1. Babe Ruth and Christy Walsh Dual

Home , 1935 World Series, 2007 Pro Bowl, Doc Casey, Don Richmond, Dusty Cooke, Howie Fox

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4 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 ATTENTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF unique sticker/certificate combination for each item. In the YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO remaining cases, on lots with more than one autographed REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CREDITS! ALSO, THE item, we will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT AND IN THE SAME for the entire lot (although we are trying to do away with FORM AS WHEN IT WAS SOLD IN ORDER TO this altogether, but sometimes it is the only cost effective RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERA- method). This is the original letter that we receive from the TIONS - NO EXCEPTIONS!! authentication company describing the offered lot. You may use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should We have conservatively graded most items, however we you chose to do that, however the auction LOA’s are only strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better valid for 45 days from the end of the auction. Please see yet, come view the items you are interested in. If you are the item's description for specific authentication on each unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to individual lot. Please call if you have any questions regarding make any changes from the print catalog on our website. these auction lot LOA's. Any changes that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that item by email. 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Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are 10) When we refer to a population report about graded always looking for part-time field representatives in new cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three at 215-530-4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose sit- equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise money. stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of writing and are subject to change. Consignments For Our Next Auction: We have already begun taking consignments for our About Our Autographs: December 12, 2013 auction. Consignment deadline: All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come October 31, 2013 - by consigning your items early, you with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most allow us the opportunity to advertise your items on our used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), website, in trade publications and press releases, as well as at Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some major shows across the country. This is an invaluable way to even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take expose your items to our thousands of current bidders and great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", possible new bidders, who can then plan ahead to bid on "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world your items. Believe me, it happens! of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in have passed the most stringent examination. our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (primarily 1960s's and older, though), feel free to call us and Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature discuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden was a common practice among teams where the key players under a little dust, or needs the right exposure! would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a ALSO: We are the best major catalog auction company for clubhouse signature. newer modern insert, relic and autographed cards. Virtually every consignor has been pleased with the results for their Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: "Shiny Cards" through our auction. 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1. Babe Ruth and Christy Walsh Dual-Signed Baseball - Full JSA Just 103 home runs into his mythical career, before his new suitors, the New York Yankees, had ever appeared in a Fall Classic (an event they would come to define), 26 year-old Babe Ruth was the sizable and primary target for commercial and publicity opportunists. Thanks to fate and perseverance, one such agent “landed” Ruth and enjoyed a subsequent friendship to which no other partnership in the history of American sport can compare. Wondrous sentiments regarding that pairing are prompted by this rare and unusual keepsake: a baseball signed by Babe Ruth and his longtime business partner, Christy Walsh.

The subject of headlines after launching a record 29 round-trippers in 1919, Ruth’s star soared to dizzying heights following his 54-homer effort in the 1920 campaign, his first in the white-hot New York spotlight. Complying with all of the publicists at first, Ruth soon felt the smothering effects and quickly shunned all requests. Enter Walsh, a former sports cartoonist and ghost writer who made his mark with syndicated accounts of World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker. To Ruth, however, Walsh was just another in a long line of parasites and thus, the Baltimore-born slugger would hear none of his proposals. Only happenstance got Walsh face to face with Ruth. With Prohibition in effect before the 1921 season, Walsh found himself in the del- icatessen that delivered Ruth his bootleg beer. Hearing that the normal delivery boy was absent, Walsh alertly volunteered to deliver the beer to Ruth’s lavish Ansonia Hotel quarters. Once inside (and the recipient of a generous tip), Walsh went to work, asking Ruth how much he was paid by United Press in 1920 for his personal accounts of 54 home runs. When Ruth conveyed that he had earned five dollars per story, Walsh countered with an offer of “500 dollars for anything you write.” And so began a 15-year partnership of syndicated coverage that proved quite lucrative to both.

Along the way, the pair decorated this unofficial sphere with their bold endorsements. The off-white “Anchor Brand” orb (grade “6”) is affected by a series of minor abrasions. In its customary occupancy of the sweet spot, Ruth’s black-ink fountain penning projects (“6-7”) strength and clarity, with aforementioned abrasions preventing even higher assessment. On the south panel, Walsh’s scripting projects similar qualities and completes a rarely seen pairing of Ruth and his famed agent on the same medium. The occasion was, with high probability, one of the lucrative barnstorming tours at which Ruth supplemented his sizable income. According to the consignor, the original recipient was a former Marquette University student who obtained the souvenir directly from Ruth and Walsh at Milwaukee’s Pfister Hotel sometime between 1931 and 1934.

Accompanying is a full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $9000-$12,000). Opening Bid $4000.00

6 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. 1886 Tomlinson 2. 1894 Betz Studio Studios Ned Baltimore Baseball Hanlon (Portrait) Club with (8) Hall of Rookie Card SGC Famers—SGC 20 Often vilified by foes and the Authentic—Only late nineteenth century press as a Known Pose foul-mouthed group of cheats, in Hall of Fame rookie reality, the 1890s Baltimore card! Graded Authentic Orioles were a dynasty which by SGC. With an appear- fielded numerous Hall of Famers ance of a dapper states- and used “small ball” along with man, the mustachioed sound defensive principles to Edward Hugh (Ned) appear in four straight Temple Hanlon dresses the part Cup series. Graded 20 Fair 1.5 of baseball royalty on by SGC. Produced by the Betz this exceedingly scarce Studio of N. Washington St. in 1886 Tomlinson Studios Baltimore, the offered 1894 portrait, considered to be Baltimore Baseball Club cabinet his true “rookie card.” was released during their first The former player and title appearance. One of only skipper was inducted to four total specimens judged by the Baseball Hall of SGC, the 4-1/4 x 6-1/2” antiqui- Fame in 1996 and period ty pictures sixteen members of material has eluded the championship squad, eight of whom would later be enshrined at Cooperstown. many such collectors. The cameos depict the players in formal attire complete with identifiers beneath their Despite perimeter trim- oval images. ming along with a combination of reverse back Subjects include: Bonner, Brodie, Brouthers, Clarke, Esper, Gleason, Hanlon, damage, the image of the Hawke, Hemning, Jennings, Keeler, Kelley, McGraw, McMahon, Reitz and W. suit-wearing Hanlon is Robinson. striking and clear. A small pencil marking The perimeter displays moderate wear and limited surface abrasions with the upper along the upper right right corner sustaining additional chipping and fraying. Most importantly, the ornate corner does not adverse- design scheme of the canvas is absent of any significant detractors. The blank ly detract from the over- reverse exhibits superficial and uniform foxing due to prolonged storage. all presentation. The lone Interestingly, the poses are exact replicas of the decidedly scarce 1894 Alpha copy of the 1886 Engraving issue. An impressive nineteenth century “Charm City” diamond artifact Tomlinson Studios issue to be judged by the third-party service. from a season in which the Orioles first captured the hearts of their home city. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

5. Circa 1890 Keethler & Davie Spud Johnson Cabinet 4. Circa 1880s J. Wood Studio SGC 20 Joe Crotty Portrait SGC 10 Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. Not much is Dashing 1880s J. Wood Studio Joe Crotty known of James Ralph (Spud) Johnson - portrait. Judged 10 Poor 1 by SGC due to his exact birthplace/date, what he did after a combination of expected perimeter wear leaving the Cleveland Spiders in 1891 nor and period writing, the ornate gilt framing his death date/place. Capture the mystery proudly depicts the light-hitting backstop man on this circa 1890 Keethler and during his brief tenure in the professional Davie Studio cabinet. The suit-clad game. The clear image of the mustachioed Johnson who once paced the American ballplayer is crease-free while the blank Association in RBIs appears bemused on reverse displays expected age-induced this crease-free portrait with period nota- discoloration. A fine nineteenth century tions on the blank reverse. The Columbus, artifact from the prolific New York studio. Ohio studio presumably photographed Opening Bid $250.00 Johnson during his 1889-1890 stint with the club. Opening Bid $200.00

6. 1905 Souvenir 7. Circa 1907 American League Postcard Publishing Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Team Postcard SGC 10—Only Team Graded With a cast of six Hall of Famers portrayed, this Composite circa 1907 American Lg. Pub. Co. Philadelphia SGC Authentic Athletics postcard offers a tremendous value for In the six years pre-war enthusiasts. Graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC due between releases of to a combination of surface writing and reverse the 1903 E107 paper loss/residue, this composite picturing eight- B r e i s c h - Williams and een total players from the squad includes Bender, 1 9 0 9 - 11 T206 White Borders editions, the best pre-war hobbyists could hope for are E. Collins, J. Collins, Mack, Plank and Waddell as postcards such as the offered 1905 Souvenir Postcard Cleveland team composite. Graded the highlights. The only such representation judged Authentic by SGC due to barely perceptible trimming, this ornate rendition pictures by SGC. Note that several of the black-and-white twenty members of the squad with the legendary Nap Lajoie being the lone ballplayer portraits are replicated in the 1909-11 T206 White profiled. With deference to a piece of tape along the right edge, the correspondence sec- Borders series. tion is clean. One of only seven total copies judged by the third-party service. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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8. 1910-11 9. 1903 10. 1910 E98 T3 Turkey E107 John McGraw Red Breisch (Black Swamp Cabinets #9 Williams Find-Green) Ty Cobb Doc Casey SGC 86 Graded 86 NM+ 7.5 (Checklist SGC 10 From the first by SGC. It’s the stuff Back) SGC major baseball that hobby dreams are 40 issue of the cen- made of. This 1910 Stunning 1910- tury, the offered E98 John McGraw 11 T3 Turkey 1903 E107 (green) was one of Red Cabinets Breisch nearly 700 cards from #9 Ty Cobb Williams Doc the designation uncov- with a clean Casey is an ideal ered by a Defiance, checklist back Type card with Ohio family in 2012. reverse. Graded undeniable Resting untouched for 40 VG 3 by upside. Graded over a century, these pristine specimens were discov- SGC, the legendary Hall of Famer emerges from a 10 Poor 1 by ered in a box in an attic. Each card stack was tightly lovely tri-color dusk stadium backdrop. Moderate SGC due to a secured by antique twine and had entirely escaped the peripheral wear and wrinkling is offset by lush surface combination of obverse wear, the 110 year-old portrait harsh elements. The Hall of Fame McGraw meets the hues and an overall commanding presentation. As per- of the Detroit-turned-Chicago ballplayer still remains stringent criteria for the technical assessment with haps the undisputed key to the highly prized tobacco attractive with a clean, blank back. Only four total razor-sharp corners, creamy edges and “dead” center- series, this “Georgia Peach” is a prime choice for set specimens of this card have been judged by the third- ing. The checklist back is clean. One of three at the collectors and Hall of Fame enthusiasts alike. party grading service. grading level with only two better. Opening Bid $1200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

11. 1911 Western Playground Walt Carlisle SGC Authentic When was the last time you saw one of these? This near impossible 1911 Western Playground Walt Carlisle is the first such example that Huggins and Scott has offered. 12. (3) 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcards of Graded Authentic by Washington Senators—All SGC Graded 13. (4) 1923 E123 Curtis Ireland Candy SGC due to slight Presented are (3) 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcards picturing SGC 20-55 Graded Cards trimming along the members of the Washington Senators. Each graded by The American version of the Canadian V100 Willard’s edges, the Pacific Coast League themed issue closely SGC. Included are 1.) Freeman (SGC 10, only four Chocolates issue released a year prior, this quartet of resembles the early Zeenut issues of the era. The graded, postmarked 1908 in Washington D.C. with 1923 E123 Curtis Ireland Candy singles is desirable in obverse presents (GD) with mild horizontal creasing note); 2.) McBride (SGC 30, 1 of 2 graded) and 3.) any condition. Each judged by SGC. Included are 1) along with even corner and edge wear. The ornate Shipke (SGC 10, 1 of 4 graded, postmarked 1908 in Burns (SGC 55, 1 of 3, highest graded); 2.) Stephenson membership certificate reverse is absent of any paper Washington D.C. with note). (SGC 20, only graded); 3.) Schang (SGC 55, 1 of 3, loss or writing. One of three examples of this English Opening Bid $200.00 highest graded) and 4.) Vaughn (SGC 45, 1 of 3, one born player assessed by the grading service. better). The promotional backs are problem-free. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

14. 1926-29 Exhibits Postcard Back Babe Ruth (Pose) SGC 30 with Purple Tint Variation Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. With a tight grip and determined stare, few American League pitchers dared to chal- lenge the mighty Babe 15. 1929 Exhibits Star Picture Stamps Ruth. The stout New Ruth/Dempsey/Chaplin SGC 40 York Yankee displays Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. American icons are pictured his lethal form on the in varying levels of attire on this interesting 1929 16. (6) 1935 Schutter-Johnson PSA offered 1926-29 Exhibits Star Picture Stamps postcard picturing eight Exhibits Postcard bat- Graded Baseball Hall of Famers with celebrities of the day. Pictured are Top Row: Mix, ting pose. The black-and-white image of the young Gehrig Lindbergh, Ruth, Chaplin; Bottom Row: Dempsey, slugger is accented by a tougher purple canvas. The tint Each graded by PSA. Get sound baseball advice from Lloyd, Fairbanks and Jolson. While the upper edge dis- variation exhibits moderate, but even corner wear along the best to ever play the game with this sextet of 1935 plays barely distinguishable wear the correspondence with barely distinguishable surface abrasions just to the Schutter-Johnson Hall of Famers. Included are informa- section on the flip is absent of any writing. right of his lumber. The correspondence section is tive renderings of PSA 4: #22 Hubbell; PSA 1.5: #19 Opening Bid $250.00 absent of any writing or postmarks. Alexander; PSA 1: (4 cards) with #1 Simmons, #7 Opening Bid $250.00 Hornsby, #20 Gehrig and #33 Lyons (mk). Opening Bid $300.00

8 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 19. 1908-09 Rose 17. 1888 N338-2 18. 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcard S.F. Hess Mike Co. Postcard Otis Frank Delahanty Slattery SGC 20 Clymer SGC 60 SGC 40 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

22. 1908-09 Rose 20. 1908-09 Rose 21. 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcard Bill Co. Postcard Co. Postcard Bob Hinchman SGC Johnny Evers SGC Ganley SGC 60 80—Highest 10—Only Graded Opening Bid $250.00 Graded Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

23. 1908-09 Rose 25. 1908-09 Rose 24. 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcard Co. Postcard Vive Co. Postcard Case Lindamann SGC Charlie Smith Patten SGC 45 SGC 55—Highest 50—None Better Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Graded Opening Bid $200.00

27. 1909-11 T206 28. 1909-11 T206 26. 1908-09 Rose White Borders Ty White Borders Ty Co. Postcard Jack Cobb (Red Cobb (Green Warner SGC 40 Portrait) SGC 40 Portrait) SGC 35 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

29. 1909-11 T206 30. 1909-11 T206 31. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Cy White Borders Cy White Borders Cy Young (Bare Hand Young (Bare Hand Young (Portrait) Shows) SGC 55 Shows) SGC 50 SGC 40 with Piedmont Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Back Opening Bid $250.00

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33. 1910-11 T3 32. 1911 T3 Turkey Red 34. 1916 BF2 Turkey Red Cabinets #98 Ferguson Cabinets Ira Solly Hofman Bakery Chief Thomas (Turkey (Checklist Bender SGC Red Back) PSA 4 Back) SGC Authentic Opening Bid $200.00 50—None Opening Bid $150.00 Better Opening Bid $150.00

36. 1916 BF2 37. 1916 BF2 35. 1916 BF2 Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Bakery Johnny Bakery Chick Bakery Charles Evers Felt Comiskey SGC Gandil SGC Pennant SGC Authentic Authentic Authentic Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

38. 1916 BF2 39. 1916 BF2 40. 1916 BF2 Ferguson Ferguson Ferguson Bakery Hughie Bakery Jack Bakery Ed Jennings Felt McInnis SGC Walsh Felt Pennant—SGC Authentic— Pennant SGC Authentic Only Graded Authentic Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

41. 1921 42. 1922 E120 E121 American 43. 1922 W573 American Caramel Series of Babe Ruth SGC Caramel 240 Walter 50 Rogers Johnson SGC 40 Opening Bid $400.00 Hornsby Opening Bid $150.00 (SGC 10) & 1922 W573 Tris Speaker (SGC 40, Only Graded) Opening Bid $200.00

46. 1927 Exhibits 44. 1922 W575-1 Baseball Lou Ty Cobb SGC 30 Gehrig SGC 40 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

45. 1923 V100 Willard’s Chocolates Ty Cobb SGC 20 Opening Bid $150.00

10 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 47. 1933-36 Zeenut 48. 1933-36 49. 1937-38 Zeenut PCL Mel Almada Zeenut PCL Steve PCL Dom DiMaggio with Coupon SGC Barath with with Coupon PSA 2 50—First Mexican Coupon SGC (MK)—Only Graded Born Major 50—Only Graded Little Professor Minor Leaguer & Only Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by League! Graded Good 2 by PSA with a (mk) qualifier Graded SGC with the coupon intact. Pacific Coast and an attached coupon. Fans Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by League historians will of the DiMaggio Brothers SGC. Baldmero (Mel) seek to add the offered will seek the offered 1937- Almada, the first native of 1933-36 Zeenut PCL 1938 Zeenut PCL Dom Mexico to play in the big Steve Barath to their De(i)Maggio sample. This leagues unleashes a Type collections. The key component to the issue is mighty cut on this mid- former San Francisco crease-free with moderate grade 1933-36 Zeenut Seal alum displays negligible corner and edge wear perimeter wear associated with the technical assess- PCL specimen. The lone specimen of the pioneer commensurate with the technical appraisal. The lone ment. A written identifier on the blank reverse accounts judged by the grading service presents nicely with a copy of the California native judged by SGC. for the qualifier. The lone specimen judged by PSA! clear image and evenly rounded corners. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 50. 1933-36 51. 1933-36 52. 1933-36 Zeenut Zeenut PCL Ken Zeenut PCL PCL Bud Hafey Douglas Frank Gira with with Coupon SGC (Oakland) with Coupon SGC 60—Highest Coupon SGC 60—Only Graded Graded 60—Only Graded Graded 60 EX 5 by Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC SGC with the coupon with the coupon attached. with the coupon attached. Claim the Although Dan (Bud) attached. Nineteen-year offered 1933-36 Zeenut Hafey was less famous minor league veteran PCL Frank Gira exam- than his Hall of Fame hurler Ken Douglas ple. Presents at the peak cousin, he still played six heaves a wicked fastball of the associated techni- seasons in the big leagues. on this 1933-36 Zeenut cal grade with mostly The California native stars PCL specimen. Aside clean corners and edges. on this 1933-36 Zeenut from limited upper cor- The only specimen of PCL Type. Presents on par with the technical assess- ner wear, this black-and-white Oaks player is problem- this card evaluated by ment and is the highest of five similar examples judged free. The only such example judged by SGC. the major grading services. by the grading service. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

53. 1933-36 54. 1933-36 55. 1933-36 Zeenut Zeenut PCL Zeenut PCL PCL with Coupon Berlyn Horne Willie Ludolph Lou McEvoy SGC with Coupon SGC 60 with 50—Highest SGC 60—None Coupon— Graded Better Highest Graded Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by Graded 60 EX 5 by Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC with the original SGC. Tough 1933-36 SGC with the coupon coupon attached. Former Zeenut PCL Berlyn attached. (Wee Willie) 1930-1931 New York Horne with the origi- Ludolph of the Yankee Lou McEvoy is nal coupon attached. Oakland Oaks is pro- portrayed as an Oakland The hurler for the filed on this 1933-36 Oak on the offered 1933- Sacramento Solons Zeenut PCL keepsake. 36 Zeenut PCL sample. presents at the peak of The former Detroit The twirler emerges from the technical appraisal Tiger hurler is the a period ballpark setting with very limited corner and edge wear. One of two at highest graded of three with only superficial corner and edge wear. The highest the grading level with none better. total specimens judged by the third-party service. of two examples judged by SGC. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

56. 1933-36 57. 1933-36 58. 1933-36 Zeenut Zeenut PCL Zeenut PCL PCL Jigger Statz Roy Mort Kenny Sheehan with Coupon SGC (Throwing) (White Sleeve) 50—None Better with Coupon with Coupon Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC 50— SGC 60—Highest SGC with the original coupon attached. Move None Better Graded over Ty Cobb and Pete Graded 50 VG-EX Graded 60 EX 5 by Rose and make room for 4 by SGC with the SGC with the original Arnold (Jigger) Statz. original coupon coupon attached. With more than 4,000 attached. Solid Featured is a 1933-36 professional hits and as a 1933-36 Zeenut Zeenut PCL Kenny member of the PCL Hall PCL Roy Mort Sheehan (white sleeves) of Fame, historians will (Throwing) pose. pose. The Seals south- relish the offered 1933-36 The former paw presents very nice- Zeenut artifact. This mid-grade beauty resides as 1 of 2 Missions star is one ly for the assigned technical grade and deservedly at the grading tier with none better. of two judged at the grading tier with none better. resides as the highest graded with none better. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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59. 1932 U.S. 60. 1933 Sport Caramel R328 61. 1933 Goudey Kings Gum #2 #12 Mickey Baseball #53 Babe Babe Ruth SGC Cochrane - BVG Ruth PSA 1 10 Opening Bid $150.00 6 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

63. 1933 Goudey 64. 1933 Goudey 62. 1933 Goudey Baseball #144 Baseball #181 Baseball #144 Babe Ruth SGC Babe Ruth SGC 40 Babe Ruth PSA 4 30 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

65. 1946-47 67. 1948-49 Leaf Propaganda 66. 1948-49 Leaf Gum Co. #79 Montiel #64 Stan Baseball #1 Joe Jackie Robinson Musial Rookie— DiMaggio PSA 1 Rookie SGC 45 SGC Authentic Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

69. 1953 Bowman Baseball Color: #32 Musial 68. 1953 Topps & Bowman Color Mickey (SGC 70. 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Sandy Mantle Cards—Both SGC 40 60) & #117 Snider (SGC 55) Koufax Rookie SGC 70 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

71. 1959 Topps Baseball #514 Bob Gibson RC SGC 88 Opening Bid $250.00 73. 1960 Fleer Greats #80 Lefty Grove 72. 1960 Topps Baseball #350 Mickey (Front)/Pepper Martin (Back) Proof Mantle PSA 7.5 SGC Authentic—Only Graded Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

12 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. (31) 1949 75. (107) 1950-1952 Bowman Baseball Topps & Bowman Cards with (15) PSA Baseball PSA Graded—Mostly Graded Cards High Numbers Build your graded invento- Crisp grouping of (31) 1949 ry with these (107) 1950- Bowman Baseball cards 1952 Topps and Bowman with (15) PSA graded, the Baseball PSA graded majority of which are cards. Included are 1950 tougher high numbers. Bowman Low Numbers: Included are PSA 7: (8 (26 cards) with (8) PSA cards) with #108, 130, 132, 4.5, (18) PSA 4 (two quali- 180, 182, 199, #210 fiers); 1951 Bowman: (55 Gordon, 216; PSA 6.5: cards) with (2) PSA 8 #146; PSA 6: (4 cards) with (both oc), (28) PSA 3, (3) #145, 156, 205, 208; PSA 5: #225; PSA 2: #142; Ungraded: (16 cards, average EX- PSA 2.5, (13) PSA 2, (3) PSA 1.5; (6) PSA 1; 1952 Topps: (26 cards) with (1) PSA 5 MT to NM) with #1 Bickford RC (EX-MT), 102, 105, 119, 123, 144, 176, 181, 184, (mc), (12) PSA 3 (one qualifier), (7) PSA 2 (two qualifiers), (5) PSA 1.5 and (1) PSA 191, 203, 212, 213, 218, 222 and 223. 1 (mc). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

77. (93) 1961 Fleer Baseball Greats SGC 86-98 Singles with 76. (61) 1960 Fleer Baseball (14) Lionel Carter Collection Greats SGC 86-96 Graded Heroes of the diamond reign in this electric Cards with Cobb & Gehrig gathering of (93) 1961 Fleer Baseball Cooperstown’s most lethal record breakers Greats. The majority of these high-grade and other baseball legends star on these (61) gems have single digit populations. 1960 Fleer Baseball Greats singles. Each Highlights include SGC 98: #115 T. graded from 96 Mint 9 to 86 NM+ 7.5 by Jackson (1 of 1); SGC 96 Lionel Carter: SGC. Featured are SGC 96: (7 cards) with (14 cards) with #4, 6, 7, 10, 13, 18, 20, 35, #14 Mack, #40 Tinker, #46 Plank, #51 40, 41, 50, 56, 71, 81; SGC 96: (26 cards) Vance, #58 Gehringer, 70, #77 Traynor; with #21, 26, 27, 29, 55, 58, #59 SGC 92: (27 cards) with #28 Gehrig, #47 C. Mathewson, 67, 96, 99, 101-104, 107, 111, Young, #53 Foxx, #62 Wagner; SGC 88: (20 116, 117, 125, 133, 134, 137, 140, 142, 145, cards) with #6 W. Johnson and SGC 86: (7 #153 C. Young; SGC 92: (22 cards); SGC cards) with #42 Cobb. More on our website. 88: (22 cards) with #14 Cobb, #49 W. Opening Bid $250.00 Johnson and SGC 86: (8 cards). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

78. (63) 1951- 79. (7) 1955-1969 1975 Baseball Roberto Clemente, PSA Graded Sandy Koufax & Cards with (5) Mickey Mantle Graded Banks Cards Expand your invento- Prized assortment of (7) 1955- ry with these (63) 1969 Topps, Bowman and Fleer 1951-1975 baseball Roberto Clemente, Sandy PSA graded cards Koufax and Mickey Mantle with several stars graded cards. Included are such as “Mr. Cub” Roberto Clemente: (2 cards) leading the way. with 1956 Topps #33 (SGC 35, Highlights include White Back), 1963 Fleer #56 1951 Topps Red (PSA 6); Sandy Koufax: (1 Backs: #32 (PSA 8); card) with 1956 Topps #79 (PSA 1956 Topps: #15 Banks (PSA 3); 1958 Topps: #482 Banks AS (PSA 6); 1959 Topps: 4, Gray Back); Mickey Mantle: (15 cards, all PSA 8) with #210, 239, 242, 283, 294, 298, 332, 342, 379, 382, 418, (4 cards) with 1955 Bowman 422, 424, 452, 458; 1960 Topps: #10 Banks (PSA 5); 1962 Topps: #139 Reniff (PSA #202 (PSA 3), 1957 Topps #407 6, Pitching) and 1964 Topps: #55 Banks (PSA 7). More on our website. w/Berra (SGC 30), 1962 Post #5 (SGC 80, Box) and 1969 Topps #500 (BVG 5.5). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

81. 1966 Topps Rub-Offs #57 Mickey Mantle Graded BVG- 9.5—Gem Mint Opening Bid $200.00 80. 1962 Sugardale Wieners Roberto 82. 1967 Topps Baseball #581 Tom Clemente SGC 20 Seaver RC SGC 82 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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84. 1953-1972 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Hoyt Wilhelm 83. 1980 Charlotte O’s Police Orange Border Cal Ripken Jr. PSA Graded PSA 4—The Holy Grail of Modern Minor League Cards Partial Master The first offered for Set of (37/51) public sale by Cards a major auc- Hoyt Wilhelm, tion house in knuckleball extraor- over seven dinaire, befuddles years! Fans of his batting foes the Baltimore with the offered Orioles and Cal 1953-1972 PSA Ripken Jr. will graded partial mas- do a double- ter set of (37/51) take when they cards. Keys include find the offered Topps Wilhelm: 1980 Charlotte (25 cards) with O’s Police 1958 #324 (PSA 8), Orange Border Cal Ripken Jr. has finally been made available. As “the holy grail of 1960 #395 (PSA 8.5), 1961 #545 (PSA 8), 1962 #545 (PSA 8), 1963 #108 (PSA 8.5), modern minor league cards”, few hobbyists will have the opportunity to view, let 1965 #276 (PSA 8.5), 1966 #510 (PSA 9, two better), 1967 #422 (PSA 9, one better), alone purchase this regional card of the Hall of Famer. Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA, 1968 #350 (PSA 9), 1969 #565 (PSA 9), 1972 #777 (PSA 9); Other Wilhelm: (12 the Orange Border set was issued for the Charlotte Police force and was distributed cards) with 1953 Red Man #21 (PSA 7, with Tab), 1955 Red Man #12 (PSA 7, with randomly, one-at-a-time to youngsters while on patrol or at other community func- Tab) and 1963 Salada #39 (PSA 9). More on our website. tions. As such, an already elusive 25-card set (a partial set of 15 different cards is Opening Bid $250.00 available elsewhere in this auction) was made even more challenging as most cards were ultimately discarded or well handled. This cornerstone is absent of any of the creasing or other acute wear associated with the handful of copies known. As the 86. (2) Cal subject of websites such as www.ripkenintheminors.com and other recent online articles, a handful of examples of this “Iron Man” have recently begun to trade in Ripken the five figures for any condition. Only 15 total specimens have been judged by Rochester PSA. Compare that with the vast number of Ripken collectors and the value and Red Wings incalculable future upside of this cornerstone becomes quite apparent. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($5000+). Minor Opening Bid $750.00 League Cards with 85. (23) 1954-1975 Ernie Banks 1981 WTF PSA Graded Cards with PSA 6 (SGC 88) & 1954 Topps Rookie 1981 Let’s Play Two! Wrigley faithful will line up TCMA for this run of (23) 1954-1975 Ernie Banks (BGS 8.5) PSA graded cards. Included are Topps: (19 cards) with 1954 #94 RC (PSA 6), 1956 #15 Following his (PSA 4), 1957 #55 (PSA 6), 1958: #310 success at (PSA 4), #482 AS (PSA 8); 1959: #147 Cubs Charlotte, Clubbers (PSA 8), #350 (PSA 7), #559 AS Orioles top (PSA 7); 1960 #10 (PSA 6), 1961: #43 NL prospect Cal Ripken Jr. made his way to Rochester, his final stop before embarking on HR Leaders (PSA 7), #485 MVP (PSA 7); a Hall of Fame career in Baltimore. Presented are the two minor league cards issued 1962 #25 (PSA 6), 1964 #55 (PSA 8), 1965 during his tenure in New York. Included are high-grade copies of 1.) 1981 WTF Card Embossed #58 (PSA 6), 1968 #355 (PSA Co. #1 Ripken Jr. (SGC 88, only 1800 sets produced, only 14 total copies graded) and 7.5), 1969: #6 NL HR Leaders (PSA 8), #20 2.) 1981 TCMA Ripken Jr. (BGS 8.5, Centering: 8.5; Corners: 8.5; Edges: 9; (PSA 6); 1971 #525 (PSA 7), 1975 #1987 Surface: 9.5). Opening Bid $250.00 (PSA 8); Other: (4 cards) with 1961 Nu- Card Scoops #420 (PSA 9), 1970 Milton Bradley (PSA 9), 1971 Dell Team Stamps 88. 1990 Topps Baseball (PSA 9) and 1971 Milk Duds (PSA #USA1 George Bush Authentic). Opening Bid $250.00 (White House Only) PSA Authentic New information has surfaced regarding the coveted and enigmatic 1990 Topps Baseball USA George 87. 1990 Topps Baseball #USA 1 Bush release. Once thought to have a George Bush PSA 7 total production of 100 cards, it has been confirmed that a special “White The 41st occupant of the Oval Office is the House Issue” with a thicker glossy proud subject of this scarce 1990 Topps surface coating represents the origi- Baseball #USA 1 George H. W. Bush card. nal print run. Graded Authentic by Graded NM 7 by PSA, purportedly a handful PSA, the offered 1990 Topps of examples intended for the President and/or Baseball #USA1 George Bush is the Topps associates made their way into wax first offering of this elusive insert packs. Regardless of the means of distribu- card with the distinguishing attribute tion, this instantly popular modern classic on the flip. The obverse presents remains atop many advanced wantlists. (NM) with miniscule corner wear Exhibits strong corners and clear edges along while the biographical reverse which with a clean back, justly warranting the tech- lists the Commander-in-Chief’s nical assessment. Washington abode is clean. Only Opening Bid $400.00 twelve confirmed copies have been judged by the third-party grading service. Opening Bid $1500.00

14 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. 1931 90. 1936 Washington Goudey Senators Picture Baseball Pack Near Set of Complete Set of (29/30) Photos (25) Cards Though finishing six- Premier 1936 teen games behind the Goudey Baseball unstoppable complete set of (25) Philadelphia Athletics cards. The overall machine, the 1931 condition breakdown Washington Senators for this underrated still posted a gum card set is as respectable 92-62 follows: 20% (EX to ledger. The beloved EX-MT), 20% (VG- Griffith Stadium squad EX), 28% (VG) and is gloriously portrayed 32% (GD). Keys with this array of include Cochrane (29/30) different pho- (GD), Crosetti (EX), tographs. These Cuyler (VG-EX), R. poignant 6 x 9-1/2” Ferrell (VG), Gomez renderings average (EX to EX-MT) with mostly clean obverses and creamy, blank (GD), Greenberg reverses. Showcased are Altrock (EX-MT), Cronin (EX), W. Johnson (EX-MT), (VG), B. Harris Manush (EX-MT), S. Rice (EX-MT) and Schacht (FR, pin hole). Missing only (VG), Klein (GD) Griffith for completion. and P. Waner (VG). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

91. 1948 Bowman 92. 1949 Bowman Baseball Baseball Master Set Complete Set (252/252) with (8) SGC (48/48) Graded Keys Presented is a clean 1948 Consistently attractive and Bowman Baseball com- totally complete 1949 Bowman plete set of (48) cards. Baseball master set of (252) This inaugural black- cards featuring the base set and-white series has an (240/240) plus all twelve text overall approximate con- variations. With (8) SGC keys dition breakdown already graded, there is little throughout of 20% (EX more for the fortunate victor to or better), 25% (VG- do than to admire this classic EX), 35% (VG) and issue. The approximate condi- 20% (GD or lesser). tion breakdown is as follows: 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 20% Highlights include #3 (GD or lesser) with the challenging high series generally presenting on par with the Kiner RC (VG-EX), #4 lower numbers. Highlights include #24 Musial (SGC 60), #36 Reese (SGC 50), #46 Mize RC (EX), #5 Feller Roberts RC (VG-EX), #50 J. Robinson RC (SGC 55), #60 Berra (VG-EX), #84 (VG), #6 Berra RC Campanella RC (SGC 60), #85 Mize (EX-MT, No Name on Front), #98 Rizzuto (EX- (VG), #8 Rizzuto RC MT, No Name on Front), #100 Hodges RC (VG-EX), #110 Wynn RC (EX), #214 (GD), #17 Slaughter Ashburn RC (SGC 70), #224 Paige RC (SGC 40), #226 Snider RC (SGC 40), #233 (EX), #18 Spahn RC Doby RC (SGC 70), #238 Lemon RC (VG-EX); Name on Front: (6/6, average EX) (trimmed), #36 Musial with #4, 78, 83, #85 Mize (VG-EX), 88, #98 Rizzuto (VG-EX); Printed Names on RC (VG) and #38 Schoendienst RC (VG-EX). More on our website. Backs: (6/6, average EX) with #109, 124, 126, 127, 132 and 143 (signed, no cert). Opening Bid $250.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

93. High-Grade 1951 Topps 94. (8) 1930s- Red Backs Complete Set of 1980s Baseball (52) SGC Graded Cards Pin & Mini- Stellar high-grade 1951 Topps Red Backs Pennant complete set of (52) SGC graded cards. Complete/Near The overall condition breakdown for this early Topps issue is as follows: (8) SGC Sets Plus (41) 96 (all none better), (5) SGC 92, (22) Felts SGC 88, (10) SGC 86, (4) SGC 84, (1) Formidable array of SGC 80, (1) SGC 60 and (1) SGC 50. (8) 1930s-1980s base- Included are SGC 96: #3 (1 of 2), 21 (1 ball pin and mini-pen- of 2), 44 (1 of 1), 46 (1 of 3), 48 (1 of 1); nant complete/near SGC 92: #41, 43, 47, 49; SGC 88: #9, sets plus (41) felts. 10, 12-14, 17, 19, 23, 25, 27, 28, 32, 33, Highlights include 35, 37, 40, 42, 45; SGC 86: #16, 18, 26, Pins: (6 complete/near 29, 34, 51; SGC 84: #7, 11; SGC 80: #4 sets) with 1949 and SGC 60: #2. Highlights include: #1 American Nut & Chocolate set: (16/16, average NM); 1952 Hawthorn Mellody Berra (SGC 84), #5 Rizzuto (SGC 86), #6 White Sox set: (10/10, average EX-MT) with Fox (NM); 1964 Crane’s Potato Chips Reynolds (SGC 86), #8 Wynn (SGC 88), set: (20/20, average NM); Mini-Pennants: (2 sets, 41 singles) with 1950 F150 #15 Kiner (SGC 88), #20 D. DiMaggio American Nut & Chocolate Players: (3 players, average EX, plus ad) with (SGC 88), #22 Feller (SGC 96, 1 of 4), Cavarretta, Stephens, Torgeson; (2) 1950s American Nut & Chocolate Teams sets: #24 Bauer (SGC 50), #30 Spahn (SGC (16/16, average EX, 10 dupes); Other Pennants: (24 pennants, average EX, various 96, 1 of 2), #31 Hodges (SGC 86), #36 dimensions) with (2) Yankees (one 1940s NM, 9”) and vintage Cy Young (EX-MT, 7- Zernial (SGC 86), #38 Snider (SGC 88), #39 Kluszewski (SGC 96), #50 Irvin RC 1/2”). More on our website. (SGC 92) and #52 Holmes (SGC 84). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $750.00

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95. 1952 Red 96. 1953 Red Man Tobacco Man Tobacco Complete Set of Complete Set (52/52) with No (52/52) with No Tabs Tabs Inaugural 1952 Red Formidable 1953 Red Man Tobacco complete Man Tobacco com- set of (52/52) cards plete set of (52/52) with no tabs. This ster- cards. Each card does ling edition is loaded not have the original with Hall of Famers tabbing attached and and period stars. the set generally Generally averages (EX averages (EX to EX- to EX-MT) throughout. MT) throughout. Highlights include American League: (26/26) with #3 Berra (EX), #8 Feller (EX- Highlights include American League: (26/26) with #1 Stengel (VG), #3 Berra (VG- MT), #23 T. Williams (EX-MT); National League: (26/26) with #2 Ashburn (EX), EX), #10 Rizzuto (EX-MT); National League: (26/26) with #3 Ashburn (EX-MT), #5 #15 Mays (EX-MT), #16 Musial (EX), #17 Reese (NM) and #21 Snider (VG-EX). Campanella (VG-EX), #10 Reese (EX-MT), #14 Snider (EX) and #26 Musial (EX- More on our website. MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 97. 1954 Red Man 98. 1955 Red Tobacco Complete Man Tobacco Set (54/54) with Complete Set No Tabs of (50) Cards Chew on this clean 1954 with No Tabs Red Man Tobacco com- Strong 1955 Red plete master set of Man Tobacco com- (54/54) cards with no plete set of (50) tabs. The majority of cards with no tabs. these color saturated por- This Hall of Fame traits average (EX-MT) packed series gener- with only scattered ally averages (EX- creasing throughout. MT) with some bet- Highlights include American League: (28/28, three variations) with #4 Kell (EX-MT, ter and others lesser. Chicago), #6 Mele (EX-MT, Chicago), #9 Philley (VG, Athletics), #17 Rizzuto (EX- Highlights include American League: (25/25) with #3 Ford (EX-MT), #16 Berra MT), #20 Berra (NM); National League: (26/26) with #1 Ashburn (EX-MT), #13 (EX-MT); National League: (25/25) with #1 Ashburn (EX), #3 Hodges (VG-EX), #7 Campanella (VG-EX) and #25 Mays (VG-EX). More on our website. Mays (EX-MT) and #17 Reese (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

99. 1959 Fleer Ted 100. 1960 Leaf Baseball Williams Near Set (79/80) Complete Set (144/144) with Exceptionally clean 1959 Fleer Ted Both #25 Grant Variations Williams near set of (79/80) cards. The offered 1960 Leaf Baseball series of The overall approximate condition (144) cards is a cleanly designed set that breakdown is as follows: 20% (NM- is ideal for the hobbyist with an eye for MT or better), 40% (NM), 25% (EX- quality. The overall approximate condi- MT) and 15% (EX or lesser). Keys tion breakdown is as follows: 20% (EX- include #1 The Early Years (EX- MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) MT), #2 w/ Babe Ruth (EX), #11 w/ and 25% (VG or lesser). Keys include #1 Jimmie Foxx (EX), #17 Hit .400 Aparicio (GD), #25 Grant COR (EX-MT), (EX-MT), #63 AS Record w/ Auto #27 B. Robinson (EX-MT), #37 Snider (NM), #67 Fishing w/ Snead (VG), (VG-EX), #52 D. Green RC (EX), #69 #70 w/ J. Thorpe (EX-MT), #75 Wilhelm (EX), #94 Baseball’s Two Hal Value to Sox (NM-MT) and #80 Smiths (VG), #125 S. Anderson (EX), Goals for 1959 (NM). Missing only #128 Cepeda (VG-EX), #141 Flood (EX) #68 Ted Signs for completion. and #144 Bunning (EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

101. 1961 Topps Baseball Stamp Panels Partial Set (143/182), Singles Near Set (205/208) Plus 102. (4) 1962 Auravision (2) Albums Baseball Records Complete Diamond themed philatelists, put away the Sets of (8/8) Plus Extras hinges and purchase these 1961 Topps Baseball Stamps near and partial sets. Diamond heroes hit the turntables with Highlights include (2) 1961 Topps Stamp these (4) 1962 Auravision Baseball Albums: (both EX-MT); 1961 Topps Stamps Records complete sets of (8/8) plus Panels partial: (143/182, average EX-MT) extras. The fragile green perimeters with Ashburn/Drysdale (NM-MT), generally average (EX) with some bet- Banks/Fernandez (VG-EX), Banks/Ramos ter and others lesser. Included are (5) (NM), Kaline/Hall (NM), Kaline/Herbert Banks, (4) Colavito, (5) Ford, (5) (NM), Martin/Aaron (NM), Gentile, (5) Mantle, (4) Maris, (4) Yastrzemski/Lumpe (NM) and 1961 Topps Mays and (5) Spahn. Opening Bid $250.00 Stamps Singles near: (205/208, average NM) with Mantle (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

16 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. 1954 Topps 104. 1955 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Near Set (204/206) Set of (250/250) Although small in number, the Cards offered 1955 Topps Baseball near set of (204/206) cards packs a Consistently graded and mighty punch with a core of Hall attractive 1954 Topps of Fame rookies and established Baseball complete set of legends. The overall approximate (250/250) cards. This bright condition breakdown for this col- series with mostly solid orful horizontal series is as fol- perimeters has an overall lows: 30% (EX-MT or better), approximate condition break- 30% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and down of 30% (EX-MT or bet- 20% (VG or lesser). Highlights ter), 30% (EX), 20% (VG- include #2 T. Williams (EX), #4 EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Kaline (VG-EX), #28 Banks Keys include #1 T. Williams (VG-EX), #47 Aaron (EX-MT), (VG-EX), #10 J. Robinson #50 J. Robinson (VG), #123 (EX-MT), #32 Snider (EX- Koufax RC (EX-MT), #124 MT), #37 Ford (VG), #50 Killebrew RC (EX-MT), #155 Berra (VG-EX), #90 Mays Mathews (EX), #187 Hodges (EX), #94 Banks RC (EX), (EX-MT), #189 Rizzuto (EX), #128 Aaron RC (EX), #132 #198 Berra (EX) and #210 Snider Lasorda RC (VG), #201 (EX). Missing only #164 Kaline RC (EX) and #250 T. Clemente RC and #194 Mays for Williams (EX). More on our completion. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00 105. 1956 Topps Baseball 106. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340) Complete Set (340/340) Plus Cards with SGC 50 Mantle Both Checklists & (2) Dated (White Back) & Checklist Team Cards From the shoebox and into your col- Extremely crisp and clean 1956 Topps lection, the offered 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340) cards Baseball complete set of (340) cards plus both checklists and a pair of addi- plus an additional checklist is sure to tional dated team cards. The enticing please. The overall approximate con- action/portrait horizontal renderings dition breakdown for this popular have an overall approximate condition issue is as follows: 20% (VG-EX or breakdown of 15% (NM or better), better), 30% (VG), 30% (GD) and 45% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% 20% (FR or lesser). Highlights (VG-EX or lesser). Featured are #5 T. include #5 T. Williams (GD), #30 J. Williams (VG), #11 Cubs Team-1955 Robinson (FR), #31 Aaron (VG), #33 (VG-EX), #30 J. Robinson (VG-EX), Clemente (FR), #79 Koufax (FR), #31 Aaron (VG-EX), #33 Clemente #110 Berra (GD), #113 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #79 Koufax (EX), #90 Reds (VG), #130 Mays (VG), #135 Mantle Team-1955 (EX-MT), #101 (SGC 50, White Back), #150 Snider Campanella (VG-EX), #110 Berra (VG), #166 Dodgers Team (VG), (EX-MT), #113 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #240 Ford (VG), #251 Yankees Team #130 Mays (EX), #135 Mantle (VG, (GD), #292 Aparicio RC (VG) and gray back), #150 Snider (NM), #164 Killebrew (EX), #200 Feller (EX), #240 Ford NNO CL 2/4 (marked). More on our (VG-EX), #251 Yankees Team (VG), #260 Reese (VG-EX), #292 Aparicio RC (EX), website. NNO CL 1/3 (marked) and NNO CL 2/4 (marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

107. 1957 Topps Baseball 108. 1959 Topps Complete Set of (407) Baseball Partial Set of Cards (479/572) Cards with Inaugural standard-sized 1957 Topps Most Key Stars Baseball complete set of (407) cards. Stake your claim to over eighty This difficult-to-complete edition percent of the offered 1959 has an approximate condition break- Topps Baseball partial set of down of 25% (VG-EX or better), (479/572) cards with most key 30% (VG), 25% (GD) and 20% (FR stars present. The overall approx- or lesser) with the challenging fourth imate condition breakdown is as series generally presenting on par follows: 30% (EX-MT or better), with the more available numbers. 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and Nearly 10% of the first series cards 20% (VG or lesser). Better cards (mostly stars) have sustained varying include #10 Mantle (EX), #50 degrees of obverse paper loss. Mays (EX-MT), #150 Musial Highlights include #1 T. Williams (EX-MT), #163 Koufax (EX), (PR, paper loss), #10 Mays (FR, #202 Maris (EX-MT), #338 S. slight paper loss), #18 Drysdale RC Anderson RC (EX), #380 Aaron (VG-EX), #35 F. Robinson RC (PR, (VG), #461 Mantle HR (EX- paper loss), #76 Clemente (VG-EX), MT), #478 Clemente (VG-EX), #95 Mantle (PR, paper loss), #210 #514 Gibson RC (VG-EX), #543 Campanella (VG), #212 Colavito Corsair Trio/Clemente (VG), #550 Campanella (VG-EX), #561 Aaron AS (EX), #563 RC (EX), #302 Koufax (EX), #312 Kubek RC (EX), #328 B. Robinson RC (GD), Mays AS (EX) and #564 Mantle AS (VG-EX). Missing mostly high numbers for com- #400 Dodgers Sluggers (EX) and #407 Mantle/Berra (VG-EX). More on our website. pletion. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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109. Sharp 1960 Topps 110. 1960 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set of Complete Set of (572/572) (572/572) Cards Usher in the “swinging sixties” The winning bidder will not be dis- with the offered 1960 Topps appointed in this razor-sharp 1960 Baseball complete set of (572) Topps Baseball complete set of cards. This mid-grade horizontal (572) cards. This vibrant edition has edition has an approximate condi- an overall approximate condition tion breakdown of 20% (EX-MT breakdown of 15% (NM or better), or better), 25% (EX), 30% (VG- 40% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 20% EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) with (VG-EX or lesser) with the more the challenging high series gener- elusive high series generally pre- ally presenting on par, if not slight- senting similarly with the lower ly better than the more available numbers. Highlights include #148 numbers. Keys include #148 Yastrzemski RC (EX), #160 Yastrzemski RC (VG-EX), #160 Mantle/Boyer (EX-MT), #200 Mays Mantle/Boyer (GD), #200 Mays (EX-MT), #210 Killebrew (EX), (GD), #250 Musial (VG), #300 #250 Musial (EX-MT), #300 Aaron Aaron (VG), #316 McCovey RC (EX), #316 McCovey RC (EX-MT), (VG), #326 Clemente (GD), #343 #326 Clemente (EX-MT), #343 Koufax (VG-EX), #350 Mantle Koufax (EX-MT), #350 Mantle (GD), #377 Maris (VG-EX), #563 (EX-MT), #377 Maris (EX-MT), Mantle AS (GD), #564 Mays AS #563 Mantle AS (VG-EX), #564 (VG-EX), #565 Maris AS (EX) Mays AS (VG-EX), #565 Maris AS (EX) and #566 Aaron AS (EX-MT). More on our and #566 Aaron AS (EX). More on website. our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

111. 1961 Post Cereal Baseball 112. 1961 Topps Near Master Set of (355/357) Baseball Near Set of Cards (570/587) Cards Plus Magnificent 1961 Post Cereal Baseball near Checklist Variation master set of (355/357) cards comprising the Secure over 97% of the 1961 base set of (200) cards, company versions, Topps Baseball edition with team/text variations and the majority of the the offered near set of box only checklist. These cereal box sur- (570/587) cards. This entic- vivors have an overall approximate condi- ing edition has an overall tion breakdown of 25% (NM or better), 45% approximate condition break- (EX-MT) and 30% (EX or lesser) with down throughout of 20% expected traces of factory residue found on (EX-MT or better), 40% approximately 15-20% of the blank reverses. (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and Due to the nature of distribution size vari- 20% (VG or lesser). ances are present. Keys include (2) #4 Highlights include #2 Maris Mantle (company is EX-MT, box is EX), (2) (VG-EX), #150 Mays (EX), #7 Maris (company is NM, box is EX), #22 #300 Mantle (VG-EX), #307 Wynn (EX-MT, company), #23 Shaw SP Mantle WS (VG-EX), #344 (VG-EX), #73 Estrada SP (EX-MT, compa- Koufax (EX), #406 Mantle ny), #94 Stobbs SP (EX-MT, company), (2) #107 Aaron (box is EX-MT, company is HR (NM), #478 Maris MVP VG), (2) #132 Clemente (box is NM, company is EX-MT), (2) #145 Mays (both EX- (EX-MT), #482 Mays MVP MT, box, company), (2) #182 F. Robinson (box is NM, company is EX-MT), #183 (EX-MT), #576 Maris AS McMillan SP (NM, box and (2) #193 F. Thomas SP (company is EX-MT, box is VG- (EX-MT) and #577 Aaron EX). Missing ony #36 Colavito (box) and #131 Skinner (box) for master set comple- AS (VG). Also present is a checklist variation for #98 (EX). More on our website. tion. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

