 11x14), thing of the past, the 1969 Green Bay Packers clawed their way to an 8-6 mark. The Strong (1930s WNEW 3-1/2 x 5 picture, GD, dated); Cut Autos/Flats: (17 items) offered Pete Rozelle signature model Official NFL pigskin was autographed by (50) with (2) Baugh (12/48 and 12/51 Saturday Evening Post cuts), (4) Graham (one book members of that Titletown roster. The clean Wilson “The Duke” ball is home to black- page, three magazine pages), Grange (magazine), Nitschke (book page), (2) Unitas ink fiber tip signatures that average (“7”) quality with highlights including: Adderley, (both book pages) and R. White (magazine, biblical inscription). Auction LOA from W. Davis, Gregg, Jordan, Nitschke, Starr and Wood. Full photo LOA from JSA James Spence Authentications. More on our website. (cert/sticker #X18688). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

333. (42) 334. 1998 Football Hall Ron Mix of Fame Index Football Cards with Hall of Nicknames— Fame All PSA/DNA Postcards 8-10 Complete Each graded and Set of (116) encapsulated by Autographs PSA/DNA. A myriad Permanent resi- of Football Hall of dents of Canton, Famers and the Ohio are glorified monikers associated in this 1998 Ron with them are found Mix Hall of Fame on these (42) signed Football Platinum index cards. Penned Signature Series in a variety of colors, complete set of (116) autographs. Limited to 2500 copies (all #176), the cards inside included are this edition are sharply penned in blue or black Sharpie with (“8-9”) signature PSA/DNA 10: (12 strengths or better. Highlighted in this set are Baugh, Blanda, Dawson, Ewbank (first cards) with Alworth name only), Fears, Gillman (first name only), O. Graham, Hirsch, Landry, Lane, (Bambi), Badgro (Red), Gatski (Gunner); PSA/DNA 9: (23 cards) with Clark (Dutch), Motley, Namath, Sayers, Schramm, Simpson, Staubach, D. Walker (first name only) Hornung (The Golden Boy), Sayers (Kansas Comet); PSA/DNA 8: (7 cards) with and Walsh. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Hirsch (1943 GPC, Crazy Legs) and Kinard (Bruiser). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

335. Jerry Rice 336. Signed & Painted (1800+) Professional Model Signed San Francisco 49ers Football Helmet With Full JSA Index A welcome sight to 49er fans and Cards a mere blur to the defensive sec- with ondary he burned, Hall of Famer Jerry Rice made his way into the (162) end zone more than any other Hall of player in NFL h i s t o r y. T h e Famers o ffered professional model helmet Presented is has been autographed by the pro- a compre- lific receiver. The gold-colored hensive size “7-1/4” plastic shell features gathering of (1800+) signed football index cards with (162) Hall of Famers and (18) “SF” logo decals adhered to Heisman Trophy winners. The majority of these autographs are placed on the unlined either side, a four-bar face mask and a “Riddell” snubber and chin strap. On the right portion of the primarily 3x5 collectibles. Many players personalized their signatures or side of the helmet, a detailed painting of Rice is accented by his black Sharpie auto- added career anecdotes as inscriptions. The majority of the autographs average (“8-9”) graph, which projects (“9-10”) strength and clarity. Within the shell, padded cells and with many better. Keys include Hall of Famers: (162 cards, 132 different players) jaw pads remain intact, as do the size and “Warning” stickers. A d d i t i o n a l l y, there are with Aikman, Baugh, Hirsch, J. Kelly, Marino, (2) Schramm, (2) Starr (one scrap), handwritten numeric notations. While we cannot attribute game or practice use by Rice Turner, S. Young and Heisman Winners: (18 cards, 17 different players). Auction or any specific player, the item does show some degree of battle wear, with minor LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. s c u ffs on the outside and perspiration-induced soiling about the interior pads. Full photo Opening Bid $250.00 L O A from JSA (for autograph only; cert/sticker #B51657). Opening Bid $750.00

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337. 1930 Notre Dame Football National Champions Team Photo 338. 1932 Yale vs. Dartmouth 339. 1937 Philadelphia Eagles Bert Signed by (11) Football Ticket Stub Signed by Bell/Bill Hewitt Signed Payroll This vintage photograph is signed by (11) members of Pudge Heffelfinger with Full JSA Check—BVG/JSA the 1930 Notre Dame National Champion football ros- William Walter (Pudge) Heffelfinger is considered by Assessed as Authentic by JSA and encapsulated by ter. The sepia-toned print measures 9-7/8 x 7-15/16” most to be the first professional football player. This BVG. Presented is a dated 10/21/37 Philadelphia and is endorsed in black-ink fountain pen by signatures 1932 Yale vs. Dartmouth football ticket stub was Eagles payroll check featuring pioneering owner Bert that show between (“6”) and (“8-9”) potency. Includes: penned by the pioneer on the reverse of the admittance Bell (d.1959, “9-10”) on the obverse and the ill-fated Brill, Carideo, Conley, Kassis, Kurth, McMannon, pass. The black steel-tip fountain pen script is initialed Bill Hewitt (d.1947, “9”) on the reverse. Mr. Hewitt is Metzger, Mullins, O’Brien, Schwartz and Yarr. The by Heffelfinger (d.1954) and followed by a Yale ‘91 under-signed by a pair of associates. Note: there is a autographs are preceded by salutations, and the photo is inscription. Although the stub is heavily creased and the crack on the holder. affected by what appears to be moisture-induced wrin- score is noted on the obverse, the signature still has Opening Bid $200.00 kling. Auction LOA from JSA. (“8-9”) attributes. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

