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Kit Young's Sale #105 KIT YOUNG’S SALE #105 EXHIBIT CARDS The following is our largest listing ever of popular Exhibit cards, including a break up of the 1947-66 set which includes many of the scarcer cards. 1947-66 EXHIBITS Bobby Doerr Red Sox ........................VG-EX 12.00; EX (scuff back) 5.00 Buddy Lewis Senators .......................................................VG-EX 22.00 Hank Aaron Braves ...........EX-MT $45.00 Dick Donovan (plain cap) Braves ............................................. EX 10.00 Johnny Lindell Yankees .....................................................EX-MT 30.00 Joe Adcock (black signature) Braves ...... Dick Donovan White Sox .....................................................EX-MT 7.00 Phil Linz Yankees ..............................................................EX-MT 60.00 EX-MT 8.00 Walter Dropo Red Sox .........................................................EX-MT 7.00 Don Lock Senators............................................................EX-MT 45.00 Joe Adcock (white signature) Braves .. EX Don Drysdale (portrait) Dodgers .............................................. EX 40.00 Whitey Lockman Cardinals ..................................................EX-MT 7.00 4.50; EX (ink stamp back) 2.00 Don Drysdale (glove at waist) Dodgers ....................PSA 6 EX-MT 45.00 Johnny Logan Braves .........................................................EX-MT 7.00 Max Alvis Indians .............. NR-MT 55.00 Luke Easter Indians ...............................................EX 7.00; VG-EX 5.00 Dale Long (P cap) Pirates .......................................................... EX 5.00 Johnny Antonelli Braves .... NR-MT 10.00 Bruce Edwards Dodgers.......................................................... EX 15.00 Dale Long (C cap) Cubs ............................... EX-MT 45.00; VG-EX 19.00 Johnny Antonelli Giants ......EX-MT 10.00 Del Ennis Cardinals ...............................................EX-MT 8.00; EX 4.50 Ed Lopat Yankees ..............................................................EX-MT 13.00 Luis Aparicio (portrait) White Sox . NR-MT Al Evans Senators ..................................................EX 9.00; VG-EX 5.00 Peanuts Lowrey (incorrect) Reds ..........................................VG-EX 7.00 12.00; EX-MT 10.00 Walter Evers Tigers ........................... EX-MT 8.00; EX 5.00; VG-EX 4.00 Peanuts Lowrey (correct) Reds .................................................. EX 8.00 Luis Aparicio (batting) White Sox ..EX-MT Ferris Fain (portrait) White Sox ............................EX-MT 14.00; EX 7.00 Sal Maglie Giants ..................................................EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.50 49.00 Ferris Fain (fielding) A’s ........................................................VG-EX 7.50 Art Mahaffey Phillies ...........................................................EX-MT 8.00 Luke Appling White Sox .EX 22.00; VG-EX Dick Farrell Colt .45’s ..........................................................EX-MT 8.00 Hank Majeski Indians ....... EX-MT 7.00; EX+ 3.00; VG 2.00; GD-VG 1.50 16.00 Ed Whitey Ford Yankees ....................................................EX-MT 45.00 Frank Malzone Red Sox ......................................EX-MT 12.00; EX 7.00 Richie Ashburn (incorrect with Exhibit) Phillies ........................ EX 10.00 Whitey Ford (portrait) Yankees ......................... PSA 6.5 EX-MT+ 250.00 Mickey Mantle (portrait) Yankees......................................VG-EX 600.00 Richie Ashburn (incorrect no Exhibit) Phillies ............................. EX 8.00 Whitey Ford (pitching) Yankees ................................................ EX 20.00 Mickey Mantle (batting, ck not connected) Yankees .....PSA 5 EX 105.00 Richie Ashburn (correct) Phillies .............................................. EX 10.00 Dick Fowler A’s ......................................................................... EX 7.00 Mickey Mantle (batting, ck connected) Yankees EX-MT 170.00 Richie Ashburn Cubs ........................................................ NR-MT 65.00 Nellie Fox White Sox ..................NR-MT 25.00; EX-MT 20.00; EX 12.00 Mickey Mantle (batting pinstripes) Yankees .................PSA 5 EX 195.00 Bob Aspromonte Colt .45’s ................................. NR-MT 12.00; EX 7.00 Tito Francona Indians ............................................EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.00 Marty Marion Browns..........................................................EX-MT 9.00 Toby Atwell Cubs .................................................................VG-EX 4.00 Bob Friend Pirates ..............................................................EX-MT 9.00 Willard Marshall Giants ............................................................. EX 4.00 Ed Bailey (no cap) Reds ........................................EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.00 Carl Furillo Dodgers ...........................................................VG-EX 16.00 Ed Mathews (incorrect) Braves..........................EX-MT 20.00; EX 12.00 Ed Bailey (with cap) Reds .......................................................... EX 7.00 Augie Galan A’s ..................................................EX 16.00; VG-EX 13.00 Ed Mathews (correct) Braves ............................EX-MT 35.00; EX 20.00 Gene Baker Cubs ...........................................NR-MT 9.00; EX-MT 7.00 Jim Gentile Orioles .................................................................... EX 6.00 Ed Mayo Tigers ......................................................EX 5.00; VG-EX 4.00 Ernie Banks (portrait) Cubs ..................................................... EX 28.00 Tony Gonzalez Phillies .........................................................EX-MT 9.00 Willie Mays (portrait) Giants ........ EX-MT 49.00; EX 33.00; VG-EX 29.00 Ernie Banks (white signature) Cubs ......................................... EX 30.00 Billy Goodman (batting) Red Sox .........................EX-MT 12.00; EX 7.00 Willie Mays (batting) Giants ...............................................EX-MT 48.00 Steve Barber Orioles ...............................................PSA 6 EX-MT 12.00 Billy Goodman (leaping) Red Sox .........................EX-MT 10.00; EX 6.00 Bill Mazeroski (batting) Pirates ......... PSA 6 EX-MT 25.00; EX-MT 20.00 Earl Battey Twins ..................................... EX-MT (ink stamp back) 5.00 Ted Greengrass Reds ................................................................ EX 6.00 Bill Mazeroski (portrait) Pirates .........................................EX-MT 20.00 Matt Batts White Sox .... EX-MT 8.00; EX 5.00; GD-VG (paper loss back) Dick Groat Pirates ..................................................................... EX 6.00 Ken McBride Angels ............................................EX-MT 14.00; EX 7.00 2.50 Steve Gromek Tigers ................................................................. EX 8.00 Barney McCosky (incorrect) Indians ....................EX-MT 12.00; EX 6.00 Hank Bauer (plain cap) A’s ................................................EX-MT 49.00 Johnny Groth Tigers .............................................................VG-EX 4.00 Barney McCosky (correct) Indians .....EX 65.00; VG 39.00; VG (ink back) Hank Bauer (NY cap) Yankees ...........................................EX-MT 12.00 Orval Grove White Sox .......................................................VG-EX 22.00 28.00 Frank Baumholtz Cubs .............................................................. EX 4.00 Frank Gustine Pirates .........................EX-MT 9.00; EX (back scuff) 3.00 Lindy McDaniel Cardinals ....................................................EX-MT 7.00 Gene Bearden Indians ...........................................EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.00 Frank Gustine Cubs ................................................................... EX 7.00 Gil McDougald Yankees ........................................................... EX 20.00 Joe Beggs Reds .............................................. EX+ 20.00; VG-EX 14.00 Bert Haas Reds ....................................................... EX 14.00; VG 10.00 Albert Mele Reds ...............................................EX 20.00; VG-EX 15.00 Yogi Berra (made in USA) Yankees .....................................EX-MT 35.00 Grady Hatton Reds ................................................EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.00 Sam Mele White Sox .........................................EX-MT 18.00; EX 10.00 Steve Bilko Cardinals ................................................................VG 3.00 Jim Hegan Indians ............................ EX-MT 7.00; EX 4.00; VG-EX 3.50 Minnie Minoso (Sox cap) White Sox .....................................EX-MT 9.00 Ewell Blackwell (portrait) Reds .................................................. EX 5.00 Tommy Henrich Yankees ......................................................... EX 10.00 Minnie Minoso (C cap) White Sox ............................................ EX 17.00 Don Blasingame (plain cap) Reds ......................................EX-MT 17.00 Ray Herbert White Sox ..................................................PSA 5 EX 39.00 Dale Mitchell Indians................................................................. EX 3.00 Don Blasingame (St.L cap) Cardinals........NR-MT 8.00; EX-MT 7.00; EX Gene Hermanski Cubs ........................................EX-MT 12.00; VG 5.00 Wally Moon Dodgers ...........................................................EX-MT 7.00 4.00; VG-EX 3.00 Whitey Herzog A’s ............................................................ NR-MT 20.00 Don Mueller Giants ..................................
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