113. 1962 Post Cereal Baseball 114. 1962 Topps Baseball Complete Set (200/200) Plus Complete Set (598/598) with One Variation & SGC 80 (2) PSA Graded Plus (2) Mantle Variations Those with the morning munchies will Celebrated 1962 Topps Baseball complete crave this exceptionally clean 1962 Post set of (598) cards with (2) PSA graded Cereal Baseball complete set of (200/200) examples plus a pair of additional varia- cards plus and additional variations. tions. The difficult-to-complete wood bor- Meticulously extracted from period boxes, dered series has an overall approximate these horizontal treasures have an overall condition breakdown of 20% (EX-MT or approximate condition breakdown of 30% better), 35% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT) and 30% 20% (VG or lesser) with the tough high (EX or lesser) with clean, blank reverses. series generally presenting similarly to Due to the nature of distribution size vari- the more available numbers. Highlights ances are present. Keys include #5 Mantle include #1 Maris (PSA 5), #5 Koufax (box grades SGC 80), #6 Maris (box grades (VG), #10 Clemente (EX-MT), #18 EX), #55 Wynn (NM), #61 Yastrzemski Mantle/Mays (VG-EX), #50 Musial (EX), (NM), #69 Keough (EX-MT), #83 Allison #53 Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL (VG- (EX-MT), #85 Killebrew (NM), #92 EX), #199 Perry RC (EX), #200 Mantle Siebern (NM), #101 Hodges (NM), #109 (VG-EX), #300 Mays (VG-EX), #318 Mantle IA (EX), #320 Aaron (VG-EX), #387 Koufax (EX), #116 Coleman SP (EX-MT), Brock RC (VG-EX), #395 Mays AS (VG-EX), #471 Mantle AS (VG-EX), #544 #122 F. Robinson (NM), #125 Brosnan (EX-MT), #127 Lynch (EX-MT), #131 McCovey (EX), #545 Wilhelm (EX-MT), #592 Bouton RC (EX-MT) and #594 McCovey (NM), #140 Marichal (NM-MT), #142 Mays (EX-MT) and #173 Clemente Uecker RC (EX). Also present are variations for #139 Reniff (PSA 7, Portrait) and (VG-EX). Also present are both #27 variations (both NM). More on our website. #462 Tasby (VG, “W” on Cap). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

18 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. 1963 Post Cereal Baseball 116. 1963 Topps Baseball Near Master Set of (206/208) Cards Complete Set of (576) with SGC 84 Mantle Cards Plus Variation Powerhouse 1963 Post Cereal Baseball near The debuts of “Charlie Hustle” and master set of (206/208) cards. This final install- “Pops” along with an established ment from the breakfast foods magnate is core of Hall of Fame legends head- packed with Hall of Fame stars along with near line the offered 1963 Topps Baseball impossible shortprints and variations. These complete set of (576) cards. This neatly extracted renditions have an overall color filled edition has an overall approximate condition breakdown of 30% (NM approximate condition breakdown of or better), 40% (EX-MT) and 30% (EX or less- 20% (EX-MT or better), 35% (EX), er) with nearly 5% displaying reverse 25% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or less- glue/paper residue. Due to the nature of distri- er). Highlights include #18 Buc bution size variances are present. Key to this Blasters/Clemente (EX-MT), #120 attractive edition are #15 Mantle (SGC 84), #30 Maris (VG-EX), #138 Mays/Musial L. Thomas (EX-MT), #38 A. Smith (NM), #39 (EX), #173 Tresh/Mantle/Richardson Fl. Robinson (EX-MT), #53 Bunning (EX), #61 (EX-MT), #200 Mantle (EX), #210 Adair (EX-MT), #80 Yastrzemski SP (VG), #86 Koufax (FR, pen mark), #250 Musial Lumpe (EX-MT), #87 Jimenez (EX-MT), #106 Mays (EX-MT), #108 Haller SP (EX- (EX), #300 Mays (VG-EX), #390 MT), #119 W. Davis SP (EX, reverse adhesive marks), #121 Koufax (EX-MT), #128 Aaron (EX-MT), #412 Kasko (EX-MT), (2) #131 F. Robinson (Striped Hat is NM, Plain Hat is EX-MT), Podres/Drysdale/Koufax (EX), #490 #143 Clemente (EX-MT), #152 Aaron (EX-MT), #162 Flood (VG-EX), #172 B. McCovey (EX), #537 Rose RC (VG- Williams (NM), #187 Aspromonte (VG-EX) and #196 F. Thomas (EX). Missing only EX), #540 Clemente (EX) and #553 Stargell RC (EX). Also present is a variation for variations of #158 B. White (Ht. 6’) and #167 McDaniel (No Asterisk) for master set #54 DeBusschere RC (EX). More on our website. completion. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

117. 1963 Topps 118. 1964 Topps Baseball Near Set of Baseball (542/576) Plus (874) Complete Set of Dupes (587/587) with (2) Stellar 1963 Topps Baseball PSA Graded Stars near set of (542/576) cards Premier 1964 Topps plus (874) dupes with an addi- Baseball complete set of tional (62) high numbers. This (587) cards hallmarked alluring edition has an overall by a pair of PSA graded approximate condition break- stars. This mid-grade down of 20% (EX-MT or bet- series has an overall ter), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) approximate condition and 25% (VG or lesser). breakdown of 15% (EX- Highlights include #18 Buc MT or better), 30% Blasters/Clemente (EX-MT), (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and #120 Maris (VG-EX), #138 30% (VG or lesser). Mays/Musial (EX), #173 Highlights include #50 Tresh/Mantle/Richardson Mantle (PSA 6), #125 (VG-EX), #200 Mantle (VG- Rose (VG-EX), #150 EX), #210 Koufax (VG-EX), Mays (VG-EX), #200 #340 Berra (VG), #380 Banks Koufax (EX), #210 (GD), #390 Aaron (VG) and Yastrzemski (EX), #250 #500 Killebrew (EX). More on Kaline (NM), #300 Aaron (EX), #331 AL Bombers (EX-MT), #440 Clemente (PSA 8, our website. oc) and #541 Niekro RC (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

119. 1966 Topps Baseball 120. 1968 Topps Complete Set (598/598) Baseball Complete with (11) Signed Including Set (598/598) Cards Tovar Quite attractive 1968 Topps Sterling 1966 Topps Baseball com- Baseball complete set of plete set of (598) cards with (11) (598) cards. This burlap bor- signed examples. The overall approx- dered edition has an approxi- imate condition breakdown is as fol- mate condition breakdown of lows: 15% (NM or better), 45% (EX- 20% (EX-MT or better), MT), 25% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or 25% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) lesser) with the autographed canvases and 25% (VG or lesser) with averaging (VG). Highlights include the high series generally pre- #1 Mays (VG), #30 Rose (EX-MT), senting better than the low #50 Mantle (EX-MT), #100 Koufax numbers. Highlights include (EX), #126 Palmer RC (EX), #254 #50 Mays (VG), #80 Carew Jenkins RC (EX), #288 Sutton RC (VG-EX), #150 Clemente (EX-MT), #300 Clemente (EX), #390 (VG-EX), #177 Ryan RC B. Robinson (NM), #500 Aaron (EX), (GD), #247 Bench RC (VG- #526 Twins Team (EX-MT), #550 EX), #280 Mantle (VG), McCovey (EX), #580 B. Williams #480 Managers’ (EX), #583 Tigers Team (VG-EX), Dream/Clemente (VG-EX), #598 Perry SP (EX-MT); Signed: (11 cards, average “8”, auction LOA from JSA) #490 Super Stars/Mantle, with #106, #120 Killebrew, 145, 198, 207, 273, #315 Cash, 338, 554, #563 Tovar RC Mays (EX-MT) and #528 (d.1994) and 585. More on our website. Tigers Team (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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121. (4) 1967-1972 122. 1971 Topps Baseball Topps Baseball Complete Set of (752) Cards Posters Sets Stake your claim to the offered 1971 Premier quartet of 1967-1972 Topps Baseball complete set of (752) Topps Baseball Posters sets. cards. This pitch black edition has an Highlights include 1967 overall approximate condition breakdown Topps Pin-Ups set: (32/32, of 30% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), average NM) with #6 Mantle 20% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) (EX-MT); 1968 Topps Poster with the tough high series generally pre- set: (24/24, average NM) with senting similarly to the more available #6 Clemente (NM), #14 numbers. Highlights include #20 R. Aaron, #18 Mantle (NM), #20 Jackson (EX), #100 Rose (NM), #250 Mays (NM), #23 Rose (EX- Bench (VG-EX), #341 Garvey RC (EX), MT); 1970 Topps Posters #513 Ryan (VG), #525 Banks (VG-EX), set: (24/24, average EX-MT) #600 Mays (VG), #630 Clemente (VG), with #21 Clemente (EX-MT); #640 F. Robinson (VG-EX) and #709 1972 Topps Posters set: (24/24, average NM) with #9 Aaron (NM), #11 Rose (NM), Baylor RC (GD). More on our website. #17 Mays (NM) and #23 Clemente (NM). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

124. 1971 Topps Baseball 123. 1971 Milk Duds Near Complete Set (752/752) Set of (71/72) Complete The budget conscious classic set collector will find value in this mid- Boxes grade 1971 Topps Baseball complete Savor the offered 1971 Milk Duds set of (752) cards. The overall condi- near set of (71/72) complete boxes. tion breakdown is as follows: 20% This high-grade edition overwhelm- (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), 35% ingly averages (NM to NM-MT) with (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser). A keys including #2A Bench (NM), #2C selection of the stars has color added Rose (NM), #3B Mays (NM-MT), while nearly 10% of the high numbers #5C Munson (NM), #8A Clemente display paper loss or reverse writing. (NM-MT), #11A Aaron (NM), #13C Keys include #100 Rose (EX), #250 Seaver (NM) and #20A Banks (NM). Bench (EX-MT), #341 Garvey RC Please note that #11B Beckert is a par- (NM), #513 Ryan (EX), #600 Mays tial box. Missing only #1C Rose for (VG-EX) and #709 Baylor RC (VG). completion. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

125. 1972 Topps Baseball 126. (4) 1970-1974 Complete Set (787/787) with Topps Baseball Signed #49 Mays & #50 Mays Near/Partial Sets IA Offered are four 1970- Featured is a 1972 Topps Baseball com- 1974 Topps Baseball plete set of (787/787) cards headlined by near/partial sets. These pri- a pair of signed “Say Hey” examples. marily lower grade edi- The approximate condition breakdown is tions are ideal for the set as follows: 20% (NM or better), 40% collector on a budget. (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX Included are 1970 Topps or lesser) with the keys and high series partial (559/720, average generally presenting slightly lesser. FR), 1971 Topps partial Highlights include #49 Mays (VG-EX, (491/752, average GD) and signed “8”), #50 Mays IA (VG-EX, (2) 1974 Topps near (1301 signed “7”), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (VG- total cards, including EX), #309 Clemente (EX-MT), #595 Traded and Team, average Ryan (VG). Auction LOA for the signed GD to VG) with a selec- Mays cards from JSA. More on our website. tion of stars dispersed throughout. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

128. 1975-1978 Hostess 127. 1975 & 1976 Topps Baseball Panels Baseball Complete Sets Complete/Starter Sets Crisp tandem of 1975 and 1976 Topps Plus (73) Dupes Baseball complete sets. Highlights Celebrate the return of the Twinkie include: 1975 Topps set: (average EX- by snacking on the offered 1975- MT) with #1 Aaron HL (EX-MT), #223 1978 Hostess Baseball panels com- Yount RC (VG), #228 Brett RC (EX- plete/starter set run plus (73) MT), #320 Rose (VG), #500 Ryan (EX- dupes. Highlights include 1975 MT), #616 Rice RC (EX), #660 Aaron Hostess starter: (28/50, 33 dupes, (EX); 1976 Topps set: (average NM, average EX-MT) with (3) #58 44/44 Traded) with #1 Aaron RB (EX- Ryan/59/60 (NM, (2) EX-MT), MT), #19 Brett (EX-MT), #98 Eckersley #79/#80 Yount RC/81 (EX-MT), RC (EX-MT), #240 Rose (EX-MT), #330 (9) #130 Aaron/131/132 (average EX-MT); 1976 Hostess set: (50/50, 15 dupes, aver- Ryan (NM) and #550 Aaron (EX-MT). age EX-MT) with (2) #79 Ryan/80/81 (EX, VG), #94 Aaron/85/96 (NM); 1977 Opening Bid $150.00 Hostess starter: (29/50, 13 dupes, average EX) and 1979 Hostess: (26/50, median EX-MT, 12 dupes). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

20 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 129. 1911 130. 1909-11 T206 T205 Gold White Borders Border Starter Partial Set of Set of (282/525) Cards with (112/208) with (34) Hall of Famers (16) Hall of & Southern Famers Leaguers Including Fresh from rural West Cobb & Virginia, this “new to the hobby” 1909-11 T206 White Mathewson Borders partial set of Often overlooked in (282/525) cards features (34) favor of the 1909- Hall of Famers and Southern 11 T206 White Leaguers. Each pint-sized Border series, the treasure is consistently offered 1911 T205 attractive and comes with a Gold Border starter Piedmont advertising back. set of (112/208) Due to prolonged storage, cards is a dynamic varying levels of perimeter edition which is foxing is evident. The over- gaining a larger fol- all condition breakdown is as lowing. Comprised follows: 6% (VG-EX), 57% of Piedmont and (VG), 34% (GD) and 3% Sweet Caporal (PR or Authentic) due to advertising backs, trimming or writing. the overall condi- Highlights include Hall of Famers/Stars: (27 cards) with Beckley (VG), Bresnahan tion breakdown is (GD, Portrait), Breshanan (VG-EX, with Bat), M. Brown (VG, Cubs on Shirt), M. as follows: 7% Brown (VG, Portrait), Chance (GD, Yellow Portrait), F. Clarke (VG, Portrait), F. (VG), 47% (GD), Clarke (VG-EX, with Bat), E. Collins (VG), J. Collins (VG-EX), Evers (GD, Portrait), 36% (FR) and 10% (PR) with roughly 5% displaying reverse paper loss or trimming. Evers (VG, with Bat, Chicago on Shirt), Marquard (VG, Hands at Thighs), Marquard Keys include Hall of Famers: (16 cards) with Baker (FR, reverse paper loss), Bender (VG, Portrait), McGinnity (VG), McGraw (VG, Finger in Air), McGraw (Glove at (PR), (2) Bresnahan (both FR, both variations), M. Brown (GD), Chance (FR), Clarke Hip), McGraw (VG, Portrait, no Cap), McGraw (VG, Portrait, with Cap), Waddell (GD), Cobb (PR), E. Collins (VG), Evers (FR), Huggins (PR), Marquard (FR), (VG, Portrait), Wallace (GD), Walsh (GD), Wheat (VG), Willis (VG-EX, Portrait), Mathewson (FR), McGraw (GD), Tinker (GD), Wallace (FR, With Cap); Willis (GD, with Bat); Southern Leaguers: (7 cards) with Carey (GD), Foster (GD), Shortprints/Variations: (15 cards) with Chase (GD, Frame Extends Below B. Hart (GD), Hooker (GD), Persons (GD), Stark (GD), Thebo (GD); Others: (248 Shoulders), Ford (FR, White Cap), Harmon (GD, Left Ear Shows), Karger (GD), cards) with Birmingham (VG), Chase (GD, Throwing, Dark Cap), Chase ((GD, Leifield (FR, “A.P,” Front), Suggs (FR), Vaughn (GD) and (2) Wiltse (one PR, Right Throwing, White Cap), Cicotte (GD), Dahlen (GD, Boston), Pattee (VG), F. Smith Ear Shows, one colored, Both Ears Show). More on our website. (GD, Chicago and Boston Amer.) and Titus (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

131. 1909-11 T206 132. (77) White Borders 1909-11 T206 Starter Set of White (250/525) Cards Borders with (43) Hall of Glued on Famers/Southern Scrapbook Leaguers Sheets with Surmount nearly half of (18) Hall of “The Monster” by seizing Famers the offered 1909-11 T206 White Borders starter set Including of (250/525) cards. The Mathewson overall condition break- Sterling gallery of down for these Piedmont (77) 1909-11 T206 backed antiquities is as fol- White Borders that lows: 19% (VG), 45% are tightly glued to (GD), 27% (FR) and 9% both sides of three (PR) with nearly 5% hav- period scrapbook ing reverse paper loss or pages. These centu- trimming. Due to pro- ry-old treasures are longed storage, varying symmetrically levels of perimeter foxing arranged by team is evident. Highlights with the obverses include Hall of Famers: generally ranging (29 cards) with Beckley from (GD to VG) (VG), Bender (GD, Portrait), Bresnahan (GD, Portrait), Breshanan (GD, with Bat), M. with some better Brown (PR, Portrait), Chance (FR, Batting, Chicago on Shirt), Chance (GD, Red and others lesser. Portrait), Chance (FR, Yellow Portrait), F. Clarke (VG, with Bat), J. Collins (VG), Obviously, the con- Evers (PR, Portrait), Evers (GD, Cubs on Shirt), Flick (GD), Griffith (FR, Batting), ditions of the Griffith (GD, Portrait), Huggins (FR, Hands at Mouth), Huggins (GD, Portrait), reverses are Jennings (FR, Both Hands Showing), Keeler (FR, Portrait), Kelley (FR), Lajoie (FR, unknown. Portrait), Marquard (FR, Follow-Through), Marquard (FR, Portrait), Mathewson (FR, Highlights include Dark Cap, ink mark), McGraw (VG, Portrait, no Cap), Waddell (GD, Throwing), Hall of Famers: (18 cards) with Baker, Chance (Bat Off Shoulder), Chance (Orange Wallace (GD), Wheat (PR), Willis (GD, Portrait); Southern Leaguers: (14 cards) Portrait), Crawford (with Bat), Evers (Portrait), Griffith (with Bat), Huggins (Hands at with Breitenstein (FR), Fritz (PR), J. Hart (GD), E. Howard (GD), A. Jordan (GD), Mouth), Joss (Portrait), Mathewson (Dark Cap), McGraw (Glove at Hip), McGraw King (GD), Lentz (GD), McCauley (GD), Paige (FR), Reagan (FR), Revelle (GD), (Portrait, No Cap), (2) Tinker (both batting poses), Tinker (Portrait), Waddell Shaughnessy (FR), Thebo (GD) and F. White (GD). More on our website. (Portrait), Wallace and Willis (Portrait), Willis (with Bat). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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133. (32) 1909- 134. (56) 1914 11 T206 White B18 Baseball Borders with Blankets with Vintage (10) Hall of Baseball Game Famers/Tough Themed Tape Variations Including (8) Circle the bases with Hall of Famers the pre-war diamond heroes discovered in Very interesting this assortment of (56) arrangement of (32) different 1914 B18 1909-11 T206 White Baseball Blankets with Borders with vintage (10) Hall of Famers baseball game action and tougher variations scenarios taped on present. This higher the obverses. grade assortment fea- Despite the alter- tures Hall of ation, these Famers/Tough Piedmont backed Variations: (10 blan- antiquities otherwise present in the (GD) range. Keys include Hall of Famers: (8 kets) with Bassler (EX- cards) with M. Brown (Cubs on Shirt), Clarke (Holding Bat), Evers (with Bat, Cubs MT, Yellow Pennants), (2) Carey (NM, EX-MT, both variations), (2) Chance (NM, on Shirt), Flick, McGraw (Finger in Air), Tinker (Hands on Knees), Waddell EX-MT, both variations), Gandil (NM, Green Pennants), Kavana(u)gh (EX-MT), (Portrait), Waddell (Throwing); Others: (24 cards) with Birmingham and (2) Pelty Stengel (EX-MT, Blue Infield), Wallace (NM, Red Basepaths) and Wheat (NM, Green (Horizontal). More on our website. Basepaths). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

135. 1922 E120 136. (71) 1922 W573 American Caramel Baseball Strip Cards Series of (240) Starter with (5) Hall of Set of (97) Different with Famers (19) Hall of Famers Very attractive grouping of Seize the offered 1922 E120 (71) 1922 W573 Baseball American Caramel Series of (240) strip cards with (5) Hall of starter set of (97) different featur- Famers headlining. This mid- ing a whopping array of (19) dif- grade assortment generally ferent Hall of Famers. This 91 presents (VG) with moderate year-old edition generally aver- corner indentations due to ages (GD to VG) with clean team prolonged storage in a period checklist reverses. Highlights album. The clean, blank include Hall of Famers: (19 reverses are clean. Highlights cards) with Baker (VG), Bancroft include Hall of (VG), Carey (VG), E. Collins Famers/Stars: Bush (VG), (GD), Coveleski(e) (GD), Faber Dykes (VG-EX), Hartnett (VG), Haines (GD), Hooper (VG), S. Harris (VG-EX), (GD), Hoyt (GD), Maranville Kelly (VG), S. Rice (GD) (VG), Marquard (GD), Neale and Schalk (VG). Please note (VG, Pro Football), Pennock that strip card grades are (VG), Rixey (GD), Roush (GD), based on how they present, Sewell (VG), Sisler (GD), Traynor (VG) and Wheat (GD). Due to prolonged storage not necessarily their technical in a period album, many of the corners display indentations. More on our website. grades. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

138. (22) 1935 Goudey Four-In-One Baseball Cards with Each Displaying Hall of Famers Including Ruth With (34) Cooperstown inductees spread over (22) slabs of pre-war cardboard, these 1935 Goudey Four-in-One Baseball singles are a “can’t lose” proposition. Included are Appling/Earnshaw (VG-EX), Averill/Kamm (PR), Bottomley/Hudlin (FR, reverse glue residue), Bottomley/Piet 137. (51) 1921-1923 Baseball Caramel Cards with (9) Hall of Famers (VG-EX), Cochrane/Gehringer (VG), Cronin/Reynolds (EX), R. Featured is an assortment of (51) 1921-1923 baseball caramel cards with (9) Hall of Ferrell/Werber (FR), Frisch/Dean Famers. This attractive candy card assortment displays moderate size variances (VG), Goslin/Schuble (VG-EX), throughout. Highlights include 1921 E121 American Caramel Series of 80: (26 cards, Greenberg/Fox (VG-EX), average FR, 65% reverse paper loss/trimming) with Evers (trimmed), Frisch (GD), Grimes/Klein/Cuyler (VG), Lyons/Hayes (VG-EX), Manush/Lary (FR), Ott/Critz Heilman(n) (VG), McGraw (trimmed); 1921-23 E220 National Caramel: Sisler (VG), Ruffing/Lazzeri/Dickey (colored), Ruth/Maranville (VG-EX), (trimmed); 1922 W575-1: Jennings (GD), Maranville (GD), McGraw (FR) and S. Rice Simmons/Cochrane (VG-EX), (2) Terry/T. Jackson (both VG-EX), Traynor/Lucas (GD). More on our website. (VG), Vance/Berry (EX) and P. Waner/Hoyt/L. Waner (GD). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

22 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 140. 1880s- 141. 1926 M101-7 Sporting News 1923 Supplement Babe Ruth Baseball Seldom Card & offered and attractive Related 1926 M101- Grab Bag 7 Sporting with Set & News Supplement (35) Cards of Geo. Quite interesting Herman 1880s-1923 (Babe) Ruth. baseball card 139. 1907 H.M Taylor Detroit Tigers Dated and related grab 12/30/26, Club Postcard with Cobb bag including a this nearly A neat piece of World Series history is delivered with set and (35) 7x10 prize the offered 1907 H.M Taylor Detroit Tigers Club post- sundry items. Highlights include 1880s-1910s Trade grades (EX) card picturing luminaries such as Cobb, Crawford and Cards/Premium Slips: (8 items) with (2) 1888-89 Old with only Jennings. Dispatched from Detroit, Michigan on Judge checklists (both EX-MT); 1887 N172 Old mild corner October 10th and Clayton, New York on October 12th, Judge: Buckley (SGC 20, Indianapolis); 1909 E92 imperfec- these postmarks represent the third and fifth games of Croft’s Cocoa: Schaefer (GD); 1912 T207 Brown tions. With the 1907 Fall Classic respectively. The obverse presents Background: Wiltse (GD); 1919 W552 Mayfair his hefty (VG) with moderate corner and perimeter wear along Novelties Baseball Drawings set: (12/12, average VG) lumber in tow, the clear portrayal depicts “The Sultan with cancellation markings which lightly protrude the and 1923 Pittsburgh Gazette-Times Schedule Card: of Swat” in a familiar ballpark setting. Released as a surface. Crease-free and very attractive. (EX-MT). More on our website. redemption in the high-end 2012 Heroes of Sport issue. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

142. (66) 1909- 144. (141) 1941 Pre-War 1933-1936 Baseball Grab Goudey & Bag with (20) Diamond Hall of Famers Stars with Including (25) Hall of Williams Famers Snag this assortment Early gum of (66) 1909-1941 cards are in pre-war baseball sin- 143. 1925-31 W590 Uncut Strip with (7) abundance with gles featuring (20) Hall of Famers Including Alexander & the offered Hall of Famers cache of (141) including (3) PSA Speaker 1933-1936 graded and “Teddy Offered is a 1925-31 W590 uncut ten-card strip featur- Goudey/ Ballgame”. Highlights ing (7) Hall of Famers. Measuring 14x3, the blank Diamond Stars singles featuring (25) Hall of Famers. include 1909-11 T206 backed prize exhibits moderate perimeter fraying and Although well handled with a combination of acute White Borders: McGraw (PR, Portrait, No Cap, only a slight dot of paper loss on the Caveney render- wear, the historic players still make this a profitable Piedmont, reverse paper pulling); 1933 Goudey: (49 ing. Included are: (from left to right) with Grimm, proposition. Highlights include 1933 Goudey: (79 cards, median FR to GD, 39% reverse writing/paper Carey, Caveney, Burns, Alexander, T. Jackson, cards, average PR, 40% pin holes/trimmed/writing) loss) with #89 Speaker (PSA 4), #117 Maranville (PSA Brancroft, B. Harris, Frisch and Speaker. with #89 Speaker (PR), #188 Hornsby (FR), (2) #207 3), #211 H. Wilson (VG), #220 Grove (PSA 3, mk); Opening Bid $200.00 Ott (both PR); 1934 Goudey: (57 cards, average FR) 1941 Play Ball: (2) #6 Hubbell (VG, GD), #8 Ott with #1 Foxx (PR), #6 Dean (PR), #10 P. Waner (PR) (VG), #14 T. Williams (GD) and #20 Ruffing (VG). and 1934-36 Diamond Stars: #39 Hubbell (GD). More More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

145. 1935 146. (30) Goudey Baseball 1933-1941 Four-In-One Pre-War Uncut Six-Card Baseball Panel with (6) Grab Bag Hall of Famers with (11) As one of only a hand- Hall of ful of uncut pre-war Famers artifacts to have sur- Snag these faced, the offered 1935 Goudey Baseball Four-in-One (30) 1933- uncut panel of six cards is a premier accompaniment 1941 pre-war for any advanced gum card collection. The neatly 147. (11) 1938 Goudey Baseball Hall of baseball sin- extracted panel features (24) players, six of whom are Famers with (3) PSA Graded gles heralded Hall of Famers along with a black-and-white image of Heads Up! With Hall of Fame head shots superim- by (11) Hall of Mickey Cochrane on the reverse. This depression-era posed onto cartoonish bodies, these (11) 1938 Goudey Famers. Highlights include 1934-36 Batter-Up: #27 treasure is crease-free with only hints of tape residue on Baseball gum cards will attract considerable interest Ott (EX); 1935 Goudey Four-in-One: (3 cards) with both the bottom left and upper right corners and is from Cooperstown themed collectors. Included are PSA Lyons/Hayes (VG-EX), Manush/Lary (VG), framed to 10 x 9-1/2” dimensions. Included are: Graded: (3 cards) with #241 Gehringer (PSA 4.5), Traynor/Lucas (colored); 1936 Goudey partial: (18/25, Ruffing/Malone/Lazzeri/Dickey, #262 Medwick (PSA 2), #286 Medwick (PSA 4.5); average EX) with Crosetti (EX), Cuyler (EX), Harris Moore/Hogan/Frankhouse/Brandt, P. Ungraded: (8 cards) with #249 Foxx (FR, reverse writ- (VG-EX), Klein (VG); 1936 S & S Game: Ott (EX- Martin/O’Farrell/Byrd/MacFayden, ing), #253 Greenberg (VG), #257 Lopez (VG-EX), MT); 1940 Play Ball: #230 Faber (EX-MT); 1941 Berry/Burke/Kress/Vance, #258 Doerr (VG), #264 Feller (FR, surface paper loss Double Play: #31 Ott/32 (VG-EX) and #89 Ott/90 Traynor/Lucas/Thevenow/Wright and and reverse writing), #265 Gehringer (GD), #270 (VG). More on our website. Critz/Bartell/Ott/Mancuso. More on our website. Lombardi (VG) and #281 Lopez (FR, reverse stamp). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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148. 1939-43 Hall of 149. 1949 Bowman Baseball First Series 150. (103) 1952 Fame Sepia Uncut Sheet with Feller, Musial & Bowman Baseball Postcards Type 1 Spahn Singles with (2) Partial Set (22/35) The offered #101 Mantle The predecessors to the latter 1949 Bowman These (103) 1952 Albertype and Artvue releas- Baseball uncut Bowman Baseball sin- es, these (22) different 1939- sheet features gles feature several Hall 43 Hall of Fame sepia post- the first 36 of Famers including a cards are much more elusive. cards of series pair of early Mantles. This mid-grade assembly is including (8) Averages (GD) through- of the Type 1 variety with Hall of Famers. Since each reverse is overprinted with out with some better identifying text on the last a higher number, this printing press survivor appears to and others lesser. line reading, “National interest centers in the have been implemented as part of the production Highlights include (2) Centennial celebration in 1939 at Cooperstown.” process. The (4) nine-card rows have sustained moder- #1 Berra (both PR), #4 Highlights include Alexander (VG-EX), Cobb (VG), B. ate peripheral wear along with interior creasing which Roberts (GD), #5 Minoso (VG), (2) #8 Reese (GD, Johnson (GD), W. Johnson (VG), Lajoie (VG), does not seriously compromise the overall appearance FR), (2) #21 Fox (GD, FR), (2) #23 Lemon (both GD), Mathewson (VG), McGraw (VG), Ruth (VG), Speaker of the piece. Key players include #11 Boudreau, #23 #33 McDougald (FR), #52 Rizzuto (GD), (2) #75 Kell (VG), Wagner (VG), G. Wright (VG), C. Young (VG) Doerr, #24 Musial, #26 Kell, #27 Feller, #29 Kiner, #33 (both GD), (2) #101 Mantle (both GD) and #115 Doby and Mathewson Bust (VG-EX). More on our website. Spahn, #35 Raschi and #36 Reese. (PR, reverse writing). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

151. (113) 1952 Topps Baseball Singles—All Different Presented are (113) different 1952 Topps Baseball singles. These low numbers average (VG-EX) with very few 152. (3) 1953-54 Briggs Meats Senators 153. (3) 1953-54 Briggs Meats Senators creases found throughout. Included are #3 (bb), 4 (bb), Oldis, Runnels & Terwilliger Porterfield, Shea & Stobbs 6 (bb), 8, 13 (bb), 16, 18 (bb), 19 (bb), 25 (bb), 27 (bb), Relive memories of Griffith Stadium with these (3) Three members of the prolific Washington Senators 28 (bb), 32, 34, 38 (bb), 61 (bb), 63 (bb), 64 (bb), 69 1953-54 Briggs Meats Senators samples. Each speci- pitching staff are pictured on these attractive 1953-54 (bb), 73, 78 (bb), 81-86, 89, 90, 93-95, 97, 101-111, men displays traces of the original red advertising bor- Briggs Meats portraits. Each regional specialty feature 113-121, 123-128, 130-134, 136, 138-145, 147, 149, dering. Included are 1.) Robert Oldis (presents VG); 2.) traces of the original red advertising trim and relatively 152-155, 161, 166, 167, 170, 176, 178, 180, 183, 196, James Runnels (presents VG) and 3.) Willard even cuts. Included are 1.) Erwin Porterfield (presents 198, 203, 206, 214, 217, 218, 225, 226, 229, 230, 236, Terwilliger (presents GD to VG). With exception to VG-EX); 2.) Frank Shea (presents GD) and 3.) Charles 238, 239, 241, 242, 245, 247, 249, 254-256, 259, 260, typical instances of hot dog grease markings, the blank Stobbs (presents GD to VG). 263, 264 and 267. reverses are clean. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 154. (25) 1954-1955 155. 1953 156. (356) 1954 New York Journal- Bowman Baseball Bowman American & Stahl- Color Starter Set Baseball Meyer Regional of (98/160) with Shoebox Cards with Mantle Mantle Collection with Regional specialists will The value conscious Ford & Reese enjoy these (25) 1954- cardboard enthusiast Build the foundation 1955 New York Journal- will appreciate the for team sets or other American and Stahl- offered 1953 Bowman projects with these Meyer cards. Included are Baseball color starter set (356) 1954 Bowman challenging renditions of of (98/160) cards. Each Baseball singles. 1954 New York Journal- card is low-grade due to Moderate duplication American: (20 cards, average GD to VG) with (4) reverse paper loss or is found throughout Bauer, Coleman, (2) Grissom, Hearn, (2) Kuzava, tape residue. The color saturated obverses generally this mid-grade gather- Newcombe, (3) Palica, Rizzuto (GD), (2) Wilhelm (one present (GD to VG). Keys include #9 Rizzuto, #10 ing which generally averages (VG to EX) with few VG-EX, one FR, writing), Woodling, (2) Worthington; Ashburn, #18 N. Fox, #33 Reese, #40 Doby, #59 instances of obtrusive creasing. Better cards include 1954 Stahl-Meyer: (4 cards) with Erskine (GD, with Mantle, #61 Kell, #65 Roberts, #92 Hodges, #99 #58 Reese (VG), #177 Ford (VG), #196 Lemon (VG- deference to stamp), Hodges (VG), Luckman (FR, Spahn, #117 Snider, #121 Berra, #146 Wynn and #153 EX) and #224 Bruton (VG). Also present are additional paper loss), Newcombe (VG, with deference to stamp) Ford. A premier opportunity to secure a sizable chunk semi-stars of players such as Adcock, Fain, Nuxhall, and 1955 Stahl-Meyer: Mantle (FR). of this beloved issue without breaking the bank. Shantz, Vernon and more. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

159. (5) 158. Ty 1952 157. 1927 Cobb Berk Baseball 1914 B18 Ross Exhibits Ty “White Baseball Cobb Infield” Singles Opening Bid $200.00 Blanket with Opening Bid Mantle $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

24 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 160. (204) 1906-Modern 161. (617) 1948-1974 Washington Senators Topps, Bowman & Leaf Oddball Collection with Washington Senators 1933 DeLong Goslin PSA 3 Cards with Killebrew Spanning more than a century and RC dozens of national and regional Piece together multiple classic issues, these (204) 1906-modern Washington Senators team sets Washington Senators oddball cards with these (617) 1948-1974 feature heroes from our capital city Topps, Bowman and Leaf sin- throughout the generations. gles. This arrangement over- Highlights include 1920s: 1921-22 whelmingly averages (EX to W575-1 D. Lewis (FR, reverse Vice EX-MT) with moderate duplica- Candy stamp), 1921-23 E220 tion throughout. Additionally, a National Caramel S. Rice (FR), 1922 handful of tougher high num- E120 American Caramel Peckinpaugh bers are dispersed in this gather- (SGC 60); 1930s: 1933 DeLong #24 ing. Highlights include Topps Goslin (PSA 3); 1933 W517 #47 Senators: (524 cards) with (20) Goslin (VG); 1950s: (25 cards, aver- 1952: #2 Runnels (VG, bb), age EX) with (2) 1951 Topps Teams #317 Marrero (EX); (13) 1953: Senators (EX, VG), (7) 1955 Topps #265 Jensen (EX); (12) 1955: Double Headers (average EX); 1960s: (74 cards, average EX to EX-MT) with 1962 #124 Killebrew RC (VG-EX); (25) 1958: #288 Killebrew (VG-EX); (31) 1959: #515 Bazooka Killebrew (EX), (8) 1966 Topps Venezuelan (average EX-MT) and 1970s: Killebrew (EX); (35) 1960: (2) #210 Killebrew (both EX); (23) 1962: #592 Bouton (82 cards, average EX-MT) with 1971 Topps Greatest Moments #48 F. Howard (EX- RC (EX); 1974 Washington variations: #250 McCovey (NM) and Bowman Senators: MT). More on our website. (89 cards, average EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

162. (422) 1911-1957 163. 1952-1959 Topps Baseball Shoebox Baseball Shoebox Collection with Collection of (1397) Mantle & (3) Cards with Aaron, Williams Clemente & Mays For the true collector are these Classic 1952-1959 Topps (422) 1911-1957 baseball singles Baseball shoebox collection of from a variety of A C C d e s i g n a- (1397) cards that is flush with tions with numerous stars such stars including Aaron, Clemente, as Mantle and Williams present. Mays and more. Highlights Although this low-grade gather- include 1952 Topps: (182 cards, ing displays a combination of average FR, all low numbers, acute wear throughout including 65% pin holes/writing); 1953 paper loss, trimming or writing, Topps: (67 cards, median GD, the overall selection defeats any 12 high numbers); 1955 Topps: technical deficiencies. Highlights (132 cards, majority VG) with include 1933 Goudey: #29 Foxx #124 Killebrew RC (GD); 1956 (PR); 1935 Detroit Free Press Topps: #90 Reds Team-1955 partial: (13/18, average EX-MT) (GD); 1957 Topps: (377 cards, with Greenberg (EX-MT); 1949 majority GD to VG, 74 fourth Leaf: #76 T. Wi l l i a m s (PR, writ- series) with #10 Mays (VG-EX); ing); 1954 Topps: #1 T. Wi l l i a m s 1958 Topps: (303 cards, median GD to VG) with #52 Clemente (VG); 1959 Topps: (PR, pin hole); 1955 Bowman: #202 M a n t l e (FR); 1957 Topps: #1 T. Williams (FR), #20 (215 cards, mainly GD to VG) with #150 Musial (VG-EX), #338 S. Anderson RC Aaron (GD) and #95 Mantle (PR, reverse writing). More on our website. (EX-MT), #478 Clemente (VG) and #514 Gibson RC (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

164. (593) 1952-1960 165. (1187) 1949-1958 Topps & Bowman Baseball Shoebox Topps Baseball Shoebox Collection—Loaded with Stars Including Mantle Collection with Aaron Straight from the shoe- RC Plus 1960 Fleer box comes these (1187) 1949-1958 Topps and Greats Set (79/79) Bowman Baseball cards Journey back to the corner “five that are absolutely and dime” with these (593) 1952- loaded with Hall of 1960 Topps Baseball singles fea- Famers and stars such turing Aaron and Banks rookies as Clemente, Koufax, along with multiple “Teddy Mantle, Mays, J. Ballgame” cards. Also present is Robinson and many an additional 1960 Fleer Greats more! Although a siz- set. Highlights include 1952 able percentage of cards Topps: (45 cards, median GD, display writing and 5% tape) with #33 Spahn (GD, varying degrees of bb), #36 Hodges (VG-EX), #59 wear, the overall value Roberts (GD), #195 Minoso of this assortment is still substantial. Highlights include 1949 Bowman: #60 Berra (GD), #216 Ashburn (GD), #246 (FR); 1952 Topps: #1 Pafko (FR); 1955 Bowman: #10 Rizzuto (VG), #22 Kell (VG); 1954 Topps: (160 Campanella (VG); 1955 Topps: #164 Clemente RC (PR, writing); 1956 Topps: #5 T. cards, majority GD) with (2) #1 T. Williams (PR, writing), #79 Koufax (FR); 1957 Topps: (406 cards, average FR, 95% Williams (both PR), #10 J. writing including all keys, unless noted) with #10 Mays (FR), #95 Mantle (PR); 1958 Robinson (FR), #94 Banks RC (PR, reverse paper loss), #128 Aaron RC (GD), #250 Topps: (638 cards, average GD, 35% writing) with #1 T. Williams (FR, writing), #30 T. Williams (GD); 1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams (PR); 1957 Topps: #10 Mays (FR) Aaron (VG), #47 Maris RC (GD), #52 Clemente (GD) and #487 Mantle AS (VG-EX). and 1960 Fleer Greats set: (79/79, average EX-MT). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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166. (208) 1952-1955 Topps 167. (297) 1953-1955 & Bowman Baseball Bowman Baseball Singles Shoebox Collection with with Aaron, Mantle & Mays Aaron, Mantle & Williams Strong 1953-1955 Bowman Baseball Classic 1952-1955 Topps and singles cache of (297) cards featuring Bowman Baseball shoebox collec- multiple “golden age” luminaries such tion of (208) cards that is flush with as Aaron, Mantle, Mays and many oth- Hall of Fame talent including Aaron, ers. Highlights include 1953 Bowman Mantle and Williams. Substantial Color: #121 Berra (VG), #153 Ford “break value” is delivered in this (GD); 1954 Bowman: (115 cards, assortment which is highlighted by median GD) with #65 Mantle (FR), 1954 Bowman: #65 Mantle (GD); #89 Mays (GD), #161 Berra (VG); 1954 Topps: (2) #10 J. Robinson 1955 Bowman: (150 cards, composite (both GD); 1955 Topps: (74 cards, GD to VG) with #10 Rizzuto (VG-EX), majority VG-EX) with #2 T. #179 Aaron (GD), #184 Mays (GD) Williams (GD), #47 Aaron (VG) and and #202 Mantle (PR). More on our #50 J. Robinson (GD). More on our website. website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

168. (134) 1953- 169. 1955 Topps Baseball Partial 1955 Topps Set of (151/206) Cards with SGC Baseball Cards— 55 Clemente & Ungraded Sharp Koufax & Killebrew Rookies Start multiple projects Put the 1955 Topps Baseball edition at your with offered grouping of mercy with the offered partial set of (134) 1953-1955 Topps (151/206) cards featuring the majority of the Baseball cards. The key cards in the series. This assortment gen- majority of these singles erally averages (GD) with the tougher high are very clean with solid series presenting similarly, if not slightly bet- corners, crisp edges and ter than the more available numbers. accurate centering with Highlights include #2 T. Williams (GD), #28 gleaming surface hues. Banks (GD), #47 Aaron (VG), #50 J. Moderate duplication is Robinson (GD), #123 Koufax RC (VG), found throughout. Included are 1953 Topps: (90 cards, average EX to EX-MT, 4 high #124 Killebrew RC (EX), #164 Clemente RC numbers) with #62 Irvin (EX), #151 Wilhelm (EX), 224, 234, 242, 245; 1954 Topps: (SGC 55), #187 Hodges (GD), #189 Rizzuto (11 cards, median EX-MT) and 1955 Topps: (33 cards, average EX-MT to NM). (FR), #194 Mays (PR, pin holes) and #210 Opening Bid $250.00 Snider (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 170. (8) 1956 171. (1487) 1959- Topps Baseball 1961 Topps Pins Plus Original Baseball Singles Boxes Bring your near sets What a find! Featured toward completion with are (8) 1956 Topps these (1487) 1959-1961 Baseball Pins and the Topps Baseball singles. accompanying five-cent Moderate duplication is boxes that they were found throughout this originally housed in. mid-grade cache which These vibrant 1” treas- displays a sprinkling of ures average (NM) and stars, specialty cards and includes Black, Conley, high numbers. Fowler, Groat, Highlights include 1959 Harshman, Kennedy, Power and Wehmeier as the subjects. The cardboard exteriors Topps: (233 cards, aver- which features the smiling image of “Teddy Ballgame” display moderate wear consis- age VG to VG-EX, 10 high numbers) with #561 Aaron AS (GD); 1960 Topps: (653 tent with prolonged storage. With exception to only one box, all flaps are fully intact cards, average VG-EX, 16 high numbers average VG); 1961 Topps: (601 cards, aver- and remain tightly attached to the packaging. age VG, one high number) with #429 Kaline (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

172. (383) 1959-1963 Fleer 173. 1961 Topps Baseball Baseball Card Group with Partial Set of (377/587) with Koufax & Mays (5) Mantle Plus (307) Dupes As Topps’ main competitor, from 1959- Sparkling clean 1961 Topps Baseball 1963 The Frank H. Fleer Company of partial set of (377/587) cards with (5) Philadelphia released some classic issues Mantle plus (307) duplicates. These in their own right. Highlighted in this low numbers overwhelmingly average group of (383) cards from that era are (EX-MT) with deference to moderate 1959 Fleer Ted Williams: (158 cards, centering imperfections associated with average VG-EX to EX) with (3) #1 The the series. Highlights include #1 Groat Early Years ((2) EX-MT, GD); 1960 (EX-MT), #41 Mays/Clemente LL Fleer Greats: #28 Gehrig (EX-MT), (3) (EX-MT), #120 Mathews (EX-MT), #42 Cobb ((2) EX-MT, EX); 1961 Fleer #150 Mays (EX), #300 Mantle (VG), Greats: #89 Sisler/Traynor CL (EX- #307 Mantle WS (EX), #405 Gehrig MT); 1963 Fleer: #5 Mays (VG-EX), Streak (EX-MT), #406 Mantle HR #42 Koufax (VG), #46 Adcock SP (GD) (EX-MT), #443 Snider (EX), (2) #475 and #56 Clemente (VG). More on our Mantle MVP (EX, VG-EX) and #517 website. McCovey (EX-MT). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

26 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 174. 1962 Topps Baseball Partial Set of (406/598) Cards with Stars Secure over 65% of the desirable 1962 Topps Baseball edi- 175. 1962 Topps Baseball High Number tion with the Proof Sheet of (33) Cards 176. (4100+) 1961-1963 Topps Baseball offered partial From the vaults of Topps comes the offered 1962 Topps Cards set of Baseball high number proof sheet of (33) cards. This Explore the possibilities for this sizable gathering of (406/598) blank-backed treasure measures nearly 29 x 21-1/4” (4100+) 1961-1963 Topps Baseball cards. This heaping cards. The delicate wood bordered assortment averages and is entirely free of obverse creasing, though slight helping of cardboard features several regional and (EX to EX-MT) and includes (24) high numbers along reverse creasing does not protrude the surface. Aside semi-stars along with specialty cards and a handful of with additional stars and specialty cards. Other high- from mild corner wear and age-induced reverse toning, more difficult high numbers. Included are (1500+) 1961 lights include #1 Maris (GD), #99 Powell RC (EX), this artifact has endured the decades in remarkable con- (average VG-EX to EX), (1400+) 1962 (average VG- #150 Kaline (VG-EX), #425 Yastrzemski (VG-EX) and dition. Suitable for framing and prominent display. EX) and (1200+) 1963 (average VG). Each card is #461 Hubbs RC (EX-MT). Keys include #537 Indians Team and #590 Flood. More housed in a penny sleeve. Opening Bid $200.00 on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 178. (8) 1963 Post Cereal Baseball Uncut Back Panels with (5) Hall of Famers Presented are (8) 1963 Post 179. 1964-1967 Topps Baseball 177. (2358) 1962-1964 Topps Baseball Cereal Baseball Collection of (5200+) Cards Cards with Stars uncut back pan- Fuel your set projects with this massive 1964-1967 Build the foundation for multiple projects with these els totaling (45) Topps Baseball collection of (5200+) cards. This (2358) 1962-1964 Topps Baseball cards. Moderate cards including five Hall of Famers. Although most mound depicts multiple regional and semi-stars along duplication is found throughout these primarily mid- have been rudimentarily pared from larger boxes and with specialty cards and a handful of challenging high grade examples which include several stars, rookies, have sustained scattered perimeter creasing, these arti- numbers. Included are (200+) 1964 (median VG to VG- specialty cards and high numbers. Highlights include facts still present nicely. Included are Six-Card Panels: EX); (41) 1964 Giants (average EX-MT) with #11 1962 Topps: (1178 cards, average VG-EX, 35 high (5 panels) with (2) #12 Skowron, #101 Cepeda, #112 Clemente (NM), #25 Mantle (VG-EX), #49 Aaron numbers) with #313 Maris IA (GD), #318 Mantle IA McCovey, #118 Snider (partial tear), #193 Hodges; (VG-EX); (2500+) 1965 (average VG to VG-EX), (FR, tape), #394 Aaron AS (GD); 1963 Topps: (481 Five Card Panels: (3 panels) with #28 Wagner (Avg. (800+) 1966 (median VG-EX) and (1700+) 1967 (aver- cards, average VG, 100 high numbers) and 1964 272), #37 Aparicio (missing corner) and #59 B. age VG-EX). With exception to the 1964 Topps Giants, Topps: (699 cards, average VG). More on our website. Robinson. the remaining cards are housed in penny sleeves. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