340. 1948 Washington Redskins 342. 1974 Football Hall of Fame 341. 1958 Los Angeles Rams Induction Program Signed by (6) Contract Signed by Turk Edwards Yearbook Signed by (31) With with Full JSA With Ewbank and Lane Gillman, Waterfield and Full JSA Issued exclusively to one of a select few attendees at Richard (Dick) Poillon was awarded this contract for This 1958 Rams Yearbook is autographed by (31) of the 1974 Football Hall of Fame mayor’s breakfast in the 1948 season by Turk Edwards (d.1973). The Hall of that year’s Rams, who contended for NFL West Canton, Ohio, the offered program/folder is auto- Fame player, coach and executive inscribed this 8-1/2 x supremacy before ultimately finishing one game off the graphed by (6) of the gala event’s headliners. In black 18” document via blue ballpoint pen with the autograph pace. The ballpoint signatures average (“9”) potency ballpoint, the cover is signed by coaching great Weeb presenting (“8-9”). Despite slight peripheral fraying, with keys including Gillman (coach), Lundy, Pardee, Ewbank (“9”) and emcee Jim Graner (“7”). Inside the creasing and a print defect toward the bottom right Shofner and (3) Waterfield (coach). The guide shows folder, (4) 8x10 illustration prints depict that year’s edge, this contract has tight compacting folds and pres- (VG-EX) overall quality with cover creases and nota- inductees, and each is signed in blue ballpoint. The (“9- ents nicely. Full photo LOA from JSA. tions on the contents page. Full photo LOA from JSA 10”) autographs include Canadeo, George, Groza and Opening Bid $400.00 (cert/sticker #X05826). More on our website. Lane. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

344. (8) 1950s- 1960s Football Team- Signed Flats with 1952 Eagles 343. 1984 Jim Thorpe FDC Signed by Program (10) Chicago Bears Including These eight 1950s-1960s 345. (78) Football Hall of Famer Grange—PSA/DNA Authentic football team- Signed Flats with Many Deceased Signatures encapsulated as Authentic by PSA/DNA. signed flats The offered assortment of (78) Football Hall of Famer Presented is a postmarked 5/24/84 Jim Thorpe FDC contain (69) signed flats displays a slew of signatures on a variety of cachet signed by ten former Chicago Bears. The (“8-9”) signatures. With exception to a 1952 Eagles vs. Giants media. These primarily (“8-9”) endorsements feature scripts feature Blanda, Fortmann, Grange, H. Hill, program, (18 signatures, average “8”, blue ink with B. (2) Elway, Landry, Motley (1937 high school year- Lujack, Sprinkle, Tomczak, B. Turner, Wade and one Bell, Grant, progam VG) the remaining sheets/items book), Namath, E. Smith, (4) D. Thomas, D. Walker unidentified. The reverse is neatly inscribed “Bears” in (most are creased) are inscribed in pencil (mostly “7”). and many others. Interestingly, many inductees added pencil. Keys include 1950 Colts GPC (Tittle), 1957-59 Browns personal information and other statements. Auction Opening Bid $200.00 (J. Brown) and 1960 Browns (J. Brown, Hickerson). LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on our Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

58 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 348. (10) 1970- 1994 Football Hall of Famer Signed Cards with Unitas— All PSA/DNA Featured is an exciting grouping of ten 1970-1994 Football Hall of Famer signed cards, each judged 346. (2) Baltimore Colts Hall of 347. (5) Signed Full-Size Helmets “Authentic” by Famers Signed Baseballs With with Unitas, Montana – All Steiner PSA/DNA. Included are 1970 Topps: #55 Unitas and Full JSA Presented are five authentic full-size helmets each signed by an NFL Hall of Famer. The signatures aver- Nitschke, #180 These (2) baseballs have been signed by 1950s-1960s Unitas; 1985 Memorial Stadium football tenants. The blemish-free age (“9-10”) unless otherwise noted and include Bradshaw, Gifford, Marino (“8”), Montana and Unitas. Football Immortals: ONL Coleman spheres (grade “10” and “8-9”) are #43 Gifford; 1990 home to blue ballpoint autographs that average (“9”) Each helmet comes with a Steiner hologram and COA. Opening Bid $150.00 Swell Greats: #129 Namath (with salutation); 1991 strength. Common to both are the pennings of Berry, Enor: #127 Schramm; 1991 Upper Deck: #SP2 Shula; Donovan, Mackey, Marchetti, Moore, Parker and 1994 Proline Live: Elway; 1994 Ted Williams: #56 Unitas. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on Largent, #68 Madden and #71 Stram. The autographs our website. resonate (“8-9”) or better strength. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

351. (44) Football Hall of Famer 349. (20) Football Hall of Famer 350. (32) Football Hall of Fame Autographed Index Cards with Signed Letters with Mara & Unitas PSA/DNA Slabbed Flats Rozelle—All PSA/DNA 10 Explore the insights of various Football Hall of Famers Presented is a grouping of (32) Football Hall of Fame Each judged Authentic and assigned an autograph grade with these twenty signed letters. These correspondence PSA/DNA slabbed flats penned in a variety of colors. of Gem Mint 10 by PSA/DNA. Tremendous “break pieces cover a variety of topics, and many have signifi- Highlights include Index/Post Cards: (27 cards) with value” is probable with these (44) Football Hall of cant football-related content. The primarily (“8-9”) sig- PSA/DNA 8: Hubbard, Hutson; PSA/DNA Authentic: Famer autographed index cards. These collectibles are natures include Ewbank (undated), Healey (1968, three Stram; Trading Card: 1975 Fleer Hall of Fame #48 inked in a variety of color schemes. Featured are M. pages), Mara (1993, Giants letter head), Strong (1973, Waterfield (PSA/DNA 9); Postcard: Webster Allen, Blanda, P. Brown, Buchanan, Dorsett, Fears, two pages) and Unitas (undated). Auction LOA from (PSA/DNA 10) and Check: Staubach (PSA/DNA 8). Griese, Hunt, Rozelle, Starr, Swann, L. Taylor, Upshaw James Spence Authentications. More on our website. More on our website. and D. Walker. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

354. (20) 2000-2004 Football Unopened Hobby Boxes 353. (10) 1961-1977 Football Display Presented are twenty 2000-2004 football unopened 352. (61) Football Hall of Famer hobby boxes. Key certified autographs, game-used Signed Index Cards with Unitas & Boxes with (8) 1977 Topps Mexican swatches and inserts/parallels are probable. Included Walsh—All PSA/DNA 9 & (295+) Wrappers are Topps/Bowman: 2002 Bowman, 2002 Topps Each judged Authentic and given an autograph grade of Assembled is a formidable collection of ten 1961-1977 Chrome, 2003 Topps Total, (2) 2004 Topps Total; Mint 9 by PSA/DNA. For the gridiron historian it does football display boxes. Included are 1.) 1961 Nu-Card Donruss/Leaf/Playoff: (3) 2001 Leaf Rookies & Stars, not get much better than these (61) Hall of Fame signed Football Stars (FR to GD, with tape repaired panels, (2) 2002 Playoff Prestige; Fleer: (2) 2002 Fleer index cards. These attractive collectibles are penned in includes nine mini pennants, one coupon and fourteen Authentix, (2) 2002 Fleer Showcase; Score: 2002 a variety of color schemes. Highlights include Baugh, wrappers); 2.) 1976 Fleer NFL Patches (EX-MT to Score; Upper Deck: 2000 Upper Deck MVP, 2002 Be. Bell, Bradshaw, Dickerson, Ewbank, Graham, NM) and 3-10.) (8) 1977 Topps Mexican (average VG Upper Deck Honor Roll, 2002 Upper Deck MVP; Grange, Nagurski, Nevers, D. Thomas, Trafton, Trippi, to EX with mild tape residue and slight to complete lid Other: 2002 NFL Showdown and 2002 Press Pass Turner, Unitas and Walsh. More on our website. separation, 283 wrappers average EX-MT to NM). Jersey Edition. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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355. Super Bowl I (Packers vs. 356. Super Bowl II (Packers vs. 357. Super Bowl III (Jets vs. Colts) Chiefs) Ticket Stub - PSA 4 Raiders) Ticket Stub - PSA 2 Ticket Stub - PSA 4 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

358. 359. 360. 361. Super Super Super Super Bowl VI Bowl VII Bowl XII Bowl XIII (Cowboys (Dolphins (Cowboys (Steelers vs. vs. vs. vs. Dolphins) Redskins) Broncos) Cowboys) Ticket Ticket Ticket Ticket Stub - Stub - Stub - Stub - PSA 4 PSA PSA 4 PSA Opening Bid Authentic Opening Bid Authentic $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

362. 363. 364. 365. Super Super Super Super Bowl XVI Bowl XIX Bowl XX Bowl XXII (49ers vs. (49ers vs. (Bears (Redskins Bengals) Dolphins) vs. vs. Ticket Ticket Patriots) Broncos) Stub - Stub - Ticket Ticket PSA 4 PSA 5 Stub - Stub - Opening Bid Opening Bid PSA 5 PSA 6 $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

366. 367. 368. Super Super Super Bowl Bowl XXX Bowl XXV (Cowboys XXXVI (Giants vs. (Patriots vs. Bills) Steelers) vs. Ticket Ticket Rams) Stub - Stub - Ticket PSA 6 PSA 4 Stub - Opening Bid Opening Bid PSA 10 $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

60 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 369. (17) 1960 370. (50) 1961 AFL AFL Inaugural Game Day Season Programs With Gameday Complete Home Programs Game Runs For While more than half a Texans, Raiders century has passed and Broncos since the AFL debuted Readily embraced in their as an “upstart” league, inaugural season, AFL fran- these (17) 1960 stadi- chises staged their encore in um-issued game day 1961 before bigger crowds as programs have main- they began to wrest the atten- tained their original tion of the NFL suits. This luster and alluring col- collection of (50) stadium- ors. From the gridiron issued 1961 AFL game day circuit’s inaugural sea- programs represent seven of the upstart league’s eight teams. The guides show (EX- son, these programs all MT) to mostly (NM) condition with covers and crisp pages completely intact and present at the (EX-MT) unmarked. Includes: (8) Buffalo Bills (War Memorial Stadium); (8) Dallas Texans or (NM) plateau, com- (with preseason game at P.C. Cobb Stadium and all 7 home games at Cotton Bowl); plete with covers and (7) Denver Broncos (Bears Stadium; complete run of home games); (6) Houston crisp pages intact and unmarked. Includes: (7) Buffalo Bills (War Memorial Stadium); Oilers (Jeppesen Stadium); (6) Boston Patriots (Boston University Field); (8) Oakland (5) Denver Broncos (Bears Stadium); (3) New England Patriots (Boston University’s Raiders (with preseason game at Kezar Stadium and all 7 home games at Candlestick Nickerson Field); (2) New York Titans (Polo Grounds). Park); (7) San Diego Chargers (Balboa Stadium). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

371. (27) 1962 372. (14) 1966 AFL AFL Gameday Gameday Programs Programs As the AFL’s popularity Steadily climbing atten- soared and the idea of a dance figures marked merger took shape, it was the AFL’s progress as it clear that the high-scoring competed with the long- circuit was here to stay. These since established NFL (14) stadium-issued programs during the early 1960s. were issued during the 1966 These (27) stadium- season, the upstart league’s issued AFL game day seventh and first in which it programs hail from the competed with its NFL coun- 1962 season. Showing terpart for championship lau- amazing preservation rels. With covers and crisp and (EX-MT) to mostly pages intact, the guides show (NM) quality, the guides (NM) quality throughout and have covers and crisp include: Denver Broncos pages complete and (Bears Stadium); Houston intact, as well as minimal or no spine wear. The colorful covers showcase illustrations Oilers (Rice Stadium); or cartoons composed by famed artists such as Phil Bissell and Dick Gibson. Includes: Kansas City Chiefs (4) Buffalo Bills (War Memorial Stadium); (4) Dallas Texans (Cotton Bowl); (4) (Municipal Stadium); (5) Denver Broncos (Bears Stadium); (4) Houston Oilers (Jeppesen Stadium); (4) Boston Oakland Raiders (Oakland- Patriots (3 Boston University Field; 1 Harvard Stadium); (2) Oakland Raiders (Frank Alameda County Coliseum); Youell Field); (5) San Diego Chargers (Balboa Stadium). (6) San Diego Chargers (Balboa Stadium). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