180. 1965-1969 Topps Baseball Singles 182. (21) 1969 Transogram Baseball Full Collection of (2703) Cards with Stars Boxes with (4) Hall of Famers Singles dealers will be sure to pay close attention to 181. (2793) 1961, 1967-1969 Topps With interchangeable parts and “realistic reproduction”, this 1965-1969 Topps Baseball gathering of (2703) Baseball Cards these (21) 1969 Transogram Baseball full boxes sur- cards. This selection averages (VG to VG-EX) through- Compiled are (2793) 1961 and 1967-1969 Topps vived their initial sale in toy and hobby shops. The out and comes from the more available series. Multiple Baseball cards. This mid-grade group with moderate intact figurines present nearly as when produced with Hall of Famers and stars such as Banks, Ford, B. duplication throughout is flush with specialty cards, only scattered instances of creasing along the display Robinson, F. Robinson, Rose, Yastrzemski and many regional stars along with multiple Hall of Famers such panels and trading card reverses. Included are (2) more make an appearance. Included are 1965 Topps: as Aparicio, Cepeda, Kaline, F. Robinson, Santo, Sutton Epstein, Fregosi, (2) Horton, John, Kaline, (2) Knoop, (388 cards); 1966 Topps: (1064 cards) with #30 Rose and many more. Included are (57) 1961 (average GD), McLain (separated arm piece), (2) McNally (one sepa- (GD); 1967 Topps: (310 cards, 7 high numbers); 1968 (1061) 1967 (average VG-EX) with (2) #30 Kaline rated glove piece with plastic separation), Monday, Topps: (388 cards) and 1969 Topps: (553 cards). More (both GD); (758) 1968 (average VG) with #500 F. Pascual, Reichardt, (2) B. Robinson, F. Robinson, on our website. Robinson (GD) and (917) 1969 (average GD to VG). Tiant, Tovar and Ward. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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183. (2661) 1909- 184. (2500+) 1905- 1979 Baseball 1990s Baseball Card Shoebox & Postcard Collection Collection with with Many Oddball & Numerous Hall of Regional Issues Famers Covering dozens of issues and Stacked 1909-1979 base- eras of the “grand old game”, ball shoebox collection of this massive (2500+) 1905- (2661) cards from vari- 1990s baseball card and post- ous mainstream and odd- card collection features ball issues. This mixture numerous mainstream, oddball is packed with Hall of and regional issues. Highlights Famers, regional stars include Postcards/Pictures: (14 items) with 1905 J.T Dye Giants with Mathewson & and other specialty cards. McGinnity (FR, reverse writing), (3) 1906 PC792 Embossed Postcards (one VG, one Highlights include 1909-11 T206 White Borders: (4 cards, all common backs) with J. FR, one PR reverse writing); Cards: (4 sets, 2500+ cards) with 1908-12 Domino Barry (VG), Dunn (VG), Hartsel (VG-EX), Nichols (VG, Batting); 1939 Play Ball: Discs: Wheat (EX); 1947-1950 Yankees Picture Pack: DiMaggio (NM); 1951 Topps #55 Vaughan (VG-EX); 1954 Dixie Lids: Schoendienst (VG-EX); 1958 Topps: #343 Connie Mack’s All-Star: Ruth (punched, missing bat); 1953 First National Cepeda RC (EX-MT); 1968 Topps: (2) #110 Aaron (EX-MT), #247 Bench RC (VG), Supermarket: S. White (VG-EX); 1955 Robert Gould All-Stars: #26 Banks (EX- #280 Mantle (EX); 1969 Topps: (2) #190 Mays (both EX), #260 R. Jackson RC (EX- MT); 1956 Mac Boy Mantle Decal: (EX-MT); 1962 Topps Stamp Album: (200/200, MT); 1970 Topps: #712 Ryan (EX); 1973 Topps: (5) #615 Schmidt/Cey RC (average all stamps affixed in original album); 1964 Topps Giants partial: (48/60, average VG-EX); 1974 Topps: (748 cards, average NM) with (2) #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT, EX-MT) with #25 Mantle (NM); 1965 Topps: (384 cards, majority EX) with (2) #134 VG); 1975 Topps Mini: #228 Brett RC (EX); (2) 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers sets: Mantle WS (EX-MT, VG); 1967 Irvindale Dairy Braves set: (4/4, average NM) and (55/55, average NM); 1978 Topps: (5) #36 Murray RC (average NM) and (3) #707 1970-71 Action Cartridge: (B. Robinson (NM, full box). More on our website. Molitor/Trammell RC (EX-MT, (2) EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

185. (1523) 1948-1975 186. (25) 1954-1969 Topps & Bowman Topps, Bowman & Post Boston Red Sox, Cereal Mickey Mantle Brooklyn Dodgers & Cards New York Yankees Mickey Mantle aficionados will Singles with Hall of take notice of these (25) 1954- 1969 Topps, Bowman and Post Famers Cereal singles. Included are Historic franchises and the Topps: (23 cards) with 1958: legends who starred for them #150 (FR), #418 w/Aaron (VG); are the focus of these (1523) 1959 #10 (GD), 1960: #160 1948-1975 Topps and w/Boyer (FR), #350 Mantle (PR, Bowman Boston Red Sox, reverse paper loss); 1961: #300 Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Yankees singles. The approximate condition break- (GD), #406 HR (VG-EX); 1962: down by decade is as follows: 1940s-1950s (average GD), 1960s (average VG) and #53 HR Leaders w/Maris (GD), 1970s (average VG-EX). Quantities by team include: (774) Red Sox, (602) Yankees #318 IA (GD); 1963 #200 (VG), and (147) Dodgers (all Brooklyn). Featured are 1950 Bowman: #77 Snider (VG-EX); (2) 1964 #50 (one FR, one PR, 1952 Topps: (83 cards, average GD) with (2) #1 Pafko (both FR, one bb), (2) #11 tape), 1965: (3) #3 HR Leaders Rizzuto (both VG), (2) #36 Hodges (one GD, rb, one FR, bb); 1953 Topps: #1 J. w/Killebrew (all GD), #134 WS Robinson (GD); 1954 Topps: #1 T. Williams (FR); 1955 Topps: #50 J. Robinson (GD), #350 (FR); 1966 #50 (GD), (EX-MT); 1958 Topps: #150 Mantle (FR), (2) #487 Mantle AS (GD, FR); 1959 1967 #150 (VG), (3) 1968 #280 Topps: #461 Mantle HR (VG); 1962 Topps: #18 Mantle/Mays (VG); 1967 Topps: ((2) VG-EX, VG), 1969 #500 #150 Mantle (GD) and 1969 Topps: (2) #500 Mantle (Yellow Letters is VG, White (VG); Bowman: 1954 #65 (VG- Letters is FR, surface paper loss). More on our website. EX) and Other: 1962 Post #5 (FR, box). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

187. (18) 1962 Post 188. 1966 Topps Cereal Baseball Uncut Baseball Series Back Panels with 2 Blank Backed Clemente, Koufax, Uncut Sheet Mantle & Shortprints with (2) Palmer Place a strong bid on these RC (18) 1962 Post Baseball uncut Magnificent 1966 back panels. Totaling (104) Topps Baseball Series with several Hall of Famers 2 blank backed uncut and shortprints, this group has sheet. While such something for every Post col- material from the lector. Although most have 1970s and later are been rudimentarily pared from readily available, this larger boxes and have sus- full-sized relic is tained scattered perimeter much more challeng- creasing, these artifacts still ing. The well pre- present nicely. Keys include served sheet is com- Seven-Card Panels: (6 pan- prised of (12) eleven- els) with #29 B. Robinson, card rows, four of which are double printed. Aside from expected peripheral fraying #109 Koufax; Six-Card and wrinkling the artifact is remarkably preserved and largely absent of interior creas- Panels: (8 panels) with #5 ing. The blank reverse does exhibit traces of reverse water discoloration which does Mantle, #6 Ford, #69 Keough SP, #85 Killebrew, #173 Clemente, #188 Banks; Five- not impact the surface. Highlights include: #110 Banks, (2) #120 Killebrew, #125 Card Panels: (2 panels) with #83 Allison SP, #92 Siebern SP, #116 Coleman SP, #158 Brock, (2) #126 Palmer RC, #160 Ford and (2) #195 Morgan. B. White SP and Two-Card Panels: (2 panels). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

28 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 189. Massive 1954-1995 190. (956) 1958- Baltimore Orioles Team Set 1968 Topps Run of (3347) Cards Baseball Charm City faithful will be whipped into Shoebox a fervor over this massive 1954-1995 Collection with Baltimore Orioles team set run of (3347) cards. The decade condition breakdown (3) Mantle, (10) is generally as follows: 1950s (average Mays & Rose VG), 1960s (average VG-EX), 1970s RC (average EX to EX-MT) and 1980s- Feast on this abun- 1995 (average NM to Mint). Highlights dant 1958-1968 include Topps: (1706 cards) with (16) Topps Baseball shoe- 1954, (14) 1955, (20) 1956, (24) 1957: box collection of #328 B. Robinson RC (VG); (30) 1958: (956) cards featuring #307 B. Robinson (GD); (33) 1959: dozens of Hall of #439 B. Robinson (VG-EX); (36) 1960: Famers and key rookies such as Aaron, Clemente, Koufax, Mantle, Mays, Rose and #28 B. Robinson (VG); (32) 1961: #572 much more! Highlights include 1958 Topps: #30 Aaron (GD, Yellow Letters), #52 B. Robinson AS (VG-EX); (35) 1962: Clemente (GD); 1960 Topps: #200 Mays (GD); 1963 Topps: #537 Rose RC (GD); #45 B. Robinson (EX-MT); (29) 1966: 1965 Topps: #134 Mantle WS (VG), (3) #170 Aaron (all GD), #207 Rose (GD), (3) #126 Palmer RC (GD); (41) 1967: #558 #250 Mays ((2) FR, PR), #300 Koufax (GD); 1966 Topps: (2) #1 Mays (GD, FR), Belanger RC (EX-MT), #600 B. Robinson (GD); (44) 1971: #709 Baylor/Baker RC #50 Mantle (FR), #100 Koufax (GD), (3) #300 Clemente (EX, VG-EX, VG); 1967 (EX-MT); 1982 Traded #98T Ripken (EX-MT) and Fleer: 1963 Fleer #4 B. Robinson Topps: (3) #250 Aaron (VG, (2) FR); 1968 Topps: (748 cards, average GD) with (6) (VG). Also present are 1991-1995 team set runs for Donruss, Fleer, Score and Upper #50 Mays (average GD), (2) #150 Clemente (VG-EX, GD), (4) #247 Bench RC (aver- Deck including a handful of parallels. More on our website. age GD) and #280 Mantle (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

191. (2048) 1959-1971 Topps Baseball Shoebox Collection with Many Stars Plus 1980 Topps Set Classic Topps singles dealers will want to place the winning bid on this large (2048) 1959-1971 baseball shoebox collection with numerous stars plus an additional 1980 set. Highlights include 1959 Topps: (314 cards, average GD, 33 high numbers) with #10 Mantle (GD), #163 Koufax (VG); 1961 192. (81) 1961-1969 Topps Baseball Stars with (14) PSA Topps: (283 cards, composite VG- EX, 20 high numbers) with #344 Graded Including (24) Mantle Koufax (VG-EX), (3) #388 Astounding arrangement of (81) 1961-1969 Topps Baseball stars featuring (14) PSA Clemente ((2) EX, one FR, writ- graded examples and (24) Mantle cards! Highlights include 1961 Topps: #150 Mays ing), (2) #406 Mantle HR (VG, (VG), #307 Mantle WS (GD), #406 Mantle HR (VG-EX), #475 Mantle MVP (PSA GD), #579 Mays AS (VG); 1962 4); 1962 Topps: #18 Mantle/Mays (VG), #53 Mantle/Maris/Killer HR LL (PSA 6), Topps: (388 cards, median VG- #200 Mantle (PSA 2), (2) #318 Mantle IA (VG), (2) #471 Mantle AS (EX-MT, GD); EX) with #5 Koufax (EX), #200 Mantle (VG); 1963 Topps: #250 Musial (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #50 Mantle (FR), #440 Clemente (VG); 1965 Topps: (2) #134 Mantle 1964 Topps: #50 Mantle (PR, reverse writing); 1966 Topps: (2) #1 Mays (both GD); WS (VG, GD); 1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (GD); 1967 Topps: #150 Mantle (PSA 3), 1968 Topps: #280 Mantle (PR, reverse writing) and 1980 Topps set: (average NM) #400 Clemente (PSA 4); 1968 Topps: #200 Cepeda (PSA 9), #280 Mantle (PR, with #482 Henderson RC (NM). More on our website. reverse glue residue); 1969 Topps: (3) #500 Mantle (one PSA 2, (2) GD). More on Opening Bid $250.00 our website. Opening Bid $250.00

193. (5890) 1962-1979 Topps Baseball Shoebox Collection with Many Stars Triumphant 1962-1979 To p p s Baseball shoebox collection of (5890) cards headlined many stars. A l t h o u g h 80-90% of the 1962-1973 singles display colored edges, the sheer amount of Hall of Famers allows this cache to be a profitable proposition for the enterprising dealer. Highlights include 1969 To p p s : #260 R. Jackson R C (VG-EX); 1970 To p p s : #712 Ry a n 194. (376) 1967-1972 Topps Baseball Posters with Many (FR, colored); 1974 To p p s : ( 7 6 1 cards, average VG) with #456 Sets/Near Sets Winfield RC (EX); 1975 To p p s : ( 6 8 1 Larger than life portrayals of your favorite diamond stars are uncovered with these cards, median VG-EX) with #223 (376) 1967-1972 Topps Baseball posters and pin-ups. Highlights include 1967 Topps Yount RC (EX-MT), #228 Brett RC Pin-Ups: (192 pin-ups) with (6) #6 Mantle, (12) #11 Clemente, (7) #12 Mays, (9) #15 (EX); 1978 To p p s : (1307 cards, medi- Aaron; 1968 Topps Posters near: (19/24, 12 dupes) with (3) #10 Killebrew, #14 an EX-MT to NM) with (4) #36 Aaron, (2) #20 Mays (one tape); 1970 Topps Posters set: (24/24, 105 dupes with Murray RC (average EX-MT) and (3) many near sets, 5% reverse writing) with (5) #11 Bench, (3) #21 Clemente; 1972 #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (all EX-MT). Also present are empty 1977 and 1978 To p p s Topps Posters partial: (16/24, 8 dupes) with #9 Aaron and #11 Rose. The over- Baseball display boxes (average EX-MT). More on our website. whelming majority of these posters present in the (EX to EX-MT) range with some Opening Bid $250.00 better. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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195. 1939-1981 Baseball Oddball 196. (512) 1951-1983 Topps Shoebox Collection of (1003) Baseball Shoebox Collection Cards with 1955 Topps with White Sox Concentration Doubleheaders The offered 1951-1983 Topps Baseball Eclectic 1939-1981 baseball oddball shoebox shoebox collection of (512) cards dis- collection of (1003) cards headlined by plays several key Hall of Famers and numerous Hall of Famers including J. stars with over 75% of the gathering fea- Robinson and T. Williams. Highlights include turing members of the Chicago White 1947-66 Exhibits: (118 cards, average VG- Sox. Highlights include 1951 Topps Red EX); 1955 Topps Double Headers: #3 Backs: #6 Reynolds (NM); 1952 Topps: Irvin/4 (VG), #25 J. Robinson/26 (GD), #53 #195 Minoso (GD); 1962 Topps: #313 Herman/#54 Amoros (EX), #69 T. Maris IA (VG-EX); 1963 Topps: #553 Williams/70 (VG-EX), #111 Killebrew/112 Stargell RC (VG); 1965 Topps: #16 (GD); 1962 Post: #5 Mantle (EX, ad); 1965 Morgan RC (EX), #581 Perez RC (GD); Topps Embossed: #8 Koufax (VG-EX), #19 1970 Topps: #189 Munson RC (GD) and Clemente (VG-EX) and 1970 Topps Story 1979 Topps: #116 O. Smith RC (EX- Booklets set: (24/24, average EX-MT, 6 MT). More on our website. dupes). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

197. (9850+) 1954- 1974 Baseball 198. (76) 1949-1994 Philadelphia Singles with Phillies/Athletics Singles with (12) Hundreds of PSA Graded League Leaders The cross-league franchises who call the “City of Fuel your inventory with Brotherly Love” home are the representatives of this large (9850+) 1954- these (76) 1949-1994 Philadelphia 1974 baseball singles col- Phillies/Athletics singles with (12) PSA graded. lection featuring hun- Highlights include 1950 Bowman: #84 Ashburn dreds of league (PSA 6); 1951 Bowman: #186 Ashburn (PSA 6); leader/specialty cards 1952 Bowman: #53 Ashburn (EX-MT); 1952 along with many other Topps: #216 Ashburn (PSA 5); 1954 Bowman: regional stars. Highlights #15 Ashburn (VG); 1954 Red Heart: Ashburn include (89) 1961 (major- (PSA 6); 1954 Topps: #45 Ashburn (PSA 6) and ity EX) with (84) league leaders, (2900+) 1970 (average VG to VG-EX), (1600+) 1955 Bowman: (2) #130 Ashburn (VG, GD). 1971 (average VG), (500+) 1972 (median VG-EX) with (215) league leaders; (500+) More on our website. 1973 (average EX-MT) and (4000+) 1974 (average EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

199. (2178) 1960-1975 Topps 200. (201) 1952-1970s Baseball Baseball Shoebox Collection Oddball Group Including with Many Stars 1961 Golden Press Set (33/33) Place a strong bid on this (2178) 1960- Interesting 1952-1970s baseball oddball 1975 Topps Baseball shoebox collection group of (201) cards including Hall of with multiple Hall of Fame rookies and Fame singles, regional issues, a set and other greats of the era. Substantial “break more. Highlights include 1952 Berk value” is assured in this gathering which is Ross: (3 cards) with Rizzuto (EX), highlighted by 1965 Topps: (109 cards, Rizzuto (VG-EX); 1961 Golden Press majority VG) with #16 Morgan RC (VG), set: (33/33, average EX-MT) with #3 #160 Clemente (GD), #477 Carlton RC Ruth (EX-MT), #5 Terry (EX-MT, (VG); 1967 Topps: (101 cards, median signed, no cert), #14 Cronin (EX, signed, VG-EX) with #200 Mays (GD); 1968 no cert); 1964 Topps: (113 cards, mainly Topps: (119 cards, composite VG) with EX-MT) with #3 Koufax (EX-MT), (3) #247 Bench RC (GD) and 1973 Topps: #11 Clemente (EX-MT, (2) EX), (3) #25 #615 Schmidt/Cey RC (GD). More on our Mantle (all EX-MT), (2) #49 Aaron (EX- website. MT, VG) and (2) #51 Mays (EX, VG). Opening Bid $250.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

201. (2050) 1961- 202. (8000+) 1970 Topps Baseball 1968 & 1969 Singles with Topps Baseball Majority from Card Hoard Vending Offered is one of the Scratch off numerous cards larger 1960s baseball from your set wantlists card hoards that have with these (2050) 1961- been made available 1970 Topps Baseball sin- for public sale. This gles. Moderate duplication humongous pile of is found throughout this 1968 and 1969 Topps razor-sharp gallery with the Baseball cards fea- majority appearing to have tures over (8000) cards with the vast majority ranging from (VG-EX to EX-MT). been recently plucked from vending boxes. Despite typical instances of cardboard Included are (5200+) 1968 and (2800+) 1969 singles. Multiple Hall of Famers such as bowing and errant centering, these primarily common players still present nicely. Cepeda, Marichal and Morgan along with a smattering of specialty cards, variations Included are (147) 1961, (271) 1964, (248) 1968 ((189) high numbers), (513) 1969 and high numbers are dispersed throughout. Imagine how many wantlists you can fill ((252) high numbers, 20% discoloration) and (871) 1970 ((132) high numbers). with the volume found in this collection! Each card is housed in a penny sleeve. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

30 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 203. (2685) 1967-1973 Topps 204. (2) 1970 Topps Baseball Baseball Card Collection Partial Sets with (2) Clemente with Stars & High Numbers This pair of 1970 Topps Baseball partial Complete your sets with these (2685) sets of (622/720) and (540/720) cards 1967-1973 Topps Baseball cards with combine (101) semi and (86) high num- multiple stars and a sampling of high bers along with numerous stars and spe- numbers. Highlights include 1967 cialty cards. This clean gallery generally Topps: (608 cards, average VG, 18 high averages (VG-EX to EX) throughout. numbers) with #146 Carlton (EX); 1968 Highlights include (2) #10 Yastrzemski Topps: (264 cards, average VG-EX); (both VG-EX), (2) #140 R. Jackson 1970 Topps: (231 cards, average VG) (both VG-EX), #195 Seaver Playoffs with #350 Clemente (VG); 1971 Topps: (EX-MT), (2) #220 Carlton (both VG- (735 cards, majority VG-EX, 66 high EX), #230 B. Robinson (EX), #290 numbers) with #41 Garvey RC (EX- Carew (VG-EX), (2) #300 Seaver (both MT); 1972 Topps: (194 cards, median EX), (2) #350 Clemente (VG-EX, VG), VG-EX, 22 high numbers) with #49 #500 Aaron (VG), (2) #530 Gibson (EX- Mays (EX) and #79 Fisk/Cooper RC MT, EX) and #580 Rose (VG). (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

205. 1973 Topps 206. (3) 1975 Topps Baseball Baseball Partial Uncut Sheets with Brett & Uncut Sheet of (90) Yount RC Cards with (2) Spared from the printer’s blade, these (3) Schmidt Rookies 1975 Topps Baseball uncut sheets are factory fresh heirlooms that have been nestled in Very tough 1973 Topps the same collection for decades. Despite Baseball partial uncut sheet expected negligible perimeter wrinkling, the of (90) cards, two of which inner surfaces are largely crease-free with picture the key #615 none of the key cards being seriously affect- Schmidt rookie. Difficult to ed. Highlights include First Sheet: #1 locate in any condition, this Aaron HL, #20 Munson, #50 B. Robinson, ready-to-display artifact #223 Yount RC, #228 Brett RC, #260 does exhibit moderate creas- Bench; Second Sheet: #51 Ryan HL, #61 ing throughout along with Winfield, #70 Schmidt, #185 Carlton; Third water staining limited to the middle right edge. While both Schmidt rookies display Sheet: #300 R. Jackson, #320 Rose, #335 obverse wrinkling, the reverses are absent of paper loss or writing. Also present are Palmer and #400 Ryan. (2) #613 Boone RC. Attractive piece that is made even more desirable by its scarcity! Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

207. (12000+) 1975 Topps 208. Near Impossible Baseball Singles Hoard 1980 Charlotte O’s Police with (12) #660 Aaron Orange Borders Partial Mammoth 1975 Topps Baseball Set of (15/25) Cards singles hoard of (12000+) cards! First Offered For Public Sale! Neatly arranged in numerical order, Near impossible 1980 Charlotte several near/partial sets can be O’s Police Orange Borders partial pieced together with this substan- set of (15/25) cards. Only a hand- tial cardboard mound. Generally ful of each Orioles farmhand exist averages (VG-EX to EX) with and are made even more desirable expected variances in condition. by the inclusion of the cornerstone Highlights include (5) #1 Aaron Ripken Jr. (available elsewhere in HL (average GD to VG), (7) #616 this auction) on the checklist! Rice RC (average GD) and (12) Included are: Anderson (VG-EX), #660 Aaron (average GD to VG). Buffamoyer (GD), Carey (VG- Additional Hall of Famers, region- EX), Cole (VG-EX), Eaton (GD), Hazewood (EX-MT), Neal (EX-MT), Pensiero al stars, leaders and other specialty (VG), Presley (EX), Quintana (VG), Ramirez (EX), Royster (EX-MT), Shelby (GD), cards are dispersed throughout. T. Smith (EX) and J. Williams (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

209. (933) 1981- 210. (1229) Modern New York 1989 Baseball Hall Yankee Joe DiMaggio, Derek of Fame Metallic Jeter & Mickey Mantle Singles Plaque Card Hoard with Inserts with (17) Signed Pinstriped icons of the past and present reign Schoendienst with these (1229) modern New York Yankee singles featuring many inserts and parallels. Only immortals are uncov- Highlights include Mickey Mantle: (772 ered in the offered (933) cards) with (100) 1996-1997 Topps Mantle 1981-1989 Baseball Hall of commemorative with (36/36) 1996-1997 set, Fame Metallic Plaque card (2) 1996 (19/19) sets, (89) 1996-1997 Topps hoard covering (46) play- Mantle commemorative Finest with (19/19) ers. Highlighted in this set; Joe DiMaggio: (256 cards) with 2002 (NM to Mint) collection are Upper Deck 40-Man #LY2 Lumber Yard; (77) Barlick, (72) Bench, Derek Jeter: (201 cards) with (3) 1993 (77) Dandridge, (73) Bowman #511, (2) 1993 SP #279 and (7) Hunter, (68) Schoendienst ((17) signed, no cert), (74) Stargell, (70) B. Williams and 1993 Topps #98 ((3) Gold, one Rockies). More on our website. (89) Yastrzemski. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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211. (4) 1934- 212. 1953 Bowman 1938 Goudey Color Baseball Baseball Five-Cent Gum Wrapper Wrappers “Joe DiMaggio Plus 1937 says...Best Cards I’ve S e e n . ” Only two seasons Thum- separated from being an Movies active player, Joe Window D i M a g g i o ’s weighty endorsement still must Display have resonated with The winning bid- young collectors of the der will be well 1953 Bowman Baseball pleased with the Color set. Although not a offered quartet of part of the checklist, illus- 1934-1938 trations of “Joltin’ J o e ” Goudey Baseball grace this tough 1953 gum wrappers plus Bowman Baseball Color window display. Included are 1.) 1934 Goudey Baseball wrapper (presents (NM); 2.) five-cent wrapper. Despite 1935 Goudey Baseball wrapper (presents EX-MT); 3.) 1936 Goudey Baseball wrapper limited perimeter notch- (presents (EX); 4.) 1938 Goudey Baseball wrapper (presents EX, moderate tear along ing, fold stress and a patch upper edge) and 5.) 1937 Goudey Baseball Thum-Movies 7-1/2 x 6” window display of tape repair to the (presents VG, with deference to obverse glue/tape residue and paper loss). obverse, this collectible is an attractive and key component to any wrapper assortment. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

214. (7) 1974 Topps Baseball “Baltimore Regional” Rack Packs These (7) 1974 Topps Baseball rack packs were originally distributed at Memorial 213. (6) 1960 Topps Baseball Christmas Rack Packs Stadium for either a promotion or were sold at souvenir stands in the confines of the Ho, Ho, Ho! The “Jolly Old Elf” delivers with this quartet of 1960 Topps Baseball stadium. The sealed 36-card contents each display an Orioles logo header in lieu of Christmas rack packs. The 12-card collectibles were repackaged by an unknown third- the more common Topps advertisements. The plastic surroundings have survived the party years after the original release by Topps. The common header cards appear to decades quite nicely and are absent of any significant fraying or wear. Better names present minimally (EX to EX-MT) or better. Who knows what other treasures could visible include #125 Colbert WSH (front), #212 Fingers (back) and #333 be lurking inside? Carew/Morgan (front)/#160 B. Robinson (back). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

216. 1995 IMT T206 Honus Wagner Sealed Reprint Case of 215. 1976 Topps Baseball Unopened Wax Box of (36) Packs Fresh 1976 Topps Baseball unopened wax box of (36) tightly wrapped packs. The (9000) Cards guaranteed unsearched contents could yield several high-grade gems including #1 The most famous subject in sports card history is expertly reproduced with the offered Aaron RB, #19 Brett, #98 Eckersley RC, #240 Rose, #330 Ryan and #550 Aaron 1995 IMT T206 Honus Wagner sealed reprint case of (9000) cards. Unlike similar along with other gradable blazers. Ten cards per pack and the display box appears Wagner reprints, this issue is fully licensed by the Wagner estate. Each card presum- “case fresh” with only slight writing on the tightly attached lid. ably grades (Mint) and displays a blue Piedmont advertising reverse. Only pennies per Opening Bid $400.00 card for a classic reprint which regularly sells for much more on internet auction sites. Opening Bid $250.00

32 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 217. (879) Modern Multi-Sport Certified Auto/Game- 218. (110) Multi/Non- Used/Insert Collection with Harper, Jeter Sport Modern Certified Astounding Autograph & Game-Used (879) modern Inserts with Harper, Jeter multi-sport certified autograph, & Machado game-used and Capitalize on these (110) multi/non- insert collection sport modern certified autographs featuring and game-used inserts featuring immense break Hall of Fame legends and future value. icons. Highlights include Baseball: Highlights (73 cards) with 2011 Bowman include Platinum Machado, 2011 Donruss Auto/Jersey: (8 Limited Cuts: Kell (#/49), D. cards) with Williams (#/20); 2011 Leaf Limited Baseball: 2012 #6 R. Alomar (#/49), 2012 SP Topps Finest B. Signature Edition United States: Harper; Certified Autos: (193 cards) with Baseball: 1995 UD Authentic #4 Clemens, Eckersley, B. Robinson (#/25); 2000 Fleer Gwynn, 2005 UD Reflections B. Upton/Jeter (BGS 9, Auto 9), 2007 Topps Game-Used: (21 cards) with Co-Signers J. Hamilton; Basketball: (87 cards) with 2009-10 Donruss Classics #166 Baseball: 2012 Topps B. Harper, S. Curry RC; Racing: 2006 Press Pass Authentics T. Stewart (#/50, black ink); Game- 2012 Topps Triple Threads Wright Used: (658 cards) with Baseball: 2001 UD All-Star Heroes Clemente, 2007 Topps (#/9), 2013 Topps Tribute Jeter; Mantle; Basketball: (460 cards); Hockey: (170 cards) with 2010-11 UD Artifacts Multi-Sport: 2011 Famous Fabrics Crosby/Lecavalier (two-color patch)/Richards (#/15) and Racing: 2011 Press Pass D. Robinson (three-color)/Alstott/I. Wheels Earnhardt Jr. (three-color patch). More on our website. Rodriguez/Brodeur (two-color). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

219. (665) Modern 220. (286) Baseball Hall of Baseball Certified Fame Game-Used Insert Autographs Loaded Cards from (80) Different with Superstars Players Including SPX Pujols An instant Cooperstown themed collec- RC tion is available with this cache of (286) Baseball Hall of Fame game-used insert Modern insert dealers will cards from (80) different players includ- discover exceptional “break” ing several tougher pre-war legends. value with these (665) base- Several cards are numbered and come ball certified autographs. from various tiered subsets. Highlights Dozens of current superstars include (6) Multi-Player: with 2005 and future Hall of Famers Ultimate Collection Ripken headline this eye-popping gallery. Several of these scripts are numbered and come Jr./Schmidt/Boggs (#/15), 2005 Upper from various tiered subsets. Keys include Auto/Jersey: (36 cards) with 2000 Upper Deck Trilogy B. Robinson/Ripken/Mora Deck I. Rodriguez, 2001 Donruss C. Jones (#1/50); Certified Autos: (629 cards) with (#/50), 2006 Topps Triple Threads 1999 Stadium Club Co-Signers M. Alou/Clemens, 2001 Donruss Signature Series: Clemente/Williams/Gwynn (#/18); (3) Bagwell, Garciaparra; 2001 SPX #206 Pujols RC, 2001 SP Authentic Griffey Jr., 2002 Clemente: with 2004 Donruss Throwback Ultimate Collection McGwire, 2003 Donruss Signature Series: E. Martinez, Piazza; Threads (#/10); Foxx: 2001 Fleer Red 2003 Ultimate Collection I. Suzuki, 2003 Upper Deck Game Face Sosa, 2004 Sox 100th; (2) Greenberg: with 2001 Bowman Chrome #345 F. Hernandez RC, 2004 Bowman’s Best Y. Molina RC, 2004 Fleer Greats of the Game, 2001 Upper Deck Hall of Famers; Hornsby: 2003 Timeless Fleer National Pastime C. Jones, 2005 Fleer National Pastime Verlander RC, 2005 SP Treasures; (2) Koufax: with 2000 Upper Deck, 2002 Upper Deck; (7) Mays: with Legendary Cuts McMillan (#/23, cut auto), 2005 Topps F. Hernandez, 2006 Finest M. 2005 Donruss Diamond Kings (#/25); J. Robinson: 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Cabrera, 2006 Topps Co-Signers: Cano/Utley, (3) R. Howard/Street and A. Jones/C. and H. Wilson: 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game (#/12). More on our website. Jones. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

221. (47) Modern 222. (2362) 1970s- Baseball Multi-Color Modern Baseball Singles Patches/Tags with Hall Treasure Chest with of Famers & Stars Many Inserts Sizzling array of (47) modern Abundant 1970s-modern baseball baseball multi-color patches and singles treasure chest of (2362) tags featuring numerous Hall of cards with numerous mixed base Famers and stars. Several cards inserts, numbered/parallels and are numbered and come from rookies. Over 70% of the cards various tiered subsets. come from the 1990s. Highlights Highlights include Laundry include 1970s: with 1978 Topps Tags: (2 cards) with 2004 #36 Murray RC (EX); 1980s: Timeless Treasures Kaline with 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken Jr. (#/10), 2005 Playoff Absolute RC, (2) 1982 Topps #21 Ripken Memorabilia A. Soriano (#1/1); RC; 1990s: with (2) 1997 Pacific Four-Color: (9 cards) with #6 A. Rodriguez Cramer’s Johnson (#/51), 2004 Fleer Choice, 1998 Pacific #3 Ripken Legacy with Biggio (four- Cramer’s Choice, (4) 1998 Zenith color)/Thome (three- #4 Ripken Z-Team (one gold; color)/Mattingly (three-color)/Pujols (two-color, #/6, double-sided), 2004 Sweet Spot 2000s: with 2001 Fleer Legacy Piazza (#/35, Mets Logo); Three-Color: (20 cards) with 2004 Donruss Leather & #102 Pujols RC (slight ding); (2) Lumber #18 Ripken Jr. (#/25); Two-Color: (16 cards) with 2004 Fleer Platinum V. 2001 Fleer Premium #233 Pujols RC, 2001 SP Game-Used Edition #63 I. Suzuki RC, Guerrero (Expos logo) and 2004 Sweet Spot Classic Dawson. More on our website. 2004 Topps Pristine Legends #18 P. Martinez (#1/1, black printing plate) and 2006 Opening Bid $200.00 Finest #8 K. Wood (#1/1, Superfractor). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

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223. 1996 Leaf 224. (3) 1996-1998 Signature Derek Donruss/Leaf Signature Jeter SP & Baseball Certified Autograph Mariano Rivera Near & Partial Sets Certified Autos— Solid foundation of (3) 1996-1998 Both BGS Donruss/Leaf Signature Baseball certified autograph near and partial sets. The foundation of the Highlights include 1996 Leaf Signature “core four” is present partial: (143/252, various color tiers) with this pair of 1996 with R. Alomar, Dawson, P. Martinez, Leaf Signature certified Molitor, M. Ramirez, F. Thomas, Thome; autograph cards. 1997 Donruss Signature Series partial: Included are 1.) Jeter SP (88/116) with Glavine, D. Ortiz RC, (BGS 9/Auto 9, Palmeiro; 1998 Donruss Signature Centering 10, Corners 9, Series partial: (63/98) with V. Guerrero, Edges 9, Surface 9.5) and 2.) M. Rivera (BGS 9/Auto 10, Centering 9.5, Corners 9, D. Ortiz and M. Rivera. More on our Edges 8.5, Surface 9). These “on card” scripts of the future Yankee Hall of Famers are website. perfect for modern insert specialists. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

225. (373) 1996-1998 226. 1997 & 1998 Donruss Donruss/Leaf Signature Series Signature Series Millennium Certified Autographs with Marks Certified Autograph Many Stars Partial Sets Splendid array of (373) 1996-1998 Only 1000 of each of the (148) cards in the Donruss/Leaf Signature Series baseball o ffered 1997 and 1998 Donruss Signature certified autographs featuring numerous Series Millennium Marks certified autograph stars. Keys include 1996 Leaf Signature partial sets were inserted into packs of the Series: (44 cards) with (2) M. Ramirez; high-end product. Highlights include 1 9 9 7 1996 Leaf Signature Series Extended: Donruss Signature Series Millennium A. Rodriguez; 1997 Donruss Signature Marks part i a l : (82/143) with R. A l o m a r, Series: (170 cards) with D. Ortiz RC, Bagwell, B o n d s, Gwynn, Larkin, E. Martinez, Palmeiro; 1997 Donruss Signature M u r r a y, D. Ortiz RC, Ripken Jr., I. Rodriguez, Series Millennium Marks: (47 cards) S a n d b e rg; 1998 Donruss Signature Series with (2) R. Alomar, Larkin and 1998 Millennium Marks part i a l : (66/124) with R. Donruss Signature Series: (73 cards) A l o m a r, Boggs, Glavine, R. Johnson, C. Jones, with (5) D. Ortiz. More on our website. Molitor and Ripken Jr.. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

227. (30) 1997- 228. (32) 2001-2005 Sweet Spot 1998 Donruss Baseball Certified Autographs Signature Century with (11) Hall of Famers Marks & Preview These (32) 2001-2005 Sweet Spot Baseball Certified Autos certified autographs feature crisp endorse- with Ripken ments on clean baseball canvases embed- Strong assortment of (30) ded in the cardboard slab. Keys include 1997-1998 Donruss 2001 Sweet Spot: Sheffield; 2002 Sweet Signature Century Marks Spot Classics: Fingers, Seaver; 2003 and Preview certified Sweet Spot: Reyes; 2003 Sweet Spot autograph cards. Each Classic: Eckersley; 2004 Sweet Spot: “on card” endorsement is Mauer, I. Rodriguez (#/25, slightly faded), limited to 100 copies or Teixeira; 2004 Sweet Spot Classics: Carter fewer. Highlights include 1997 Donruss Signature Century Marks: (19 cards) with (#/25), (2) Kalas, Mazeroski (#/24), Glavine, J. Gonzalez, A. Jones RC, D. Ortiz RC, Rolen; 1998 Donruss Signature Piersall; 2005 Sweet Spot Classic: Fingers, Century Marks: (6 cards); 1998 Donruss Signature Preview: (5 cards) with D. Harwell (#/25, faded), Sutter and Sutton. Ortiz, Ripken (only 22 made) and Tejada. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

229. (56) 2001-2003 Topps 230. (940) Modern Baseball Tribute Baseball Relics & Game-Used Insert Cards Autos with Cobb and Ruth with Many Stars Those men who achieved baseball Stock your showcases with these (940) excellence are profiled with these (56) modern baseball game-used insert cards 2001-2003 Topps Tribute modern featuring numerous current stars and inserts. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: future Hall of Famers. Several cards are (2 cards) with 2003 Topps Tribute: S. numbered and come from various tiered Anderson, Weaver (#/25); Game-Used subsets. Highlights include 1997 Leaf Relics: (53 cards) with 2001 Topps Thomas Collection #4 (#/100, one of the Tribute: Aaron, Clemente, Mays, Ruth; first game-used inserts), 2001 Leaf 2002 Topps Tribute Milestones & Certified #158 Pujols RC (#/200), 2002 Memories: Cobb; 2003 Topps Tribute Fleer Focus JE M. Ramirez (#1/4), 2005 Perennial All-Star: Clemente, Dean, Donruss Prime Patches I. Rodriguez Greenberg, (3) Mays, (2) Ripken Jr., (3) (#/15, button) and 2006 Topps Tr i p l e Ryan (one patch #/30), Speaker; 2003 Threads Bonds/A. Rodriguez/Pujols Topps Tribute World Series: B. Harris and Tinker. More on our website. (#/18). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

34 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 231. (3) 2007-2009 Topps & Bowman 233. (4) Baseball Auto Refractor & Superfractor 2008-2009 Uncut Sheets Topps Solid trio of Baseball 2007-2009 Uncut Insert Topps and Bowman Sheets with Baseball auto Allen & refractor and Ginter Mini superfractor uncut sheets & 2009 (unsigned and National not num- Convention bered). Each 232. (3) 2009 Bowman Chrome Spared from the piece displays Prospects Refractor Autograph Uncut printer’s blade mild perimeter are these (4) wear. Included Sheets with Red, Blue & Orange 2008-2009 Topps are 2007 Bowman Chrome Draft Auto Superfractor The “home of the rookie card” delivers yet again with Baseball uncut sheets. Each full-sized display piece sheet: (77 cards, (2) 35-card sets plus insert set); 2009 this threesome of 2009 Bowman Chrome refractor exhibits incidental peripheral wear consistent with stor- Finest Moments & Rookies Auto Gold sheet: (100 autograph (unsigned) uncut sheets. Each backroom sur- age. Included are 1-2.) (2) 2008 Topps Stadium Club cards, mild perimeter paper loss, (1) 20-card Finest vivor exhibits only mild peripheral wear. Included are 100-card sheets with (1) First Day Issue (both have Moments set, (3) 15-card Rookies sets plus extras) with tough unnumbered red, blue and orange parallels. mild perimeter water damage); 3.) 2009 Topps Allen & (3) #164 Price RC and 2009 Topps Chrome Auto Red Current “up and coming” stars include #97 Hanson, Ginter Mini Auto (unsigned) 69-card sheet and 4.) 2009 Refractor: (100 cards, (3) 32-card sets plus Obama SP #101 Freeman, #108 Santana, #110 Viciedo, #112 Craig Topps Heritage National Convention 50-card sheet with and Finest Basketball). and #115 Lynn. (20) Mantle. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

234. (7) New York Yankee Legends 235. (165) New 236. (68) Game-Used Insert Cards with (2) Ruth York Yankee Baseball & (2) Gehrig Game-Used Hall of Legends of Inserts with Fame Monument (43) Hall of Certified Park grace these Famers and Autographs seven (9) Jeter with Mays modern The prolific New First ballot game-used York Yankees fran- favorites head- insert chise fuels the line these (68) cards. offered game-used Baseball Hall of Included insert collection of Fame certified are 2001 (165) cards includ- a u t o g r a p h s . Sweet ing (43) Hall of H i g h l i g h t s Spot: Famers and numer- include A u t o / J e r s e y : (5 cards) with 2004 Leaf Certified DiMaggio ous modern super- Cuts #240 R. Jackson (#/44), 2005 Leaf Century (bat); 2001 UD Gold Glove: Mantle; 2003 Ultimate stars. Multiple cards are serially numbered and come Collection Feller (#/29); C e rtified A u t o s : (63 cards) Collection: T. Williams/Mantle (#9/25, Gold, matches from various tiered subsets. Highlights include Hall of with (2) 1997 Donruss Signature Series R. Jackson ( o n e Williams’ jersey number); 2004 SP Legendary Cuts: Famers: (43 cards) with (6) Berra, Boggs, (2) Dickey, silver), 1999 Fleer/SI M a y s, 2001 Fleer Red Sox 100th: DiMaggio; 2004 UD Timeless Teams Team Terrific Ford, (2) Henderson, (4) Hunter, (10) R. Jackson, Boggs, Yastrzemski; 2002 Fleer Premium Bench, 2004 Six-Play Game-Used Booklet: (#20/30, all bat, unless Lazzeri, Mize, (4) Rizzuto (one dual w/Jeter), (11) Leaf Certified Cuts Musial (#/8), 2005 Playoff A b s o l u t e noted) with Ruth, Mattingly, DiMaggio, Gehrig (jer- Winfield; Legends/Super Stars: with (9) Jeter, (4) Memorabilia Ry a n (#/75) and 2005 Upper Deck Heroes sey), Mantle, Berra; 2005 UD Trilogy: (2 cards, both Maris, (13) Mattingly, (4) Munson and (3) A. K i l l e b r e w. More on our website. bat and #/99) with Gehrig and Ruth. Rodriguez. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

238. (100) 239. (230) Modern Modern Multi-Sport Multi-Sport Certified Certified Auto/Game- Auto/Game- Used Cards Used/Insert with Several Collection Stars Sweet swatches Increase your and crisp scripts from various sports 237. 2012 Topps Triple Threads #120 inventory with these (100) modern are delivered with Robert Griffin III Triple Jersey/Auto— multi-sport certi- the offered (230) #1/1 fied autographs and modern multi/non- RG III Rookie One of One! Redskins faithful will game-used singles sport certified auto- pound their war drums for this high-end 2012 Topps with multiple Hall graph, game-used Triple Threads #120 Robert Griffin III rookie card. of Famers and stars featured. Several cards are num- and insert collection. Several cards are numbered and Serially numbered #1/1, this modern insert features bered and come from various tiered subsets. Highlights come from various tiered subsets. Included are (15) three embedded jersey pieces (including one two-color include Baseball Game-Used: (76 cards) with 2003 auto/jersey relics, (132) certified autographs, (79) patch) and a crisp certified autograph. With undeniable Flair Greats R. Jackson, 2004 Fleer Ultra M. Cabrera, game-used artifacts and (4) numbered inserts. Several heart, blazing speed and pinpoint accuracy, the dynamic 2004 Upper Deck Ripken Jr., 2005 Fleer Classic Hall of Famers from the major professional sports Heisman Trophy winner is poised to change the quar- Clippings Gibson, 2005 Upper Deck Jeter and Football leagues along with up-and-coming prospects are dis- terback position as we know it. A truly unique corner- Game-Used: 2001 Upper Deck Ovation Favre. More persed throughout. An excellent chance for dealers to stone piece with undeniable upside. on our website. add instant inventory! More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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241. 1906 Baltimore Orioles Celluloid Pin of 1896 “Our Old Champions” Throughout various incarnations in different leagues, levels and venues, Baltimore Orioles rosters have collectively authored perhaps the most colorful history of any baseball franchise. The earliest version that comes to mind, of course, is the 1890s perennial National League champions, a rough-and-tumble assortment celebrated on this vintage pin. As rare as a team of that ilk, this 1- 3/4”-diameter celluloid relic has a sepia-toned portrayal of the 1896 installment, showing (18) members of the Temple Cup champion squad. Telling evidence that the 240. 1894 Baltimore Orioles B.B.C. Championship Pin and city’s hung on to fond memories of its departed titlists, this locally Ribbon Hanger crafted souvenir was issued in Embraced by a city and its blue collar inhabitants, the 1894 National League champi- 1906 with the regal title “Our Old on Baltimore Orioles employed tactics befitting of their working class town. Champions” arched atop the front. Introducing tactics such as “planted” baseballs, the “hit-and-run” and “Baltimore Attached is an orange ribbon chop,” the club got away with whatever it could and, underhanded or not, boasted of a hanger with an eagle/wreath lineup in which each player hit over .300. Crafted locally by Torsch & Lee, this pin design and a 7/8”-diameter pays homage to those 1894 Birds. Measuring 1-3/4” in diameter, this rare survivor has Maryland coat of arms pin. While a convex celluloid front on which a sepia-toned team composite photo portrays (16) there is minor fraying along the Oriole principals, including Hall of Famers Brouthers, Jennings, Keeler, Kelley, bottom of the hanger, the pin McGraw and Robinson. On the reverse, a proud proclamation reads “BALTIMORE remains absolutely stunning with B.B.C. 1894 CHAMPIONS of the WORLD,” symmetrically surrounding an image of its original paper backing intact. the city’s Battle Monument which, like memories of that vaunted roster, stands to this More on our website. day on North Calvert Street. While age-induced fading has minimally affected a few Opening Bid $500.00 of the captioned identifiers on the obverse, the back of this relic is as clean as you’ll find on any example. The original black-and-orange ribbon hanger accompanies and provides a fitting accent to the city’s time-honored baseball colors. Opening Bid $500.00

243. Elio Chacon 1961 Cincinnati Reds National League Championship Ring 242. 1944 Baltimore Orioles Junior World Series Venezuelan-born utility player Elio Chacon will forever live in infamy for his role in the 1962 Game 4 Program and Municipal Stadium Trophy New York Mets’ “Yo la tengo” episodes. Prior to those exercises in futility, however, Chacon was a Ball component on Cincinnati’s 1961 Senior Circuit championship installment, the Queen City’s first Ah, the wonders of fate and circumstance! With their glory years long- since 1940. Bestowed upon Chacon for his efforts that year, this National League championship since passed, the Baltimore Orioles continued to toil in the International ring is a sparkling memento from a glorious chapter in the franchise’s rich history. Crafted from League when apparent tragedy struck in 1944. Rendered homeless when 14-karat gold (31.1 grams), the size 9-1/2 accessory features a red cabochon stone on the facing fire consumed Oriole Park in the wee hours on July 3, the resilient flock with a round brilliant cut diamond wresting the attention of all. Surrounding is a raised-letter embraced its city’s blue collar work ethic and authored a championship proclamation of “NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.” On the left shank, a “C-REDS” logo and season whose culmination perhaps sealed Baltimore’s fate as a Major a baseball with a “1961” engraving display in gold relief. The opposite shank is home to a relief League city. These artifacts hail from that incredible season. Includes: Reds mascot, complete with 1870s-style mustache and pill box cap. A baseball with a “1961” Multi-Signed Baseball: a toned “Spalding” orb with inscriptions citing engraving accompanies. Within the band, “Elio Chacon” is engraved in elegant cursive. The origi- the club’s emergency move to Memorial Stadium; Junior World Series nal Josten’s jeweler’s box accompanies and includes a vintage handwritten note suggesting that Program issued at Memorial Stadium, the 28-page guide features scor- this ring was commissioned by Reds coach Reggie Otero as a replacement for Chacon’s original ing grids marked in pencil with pre-printed lineups listing the combat- prize. Also included is an LOA from Chacon’s niece, attesting to the ring’s provenance and line- ants. More on our website. age, as well as a letter of appraisal from Kripp’s Jewelers. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00

36 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. Circa 1880s New York vs. Cleveland Polo Grounds Game 244. 1887 Philadelphia Athletics Stock Certificate Die-Cut Advertisement From baseball’s archaic foundations, this Philadelphia Athletics stock certificate was A sterling slice of Americana is available with this circa 1880s New York vs. issued in 1887 to an investor for five $100 shares. Measuring 10-7/8 x 7-7/16”, the Cleveland Polo Grounds game advertisement. The 11x5 die-cut has endured the past thick parchment document features elegant font and ornate finery and is signed by 125 years in remarkable condition and is mostly crease-free with blistering obverse Athletics owner Henry Pennypacker, treasurer H.W. Whitaker and secretary W.S. colors. Depicts a pair of strong horses pulling the High Bridge trolley carriage that is Kames. Each has been rendered in black-ink fountain pen and shows (“9”) strength. packed spectators. Although the reverse displays mild writing and a piece of paper is The crisp American Association relic is arguably the rarest and earliest certificate missing atop the driver’s head, these factors are overwhelmed by the sheer beauty of you’ll encounter. this fragile antiquity. Ideal for prominent display. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

246. Late- 1800s 8”- Diameter Early “Figure 8” Baseball Throughout the fascinating history of baseball, an American institu- tion has been defined by sluggers, slick fielding wizards and theft artists turning singles into triples in the blink of an eye. But none of the above is pos- 247. 1923 Baltimore Orioles Team Cut-Out Display Lot of (2) sible without one Long before the Bronx Bombers secured a record five successive World Series titles, vital component: the Baltimore Orioles ruled the International League in more dominant and lengthy the baseball. This fashion, winning seven straight titles from 1919 through 1925. Celebrating the 1923 1800s example is one of the earliest “figure 8” specimens we’ve seen. A leather cover installment, these (2) cut-out displays feature (9) different players apiece. Each meas- encases a tightly wound interior of this 8”-diameter relic crafted to match the design ures 16-3/4”-long with sepia-toned portrayals and an ad for grocery produce on the patented in the 1860s by Harwood of Natick. Heavy sandlot use is evident with sepa- reverse. While there are period-penciled identifiers along the bottoms, the pieces pres- ration about the vintage stitching. ent nicely and include a young Lefty Grove. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