373. (50) 1893- 374. Super Bowl 1969 Vintage I Program & Football Guides, Ticket Stub Programs & On January 15, 1967 Other before 61,946 spectators, a de facto national holi- Publications day known as “The Super Spanning the better part Bowl” was born. The of a century of gridiron offered 144-page pro- history, these (50) 1893- gram and ticket stub 1969 vintage football accomplished what the guides, programs and Kansas City Chiefs could other publications will not, survive the onslaught provide hours of inform- of the Green Bay ative reading to the vic- Packers. This crease-free tor. Highlights include program presents (EX- 1922-1931 Spalding MT), displaying superfi- Bound NCAA Volumes: (6 bound volumes with eleven issues, average EX, four have cial cover wear and crisp names of original owner on cover); Annual Guides: (5 items) with 8/1893 Spalding inner pages. The stairway (PR, missing cover), 1912 Spalding (FR); Yearbooks: (2 items) with 1950 Bears ticket stub presents (VG-EX), 1953 Bears (EX-MT); Game Programs: (11 items) with 1/16/26 Bears vs. slightly lesser (VG-EX) L.A. Tigers (FR), 10/31/31 Carnegie Tech vs. Notre Dame (FR, writing on cover), with an obverse scratch 1/28/34 Bears vs. National All-Stars (GD), 8/30/42 Army All-Stars vs. Redskins (FR) and well-constructed corners and edges. The reverse displays slight discoloration but and 8/25/44 March Field All-Stars vs. Redskins (FR). More on our website. still has great eye appeal. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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375. 376. 1930-1953 1967 Complete Run of (24) “Ice Football Annual Bowl” Illustrated Green Garnering acclaim for its comics Bay v division, New York’s Fiction House, Inc. switched gears in publishing the Dallas Football Annual Illustrated every Full year between 1930 and 1953. Offered Ticket is a complete run of (24) editions. With player depictions against a PSA 2 bright-red cover background, the In a rematch of the previous NFL Championship game, the Packers defeated the issues are complete in terms of cov- Cowboys, 21-17, in the famed “Ice Bowl” at Lambeau Field. Encapsulated and ers and pages. The conditions range Graded Good 2 by PSA, this full ticket displays an attractive, mildly faded front with from (VG-EX) to (EX) with periph- surface wear on the reverse. With a wind chill of -36 F, this front row (Section 24) eral wear throughout and minor tears ticket was sparred from the rugged elements of that Green Bay New Year’s Eve. and spine separation on a few. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

377. 1943 Washington 378. 1960 Patriots vs. Redskins vs. Philadelphia- Broncos AFL Inaugural Pittsburgh Steagles Game Game Program Program The brainchild of Kansas City oil heir For one season during World War II, the Lamar Hunt, the AFL was unveiled in two professional football squads from 1960 and, of course, competed and later the “Keystone State” merged rosters. merged with the NFL. Issued at Boston The 1943 Philadelphia-Pittsburgh University’s Nickerson Field for the first- Steagles had a respectable 5-4-1 record. ever AFL contest, this game day program Offered is a tough forty-page program has retained stunning (NM) quality with from the Steagles 11/28/43 contest at crisp pages and vivid colors. The front the Washington Redskins. The Griffith cover features Phil Bissell’s “Pat Patriot” Stadium publication presents (VG to mascot stiff-arming a Denver Bronco EX) covers with mild perimeter flaking. mascot (though the game would have a The staple blinding is tight, and the slightly different outcome), and the inte- inner pages generally present (EX-MT rior pages feature text and photos detail- to NM). ing the New England franchise. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

379. 1930s-1970s Football 380. (7) Publications Lot With (2) 1971-1990 AAFC 1947 L.A. Dons Super Bowl Spanning more than half a century of Media professional football, the offered publi- Guides cations hail from the NFL’s formative Presented is a years and include guides from the grouping of seven short-lived All-America Football 1971-1990 Super Conference. Highlights include: 1936 Bowl media Who’s Who in Major League Football guides. Found (VG-EX); (2) 1947 Los Angeles Dons among these AAFC game day programs (EX-MT tough publica- and EX) and stadium-issued media tions are Super guides from Super Bowl III, (2) 1974 Bowl V (VG- (AFC and NFC Championships), 1975 EX), Super Bowl (NFC Championship), 1976 (AFC VIII (EX-MT), Super Bowl XI (EX), Super Bowl XIV (VG-EX), Super Bowl XXII Championship). More on our website. (EX-MT), Super Bowl XXIII (NM) and Super Bowl XXIV (NM). Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

381. (37) 1967- 382. (122) 1973- 2009 Near- 2009 College Bowl Complete Run Programs With of Super Bowl Rose, Orange, Programs Sugar and More Initially intended to Preceding the NFL playoffs, settle supremacy the College Bowl season between the NFL and trumps the NFL (albeit tem- upstart AFL, the porarily) as it showcases Super Bowl has since NFL-bound athletes. Issued at emerged as the single collegiate bowls, this massive biggest sporting collection of (122) game day event on the planet. programs spans the 1973 This near-complete run of game day programs were issued at (33) of the mega- through 2009 seasons. With crisp covers and pages intact, the guides average (NM) hyped showdowns. With covers and all pages crisp and intact and very minimal wear quality and preview games in which many future professional stars “auditioned.” on a few of the spines, the guides present at the (EX-MT) and mostly (NM) plateaus. Included are multiple bowl programs, including the Rose, Orange and Cotton Bowls. Complete listing on our website. Due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