248. 1936- 249. 1937 1937 Handwritten Baseball Letter to Beanie Shoeless Joe Panels Lot Jackson - of (6) With Incredible Gehrig and Baseball Foxx Content! Issued during Reigning as baseball’s 1936 and/or first Commissioner 1937 when the with an iron fist, Judge seamed Kenesaw Mountain “beanie” cap Landis was unyielding was en vogue is ridding the game of among scandal and elements American that compromised the youngsters, integrity of a pastime these (6) cloth tarnished by under- panels portray world characters. big league leg- Landis’ most famous outcast was the recipient of this handwritten letter was outstand- ends in appliqué form with printed name and team identifiers. The 3-1/2”-wide keeping baseball content. Addressed to Joe Jackson in 1937, the correspondence is from a sakes include: Appling, Dean, Foxx, Gehrig, Hubbell and Rowe. All present nicely New Jersey man who recalls a barnstorming exhibition in which Jackson played under with minimal peripheral fraying and crack-free appliqué. an alias. The original mailing envelope accompanies. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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250. “Lou Gehrig: 251. Ray Baseball’s Iron Man” Mueller 1940 1940 Original Printing Rochester Red Plates Lot of (13) Wings In a painfully ironic work, author International Stan W. Carlson paid homage to League Lou Gehrig in his 1940 self-published biography Lou Gehrig: Championship Baseball’s Iron Man as the fatally Ring diagnosed Gehrig was rapidly Prior to his “Iron declining. These (13) original print- Man” exploits during plates were used in the produc- ing which he caught tion of that published account. The an N.L. record 233 thick wooden blocks feature consecutive games, reversed likenesses of Gehrig dur- backstop Ray ing his heroic playing days. The Mueller played for images, of course, transferred to the the 1940 page correctly and include action International portrayals, an image of Gehrig in League champion the 1936 production of “Tarzan” Rochester Red Wings, where he mixed 7 homers into 47 RBI and earned this vintage and photos of Gehrig with Babe prize. The size 11 10-karat gold accessory features a garnet-colored stone, around Ruth. which, “ROCHESTER RED WINGS CHAMPIONS” is symmetrically arranged in Opening Bid $150.00 raised characters. Relief team logos appear on both shanks and “RM” is engraved within the band. LOA from Mueller family. Opening Bid $200.00

252. New 253. Phil Rizzuto York 1952 Yankees Yankees “Golden Jubilee” Collection All-Time Team with Ruth Plaque & Gehrig Among the select and Items and deserving cast chosen by New York’s veteran sports Mantle & writers, Phil Rizzuto was Torre named to the “All-Time Autographs Yankee Team” as the storied franchise celebrated its “Bombers” golden anniversary on greats shine in August 30, 1952. This this hard-hitting wooden plague was New York bestowed upon Rizzuto that Yankees collection. Present are: signed (“8-9”) 1950s Mantle pencil set with full LOA day. Measuring 10-15/16 x from JSA; Torre signed (“9-10”) book with basic JSA cert; (12) Ruth casino 12-7/8”, the keepsake show- chips/tokens/medals (avg. EX to NM); 1920s Ruth glass slide (VG); 1950 “Babe Ruth cases a gold-colored facing Sports” comic #7 (FN); 1944 “Ruth Spalding Sports Show” comic (VG), 1950s on which (13) franchise Mantle premium photo (VG); (5) pins with Ruth, Gehrig and (3) DiMaggio (avg. VG- greats (including Ruth, EX); (2) 1950s Mantle game rules cards (VG, GD-VG); c. 1960 Yoo-Hoo can with Gehrig and DiMaggio) are Mantle (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 portrayed. The item hails from the Rizzuto estate and presents wonderfully. Opening Bid $150.00

254. Roy Campanella 1965 Yankee Stadium “Old Timers Day” Plaque As the 1965 Yankees endured the franchise’s first losing season in 40 years, a July 31 Old-Timers Day provided reason to celebrate the glorious past as “All-Time Award Winners” were cere- moniously honored. Among the guests was five-time World Series “opponent” Roy Campanella, who was given this handsome plaque. 255. Baseball Apparel/Equipment Lot With Al Kaline Signed Measuring 11x13, the wood- Tigers Cap en keepsake showcases a Worn or used on sandlots and diamonds both home and abroad, these jerseys and metallic plate on which a equipment items have nice potential for both display and actual use. Headlining the lot likeness of the Dodger back- is an ensemble and jacket tailored by the Brooks Robinson’s short-lived Sporting stop is accompanied by text Goods store. Additional highlights include: “Nodo” Japanese baseball jersey; Detroit listing his impressive career Tigers professional model cap signed by Al Kaline (“8” strength, inscribed “#6”); and feats. Minor surface marks do not detract for the aesthetic appeal. (3) Ted Williams brand fielder’s gloves (two right-handed, one left-handed). More on Opening Bid $150.00 our website. Opening Bid $150.00

38 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 256. 1984 Baseball All-Star Game Ring and (8) Piece Goblet Set Presented to 258. 1950s-2000s Lot of (31) Baseballs 257. (24) Bobby Brown Official OAL Umpire Fred Brocklander With (18) Mint-In-Box OAL and ONL Raise your glass and your bids for this remarkable lot “Rubbed” Baseballs Unused in Original and (4) All-Star Game Balls of Baseball All-Star Game mementos presented to Boxes umpire Fred Brocklander for service in the 1984 mid- Spared from the diamond and thus from the wrath of Autograph seekers will enjoy this golden opportunity to summer classic held at Candlestick Park. Offered are lumber wielded by more than a half-century of slug- acquire baseballs perfectly suited to lend an authentic Brocklander’s ASG ring and an (8) piece boxed goblet gers, these (31) baseballs include: (18) Unopened: period look to potential signings. Offered are (24) set. Created by Balfour Jewelers the hefty ring (EX- Mint-in-box examples with (11) ONL Coleman; (5) Bobby Brown OAL balls which have been “rubbed” for MT) sports a sizeable simulated diamond and blue OAL Budig; and (2) ONL White; (6) Balls/Boxes: game use. Housed in original individual Rawlings glass stone set in a celestrium band. The (8) silver-plat- opened and mildly toned with (2) OAL Brown; (1) boxes with cases that have generic plain white lids not ed 7” tall goblets (NM-MT) appear unused and are 1973 OAL Cronin; (1) OML; and (1) 1952 Reach associated with retail sales, these balls have varying housed in a handsome wood box affixed with a brass “WD”; (7) Balls: (no boxes, mild toning) with ONL degrees of texture and mud coloring, with evidence of dedication plate. More on our website. Coleman; ONL Feeney; Official Pony League (Hays); fading from rubbing on the printed blue ink areas. Due Opening Bid $400.00 and All-Star Game balls from (2) 1983 (Kuhn), 1985 to the consignor’s location these balls are presumably (Ueberroth) and 1993. old Yankee Stadium surplus. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

261. 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers “Record-Smashing Get-Away 260. One-of-a-Kind Gabby Street 259. 1898 Pittsburgh Baseball Pinback Streak” Souvenir Ash Tray 1938 Artwork With Family LOA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

264. (2) 1960s-1979 California Angels 263. 1966 World Series “Calvert Apparel Items with Donn Reed Jacket 262. Joe DiMaggio c.1950 Whiskey” Baltimore Saloon & Gene Autry Belt Buckle Youth Camp Cap Scoreboard Displays Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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265. Circa 1902 Kip 266. 1909 Ty Selbach (Baltimore Cobb Orioles) Cabinet Photo “Scores Albert (Kip) Selbach was a well From First traveled contact hitter who on a Single” played in five different cities during his thirteen-year career. Framed Obtained directly from his Photograph estate, this circa 1902 Kip “Ty Cobb is a Selbach cabinet photo portrays a bone-headed full body uniformed image of base-runner”— the outfielder during his brief Lou Criger tenure with the Baltimore 3/27/09 Sporting Orioles. The black-and-white Life. Before a studio portrait measures 4 x 5- capacity crowd 1/2” and is sturdily mounted to at Bennett Park 7x9 dimensions. Despite slight in Detroit during surface abrasions flanking the 1909 season, Selbach’s image, the overall Ty Cobb eluded a tag from St. Louis nemesis Lou Criger and notched another run for appearance of this antique is not the homestanding Tigers. The offered black-and-white “Cobb scores from first on a compromised. Unique rendering single” picture is framed and matted to 11x9 and portrays the Hall of Famer doing of a player who is also por- what he knows best…intimidating the competition. The clear action sequence displays trayed as an Oriole in the groundbreaking 1903 E103 Breisch-Williams issue and is in moderate surface crazing throughout but is otherwise clean. much better condition than when typically encountered. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

267. Early-1930s Original Type I Photograph Lot of (2) With 268. 1938 New York Yankees Oversized Framed Type I Team Ruth and Lazzeri Photograph Yankee Stadium and its tenants will forever provide ideal photo opportunities. These While the (then) lengthiest title streak was only at its midway point when the New Yo r k (2) 1930s Type I original black-and-white photos capture two of the Bronx’ most Yankees posed for this team photograph in 1938, an unparalleled era in franchise history fabled performers. Includes: Babe Ruth: sitting on the box seat wall with a young girl was in its final and tragic chapter. Framed to 23-7/8 x 15-3/8”, this first generation Ty p e (minor crease in upper left corner); Tony Lazzeri: standing near the box seat wall I black-and-white photograph portrays (29) members of the 1938 two-time defending shaking hands with a fan. Both thick stock photos measure 7-15/16 x 9-7/8”. The pin- World Champion Bronx Bombers, with Dickey, DiMaggio and Gehrig (in his last season striped uniforms without the “NY” logo on the chest date the photos to pre-1936. Both before being fatally diagnosed) readily recognizable. More on our website. present nicely. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

270. Store Model Bat Lot of (8) with (2) Mantle, (2) J. Robinson & T. Williams Step up to the plate with this lot of (8) H&B store model full and mini size bats adorned with the names of 1940s-60s greats. Present are c.1950s Mantle 36” Safe Hit (VG-EX), 269. (5) Roberto Clemente Vintage Type I Photographs c.1980s Mantle 16” Superstar, family man and selfless human being: Roberto Clemente is portrayed in all Louisville of these roles in these (5) original Type I photographs. The black-and-white photos Slugger/125 (NM), range in size from approximately 4 x 6-3/8” to 5-3/4 x 3-5/8” with likenesses includ- c.1950 J. Robinson 33” Leader (VG-EX), c.1950 J. Robinson 22” Louisville ing: Clemente and a Yankees player; (2) of Clemente with his wife and (3) sons (1971 Slugger/25 (EX-MT), c.1950s T. Williams 16” Louisville Slugger/40 (EX-MT), game at Shea Stadium); Clemente with a Latin youth league team; and Clemente c.1960s Maris 32” Louisville Slugger/125S-Special presents (EX-MT) with two receiving an award. Likely used in publication, these have editorial markings on the superficial splits, c.1950 Ashburn 35” Leader/9 (VG) and c.1950s Fain 16” reverse. Louisville Slugger/40 (VG). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

40 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 271. 1958-62 Hartland Statue Near-Set (16/18) with Mantle, Ruth & Williams, Plus Batboy & (2) Minor Leaguers Figure collectors admire this 1958-62 Hartland statue near-set (16/18) with bonus items. Displaying in average (EX to EX-MT) condition with several better these desirable figures feature an even distribution of off- white, light-cream and cream colored uniforms. All pieces stand freely and all batting pose figures have their bats. Key pieces are Mantle, Ruth and Williams. Also present are Aaron, Aparicio, Banks, Berra, Colavito, Drysdale, Fox, Maris, Mathews, Mays, Musial, Snider, Spahn, Batboy, (2) different Minor Leaguers and (3) extra bats. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

272. 1950s Gibbs- 273. (2) 1960s Houston Colt Conner Brooklyn .45s Bobblehead Dolls Dodgers “Bum” Cookie Confined to a mosquito-infested venue Jar and oppressive heat, the Houston Colt .45s franchise was appealing in other This scarce 1950s Gibbs-Conner regards, including colorful firearms- Brooklyn Dodgers “bum” cookie themed uniform logos. These (2) vin- jar is a high-grade survivor tage bobblehead dolls are “straight which has been barely touched shooters” in any nodder collection. over the decades. The two-piece Includes: 1961-1962 White base glazed ceramic creation meas- Miniature: a 4-1/2”-tall cowboy hat- ures 10” tall with intricate clad (NM) collectible with intact detailing and lush color decals, original base magnet and sequences. The comical figure is crack-free jaw line; 1963-1965 Green portrayed puffing on a cigar Base: with “COLTS” in raised letters while unleashing a wide smile on chest and a revolver in lieu of a (complete with missing tooth). bat. Presents (EX-MT) with tiny crack The separate “Bums” cap precisely fits into its designated slot sideways. Absent of on jaw line. any chips, cracks or crazing. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 274. 1960s-1970s Baltimore Orioles/Colts Statue and Doll Lot of (9) With Unitas and B. Robinson Decanter Memorial 275. 1960-1961 Dallas Cowboys Stadium’s champion tenants are Square Wood Base Bobblehead Doll immortalized on Coinciding with the introduction of the Dallas these (9) display Cowboys, the 1960-1961 Square Wood Base souvenirs. NFL Bobblehead Dolls were the very first from Highlights include: the gridiron front. This Dallas Cowboys example (2) Decanters: features the team name embossed on the chest painstakingly and “00” embossed on the back. The ball-toting sculpted and nodder braves defenders without a face bar detailed clay statues (which was introduced later on the “toes-up” feature player heads versions). White five-point stars are embossed on attached to cork lids and include: Brooks Robinson 12”-tall; Johnny Unitas 13-1/2”- either side of the helmet. This one presents (EX) tall; each has a facsimile signature on the base; 1960s Orioles Bobblehead Doll: gold with a hairline crack at the back of the neckline. base, presents (GD) with chipping and multiple jaw line cracks; 1960s Colts Statue; Opening Bid $150.00 Fred Kail 5-1/2”-tall lineman statue (EX with minor chipping). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

277. 1965-1966 AFL “Ear Pads” Bobblehead 276. 1962-1964 Green Bay Packers Black Pair With Jets and Player Toes-Up Bobblehead Doll Dolphins Preceding their baseball counterparts, the 1962-1964 From the last AFL bobblehead NFL Black Player bobblehead dolls were produced in issue came the first nodder pay- lesser quantities and carry a resultant high value. This ing homage to the Miami Green Bay Packers “Toes-Up” example is among the Dolphins. That collectible most well-preserved we’ve encountered. With flake-free squares off against a rival (and “GREEN BAY” and “NFL” logo badge decals on the scarce) New York Jets example gold-colored round base, “PACKERS” embossed across in this 1965-1966 AFL bobble- the chest and minimal flaking on the helmet decals, this head pair. Showcasing colorful one presents (EX) with a hairline crack on the jaw line accents and intact decals, these the lone, nearly indiscernible flaw. gold base relics feature “ear pad” Opening Bid $200.00 helmets and single bar face masks. Each presents at the (EX) plateau. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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279. 1912 278. 1904 World Series Pittsburgh vs. Program at Cleveland Brush Unofficial Stadium— “World Series” New York Exposition Park Version Program - Rare! The epic 1912 Fall For the World Series Classic witnessed program collector the Boston Red Sox with the complete run, eke out a 4-3 game we admire and con- victory over John gratulate your endeav- McGraw and his or, but must inform New York Giants. you that you do not Presented is a quite have a complete scarce 16-page New run. To you, we pres- York version of the ent the missing and game program. ever-elusive piece: a 1904 program/scorecard issued at Pittsburgh’s Exposition Park for the Played at Brush “World Series” that failed to make the ledger. Common knowledge has it that New York Stadium (aka Polo owner/manager John McGraw declared his 1904 Giants champions by virtue of their Grounds), the home National League crown and refused to meet any “Junior Circuit” opponent for a postseason squad would lose battle. Obscured, however, was Pittsburgh Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss’ arrangement for two of the three games played at the venue. Overall presents in (GD) condition his fourth-place club to take on their neighboring non-league rivals from Cleveland (also a with a substantial vertical fold crease and perimeter fraying that while discern- fourth-place team with a near-identical record) in a postseason series to unofficially deter- able, does not seriously detract from the overall presentation. The staple binding mine baseball supremacy. The offered 12-page program was issued in Pittsburgh for either is securely attached to the moderately worn inner pages. The scorecards con- Game 3 (October 12), 4 (October 13) or 5 (October 14) of that best-of-five series. Covers firming Hall of Famers Hooper, Marquard, Mathewson and Speaker as mem- and crisp pages are rife with ads for Pittsburgh establishments. The center pages are home bers of their respective squads are entirely unmarked. to scoring grids with pre-printed lineups. The scoring grids have been marked in pencil, Opening Bid $400.00 though the outcome is not certain. While there is very minor edge wear and small fissures, the guide presents beautifully and is free of compacting folds inherent to the vast majority of programs from this era. The series, incidentally, went virtually without fanfare in part because of sparse attendance (crowds were reported to be no greater than 4,000). The biggest stars, Honus Wagner (.286 average) and Nap Lajoie (.263 average), had mediocre showings. Finally, though the series was billed as a best of five, Games 1 and 3 ended in ties, relegating the showdown to a best of three affair, which Cleveland won, two games to one. Combining the mystique, the event’s undocumented aspects and the overall condition of the program, and you have arguably the rarest and most coveted postseason program in the hobby. Opening Bid $400.00

280. 1914 Philadelphia A’s World Series Game 2 Program - Rare Shibe Park Version In the October spotlight for the final time during Connie Mack’s first “dynasty,” the 1914 Philadelphia Athletics were swept by the “Miracle Braves” in what was to be that franchise’s lone title before 1957. Philadelphia then unloaded its key components in the wake of the Federal League debut and suffered a 56-game drop-off the following season. As rare as those events were, so, too, is the offered publication: a 1914 World Series program issued at Shibe Park. The 20-page guide is a fleeting souvenir, as most 1914 versions are of the Boston variety. The scoring grids have been marked in pencil to document Bill James’ 1-0 blanking of the hosts. The guide presents nicely with covers/pages intact and vertical compacting fold common to stadium-issued programs of this era. Opening Bid $400.00

281. 1920 World 282. 1926 World Series Program - Series Program - Ebbets Field Yankee Stadium Version Version Issued at Ebbets Field for As good as it gets in the Game 3 of the 1920 Fall realm of key matchups, the Classic, this 12-page pro- 1926 World Series pitted gram carries historical sig- skippers Miller Huggins nificance on several fronts. and Rogers Hornsby and The scoring grids are culminated with potential marked to document a 2-1 tying run Babe Ruth Dodgers win (the fran- gunned down on an chise’s last World Series attempted steal with Pete triumph until 21 years Alexander on the hill and later). This was also the Lou Gehrig in the on-deck last Fall Classic until the circle. This Program was 1980 showdown in which issued in the Bronx during neither team had previous- that seven-game show- ly won a title. The guide down. The 12-page guide presents nicely with a col- presents nicely with center orful cover image of page intact with unmarked “Uncle Robby” offsetting a minor lower right edge fissure and a separated (but pres- scoring grids. Back cover ent) scorecard page. is missing. This was issued for either Game 1, 2, 6 or 7. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

42 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 283. 1876 Spalding’s Official 284. 1886 Baltimore Orioles Base Ball Guide American Association Enlisted to help form the National Scorecard League, baseball pioneer Albert G. Prior to their legendary run in the Spalding published the first Spalding’s National League, the original Baltimore Official Base Ball Guide in 1876. The Orioles toiled in the American offered example is among the finest of Association as perennial also-rans. few survivors. The thick stock cover Issued at Philadelphia’s Jefferson St. and all 52 crisp pages are present, Grounds for a June 19, 1886 game though are unfastened as the original against the Athletics, this vintage score- staples are missing. A magnate in the card documents a woeful Birds roster to sporting goods industry, Spalding quick- which few others can compare. The thick ly became the most respected source for stock measures 9-7/16 x 7-3/8” and fea- annual rules publications. Then again, tures scoring grids with pre-printed line- who better an authority on the game ups over which you’re sure to marvel. than a man who had just authored This well-kept rare survivor has minimal mound marks of 54-5 and 47-12! spine wear and minor separation. More Opening Bid $200.00 on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

286. 1895 Baltimore Orioles 285. 1893 Princeton vs. Boston Season-Opening Union Park Scorecard Program Issued at Princeton’s University Grounds on Decidedly proud of their status as April 12, 1893, this collegiate scorecard is defending National League champions, among the earliest diamond souvenirs. the 1895 Baltimore Orioles issued per- Measuring 6-3/4 x 7-3/8” (unfolded), the thick- haps the earliest known version of a stock artifact features advertisements for New “yearbook” as the rough-and-tumble club Jersey establishments, while the interior is home opened its campaign at Union Park. to scoring grids with pre-printed lineups for Among the scarce survivors, the offered “Boston” and “Princeton.” The grids have been example portrays the players in tuxedos marked in pencil. The well-kept survivor has a with biographical content. The covers are minor tear on the upper border, as well as a tiny detached (but present) and all 24 crisp piece missing from the back page lower corner. pages are intact with ads for local busi- Opening Bid $200.00 nesses and repeated commands to “Chew Oriole Gum.” More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

287. 1925-1953 288. (20) 1937- Baltimore Orioles 1958 Yankee International League Stadium-Issued Program/Scorecard Lot Baseball of (110) Programs Issued at the original Oriole “Scorecard! Get Yer Park and at the since-razed Scorecard!” Add to Memorial Stadium, these (110) those cries a heavy programs/scorecards document Bronx accent and Baltimore Orioles International you’re in “The House League installments and the That Ruth Built” to city’s rich baseball history. All watch memorable pin- present nicely with scoring grids striper installments marked in pencil on most. with this lot of (20) 1937-1958 Yankee Stadium-issued programs. With covers/pages Includes: 1925 (1); 1926 (4); intact throughout, the guides present nicely and feature scoring grids (many of which 1929 (1); 1931 (1); 1934 (1); 1935 (1); 1936 (4); 1937 (4); 1938 (1); 1939 (3); 1940 are marked in pencil to document Yankee triumphs) with pre-printed lineups that (3); 1941 (8); 1942 (5); 1943 (2); 1944 (9); 1945 (8); 1946 (13); 1947 (6); 1948 (5); include greats such as Gehrig, Dickey, DiMaggio and Mantle. More on our website. 1949 (3); 1950 (7); 1951 (2); 1952 (6); 1953 (11). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 289. 1931-1956 Ebbets 290. 1945 14th Naval Field/Polo Grounds District Baseball Baseball Program Lot of Scorecard With (22) Musial and T. The stadium-issued program con- Williams - Rare! noisseur is certain to appreciate this While commitment, loyalty lot of (22) New York “Senior and patriotism have long- Circuit” guides issued during an era since waned among profes- in which one or both of Gotham’s sional athletes, they were top N.L. franchises were seemingly priorities in 1945. As big always at the top of the standings. league and bush league stars With covers/pages intact through- were stationed at Hawaii’s out, the programs present beautiful- 14th Naval District near the ly. Dating from the 1931 through end of World War II, the diamond granted temporary diversion from military duties. 1956 seasons, the programs This scorecard was issued at a wartime exhibition that showcased the “American” and include: Ebbets Field: (9) Brooklyn Dodgers programs; and Polo Grounds: (13) “National” leagues. This rare artifact lists selfless greats such as Stan Musial and Ted New York Giants programs. More on our website. Williams, who occupied opposing “cleanup” slots on the scoring grids. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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292. Washington Senators 1927-1971 Program/ Scorecard Lot of (45) With Ruth, Gehrig and Many Greats “First in war, first in peace and last in the American League.” While 291. 1939 and 1946 All-Star Game Program Lot With 1939 that statement Ticket Stub held true for a siz- From Mid-Summer Classic installments when pride trumped bonus incentives, these able portion of Washington’s Junior Circuit run, this program/scorecard lot of (45) is (3) relics include: 1939 Program: an (EX-MT) Yankee Stadium-issued eight-page anything but a cellar dweller! Issued at Griffith and D.C. Stadiums, these guides pres- guide with unmarked scoring grids listing J. DiMaggio, Greenberg and Ott; 1939 ent beautifully with covers/pages intact. And though the hosts struggled more often Ticket Stub: a crisp survivor and candidate for third-party grading; 1946 Program: than not, opponents lineups feature pre-printed listings with greats such as Cobb, J. issued at Fenway Park, the eight-page guide presents nicely with unmarked scoring DiMaggio, Gehrig, Gehringer, Greenberg, Mantle, Ruth and Speaker. More on our grids listing T. Williams. Covers/pages have been secured with (2) staples. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

293. 1923-1982 Minor League Baseball Program Lot of (81) 294. 1934-1968 Midwestern MLB Pro g r a m / S c o recard Lot of (40) With 1947 Montreal Royals Prior to the infamous moves of the Dodgers and Giants, the Midwest was as far While on their way to “The Show,” legendary performers endured run-down venues, “West” as Major League Baseball took place. These (40) programs/scorecards were long bus rides and publicity usually limited to stadium-issued programs like the (81) issued at Midwestern venues between 1934 and 1968. With covers/pages intact vintage examples in this “bush league” lot. Covers/pages are intact throughout with throughout, the guides present nicely with pre-print lineups on many, listing greats highlights including: 1947 Syracuse Chiefs vs. Montreal Royals an (EX-MT) guide such as Cuyler, Gehringer, Greenberg, Medwick, Musial, Ott and the brothers Waner. listing Roy Campanella; 1944 Oakland Oaks vs. San Diego Padres (EX-MT) thick Includes: Tigers (3); Indians (6); White Sox (8); Cubs (5); and Pirates (18). More stock fold-out scorecard with unmarked girds. More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

295. 1954-1974 296. 1954-1979 Baltimore Orioles Baltimore Orioles Yearbook/Postseason Media Guide Program Lot of (32) Complete Run of With Postseason (26) Press Kits These Birds flew east. Spanning the first three Making the 1954 metamor- decades of the Baltimore phosis from elf-like Orioles and their rise to base- “Brownies” to fat-breasted ball supremacy, these (32) Orioles, Baltimore’s base- team-issued publications ball franchise quickly took present beautifully with cov- flight, leading the big ers/pages intact. Cover leagues in wins over the designs evolve to showcase 1960s and 1970s. This com- the Hartzell Bird, legendary plete run of team-issued O’s fixtures and Avant-garde media guides spans the 1954 styles. Highlights include: through 1979 seasons. With (20) Yearbooks: near-com- colorful covers showcasing plete run from 1954 through Jim Hartzell’s original team 1973 (missing 1962 and logos through the cartoon 1963; has both original and and “angry” birds, the well- revised editions from 1959 and 1960); (9) Postseason Programs: Memorial Stadium kept guides feature intact issued guides spanning 1966 through 1974. More on our website. covers/pages. Note: the Opening Bid $200.00 1954 and 1955 publications are spring training guides. Opening Bid $150.00

44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 297. Complete Run of (16) Mickey Mantle World Series Home Run Ticket Stubs - All PSA Graded While pinstripes and repetitive October laurels have been a common bond among Bronx performers, each seems to have a definitive accomplishment unique to the endeavors of the winningest franchise in sports. To wit: A Baltimore-born truant was the mythical figure who put the team on the map as the most dominant team in competitive sports as he all but “invented” the home run. A “ c a n ’t-miss” Pacific Coast League product kept the championship rings coming, authoring an unfathomable hitting streak along the way. And then there was the muscular phenom from rural Oklahoma. The idol of millions (young, old, male, female), the handsome switch- hitter belied his boyish grin as he terrorized World Series opponents for a Fall Classic record 18 home runs. 298. (2) 1910 New Orleans Pelicans Full Tickets (Joe Jackson Member of Team)— Simultaneously the pillar to any Mickey Mantle, 500 Home Run Club, World Series or ticket collection, this Both SGC Authentic complete run of PSA graded World Series ticket stubs from all (16) games in which Mantle launched home runs For the Black Sox historian is this pair of 1910 New Orleans is the end-all for hobbyists with a penchant for any of the above-mentioned fields. Showcasing colorful logos of Pelicans full tickets. The Southern Association champs were the October opponents with printed seating, event and rain check details, the coveted vouchers include: paced by the batting prowess of South Carolina’s (Shoeless) 1952: Game 6, Ebbets Field (PSA 2); Game 7 Ebbets Field (PSAAuthentic); 1953: Game 2 Yankee Stadium Joe Jackson. Each graded Authentic by SGC. These vouchers ( P S A Authentic); Game 5 Ebbets Field (PSA 2); 1955: Game 3 Ebbets Field (PSA 4); 1956: Game 1 Ebbets are bright with crisp perimeters and clean surfaces along with Field (PSA 1); Game 4 Yankee Stadium (PSA 4); Game 5 Yankee Stadium (PSA 4, Don Larsen Perfect Game); bold red-and-black type. Hails from games 45 and 46 and are 1957: Game 3 County Stadium (PSA 4); 1958: Game 2 (two home runs) County Stadium (PSA 4); 1960: Game the only passes from those contests judged by SGC. For fans 2 (two home runs) Forbes Field (PSA 3); Game 3 Yankee Stadium (PSA 4); 1963: Game 4 Dodger Stadium of this star-crossed legend who thought they had it all. ( P S A 7; one of two at its tier with none graded higher); 1964: Game 3 (passes Ruth’s record) Yankee Stadium Opening Bid $400.00 ( P S A 2); Game 6 Busch Stadium (PSA 5); Game 7 Busch Stadium (PSA 5 ) .

This lot has a reserve (estimated value: $8000-$12,000). Opening Bid $2500.00

299. 1924 World Series Game 7 Griffith Stadium PSA “Authentic” Ticket Stub - Washington’s Only Title The first-ever World Series in which the decisive game ended in “walk-off” fashion, the 1924 showdown saw Earl McNeely plate teammate Muddy Ruel in the bottom of the 12th of Game 7 to give Washington its first and only title. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this ticket stub was issued at Griffith Stadium for that historic battle. The colorful voucher features printed seating/event details and the facsimile signature of Senators owner Clark Griffith. Showcasing sharp edges/corners, this one presents nicer than the technical grade suggests. Opening Bid $250.00

301. 1935 NL Season/Championship Pass Set of (2) & (3) 1931-44 St. Louis Cardinals World Series Stubs Big-game ticket hunters thrill to this set of (2) 1935 NL passes and (3) St. Louis Cardinals World Series ticket stubs. Housed in an amazingly well preserve leather folder 300. 1935 World Series Game 5 Wrigley Field PSA 6 Full the NL pass set includes sepa- Ticket - Highest Graded rate ducats for regular and Their championship drought at 26 years, the 1935 Chicago Cubs staved off elimina- post season play good at any tion with a Game 5 win over Detroit as Hall of famer Chuck Klein homered to back NL stadium. Signed by NL the pitching of Lon Warneke. Encapsulated and Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA, this full president Frick (“9”, basic ticket was issued at Wrigley Field for that Fall Classic battle. With printed JSA cert) the regular season seating/event details and the facsimile signature of Cubs owner Phillip K. Wrigley, pass rates (EX-MT), while the post-season pass merits a sturdy (EX) grade. this is one of two examples at its tier with none graded higher. The aforementioned Emphasizing the Cardinals, the offered stubs are 1931 WS Game 3 Shibe Park version “drought,” incidentally, currently stands at 105 years. (EX) and (2) 1944 WS Game “X” (EX, VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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303. May 9, 1947 Shibe Park Ticket Stub From Robinson-Chapman Meeting Issued at Shibe Park for the May 9, 1947 contest between the Phillies and visiting Brooklyn Dodgers, this ticket stub hails from the infamous contest that was preceded by an “arranged” photo opportunity in which Ben 302. 1946 World Series Game 4 Fenway Park Full Ticket - PSA Chapman posed with Robinson as “Authentic” reconciliation for racial slurs he had made to Robinson during the April In the 28th year of curse-stricken 85-year title drought, the 1946 Boston Red Sox 22-24 series at Ebbets Field. The hosted their first World Series action since 1918. Issued at Fenway Park for Game 4 of crisp voucher presents (NM). More that tilt, this full ticket is encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA. The colorful on our website. voucher features printed event/seating details and the facsimile signature of Red Sox Opening Bid $400.00 president Thomas Yawkey. The reverse is home to a diagram of the famed venue. The BoSox were felled, incidentally, by a 20-hit attack that day as Game 7 hero Enos Slaughter launched a home run. Opening Bid $300.00

304. May 29, 1954 Fenway Park PSA “Authentic” Full Ticket - 305. 7/1/58 Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankees Full Ticket Mantle, Williams, Berra HRs PSA 2—(2) Mantle Home Runs Continuing their longtime rivalry that had long-since been cemented by Boston’s ill- Graded Good 2 by PSA. On July 1, 1958, before a total announced crowd of 33,292 advised sale of Babe Ruth, the Yankees and Red Sox did battle on May 29, 1954. In a spectators, Mickey Mantle belted two roundtrippers off of the Baltimore Orioles pitch- classic showdown, home runs were launched by 35-year-old veteran Ted Williams (his ing staff. This full upper reserved ticket survived the onslaught as the Yanks and Birds 340th) and 22-year-old phenom Mickey Mantle (his 65th). Encapsulated and assessed split the twin bill. The clouts were the 222 and 223 of Mantle’s prolific career. This “Authentic” by PSA, this full ticket was issued at Fenway Park for that game. Printed voucher presents much nicer than the opined technical grade with only moderate seating/event details are accented by the facsimile signature of BoSox president perimeter wear and crisp perforations. Thomas Yawkey. This is the lone graded specimen. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

306. September 26, 1961 Yankee Stadium Ticket Stub - Maris’ 60th Home Run With virtually no middle ground, baseball fans were either ardent supporters or vehemently opposed to Roger Maris as he assaulted Babe Ruth’s single-season home run standard. This voucher was issued at Yankee Stadium to one of 19,401 spectators on September 26, 1961 for the game in which Maris tied the Bambino with his 60th circuit clout. Aside from tiny staple 307. 1964 World Series Game 3 Yankee Stadium PSA holes, the crisp voucher presents “Authentic” Full Ticket - Mantle Breaks Ruth’s HR Record nicely with vibrant identifiers that For Chicago’s Ansell-Simplex Ticket Co., the manufacture of World Series vouchers include the familiar team logo. Lost had become quite repetitive as it produced this 1964 Game 3 example. For 14 of the in the excitement that night was the last 16 years, Yankee Stadium was the American League site. Repetitive, as well, were big league debut of Baltimore’s Mickey Mantle home runs, as he launched his 16th career Fall Classic clout in Game Boog Powell. 3, breaking Babe Ruth’s long-standing mark. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” Opening Bid $150.00 by PSA, this full ticket features printed seating/event details and logos and showcases sturdy perforations. Opening Bid $250.00

46 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 308. PSA Graded Full Ticket Pair With Last Game at Connie Mack 309. 1968 World Series Game 7 Busch Stadium and Stadium PSA 3 Full Ticket Sportsman’s Park On an absolutely incredible run of seven straight com- Issued for the bittersweet plete game World Series triumphs, Hall of Famer Bob farewells of storied Senior Gibson was true to the test in Game 7 of the 1968 Fall Circuit stadiums whose Classic. And while he did go the route for an eighth replacement venues have since successive time, he was bested by Tigers southpaw been razed as well, these (2) Mickey Lolich, who emerged as the surprise hero with encapsulated and graded full his third win of the series. Encapsulated and Graded tickets include: 1966 VG 3 by PSA, this full ticket was issued at St. Louis’ Sportsman’s Park: PSA 8 Busch Stadium for that winner-take-all tilt. Printed (MK); issued on May 8 in a seating/event details and a likeness of the venue head- game that featured home runs line this October keepsake. by Mays (#513) and McCovey Opening Bid $250.00 (#168); lone graded example; 1970 Connie Mack Stadium PSA 8; issued on October 1; one of (9) at its tier with only one graded higher. Opening Bid $200.00 310. 1969-1971 311. 1970 Baltimore World Orioles Near- Series Game Complete 5 Memorial ALCS/World Stadium Series Ticket Full Ticket - Run of (18) PSA 5 Baseball’s win- As Brooks ningest franchise Robinson contin- throughout the ued his defensive 1960s and 1970s, clinic at the hot corner, the Baltimore Orioles made short work of the Cincinnati Reds the Baltimore in Game 5 of the 1970 Fall Classic, winning the 18th of their last 19 outings for the Orioles triumphed an aggregate 318 times (an American League record) over a three- franchise’s second title in five seasons. Encapsulated and Graded EX 5 by PSA, this year span between 1969 and 1971. These (18) tickets were issued for Orioles postsea- full ticket was issued at since-razed Memorial Stadium for that series-clinching effort. son games during that incredible run. Colorful vouchers average (EX) quality and With printed seating/event details and both cartoon Bird and Avant-garde “baseball” include: (6) 1969: (1) ALCS and (5) World Series; (5) 1970: (1) ALCS and (4) World logos, the crisp voucher is a sacred Charm City keepsake. Series; (7) 1971: (7) World Series. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 312. Hank 313. Historic Old and Aaron April 4, New Yankee Stadium 1974 Riverfront Ticket Lot of (5) With Stadium PSA 4 Last Game at Old Full Ticket Stadium From HR #714 Ushering out the time-hon- Having endured a ored and sacred “House That long winter marred Ruth Built” and welcoming a by threats and racial $1.5 billion venue, these (5) taunts, Hank Aaron full tickets were issued for needed just one historic events at both the swing of the bat to “old” and “new” sites. tie perhaps the most sacred record in sports. Encapsulated and Graded VG-EX 4 by Includes: Pope Benedict XVI PSA, this full ticket was issued at Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium for the April 4, Mass: April 20, 2008 (VG- 1974 season opener in which Aaron tied Babe Ruth’s mark of 714 career circuit EX); 2008 All-Star Game: July 15 (VG-EX); Last Game at Yankee Stadium: clouts. One of two at its tier with only three graded higher, this voucher is a must- September 21, 2008 vs. Baltimore (VG-EX); First Exhibition at New Yankee have keepsake for any Aaron or 500 home run club collection. More on our website. Stadium: April 3 vs. Chicago Cubs (VG); First Regular-Season Game at New Opening Bid $400.00 Yankee Stadium April 16, 2009 vs. Cleveland (VG). Opening Bid $200.00 314. 1993-1994 Cal Ripken, 315. 2009 Yankee Jr. Full Ticket Lot of (36) Stadium With (2) PSA Graded Inaugural Season Including 2000th Hit Delta Suite With an inevitable labor dispute and “Jumbo” (4) p l a y e r s ’ strike looming, Cal Ripken, Jr. Ticket Book simply continued to play the game he Issued at the new loved and had come to define. T h e s e “Yankee Stadium” (36) full 1993 and 1994 Baltimore venue for its inaugural Orioles tickets were “season tickets” 2009 campaign, this issued for Oriole Park at Camden Ya r d s “Delta Sky360 Suite” during the Hall of Famer’s unfath- season ticket booklet is omable run of 2,632 consecutive games a bit too pricey for fans outside the Bronx. There are (4) full tickets on each page, played. Headlining the lot are: 2 0 0 0 t h each with a “$100” price tag. Includes (4) tickets apiece for an April 2 “Workout”; C a re e r H i t : July 10, 1993 (PSA 6 ) ; April 3 and April 4 exhibitions vs. the Chicago Cubs; all (81) regular season games, 400th Care e r D o u b l e : April 25, 1994 including (4) tickets to the April 16 Inaugural Game versus Cleveland Indians, and ( P S A 8) - both are the only graded examples. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 each of the (3) possible “Tiebreaker” games. Presents (NM). Opening Bid $300.00

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316. 1936 World 317. 1936 World Series Game 3 Series Game 4 318. June 2, 1949 Yankee Stadium Yankee Stadium Ebbets Field Ticket PSA 2 Ticket Stub PSA “Authentic” Stub - Jackie - Gehrig Home Ticket Stub - Robinson Steals Home Run Gehrig Home Run Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

320. September 24, 319. July 23, 1957 1969 New York Yankee Stadium Mets N.L. East Ticket From Clinching PSA Mantle’s Only Authentic Ticket “Cycle” - SGC Stub - Lone Authentic Graded Specimen 321. 1973 World Series Game 7 PSA 5 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Full Ticket - Willie Mays’ Last Game Opening Bid $200.00

322. Derek Jeter First Career RBI May 31, 1995 PSA 8 Full Ticket - Highest Graded Opening Bid $150.00 323. 2005 World Series Game 4 324. 1888 Brooklyn Bridegrooms Full Ticket - PSA 10 Scorecard vs. St. Louis Browns at Opening Bid $150.00 Original Washington Park Opening Bid $100.00

326. 1990- 2002 327. (4) 1973-2002 Japanese Super Bowl & Rose Baseball Bowl PSA Graded Magazine Full Tickets Lot of (74) Opening Bid $150.00 325. 1978 Bluefield Orioles Scorecard Opening Bid Featuring Ripken Jr.—His First $100.00 Professional Collectible Opening Bid $150.00

329. Super Bowl Program Lot of (9) - Including III (Jets vs. 328. 1963 Liston vs. Patterson II Full Colts) Ticket - PSA 7 (None Graded Higher) Opening Bid 330. 1950-1979 Baltimore Colts Media Opening Bid $250.00 $100.00 Guide Lot of (17) With 1950, 1953 and 1958 Opening Bid $200.00

48 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 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. 1941-1964 Washington Redskins Program Lot of (131) - All Different With 1942 Championship As D.C. fans braved the fall elements in the Nation’s Capital and flocked to back their “braves on the warpath,” these (131) programs were issued for Sunday gridiron battles at Griffith Stadium or D.C. Stadium. With covers/pages intact throughout 331. (36) 1904-30 Baseball/NCAA Football “Reach” & (with a few exceptions), the guides span from 1941 through 1964. A comprehensive “Spalding” Guides ‘Skins gameday “library,” these programs are well preserved with handwritten score/date notations on the covers of some. Highlights include: a December 7, 1941 Get the scoop on early 20th Century sporting events with this lot of (36) 1904-30 program (American generals and admirals in attendance were told via the public baseball/NCAA football guides. In general these antique publications show in lesser address system to immediately report to their stations that day); a 1942 NFL grade with moderate to considerable wear including (6) with front and/or back covers Championship program; an October 9, 1960 program from the first-ever Redskins vs. absent, (8) with taped spines and (19) with detached front and/or back covers, howev- Cowboys game; and (17) Christmas-themed guides with facsimile signatures on front er most display decent gloss and appealing graphics. Present are (20) “Reach” OAL covers. Complete list on our website. baseball guides and (16) “Spalding” guides with (3) instructional baseball, (10) foot- Opening Bid $750.00 ball rulebooks and (3) collegiate football guides. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

333. 1946-1982 Baltimore Colts Program Lot of (31) With 1946 Miami Seahawks For Baltimore football enthusiasts, this gathering of (31) stadium-issued programs is perhaps the most comprehensive in terms of the city’s ill-fated AAFC/NFL franchise and subsequent NFL team that quickly rose to supremacy. With covers/pages intact on most, the guides present beautifully and include some incredibly scarce survivors. Highlights include: 1946 Miami Seahawks: issued at Kezar Stadium for the franchise’s second-ever game; (EX) with minor spine wear; 1953 Baltimore Colts: issued at Memorial Stadium for the team’s first-ever home game, a September 20 exhibition vs. the Washington Redskins; (VG) with separated (but present) cover; (3) 1958 Baltimore Colts: from first-ever championship season. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

334. 1942 NFL Championship Game 335. 1926-1976 Graded College Chicago Bears vs. Washington Football Ticket Lot of (7) With 1926 Redskins Program Army-Navy Just two seasons after a 73-0 lambasting in the 1940 Graded tickets from historic college grid games com- NFL Championship Game, the Washington Redskins prise the fare in this lot of (7) that includes (4) exacted sweet revenge over the Chicago Bears in the Soldier Field stubs from Arch Ward’s “College All- 1942 title game by winning a 14-6 decision. The Stars vs. NFL Champs” since-discontinued series. offered game program accompanied one of 36,006 Includes: 1926 Army vs. Navy: Soldier Field stub spectators at Griffith Stadium that day. The 36-page (PSA 1); 1958 Army vs. Navy: Municipal Stadium staple bound publication has a patriotic war theme full ticket (PSA 4 MK); 1959 Cotton Bowl: Air throughout. The inner pages are clean and crisp Force vs. Texas Christian full ticket (PSA 2); 1962 while the covers exhibit only superficial wrinkling All-Stars vs. NFL: (PSA 5); 1971 All-Stars vs. and age-induced foxing. A pencil notation on the NFL: (PSA 4); 1972 All-Stars vs. NFL: (PSA 3); front cover confirms the final result. 1976 All-Stars vs. NFL: (PSA 6). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

336. 1939-1969 NFL and AAFC 337. (4) 1958-1971 Baltimore Colts NFL Championship/Super Program Lot of (26) With “Steagles” Bowl Game Programs Plus Ticket Stub and Rockne Tribute Guides Baltimore, a city synonymous with world titles This library of (26) stadium-issued NFL and A A F C displays its winning form yet again with these programs spans the league’s early years, war years (4) 1958-1971 Colts NFL C h a m p i o n s h i p / S u p e r and dawn of the Super Bowl era. With covers/pages Bowl game programs plus an additional ticket intact throughout, the guides present nicely with stub. Included are 1 . ) 12/28/58 Colts vs. Giants highlights including: 1940 Knute Rockne Tr i b u t e program (presents EX-MT to NM); 2 . ) 1 2 / 2 7 / 5 9 P ro g r a m : issued at Griffith Stadium; has vertical Colts vs. Giants program (presents VG); 3 . ) compacting fold; 1943 “Steagles” vs. Redskins 12/27/64 Colts vs. Browns program (presents P ro g r a m : (EX) program issued at Griffith Stadium E X - M T with limited interior writing, includes for game involving Steelers-Eagles World War II fact sheet) and 4 - 5 . ) 1/17/71 Super Bowl V m e rg e r. More on our website. Colts vs. Cowboys program (presents EX-MT) Opening Bid $200.00 plus ticket stub (presents VG-EX, with exception to pin holes). Opening Bid $200.00

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338. 1958-1986 NFL 339. 1880s-1980s Multi-Sport Lot of 340. 1910s-80s Maryland Regional Championship/Super Bowl (390+) Publications/Programs/Yearbooks Program Lot of (115) with Bowl Games, Program/Ticket Stub Lot of (9) With Loaded With Stars Navy, UM & Oddball Unitas Signed 1958 Program Revisit classic events with this thrilling multi-sport col- The “Old Line State” charges to the front with this lot of Issued at stadiums (neutral sites and otherwise) for battles lection of (390+) 1880s-1980s ( 115) 1910s-80s Maryland regional programs. Displaying in which NFL supremacy was at stake, these (9) pro- publications/programs/yearbooks presenting in grades in solid collectible grades of (VG-EX to EX-MT) with grams and tickets hail from memorable contests with of (VG-EX to EX-MT) with 15 % better and 15% less- 10% better, 10% lesser this attractive assortment features highlights including: 1 9 5 8 : (NM) Yankee Stadium pro- er. This hefty accumulation features an incredible array a variety of collegiate and obscure publications. gram signed by Johnny Unitas (“8” strength, JSA c e r t ) ; of stars including Aaron, Cobb, DiMaggio, Foxx, Highlights: (2) bowl games with 1952 Sugar Bowl/UM 1 9 6 7 : Lambeau Field program issued at “Ice Bowl” game Gehrig, Mantle, Mays, Musial, Williams, Unitas, vs. UT (VG), 1954 Orange Bowl/UM vs. OU (EX); (5) (presents nicely with pages missing); 1 9 6 8 : Super Bowl Dempsey and the Harlem Globetrotters plus a selection Navy with 11/30/46 vs. Army (VG), 11/2/46 vs. ND II Orange Bowl program (EX) signed by (4) including H. of obscure issues from defunct leagues, late 1800s-early (VG-EX), 10/12/46 vs. Duke (EX), 9/30/50 vs. UM (EX), Jordan; 1 9 6 9 : (EX-MT) Super Bowl III Orange Bowl 1900s books/periodicals and the first issue of Sports 11/1/58 vs. ND (NM), 9/26/58 (stadium dedication) vs. program. More on our website. Illustrated with original mailer. More on our website. W&M (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

343. 1940s- 1980s Baltimore Bullets Program/ Media Guide Lot of (37) From simpler days during 341. 1955-67 Bound Sports Illustrated which a mere and Sport Magazine Collection from the nickname was Library of Broadcaster Warner Fusselle 342. 1870s-1950 Periodicals/Newspapers just that, the NBA had a successful From the personal library of “This Week in Baseball” With (38) “Tip Top Weekly” Issues franchise in broadcaster Warren Fusselle comes this comprehensive From the days during which the printed word was gospel, Baltimore and all collection of (31) professionally bound volumes of these vintage publications spin yarns (both factual and was well with the Sports Illustrated and Sport Magazine. The key item is fictional) regarding sporting events. Headlining the “Bullets.” These (37) well-preserved publications were a (25) volume consecutive run of all Sports Illustrateds assortment are (38) issues of Street & Smith’s Tip To p issued by the Charm City franchise (with a few from from 9/59-12/67. Each of these handsome tomes bound We e k l y, which ran from 1896 through 1912 and was the club’s early years in D.C.) and include: (7) Media in blue or red cloth covers houses four months of week- dubbed “An Ideal Publication for the American Yo u t h ” Guides: including 1970-71; and (30) Programs: ly SI issues. Also present is an SI volume titled “1955- (covers/pages intact throughout). Also included is a 1923 including a 1947-48 Bullets vs. Philadelphia Warriors 57, 1961-64” and (5) one-year run volumes of Sport Yale vs. Harvard football program issued at Chicago’s BAA program (EX) issued at the Baltimore Coliseum; Magazine with 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962 and 1963. A Soldier field (VG-EX with crease-free football-shaped and (2) 1948-49 programs (both EX) issued at that shipping surcharge will apply. More on our website. covers detached but present). More on our website. same venue. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