62 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 383. 384. Late- Circa- 1800s 1892 Annie Buffalo Oakley Bill Cody Cabinet - Brisbois SGC 40 Cabinet - Issued by SGC 50 Stacy of New Encapsulated York, this and Graded 50 late-1800s VG-EX 4 by Annie Oakley SGC, this blank back circa-1892 cabinet is Buffalo Bill encapsulated Cody cabinet is and Graded among the rare 40 VG 3 by specimens of 385. 1886 N16 Allen & Ginter Natives SGC. the period in Costume Complete Set (50/50) Rounded cor- Cody cabinets. The sepia-toned bust portrait depicts the Inhabitants from a variety of continents are studied on ners and the subject’s facsimile signature accent a showman in his Stetson hat with the lower white border the offered 1886 N16 Allen & Ginter Natives in sepia-toned image of the famed markswoman with serving as home to “Brisbois” photo credits and Cody’s Costume complete set of fifty cards. This 125-year-old shooting medals strewn about her chest. facsimile signature. The reverse features a passenger series averages (EX-MT) with well-formed corners and Opening Bid $400.00 train advertisement. crisp gilt backdrops. The checklist reverses are clean. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

386. (3) 1889 Duke & Kinney Cigarettes Non-Sport Near/Partial Sets Nineteenth century tobacconists will savor this trio of 1889 Duke & Kinney 388. (4) 1910-1911 Non-Sport near/partial sets. Included are Tobacco Card Complete Sets 1889 N70 Duke Presented are (4) 1910-1911 non-sport tobacco card Cigarettes Actors & Actresses Series 1 near: (41/50, 387. (85) 1886-1889 N224 Kinney complete sets. Included are 1910 T30 Hassan Arctic average EX, 5% writing) with L. Russell (EX); 1889 Military Tobacco Cards from Several Scenes: (25/25, median VG); 1910 T48 Turkey Red Butterfly Series: (50/50, average VG); 1911 T56 N71 Duke Cigarettes Actors & Actresses Series 2 Series partial: (22/50, median VG-EX, 30% writing) and Hassan/Emblem Series: (50/50, mainly VG-EX) and 1889 N225 Kinney National Dances partial: (27/50, Presented is a grouping of (85) 1886-1889 N224 1910 T57 Turkish Trophies Fable Series: (100/100, average EX to EX-MT, one card has reverse writing). Kinney Military tobacco cards from a variety of series. composite (GD to VG). Opening Bid $200.00 These soldiers average (GD to VG) with clean backs. Opening Bid $250.00 Included are (6) Series A, (2) Series B, (3) Series C, (6) Series D, (47/50) Series E near and (21) Series H. Opening Bid $200.00

391. 1940 R83 Gum Inc. Lone Ranger Complete Set of (48) Cards Ride the open frontier with the offered 1940 R83 Gum Inc. Lone 390. (746) Circa 1910s B6 Country Ranger complete Flags with (102) United States set of (48) cards. This series was 389. (192) 1910s Mogul Cigarettes These (746) circa 1910s B6 Country Flags display released by the College Leathers countries, territories and principalities at the outset of Philadelphia con- Explore student life with these (192) 1910s Mogul the Twentieth Century. The approximately 5-1/4 x 8- fectioner at the Cigarettes college leathers. This mixed grouping is 1/2” felt blankets generally present (EX to NM). height of this western’s phenomenon and is highlighted comprised of numerous designations such as L20-L22 Typical perimeter fraying and scant instances of glue by vivid colors, powerful imagery, and colorful biogra- and L50-51. The majority of these well-preserved residue are found throughout. Varying degrees of dupli- phies. The low #1-36 series averages (GD to VG), antiquities present (EX to NM) with moderate duplica- cation and variations typical with the designation are while the challenging #36-48 high numbers generally tion found throughout. University seals, mini pennants noticeable. Highlights include (102) United States and present (GD). Key bookend cards #1 “A Silver Bullet” and other variations are discernable. Individual Mogul (7) Zion (Israel). and #48 “Silver’s Vigil” each grade (FR). sleeves for each insert is present. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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392. Circa 1911- 393. (183) 1912 S110 1909- “Generals” 1912 Large Premium Tobacco Silk Pillow Top & Non- Presented is a circa 1911- Sports 1912 S110 “Generals” Tobacco large premium silk pillow top. The images of mili- Cards tary masterminds Assembled is Napoleon Bonaparte, an interesting U.S. Grant, Robert E. Lee selection of and George Washington (183) 1909- are joined with nineteenth 1912 sports century icon Buffalo Bill and non-sports Cody. Measuring 22-3/4 tobacco cards from a variety of manufacturers. Found in this eclectic arrangement are x 23”, this delicate tapes- Sports: (44 cards) with 1910 E91-C American Caramel: Donahue (PR); 1910 T51 try is accentuated by an Murad College Series: (42 cards, majority FR); Non-Sports: (139 cards) with 1909- arrangement of military equipment and further crowned by the “Statue of Liberty.” 11 T59 Recruit/Sub Rosa Flags of all Nations: (67 cards, majority FR); 1910 L21 Displays mailing compacting folds associated with such issues along with expected College Pennants: Yale (EX-MT); 1910 T37 Turkey Red Automobile Series: (22 fraying along the left and right edges. Additional fabric creasing and mild surface ton- cards, median GD) and 1910 T218 Contentnea Indians: #28 (FR). For more details, ing does not disrupt the visual appeal. Ideal for further framing and display in the please visit our website. office of the militaria collector or non-sport enthusiast. Excellent condition. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

394. 1952 Topps Look ‘N See Partial Set of (97/135) PSA Graded Cards with Ruth & Rembrandt The slugger and savant headline the offered 1952 Topps Look ‘N See partial set of (97/135) PSA graded cards. This higher-grade accumulation portrays a variety of world figures, inventors, political masterminds and military tacticians. Highlights include PSA 8: (16 cards, four qualifiers); PSA 7: (50 cards) with #6 T. Roosevelt SP, #15 Ruth; PSA 6: (26 cards) with #1 F. Roosevelt SP, #82 Rembrandt SP and #112 J. Rockefeller SP. The red cellophane viewing paper is also present. More 395. 1962 Topps Civil War News Complete Set (88/88) on our website. The bloody internal conflict between the Northern and Southern states is chronicled Opening Bid $400.00 with the offered 1962 Topps Civil War News complete set. This 88-card edition is hallmarked by intense color schemes and alluring illustrations. Averages (EX-MT) with key bookend cards #1 “The Angry Man” (EX-MT) and #88 CL (EX to EX-MT). Opening Bid $200.00

396. (7) 1953-1967 Non- Sports Complete/ Near Sets with (1400+) 1910s- 1969 397. (7500+) 1970s-1990s Non-Sports Sets & Singles Singles Collection These seven 1953-1967 complete/near sets and (1400+) 1910s-1969 singles are a Covering a variety of subjects and themes is this (7500+) 1970s-1990s non-sports sets bonanza for the non-sports enthusiast. Highlights include Complete/Near Sets: (7 and singles collection. Among the (18) confirmed sets are 1970s sets: 1976 Topps sets) with 1953-1955 Topps World on Wheels: (#1-160, average GD); 1958 Topps Happy Days, 1976 Topps Welcome Back Kotter, 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 3 & 4 T.V. Westerns: (71/71, composite EX-MT); 1958 Topps Zorro: (88/88, median EX); (includes obscene SP) and (2) 1978 Topps Close Encounters. Also present are (7500+) 1961 Topps Sports Cars: (66/66, average EX); 1965 Fleer McHale’s Navy: (66/66, mixed 1970s-1990s singles and partial/near sets (average EX-MT) from hundreds of average NM); 1966 Topps Green Hornet Stickers near: (37/44, median EX-MT, two issues including (269) 1970s Topps Wacky Packages (average EX, multiple series), wrappers); 1967 Philadelphia Gum Daktari: (66/66, mainly EX-MT); Singles: (140) 1971-72 Fleer Globetrotters (median EX-MT), (2100+) 1977-1980 Star Wars (1400+) with 1951 Bowman Red Menace: #23 Ghost City (GD) and 1958 Topps (average EX-MT), (12) wax packs with (3) 1971 OPC Partridge Family and (7) 1976 T.V. Westerns: (184 cards, composite VG-EX). Also present are (150+) assorted Topps Happy Days. Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. 1910s-1960s Canadian, strip cards and mixed singles with a handful of earlier tobacco Although assumed complete, a common or two may be missing from the complete issues (average VG). More on our website. sets. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

64 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 399. 1952 Star-Cal Decal Entertainers Display with Original Envelope Journey back to the “five and dime” with this 1952 Star- Cal Decal 398. 1950 Topps Hopalong Cassidy Entertainers display 400. (210+) 1952-1956 Topps Non- High Number Near Set (42/44) with with ten original Sports Cards with 1956 Davy unopened (18) PSA Graded envelopes. Included Crockett Near Set (79/80) Ride the open range with the offered 1950 Topps are Blyth, K. Douglas, Granger, Hutton, Macrae, Explore various Topps non-sports issues with these Hopalong Cassidy near set of (42/44) with eighteen Martin/Lewis, A. Murphy, Sheridan, Stanwyck (210+) 1952-1956 cards. Included are 1952 Topps PSA graded. Included are PSA 7: #188, 216, 226; PSA (creased) and M. Wilson. The unopened packages gen- Wings: (44 cards, majority FR); 1956 Topps Davy 6: #191, 195, 196, 200, 202, 204, 219, 224, 228, 229; erally present (EX-MT) with a couple lesser. The well- Crockett Green: (22 cards, median FR) and 1956 PSA 5: #187, 230; PSA 4: #193, 203 and 220. The preserved blue display measures 13x21 with mild Topps Davy Crockett Orange near: (79/80, average ungraded portion averages (EX-MT) with instances of peripheral wear and creasing. The easel is firmly GD, missing #69, 61 duplicates average FR to GD). A errant centering and two examples of reverse writing. attached to the reverse and unused. The original manila combination of surface and obverse wear along with Missing #194 and 208 for completion envelope that housed this group is included. bowing due to storing methods account for the assigned Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 grades. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

402. (5) Autographed U.S. 401. 1890s-1940s Vintage Cigar Box Presidential Autobiographies With Labels With FDR and Rarities 403. (17) Signed JSA Political/Presidential Signed Flats Connoisseurs of cigars and their packaging will appreci- Executive penmanship decorates these (5) published ate this impressive assortment of 1890s-1940s original volumes. Each hardbound autobiographical work has Lot with Ike outer and inner box labels. With lithographed and been endorsed by its author on the flyleaf or title page. The presented collection features (17) signed col- embossed imagery, the colorful endorsements average The autographs show (“9-10”) strength throughout and lectibles including a couple of Presidents. Highlights (NM) quality with highlights including: White Cat ( 1 8 9 0 s include: George W. Bush, Decision Points (full JSA); include: Index Cards/Cuts: D. Eisenhower (“7”), inner box label); (3) Three Tw i n s 1900s inner box label); Laura Bush, Spoken From the Heart; Hugh Impellitteri (“9”), Martin Kennedy (“7”), E. Roosevelt Old Hickory (1910s inner box label with portrait of Carter/Jimmy Carter, Cousin Beedie And Cousin (“7-8”), (3) R.A. Taft (each “8”), Truman (“8”), E. Andrew Jackson); (3) Spirit of St. Louis (1920s inner box Hot; Jimmy Carter, An Hour Before Daylight; Hillary Warren (“7”). Auction LOA from James Spence labels); Franklin D. Roosevelt (1940s outer box label Rodham Clinton, Living History. Individual Authentications. More on our website. with image of FDR). More on our website. certs/holograms from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