345. 1950s-1990s Multi-Sport Publications Lot of (202) Get in the game with this 1950s- 1 9 9 0 s m u l t i - s p o r t lot of (202) p u b l i c a- t i o n s . H i g h l i g h t s are 1992 344. 1953-1997 Basketball Yearbooks HOF year- and Publications Lot of (84) With (6) b o o k : signed by 346. 1949 Kentucky Derby Lot With ABA Guides Fingers (“8-9”), Newhouser (“9”) and Seaver (“9”) with Oaks and Derby PSA Graded Tickets Go courtside with this lot of (84) college and NBA Auction LOA from JSA; 1957 Mantle: “Baseball’s Issued at Churchill Downs for the 1949 gala weekend publications. With covers and pages intact throughout, King” magazine (GD,tape on spine); 3/17/63 SI: with T. that featured the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby, highlights include: (16) The Sporting News Official Williams cover (EX); (12) 1960s scorecards: with (8) these (2) encapsulated and graded tickets are the lone NBA Guides: annual guides spanning the 1960-61 Phillies (avg. EX to EX-MT), (3) Mets (avg. VG) and examples at their respective tiers with none graded (1) Yankees (EX); 1974 Braves yearbook: with through 1996-97 seasons; (6) The Sporting News higher. Includes: Friday, May 6 Full: PSA 6; Aaron/Ruth cover (VG-EX); 1977 WS program: (EX- Official ABA Guides: annual guides spanning the Kentucky Derby (May 7) Stub: PSA 5; brown stallion MT); Super Bowl XIV program: (EX); 2/3/69 SI: with 1969-70 through 1975-76 seasons; (2) 1970 NIT Ponder, son of 1944 derby winner Pensive, wins race. Orr cover (EX); 2/66 The Ring: with Ali cover (VG-EX) Programs: issued at Madison Square Garden for the Also included is a 12-page program from the May 7 opening and semifinal rounds (the latter marking Pete and 1985 Yankees scorecard: with DiMaggio cover (VG). More on our website. nine-race card. Maravich’s final NCAA game). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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347. Babe Ruth 1927 Single-Signed Baseball - Full JSA Forever at the upper-most echelons for aspects of his equally amazing diamond and personal exploits, Babe Ruth absolutely ran the gamut in terms of (mostly) ups, downs and in-betweens. Exiled to a Baltimore reform school at the age of seven, Ruth endured, learned and emerged better for the experience. Similar “revivals” were realized during his playing career, the most noteworthy being that of his 1927 performance. Just two years removed from a season marred by a debilitating intestinal abscess, a failed marriage, heated confrontations with Miller Huggins and resultant fine and suspension penalties, Ruth, at the age of 32, refuted critics and authored a season that defined the “Murderers Row” dynasty. During that landmark campaign, Ruth out-did even himself, establishing career bests in home runs (60) and RBI (164), proudly exclaiming: “Sixty, count ‘em, sixty! Let’s see some other son of a bitch 348. Babe Ruth Single-Signed 1925 OAL Johnson Baseball - match that!” But one thing remained as it always had and would be: Ruth’s compli- Full PSA/DNA ance with requests from millions of adoring fans. The offered OAL Johnson baseball “Incorrigible” is a term synonymous with Babe Ruth during a childhood marked by was endorsed by Ruth at the eponymously nicknamed Bronx venue and given to a truancy and subsequent confinement in a Baltimore boarding school. For all of that young fan. discipline, however, Ruth continued to do things “his way,” which meant unchecked misbehaving throughout his adult life and, of course, tape measure home runs at Showcasing alternating red-and-blue laces and legible trademark stampings that date unprecedented rates. The offered OAL Johnson baseball is decorated with Ruth’s specifically to the ’27 season, the sphere was purportedly used during a game at coveted penning. The orb hails from 1925, which was undoubtedly the most turbu- Yankee Stadium and has surface marks, toning and abrasions supporting that claim. lent in Ruth’s remarkable career. Showcasing alternating red-and-blue laces and bold As usual, the sweet spot is the canvas on which Ruth executed a bold signature. factory stampings, the “Reach” sphere (grade “4”) is affected by areas of dark ton- Complete with trademark quotation marks enveloping “Babe” (a feature prevalent on ing. The sweet spot, however, has been spared, as if reserved as the customary spot pre-1928 Ruth pennings), Ruth’s penmanship is unmistakable, yet unusual in that it for Ruth’s unmistakable penmanship. Executed in blue-ink fountain pen, Ruth’s was rendered in red-ink steel tip fountain pen. While the aforementioned abrasions scripting projects (“7”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. This affect portions of the scripting, it otherwise maintains (“6-7”) strength and clarity. As item has a reserve (estimated value $6500-$10,000). More on our website. for the keepsake’s game-used status, a distant relative of the consignor was the alleged Opening Bid $1000.00 recipient. A photocopy of a published account stating so accompanies. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $2500.00

349. Babe Ruth 1927 Single-Signed Baseball - Full JSA Players, sportswriters and enthusiasts, alike, have long spun yarns regarding tape- 350. Lou Gehrig Signed OAL Harridge Ball - Full JSA measure home runs. Aspects of these tales are everything from honest to exaggerated. Finally out from Ruth’s sizable shadow and able to define his career as the durable Factors in determining validity include venues, events and of course, the number of and selfless player to which others have aspired to compare ever since, Lou Gehrig witnesses. As for Babe Ruth, while it seems like apocryphal tales and his legend grew complied with an autograph request as he decorated the sweet spot of this OAL simultaneously, he did launch some of the most awe-inspiring clouts in baseball Harridge ball. The lightly toned orb (grade “5”) showcases legible trademark stamp- annals. The offered OAL Johnson ball is nostalgic on two fronts: it is decorated with ings that date specifically to 1934-1939, a period marked by the peak of Gehrig’s Ruth’s widely sought autograph and it bears an inscription linking it to a June 4, 1926 remarkable playing career and eventually, his tragic demise. In its occupancy of the exhibition in which Ruth allegedly delivered the longest home run of his prolific sweet spot (which was rarely afforded him during his days with Ruth), Gehrig’s black- career. The toned orb has a series of surface abrasions. These minimally affect the ink steel tip fountain pen scripting maintains (“5”) strength and clarity. While this sweet spot, where Ruth’s blue-ink penning projects (“5-6”) strength. Full photo LOA presents as a single-signed sphere, we must note that there have been removals from from JSA. More on our website. all four panels. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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351. 1930 World Champion Philadelphia Athletics Team- Signed Baseball With Foxx, Grove and Full JSA As historians and baseball purists spin yarns regarding pre-war baseball teams, the 352. Jimmie Foxx Signed OAL Harridge Baseball - Full JSA natural New York bias has “Murderers Row” and subsequent Gehrig and DiMaggio Groomed in the Eastern Shore League by fellow Marylander Frank “Home Run” led rosters headlining the list. Overlooked far too often is Connie Mack’s 1929-1931 Baker, Hall of Famer Jimmie Foxx debuted at 17 and eventually stood alone as dynasty: a team whose 313 aggregate wins are unmatched by any consecutive three- baseball’s most powerful right-handed hitter and youngest player to 500 home runs. year total posted in Yankees history. Having supplanted the Bronx Bombers as World Foxx stands alone on this autographed baseball, as well. The OAL Harridge orb has Champions in 1929, the Athletics repeated in 1930, fielding a lineup rife with been professionally painted to obscure trademark stampings that date to post-1940. Cooperstown-bound legends. This OAL Barnard ball is autographed by (20) members Still, the smooth finish allows for a uniform creamy surface from which Foxx’s blue of that 1930 juggernaut roster. The clean and creamy orb (grade “7”) showcases ballpoint penning emerges prominently. Executed on a side panel, Foxx’ flowing black-ink pennings that average (“7”) strength with keys including: Cochrane, Collins, endorsement resonates (“9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. This Foxx, Grove and Simmons. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. item has a reserve (estimated value: $2500-$5000). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $900.00

353. 1960 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates Team-Signed Ball With Clemente, Mazeroski and Full JSA Outscored by an aggregate 55-27 in a seven-game showdown, the Pittsburgh Pirates somehow managed to triumph in the 1960 Fall Classic as Bill Mazeroski launched one of the most memorable “walk-off” clouts in postseason history. This ONL Giles ball is autographed by (28) members of that Bucs roster. The medium is a gorgeous clean and creamy ONL Giles sphere (grade “9”). Blue ballpoint pennings average (“7”) quality and include: Sweet Spot: Murtaugh (clubhouse) and Clemente; North Panel: Oldis, Oceak (coach), Kravitz, Skinner, Daniels, Green, Cimoli and Burwell (coach); South Panel: Smith, Vernon, Nelson, Gibbon, Burgess, Narron (coach), Baker and Gross; West Panel: Law, Mazeroski, Hoak and Virdon; East Panel: Face, Schofield, Giel, Umbricht, Haddix, Groat and Friend. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00

354. Ted Williams Single-Signed Baseball With “.406” Inscription - UDA Steadfast on becoming “The Greatest Hitter That Ever Lived,” Ted Williams reached his self-anointed status with unwavering integrity. As he entered the final day of the 1941 season with a .400 batting mark, Williams, whose Red Sox were 17-1/2 games behind the Yankees, could have sat out and realized a lofty milestone. But by his own admission, Williams “didn’t deserve” a .400 average if he sat out the September 28 twinbill. So he played (did he ever) and went 6-for-8 to end the year at .406. This OAL Brown baseball is endorsed by the Fenway legend in celebration of that hitting feat. The sweet spot of this mildly toned orb (grade “8”) is home to Williams’ blue ballpoint signature, which projects (“9”) strength and is accompanied by his inscription of “.406.” The limited edition (471/1941) prize comes with a UDA cert/hologram. Opening Bid $300.00

52 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 357. 1954 Baltimore Orioles Team- Signed Baseball With Fox, Stephens, 356. 1949-1950 Cuban League Baseball Waitkus Signed by (29) With Dolf Luque and and Full Max Manning - Full JSA JSA 355. Jimmie Foxx Single-Signed OAL The targets of Major League scouts as integration was Transplanted and “hatched” in Baltimore in 1954, the Harridge Baseball - Full JSA in full swing, 1949-1950 Cuban Winter League moribund St. Louis Browns franchise became the Stalwarts from the vaunted Havana Los Leones roster Baltimore Orioles and was quick to take flight. This Appropriately dubbed “The Right-Handed Babe Ruth,” saw fit to autograph this baseball. The creamy unoffi- OAL Harridge baseball is autographed by (25) of those Hall of Famer Jimmie Foxx was the youngest (legitimate) cial orb (grade “8-9”) is home to (29) steel tip fountain “Baby Birds.” The creamy orb has a uniform coat of player to 500 career home runs and, following his prolific pen scriptings that average (“8”) potency, with minor shellac and ballpoint pennings that average (“8-9”) c a r e e r, the endorser of this OAL Harridge ball. T h e ink migration affecting a few. Highlights include: Andy potency. Keys include: Don Larsen, who pre-dated his creamy orb has faded trademark stampings that appear to Anderson, Wes Bailey, Vic Barnhart, Manuel Garcia World Series perfection with a 3-21 mark; Eddie date to 1948-1950. On the sweet spot, Foxx’ b l u e - i n k (Cuban Hall of Fame), Don Lenhardt, Dolf Luque, Waitkus, the inspiration for Roy Hobbs in “The steel tip fountain pen signature projects (“6”) strength, Julio Moreno, Max Manning, Don Richmond and Don Natural”; and Howie Fox, who was stabbed to death in with a series a minor surface abrasions preventing higher Thompson. Full photo LOA from JSA. 1955. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. assessment. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $500.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 358. 1955 Washington Senators Team-Signed Ball With Rookie Killebrew and Webbo Clarke - Full 359. 1957 Brooklyn Dodgers Team- JSA Signed Ball With Campanella, Koufax 360. 1963 New York Mets Team-Signed Hovering in the middle of the pack through the early and Full JSA going, the 1955 Washington Senators endured a 5-30 In a bittersweet farewell to Flatbush faithful who Ball With Stengel and Full JSA tailspin that sealed their fate as cellar dwellers. Armed endured repeated near-misses and seemingly annual As an encore to their exercise in futility, the 1963 New with an Idaho-born rookie bound for Cooperstown, the October heartache, (21) members of the 1957 Brooklyn York Mets improved by a full nine games, and still fin- club looked to the future as (32) Senators autographed Dodgers endorsed this unofficial baseball. The lightly ished 51-111 with league lows in team batting average this OAL Harridge orb. The creamy sphere (grade “8”) toned team-issued souvenir (grade “6”) features blue (.219) and team ERA (4.12). This ONL Giles ball is showcases ballpoint openings averaging (“8”) strength ballpoint pennings whose strengths range from (“8”) to autographed by (20) members of that Queens-based with keys including: Clarke (d.1970), Dressen, (“3”). Keys include: Alston (“7-8”), Campanella (“5”), squad. The gorgeous and creamy orb (grade “9-10”) is Killebrew, Sievers, Vernon and Yost. Full photo LOA Drysdale (“3”), Hodges (“5”). Koufax (“7”) and Reese home to ballpoint pennings that average (“9” quality from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value (“3-4”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our web- with keys including: Hickman, Hook, Hunt, G. Powell, $750-$1000). More on our website. site. N. Sherry, Stallard and Stengel (manager). Full photo Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

362. 1981 World Series Baseball Signed By J. DiMaggio, Mantle, 361. 1977 New York Yankees/Oakland Maris and A’s Multi-Signed Baseball With Munson, Rizzuto - Hunter and Full PSA/DNA Full JSA Their teams headed in opposite paths following a Winners of their third pennant in a five-year span, the 363. 2004 World Champion Boston Red “changing of the guard” among American League pow- 1981 New York Yankees faced off in an 11th October Sox Team-Signed Baseball ers, a combined (24) members of the 1977 New York showdown with the rival Dodgers. While their Fall “Reversing the Curse” in 2004, the Boston Red Sox Yankees and Oakland A’s saw fit to autograph this Classic foes had long-since moved to the West Coast, erased 85 years of near-misses, bridesmaid status and baseball. The off-white orb (grade “6”) has minor sur- old memories remained, as evidenced by the (4) leg- haunting memories. This Official 2004 World Series face abrasions and black ballpoint pennings that aver- endary scriptings on this official 1981 World Series ball is autographed by (22) members of that resilient age (“6”) strength. Keys include: Tony Armas, Catfish (Kuhn) baseball. The lightly toned orb (grade “6”) is Fenway roster. The snow-white orb (grade “10”) is Hunter (“5-6” strength), Jack McKeon, Thurman signed in blue ballpoint (average “8-9” strength) by: home to blue ballpoint pennings that average (“9”) Munson (“5” strength), Graig Nettles and Mitchell Sweet Spot: J. DiMaggio; North Panel: Rizzuto; quality with highlights including: Damon, Francona Page. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. More on our South Panel: Mantle and Maris. Full photo LOA from (manager), Ortiz, Schilling, Varitek and Wakefield. website. JSA. MLB Authentications hologram. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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364. Hank 365. Joe 366. Aaron DiMaggio Sandy Single- Single- Koufax Signed Signed Single- Babe Baseball Signed Ruth With Black League Hand- Baseball Baseball - Full JSA Painted Likeness - Full PSA/DNA - PSA/DNA 10 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

367. 368. 369. Sandy Sandy Mickey Koufax Koufax Charles Single- Single- Mantle Signed Signed Single Baseball Baseball Signed With No- With No- Ball with Hitter Inscription - PSA/DNA 9.5 Hitter Inscription - PSA/DNA 9 Full PSA/DNA Letter Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

370. 371. Ted 372. OML Mickey Williams Baseball Mantle Single- Signed by Signed Signed Torre, OAL Baseball Jeter and Hand- With A-Rod - Painted Hand- Full JSA Portrait Baseball – Full PSA/DNA Painted Likeness - Full PSA/DNA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

373. One Dozen “Doc” Gooden Signed 374. One Dozen Jon Lester Single Game Used “Last Year at Shea” 375. One Dozen Evan Longoria Single Signed Baseballs Baseballs – All MLB Hologram Signed Baseballs – Longoria Certs Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

378. Mickey Mantle Signed 377. (3) Stan Golf Musial Tournament Autographed Program Pieces: Display with Mitchell & (2) Others— 376. (24) Single Signed Rookie of the Ness Jersey, SGC COA Year Baseballs with R. Furcal and F. “3630” Ball Opening Bid Howard and Bat $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

54 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 380. Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle Single- Signed Baseball 379. Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio Lot of (3) Single Signed Baseballs with Number - All Full Inscriptions JSA While single signed baseballs are not the toughest to Having manned center field in the Bronx for overlap- 381. (4) Deceased Players Single-Signed come across for these two, when they inscribe their ping tenures that spanned 33 years and 15 World Series Baseballs - All JSA number, demand instantly rises. Offered are two single titles, pinstriped deities have autographed these (3) Gone but not forgotten, (4) since-deceased former big lea- signed baseballs endorsed by legendary Yankee center- baseballs. Includes: (2) Joe DiMaggio medium-toned guers autographed these baseballs. The orbs range from fielders Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle. DiMaggio OAL Budig (grade “5”) signed on the sweet spot in lightly toned (grade “6”) to clean white (grade “9-10”) has signed an OAL Budig neatly on the sweet spot and blue ballpoint (“9” strength); and mildly toned OAL examples, showcasing ballpoint spot pennings that aver- inscribed his retired #5. Mantle has endorsed an OAL Budig (grade “7”) signed on the sweet spot in blue ball- age (“9”) quality. Includes: Bobby Bonds (d.2003) ONL Brown, also on the sweetspot, with “NO. 7”. Each point (“9” strength) and inscribed “361 HRs”; Mickey Coleman (signed on side panel); Wes Covington creamy orb features blue ink signatures of (“9-10”) and Mantle clean white OAL MacPhail ball (grade “9”) ( d . 2 0 11) OML, inscribed “1957 Champs”; Gene Mauch are accompanied by Yankee Clipper Enterprises and signed on the sweet spot in black ink (“8-9” strength). (d.2005) ONL White; Marv T h ro n e b e r ry (d.1994) OAL Full JSA LOAs respectively. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Brown. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

382. (17) Single Signed Baseballs with Special Inscriptions Including Red 383. Single-Signed Hall of Fame 384. Modern Player Single Signed Murff and Musial – All Certed Baseball Lot of (21) with Aaron and Baseball Lot of (35) with K-Rod Game Autograph hounds will go on the hunt for this collec- Koufax – All Certed tion of single signed baseballs each featuring pertinent Explore the halls of Cooperstown with this collection Used inscriptions. Included are: (2) Berra, Glavine, (2) F. of (21) single signed baseballs. Each current or future Featured are (35) single signed baseballs each signed Howard, R. Jackson, Larsen, Mathews, Red Murff, (2) Hall of Famer has penned these spheres perfectly on by current MLB pitchers. Included are: (12) Francisco Musial, (2) Rizzuto, Seaver, O. Smith, Thomson, M. the sweet spot. The collection is highlighted by: Aaron, Rodriguez game used 2009 Inaugural Year at new Wilson. The offered baseballs have each been signed on Koufax (Full JSA), Mays, Musial, Ryan and Yankee Stadium – MLB Hologram for use and signa- the sweet spot and feature an average strength of (“9”). Yastrzemski. Each baseball displays an average strength ture, (11) Mark Melancon and (12) Francisco Liriano. Individual certs from various companies apply. More of (“9”) and are individually certified by either JSA or Each OML has been signed in blue ink and average on our website. Tristar. More on our website. (“9”) strength. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

386. (39) Autographed Baseballs from Members of the 1977 & 1978 NY Yankees vs. LA Dodgers World Series 387. (41) Single Signed and Inscribed Baseballs from (4) Members of the 1962 385. (36) MLB Batting Champion Single Talk about déjà vu, in back-to-back World Series, the Yankees and Dodgers met in the fall classic, both times Yankees Signed Baseballs with Madlock, with an outcome of four games to two in favor of the Each a member on the latter half of the back-to-back Sheffield and Oliver boys in pinstripes. The collection of (39) OML Selig World Series Champion New York Yankees, these 1962 Presented are (36) Single Signed OML Selig baseballs, baseballs each scripted in blue ink includes: (12) winners have each signed the offered OML spheres. each scripted by former big league bombers. Included Piniella – one “77-78 WSC” & (6) “3xMOY”; (3) Mike Included are: (12) Bob Turley – (5) WS MVP 58 & (7) are: (12) Bill Madlock 75 All Star MVP (“9-10”); (12) Torrez; (12) Tommy John “TJ Surgery”; and (12) triple- Cy Y 58 (“9-10”; 9 with MLB Holo); (5) Jim Bouton Gary Sheffield 500 HR 4-17-09 (“9”; one slight ink signed by the pitchers who gave up Home Runs in ’62 WS Champs (“9-10”); (12) Ralph Terry - (7) 61-62 migration); (1) Alex Johnson 1970 A L Batting Champ Jackson’s legendary 1977 Game 6 performance – WS Champs & (5) 61-62 WS MVP (“9-10”) and (12) (“9-10”) and (11) Al Oliver (5) 7x All Star, (1) 82 NLBC Hough, Sosa & Hooten. Each signature averages (“9- Tony Kubek World Champions 1958-1961-1962 (“9”; and (5) 71 WSC (“9-10”). Auction LOA from JSA. 10”) strength. Auction LOA from JSA. one with ink migration). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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390. (18) HOF Pitcher Single-Signed 389. (48) Single Signed Baseballs from Display Stands with Drysdale, Hunter & Members of the 1996 WS Champ Koufax Indulge your creative side with this lot of (18) HOF Yankees pitcher single-signed display stands. These sleek foun- 388. (45) Single Signed Hall of Famer Ending nearly a two decade long title drought, the 1996 dations present the opportunity to create customized Baseballs Yankees brought the championship back to the Bronx. collectibles by adding the souvenirs of your choice. Commemorating the achievement is a collection of four Each given the honor to grace the halls of Populated by the greatest hurlers of the 1950s-70s this dozen baseballs signed by members of the team. Cooperstown, these five players have signed the offered awesome accumulation displays average (“8-9”) signa- Included are: (12) Girardi 96 98 99 WS Champs; (12) OML baseballs neatly on the sweet spot. Included are: ture strength. Highlights are Drysdale, Hunter and Strawberry – (9) 96, 98, 99 WS Champs; (12) (5) Phil Niekro HOF 97; (4) Jim Palmer – (3) cakes & Koufax. Also present are Blyleven, Carlton, Feller, Wetteland WS Champs ‘96 (one slight ink migration); diamond Jim; (12) Orlando Cepeda Baby Bull (3 with Ford, Gibson, Gossage, Jenkins, (2) Marichal, Niekro, and (12) Gooden - Mets HOF 2010, Dwight ‘Doc’ slight ink migration); (12) Jim Bunning HOF 96; (12) Palmer, Roberts, Seaver, Spahn and Sutton. Auction Gooden and 96-2000 WS Champs. Each OML Selig is Doug Harvey. Each Ball averages (“9-10”) strength and LOA from JSA. More on our website. signed in blue ink and average (“9-10”) Strength. clarity, unless noted. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

393. Roy Campanella Signed and Framed Mitchell & Ness Brooklyn 391. (25) Baseball Player Signed Display 392. (27) HOF Hitter Single-Signed Dodgers Stands with Rose, Flood & (11) Display Stands with T. Williams & (2) Jersey - Inscribed Pieces Snider Full JSA Just add the collectible of your choice to create cus- Handyman wanted to assemble a stellar collection with The backstop tomized memorabilia. Offered are (25) baseball player this lot of (27) HOF hitter single-signed display stands. and backbone of signed display stands. Displaying average (“8-9”) sig- Literally excellent foundations for assembling custom vaunted nature strength this group is highlighted by Rose, displays, this hard-hitting group displays average (“8- Brooklyn Dodgers rosters that won five National Flood and (11) inscribed items: Colavito “374 HRS”, 9”) strength silver felt-tip pen signatures. Highlights are League pennants over an eight-year span (1949-1956), Erskine “Dodgers 1948-59, No-Hit Cubs 6/19/52, No- T. Williams and (2) Snider. Also present are: Aparicio, three-time MVP Roy Campanella endorsed this Hit Giants 5/12/56”, Groat “MVP-1960”, Holmes (2) Banks, Bench, Berra, Boudreau, Brock, Carew, Mitchell & Ness Dodgers home jersey. The size “L” “302”, Kingman “442 H.R.”, Mueller “B.A. 296”, Irvin, Jackson, Kell, Killebrew, (2) Mathews, flannel garment is tailored to the specifications of the Oliva “304 BA”, Thomson “Oct. 3, 1951”, Vander Mazeroski, Perez, Rice, B. Robinson, Santo, jerseys worn by Campy and is decorated with his post- Meer “6/17/38, 6/25/38” and (2) multi-signed Schoendienst, Slaughter, Stargell, B. Williams and accident penmanship. Executed on the right front in Lonborg/Gumpert “9/20/68, 5-1-51”. Auction LOA Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our black marker, Campanella’s signature shows (“8”) from JSA. More on our website. website. strength. The item is framed to 34-1/2 x 42-1/2”. Full Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

394. Mickey 395. Pete Mantle Rose Signed Signed 1966 Mitchell & Cincinnati Ness Jersey Reds Road with Full Vest - Full JSA JSA Commemorating While the style his first year in was inspired by pinstripes, this Ted Kluszewski, 396. Johnny Bench and Duke Snider 1951 Mitchell & this 1966 Signed Apparel Lot of (4) with Hats and Ness home jer- Cincinnati Reds Mitchell & Ness Jerseys – All JSA sey is home to road vest is auto- National League Hall of Famers are the focus of this the iconic signa- graphed by the autograph grouping of hats and jerseys, including ture of Mickey Queen City’s Johnny Bench and Duke Snider. Offered are two Mantle. This button-up flannel garment includes all the favorite and most Mitchell and Ness flannel button-ups, each signed appropriate tags including the “American League 1901- controversial son, beneath the chest logos (“9”). The caps included are: 1951 Golden Anniversary” shoulder patch. The Hall of Pete Rose. The Reds “The Pro” Official MLB Reds hat signed on the Fame Yankee placed his black marker endorsement gray flannel but- brim in black marker (”8-9”) and a Roman (“9”) beneath the Yankee logo near the lower left ton-down garment is a team-issued example with twill Cooperstown Collection Dodgers hat signed on the breast. Ideal for framing and display, it is accompanied identifiers and proper “MacGregor” tagging. On the left brim in silver marker (“9”). The Dodgers hat has glue with a full photo LOA from JSA. front, Rose’s black marker signature projects (“7-8”) residue on the reverse, from mounting in the display. Opening Bid $400.00 strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. Each item has a basic sticker/cert from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

56 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 397. George 398. Fred Snodgrass Wright Signed Handwritten Signed 1926 “Wright & Letter With Great Ditson” Baseball Content! - Document - Full Full JSA JSA Bobby Thomson, Bill Long after a prestigious Mazeroski, Don Larsen: these 12-year playing career in are among the players whose which he posted a .301 careers will forever be lifetime batting mark, defined by a single spectacu- George Wright com- lar moment. On the flip side, prised half of the Wright we have Fred Snodgrass: a & Ditson’s sporting serviceable 9-year player goods brass. In that whose 1912 World Series capacity, the Hall of error haunted him for the rest Famer (d.1937) signed of his life. Fortunately, this 1926 business docu- Snodgrass fondly recalled the ment. A two-page waiver “rest” of his career. That is notice from a board of evidenced in this correspon- directors meeting, the dence composed by document is signed on Snodgrass (d.1974) in 1972. the front by (5), with Wright’s black-ink fountain pen scripting projecting (“9”) The lengthy message is strength and clarity. This is undoubtedly one of the toughest Cooperstown scriptings, penned entirely in Snodgrass’ and a bold one, at that! Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. hand and signed (“9” strength) at the conclusion. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

400. (17) 1952- 1990s Baseball Hall of Fame/Star Letters with Sisler & L. Waner Showcased are (17) 1952- 1990s Baseball Hall of Fame/star letters. The majority of the correspondence relates to autograph requests or financial mat- ters. However, there is 399. 1946 Hack Wilson Signed Cancelled Check with Full JSA some great baseball con- Following Hack Wilson’s retirement from baseball in 1934, his travels read like a tent to be examined. The Roman odyssey. With stops in Brooklyn, Chicago and West Virginia among others, his autographs average (“8”) final years were spent in Baltimore where he succumbed to internal hemorrhaging in and the letters present nice- November 1948. Endorsed in Wilson’s hand just two years before his untimely demise ly. Included are: Lindstrom is the offered 1946 signed personal check. The voucher is penned using the Hall of (1954, note on index card), Marquard (1961), Mize (1983), Musial (1977, plus enve- Famer’s full Lewis R Wilson name variant. Drawn from the Union Trust Company of lope), Reese (undated, Hillerich & Bradsby letterhead), Rizzuto (undated form on Maryland account for the weighty sum of five dollars, the strong steel-tip fountain pen Yankees letterhead), Roberts (undated), Rolfe (1955, Dartmouth stationery plus enve- script registers (“9”) in both strength and clarity. Typical bank cancellation markings lope), Sewell (undated plus envelope), Sisler (undated), Slaughter (undated), Snider do not impact the signature. Although the upper edge is trimmed with reverse paper (1952), Spahn (1965, to Sy Berger of Topps), Stargell (1982, plus envelope), Stengel loss/residue due to previous mounting, the overall presentation is not compromised. (1964), L. Waner (1961) and Mrs. Hack Wilson (1950). Auction LOA from JSA. More Full photo LOA from JSA. on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

401. Baseball 402. Baseball Hall of Famer Hall of Famer/ Signed Personal Superstar Check Lot of (9) Signed Check With Grove, Lot of (64) With Pennock and Hunter 1978 Stengel - All Full Payroll Check - JSA All JSA Having long since Whether intended for earned their keep on “break” value or for a the diamond, (9) Hall ready-made Hall of of Famers spent some Fame endorsement of their savings as they collection, this lot of signed these personal (64) signed checks is checks. Drawn from “money” to the winning bidder. Comprised of personal checks and Major League pay- their respective roll vouchers, this lot showcases bold scriptings that average (“9”) potency. Highlights accounts, the vouchers include: Ashburn, Banks, Berra (Yankees 1980 payroll check), Carey, Combs, Dickey, have each been signed Ford, Frisch, Giles/B. Gibson (1969 National League payroll check), Grimes, Haines, on the appropriate line Hooper, Hoyt, Hubbell, Hunter (1978 Yankees payroll check), R. Jackson, G. Kelly, and feature cancellation stampings and/or hole punchings. Signatures average (“9”) Lemon (1989 Yankees payroll check), McCovey, Musial, Palmer (full PSA/DNA), strength and include: Grove, Hartnett, Hubbard, Pennock, Simmons, Sisler, Stengel, Rizzuto (1974 Yankees payroll check), F. Robinson, Roush, Snider, Spahn, Terry and Traynor and Wheat. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Yastrzemski (1979 Red Sox payroll check). Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More Opening Bid $300.00 on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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405. 1961 Bill Veeck Signed Chicago White Sox Stock Certificate with Full JSA Maverick owner Bill Veeck (d.1986) applies 404. (5) 1945-1984 Baseball Signed his business acu- 403. 1965 Jackie Robinson Twice-Signed men to the offered Check with Full JSA Plus Rachel Contracts with (5) Hall of Famers 1961 Chicago Presented are (5) 1945-1984 baseball signed contacts White Sox stock Robinson Letter featuring five Hall of Famers. Included are 1.) 1945 certificate. The 8- Dated 6/23/65 Jackie Robinson double-signed check American League Dubiel contact signed by Dubiel 1/2 x 11” docu- drawn from his personal account. Both blue ink ball- (d.1969)/ Harridge/L. Mac Phail (all “8-9”, full photo ment entitled Lloyd Herold to 564-2/3 shares of stock point pen scripts are inscribed Jack R. Robinson and are LOA from JSA); 2.) 1948 contract with Culler in the Chicago White Sox. The artifact is penned by the endorsed on both the front and reverse. The strong sig- (d.1964)/Jurges/Combs (average “8”, full photo LOA owner in blue ink with the autograph presenting (“8”). natures each present (“9”) in both strength and clarity. from JSA); 3.) 1950s MLBPA Doby address update Despite moderate perimeter wear, the overall presenta- A single-page letter of provenance from Robinson’s form (“8”, JSA basic cert); 4.) 1963 Picture Pal tion of this piece is not diminished. The receipt for the wife, Rachel, accompanies and bears her signature as Mathews agreement (“8”, JSA basic cert) and 5.) 1984 sale of the stock from Herold to Charles Comiskey and well (no cert). The penned voucher from 42 comes with Bradenton Braves GCL Aaron document (“8”, JSA other personnel signatures accompany. Full photo LOA a full photo LOA from JSA. basic cert). from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

408. 1969 St. Louis Cardinals Scorecard Signed by (12) HOFers Including DiMaggio, 407. (5) 1930-1946 International League Dean, Stengel Baltimore Orioles Items Including & Traynor— Multi-Signed Program Full JSA Among “100th Anniversary of Professional Baseball” 406. Mickey Mantle Autograph Trio Far from “bush league,” these (5) 1930-1946 celebrations the St. Louis Cardinals held a salute to with Yellow HOF Postcard – All International League Baltimore Orioles items are pre- Hall of Fame members. Presented is a 1969 Cardinals mier mementos of the squad. Included are Multi- Individual Certs scorecard (VG-EX) autographed by (12) HOFers with Signed 1946 Syracuse at Baltimore Scorecard: (18 Gathered are three flats, each a different medium that fantastic (“9-10”) average signature strength. Key sign- signatures, average “7”, program presents VG with sev- houses the forever recognizable sailboat signature of ers are DiMaggio, Dean, Stengel and Traynor. Also eral newspaper clippings accompanying, auction LOA Mickey Mantle. Included: Hall of Fame yellow post- present: Carey, Feller, Frisch, Grimes, Grove, Hubbell, from JSA) with Ens (d.1950), Lollar; Scorecards: (2 card signed on top, blue marker (“9-10”; Full JSA); Manush and Roush. These signatures were acquired by scorecards) with 1930 Newark at Baltimore (pencil 1982 Davco Publishers placard, blue marker (“9”; the son of a Chevrolet employee who drove the players marked, ticket stub attached to front cover with written SGC/JSA Auth); color 8x10, matted, signed in blue around Busch Stadium in a 1969 Camaro Pace Car on notations) and 1942 Newark at Baltimore (pencil marker (“7”; Full PSA/DNA). “Hall of Fame Night”. Full LOA from JSA. marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

409. April 8, 1974 Hank Aaron 715th Home Run Signed Full Proof Ticket with JSA 410. Mickey Mantle Autographed 411. (13) Hideki Matsui Signed With just one swing of the bat, Henry Louis (Hank) Dinner Plate Lot of (4) With (3) Hardcover Biographies Aaron finished his ascent to the pinnacle of home run “Country Cookin’” Plates - All Full JSA The sub-title speaks volumes: “Sportsmanship, royalty. The clout off of Al Downing took place on Whether you want to invest in some nice “break” value Modesty, and the Art of the Home Run.” The accurate April 8, 1974, at the “launching pad”, Atlanta Stadium. or just set the dinner table, these (4) Mickey Mantle auto- assessment of Hideki Matsui’s traits prefaces the biog- This full-sized proof ticket from the contest presents in graphed ceramic plates hit the spot even when clean! raphical account penned by Shizuka Ijuin (2007, (NM) condition with a solid perimeter and tightly Includes: (3) C o u n t ry Cookin’ Restaurant Plates: f r o m Ballantine Books). These (13) hardcover editions are attached perforations. The bold blue Sharpie autograph M a n t l e ’s short-lived Dallas, Texas endeavor, each meas- each autographed by their Japanese-born and pinstriped grades (“9-10”) and comes with a JSA basic cert. ures 7-1/8”-diameter and is signed in blue Sharpie (all “9- subject, executed in black marker on the flyleaf of Opening Bid $200.00 10” strength); P o rtrait Plate: a 10”-diameter plate signed each, Matsui’s autographs show (“9-10”) strength in blue marker (“7-8” strength) and inscribed “No. 7.” throughout. The books, meanwhile, are pristine with Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. dust jackets intact. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

58 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 413. Lou Gehrig 1932 Cut Signature Display With (9) Others - Full JSA En route to a fourth pennant and third World Series title in seven years, the 1932 New York Yankees had little trouble with their New England-based “rivals.” In fact, the Bronx Bombers went 17-5 in head- to-head play that year against a Carmines team that endured a franchise-worst 43-111 showing. Headlined by Lou Gehrig, a group of combatants from both sides 412. Babe Ruth/Dusty Cooke 1930-1932 Cut Signature Display seemed compliant (at least with the fan who acquired these autographs) - Full JSA as they signed this vintage album Teammates for three years in the white-hot Bronx spotlight, Babe Ruth and Dusty page. The 3-1/2”-wide page is Cooke brought different styles to the diamond through their tenures as contemporary signed in blue-ink fountain pen, pinstripers. During their years together (1930-1932) Ruth amassed 136 home runs and undoubtedly at a Yankees-Red Sox countless admirers, while Cooke (a stellar defensive outfielder) delivered seven circuit meeting. Pennings average (“9”) clouts. Both complied, however, with autograph requests. Executed in black-ink steel potency and include: Boerner, tip fountain pen on a blank sheet, the teammates’ pennings both project (“9”) strength Durham, Gehrig, Moore, Olson, and clarity. The cut signature sheet displays beautifully on a 5x3 index card with Perkins, Pickering, Rhyne, Watwood and Weiland. Full photo LOA from JSA. photo corners. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

414. (41) Baseball 415. 1933 Signed Photos & Cuts American with (15) Hall of League Famers Including Champion Rixey & Walsh Washington An instant baseball signed pho- Senators Cut tograph and cut collection is Signature available with these (41) penned keepsakes including Display With (15) Hall of Famers and other Griffith, tough autographs. These Cronin and scripts overwhelmingly present (“8”) or better. Keys include Full JSA Full Photo LOA from JSA: A full 80 years (3 items) with Goslin cut, since the Nation’s Rixey cut (d.1963), Walsh cut Capitol was last (d.1959); JSA Basic Certs: (9 host to the Fall items) with Boudreau photo Classic, this framed display showcases (33) bold signatures of the 1933 American (personalized, Brace photo), League champion Washington Senators. Framed to 34-7/16 x 42-7/16”, symmetrically Cronin photo, V. DiMaggio arranged cut signatures average (“8-9”) strength. Accenting the arrangement is a cut, Frisch cut (The Old Flash), Hoak cut (d.1969), Hutchinson cut (d.1964), Wheat Baseball Magazine sepia-toned team photo print and (4) replica trading cards. Key cut; Auction LOA from JSA: (29 items) with Averill (photo), Covaleski photo, R. pennings include: Altrock (coach), Berg, Cronin, Goslin, Griffith (owner, “10” Ferrell photo, B. Harris photo, Hoyt cut, Jensen photo (personalized), B. Wallace strength), Manush and S. Rice. Full photo LOA from JSA. Due to size/weight, a ship- (d.1960, cut) and Wheat (cut). More on our website. ping surcharge will apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

417. (85) Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards With Combs, Haines and S. Rice Issued at baseball’s most revered institu- tion, these (85) Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcards have been autographed by their enshrined subjects. Executed with various writing instru- 416. 1951 New York Yankees Framed Cut Signature Display of ments, the potent sig- (45) With DiMaggio, Stengel and Full JSA natures average (“8- This framed display showcases the cut signatures of (45) principals from the 1951 9”) strength and clari- World Champion New York Yankees, who secured their third of five successive titles ty and include some in Joe DiMaggio’s swan song. Framed to 34-1/8 x 42-1/8” under pinstriped matting, decidedly tough symmetrically arranged autographs average (“9”) strength. Keys include: Berra, examples sure to headline any collection. Highlights include: Aaron, Bell, Carey, Dickey (coach), DiMaggio, Martin, Mize (signed 1953 Topps Baseball #77), Rizzuto Cronin, Combs, Dickey, Greenberg, Grove, Haines, Lindstrom, Mays, McCarthy, S. and Stengel. Full photo LOA from JSA. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will Rice and Ruffing. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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418. Ty Cobb Signed Government 419. Pat Collins Signed 5x3 Index Card - Postcard - PSA/DNA 9 PSA/DNA 8 Through all the stories and labels (apocryphal and oth- A slow-footed backstop and lesser-known component 420. Roger Bresnahan Signed Index erwise), “consistency” defined Ty Cobb. Calculated on the New York Yankees’ “Murderers Row” install- Card - PSA/DNA 8 precision led to 4,189 hits, as well as shrewd invest- ments from 1926 through 1928, Missouri native Pat Among the scarcest of Hall of Fame pennings, Roger ments in Coca-Cola and General Motors. His coveted Collins launched 20 home runs during those pennant- Bresnahan’s scripting is arguably at its most potent on autograph also has repetitive traits, like those apparent winning campaigns, only to be overshadowed by his this 5x3 blank index card. Executed in black-ink steel on this example. Encapsulated with autograph Graded glamorous teammates. While Collins’ name may not tip fountain pen, the coveted penmanship of Bresnahan MINT 9 by PSA/DNA, this government postcard readily come to mind when recalling those pinstriper (d.1944) is encapsulated and Graded NM-MT 8 by showcases Cobb’s bold penning. Executed in his cus- teams, his autograph ranks as one of the scarcest. PSA/DNA. This item has a reserve (estimated value: tomary green ink, the scripting is accented by a lengthy Encapsulated and Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA/DNA, $1700-$3000). paraph (another Cobb trademark) and his inscription of this blue ballpoint Collins penning is a “missing link” Opening Bid $500.00 “8/3/50.” to many Bronx collections. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

421. Gil Hodges Signed 1947-1966 Exhibits Card - PSA/DNA 9 While it’s a mystery to many that Gil Hodges is 422. Larry Lajoie Signed 1947 423. Ed Walsh Autographed Postcard among the Government Postcard - PSA/DNA 10 With “White Sox” Inscription - missing in Having already garnered the respect of teammates and BVG/JSA terms of opponents with his all-time best .426 batting mark in Cooperstown 1901, Napoleon Lajoie was to be forever revered in the Among the stingiest pitchers in baseball annals, leg- inductees, his upstart American League. During his tenure as endary White Sox hurler Ed Walsh overpowered the autograph is player/manager in Cleveland, the team’s name was Cubs in the 1906 World Series and went on to post the quite visible on changed from “Bronchos” to “Naps” in Lajoie’s honor. lowest career ERA (1.82) in history. Walsh’s penning is this 1947-1966 While his batting skills were among the most perfect, appropriately powerful on this 5x3 postcard. Exhibits col- so is this Lajoie autograph. Encapsulated with auto- Encapsulated with autograph assessed “Authentic” by lectible. Encapsulated with autograph Graded MINT 9 graph Graded GEM MT 10 by PSA/DNA, Lajoie’s BVG/JSA, the keepsake is postmarked “1952” and by PSA/DNA, the keepsake showcases a blue ballpoint blue ballpoint penning and inscription of “3/4/47” are showcases a blue ink signature (“9” strength). Walsh signature deserving of its technical assessment. deserving of the lofty assessment. (d.1959) has also inscribed “White Sox” to accent one Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00 of the toughest Hall of Fame signatures. Opening Bid $300.00

426. Roger Maris Cut Signature Matted Display - Full JSA As his 1961 assault on the single-season 425. Jim Bottomley and Joe Sewell home run stan- Single-Signed 1920s Exhibits Cards - dard met with 424. Early Mickey Mantle Signed 3x5 Both BVG/JSA questions and Index Card—PSA/DNA Authentic proposed aster- Components of two World Series champions apiece isks, Roger Signature assessed as “Authentic” and encapsulated by during their respective Hall of Fame careers, Jim Maris remained PSA/DNA. Long before endless lines at countless Bottomley and Joe Sewell are the subjects and a soft-spoken slugger who let his bat do the talking. national card shows or innumerable dealer signings, endorsers of these 1920s Exhibits collectibles. The offered display showcases a bold Maris autograph Mickey Mantle’s autograph took on a decidely different Encapsulated with autographs assessed “Authentic” by worthy of framing and proud presentation. Matted to appearance. The offered 3x5 index card was penned by JSA/Beckett, the keepsakes include: Bottomley: 1925 11x14 and accented by an 8x10 black-and-white photo “The Mick” early during his Yankee career. The cen- Exhibits #59 signed in blue ink (“10” strength) by the of the oft-silent Bronx hero, a blue ballpoint cut signa- tered endorsement presents (“8-9”) with deference to 1928 N.L. MVP (d.1959); Sewell: 1928 Exhibits #43 ture (“9” strength) has been rendered on a 5x2 blank slight ink migration to the “M” in Mantle’s surname. A (postcard back) signed in pencil (“8” strength) by the sheet with a “Best Wishes” salutation. Full photo LOA JSA authentication sticker is also affixed to the reverse. man who allegedly used the same bat throughout a 14- from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 year career. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

60 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 427. (8) 1950s Baseball Hall 428. Negro League of Famer Signed Memorabilia Government Postcards With Collection With (33) Griffith and Hornsby - All Signed Items Full JSA Wondrous performers rele- Long before memorabilia shows, gated to playing in the shad- lengthy lines and hefty price tags on ows of Major League stars, autographs, government postcards and Negro League players and the U.S. Mail were common ways to teams are celebrated in this secure the signatures of retired players. collection of autographed Obtained during the 1950s for literally memorabilia and display pennies apiece, these (8) souvenirs items. Highlights include: showcase the bold scriptings of Hall of (33) Autographs signatures Fame icons. Signatures average (“9”) average (“9”) strength; quality and include: Griffith, Hornsby, included are Negro League Maranville, Rixey, Sisler, Southworth, Postcards signed by Irvin, Leonard, Manning and O’Neil and cut signatures of Bell, J. Vance and Walsh. Individual full photo Johnson and Leonard; Attire a size “3XL” Baltimore Elite Giants jersey and (2) fitted LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Negro League caps. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 429. (11) Baseball Hall of 430. (23) Baseball Hall of Famer Single-Signed Sepia- Famers Signed 8x10 Photos Toned Photos With Rice and With Stengel and Traynor Traynor - All JSA While they may lack the mystique of a Cooperstown inductees from the pre- bronzed bust, these (23) black-and-white and post-war eras have individually photographs are signed by their Hall of signed these (11) 8x10 sepia-toned pho- Fame subjects and are ideal for a framed tographs. The black or blue ink script- “Cooperstown” display. The 8x10 or 10x8 ings project (“9”) or better quality and prints showcase pennings that average include: Rick Ferrell, Chas. Gehringer, (“8-9”) strength. Includes: B. Evans (full Lefty Gomez, Billy Herman (signed JSA), Feller, Grimes, Haines, T. Jackson, twice), Carl Hubbell, Sam Rice (full Killebrew, Kiner, Lemon, Marquard, JSA), Joe Sewell, Enos Slaughter, Mays, McCarthy, Mize, Niekro, Rizzuto, Warren Spahn, Bill Terry and Pie B. Robinson, Roush, Schoendienst, Traynor (full JSA; personalized with Snider, Stengel (full JSA), Terry, Traynor signature affected by ink migration). (full JSA), L. Waner and Wheat. Individual JSA certs/stickers. More on Individual JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 431. (14) Baseball 432. (60) Baseball Announcer, Executive & Black & White Umpire Signed 8x10 Signed 8x10 Photographs with Koufax Photographs with Colorful broadcasters, eccentric and Many Tougher capable executives along with respected Portrayed in glorious detail arbiters are the focus of these (14) are these (60) Baseball signed 8x10 photographs. Unless noted, black-and-white signed each autograph presents (“8-9”) or bet- 8x10 photographs. Hall of ter. Included are Jack Brickhouse, Harry Famers, period stars, pre- Caray (Holy Cow), Shag Crawford, war legends along with Charles S. Feeney, Charles O. Finley, tougher obscure and Curt Gowdy, Calvin R. Griffith (“6”), deceased players are dis- Doug Harvey, Harry Kalas (HOF persed throughout. 2002), Sandy Koufax, Frank C. Lane Highlights include JSA Basic Certs: (15 pictures) with Connors, Crosetti, Dugan (“6”, Nov-6-1937), Lee MacPhail (“8”, (with salutation), Gordon (personalize, with salutation), Hoak (d.1969, personalized, gold), Bob Murphy and Chuck with salutation), Hoyt, Keller, Lyons, Pipgras; Auction LOA from JSA: (45 pictures) Thompson (green ink). Individual basic certs from JSA. More on our website. with Adcock, Ju. Johnson and Tebbetts. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 433. (61) Baseball Hall 434. (85) Single- of Famer Single- Signed 8x10 Baseball Signed 8x10s With Photographs With M. Mays, Hunter and T. Marshall, Flood and Williams - All JSA N. Cash A nice portion of Although the (85) subjects in Cooperstown’s inductees com- this impressive photograph prises this lot of (61) signed- lot fell short of Cooperstown signed 8x10 photos. Whether induction, their individual the goal is a framed Hall of feats and as a result, their Fame gallery or sizable profit autographs are among the from “break” value, the signa- game’s best. The 8x10 prints tures average (“9”) potency are showcase signatures that headlined by: Ford, Gomez, average (“9”) strength with keys including: N. Cash (10x8), Fidrych (inscribed “The Hoyt, Hunter, R. Jackson, Koufax, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Musial, Newhouser, Bird – R.O.Y. ‘76”), Flood, G. Foster, Furillo, B. Jackson, M. Marshall (full JSA), Reese, Rizzuto, F. Robinson, Ryan, Schmidt, Snider, Spahn, Stargell and T. Williams McCarver, McGraw (“inscribed 92”), Raschi, Roe and Thomson. Individual (full JSA). Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 435. 1949 Ty Cobb 436. Cy Young Signed Black & White Signed Large Photograph with Full JSA Black & White Denton True (Cy) Young (d.1955) obliged an autograph request by penning the offered black & white Photograph with photograph. Measuring nearly 3-1/2 x 5-1/2”, the Full JSA picture depicts the aged “Grand Old Man” puffing Shortly before Christmas on his pipe of choice. The flowing script is placed 1949, Ty Cobb (d.1961) directly across Young’s face with the steel-tip foun- spread some yule tide tain pen endorsement grading a solid (“9”). The cheer by penning this original envelope in which this artifact was dis- black-and-white photo- patched accompanies. Full photo LOA from JSA. graph. Dated 12/15/49 Opening Bid $200.00 and measuring 8-1/2 x 11”, the blue ballpoint ink endorsement was 437. Joe McCarthy Framed and placed above the left breast of an earlier pic- Matted Signed 8x10 Photograph with ture depicting a charac- Full JSA teristically intense Cobb Prolific New York Yankees manager Joe McCarthy in his full Detroit Tigers (d.1978) earned Hall of Fame status for his record uniform. The autograph .615 winning percentage and seven World Series presents a strong (“7”) titles. Presented is a McCarthy signed 8x10 black with the dated inscription and white photograph framed and matted to over- also being placed in the all dimensions of 15 x 16-3/4”. This distinguished Georgian’s hand. The display is signed (“9”) in aqua fiber-tip marker wafer-thin paper canvas displays mild creasing, a horizontal fold and peripheral between McCarthy’s neck and uniform lettering notching. However, the precisely inscribed signature still presents nicely and is ideal with a personalized inscription “With Best Wishes for framing, matting and prominent display. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item To Bill From Joe McCarthy”. Triple gray/black/white matting coordinates nicely with has a reserve. Estimated value ($2400-$3500). the black frame. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $200.00

438. Bill Terry and Ted Williams 439. Roger Maris Signed Dual-Signed Framed Photograph - 10x8 Black-and-White Full JSA Photograph - Full JSA The last men to eclipse the .400 batting average Captured is his flawless form as he plateau in their respective circuits, Bill Terry launched his 61st round-tripper of the and Ted Williams have autographed their like- 1961 season, Roger Maris is the sub- nesses on this attractive display. Framed to 13- ject and endorser of this vintage 10x8 1/8 x 16-1/8”, an 8x10 black-and-white photo black-and-white photograph. Staring of the pair is signed in blue Sharpie by both skyward after having completed his subjects. Both signatures project (“10”) lethal swing, Maris shows (as always) strength. Fittingly, the Terry side of the photo is a serious expression. In blue marker, accented by black-and-orange matting, while Maris has autographed the photo (“10” the Williams side has red-and-blue matting. strength) and added a personalization Full photo LOA from JSA. and “Best Always” salutation. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 440. Mickey Mantle Signed and 441. (4) Single-Signed 8x10 Framed 20x24 “Gallo” Photo with Photographs With J. No. 7 Inscription – Full PSA/DNA DiMaggio, Koufax and (2) T. Capturing the boyish face that New York and the Williams - All Full JSA rest of America came to fall in love with, John While the timeless likenesses are appeal- Gallo’s rendering of Mickey Mantle is greatly ing on their own, these (4) black-and- recognizable to any collector. The tough-to-find white photographs reach a higher plateau 20x24 print has been professionally framed and as they showcases their subjects’ coveted matted to 28x33. “The Mick” has neatly penned signatures. Executed in black or blue his iconic signature (“9-10”) across the chest and marker, the scriptings all trumpet “perfect inscribed beneath with the now retired #7. 10” quality. Includes: J. DiMaggio (10x8); Koufax (8x10); and (2) T. Williams (both Prominent for display, this attractive piece is 8x10). Perfect for framing and display in any “man cave” or ideal for “break value” accompanied by a full photo LOA from profit: it’s up to you!. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

442. Derek Jeter Signed 20x24 and Mariano Rivera Signed 16x20 – Both 443. (24) Jon Lester Single Steiner Cert Cards Signed “No Hitter” The face of the franchise, and perhaps the greatest closer to ever grace the rubber, Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera are Photographs the focus of this autograph pairing. Ideal for framing, these Presented are (24) Jon Lester signed oversize color photos feature both perennial all-stars caught photographs, each commemorating his in the act that will one day enshrine them in Cooperstown. no-hitter accomplished on May 19, Included are: Derek Jeter signed 20x24, blue marker (“9- 2008 at Fenway Park. Included are 10”) Steiner Holo/Cert Card & MLB Hologram; Mariano (12) 16x20s (“9-10”) and (12) 8x10s Rivera 16x20 “The Final Pitch” at old Yankee Stadium, (“9”; 3 with slight ink migration). signed in blue marker with the aforementioned inscription Auction LOA from JSA (“9-10”; LE 95/108) Steiner Holo/Cert Card. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

62 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 444. Turkey Stearnes Signed 3x5 Index Card 445. Mel Ott Signed Government Postcard - Full JSA with Inscription—Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

446. Wahoo Sam Crawford Signed and 447. Jimmie Foxx Cut Signature Signed Inscribed Index Card - Full JSA “Jim Foxx” - Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

448. Jackie Robinson Autographed 449. Mel Ott Cut Signature - Full JSA Government Postcard with Full JSA Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

452. (50) Single Signed Pete Rose 8x10s Opening Bid $200.00

451. (2) George Weiss Signed Items 450. Mel Ott Signed Photograph - with Book Cut & Original Photo with Full JSA Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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454. 1982 TCMA Greatest 453. (14) 1973-1974 TCMA Players of the 1950s & 1960s Greats Autographed Cards with Autographed Near Set of (16/17) Hubbard, Paige & Williams with Possible with Mantle Heroes from the “golden age of baseball” Full JSA apply pen to canvas on this 1982 TCMA Beloved diamond legends are front-and-cen- Greatest Players of the 1950s and 1960s ter with these (14) 1973-1974 TCMA Greats autographed near set of (16/17) possible autographs cards from a variety of issues. endorsements. The blue Sharpie scripts each Included are Full Photo LOA from JSA: (3 present (“9”) or better while the postcard cards) with Hubbard (“8”), Paige (“8-9”, sized canvases average (NM). Included are reverse tape residue), T. Williams (“10”); #2 Koufax, #3 Rizzuto (”Holy Cow”), #4 JSA Basic Certs: (11 cards, average “8-9”) Feller, #5 Snider, #6 Aaron, #7 Mathews, #9 with Carey, Ford, Kelly, Lemon, Lindstrom, Mays, #10 Roberts, #11 Wynn, #13 T. Marquard, (3) Roberts, Snider and Wynn. Williams, #14 Spahn, #15 DiMaggio, #17 F. Also present are (124) TCMA All-Time Robinson, #18 Berra, #19 Mantle (slight Greats postcards averaging (EX-MT). reverse writing) and #20 Musial. Auction Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

455. 1983 Topps Baseball 1952 456. (97) 1982-1989 Baseball Commemorative Set (407/407) Commemorative Signed Cards with (50) Signed with Mostly Hall of Famers Majestic 1983 Topps Baseball 1952 com- Eye-catching assortment of (97) 1982-1989 memorative set of (407/407) cards featur- baseball commemorative signed cards fea- ing (50) signed cards. The strong endorse- turing mostly Hall of Famers. The primari- ments average (“9”) potency throughout. ly blue Sharpie endorsements average (“9”) Included are #1 Pafko, 5, 7, 15, #26 Irvin, or better throughout. Highlights include (2) 30, 31, 40, 45, 52, 55, 64, 81, 82, 85, #88 1982 Cracker Jack Sheets: (16 signatures, Feller, 98, 106, 116, 119, 131, 140, 162, 8 cards per) with #6 Mantle, #9 Aaron, #13 187, 190, 192, 203, 212, #215 Bauer, 219, Mays; 1984-85 Sports Impressions: (20 233, 239, 247, 248, #250 Erskine, 262, cards) with #9 Drysdale, #11 Musial, #32 265, 270, #274 Branca, 278, 286, 295, Hubbell; 1985 Topps Circle K: (10 cards) #313 Thomson, 322, 342, 346, 351, 369, with #15 Musial; 1988-1989 Pacific #372 McDougald and #396 D. Williams. Legends: (51 cards) with #10 Rizzuto and Auction LOA from JSA. More on our #16 Hunter. Auction LOA from JSA. More website. on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

457. (3) Mickey Mantle 458. (4) Fenway Park Autographed Gerry Dvorak Lithograph Prints Signed Framed Lithographs with Full by Ted Williams - All Full JSA PSA/DNA Three powerful display pieces are deliv- Physical and mythical fixtures at ered with these Mickey Mantle auto- Boston’s Fenway Park, both Ted graphed Gerry Dvorak framed litho- Williams and the Green Monster are graphs. Each framed and matted to 17- portrayed in these (4) 20x16 limited 1/2 x 22-1/2” with minimal wear to the edition (/5000) lithograph prints metallic exteriors, the expertly produced signed by the Hall of Fame outfield- cardboard reproductions present excep- er. Each shows Williams leaning tionally well. Included are 1.) 1952 Topps casually near the hand-operated print (#135/250); 2.) 1952 Bowman print scoreboard and is entitled “Changing (#84/450) and 3.) 1953 Topps print Pitchers Break at Fenway.” Each has (#84/450). Each piece is also signed by been signed by Williams in black the artist. Individual full photo LOAs marker (all “10” strength). Artist Jim from JSA along with photographs of Dobbins has signed each, as well, and inscribed “Teddy Ballgame.” Individual full Mantle from the signing sessions. photo LOAs from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

459. Hank Aaron, 460. (5) Multi-Signed Cal Ripken & Carl Baseball Themed Bats Yastrzemski Single- with (68) Signatures Signed Special Penned by a total of (68) dia- Edition Bats – Each mond stars, these (5) multi- signed baseball themed bats PSA/DNA are impressive display pieces. Presented are three bats The full-sized slabs of lumber each commemorating base- exhibit (“9”) penmanship ball Hall of Famers. throughout. Highlights Featured are: Aaron: include 1957 World Series signed Cooperstown Bat LE: (11 signatures, #/1957) Co. special edition 715th Home Run 25th Anniversary. Blue marker with 4/8/74 with Berra Mathews, Spahn; inscription (“9-10”), LE 659/715; Ripken: signed Louisville Slugger P72 signature 1989 Baseball Hall of Fame: model commemorating breaking the all-time consecutive game record September 6, (13 signatures) with Gibson, Kaline, Lemon, Mathews, Mize, Stargell, Wilhelm; 1992 1995 LE 2037/2131. Silver marker signature (“9-10”); Yaz: signed Cooperstown Bat Hall of Fame Induction LE: (3 signatures, #/1000) with Fingers (HOF 92), Co. Fenway Park commemorative bat. Blue marker signature (“9-10”), each comes Newhouser and Seaver. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. with a basic sticker/cert from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

64 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 461. Hub Pruett 1924 St. Louis Browns Game- Worn Road Jersey An old adage has it that “the stars might lie but the numbers never do.” Well, in the matter of Hub Pruett, career statistics seemed altogether contradictory to his mound abilities. Nicknamed “Shucks,” as that was the most prominent word in the Missouri-born southpaw’s v o c a b u l a r y, Pruett fanned Babe Ruth 10 times in 13 at-bats during the 1924 season. That incredible dominance over the game’s most feared hitter belied Pruett’s 29-48 career record. While those in the know could never forget Pruett’s 1924 conquests of Ruth, similar sentiments come into play when beholding this St. Louis Browns road jersey worn by 23-year-old Pruett during that season.

The gray flannel pullover garment features a four-button collar, “ST. LOUIS” arched across the chest in brown felt and brown piping lining the collar, button path and half-sleeve endings. On the vented left front tail, “Pruett” in embroidered in gold-colored cursive. Within the c o l l a r, a “Peacock” local distributor’s tag is flanked by a “Rawlings” label and a strip tag on which a faded handwritten notation of “Hub Pruett” appears. There are six holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. The all-original Gateway City diamond relic shows solid game wear with no repairs or alterations and very minimal fraying about the felt components.

As for Pruett and Ruth, they never exchanged words on the diamond (though Ruth would wink at the youngster when they passed). Their first formal meeting was is 1948, shortly before Ruth’s passing. Pruett, who financed a medical school education with his baseball earnings, had a medical practice in St. Louis. Pruett thanked Ruth for helping put him through medical school, proclaiming: “If it wasn’t for you, no one would have heard of me.” Ever approachable, Ruth replied: “If I helped you get through medical school, I’m glad of it.”

Accompanying is an LOA signed by Walter “Boom-Boom” Beck, a 1924 teammate of Pruett. This jersey was in Beck’s possession from the end of the 1924 season until it was sold at an auction in 1981. Opening Bid $1500.00

462. Hank Bauer 1958 New York Yankees Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey - Full Miedema LOA Decorated with two Bronze Stars and two Purple Hearts for heroism during World War II, Hank Bauer was to become better known for other feats, namely, nine American League pennants, seven World Series titles and a record 17-game Fall Classic hitting streak. This New York Yankees road jersey was worn and autographed by the perennial Bronx champion during the 1958 campaign. The gray flannel button-down garment features felt identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. Within the collar and on the left front, Bauer has rendered blue marker signatures that project (“8-9”) strength. This vintage all-original Yankees gamer hails from the fabled franchise’s most dominant period. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

463. Carl Yastrzemski 1965 Boston Red Sox Game-Worn Home Jersey - Miedema LOA The successor to Ted Williams, Fenway Park fixture Carl Yastrzemski shares Hall of Fame and repeated “bridesmaid” statuses with his predecessor. As he paced the Junior Circuit with 45 two-baggers in 1965, the 25-year-old wore this Boston Red Sox home jersey. The cream-colored flannel button-down garment features “RED SOX” arched across the chest in red-on-blue felt, with his since- retired number “8” sewn to the back in like fashion. Red piping lines the collar, button path and sleeve endings, while the tapered and vented left front tail features a “Tim McAuliffe” label and “’65” tag. There are four holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. The all-original Beantown apparel shows moderate wear with piping separation on the collar. The size tag separated during repeated laundering. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $900.00

464. 1960 Mickey Mantle Game-Worn Undershirt With Johnny James LOA Obscured by his Hall of fame and superstar teammates, pitcher Johnny James managed to share some attire with a Cooperstown-bound icon. This New York Yankees undershirt was worn by Mickey Mantle prior to and during the 1960 season and subsequently passed on to James, who wore it during the early months of the 1960 campaign. The cream-colored flannel pullover garment features blue three-quarter sleeves and a three-button collar, whose interior is home to a vintage “Spalding” label. On the back, “MANTLE” is written in black marker and crossed out. Just below, “JAMES” is inscribed in black marker. These identifiers were rendered by clubhouse assistant Pete Previtte. The item shows heavy wear with holes at the armpits and a team repair on the left sleeve. An LOA from James attests to the item’s lineage. Opening Bid $500.00

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465. Sammy White 1958 Boston Red Sox Game-Worn Road 466. 1968 Atlanta Braves Road Ensemble With Busby Coach’s Jersey Road Jersey In auspicious fashion in just his 37th career game, 25-year-old rookie Sammy White A fleet-footed outfielder who compiled 1113 career hits in a 13-year career with six connected for a walk-off grand slam off of Satchel Paige on June 11, 1952. A Fenway different suitors, Texas Christian product Jim Busby wore this 1968 Atlanta Braves fixture for nine years, White wore this Boston Red Sox road jersey during the 1958 road jersey in a mentor capacity. In the style’s first year of a four-season run, the campaign. The gray flannel button-down garment features “BOSTON” arched across white flannel garment features twill identifiers, proper “Wilson” tagging and comes the chest in blue felt and “22” sewn to the back in like fashion. The left front tail is with a full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Accompanying is a pair of 1968 road home to a “Tim McAuliffe” label, a size “46” tag and stitched identifiers of “58 – 46- pants worn by Pat Jarvis, as well as a pair of stirrups and a belt. This lot has a 2.” Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. More on our website. reserve (estimated value: $900-$1800). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

468. Eddie Murray 1978 Game-Worn Baltimore Orioles 467. Angel Mangual 1972 World Champion Oakland A’s Sunday Home Jersey Game-Worn Road Jersey Trouble incorporated from both sides of the plate, Eddie Murray proved that his Dubbed “Little Roberto Clemente” because of his physical resemblance to the Pirate Rookie of the Year numbers were no fluke as he repeated his 27-home run perform- legend, former outfielder Angel Mangual never quite lived up to that lofty title but ance in his 1978 sophomore campaign. During that season, Murray wore this was a mainstay on Oakland’s “Mustache Gang” that won World Series titles in 1972, Baltimore Orioles jersey for Sunday home games at Memorial Stadium. The orange 1973 and 1974. This A’s road jersey was worn by Mangual during the first of those knit pullover garment features twill identifiers that include Murray’s since-retired championship campaigns. The green knit pullover garment features twill identifiers number “33,” as well as proper “Wilson” tagging. With evidence of light wear, this is and proper “McAuliffe” tagging. A colorful keepsake from a revolutionary era in dia- a colorful gamer worn during an era of Oriole dominance marked by Brooks’ depar- mond apparel! More on our website. ture, Eddie’s arrival and success as usual in Birdland. Full photo LOA from Dave Opening Bid $200.00 Miedema. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

469. Baltimore Orioles 1977-1985 Game-Worn Lot of (6) With L. May and Flanagan Jerseys 470. Hanley Ramirez 2009 Signed Game-Worn Florida Marlins With the winning tradition back in Birdland, these (6) 1970s and 1980s game-worn Home Jersey Baltimore Orioles garments are a link to the glorious past of a proud franchise. Commanding the big bucks (and the attention of collectors), Hanley Ramirez wore Highlights include: Lee May 1977 Game-Worn Road Jersey: gray knit button-down and autographed this Florida Marlins home jersey during a 2009 campaign that saw garment with twill identifiers and “Wilson” size “46” tag; Mike Flanagan 1984 him deliver a career-best 106 RBI and an N.L.-best .342 batting average. The white Game-Worn Home Jersey: white knit button-down garment with twill identifiers, a knit button-down garment features a black pinstripe pattern, twill identifiers and prop- 30th anniversary patch and “Rawlings” size “44” tag. The all-original items show er “Majestic” tagging. On the back “2,” Ramirez has signed in silver marker (“9” light to moderate wear. More on our website. strength) and inscribed “Game used 09.” Cert/sticker from Hollywood Collectibles; Opening Bid $150.00 MLB Authentication hologram. More on our website. Opening Bid $600.00

66 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 471. 1963 472. Mike Flanagan Washington 1977 Signed Game- Senators Game- Used Fielder’s Worn Cap - First Glove - Flanagan year of “Curly W” LOA While the misfortunes of the The pride of Manchester, second incarnation of the New Hampshire, Mike Washington Senators contin- Flanagan brought sharp wit ued on the diamond and at and a devastating curve ball the turnstiles, the 1963 to a competitive Baltimore installment unveiled a new franchise whose salaries uniform style that intro- were dwarfed in the wake duced the curly “W.” This of free agency. This left- cap was worn by a Senators handed fielder’s glove was player as the club logged a franchise-worst 106 losses. The blue wool accessory fea- used and signed by tures the aforementioned “W” embroidered to the front in red-and-white, with red trim Flanagan during the 1977 campaign. The Wilson “A2000” leather accessory shows lining five of the six seams. The interior sweatband is home to a “Wilson” label and solid game use and is autographed on the last finger (interior) in ballpoint (“6” size “7-1/2” tag. Moderate wear. More on our website. strength). LOA from Mike Flanagan. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 473. 1980s-1990s 474. Todd Frazier 2013 Cincinnati Reds Signed Game-Used Lot Game-Worn Lot of of (9) With Bat (10) With Duffle Bag Proving his Rookie of the Year and D. Sanders Pants candidacy was no fluke, Reds star Todd Frazier again posted Donned by Riverfront Stadium double-digit home run totals in tenants during the 1980s and 2013. These (9) items were 1990s, these (10) Cincinnati signed, worn and used by the Reds garments are headlined New Jersey native during the by home pinstriped pants recently completed campaign. respectively worn by a former Highlights include: Bat: MVP and “Prime Time.” All “Marucci” (31.2-oz/34”) model original and unaltered, the signed in silver marker (“10” items feature twill identifiers and proper tagging. Highlights include: Kevin Mitchell strength), bat shows heavy game 1994 Game-Worn Pants: white knit leg wear with a two-button zippered fly and use; Jersey: size “XL” Reds seven belt loops; Deion Sanders 1995 Game-Worn Pants: white knit leg wear with a home jersey signed on the back “2” (”8-9” strength). Individual Hollywood two-button zippered fly and seven belt loops. More on our website. Collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

475. Alex 476. Hanley Gordon Signed Ramirez and Game-Used Signed/Game- Lot of (13) Used Lot of (7) A key component in With Bat, Cap, Kansas City’s resur- Batting Gloves gence, third baseman Alex Gordon is the and (3) Balls endorser of these (13) Affectionately dubbed keepsakes. Signatures “Han-Ram” and “H2R,” average (“9”) strength slugger Hanley Ramirez and include: Jersey: autographed and/or a blue knit size “52” employed these (7) souvenirs. Highlights include: 2009 Signed Game-Used Bat: replica jersey signed Phoenix “B271” (31.8-oz/33-1/2”) block-letter model signed on the barrel in black on the back “7” in blue marker; Signed Game-Used Batting Gloves: white leather marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “Game Used 09.” Shows heavy use; (3) Signed “TPS” accessories both signed on the back portion and inscribed “Game Used”; (10) Baseballs: snow-white OML orbs (all grade “10”) each signed on the sweet spot in Signed Photos: 8x10 color prints of Gordon in action at the hot corner. Individual blue ballpoint (all “9” strength) and inscribed “NL ROY 06.” Individual Hollywood Hollywood Collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

477. Carlos Santana 2012 478. Carlos Santana Signed Game-Used Lot of Signed/Game-Used (4) With Mask, Shin Guards Lot of (6) With Bat, and Chest Protector Batting Gloves, Cleats Not to be confused with the guitar leg- and Ball end of the same name, Cleveland Quickly realizing superstar Indians backstop Carlos Santana made status on the shores of Lake sweet music of his own in 2012, Erie, Indians backstop Carlos launching 18 homers while gunning Santana ably employed and down 25 would-be base stealers. These signed these (6) items. equipment items were used and signed Signatures average (“8-9”) by Santana during that 2012 campaign. potency with highlights Included are a chest protector, shin including: Signed Game-Used guards and catcher’s mask. All show Bat: A Sam Bat (32.6-oz/33-1/2”) “SG1” model signed on the barrel in silver marker solid use and are decorated with auto- and inscribed “41 – used 2011”; Signed Game-Used Batting Gloves: white leather graphs that average (“8-9”) potency. Individual certs/stickers from Rich Altman’s “TPS” gloves both signed on the palm in black marker and inscribed “game used Hollywood collectibles. More on our website. 2011.” Individual Hollywood Collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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479. Charlie Gehringer 1917-1921 Signed Game-Used Bat - Full PSA/DNA and JSA 480. Tony Lazzeri 1930-1934 Game-Used “Hanna Batrite” Bat Aptly dubbed “The Mechanical Man” by contemporary Lefty Gomez, Charlie - PSA/DNA GU 6 Gehringer was among the game’s most durable and consistent performers, posting Their similarities both striking and eerie, Hall of Famers Tony Lazzeri and Lou Gehrig seven seasons of 200-plus hits. Turned during the 1917-1921 labeling period, the share more than just the common bond of New York Yankees and “Murderers Row” Hillerich & Bradsby (32.9-oz/34-3/4”) bat was employed and autographed by the brotherhood. Both were born in 1903, both died at a young age during the 1940s and both Tiger Hall of Famer during his remarkable career. Among the rarest Cooperstown “experimented” with “Hanna Batrite” white ash weaponry. The latter is evidenced by this gamers and earliest Gehringer artifacts extant, the white ash weapon showcases a deep (36.7-oz/35”) “TA 65 Georgia Driver” block-letter (last name only) model brandished by brown patina and “dash-dot-dash” center brand whose “125” feature dates to the refer- Lazzeri during the 1930-1934 labeling period. Graded GU 6 by PSA/DNA, the enced time frame. On the barrel, Gehringer’s black ink signature has been Graded 9 uncracked weapon shows heavy use with ball marks about the barrel, wear along the by JSA. Side writing on the barrel is no longer visible. The bat shows heavy use with Hornsby-style knob and light pine-tar residue on the handle’s upper portion. The chi- an H-shaped handle crack mended by a period nail. Full photo LOAs from John ropteran-themed center brand is as prominent as any you’ll behold on Batrite gamers. Taube, PSA/DNA and JSA. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $750.00

481. Hank Bauer 1959 Game-Used Bat Signed by Bauer and Mantle - Full PSA/DNA and JSA Accustomed to a postseason financial bonus, Hank Bauer earned that additional stipend in 10 of his first 11 full seasons and was none too shy to bark, “Don’t mess with my money” to any non-hustling teammates. Autographed by both Bauer and Mickey Mantle, this uncracked bat was wielded by Bauer (and possibly by Mantle, as well) during the 1959 season. The Hillerich & Bradsby “S2” block-letter model and shows excellent use. Both Bauer and Mantle have signed the barrel in blue marker. Also included is a signed 8x10 of Mantle holding a Bauer model bat. Full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA and JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

482. Cookie Lavagetto 483. 1910s-1960s Game- 1934 Rookie Season Used/Sidewritten Bat Lot of Sidewritten Bat (11) With Hack, H. Davis Long before he spoiled Bill and Silvestri Bevens’ 1947 World Series Wielded by players and mentors with no-hit bid in his final big a few “fallen soldiers” sidewritten in league season, Cookie request for additional models, these Lavagetto brandished this (11) tried and true white ash weapons weapon during his 1934 rook- hail from the 1910s through the ie campaign. The (34.2- 1960s. Included are MEARS or oz/35”) white ash weapon has no manufacturer’s markings, but does have grease pen- PSA/DNA full photo LOAs accompa- cil “sidewriting” notations of “35 Harry Lavagetto 4 14 34 Pittsburgh BC.” These nying lumber brandished by: H. markings were, with high probability, rendered by Hillerich & Bradsby employee Davis, Hack, R. Radcliffe, E. Henry Morrow, who employed this practice in the duplication of bats that were to Robinson, Sauer, Silvestri and Virgil. players’ likings. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 484. 1990s-2000s Game-Used 485. Adam Jones Bat Lot of (18) With Sosa, 2009 Signed Tejada and Giambi Game-Used Bat This arsenal of (18) bats was wielded and (2) Signed by some of baseball’s most prominent Baseballs sluggers during the 1990s and 2000s. With stellar defense, The weapons show great game use timely hitting (and throughout. Includes: Mo. Alou, bubble blowing) his Church, Cirillo, Drew, Furcal, Ja. trademarks, Baltimore Orioles centerfielder Adam Jones used and/or signed these (3) Giambi, J. Gonzalez, B. Jordan, K. items during the 2009 season. Includes: Signed Game-Used Bat: an “X Bat” (32.2- Mitchell, Ordonez, (2) A. Ramirez, oz/34”) model signed on the barrel (“10” strength) and inscribed “09 Game Used”; (2) Rowand, Sierra, Sosa, Tejada, Uggla Signed Baseballs: snow-white OML orbs (both grade “10”) each signed on the sweet and V. Wells. Full photo LOAs from spot in blue ballpoint (both “10” strength) and inscribed “09 Gold Glove.” Individual MEARS, PSA/DNA or Steiner Sports certs/stickers from Hollywood Collectibles. More on our website. accompany most. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

68 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 486. Ralph Salvon 1972 All-Star Game Professional 487. Ellie Hendricks 1977-1979 Game-Used Bat Model Bat - Full PSA/DNA - Full PSA/DNA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

489. Andre Dawson 1993-1994 Signed Game-Used Bat - Full 488. Dave May and Tom Shopay 1970s Game-Used PSA/DNA Opening Bid Bats - Each With Full PSA/DNA $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

491. Evan 490. Prince Longoria 2008- Fielder 2009 2009 Game- Game-Used Bat Used Bat - - Full PSA/DNA MEARS A8 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

492. 1947-1949 493. “The Bob Dove Baltimore Collection” with 1940s- Colts AAFC 50s Game Worn Team-Issued NFL/AAFC/NCAA Jacket Articles & Chicago Transplanted to Cardinals Playbook Baltimore with the Career football man Bob Dove was remnants of the ill- a two-time consensus A l l - A m e r i c a n fated Miami at Notre Dame in the early ‘40s, a Seahawks franchise, key player with the short-lived the original AAFC Chicago Rockets in 1946-47, a 1950 Pro Bowl selection with the Chicago Baltimore Colts Cardinals and an NFL Champion with the Detroit Lions in 1953. The offered “Bob Dove endured woes simi- collection” is loaded with official pro and collegiate memorabilia including game worn lar to those of its uniform articles, signed items and panorama photos. Key items are: c.1950 leather bound predecessors. As a Chicago Cardinals playbook (GD-VG); (4) 1940s-50s game worn items: with a result, Colts 1947-1949 AAFC (All-American Football Conference) artifacts are “Hutch” red leather helmet (VG-EX) with the majority of the lining absent, a pair of red among the rarest and most coveted in the hobby. This team-issued sidelines jacket is uniform pants (GD-VG), a pair of blue uniform pants (VG) and a pair of shoulder pads one such prize! Tailored from green wool with white leather sleeves, the button-down (VG); (2) signed items: with a 1943 East-West Shrine Game program (GD) multi-signed garment features the team’s equine-themed logo sewn to the left breast in white-and- by (23) members of the East squad and a rare AAFC contract (GD) dated 1/28/46. A l s o gray pile, with an AAFC football-shaped logo patch sewn to the left sleeve in red- present are (6) early ‘40s panorama style photos of college football all-stars ((1) V G - E X , white-and-blue pile. There are (2) front pockets and the collar’s interior is home to a (5) average (GD-VG), a c.1950 full size Chicago Cardinals pennant (VG-EX) with typi- vintage “House of Harter” label. Pre-dating the subsequent franchise’s familiar “blue,” cal pinholes and a 1940s “All-East” sweater (PR) in two sections with extensive the item shows light wear and is an incredibly well-preserved survivor. wear/holes. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

494. Troy Aikman 1990-1991 Signed Game-Worn Dallas Cowboys Helmet The key component in the Dallas Cowboys’ 1990s resurgence, UCLA product Troy Aikman went from an anemic 52% completion percentage to 65% in just two seasons. His team followed suit, going from a 1-15 1989 mark to 7-9 in ’90, 11-5 in ‘91 and proceeded with two straight Super Bowl titles. This Cowboys helmet was worn and signed by the Hall of Fame signal caller during the 1990 and 1991 seasons. The “Riddell” accessory has proper decals and is signed on the shell in blue marker (“6-7” strength). Tremendous game use is evident with scuff marks and paint transfers about the outer shell. Comes with an LOA from the Dallas Cowboys (for helmet authenticity) and a cert/sticker from PSA/DNA (for autograph). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

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496. (9) 1957- 1976 Football Complete/ Near/ Partial Sets Plus (244) 1951- 1976 Singles with Many Stars It is difficult to match the quality found in these (9) 1957-1976 football complete/near/partial sets plus (244) 1951-1976 singles with numerous stars. Highlights include 1957 495. 1952 Bowman Football Large Complete Set (144/144) Topps partial: The standard bearer for classic 1950s gridiron issues undoubtedly belongs to the (108/154, median offered 1952 Bowman Football Large edition of (144) cards. The overall approxi- VG-EX); 1959 mate condition breakdown is as follows: 5% (VG or better), 40% (GD), 30% (FR) Topps: #1 Unitas and 25% (PR) with roughly 30% of cards numbered #72-144 displaying reverse (GD); 1961 water staining along the corners. Highlights include #1 Van Brocklin SP (PR), #2 Topps: #39 Starr Graham (FR), #3 D. Walker (GD), #10 Bednarik SP (GD), #14 P. Brown RC CO (EX-MT); 1964 (GD), #16 Gifford RC (GD), #17 Tittle (GD), #23 Marchetti RC (GD), #27 B. Philadelphia par- Miller RC SP (VG), #28 Rote RC SP (GD), #29 McElhenny RC (GD), #30 Baugh tial: (132/198, (GD), #36 Hancock RC SP (PR), #37 Hirsch SP (GD), #45 Van Buren SP (GD), average EX-MT to NM) with #12 Unitas (EX-MT); 1965 Philadelphia partial: #46 Donovan RC SP (GD), #48 Halas RC CO (FR), #63 Conerly SP (FR), #72 (156/198, average EX-MT to NM) with #12 Unitas (NM); 1966 Topps partial: Schweder RC SP (PR), #78 Layne (VG), #83 Perry (GD), #85 Robustelli RC (GD), (118/132, average EX-MT); 1967 Philadelphia near: (197/198, average VG-EX) #99 Stydahar RC SP (GD), #108 H. Johnston RC SP (GD), #126 Romanik RC SP with #35 Sayers (EX); 1967 Topps near: (120/132, average EX-MT) with #82 (GD), #127 Matson RC SP (VG), #129 Christiansen RC (GD), #135 Ronzani RC McDaniel RC (NM), #98 Namath (EX) and 1972 Topps near: (257/263, average EX- SP (GD), #137 Waterfield (GD), #140 Lary RC (FR), #142 Landry (FR) and #144 MT) with #200 Staubach RC (VG). More on our website. Lansford RC SP (FR). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00

497. High- Grade 1972 Topps Football Near Set of (350/351) with (236) PSA 7-9 Graded Climb the PSA Registry with this high-grade 1972 Topps Football near set of (350/351) cards. A total of (236) cards (over 70%) from the pack fresh edition are graded from Mint 9 to NM 7 by PSA with only two qualifiers. The challenging high numbers are particularly sharp and generally present better than the more available series. The overall condition breakdown is as follows: (7) PSA 9 (one qualifier), (4) PSA 8.5, (194) PSA 8 (one qualifier), (1) GAI 8, (3) PSA 7.5, (27) PSA 7 and (97) ungraded (average NM). Highlights include: #13 Riggins RC (PSA 8), #55 A. Manning RC (PSA 9), #110 Sayers (PSA 8), #150 Bradshaw (PSA 8), #200 Staubach RC (GAI 8), #271 Warfield AP (PSA 8), #272 Griese AP (PSA 8), #280 Lilly AP (PSA 8), #291 Spurrier RC (PSA 8), #294 CL (PSA 8), #300 Page (PSA 8), #338 Spurrier IA (PSA 8), #340 Dawson IA (PSA 8), #341 Butkus IA (PSA 8) and #348 Blanda IA (PSA 8). Missing only #343 Namath IA for completion. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

498. 1948-1990s Green Bay Packers Complete/Near Team Set & Singles Run of (429) Cards Back “The Pack” with this enticing 1948-1990s Green Bay Packers complete/near team set and singles run of (429) cards. The approximate condition breakdown is generally as follows: 1940s (average GD) 1950s (average VG), 1960-1970s (average EX to EX-MT) and 1980s-1990s (average NM). Keys include Topps: (151 cards) with (11) 1958: #66 Starr (EX); (16) 1959: #23 Starr (VG); (13) 1962: #63 Starr SP (GD), #64 Hornung SP (EX); (10) 1963: #86 Starr (VG); Bowman: (64 cards) with (9) 1950: #9 Canadeo RC (VG); Philadelphia Gum: (50 cards) with (12) 1965: #81 Starr (EX-MT); (13) 1966: #88 Starr (EX-MT); Other: (164 cards) with (3) 1948 Leaf: #97 Rhodemyre (GD); (8) 1961 Fleer: #88 Starr (VG-EX) and (17) 1961 Lake to Lake Packers: #36 W. Wood SP (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

70 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 499. (145) 1948-52 W468 Football Exhibits with (98) 500. 1953 Bowman Football Hall of Famers—All Complete Set of (96) Cards GAI Graded Strong 1953 Bowman Football complete Each authenticated and stick- set of (96) cards. This series has an over- ered by GAI as part of their all approximate condition breakdown of basic service. Pick up this 20% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% mound of (145) 1948-52 W 4 6 8 (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). Football Exhibits with (98) Hall Highlights include #1 LeBaron RC of Famers. Highlights include (VG), #11 Van Brocklin (EX), #21 GAI 8: Waterfield; GAI 7.5: Layne (EX), #22 Hirsch (EX), #26 (13 cards) with (2) Fears, Graham (VG), #43 Gifford SP (FR), #53 Matson, Trippi, Turner; GAI 7: Tunnell SP (EX-MT), #56 Tittle (VG), (86 cards) with (2) Baugh, (6) #95 Groza SP (EX-MT) and #96 Cross Canadeo, (5) Connor, (5) Fears, (4) Graham, (10) Hirsch, (6) Layne, (2) Matson, (5) RC SP (VG). More on our website. M o t l e y, (3) Trippi, (6) Turner and (6) Waterfield. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

501. 1954 Bowman Football Complete Set (128/128) 502. 1955 Bowman Football Light up the scoreboard with the offered Complete Set of (160/160) 1954 Bowman Football complete set of Celebrate the swan song of the Bowman (128/128) cards. This classic gridiron issue Football series with the offered 1955 com- has an overall approximate condition plete set of (160) cards. This classic gum breakdown of 25% (EX-MT or better), card series has an overall approximate con- 30% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or dition breakdown of 20% (EX or better), lesser) with roughly 25% displaying light 30% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 20% (GD or traces of perimeter staining. Highlights lesser). Highlights include #1 D. Walker include #1 Mathews (VG), #8 Van Brocklin (VG), #7 Gifford (VG-EX), #52 Summerall (VG), #23 Blanda RC (VG-EX), #40 RC (VG-EX), #62 Blanda (VG-EX), #71 Graham (EX-MT), #41 D. Walker (EX), Layne (VG-EX), #72 Tittle (VG) and #152 #42 Tittle (EX-MT),#53 Layne (VG-EX), Landry (GD). More on our website. #55 Gifford (VG-EX) and #128 Lattner RC Opening Bid $250.00 (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

503. 1951-1959 Topps and Bowman Football 504. 1960 Topps Football Collection of (646) Complete Set of (132) Cards Cards Ring in the decade with this eye-catching Swarm the competition with the 1960 Topps Football complete set of offered 1951-1959 Topps and (132) cards. The overall approximate Bowman Football collection of condition breakdown is as follows: 35% (646) cards. This primarily off- (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 25% (VG- grade gathering is ideal for the EX) and 20% (VG or lesser) with the gridiron enthusiast on a budget. keys generally faring only slightly lesser Highlights include 1953 than the remaining cards. Highlights Bowman: (49 cards, average GD include #1 Unitas (VG-EX), #23 J. to VG) with #15 Lavelli (VG), Brown (VG-EX), #25 B. Mitchell (EX- #17 Trippi (VG); 1956 Topps: MT), #51 Starr (VG-EX), #54 Hornung (90 cards, average FR to GD) (VG), #56 Gregg RC (EX-MT), #74 with #60 L. Moore RC (GD); Gifford (GD), #93 Layne (VG-EX) and 1958 Topps: (192 cards, median GD) and 1959 Topps: (119 cards, majority GD to #113 Tittle (EX-MT). VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

505. (560) 1968-1971 Topps 506. (9) 1933-2005 Football Insert Hoard with Football Hall of Fame (8) Sets Vintage & Modern Kick start your classic football collec- Insert Cards with tion with these (560) 1968-1971 Topps Grange, Nagurski & inserts featuring (8) sets. Highlights include 1968 Topps Posters: ((2) Thorpe 16/16 sets, average EX to EX-MT, 84 Nine members of the Pro and dupes) with (5) #1 Unitas, (11) #4 College Football Hall of Fame Starr, (3) #8 Sayers; 1969 Topps Mini- are pictured on these 1933-2005 Stamp Albums: ((3) 26/26 sets, 122 singles. Included are 1933 dupes, majority have stamps affixed Diamond Matchbooks Silver inside); 1970 Topps Posters: (24/24 Grange (NM), 1937 Donut Co. set, 34 dupes, average EX-MT); 1971 of America Thrilling Moments: Grange (presents EX-MT), Rockne (presents EX-MT); Topps Posters: ((2) 32/32 sets, 122 1937 Kellogg’s Football Stamps Nagurski (EX-MT), 1955 Topps All-American #76 dupes, average EX-MT) with (7) #4 (PSA 6), 2002 SP Legendary Cuts Nagurski cut, 2003 Leaf Limited Thorpe game-used Namath, (4) #10 Starr and (4) #13 O. (#12/12), 2005 Donruss Classics Thorpe game-used and 2005 Upper Deck Legends Simpson. More on our website. Hornung certified auto (“6”). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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507. 508. 1980-1986 Topps (3800+) Football Complete 1955-1980 Run of (7) Sets Topps Pass the pigskin on this run Football of (7) 1980-1986 Topps Football complete sets. Card Included among this hand Collection collated group averaging with (NM-MT) are 1981 Topps: #194 Monk RC (NM), #216 Brown, Montana RC (NM); 1982 Thorpe & Topps: #434 L. Taylor RC 1976 (EX-MT), #486 Lott RC Topps Set (EX-MT), #488 Montana (NM); 1983 Topps: #294 M. An All- Allen RC (NM); 1984 American Topps: #63 Elway RC (EX), parade of #123 Marino RC (NM); 1986 heroes headline this extensive (3800+) 1955-1980 Topps Football card collection. Topps: #161 Rice RC (NM), Highlights include 1955 Topps All-American: #37 Thorpe (VG); 1957 Topps: (2) #275 R. White RC (NM-MT) #151 Hornung RC (both FR, writing); 1960 Topps: #1 Unitas (EX), #23 J. Brown and #374 S. Young RC (EX- (GD); 1962 Topps: #1 Unitas (VG-EX), #63 Starr SP (VG), #90 Tarkenton RC SP MT). Also present are 1980 (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: #100 Namath (EX); 1970 Topps: (229 cards, aggregate EX) and 1985 Topps sets also with (4) #90 O. Simpson RC (average VG) and 1976 Topps set: (average NM) with averaging (NM-MT). #148 Payton RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

510. (3) 1971 Topps Football Series 1 Unopened Cello Packs— All GAI 7 to 8.5 Each graded by Global Authority. Pick up this elusive trio of 1971 Topps Football unopened cello packs. Each 25-cent Series 1 container is tightly wrapped and could yield high-grade stars and rookies including #1 Unitas, #3 Schottenheimer RC, #25 Butkus 509. (5) 1950 Topps Football Felt Back Unopened Packs with and many more. Included are GAI (2) Attached to Greeting Cards 8.5: #49 Muhlman (front); GAI 8: Lift your collecting spirits with these (5) 1950 Topps Football Felt Back unopened #84 Mitchell (front) and GAI 7: packs. Two of the foil packs are attached to period 4-3/4 x 4-3/4” “Get Well” greeting #45 Csonka (front). cards, one of which includes an accompanying envelope. The ephemeron is well pre- Opening Bid $400.00 served and presents in excellent condition. The remaining tiny touchdown treasures display residue removal from other greeting cards but remain unopened. How many of these artifacts can possibly remain on the secondary market? More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

511. 1947 AAFC 512. 1958 NFL New York Yankees Champion Baltimore Team-Signed Colts Team-Signed Football With Football With Unitas, Flaherty, Kinard Lipscomb and and Full JSA Ewbank Keeping pace with their After woeful tenures in the NFL counterparts and AAFC and NFL, the Major League Baseball Baltimore Colts were reincar- namesake, the 1947 New nated and quickly rose to York football Yankees prosperity, putting themselves advanced to the AAFC and the NFL on the map with title contest before bow- a 1958 NFL Championship ing to Cleveland for a overtime win dubbed “The second straight year. A Greatest Game Ever Played.” decidedly rare artifact, This football is autographed this vintage “Wilson” by (37) members of that football is autographed by vaunted roster. The blue ball- (35) members of that Eastern Division championship roster. As keepsakes from that point pennings take well to short-lived league are scarce to begin with, this one is all the more enticing in that it the white dimpled medium, showcases black-ink signatures that average (“6”) strength (with a few better and less- projecting strengths that range from (“5”) to (“8-9”). Highlights include: Ameche, er). Highlights include: Alford, Barber, Barwegan, Flaherty (coach), Kinard, Prokop, Donovan, Ewbank (coach), Lipscomb (signed “Big Daddy”), Marchetti, Moore, S. Sanders, Sharkey and B. Young. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Parker and Unitas. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

72 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 514. 1965 Topps Football #122 Joe 513. 1958 Topps Football #62 Jim Namath Rookie SP SGC 82— 515. 1972 Topps Football #55 Archie Brown Rookie SGC 84 ”Butterfly” Variation Manning Rookie PSA 10 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

516. 1935 National Chicle Football 517. 1948 Bowman Football One- 518. 1950 Topps Felt Back Wax Wrapper Cent Wax Wrapper Football Wrapper Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

520. 1940s Washington Redskins Full-Size Pennant with Tassles Opening Bid $150.00

519. Early 1900s Yale University Football Embroidered Display 521. 1936 Massillon High Yearbook Opening Bid $100.00 Signed by Paul Brown with Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00

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522. John Riggins 1983 523. Gib Washington Redskins Crockett NFC Championship Original Art Salesman’s Sample Ring for Naval Carving through opposing defend- Academy ers for 1,483 rushing yards and 24 11/11/72 Navy touchdowns, John Riggins pow- vs. Pitt ered the 1983 Washington Program Redskins to an NFL-best 14-2 mark and their second successive Cover with NFC title. For his dominant Copy of efforts, Riggins was awarded a Program ring crafted in the manner of this Longtime salesman’s sample prize. This size “Washington Star” 11-1/2 accessory features 18 sim- cartoonist Gib ulated diamonds arranged on a Crockett created garnet-colored stone. This ostenta- memorable art for tious display merely accents the U.S. Naval Academy football programs from 1944-84. Presented is the oil on board facing’s engraved proclamations original painting for the 11/11/72 Navy vs. Pitt program cover. Measuring 17x22 this of “WASHINGTON REDSKINS” and “1983 NFC CHAMPIONS.” On the left handsome creation is an excellent representation of the humorous taunting typical to shank, the “24-21” NFC Championship score is documented in engraved finery and college football of the period. Depicted is a Navy Midshipman dragging a wailing accented by a “Super Bowl XVIII” logo. The opposite shank features the team’s panther down a pier, suggesting the cat and Pitts’ chances are headed for the drink. Native American logo and relief identifiers of “RIGGINS” and “44.” Hail to both Also included is a copy of the related program (NM). More on our website. the Redskins and this breathtaking jewelry! Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00

524. Original Art by Gib Crockett for Naval Academy 10/22/77 Navy vs. William & Mary Football Program with Copy of Program Celebrated artist Gib Crockett has forty years of U.S. Naval 525. Bill Garner Original Art for Naval Academy 10/8/83 Navy Academy football vs. Air Force Football Program with Copy of Program program covers to A rather salty recipe for college football rival taunting is served up with this provoca- his credit. Presented is the original art for the 10/22/77 Navy vs. William & Mary pro- tive piece of artwork. Presented is the original art by Bill Garner for the Naval gram. Measuring 18x24 this captivating oil on board creation captures the inflamma- Academy 10/8/83 “Navy vs. Air Force” football program. This vibrantly colored ren- tory spirit of taunting prevalent in college football rivalry of the period. The featured dering shows a Navy Midshipman holding up the Air Force Falcon in a scenario sug- image is an unsparing depiction of a member of the W&M “Tribe” in a scene which gesting “your goose is cooked” much to the amusement of mascot “Bill the Goat”. could appropriately be titled “up the creek without a paddle”. Also present in a (NM) Measuring 11-3/4 x 15” this inspired piece is mounted to a cropping panel with copy of the related program. More on our website. dimensions of 16 x 17-1/2”. Also included is a (NM) copy of the related program. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

526. (2) New York Jets 2002 Trophy 527. Johnny Unitas Game Balls Signed Baltimore Colts Awarded to Marvin Jersey - Full JSA Jones with (1) Appropriately dubbed “The Golden Arm,” Hall of Fame sig- Playoff/Division nal caller Johnny Unitas put Championship Ball Baltimore and the NFL on the New York Jets fans soar map with a 1958 title game per- with this lot of (2) trophy formance and subsequent hero- “game balls.” Awarded to ics at Memorial Stadium. All-American and All-Pro Tailored to the specifications of linebacker Marvin “Shade Unitas’ Sunday attire, this Tree” Jones for in 2002 for Baltimore Colts replica home outstanding performances jersey is autographed by the these prestigious memen- gridiron great. The blue cotton tos display in excellent pullover garment features “19” condition with clean, sewn in white twill to the front, glossy presentation panels back and sleeves. Executed ver- minimally affected by tically on the back “1,” Unitas’ small cracks in the color black marker signature projects along the bottom seams. Both balls feature handsome green and black lettering/graph- (“8”) strength. Full photo LOA ics on white panels with Jones’ full name and game dates/results at center and Jets from JSA. helmet appliqués at left. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

74 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 528. 1952 New 529. 1970 York Giants Baltimore Colts Team-Signed Super Bowl V Football With Champion Team- Gifford, Signed Football Tunnell and with (38) Full JSA Autographs American Football With a swift kick from Conference brides- Jim O’Brien, the 1970 maids with a 7-5 Baltimore Colts booted mark, the 1952 New the Dallas Cowboys and York Giants were the claimed their first Super Bowl title. Presented is a team-signed football from the endorsers of this team-signed football. The “Wilson” Bert Bell signature model vin- championship squad with (38) autographs. The blue ballpoint endorsements are tage pigskin features a white dimpled surface that serves as the canvas for 30-plus penned over three white panels and average (“8”) penmanship throughout. Despite black ballpoint scriptings. Age-induced fading has rendered the autographs an average expected age-induced soiling, the canvas of the inflatable Official Wilson sphere still of (“3-4”) in terms of strength. Keys include: Gifford, Owen (coach), Tunnell and projects the autographs nicely. Highlights include Hendricks, Mackey, Morrall, Weinmeister. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. O’Brien, Bu. Smith and Unitas. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

530. 1983 531. 1986 Super Chicago Bears Bowl Team-Signed Champion New Football With York Giants Payton and Team-Signed Full JSA Football - Full With the nucleus of JSA what was to become In the Super Bowl for a Super Bowl cham- the first time, the pionship squad just 1986 New York two years later, the 1983 Chicago Bears won five of their last six games to set the Giants did not disappoint, disposing of an overmatched Denver squad by a 39-20 tone for a promising future. This “Wilson” Official NFL Pete Rozelle signature model count. This “Wilson” Official NFL Pete Rozelle signature model pigskin is auto- football is autographed by (28) members of that Soldier Field roster. Three white pan- graphed by (48) members of that championship roster. The display medium features els showcase black ballpoint pennings that average (“8”) strength. Keys include: J. three white panels, which are decorated with blue ballpoint pennings that have Fisher, Frazier, Gentry, Harris, McKinnon, McMahon, McMichael, Payton and Van endured minor ink migration, but still average (“6”) strength. Keys include: Bavaro, Horne. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Carson, Landetta, Morris, Simms and L. Taylor. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on Opening Bid $150.00 our website. Opening Bid $250.00 532. (3) 1969 533. Single NY Jets Signed Super Bowl Quarterbacks Champion Football Lot Items with of (9) with Team Signed Namath, Helmet and Marino and Namath LE Young Football Gridiron generals Broadway Joe and are the focus of the high flying this single signed Jets took it to the Colts in Super Bowl 3, commemorating the achievement is this trio football lot of (9). of signed and unsigned memorabilia. Included are: Joe Namath single-signed limited Each of these official Wilson footballs has been signed in silver marker and average edition (161/169) Wilson football, (“9-10”; Steiner hologram); 1969 team signed hel- (“9”) strength. Included are: Aikman, Brady, Elway, Marino, Namath, Roethlisberger, met with (24) Signatures including Namath and Maynard, (avg. “9-10”; Steiner Staubach, Warner and Young. Each ball comes with authenticity from various compa- holo/cert card); and an unsigned Super Bowl III “The Duke” commemorative football. nies. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