405. Marvin Gaye 1983 Tour Signed 406. Music Memorabilia & Record Letter With Full JSA Lot with Signed Johnny & June 404. Celebrity Autograph Collection A bitter departure from “Motown” coincided with a of (55) with Photographs revival to Marvin Gaye’s recording career. Providing Carter Photo Take a walk down Hollywood Boulevard with this star- “Sexual Healing” to audiences along his 1983 Featuring four of the best musical acts from a half-cen- studded collection of (55) autographed 8x10 photo- “Midnight Love” tour, Gaye had occasion to endorse tury ago, this lot contains a 1956 Elvis Presley LPM- graphs and magazine covers. The grouping includes this correspondence. Composed by Gaye, the typewrit- 1382 (VG), 1964 Introducing the Beatles” (GD), (5) Oscar winners, TV icons and cult favorites, with signa- ten letter lists infractions and resultant fines for band Beach Boys LP including “Pet Sounds” and “Surfin’ tures in various markers and averaging (“9-10”) in members and staff with Gaye’s encouragement for all USA” and a signed 8x10 photograph of Johnny and strength. Keys include: Matthew Broderick, Don to avoid those pratfalls. At the conclusion, Gaye has June Carter Cash. More on our website. Cheadle, Cuba Gooding Jr., (2) Jon Voight, Robin signed “Marvin P. Gaye Jr.” in black ballpoint (“9” Opening Bid $150.00 Williams, James Earl Jones, Matt Damon and Hugh strength and clarity). Full photo LOA from JSA. More Jackman. All individual basic cert. from PSA/DNA. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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408. Bill Clinton/Al Gore Signed Baseball With Full JSA Keeping with tradition, former U.S. President Bill Clinton threw out a ceremonial first pitch at a Major League contest. Clinton and his running mate took another occasion to autograph this baseball. The clean ONL White orb (grade “9”) is signed on the 407. John F. Kennedy Signed 1954 Correspondence on sweet spot by Clinton, his black felt tip penning showing (“8”) quality. On the east panel, former Vice President Al Gore has signed in blue ballpoint (“8”). Full photo U.S. Senate Letterhead - Full JSA LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X17053). On Capitol Hill at the tender age of 36, former U.S. Senator and Chief Executive John Opening Bid $300.00 F. Kennedy composed and signed this correspondence in April, 1954. Typewritten on Kennedy’s “United States Senate” personal stationery, the letter is dated “April 7, 1954” and addressed to a New England woman. The letter’s content is a response to the woman’s request to have her husband admitted to a veteran’s hospital. At the conclusion, Kennedy has signed in black-ink steel-tip fountain pen, his regal scripting showing (“9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/sticker #X07173). Opening Bid $500.00

409. 15-inch Snoopy Doll Signed by Charles Schulz with Full JSA Presented is a 15-inch cloth doll of the famous companion to Charlie Brown, Snoopy. The stitched figure has tagging copyrighting the toy to 1968. The back of the head has been autographed in black marker (“7-8”) by Peanuts cartoonist Charles M. Shulz. The doll, which shows mild staining and toning all over, is missing the nose button and shows a plastic tip that has been broken off. The doll’s red shirt has a tag and copyright date of 1960, as well as an image of the Peanuts crew with “The Gang’s all Here” above it. Denim Jeans are on the bottom half. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

410. Rolling Stones 1994 “Voodoo Lounge” Framed Tour Poster Signed by Jagger, Richard, Watts and Wood Still packing arenas and wowing fervent crowds after more than 30 years of performing, The Rolling Stones staged their “Voodoo Lounge” tour in 1994-1994. This colorful tour poster is autographed by (4) members of the Rock ‘n Roll super group. Framed to dimensions of 23 x 30- 1/2”, the global-themed poster features the group’s famed “hot licks” logos and was signed in 411. (2) GIA Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds July 1994 at the tour’s Each graded by the Gemological Institute of America with individual diamond reports. Toronto, Canada stop. Tangible assets are found with this pair of round brilliant cut diamonds. Included are With graphite pencil sig- 1.) 0.39 carat, I color, VS2 clarity and Poor cut grades and 2.) 0.37 carat, D color, Sl1 natures that show crisp (“9”) strength and clarity, the limited edition (1356/5000) and Fair cut grades. Each diamond has confirmed Good polish and Fair symmetry. piece includes: Mick Jagger, Keith Richard (with a skull drawing in his own hand), Opening Bid $500.00 Charlie Watts (inscribed “94”) and Ron Wood (inscribed “from the Voodoo Lounge”). COA from Musicom International, Inc. Opening Bid $500.00

66 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 412. 1914 413. 1909-10 414. 1921 W516- Cracker Jack E97 Briggs Co. 2-2 #10 Babe #22 Joe Wood Lozenge Ruth SGC SGC 20 Admiral Schlei Authentic Opening Bid $100.00 (Blank Back) Opening Bid $200.00 SGC Authentic Opening Bid $100.00

417. 1956 World Series Yankee Stadium Credential - PSA “Authentic” 415. (3) 1933 George C. Miller - Larsen PG Opening Bid $100.00 Cancelled Samples—All PSA 4 1 6 . 1948-49 Leaf #165 Dale Mitch e l l Authentic SP W rong Back (Hoot Evers)—SGC 30 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

418. June 29, 420. (4) 2000- 1961 Connie 2010 Cal Ripken Mack Stadium Jr. Graded Ticket Stub Modern From Willie Jersey/Autos & Mays 3-Homer 419. 1969 World Series Game 3 3,000 Hit Ticket— Game - PSA 5 Shea Stadium Full Ticket - PSA 5 All PSA 10 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

422. (2) 1899-1900 The Sporting 421. Late-1800s Orioles Team News M101-1 Supplements Griffin 423. (2) 1910 T209-1 Contentnea Cabinet Photograph and Tannehill Color McGeehan & Walsh Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

426. 1927 Babe Ruth Argentina Premium Opening Bid 424. 1925 World Series Game 4 $150.00 425. (4) 1930s George Burke Photos Ticket Stub (Only Walter Johnson of Baseball Hall of Famers Including Postseason Shutout) Opening Bid $100.00 Foxx Opening Bid $100.00