534. (9) Single 535. Chicago Bears Signed HOFer Autographed and Superstar Helmet and Footballs with Football Lot of (6) Brown, with Payton, Sanders and Sayers & Ditka Smith Standouts of Soldier Field While only one of are the focus of this auto- these players’ lights graph collection including up fantasy football footballs and full-size hel- scoreboards, given mets. The offered collec- the chance in their tion includes two helmets: day, I am sure the same could be said for all of them. These nine running backs have Dent and Sayers, and four each signed (avg. “9”) an Official Wilson football in either silver or black marker. footballs: Dent, Ditka, Included are: Brown, Dickerson, Dorsett, Faulk, Peterson, Portis, Sanders, Simpson Payton and Sayers. Each item features inscriptions and bold signatures presenting and Smith. Each football has authentication from either JSA or Mounted Memories. (“9”) average strength. Individual basic sticker/certs from JSA, witch exception to More on our Website. Payton (full PSA). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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536. Joe Namath and 537. (14) Single- and Johnny Unitas Signed Multi-Signed Football Vintage Spalding Mini-Helmets With Helmet – Full JSA Butkus, Hornung and Each at the top of their respec- Sayers - All JSA tive league, Johnny Unitas Tried and true gridiron war- (d.2002) and Joe Namath were riors have endorsed these (14) putting football on the map in mini-helmets. Executed in the 1960s. Here they are found fiber tip marker to accent bold endorsing a circa 1950s colors and familiar team Spalding “Gardite” helmet. This logos, the scriptings average age toned model, without a (“9-10”) potency with keys facemask, holds each black including: (11) Single-Signed: marker signature boldly (“9- Butkus, Campbell, Hornung, 10”) and remains prominent for Noll, Sayers and Selmon; (3) Multi-Signed: with: Browns signed by (9) with Brown display. Complete with chin- (full JSA); Raiders signed by (8) with Biletnikoff (full JSA); Steelers signed by (10) strap, this signed model 62- with Bradshaw (full JSA). Individual JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. 201GH helmet comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

538. (15) Single 539. Peyton Manning Autograph Lot of (3) with Pro Line Signed Super Bowl Helmet, Uncut Sheet and 8x10 – All Certified “MVP” Inscribed While he now Mini Helmets with slings the pigskin a mile Staubach above sea While just getting to the level, the big game is accomplish- majority of his ment in and of itself, these career was fifteen players reached the spent donning pinnacle in obtaining a horseshoe on Most Valuable Player of his helmet. the Super Bowl. Presented Peyton man- are (15) signed mini hel- ning is the mets, each inscribed with their accomplishment of MVP. Included are: M. Allen, endorser of this trio of Colts items including: full-size Pro Line helmet, blue marker Biletnikoff, D. Branch, L. Brown, L. Dawson, C. Howley, D. Jackson, J. Plunkett, M. (“9-10”; PSA/DNA sticker/cert); 8x10 color photo, blue marker (“9”; JSA basic stick- Rypein, J. Scott, R. Staubach, K. Warner, R. White, D. Williams. Each item is individ- er/cert); 2000 Collectors Edge “Peyton Manning Destiny” uncut 50-card sheet, blue ually authenticated by various companies. More on our website. marker on center card (“8-9”; JSA basic sticker/cert). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

540. (6) Multi/Single-Signed 541. National Football Items Including 1974 Champion Vikings Team Football with Coaches Signed Full JSA Photograph Lot Seize these (6) multi/single-signed foot- of (42) with ball items featuring a diverse assortment Bowden & of gridiron themed keepsakes. Highlights include 1974 Minnesota Vikings Team- Switzer Signed Ball: (42 signatures, average With five national “7”, full photo LOA from JSA) with championships between Tarkenton; 2005 Browns 1964 them, these two head Championship Souvenir Program: (21 coaches were college signatures, average “9”, full photo LOA football royalty for four from JSA) with J. Brown, L. Kelly; decades. Presented is a Signed Jerseys: (2 jerseys, both “9” collection of 8x10s and with JSA Basic certs) with Dawson 16x20s signed by Bobby Bowden and Barry Switzer. Included are: (12) Barry Switzer (Chiefs, Pro Line Authentic) and Dorsett 8x10s (2 poses; “9-10”), (18) Bobby Bowden 8x10s (3 poses; “9-10”); and (12) (Cowboys, personalized, Wilson screen-printed). More on our website. Bobby Bowden 16x20s (2 poses; “9-10”). Auction LOA from JSA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

543. Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams Signed/Unsigned Memorabilia 542. Matthew Stafford Collection of (38) with “Fearsome Foursome” and Ndamukong Suh Get your horns up for Autographed 16x20 & this Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams memorabil- 8x10 Lot of (30) ia collection of (38). Current stars of Motown are the Headliners are (5) items focus of this autograph pairing. with basic JSA certs: Matthew Stafford and “Fearsome Foursome” Ndamukong Suh have each photo: signed by Grier signed their likeness on 16x20 (“9”), Jones (“9”), and 8x10 color photographs. Lundy (“8”), Olsen Included are: (10) Stafford (8”); “Fearsome 8x10s (2 poses; “9-10”); (10) Foursome” magazine Stafford 16x20s (2 poses; “9- cover: signed by Grier (“8”), Jones (“9”), Lundy (“7”), Olsen (“9”); Gabriel 8x10 10”); and (10) Suh 8x10s (“9- (“9”); Jones 8x10 (“9”); Olsen 8x10 (“9”). Also present: (5) signed flats with Auction 10”). Auction LOA from JSA LOA from JSA; Cam Cleeland game-worn jersey; 1948 board game; 1960s Kail stat- Opening Bid $200.00 ue; (19) 1948-70 cards; (4) unsigned flats. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

76 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 544. 1969-70 Topps 545. 1969-70 Topps Basketball Complete Set Basketball Complete Set (99/99) of (99) Cards Supreme “tall boys” intimidate the Rock the rim with this 1969-70 competition with the offered 1969- Topps Basketball complete set of 70 Topps Basketball complete set of (99) cards. These early “tall boys” (99) cards. The overall approximate have an overall approximate condi- condition breakdown is as follows: tion breakdown of 25% (EX-MT or 30% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), better), 30% (EX), 15% (VG-EX) 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or and 30% (VG or lesser) with 21% lesser). Highlights include #1 displaying varying levels of reverse Chamberlain (GD), #15 Hawkins water staining along the corners RC (EX-MT), #20 Havlicek RC and edges. Highlights include #1 (VG-EX), #25 Alcindor RC (VG- Chamberlain (PR, surface paper EX), #43 Bradley RC (EX-MT), loss), #20 Havlicek RC (VG-EX), #50 Robertson (EX), #75 Hayes RC #25 Alcindor RC (VG), #43 (EX), #80 Monroe RC (EX-MT), Bradley RC (GD), #75 Hayes RC #90 West (EX), #98 Frazier RC (EX-MT), #90 West (EX) and #99 (VG-EX) and #99 CL (VG). More CL (GD). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 546. (11) 1970-1981 547. 1976-77 Topps Topps Basketball Pete Basketball Complete Set Maravich Card Run (144/144) & Partial Set Plus (2) 1970s Fan Club (121/144) Plus (403) Dupes Items with Stars Pull the trigger on these (13) Sizable group of 1976-1977 Topps 1970-1981 Pete Maravich col- Basketball cards featuring a complete lectables. Highlights include set of (144) cards (average EX-MT), a Topps Maravich Run: (11 partial set of (121/144 cards, average cards) with 1970-71 #123 RC EX to EX-MT) and (403) duplicates (EX), 1971-72 #55 (VG), 1972- (average NM). Highlights include #1 73 #5 (NM), 1973-74 #130 (EX), Erving (GD), (2) #48 CL (one VG, one 1974-75 #10 (EX), 1975-76 #75 marked), #57 Walton (NM), (2) #60 (EX); 1970s “Pistol Pete” Fan Maravich (both EX-MT), (2) #68 Club: (2 items) with 1.) 11x4 Gervin (NM, GD), #100 Abdul-Jabbar bumper sticker (presents EX, (EX-MT), (2) #101 M. Malone (EX- reverse writing) and 2.) display MT, VG-EX), #110 D. Thompson RC framed and matted to 18-1/2 x (EX), #126 Abdul-Jabbar AS (EX), 24-1/2”. More on our website. #127 Erving AS (VG-EX) and (3) #130 Maravich AS ((2) EX-MT, GD). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

548. 1983-84 Star 549. (300+) 1960s-1990s Pete Basketball Complete Set of Maravich Collection with (276) Cards Rookie Card, Signed Index Purportedly only 5,000 sets of each Card & Memorabilia team in the NBA were produced for Dynamic (300+) 1960s-1990s Pete the inaugural 1983-84 Star Basketball Maravich collection featuring cards, an edition. Presented is a complete set of autograph and assorted memorabilia. This (276) cards featuring all (23) teams “Pistol Pete” feast is headlined by Signed including tough shortprints. Although Maravich Index Card: (“9”, Pistol Pete 1-, not housed in their original team full photo LOA from JSA); Maravich bags, the set still averages (NM) Cards: (180 cards) with 1970-71 Topps quality throughout. Highlighted are #123 RC (VG), (2) 1971 Mattel Instant #1 Erving SP (EX-MT), #14 Abdul- Replay with one booklet and one four- Jabbar SP (NM), #25 Worthy RC SP pack (both NM-MT and sealed), 1971-72 (NM), #26 Bird SP (EX-MT), #27 Topps Trios #22 Maravich/23/#24 Ainge RC SP (NM), #55 Harper RC Havlicek (VG-EX) and Other Maravich SP (NM), #94 I. Thomas RC (NM), Related: (125+ items) with 1970 #100 Drexler RC (NM) and #263 Louisiana State University yearbook Wilkins RC (EX-MT). (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

551. Pete Maravich 552. Kobe Endorsement/ Bryant Tribute Autographed Display Lot of UDA Jersey (8) With 1973 Number & “Pete Name Plate Maravich with Photo Night” Display 550. (2) 1970s Pete Maravich Full- Framed Poster Opening Bid Size Posters Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 $100.00

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553. 1962 Cleveland 554. Bill Russell Pipers ABL Basketball Signed Jersey, Contract Signed by Cap and George Steinbrenner Oversized with Full JSA Photograph As a successful shipping magnate The toothy grin and and entrepreneur, in 1961 George jewelry speak volumes Steinbrenner purchased the in headlining this lot of Cleveland Pipers of the upstart (3) souvenirs auto- American Basketball League. It graphed by hoops Hall was his first attempt at profes- of Famer Bill Russell. sional sports ownership, a tenure Includes: Photo: 15-7/8 which ended after the Pipers were x 20” color photo of a not granted entrance into the smiling Russell holding his (11) NBA championship rings; signed in blue marker NBA for the 1963 season. Presented is a double-sided 1962 Cleveland Pipers player (“10” strength) and inscribed “#6”; Jersey: Celtics replica road jersey signed on the contract for former University of Kentucky standout John Cox. The reverse is penned front “6” in black marker (“9” strength) and inscribed “#6”; Cap: a black adjustable by “The Boss” in blue ink with the endorsement presenting in the (“8-9”) range. Full cap with a shamrock “6” logo, signed on the bill in silver marker (“8” strength). photo LOA from JSA. Individual Hollywood Collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 555. Bill Russell Signed Piece 556. Boston of Boston Garden Parquet Celtics Floor Autograph Lot Having secured 11 NBA championship With (3) Jerseys rings, Bill Russell is the appropriate and (2) Photos endorser of this Boston Garden parquet Generations of Celtics floor souvenir. Framed to 16-3/16 x 22- whose championship 3/16” under green matting, the 5x4 exploits span four wooden block hails from the since-razed decades are represent- Beantown venue and is signed in black ed in this lot of (5) marker by Russell (“10” strength) and autographed keep- inscribed “#6.” Accenting the display, a sakes. Signatures average (“8-9” strength and include: (3) Signed Jerseys: size “XL” color photo of the arena shows the rows replica road jerseys signed on the twill numerals with Bailey Howell (inscribed “H of of championship banners displayed from F – 97”); Charlie Scott (inscribed “76 NBA Champs”); Bill Walton (inscribed “HOF the rafters. Comes with Hollywood ’93 – ’86 Champs”); (2) Signed Photos: 10x8 black-and-white prints with Collectibles cert/sticker, as well as a Havlicek/Russell and the 1968-69 staring five. Certs/stickers from Hollywood “Boston Garden Parquet” hologram. Opening Bid $250.00 Collectibles. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

557. Basketball Signed/Unsigned Memorabilia Collection of 558. Michael Jordan, Larry (40) with Chamberlain, Johnson & Mikan Autos Bird and Magic Johnson Basketball fans Signed and Framed score with this Magazine/Book Covers – Full signed/unsigned memorabilia collec- JSA tion of (40). The offered autograph collection includes Highlights are (3) signed publication covers of Michael signed items with Jordan, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird individual certifi- each matted and framed for display. cation: 1992 UD Included are: Michael Jordan “Rare Air; Heroes Michael on Michael” framed to 17x19, Chamberlain card signed in black marker (“9-10”) with Best (“9”) GAI-Authentic, Johnson Salvino statue (“9-10”) with basic JSA cert, 4/4/82 Wishes salutation; Larry Bird/Magic Lakers full ticket with Johnson autograph (“8”) PSA/DNA-Authentic; (4) signed Johnson Sports Illustrated each being their items with Auction LOA from JSA: postage stamp sheet signed by (5) with Mikan first appearance on the cover, framed to (“7-8”), Chamberlain card (“9”), Lakers team basketball with Abdul-Jabbar (“7”), 29-1/2 x 19” and matted with their respec- postcard set of (52) with (6) signed. More on our website. tive team colors, signatures boast (“9-10”) strength. Each framed display is accompa- Opening Bid $200.00 nied by a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 559. Signed NBA 560. Pete Maravich Jersey Lot of (3) With Photograph Lot of (62) Parker, Paul and Wade With (6) News Ballers beware! You’ll be hard- Service/Wire Photos pressed to trump the three auto- From the “Cow Palace” to the graphs on these NBA replica Boston Garden, Pete Maravich jerseys. The scriptings average was the target of photographers (“9”) potency and include: as he wowed crowds and oppo- Chris Paul: New Orleans nents with unrivaled showman- Hornets size “XL” jersey signed ship. These (62) photographs on the back heat-pressed “3” span Maravich’s remarkable and inscribed “ROY ‘06” career. Ranging in size from (Hollywood Collectibles 5x7 to 8x12, the photos are cert/sticker); Tony Parker: San headlined by (3) Original Antonio Spurs size “XL” jersey News Service Photos: includes (2) 1970 NIT tournament photos and a 1977 photo signed on the back twill “9” from a Jazz/Bucks game; (3) Original Wire Photos 1969, 1971 and 1972 United (JSA cert/sticker); Dwyane Wade: Miami Heat size “XL” jersey signed on the back Press photos with captions printed on front. More on our website. will “3” and inscribed “3” (Hollywood collectibles cert/sticker. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

78 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 561. (7) 1880s Boxing 562. 1895-1950s Items with A16 & A17 Boxing Card Allen & Ginter Album Grab Bag with Pages Plus More (4) Strips, Set & The ancient sport of boxing is Graded explored with these (7) circa Ring the bell on this 1880s artifacts. Included are diverse 1895-1950s (2) 1880s Old Judge “Boxing boxing card grab bag. Made Easy” Booklets: (one Included are 1895 EX-MT, one FR); 1880s Trade N310 Mayo’s Cut Label: with Sullivan (GD); (2) Plug: Chonskia (VG- 1887 A16 Allen & Ginter EX); 1920s Boy’s Pages: with Lannon/Kilrain/J. Magazine set: (8/8, Smith/Weir (presents EX), C. average EX) with Mitchell/Sullivan/McAuliffe Dempsey (EX); 1920 (presents EX, with deference to W529 Strip: (10 cards, EX) with #9 Dempsey; (2) 1923 W580 Strips: (10 cards ink mark on reverse); (2) 1887 each, one VG, one GD) with (2) Ja. Johnson; 1925-31 W590 Strip: (10 cards, GD) A17 Allen & Ginter Pages: with Edwards/McGee/Murphy/Blanche (presents VG) with Ja. Johnson); 1940s Movie Maker Bubble Gum Flip Cards: (29 different, aver- and Murphy/Duffy/Kerrigan/Havlin (presents GD). age GD) and 1950s R427 Joe Palooka: Kid McCoy (SGC 20, Hull Collection). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

563. (3) 1920s-1940s Boxing 564. 1948 Leaf Boxing Complete Display PSA Graded Set of (49) Cards Pieces with Strike a blow with this power packed 1948 English & Leaf Boxing complete PSA graded set of Strip Card (49) cards. Included are PSA 8: (2 cards, both qualifiers); PSA 7: (2 cards) with #25 Sets Attell, #42 Cerdan; PSA 6: (12 cards, one More potent than qualifier) with #9 Jeffries, #17 J. Johnson; a first round PSA 5: (12 cards) with #1 Dempsey, #32 TKO, the offered Schmeling, #51 Pep, #93 Baer; PSA 4: (12 trio of 1920s- cards); PSA 3: (6 cards) with #48 Louis, 1940s boxing displays will add variety to any pugilist themed gathering. Included are #64 R. Robinson, #101 Sullivan, #102 La 1.) 1923 W580 strip set (10/10, VG to VG-EX) with J. Johnson matted to 18x7; 2.) Motta; PSA 2: (3 cards) with #55 Corbett 1938 Churchman’s Boxing Personalities set (50/50, average VG to VG-EX) framed (mc) and #73 Tunney. More on our website. and matted to 19-1/2 x 17-1/2” with mild perimeter wear including #12 Dempsey, #20 Opening Bid $400.00 J. Johnson, #26 Louis, #34 Schmeling and 3.) 1940s boxing champions collage framed to 24-1/2 x 30-1/2”. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

565. 1948 Leaf Boxing 566. (71) 1890s- Near Set of (40/49) 1960s Boxing Cards Books, Ring the bell on the offered Publications 1948 Leaf Boxing near set of and Guides (40/49) cards. This hard-hitting edition averages (VG to VG- Aficionados of the EX) throughout with only mod- “sweet science” will erate instances of errant center- want to create an ing. Highlights include and #9 instant library with Jeffries (EX), #17 Ja. Johnson, these (71) 1890s- #25 Attell (EX-MT), #32 1960s boxing books, Schmeling (EX), #42 Cerdan publications and (VG), #55 Corbett (VG-EX), guides. The #73 Tunney (VG-EX), #101 century/decade break- Sullivan (VG), #102 LaMotta down is as follows: (6) 1880s-1890s, (8) 1900s, (8) 1910s, (20) 1920s, (9) 1930s, (6) (GD). Missing only #1 1940s, (5) 1950s, (3) 1960-later and (6) unknown. The publications are comprised of Dempsey, 33, 47, #48 Louis, 51, (41) hard covers and (30) paper backs and generally present lower grade until the 57, 58, #64 R. Robinson and 1920s and generally ascend in condition. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge #93 Baer for completion. may apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

568. (2) 569. Muhammad Ali Single-Signed 1888 Baseball—Full JSA N332 Opening Bid $200.00 567. 1888 N332 S.F. Hess S.F. Hess Billy SGC Myers SGC 55— Graded Highest Graded Boxers Opening Bid $200.00 with Myers & Rooke— Both SGC Authentic Opening Bid $200.00

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570. Vince 571. Muhammad DiVenti Ali Autographed 1944 1965 Neil Leifer Golden Photo Print - Full Gloves JSA Fight-Worn While it’s generally agreed Trunks, that Sonny Liston was in the wrong place at the Shoes and wrong time when felled by Sweater Muhammad Ali’s By his own “Phantom Punch” in the admission, for- heavyweights’ 1965 re- mer mid- match, one certainty is that dleweight con- photographer Neil Leifer tender Vincent was in the right place. In DiVenti fought the ideal vantage point, as many as Leifer captured the timeless three opponents per day as he climbed the ranks to professional status. These ring image on this 7-15/16 x 9- apparel items were worn by the Baltimore-born brawler during the 1944 Golden 7/8” color photograph, Gloves Tournament in its Chicago birthplace. Includes: Trunks: white satin leg wear; which has been decorated Sweater: a cream-colored button-down garment; Shoes: black leather footwear items. with a vintage endorsement An LOA from DiVenti states that the shorts and shoes were given to him by former by its outspoken subject. Heavyweight Champion Jack Dempsey. More on our website. Executed in silver metallic Opening Bid $150.00 paint pen, Ali’s signature projects (“8-9”) strength. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

572. Muhammad 573. Pair of Multi- Ali Signed 8x10 Signed Boxing Photograph of Gloves from 1996 Liston Knockout MSG “U.S. Olympic – Full JSA Fight Night” Offered, is perhaps the Fundraiser with most recognizable pho- Frazier & tograph ever captured in Patterson—Full JSA boxing history. When Boxing greats gave big busi- Muhammad Ali knocked ness a beating at a 5/23/96 out Sonny Liston in the Madison Square Garden first minute, of the first fundraiser. Titled “U.S. round, the world was in Olympic Fight Night”, this awe and Neil Leifer cap- event saw pro boxers take on tured that historic Wall Street executives to moment forever. Ali has benefit the U.S. Olympic signed this color 8x10 Team. Offered is a pair of neatly across the white Everlast boxing gloves shorts in blue marker multi-signed by (11) partici- (“8”) and has been pants of this entertaining exhibition. All signatures appear on the left-hand glove with framed to dimensions of (6) boxers including (2) HOFers: J. Frazier (“8”), F. Patterson (“8-9”) and (4) others: 9-1/2 x 11-1/2”. Full M. Breland (“8-9”), G. Cooney (“8-9”), M. Frazier (“9”) and R. Jones, Jr. (“9”). Full photo LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

574. (2) Mike Tyson Autographed Items with 16x20 575. Vintage Boxing Memorabilia Lot With (3) Ali Fight Photograph Pennants, (18) Simulcast Tickets and More! “Iron” Mike Vintage Tyson delivers ephemera a fatal blow from “The with this tan- Squared dem of single- Circle” deliv- signed items. ers a knock- Included are out blow in 1.) Dated this lot head- April 21-22, lined by: 1990 Regional Pennants Golden includes a Gloves full full-size program on black felt Ali front cover in vs. Foreman black ink 1971 “Fight (“9”, JSA of the Basic cert) Century” and 2.) 16x20 banner (NM color photograph double matted to 24x20 picturing Tyson wearing a Mets cap and with crack-free appliqué); (2) three-quarter size 1974 Ali vs. Foreman Zaire pennants jacket. The champ delivers a solid right to Gooden while Strawberry looks on in (both NM); Pins 1-1/4”-diameter 1940s celluloid pins with Joe Louis and Sugar Ray amusement. Penned by Tyson in silver Sharpie (“9-10”) while delivering another Robinson (pinback missing); Simulcast Tickets includes 1955 Marciano vs. Cockell; “jab” at the Mets by executing a Go Yankees inscription (JSA Basic cert, full photo 1967 Clay vs. Patterson; and 1971 Ali vs. Frazier. More on our website. LOA from PSA/DNA). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

80 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 576. (47) 577. (15) 1940s- 1890s-1950s 1980s Joe Louis Boxing Memorabilia Pinback Items with Pins & Collection Trinkets with Many The “Brown Bomber” Champions scores a first round TKO with these (15) 1940s- —All 1980 Joe Louis pins, trin- Different kets and memorabilia Eclectic arrange- items. Included are ment of (47) 1940s: 11/12-48 Digest 1890s-1950s and Story (EX-MT); boxing pinbacks 1950s: 1950s Castle featuring numer- Films 8MM Famous ous champions, Fights (EX), 1953 Roar all of which are of the Crowd 9x12 hand- different. bill (VG-EX) and Highlights include 1890s-1920s: (15 pins) with 1890s American Pepsin Gum: Corbett Modern: 1937 commem- (VG-EX), (2) Fitzsimmons (both EX, one color); 1890s Whitehead & Hoag: Corbett orative paper Cup (EX). (EX), Fitzsimmons (NM); 1890s “John L. The Best Bet for Every Round” double- Also present are (11) sided medallion (EX), 1896 Whitehead & Hoag: Fitzsimmons (EX-MT), Sullivan 1940s-1980s Joe Louis (EX); circa 1897 Fitzsimmons/Corbett baby (EX, 1-1/4”), and 1920s Gene Tunney pinbacks, charms and (VG-EX, 1”). More on our website. medallions (average EX to NM). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

578. (11) 1910s- 1960s Boxing Pinback Collection 579. 1950s Rare “Boxing Stance” with Glove Charms Rocky Marciano Fight Sold These (11) 1910s-1960s boxing pinbacks were sold Celluloid Pin with Ribbon & “on site” at various match- Charms es. Included are Mini Score a knockout with this fabulous vintage Leather Glove Charms: boxing pin. Offered is a 1950s Rocky (4 pins) with (2) 1950s Marciano fight sold celluloid pin. Measuring Beccera (both VG-EX, 1-3/4” in diameter this incredible ringside sou- 2”), 1930s Dempsey (EX- venir is attached with original red, white and MT, 1-1/2”), 1927 blue ribbon and (2) boxing glove charms with Dempsey vs. Tunney (EX, individual chains. All elements of this impec- 1-1/3”); Metallic Glove cable relic present in amazingly well-pre- Charms: (7 pins) with served state earning this remarkable souvenir 1926 Dempsey vs. Tunney a prize-winning (NM) designation. (1-1/4, EX, with dated rib- Compounding the value of this pin is the bon), circa 1910s Bastian rarely seen “boxing stance” pose considered Brothers Jeffries (EX-MT, quite tough, as vintage Marciano pins typical- 3/4” with ribbon), 1960s ly show facial images. Liston (EX-MT, 1-1/2”), Opening Bid $250.00 1950s Marciano (VG-EX, 1-3/4”), 1950s Olson (EX-MT, 1-3/4”), 1960s Torres (EX, 1-3/4”) and 1950s Walcott (EX, 1-1/2”). Opening Bid $150.00

580. (46) 1950s- 581. Rocky Marciano 1980s Boxing vs. Muhammad Ali Pinback Treasure 1970 “Computer Chest with (13) Fight” Poster Ali/Clay Boxing exploitation ran amok Raid the souvenir for a hyped-up “computer stands for these (46) superfight” pitting Rocky 1950s-1980s boxing Marciano vs. Muhammad Ali to pinbacks. The majority determine “who’s the greatest”. of these souvenirs come Offered is a rare, original from the 1970s and 14x22 poster touting the com- later with the pieces puterized bout shown in movie averaging (EX-MT or theaters on 1/20/70 as a one- better) with the handful time event. Featuring exciting of earlier items general- images of the undefeated cham- ly presenting (VG to pions this poster is emblazoned EX). The pins come in with bold colors and titillating varying dimensions. propaganda. Showing overall Keys include (13) Ali wear including a 2” tear on ((2) Cassius Clay, one Marciano’s right arm, movie, one vs. Frazier, one vs. Wepner), Rocky Balboa, (2) Dempsey (one with mini tape/residue, water stains and gloves, one token piece), 1952 Layne vs. Charles (EX), (2) Patterson (one 1960s vs. scattered creasing this placard Liston grades EX) and (4) Tyson. More on our website. is as ruggedly authentic as its Opening Bid $150.00 stars. Opening Bid $300.00

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582. 1890s- Modern I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 583. 1981-1998 Boxing On-Site Boxing Treasure Event Full Ticket Chest with Lot of (11,500+) Champion Get ready to rumble for Emphasis this heavyweight lot of Covering more (11,500+) 1981-1998 on- than a century site boxing event full and multiple tickets. Offering tremen- countries, this dous break opportunity interesting this top-ranked plethora 1890s-modern of prize fight mementos boxing treasure calls to mind some of the chest will have something for just about every collector. Highlights include (10) 1979 greatest moments of late 20th Century boxing. Presenting in grades of (NM) and Spanera Boxers Cigar Band sets: (24/24, average NM-MT) with (5) white, (2) better with the bulk averaging (NM-MT) this hard-hitting group displays bold graph- green, (2) yellow, (1) pink including #1 Ali; Cards/Postcards/Tickets: 1962 Patterson ics and abundant original gloss. With few exceptions Caesar’s Las Vegas served as vs. Liston full ticket (PSA 9, remote view); Memorabilia: (42 items) with (2) 1910 the venue for the represented contests which featured marquee combatants Barrera, E.W. Kelley J. Johnson stereoviews (one VG, one FR), (3) 1924 Jack Dempsey “Fight Bowe, Cooney, Duran, Franklin, Foreman, Hagler, Hearns, Hill, Holmes, Holyfield, and Win” lucky pieces (NM, (2) EX-MT), 1940s Joe Louis metal ring (EX) and (2) Jones, Lalonde, Leonard, Lewis, Moorer, Patterson, Qawi, Ruddock, Spann, Tillman, 1965 Aurora Great Moments in Sport Dempsey vs. Firpo unopened kits (one presents Tyson and Whitaker. Highlights are (6,330) tickets for the 9/16/81 Hearns vs. NM-MT, one presents EX). More on our website. Leonard bout and (1,500) tickets for the 11/7/88 Leonard vs. Lalonde match. This Opening Bid $150.00 item has a reserve. (Estimated value $10,000-$25,000). More on our website. Opening Bid $1500.00

584. (17) 1898- 1940s Boxing Photograph & Display Group with Dempsey, Louis & Tunney There is no under- card for this hard-hitting gallery of (17) 1898-1940s boxing photographs and displays. Highlights include (2) 1920s Tunney pictures with 585. 6/18/41 Louis vs. Conn Fight Dressing Room Pass and one 9x12 premium Unique Oversized Conn Matchbook (EX-MT) and 7-3/4 Boxer Billy Conn at barely 170 lbs moved up in class to take on heavyweight champ Joe x 11” portrait (EX); Louis in a 1941 battle which saw Louis retain the title with a 13th round KO. Presented is 1940s “Boxing a tough Polo Grounds “Dressing Room” pass from the 6/18/41 event. Measuring 3 x 3- Champions in the Armed Forces” 8x11 wood plaque with Dempsey, Louis, Tunney; 1/2” this prized memento of the classic bout shows in very solid (VG-EX) condition with (presents (VG), 1940s Tunney “U.S. Navy The Fighting Marine Champion of the deference to unobtrusive pinholes at lower right. Also included is a unique, oversized 3- World” shadowbox display with punching bag and mini leather gloves and late 1940s 1/2 x 4-1/4” matchbook (NM) from Conn’s Pittsburgh automobile dealership with only Eagle Hall of Fame Dempsey (VG). More on our website. moderate oxidation of the staple preventing a higher grade. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

586. 1964-1999 587. (19) Muhammad 1940s Eagle Ali/Cassius Clay Hall of Fame Memorabilia Group Multi/Non- of (12) Items Sport 9x11 “The Greatest” shows his Pictures with winning form yet again in Uncatalogued this collection of (12) 1964-1999 Muhammad Boxers Ali/Cassius Clay items. A Pennsylvania Highlights include 1964 based fraternal Clay vs. Liston souvenir organization program (NM, theatre net- released these (19) work), 1/9/66 Ali vs. 1940s Eagle Hall Terrell full ticket (NM), of Fame multi/non- 3/8/71 Ali vs. Frazier pro- sport 9x11 pictures. gram (EX-MT, official), Framed by an 10/29/74 Ali vs. Foreman attractive wood motif, the subjects were mounted on thick cardboard designed for pennant (presents EX-MT, prominent display. Averages (EX) with expected perimeter wear. Featured are moderate pin holes on tip Baseball: (3 cards) with Mack, Musial, Wagner, Boxing: (5 cards) with Bauer, and spine) and (2) 10/1/75 Dempsey, Gibbons, Jeffries, Sullivan (reverse writing); Non-Sports: (11 cards) with Ali-Frazier “A Thrilla in Manila” 9-3/4” felt banners (presents EX, with exception to President Harding, J. Edgar Hoover, La Guardi (New York mayor) and President pin holes along the exteriors, one green, one red). More on our website. Truman. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

82 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 589. 1962-63 Topps Hockey Complete Set of (66/66) Cards Lace up your skates and score with this 1962-63 Topps Hockey complete set of (66/66) cards. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 30% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser) with moderate surface bowing throughout due to storing methods. Featured are #1 588. 1952 Royal Desserts Hockey #7 Red Kelly PSA 3—Only Watson CO (EX-MT), #3 Graded Gamble RC (GD), #11 Bucyk (GD), #24 Hall (VG- Only Graded! One of only eight cards issued for its “Stars of Hockey” set, the EX), #33 Bo. Hull (EX-MT), offered 1952 Royal Desserts #7 Red Kelly is a remarkable specimen with stunning #34 Mikita (VG), #45 presentation. Graded VG 3 by PSA, the neatly extracted portrait of the Red Wings Worsley (VG), #58 Ratelle Hall of Famer details his versatile exploits. The canvas is crease-free while the (EX-MT), #59 Gilbert (EX- blank back is absent of any detractors. Extremely difficult regional hockey keep- MT), #60 Hadfield RC (EX- sake which will deservedly attract substantial interest. Only thirteen copies from MT) and #66 CL (VG-EX). the entire set have been judged by the third-party service. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

590. (9) 1971-1986 Topps & O-Pee-Chee Hockey Complete/Near Sets Drop the puck on these (9) 1971- 1986 Topps and O-Pee-Chee Hockey complete/near sets. Unless noted, each hand collated edition presents (NM) or better. Highlights include 1971-72 Topps set: (average EX-MT) with #45 Dryden RC (EX-MT), #50 Bo. Hull (NM), #70 Howe (EX-MT), #100 Orr (EX-MT), #111 CL (NM); 1972-73 Topps set: #100 Orr (NM), #160 Dryden (NM); 1973-74 Topps set: (average EX- MT) with #150 Orr (NM); 1977- 78 OPC set: #251 Orr (VG); 1979-80 Topps set: #18 Gretzky 591. (126) 1980-1984 Topps & O-Pee-Chee Hockey Wax Packs RC (NM); 1980-81 Topps set: (all Find high-grade early cards of rink legends such as Bourque, Gretzky, Messier and scratched) with #140 Bourque RC many more with these (126) 1980-1984 Topps and O-Pee-Chee Hockey wax packs. (EX-MT), #250 Gretzky (VG- Each unsearched treasure is tightly sealed and guaranteed unsearched. Included are EX); 1981-82 Topps near: 1980-81 Topps: (9 packs); 1981-82 Topps: (80 packs, 25% have moderate fold stress, (180/198, average NM-MT); 1984-85 Topps set: #49 Yzerman RC (NM-MT) and equivalent of more than two boxes!) and 1983-84 OPC: (37 packs). 1985-86 OPC set: #9 Lemieux RC (NM) and #120 Gretzky (NM-MT). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

592. 1963-65 Wheat Chex Hockey Complete Cereal Box with Marcel Pronovost Photo How many of the offered 1963-65 Wheat Chex Hockey complete cereal boxes featuring Marcel Pronovost could possibly exist? Marketed throughout Canada as part of a promotion, various rink stars such as Jean Beliveau, Toe Blake and others participated in the campaign. Measures 8-3/4” with the obverse featuring bilingual English/French advertising text along with the smiling image of Beliveau next to a deli- cious spoon of morning cereal. 593. 1930s-1969 Hockey Group of (9) Items Including 1968-69 Despite expected cardboard bowing Post Marbles Near (29/30) and scattered pin holes, the grocery Rowdy rink raiders rise for the occasion with these (9) 1930s-1969 hockey items. store survivor is still extremely Included are (6) 1930s double-sided publication photos: (7x9, hand cut) with Apps, attractive. The reverse features a Boucher, Horner, Joliat, Shore; 1930s Planet Ice Skates in original box: (skates NM, large portrait of Hall of Famer Marcel Pronovost which is absent of creasing, soiling display box VG, endorsed picture of Harold March); 1935 Kellogg’s Charlie or other flaws. One of the side panels includes an advertisement for a Toe Blake Conacher/Auriel Joliat Souvenir Puck: (VG-EX) and 1968-69 Post Cereal “Hockey Hints” booklet which helps date the piece. More on our website. Marbles near: (29/30, average NM, missing F. Smith) includes (NM) plastic rink. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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594. 1948 Topps 595. 1960-1962 Topps & Magic Photos Fleer Multi-Sport Series 1 Uncut Shoebox Collection of Sheet with (452) Cards with (2) Baseball Hall of Chamberlain, Ditka RC Fame Set Score this powerhouse 1960- Esteemed athletes, silver 1962 Topps and Fleer multi- screen stars, pioneers and sport shoebox of (452) cards natural wonders are with numerous stars. This child- explored with this scarce hood collection is heralded by 1948 Topps Magic Photos Football: (368 cards) with 1960 Series 1 uncut sheet. Comprised of (7) 18-card rows, this fascinating artifact is one of Topps: (134 cards, aggregate only a handful of survivors extant. Included are complete subsets of American EX) with #1 Unitas (VG); 1962 Explorers: (2 cards); American Inventors: (8 cards); American Military Leaders: Topps: (199 cards, aggregate (10 cards); Aviation Pioneers: (9 cards) #5 Earhart, #6 Lindbergh; Baseball Hall of VG-EX) with #1 Unitas (VG), Fame: (19 cards) with #6 Ruth, #7 Speaker, #8 Hornsby, #10 Mathewson, #11 #17 Ditka RC (VG), (2) #28 J. Wagner, #12 Alexander, #13 Cobb, #14 Gehrig, #15 W. Johnson, #16 C. Young, #17 Brown (VG, FR), (2) #63 Starr Sisler; Basketball Thrills: (5 cards); Famous Landmarks: (9 cards); Figures of the SP (EX, VG-EX), #64 Hornung Wild West: (7 cards); Football Thrills: (5 cards) with #3 Walker, #6 Lujack; SP (VG-EX), #90 Tarkenton RC General Sports: (7 cards) and Movie Stars: (45 cards). The tiny black-and-white SP (VG-EX); 1961-62 Fleer images are remarkably clear and are barely affected by expected perimeter wear along Basketball: (22 cards, average with barely distinguishable creasing throughout. The creamy reverses are mostly clean EX) with #1 Attles RC (EX), #10 Cousy (VG-EX), #36 Robertson RC (EX), #44 with 10-15% display traces of age-induced toning. Wilkens RC (VG) and (2) #47 Chamberlain IA (EX-MT, GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

596. 1959-1972 Topps 597. (20) 1959-1986 Multi-Sport Baseball & Football Complete/Near Oddball Sets Shoebox Collection of Plus (121) 1911-1971 Singles & (2191) Cards with (2) Postcards Ryan RC Those who feel variety is the spice of life Prized assortment of (2191) will certainly enjoy these (20) 1959-1986 1959-1972 Topps Baseball and multi-sport complete/near oddball sets plus Football singles featuring dozens (121) 1911-1971 singles and postcards. of Hall of Fame superstars (most- Highlights include F o o t b a l l : (14 sets, 52 ly baseball) including Clemente, cards) with 1950 Bowman Color P ro o f s : ( 2 Koufax, Mantle and a pair of cards) with #102 Spaniel (GD, Redskins); Ryan rookies. Highlights include 1961 Nu-Card set: (80/80, average NM); Baseball: (2062 cards) with 1960 1970 Kellogg’s set: (60/60, average EX-MT, Topps: #250 Musial (VG-EX); surface foxing); 1971 Kellogg’s set: ( 6 0 / 6 0 , 1964 Topps: #200 Koufax (GD); average NM, extensive curling); 1 9 7 2 1965 Topps: #300 Koufax (GD); Sunoco Stamps set: (624/624, average EX- 1967 Topps: (194 cards, mainly MT); 1984 Topps USFL s e t : ( 1 3 2 / 1 3 2 , GD) with #200 Mays (VG); 1968 average NM-MT) with #36 J. Kelly RC Topps: (366 cards, median GD to (NM), #52 S. Yo u n g RC (NM); 1985 Topps USFL s e t : (132/132, average NM-MT); VG) with #150 Clemente (GD), 1986 McDonald’s Blue Tab set: (704/704, average NM); M u l t i - S p o rt : (6 sets, 69 (2) #177 Ryan RC (VG, GD), cards/postcards) with 1926 Spalding Sports Co. of America Champions: We i s m u l l e r #280 Mantle (PR, reverse writing); 1969 Topps: (441 cards, average VG) with #50 (VG-EX) and 1958 Stark-Wetzel Wieners Indy 500 Wi n n e r s : Petillo (FR, reverse writ- Clemente (GD), (4) #120 Rose (average VG) and Football: (129 cards). More on our ing). Also present are (50) 1910s-1950s multi-sport postcards and small pictures of most- website. ly stadiums and fields averaging (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

598. (11) 1978-1991 599. (709) Quality Baseball & 1972-Modern Basketball Complete Sets Multi-Sport Showcased are (11) 1978-1991 Singles baseball and basketball complete Treasure Chest sets. Each hand collated edition averages (NM) or better. Included with (58) are Baseball: (4 sets) with 1978 Modern Topps: #36 Murray RC (EX-MT), Inserts #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (EX- Sizzling assortment MT); 1979 Topps: #116 O. Smith of (709) 1972-mod- RC (NM); 1980 Topps: #482 ern multi-sport sin- Henderson RC (NM); 1984 gles with a distinct Donruss set: #248 Mattingly RC Chicago flavor. This (NM-MT); Basketball: (7 sets) high-grade star with 1977-78 Topps: #111 Parish packed cache is highlighted by Auto/Jersey: (13 cards) with Football: 2011 Topps (NM); 1987-88 Fleer with Prime Jones-Drew; Certified Autos: (30 cards) with Football: 2008 SP Rookie Stickers: #59 Jordan (NM), #2 Threads K. Smith/Forte/Hart, 2009 Topps Magic Forte, 2011 Panini Absolute #21 Jordan Sticker (NM) and 1988-89 Forte (#/25); Game-Used: (15 cards) with Football: (9) Forte including 2008 Fleer with Stickers: #17 Jordan Donruss Gridiron Gear (BGS 9.5, three-color patch, #/50); Singles: (661 cards, 17 (NM). Also present are complete graded) with Baseball: (12) 1984 Topps #8 Mattingly RC, (4) 1989 Upper Deck #1 1978-79 Topps, 1981-82 Topps Griffey Jr. RC; Football: 1977 Topps #360 Payton (EX-MT); Basketball: 1996-97 East, 1989-90 (with stickers) and Fleer Stackhouse’s All-Fleer Jordan printing plate and Hockey: (45) 1981-82 Topps 1990-91 Fleer Basketball complete sets averaging (NM-MT). #16 Gretzky. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

84 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 601. Circa 1940 Cromus Cultura 600. (156) 1880s-1950 Multi/Non- (Spain) Complete Set Sport Strip Card Collection with of (156) Stamps in Boxing Emphasis Album with Joe Louis Pull no punches with the offered 1880s-1950s multi/non-sport strip card collection of (156) & Babe Ruth items. This boxing oriented assembly is hall- From the ashes of the Spanish marked by 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter Civil War, this circa 1940 Boxers/Wrestlers: (14 cards, all sheet cut, Cromos Cultura complete set mostly presents EX, 21% reverse paper loss); of (156) stickers depicted 1911 Wills/Scissors Boxers: J. Johnson (VG, sporting heroes from around Scissors); 1920 W529-2 Boxers Uncut Strip: the globe along with comedi- (10 cards, images reversed, VG) with #2 ans, religious figures, ani- Dempsey; 1929 Godfrey Phillips Sporting mals, warcraft and other subjects. Each sticker is neatly adhered into the pages of a Champions: #15 Dempsey (VG-EX) and #16 Spanish text album. The illustrations are vibrant and noteworthy athletes include #3 Tunney (VG-EX). More on our website. Schmeling, #4 Carnera, #7 Louis, #8 Baer and #12 Ruth. Despite being separated Opening Bid $150.00 from the covers, the overall collection remains quite attractive. Opening Bid $150.00

603. (3800+) 1948-Modern Multi-Sport Singles 602. 1953 Sport Magazine All- Collection with (710) Star Portfolio Premiums PSA Chicago Bears, Bulls & Graded Set of (10) Pictures Blackhawks Cards Each graded by PSA. Acclaimed post-war Windy City sports enthusiasts will athletes are portrayed in radiant color want to “bear down” on this schemes with the offered 1953 Sport (3800+) 1948-modern multi-sport Magazine All-Star Portfolio Premiums com- singles collection. Included are plete set of (10) pictures. Included among (3100+) mostly 1976-1979 football these oversized 5x7 pictorials are PSA 6: (4 singles averaging (EX-MT to NM) pictures) with Black, Cousy, Mathias, with a smattering of regional stars Roberts; PSA 5: (3 pictures) with Musial, mixed throughout. Also present are Olszewski, Shantz; PSA 4.5: Hirsch; PSA 4: (507) 1948-1986 Chicago Bears/Cardinals singles, (12) 1971-1990s Chicago Bulls and (2 pictures) with Marciano and Reynolds. (191) Chicago Blackhawks cards. The earlier editions generally average (GD to VG) Opening Bid $200.00 and rapidly ascend to the (EX-MT to NM) level for later issues. Stars such as Blanda, Hull, Jordan, Payton and Sayers are included. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

604. (6650+) 1934-1986 605. (7500+) 1955-1980 Multi- Baseball & Football Singles Sport Shoebox Collection with Treasure Chest with Payton RC Mantle Solid (6650+) 1934-1986 baseball and From a recently re-discovered childhood football singles treasure chest with dozens collection comes this large (7500+) of gridiron stars leading the way. 1955-1980 multi-sport (mostly Topps Highlights include 1961-1968 Topps Baseball) shoebox collection featuring Baseball: (568 cards, average VG to VG- numerous Hall of Famers. Highlights EX, mostly commons); Football: (6100+) include Baseball: (7125+) with 1957 with 1934 Diamond Matchbooks: Topps: #55 Banks (GD); 1966 Topps: Edwards (GD); 1953 Bowman: #21 Layne #50 Mantle (GD); 1972 Topps: (2) #79 (VG); 1960 Topps: #23 J. Brown (VG- Fisk/Cooper RC (VG, GD); 1973 Topps: EX); 1969 Topps: #120 Csonka RC (EX) (3) #50 Clemente ((2) GD, FR); 1975 and 1976 Topps: #148 Payton RC (EX). Topps: (1400+, majority VG-EX) with Also present are (3000+) 1980-1986 Topps #228 Brett RC (VG); 1978 Topps: (2) Football singles (average EX-MT to NM) #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (both EX- with (650+) 1984: #63 Elway RC (EX- MT) and 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson MT). More on our website. RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

606. (11100+) 1964-1979 607. (18,875+) 1970- Topps Multi/Non-Sport 1981 Mostly Topps Shoebox Collection Baseball & Football Huge (11,100+) 1964-1979 Topps Cards with Several multi/non-sport shoebox collection. Hall of Famers Although primarily lower grade, the Bulk up on this mound of overall quantity more than makes up (18875+) 1970-1981 most- the difference. Highlights include ly Topps Baseball and Baseball: (10000+) with 1973 Football cards with several Topps: (2500+, median GD) with (2) Hall of Famers dispersed #50 Clemente (both GD), (4) #100 throughout. Featured are Aaron (average GD), (7) #220 Ryan Baseball: (14450+) with (average GD), (3) #305 Mays ((2) 1970 Topps: #500 Aaron (VG-EX); 1972 Topps: #595 Ryan (VG); 1973 Topps: (2) GD, FR); 1974 Topps: (3700+, aver- #50 Clemente (VG, GD), #220 Ryan (EX); 1974 Topps: (5000+, majority VG to EX) age GD); 1975 Topps: (2300+, with #20 Ryan (EX); 1978 Topps: #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (EX-MT) and majority GD to VG); Non-Sports: Football: (4425+ cards) with 1966 Philadelphia: #88 Starr (BVG 3.5). Due to (377 cards) with 1973 Topps You’ll size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. Die Laughing: (240 cards, mainly VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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608. (3800+) 1980s-2000s Modern Multi-Sport Wax Box/Pack 609. (4900+) Mostly & Singles Treasure Chest 1980s Multi-Sport Stars Dig deep for & Singles Collection this extensive Show Dealers! Fuel your invento- (3800+) 1980s- ry with this massive (4900+) 2000s modern mostly 1980s multi-sport stars and multi-sport wax singles heralded by hundreds of box/pack and Hall of Famers, stars and key singles treasure rookies. Over (1,200) Hall of chest. Featured Fame and superstar rookies are are Donruss present (averaging NM or better) Wax Boxes: (5 along with 10% additional hailing boxes) with from the 1970s and before with 1982, (2) 1983, 1984, 1985; Wax Packs: (278 packs, all baseball, unless noted) with (300+) Hall of Famers, stars and (30) 1981 Donruss (wrapper variation), (2) 1982 Fleer, (2) 1982 Topps cello; 1980s- team cards (mostly off-grade). Do 2000s Multi-Sport Singles & Small Sets: (3500+) with numerous mixed stars and the math! With the majority of the small sets throughout (average NM) including Baseball: (2) 1980 Topps #482 cards have dollar book values or Henderson RC and many more Hall of Famers. More on our website. more, a substantial profit margin is delivered. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

610. (2) Mickey Mantle 611. Multi-Sport Signed 8x10s and Joe Namath Autographed Treasure Signed Pro Line Helmet – All Chest of (21) with Mantle Full JSA Display and Magic Both responsible for taking the big apple Johnson by storm, Mickey Mantle and Joe Professional Leagues are well repre- Namath, were the faces of their respec- sented in this multi-sport memorabil- tive franchises in the 1960s. Offered is ia lot of (21) items including base- an autograph trio comprised of these two balls, jerseys and photos. Highlights Hall of Famers including two 8x10 pho- include: Mickey Mantle 12x14 tos and a full-size Pro Line helmet. framed display with signed 8x10 (“9- Included: Mantle B&W 8x10 “To Jack, 10”; full JSA) LE 1006/1952; Magic Best Wishes”, black marker (“9”); Johnson pro-model Lakers Jersey, Mantle color 8x10, blue marker (“9-10”) Johnson signed basketball, and two and Joe Namath Pro Line Jets helmet, Willie Mays baseballs. With excep- “Good Luck”, black marker (“9”). Each tion to the Mantle, the balance is item is accompanied by a full photo accompanied by either basic certs or auction LOA from JSA LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 612. Multi-Sport Autograph 613. Philadelphia Region Baseball/Football Autographed Flats Treasure Chest of (25) With J. Lot of (21)—All Certified DiMaggio, Unitas and T. Philly’s finest shine Williams - All JSA in this lot of (21) autographed base- Legendary performers in their respective ball/football flats. arenas, sports greats have endorsed (25) Highlights are: (2) mementos in this impressive assortment 20x24 “On One with ideal display potential and nice Field” LE art “break” value. Signatures average (“9”) posters with potency with highlights including: Joe Carlton (“9-10”) DiMaggio color photo signed in blue inscribed “Best marker and framed to 15 x 18-1/2” (full Wishes, HOF 94” JSA); (2) Johnny Unitas 10x8 color and Schmidt (“9- photo signed in gold marker; 8 x 9-7/8” 10”) inscribed “Best Wishes”; Schmidt (“9”) 20x16 photo inscribed “HOF 95”; (2) color photo signed in blue marker; Ted Eagles 8x10s with Bednarik (“9-10”) inscribed “HOF 67, “this f*** game is OVER”, Williams matted to 17-1/2 x 15”, a Sorry Frank” and Van Buren (“9-10”) inscribed “HOF 65”. Also present are (5) HOF black-and-white photo is signed in blue “induction day” cards, (10) 8x10s and (1) 4x6 photo. All with JSA or PSA-DNA basic marker (full JSA). Individual JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. certification. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 614. 1889-1963 Multi-Sport 615. 1930s-Present Treasure Chest of (17) Items Wisconsin with Ty Cobb Movie Viewer Professional/Collegiate Indulge your collecting curiosities with Sports Team Treasure these (17) 1889-1963 multi-sport items. Chest Highlights include Baseball: 1889 G. “Cheeseheads” celebrate the Waldon Smith Boston Base-Ball Club Badger State with this treasure opening game sheet (presents GD, ), chest of 1930s-present 1930s Ty Cobb “See-How” movie viewer Wisconsin professional/colle- (average EX-MT, includes all original giate sports team memorabilia. pieces and paper work), 1942 Lifebuoy Present are (253) Baseball Book display (framed and mat- baseball/football items includ- ted to 16x21 in shadowbox), 1950 Art ing (107) pins/charms, (13 )yearbooks/programs, (58) pocket schedules, (38) schedule Flynn Associates agency flyer picturing booklets, (6) mini-bats, (8) postcards, (13) exhibit cards, (5) miscellaneous items and DiMaggio and Musial (presents NM) and (5) signed flats with Mathews (“9”) and Spahn (“7”), no certification due to cost. Football: 1915 Collis Ankle Supporter Emphasizing the Packers and Badgers this eclectic mix presents as 80% (EX) and bet- (NM, includes original box). More on our ter, 20% lesser. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