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427. 1930s-1940s Rare Pittsburgh 428. 1959 National League All-Stars Pirates Pennant Scroll-Style Pennant - Very Rare 429. (2) Rare 1940s-1950s Pittsburgh Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Pirates Pennants Opening Bid $100.00

430. (2) 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates National League Champions 431. (4) Pittsburgh Pirates Scroll 432. (10) Pittsburgh Pirates Pennants Pennants Pennants With Tougher Versions Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

434. 1954 435. 1961 Topps #128 Golden Press Hank Aaron Hall of Fame Rookie Baseball Stars Opening Bid Complete Album $100.00 of (33) 433. 1930s-1970s Brooklyn/Los Opening Bid $200.00 Angeles Dodgers Publications Lot Opening Bid $100.00

436. 1971 O- 437. Pee-Chee Tampa Baseball Bay Rays Starter Set 2008 (500/752) with Visitors Wrapper On-Deck 438. Jimmie Foxx Cut Autograph— Opening Bid Circle $150.00 PSA/DNA 8 From Yankee Stadium Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

441. 1973 Hall of 440. Fame Mickey Induction Mantle Signed Single- Baseball Signed With (18) Baseball Including 439. 1944 Connie Mack Day Signed With Kuhn, Ticket Stub with Full JSA “HOF ‘74” Inscription and Full JSA Musial, Greenberg and Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

68 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 442. 1975 Baltimore 443. Orioles “3500 Team- Club” Signed Baseball Baseball Signed With by 444. Derek Jeter & Andy Pettitte Palmer, Aaron, Single-Signed OML Baseballs with Weaver, B. Robinson and Full JSA Mays and Murray Steiner COAs Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

447. Baseball Bat Balance of Collection With (8) Single- 446. (5) Autographed “Theme” Signed 4 4 5 . (5) 500 Home Run Club Single- Baseball Bats With Ripken/Murray Opening Bid Signed Baseballs With Aaron and May s and Mikan $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

449. (4) Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards With Paige - All PSA Opening Bid $200.00 450. (3) Autographed 1963 Baseball 448. Autographed 1955 Topps Exhibit Stat Backs with Koufax— Baseball #124 Killebrew RC - PSA Opening Bid $100.00 All/PSA DNA Opening Bid $150.00

451. (12) 1947-1966 453. Charlie Signed Gehringer Baseball Autographed Exhibits Detroit with (6) Tigers Hall of Souvenir Famers Opening Bid 452. Joe DiMaggio & Mickey Mantle Jersey With $100.00 Signed PSA/DNA Postcards Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

455. Ron Lewis “500 Home Run 454. “Willie, Club” 456. (3) Mickey and Lithograph New The Duke” Signed by York Signed (11) With Yankees Framed Mantle, Signed Lithograph Aaron, Pieces Opening Bid Williams and With DiMaggio, Gordon, Hoyt, $150.00 Full JSA McCarthy and Ruffing Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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457. Mickey 458. Mantle George Autographed Bush Portrait With Signed Full JSA Photo to Opening Bid Bud $200.00 459. Bill Jurges and Cecil Travis Wilkinson Autographed Vintage Baseball Opening Bid $150.00 Gloves Opening Bid $150.00

462. 1950 460. 1925 461. 1926 Army- Jan University Navy Football Productions of Illinois Program/Ticket Baltimore “The Illio” From Dedication Colts AAFL Yearbook of Soldier Field Bank With with Opening Bid $200.00 Felt Letter Grange Intact Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

463. 1956 464. Super Bowl 465. Super Bowl Chicago II Graded Ticket XXXVII Cardinals vs. Stub - PSA 4 (Buccaneers vs. New York Giants Opening Bid $250.00 Raiders) Full Ticket Stub from Ticket—PSA 9 Sam Huff’s First Opening Bid $100.00 Game—PSA 4 Opening Bid $100.00

466. Super Bowl 468. Walter XXXIX (Patriots Payton vs. Eagles) Full Signed and Ticket—PSA 10 Framed Opening Bid $150.00 467. Danbury Mint 1966 Green Bay Limited Packers Display Edition Opening Bid $100.00 Lithograph Opening Bid $150.00

471. John Elway Original Goal Line Art Card Artwork by Gary 470. (8) Baltimore Colts/Washington 469. (4) Football HOF Signed Lot Thomas Redskins Single-Signed Baseballs Opening Bid with Namath – All Steiner With Baugh and Berry $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

70 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: JU N E 1-2, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 473. (19) 474. (106) 1948 1951-1987 Bowman Multi-Sport Baseball & PSA Football Graded 472. Signed 2010 Goal Line Art Singles Collection Postcard Limited Edition Set of (7) with Feller with Stars Opening Bid Opening Bid Football Hall of Famers—All #43/100 $100.00 $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

475. 1979-80 O- Pee-Chee #18 Wayne Gretzky PSA 6 Opening Bid $100.00

476. 1974-75 & 1976-77 Topps 477. (2) Wayne Gretzky Hockey Complete Sets Autographed/Framed Displays Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

479. Joe Louis 480. Gene 1940s Hand- Tunney 1927 Held Puppet Signed Opening Bid $100.00 Photograph With Full JSA 478. Circa 1940s Joe Louis Silver Opening Bid $100.00 Ring Opening Bid $100.00

482. 2010 Team Canada 483. Circa 1930s R150 Time Marches 481. Muhammad Ali Signed 10x8 Autographed 11x14 with (22) On Partial Set (34/48) Photograph Including Crosby & Broduer Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

485. 1952 Topps Look ‘n See #82 Rembrandt - PSA 5 Opening Bid $100.00 484. (58) Circa 1930s R13 American 486. (6) Entertainers Signed G-Men Horizontal & Vertical Strip Baseballs With Debbie Reynolds Cards and Mickey Rooney Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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