86 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 617. 1940s- I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 1960s Vintage Pennant Lot of (8) With “Very Rare” Steelers and Dodgers Paying homage to age-old institutions and since-departed franchises, these (8) vintage gonfalons include some decidedly scarce examples whose statuses are listed as they appear in Mike Egner’s 2013 Vintage Pennant Price Guide II. The felt banners present beautifully with appliqué, spines and tassels intact. Highlights include: 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers: three-quarter size with white spine and blue tassels (Very Rare); 1940s Pittsburgh Steelers full-size with yellow spine/tassels (Very Rare). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

618. 1960 National Sports Council “Training Kit” Set in Original Mailer 616. Bobby Jones & Olin Dutra Dual-Signed Original As America’s youth sought to Photograph - Full JSA emulate heroes from various Links pioneers whose pennings are among golf’s most desirable, Bobby Jones and sporting arenas, the National Olin Dutra have endorsed this 1932 original photograph. Framed to dimensions of Sports Council recruited the 13-5/8 x 15-5/8”, the 7-3/16 x 9-1/8” (visible image area) photograph is an original cream of the crop to collective- black-and-white relic captured by Don Milton’s Beverly Hills studio. Jones, a ly endorse its 1960 “Training lawyer by profession, made his statement as the most successful amateur in the his- Kit.” Among the spokespersons, tory of the sport. Having retired form competitive golf two years prior to this photo, Joe Louis, Mickey Mantle and Jones is standing on a sun-drenched course with a club at the ready. His black-ink Bob Cousy offered their expert- fountain pen scripting projects (“9”) strength. To Jones’ right, Dutra, that year’s ise on physical training, dieting and grooming. This complete kit remains in pristine PGA Championship winner, has signed in black-ink fountain pen (“8-9” strength) condition with (10) two-sided 10-3/4 x 13-3/4” placards, a “Sport Selector” wheel, an and personalized the photo. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (esti- instructions placard, a calendar placard and an original welcome letter. The original mated value: $3000-$5000). mailing box accompanies. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

619. 1920s-80s Soccer 620. Tiger Woods Treasure Chest of Autographed UDA LE Memorabilia/Publications Framed “Sunset” with 1930s Leather Soccer Lithograph Print Ball A professional at age 20, Tiger Soccer fans get a kick out of this Woods took the golf world by 1920s-80s treasure chest of memora- storm in 1996 and has been the bilia/publications. Highlights are: subject of headlines ever since. 1930s MacGregor “Goldsmith” leather This framed display showcases soccer ball (EX); 1960 Troy, NY a bold Woods endorsement and “German Day” trophy (VG-EX); an image that speaks volumes c.1920 Philadelphia public schools about his glorious career. guide (VG-EX) with detached cover; Framed to 47-3/4 x 40”, the (2) “Soccer Star” magazines with textured canvas is home to a 5/8/30 (VG) and 12/28/33 (VG); 1949 “The Boys With The Educated Feet” by PSU limited edition (392/500) color print portraying Woods in silhouette form, triumphant- soccer coach Bill Jeffrey (VG-EX) with pencil marks; 1958 NY Selected/Louth pro- ly clenching his fist as the sun sets on a gallery of fans in the background. Emerging gram (EX); 8/58 “Soccer News” (EX-MT) with Pele. Also present are (149) publica- prominently, Woods’ silver marker autograph projects “perfect 10” strength. Comes tions. More on our website. with a UDA hologram. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

622. Jack Nicklaus Signed 2000 Open 621. (30) Gene Sarazen Signed 623. (2) 1940s “House of David” Checks Championship Flag From His Final Appearance at St. Andrews – Full JSA Broadsides With Pete Gray Autograph Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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625. (5) 1906- 1940s Non- Sport Complete/Near Set with 1906 E230 Lowney’s Chocolates SGC Graded Set (6/6) Military master- minds, historic figures, aviation and other subjects are 624. (8) 1895-1930s Non-Sport Complete/Near Sets Plus (2) covered with these 1948 Leaf & Topps Uncut Sheets (5) 1906-1940s non- Presented are (8) 1895-1930s non-sport complete/near sets plus a pair of colorful uncut sport complete/near sets. Highlights include 1906 E230 Lowney’s Chocolates sheets. Highlights include (6) 1895 H679 Animal Die-Cuts complete/near: ( a v e r a g e “College Girls” Postcards SGC graded set: (6/6); 1910s E16 Dockman & Sons EX) with Type 2 set (10/10), Type 3 near (13/16), (2) Type 4 near (one 18/20, one 16/20), Flag Chewing Gum partial: (15/24, average FR, 20% reverse writing); 1918 Collier Type 5 near (11/12), Type 5 set (12/12); 1930s H410 Commonwealth Shoes set and The For Famous Generals set: (4/4, average GD, one separated from matte); 1930s p a rt i a l : (one 12/12, one 9/12, average EX-MT); 1948 Leaf Pirates uncut sheet: ( 2 1 H410 Commonwealth Shoes Airplanes set: (12/12, average NM) and 1940s cards, presents GD with creasing and edge tearing) and 1948 Topps X-Ray Round-Up Tribune Poster Stamps: The USA in WWII near: (68/70, average NM, includes uncut sheet: (100 cards, 50% of set, only Cowboys or Indians, presents VG with moder- album pages with hinge removal). More on our website. ate creasing and upper edge paper loss). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

626. (164) 1933 627. (454) 1938-1942 Goudey Indian Gum Inc. War Related Gum & 1940 Gum Cards with (29) PSA Inc. Lone Ranger Graded Cards with (22) The human toll of worldwide global PSA Graded conflict is explored with these (454) 1938-1942 Gum Inc. war related Fictional and actual cards, (29) of which are PSA g r a d- inhabitants of the ed. Included among these graphic American frontier are portrayals are 1938 Gum Inc. portrayed with these H o r rors of Wa r : (178 cards, aver- (164) 1933 Goudey age FR to GD, 16 high numbers) Indian Gum and 1940 with #193, 198, 209, 210, 241, 248, Gum Inc. Lone Ranger 253, 258-260, 263, 265, 267, (2) singles featuring (22) 268, 281; 1939 Gum Inc. Wa r PSA graded. Highlights P i c t u res News: (78 cards, average include 1933 Goudey GD, 2 PSA graded) with #116 SP Indian Gum: (142 cards, (trimmed), #117 SP (trimmed); 1 9 4 1 average FR to GD, 15 PSA graded) with (37) Series 48: (2) #167 (PSA 3, PSA 1), (2) Gum Inc. Uncle Sam: (152 cards, 168 (PSA 3, PSA 2), 170 (PSA 2), 183 (PSA 3), 187 (PSA 3), (3) 199 (one PSA 3, one majority GD, 18 PSA graded, two PSA 2), (2) 200 (PSA 2, PSA 1.5), (2) 206 (one PSA 1.5), 208 (PSA 1.5); (8) Series high numbers) with (2) #97 T h e 312: #174, 180, 181, 188, 195, #211 (PSA 1.5), 212, 214; 1940 Gum Inc. Lone O ffice of Civil Defense (one PSA 2 , Ranger: (22 cards, majority GD, 7 PSA graded, ungraded are all low numbers) with one GD), #139 SP (GD) and 1 9 4 1 - PSA 5: (2 cards) with #15, 36; PSA 4: (4 cards) with #18, 19, 31, 45 and PSA 3: #17. 42 Gum Inc. Wa r G u m : F. Roosevelt (GD). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

628. (4) 1953-1956 629. (18) 1930s- Topps Non-Sport 1972 Non-Sport Complete/Near/Partial Complete/ Near Sets & (750) 1950-1955 Sets Plus (206) Topps & Bowman 1938-1962 Singles Singles Triumphant quartet of 1953- An instant non-sport 1956 Topps non-sport com- collection is available plete, near and partial sets plus with these (18) 1930s- (750) 1950-1955 Topps and 1972 complete/near Bowman singles. Featured are sets plus (206) 1938- 1950 Bowman Wild West: 1962 singles. Included (114 cards, median FR to GD); are 1930 D64 1950-51 Topps Freedom’s Pinocchio Circ u s War: (139 cards, average FR) Performers set: (60/60, average NM); 1956 Topps Flags of the World set: ( a v e r a g e with #100 M-26 Tank (FR), NM); 1956 Topps U.S. Presidents set: (average NM); 1957 Topps Goofy Series set: #101 M-18 Tank (FR); 1952-53 Topps Wings: (118 cards, majority FR); 1953 Topps (average EX-MT); 1957 Topps Isolation Booth set: (average EX-MT); 1958 Topps T V Fighting Marines partial: (74/96, average VG-EX) with #44 Marine Fighter (GD), Westerns set: (average NM); 1959 Fleer Indians set: (average NM); 1959 To p p s #83 In the Caribbean (VG-EX), #84 Sumatra (VG); 1953-55 Topps World on Funny Valentines set: (average EX-MT); 1959 Topps You’ll Die Laughing set: ( a v e r- Wheels: (328 cards, average GD to VG, three high numbers) with #165, 170, 180 age EX-MT); 1960 Fleer C a s p e r s e t : (average EX); 1961 Topps Crazy Cards set: (averaging GD); 1956 Topps Davy Crockett Green set: (80/80, average VG) with #1 (average EX-MT); 1963 Topps Flags Midgee set: (average NM); 1964 Topps Nutty Buckskin Buddy (VG); (2) 1956 Topps Davy Crockett Orange Complete/Near sets: Awards set: (average NM); 1965 Donruss King Kong set: (average EX-MT) and 1 9 7 2 (one 80/80 average GD to VG, one 73/80 average GD) with (2) #1 King of the Wild Topps U.S Presidents set: (with 15/15 posters, average NM). More on our website. Frontier (both GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

88 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 632. 1940 Goudey First Column Defenders Complete PSA Graded Set (24/24)—#5 on Registry Protect the homeland 631. 1939 Gumakers of America True with this attractive 630. 1933 R142 Goudey Soldier Boys Spy Stories Complete Graded Set (24/24) 1940 Goudey First Complete Set of (24) Cards on Uncut Plus (6) Dupes Column Defenders complete PSA graded Sheet Tales of espionage are chronicled in this elusive 1939 set of (24) cards. With Conquer the offered 1933 R142 Goudey Soldier Boys Gumakers of America True Spy Stories complete grad- both a Set Rating and complete set of (24) cards on an uncut sheet. This ed set of (24) cards plus six duplicates. Included are Weighted GPA of series depicts military personnel across the globe in a PSA 5: (2 cards) with #11, 17; PSA 4.5: (3 cards) with 3.94, this collection is currently good for fifth place on variety of action sequences. Seldom found in uncut #7, 8, 22; PSA 4: (7 cards, one qualifier) with #4, 6, the competitive PSA Registry. Included are PSA 5: (8 form, the nearly 12-1/2 x 11” heirloom displays expect- 10, 14 (mk), 18, 19, 21; PSA 3: (6 cards) with #1 Spy cards) with #3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 16, 18, 19; PSA 4.5: #4; ed perimeter creasing and fraying that is primarily rele- Web Over Washington, 2, 5, 12, 13, 16; SGC 40: #19; PSA 4: (8 cards) with #1 Raising The Flag, 2, 8, 12, gated to the top row of six cards. The informative biog- PSA 2.5: (2 cards) with 20, 23; PSA 2: (4 cards) with 17, 21, 22, #24 Combat Cars Move Up; PSA 3: (4 raphical reverses are clean. Outstanding eighty year-old #3, 9, 15, #24 Spy in the Death Mask; Ungraded cards) with #6, 15, 20, 23; PSA 2.5: (2 cards) with #9, display piece for non-sport specialists and militaria Dupes: (6 cards, average GD) with #1 Spy Web Over 13 and PSA 2: #14 (mk). enthusiasts alike. Washington (PR), 6, 8, 22 and 23. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

633. 1949 R714- 7 Topps Flags of Nations/Soldiers of the World Complete Set of (100) Cards on Uncut Sheet Military customs and history across the globe from the seven- teenth century until 634. (3) 1940s-1950s Non-Sport Aviation 635. 1951 Bowman Jets, Rockets & World War II are Themed Complete/Near/Partial Sets Plus Spacemen Complete Set (108/108) with examined with this (86) Singles decidedly scarce (10) PSA Graded R714-7 1949 Topps Take your non-sport collection to new heights with these Alien life forms, ingenious aircraft and other advanced Flags of All (3) 1940s-1950s aviation themes complete/near/partial “sci-fi” technologies are unveiled with this popular 1951 Nations/Soldiers of the World complete set of (100) sets plus (86) singles. Included are 1940s Wi n g s Bowman Jets, Rockets and Spacemen complete set of card on an uncut sheet. Measuring 8-1/2 x 14-1/4”, the C i g a rettes set: (40/40, average VG, two dupes, 20% (108) cards including (10) PSA graded examples. T h e pint-sized cardboard renderings of the personnel are writing); 1953-55 Topps Wi n g s : (35 cards, average EX overall approximate condition breakdown for the ungrad- quite colorful and feature them in various stages of to EX-MT); 1955 Exhibits Jet Planes near: ( 5 2 / 6 4 , ed portion of this period set is as follows: 20% (VG-EX engagement. The felt national flag reverses are tightly average EX-MT); 1955 Exhibits New Jet Planes near: or better), 40% (VG), 25% (GD) and 15% (FR or lesser). secured to the cardboard. Exhibits expected peripheral (57/64, average EX-MT, missing #5, 40, 53, 57, 58, 61, Included graded cards are P S A 4 : (5 cards) with #4, 34, wear, one small strip of tape residue along the upper 64); 1956 Topps Jets: (46 cards, average EX-MT) and 58, 65, 79; P S A 3 . 5 : (2 cards) with #13, 21; P S A 3 : ( 2 edge and insignificant perimeter/interior creasing. (3) additional Exhibit type cards (average EX). cards) with #6, 33; P S A 2 : (2 cards) with #39 and 61. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

638. (7) 1966 Topps Batman Signed Cards with PSA/DNA The “Caped Crusader”, his trusty sidekick and other personnel have penned these (7) 1966 To p p s 637. 1963 Topps Flag Midgee Complete Batman cards. 636. 1952-53 Topps Wings Complete Set The black ink Set (99/99) in Panels Plus (22) Dupes endorsements average (“8-9”) while the canvases general- (200/200) Plus (53) Aviation Themed The countries which comprised the global community a ly present (VG). Included are 1966 Topps Bat Laff s : # 3 5 Singles half-century ago are examined in this colorful 1963 ( G e o rge Barris); 1966 Topps Batman: (5 cards) with #1 Elevate the status of your aviation themed non-sport col- Topps Flag Midgee complete set of (99) cards. Issued The Batman (Adam West), #2 (Burt Ward, personalized lection with these (253) cards including a 1952-53 To p p s as three-card panels, this primarily (NM) offering with salutation), #26 (Julie Newmar), #27 (Lee Wings set. Included are 1952-53 Topps Wings set: includes a total of (45) panels with (33) different panels Meriwether), #33 (Eartha Kitt, signed on back) and #36 (200/200, aggregate EX); 1956 Topps Jets: (35 cards, and (12) duplicate panels. The (99) cards are spread The Riddler (H i !, Frank Gorshin). Each card has a majority GD) and (18) other assorted 1940s-1950s singles across these panels. Attractive assembly which is sel- P S A / D N A authentication sticker affixed to their reverses. from various manufacturers averaging (VG). dom encountered in panel form. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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639. 1890 N23 640. 641. (3) Late 1800s Allen & 1880s Tobacco Albums Ginter Song A28 W. with “Famous Birds of the Duke People” Theme World Album Sons & Movers, shakers and rain Plus (2) Co. makers populate this lot of (3) late 1800s “famous Graded Cards “The people” themed tobacco The animal world Heroes albums. Available through is examined with of the Civil War” Album mail-in redemption offers this trio of 1880s- these inspiring souvenirs Civil War buffs will snap to attention for this fascinat- 1890s Allen & feature a stunning array of lithograph-type images. ing 1880s A28 album published by W. Duke Sons & Ginter items. Present are: 1) Allen & Ginter A1 “Album of American Co. Featuring extensive narrative along with stirring Included are 1890 N23 Allen & Ginter Song Birds of Editors”: cover (VG-EX) with deference to a small nineteenth century illustrations and poignant battle- the World Album: (all 10 pages intact, original twine, piece of tape on the right border, (10) leaves average ground imagery, the color saturated 58-page volume moderate notching resulting in missing pieces from (EX); 2) Allen & Ginter A25 “World’s Inventors”: focuses on the roles of Northern and Southern generals front and back cover, measures 9x6); 1880s Allen & cover (VG-EX), (12) leaves average (EX-MT); 3) in the conflict. Preserved in sturdy condition with an Ginter Richmond Straight Cut Number 1: (2 cards, Kinney Bros. A54 “Leaders”: cover (VG), (11) leaves overall eye-catching appearance. More condition details each measures 4-1/2 x 4-1/2”) with Monkeys (SGC 30) average (VG). More on our website. on our website. and Rabbits (SGC 40). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

642. (4) 643. (5) Late 644. (6) 1880s- Late 1800s 1800s Tobacco 1912 Leathers Allen & Albums with & Ladies Ginter “Women of Non-Sport Tobacco the World” Group with Albums Theme (2) 1912 L5 with Bird Victorian era titilla- Hamilton Theme tion is artfully dis- King played in this lot of Tobacco issue enthusiasts soar with this lot of (4) late The fairer sex are the chief representatives among these (5) late 1800s tobacco albums with a “women of the 1800s bird themed albums. Produced by Allen & Ginter (6) 1880s-1912 non-sport items. Included are 1880s world” theme. Present are: (2) Allen & Ginter: A14 to complement their N-series bird card sets these Kis-Me Gum advertisement: (FR, extensive wear, “World’s Beauties Album-1st Series”: cover (EX), (12) remarkable issues were available through a mail-in 18x12); 1880s N250 Lorillard Actresses Fan: (pres- leaves (avg. NM), A15 “Album of Worlds Beauties-2nd coupon redemption program. Present are A3 “Birds of ents VG); 1800s Sparrow’s Beautiful Den Series”: cover (EX), (12) leaves (avg. EX-MT); (2) America”: cover (VG-EX), (11) leaves minimally (EX- Decorations Leather: (12-1/2 x 6-3/4”, presents (VG Kimball: A43 “Dancing Girls of the World”: cover MT); A4 “Birds of the Tropics”: cover (VG), (10) to EX); 1911 M6 Milwaukee Daily News Calendar (VG), (12) leaves (avg. EX), A46 “Goddesses of the leaves average (VG-EX); A9 “Game Birds of set: (12/12, average VG-EX); 1912 L5 Large Leather Greeks and Romans”: cover (VG), (10) leaves (avg. America”: cover (VG), (11) leaves minimally (EX); Hamilton King Girls: (2 premiums) with #61 Cabinet EX); Kinney: A55 “National Dances”: cover (VG-EX), A13 “Songs Birds of the World”: cover (EX-MT), (10) (presents GD) and #62 Light Opera Dancer (presents (11) leaves (avg. EX). More on our website. leaves average (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 GD, with pinhole). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

645. (83) 646. 1933- 647. (233) 1952- 1880s-1910s 1944 Non- 1954 Topps Non- American Sport Sport Singles Tobacciana Shoebox Group with Look Collection Collection ‘N See, Scoop & with Old of (820) Wings Judge Cards Start multiple sets with Display The criminal these (233) 1952-1954 Topps non-sports sin- Eclectic 1880s-1910s American tobacciana collection underworld, gles from a trio of of (83) assorted items. Highlights include Displays: (3 swashbuckling bandits, beauties and the pioneers of issues. Included are displays) with circa 1880s Snyder’s “Old Judge” 7 x 5- aviation are among the topics explored in this trove of 1952 Topps Look ‘N 1/2 x 5-1/4” wood display box with expected moderate (820) 1933-1944 non-sport singles. Highlights include See: (22 cards, majori- paper loss/flaking and writing on inner lid (presents VG 1933 Gum Inc. Pirate’s Picture Bubble Gum: #59 ty GD); 1952-53 Topps Wings: (56 cards, median VG); to EX); 1910 T350-1 Helmar Cigarettes Imitation Fight at the Pirates’ Cove SP (PR); 1934 National 1954 Topps Scoops: (155 cards, majority GD) with Cigar Bands: (73 bands, 27 different, average EX- Chicle Sky Birds: (80 cards, mainly FR to GD) with #30 Louis New Champ (GD), (2) #41 Ruth Sets Record MT); Other Items: (7 items) with 1880s Old Judge (44) Series of 144 and (36) Series of 48; 1940-45 (GD, FR), #71 Sullivan Defeated (VG), (2) #110 Four trade card die-cut (GD, slight tear) and 1880s Old Mutoscope Pin-Up Cards: (46 cards, average EX) and Horsemen (both GD), #128 Owens Races Horse (VG) Judge GPC (FR). More on our website. 1944 Mutoscope Jimmy Hatlo: (449 cards, average and #129 Hogan Golf King (VG). Opening Bid $150.00 NM, includes multiple sets). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

649. 1935 648. Turn-of- Gum Inc. the-Century Mickey Boston Garter Mouse Wood Display Card & Case Opening Bid Wrapper $100.00 Opening Bid 650. 1953 Topps Tarzan & The She Devil $150.00 & Who-Z-At-Star? Near/Starter Sets Opening Bid $100.00

90 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 651. 1862 Abraham 652. 1788 Robert Morris Lincoln Signed Signed Handwritten Letter Presidential Military with Full JSA Considered the chief financier of the Appointment with Revolutionary War, Robert Morris was Full JSA one of the most influential figures in Striving to prevent the fabric the founding of America. In addition of the Nation from unraveling, to waging economic war against 16th President A b r a h a m England through his privateer inter- Lincoln (d.1865) emphasized ests, he also contributed heavily to the his role as Commander- i n - cause from his personal fortune report- Chief by ensuring the strength edly funding 80% of all bullets fired of Union forces. Presented is by Americans. Presented is a 1788 let- an amazingly well preserved ter handwritten and signed by Morris. Presidential military appointment signed by Mr. Lincoln. Measuring 15-1/2 x 19” this Appropriately, the letter’s contents impressive document features prominent engraving style heraldic images at top and bot- addressed to “Messrs Carey & tom credited to the “American Bank Note Co.-New York”. Appearing at lower right, Mr. L i n c o l n ’s dip pen endorsement displays authoritative (“8-9”) signature strength. A l s o Tilgham” are of a financial nature. present are the signatures of the Secretary of the Navy “Gideon Welles” (“6”, d.1878) and Dated 10/10/1788 this crisp correspon- an untitled signer “Wm. P. Moran” (“8-9”). Dated 4/1/1862 this historically significant dence presents in very attractive con- relic appoints “Charles T. Hubbard” to the position of “Assistant Surgeon in the Navy” dition with fantastic original details. with the “advice and consent of the Senate”. A ffixed at bottom center is a Department of “Founding Father” Morris’ impressive (“9”) strength steel-tip fountain pen endorse- the Navy Seal with details discernible upon close inspection. Adhered to a vintage piece ment appears boldly at lower right of the letter which displays a stylish fluidity of heavy stock backer the document displays significantly better than its technical (VG- throughout. This significant document is written on one side of a single sheet measur- EX) rating attributable to minor staining on the periphery and separation of the upper half ing 14 x 9-1/2” and folded to 7 x 9-1/2”. The left section of the sheet bears the sender from the backer with resultant transfer of backer residue along the perimeter of the docu- and recipient addresses and is affixed with red sealing wax which bears corresponding m e n t ’s reverse. The obverse images, signature and handwritten/printed text are unaff e c t e d paper residue from a 1” section of paper loss at the extreme left edge. The body of the by this condition and retain a bold, clearly legible appearance. One horizontal and two letter appears on the right side of the sheet and shows minimal traces of wear despite light compacting folds have little impact on the sturdy appeal of this remarkable Civil its considerable age. Several to be expected compacting folds do not contact or affect War souvenir. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. the signature in any way. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $1200.00 Opening Bid $900.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 653. 1771 John Hancock Signed Document Founding Father and prominent Declaration of Independence signer John Hancock’s impeccable penmanship was so impressive that it gave rise to the phrase “put your John Hancock here”, synonymous for “sign here.” Presented is an antique “bill of lading” document signed by Hancock (d.1793). Dated 11/20/1771 at lower left this incredible relic bears Hancock’s graceful (“8-9”) endorsement at top right of the 9 x 4-1/2” document which merit’s a sturdy (FN) quality designation. This partly printed document shows only light to moderate wear primarily on the periphery, and is filled out in H a n c o c k ’s hand. It is also signed at lower left by James Scott (“8-9”), captain of the ship Hayley which is the vessel named on the bill. All text and tabulations are bold and clearly legible and only weakness of the lower loop of the letter “J” of the name “John” prevents a higher grade for Hancock’s signature. Item is accompanied by an LOA f r o m RR Auction. This item has a reserve. (Estimated value is $1,500-$2,500) Opening Bid $750.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 655. Dual Signed Harry Truman “The Buck Stops Here” Framed Display Buck up for this fantastic presidential display piece. Thirty-third U.S. President Harry S. Truman (d.1972) characterized his terms in office with the catchphrase “the buck stops here.” Presented is a framed and matted dual signed Truman display. Featured items are a signed (“9-10”) 1935C $1 Silver Certificate presents (CU) and 6 x 4- 654. General George Custer Signed 1872 Bank Check 1/2” color photo signed (“9-10”) on Civil War and Indian Wars hero Brevet Major General George Armstrong Custer the matting. Also present are: an 8 x (d.1876) was assigned to Elizabethtown, KY from 1871-73 to thwart Ku Klux Klan 13-1/2” period reproduction of activities and breakup illegal distilleries. Presented is a Custer signed check drawn Truman’s 6/6/46 letter to the “Senate on the Planters National Bank of Louisville. Dated 11/30/1872 this rare 19th of the United States” nominating John Century relic is filled out in Custer’s hand in the amount of $600.00 made payable W. Snyder to the position of Secretary to “Thomas, Polk & Co”. Measuring 7x3, the check displays in solid (VG-EX) con- of the Treasury; an original copy of dition and features a two cent George Washington Internal Revenue stamp which an the Senate’s 6/11/46 consent to Snyder’s appointment hand signed by Secretary of accompanying University Archives LOA indicates has been “neatly reaffixed at the Senate Leslie L. Biffle (“9”) and affixed with a Senate Seal; a 7-1/4 x 4-3/4” lower left”. Custer’s handsome 3” long signature signed as “GA Custer” displays White House envelope addressed in Truman’s hand as “Sec. of Treas Personal”, prominent (“8”) strength with barely perceptible ink bleed on the letters “A” and with the word “Personal” underlined. The handsome frame sports a dignified acan- “s”. Cancellation holes and a 1/2 x 1/2” cut do not affect the signature while heavy thus leaf scroll design on the perimeter and complimentary cream colored, linen reverse side endorsements show through at center crossing through only a small matting. Completing this stately piece is a 10-1/4 x 1-3/4” “The Buck Stops Here” portion of the beginning letter “G” of the signature. The notation “Int. from Nov. replica of the sign Truman kept on his desk from the Harry S. Truman Library & 26/27” on the right edge is not in Custer’s hand. This item has a reserve. (Estimated Museum. This item is accompanied by a University Archives LOA. This item has a value $4,000-$6,000). reserve. (Estimated value $7,500-$15,000). Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $2500.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 656. James 657. Abraham Madison Lincoln Hair POTUS Strands Signed 1815 Matted Land Grant Display with Full JSA Political mavens, Hailed as “the history buffs and Father of the potential cloners Constitution” 4th battle it out for this 658. (4) Benjamin Harrison Signed President James incredible presi- Checks Madison was a key dential relic. The administration of 23rd President Benjamin figure in the found- Presented is an Harrison (d.1901) is remembered for landmark eco- ing of the USA. 8x10 matted dis- nomic legislation. Offered are (4) Harrison signed Presented is a land grant signed by the sitting POTUS play containing (5) checks, fitting mementos of this business minded on 9/20/1815. Bearing one vertical and two horizontal strands of 16th U.S. President Abraham Lincoln’s hair. Chief Executive. Drawn on Fletcher’s Bank of compacting folds this well preserved document is Significant on several levels this fascinating keepsake Indianapolis the (4) vouchers present average (“9”) appealing with bold printed sections, moderate fading is encapsulated at center of a display which features a signature strength. Dated between 1885-1900 the of the handwritten sections and authentic signs of con- sepia-toned image of Lincoln at top and a provenance checks display in appealing average (EX) condition. siderable age. Madison’s elegant (“5”) quality signa- card at bottom stating the strands were given to Mrs. All bear unobtrusive bank cancellation stamps/cuts ture appears at bottom right. Full photo LOA from Caroline Wright, wife of the Governor of Indiana as a including (2) of which contact the signatures without JSA. This item has a reserve. (Estimated value is token of friendship. This item has a reserve. (Estimated detracting from their abundant appeal. This lot has a $500-$1,250). More on our website. value is $500-$1,000). More on our website. reserve. (Estimated value $400-$600). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

659. U.S. I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Presidential 661. Ronald Signed Reagan Correspondence Whitehouse Lot of (4) With Letterhead Coolidge, Taft, Typed Letter Truman & Signed Humphrey - All “Dutch” with JSA Full JSA 40th U.S. President Say “Hail to the 660. US Presidential/Political Autograph Chief” as you behold Ronald Reagan these correspondence Treasure Chest of (13) With (2) Hoover, (d.2004) is the pieces endorsed by (4) Truman & Nixon - All JSA author of the offered former U.S. Presidents and candidates. Includes: Chief Executives command attention in this lot of (13) signed letter. Typed Coolidge black-ink fountain pen signature (“9” signed keepsakes. Autographs average (“8-9”) quality on Whitehouse letterhead with embossed seal the strength) mounted to 8-1/18 x 11-15/16”; Humphrey with highlights including: (2) H o o v e r 11x14 1920 studio 1/10/84 letter’s contents are of a personal nature signed 7-1/2 x 10” photo (“8” strength) and 1973 type- portrait signed in black-ink fountain pen; and a document recounting the then sitting President’s recent trip to written letter (signed “Hubert H.”; “8-9” strength) signed in black-ink fountain pen and framed to 19 x 15- California. Addressed to “Mrs. Peter MacArthur” with mounted to 17 x 11-3/4”); Taft typewritten letter signed 1/8” (both full JSA); N i x o n 8-1/8 x 10” 1950s black-and- the salutation “Dear Hup”, this document features in black-ink fountain pen (“7-8” strength); Truman white photo signed in black ink (full JSA); Tr u m a n Reagan’s (“8-9”) strength signature signed candidly as typewritten letter signed in black-ink fountain pen (“9” black-and-white photo framed to 17-5/8 x 21-5/8”, signed “Dutch”. This once folded letter is accompanied by strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on white matting in black-ink fountain pen with lengthy the original envelope. Full photo LOA from JSA. This on our website. inscription (full JSA). More on our website. item has a reserve. (Estimated value is $500-$1,000). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 663. 1986 Gold- I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 662. Ronald Gilt Collector’s 664. John F. Reagan Typed Book “Ronald Kennedy Cigar Letter on Reagan” by from His Official Gino Gullace Personal Reagan LE #633/999 Collection Stationary Cast your vote for Mounted in Signed “Ron” this unique presiden- Framed Display 40th U.S. President tial collector’s book While serving as 35th Ronald Reagan “Ronald Reagan” by President of the USA (d.2004) is the Gino Gullace. charismatic leader author of the pre- Measuring approxi- John F. Kennedy sented letter typed mately 14x20 this enjoyed status as a on official Reagan ponderous tome fea- popular cultural icon. stationary. Dated 9/14/92 this letter is of a personal tures amazing gold- JFK shows his cool side in the offered framed display nature. Addressed to Mrs. Peter MacArthur as “Dear gilt, bas-relief cover which sports a cigar from his personal collection and Hup” the contents express affectionate 99th birthday images by sculptor Antonio Cocchioni. LE numbered an 8x10 photo of him smoking a cigar while reading wishes. Measuring 6-1/2 x 8-1/2” the letter is signed 633/999 the offered book recounts the life of the 40th the New York Times sports section. Measuring 14-1/2 familiarly as “Ron” (“9”). Featuring an embossed U. S. President and features a series of full page art x 21-1/2” this classic display is triple matted in beige Great Seal of the United States this Chief Executive illustrations including several multi-page foldouts. The and showcases a 5-1/4” long Flor Fina cigar labeled in document displays in stately (EX-MT) condition with front cover bears a captivating image of Reagan (mar- gold as “Specially Made For President Kennedy”. one compacting fold. LOA from University Archives. ginally affected by tarnish) above the Roman Numerals This item has a reserve. (Estimated value is $1,000- This item has a reserve. (Estimated value $300-$600). “MCMLXXXVI” which translate to 1986. More on our $2,500). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

92 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 665. 1840 “No Drapery” Seated Liberty Quarter 666. 1908 Proof Barber ANACS Graded AU-55 Quarter ANACS Graded Seekers of investment grade coins will PF64-Cameo cherish the offered 1840-O “No Advanced coin collectors will enjoy this Drapery” variety Seated Liberty “proof strike” 1908 Barber Quarter. Quarter. Graded AU-55 by prestigious Graded PF-64 by top grading service certification service ANACS, this quali- ANACS this amazing specimen has also ty specimen displays fantastic near- received the highly coveted “Cameo” uncirculated details throughout. Minted superlative sought by serious coin enthusi- in a quantity of just 382,200 pieces this asts. 1908 Barber proof quarters have the scarce 173 year old coin type has an third lowest production quantity in the estimated survival rate of 900 examples series with an extremely limited mintage in all grades with very few at or above of just 545 pieces. The offered example the AU level. With recent sales for this shows gorgeous luster, natural warm ton- grade ranging into four figure territory, ing and original fully defined details this numismatic gem will be an impor- resulting in a premium tier collectible. tant addition to your collection. Opening Bid $700.00 Opening Bid $700.00

668. U.S. and Foreign 667. 1911 Barber “Proof Coin/Medal/ Strike” Quarter NGC Commemorative Graded PF-65 The proof is in, Barber proof-strike Treasure Chest with (3) quarters are scarce and important col- Shipwreck Coins lectibles. Advance your collection with If variety is the spice of life, coin the offered 1911 Barber proof quarter collectors are sure to enjoy this which has been encapsulated and graded tasty numismatic buffet. Offered is PF-65 by top grading service NGC. With a late 1800s-modern treasure chest a very low mintage of 543 pieces, 1911 of U.S. and foreign Barber quarters have the second lowest coins/medals/commemoratives. production total of the series. Featuring Highlights are (3) 1641 amazing natural toning and beautifully “Concepcion” shipwreck coins, (5) struck original details with lustrous, mir- 1879-1921 Morgan silver dollars with (2) BU 1879-S examples, (4) 1926-35 Peace ror-like fields this amazing proof speci- silver dollars, (2) silver Eagle $1 bullion rounds, (3) 1964 Canadian silver proof sets, men is certain to please the most dis- (19) sports themed medals/commemoratives with (15) marked “:one troy oz.-.999 sil- cerning collector. ver” and (150+) assorted silver and base metal issues. More on our website. Opening Bid $1400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

669. Gold and Silver 670. (177) 1933-1969 Coin/Jewelry/Bullion Lot of (5) U.S. Silver Half- with (2) Gold British Dollar Coins with Sovereigns (93) Walking Liberty Enjoy the finer things in life with this dis- Type tinguished offering of precious metal col- Hi-Yo silver is on the move lectibles. Presented is a lot of (5) gold and again. Stake your claim to silver treasures suited to the tastes of this mother-lode lot of (177) refined collectors. Setting the standard are 1933-1969 U.S. silver half- (2) 1925 gold British Sovereigns. Showing dollar coins. Presenting in in handsome BU condition these desirable appealing, highly collectible specimens have an AGW of 0.235 troy grades of (VF to AU) with ounces each. Also present is a 1998 one at least 15% uncirculated quarter-pound “Washington Mint” .999 sil- and 15% lesser, none below VG, this group is valued well above scrap level. Featured ver bullion $100 Franklin proof, a pair of are (93) 1930s-40s Walking Liberty type median (VF), (30) 1940s-60s Franklin type sterling silver dice weighing 60.8 grams range (FN-AU), (5) 1964 Kennedy type with 90% silver content average (XF to AU) and a vintage “Elgin” 10K gold-filled and (49) 1965-69 Kennedy type with 40% silver content average (AU to BU). pocket watch. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

671. (44) U.S. 1956- 672. (100) BU 1964 71 Proof Coin Sets Kennedy Silver with (34) Silver Sets Half-Dollar Coins The proof is in: untouched Beginning in early 1964 the packaged coin sets make U.S. Mint issued half-dollar great collectibles. Presented coins featuring President is a lot of (44) 1956-71 U.S. John F. Kennedy as a proof coin sets. Featured memorial to the recently items are (34) sets containing assassinated Chief one each silver half-dollar, Executive. Enormous quarter and dime, plus five demand for these coins and one cent non-silver coins severely depleted the U.S. with (1) 1956, (1) 1958 and Treasury’s stock of silver, (32) 1964 issues. Also pres- paving the way for the pas- ent are (10) 1971 sets with sage of the Coinage Act of 1965. Offered are (100) JFK silver half-dollars dated 1964, clad coins. The 1956-64 sets are sealed in original clear plastic wrapping and are the only year in the series to have a composition of 90% silver. Showing gorgeous housed in original envelopes and the 1971 sets are in their original plastic cases and original luster and details the offered coins present in BU condition and should grade blue cardboard sleeves. (1) 1964 set is in a 1961 envelope. MS63 and better. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 673. Amazing Charles Lindbergh 674. Martin Framed Display with Luther King, Jr. Autographed Photo & “Spirit of Signed St. Louis” Relic Handwritten Note The “Lone Eagle” flies again in this amazing Display - Full JSA Charles Lindbergh framed display. A dynamic and pivotal Luxuriously framed in a stately burled wood figure in American cul- motif to dimensions of 39x36 this prestigious ture, civil rights activist display is highlighted by an 8x11 sepia photo- Dr. Martin Luther King, graph produced within two weeks of his his- Jr. was simultaneously toric 5/20-21/27 transatlantic flight. Signed embraced and opposed by and inscribed with elegant (“8-9”) signature quality as “To George Wingay with best millions and steadfast in wishes Charles A. Lindbergh June 3, 1927” this historically significant exhibit mer- his quest for all to have its serious consideration. The bottom border of this photo is marked “47 rue access to the “American Dumont d’Urville G.L. Manuel Frères.” This indicates the photo was taken at the Dream.” While his legacy and message will endure forever, examples of King’s sig- “Studio G.L. Manuel Frères” in Paris during the window of Lindbergh’s Paris land- nature are few and far between, especially those signed to completion. The offered ing on 5/21/27 and the date of the signature inscription 6/3/27. Also present are (4) display showcases a lengthy King signature. Framed to 16-7/8 x 13-1/8”, King’s orbital black and white photos and a 1/2 x 1/2” fabric relic from Lindbergh’s “Spirit black ballpoint signature (signed “Martin Luther King Jr.”) projects (“7”) strength. of St. Louis” plane. Completing this inspiring piece are (2) engraved title plates and Just above, his inscription reads: “In appreciation for your generous goodwill, your black matting which is prominently labeled “Spirit of St. Louis” at bottom center. great humanitarian concern and your consistent support.” Accenting the autograph is This item is accompanied by a University Archives LOA. This item has a reserve. a 5x7 black-and-white photo of King. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a (Estimated value $7,500-$15,000). reserve (estimated value: $2500-$5000). Opening Bid $2500.00 Opening Bid $750.00 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 675. 1970 Meyer Lansky 676. Impressive Signed Handwritten Letter 1910s-1940s Russian From Israel With Original Postcards Lot of Envelope (380) with Lenin & One of the architects of the National Crime Stalin Emphasis Syndicate Commission, Meyer Lansky Witness the historical trans- (d.1983) fled to Israel in 1970 in an attempt formation from Royalty to to avoid tax evasion charges. Presented is a fledgling Communism with Lansky signed handwritten letter with origi- this fascinating collection nal envelope from his temporary home of (380) 1910s-40s Russian Herzlia, Israel. Written in Lansky’s hand on postcards. Presenting in a the reverse side of Sharon Hotels stationary well preserved range of the letter displays in appealing (VG-EX) (VG-EX to EX-MT) with state with two horizontal compacting folds 10% better and 10% lesser this impressive group documents the amazing early 20th and shows a change of pens in the fourth Century social transformation of a politically charged nation. Featuring an array of line. Addressed to Lansky’s daughter and photograph, painting and drawing type images this significant accumulation places son-in-law as “Dear Sandra & Vince” this special emphasis on the leaders of the 1917 Russian Revolution, with 50% of the lot candid correspondence is signed familiarly as “Dad” with (“9”) strength. Dated 9/24/70 bearing images of Lenin and 15% featuring Stalin, plus (14) of both Lenin and the letter’s fascinating contents detail touring to the town of Tiberias and hearing shoot- Stalin. Also present are depictions of the Czarist Royalty, German political theorists ing in the Jordan Va l l e y, most likely a reference to “Black September” fighting during Marx and Engels, Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Trotsky, and a variety of public the 1970 Jordan Civil Wa r. Postmarked 9/24/70 the mailing envelope shows the recipi- gatherings including marches, rallies and crowd scenes. Storage in (2) handsome, e n t ’s address in full, however one-fourth of the front is absent at right. LOA f r o m protective binders has enhanced the excellent preservation of this vintage collection. University Archives. This item has a reserve. (Estimated value $1,800-$2,500). This item has a reserve. (Estimated value is $1,200-$2,000). Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $250.00 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 677. Walt Disney 678. Jean Harlow Autographed Polo Ball Framed Display When taking time off from pio- With Personally neering the animation film genre Worn Silk Bra Walt Disney would partake in Sex symbol film star Hollywood area polo matches for Jean Harlow’s intoxi- recreation. Offered is a c.1930s cating screen presence game used polo ball signed by left a lasting impression Disney (d.1966, “8”), western on popular culture. Her film actor Jack Holt (d.1951, “8- memorable performanc- 9”) and Australian Olympic boxer es in the 1931 films “Snowy” Baker (d.1953, “7“). “Platinum Blonde” and Spanning 5” wide by 1-1/2” tall “Bombshell” were sem- D i s n e y ’s signature is the most inal to the creation of the “blonde-bombshell” Hollywood stereotype which thank- prominent on the well abraded fully has given rise to an unending stream of silver screen sirens. Presented is a ball with ink continuity evidenc- risqué framed display featuring Ms. Harlow’s personally worn cream colored, silk ing the ball was signed after bra. Adorned with handmade floral appliqués and fitted ribbon straps this vintage game use. Approximately the size of a baseball this vintage polo ball shows extensive lingerie is showcased with an intriguing 9x12 photo in an elegant 35x21 gold gilt signs of use and is marked “Made in British India”. Disney’s ties to the other signers frame with acanthus leaf motif tastefully replete with multi-layer matting. The stun- are traced to the appearance of Holt as the referee in the 1936 animated short ning black and white image depicts Harlow in a figure flattering white gown vamp- “ M i c k e y ’s Polo Match” and Baker’s status as a Hollywood polo teacher who taught ing invitingly atop a polar bear rug. Completing this enthralling memento is a 5x4 many film stars and also worked as a stunt coach. Included with this item is COA f r o m engraved brass title plate. Accompanied by University Archives LOA. This item has University Archives. This item has a reserve. (Estimated value is $3,000-$5,000). Opening Bid $900.00 a reserve. (Estimated value $1,500-$2,500). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

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679. Joe Bonanno Worn Eyeglasses and Signed Check Not just business, the offered effects were the personal property of Joe Bonanno (d.2002). Reputed to be the head of a New York Mafia family from the 1930s-60s Bonanno is widely believed to be the basis for the fictional “Vito Corleone” character of the 1969 book and 1972 film “The Godfather”. Presented is a nicely preserved pair of Bonanno’s worn eyeglasses and a signed check. Manufactured by “American Optical” the plastic rimmed designer eyewear contains heavy glass bifocal lenses and is accompanied by a notarized COA from “GOing 1nce Auctions” of Tucson. Dated 2/23/05 the COA is signed by Bonanno’s daughter-in-law Rosali (Profaci) Bonanno. Drawn on “The Bank of Arizona” and made payable to “Keller’s Drugs” the 5/25/73 check (EX) bears a distinctive (“9-10”) quality signature and also includes the initials “JBm” (“9-10”) in the memo box, with the “m” reportedly indicating medicine. This attractive check bears a colorful Native American graphic at left and bank stamp and perforations at center which contact only the upper loop of the letter “J” in the clearly legible signature. Also present is a three page LOA from “University Archives”. This lot has a reserve. (Estimated value is $2,500-$5,000). Opening Bid $750.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 681. John Gotti Signed Handwritten Letter with Original Prison Envelope The “Teflon Don” showed his resilience in the offered signed handwritten letter. While incarcerated John Gotti (d.2002) authored this letter detailing his feeling great despite a can- cer diagnosis which would eventually 680. (4) 1850s E. Remington & Sons Signed Checks claim his life. Accompanied by an Generations of soldiers and office workers shaped America’s fortunes envelope postmarked 10/25/99 the per- employing the products of pioneering firearm and typewriter manufacturer sonal note was sent to Barbara E. Remington & Sons. Offered are (4) 1850s checks with (2) signed as “E. DeCicco, daughter of Gambino family Remington & Sons”, dated 12/3/1852 and 2/12/1853 (both “9”) and (2) associate George DeCicco. Signed signed as “S. Remington”, dated 11/2/1854 and 2/19/1855 which present (“9”) as “Johnny”, this fascinating cor- (“9“, “7”) with deference to minor and considerable ink migration respec- respondence also cites Gotti’s disdain tively. Displaying average (VG-EX) quality with bank cancellation slits that for writing in pencil. This item has a do not interfere with the signatures, these Ilion Bank checks feature perti- reserve. (Estimated value $1,500- nent blacksmith imagery at left. $3,000). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $500.00

682. “The Godfather” Joe Bonanno 683. FBI Computer Processor Board 684. 1945 Lou Costello Signed Signed Check from James “Whitey Bulger” Wire- Personal Check Opening Bid $100.00 Tap Investigation Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00

686. Charles Addams Signed and 687. (2) 1964 Framed Beatles Original Original “Uncle Fester” Color 685. 1945 Errol Flynn Signed Sketch - Full Photographs Opening Bid Personal Check JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

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688. 1927 Milton Bradley 689. Greta Garbo’s “Movie-Land” Boxed Set Estate Copy of Book of (2) Puzzles with “Babe “Ekolod” Signed by Comes Homes” & “The Author Marguerite Yankee Clipper” Wenner-Gren Put all the pieces together with this From the estate of Swedish rare 1927 Milton Bradley boxed movie star Greta Garbo a 1956 set of puzzles. Featured are (2) 1st edition copy of the book 8x10 puzzles housed in their origi- “Ekolod” by Maguerite Wenner- nal box (VG) labeled “Movie-Land Gren wife of Electrolux appliance Puzzle”. The inside of the box lid magnate Axel Wenner-Gren. lists eight puzzle sets, the offered Measuring 5-3/4 x 8-3/4” this set is #6 and depicts scenes from slender fifty-one page softcover two 1927 silent films including the volume is signed (“9”) and baseball comedy “Babe Comes inscribed by the author on the Home” starring “Babe” Ruth as title page as “To Greta with warm title character Babe Dugan (EX) affection Marguerite”. Formatted with deference to a 1/4” section of in poetry style and printed entire- surface paper loss, and “The ly in Swedish the book features Yankee Clipper” (EX) starring several page sections which are “Junior” Coghlan. Also present is a not separated at top and displays black cardboard viewing frame. in (VG-EX) condition with wear More on our website. restricted to the periphery. More Opening Bid $250.00 on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

690. Entertainers Autograph Lot of (8) With Mansfield, Bardot and Bacall - All JSA Rough-and-ready cowboys and sultry screen starlets fill the bill in this lot of (8) autographed flats. Star- struck signatures average (“9”) quality with highlights including: Gene Autry 7- 7/8 x 9-7/8” color photo signed in black marker; Brigitte Bardot 8 x 9- 691. (52) 1930s-1990s Entertainer/Musician Signed Checks 13/16” color photo signed in black marker; Sophia with Doris Day & Jimmy Stewart Loren 8 x 9-3/4” black- Stars of the silver screen, television and music are the endorsers of these (52) 1930s- and-white photo signed in 1990s signed checks. Drawn and cancelled from various accounts, the signatures over- black marker; Jayne whelmingly present (“8”) strength or better. Highlights include Doris Day, Glenn Mansfield 8-1/2 x 10-1/4” Ford, Jack Haley, Louis Lewyn (d.1969), Jack Lord, Bob Newhart, Vincent Price Jr., black-and-white photo Carl Reiner, Robert Reiner, Linda Ronstadt, Dinah Shore, Jimmy Stewart and Sharon signed and personalized by Mansfield (d.1967) in blue ballpoint (full JSA). Individual Stone. These signatures have not undergone third-party review as personal checks are JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. most often a reliable source of authentication. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

693. (24) Chuck Connors Signed “Rifle Man” 8x10 Photographs Adept on the diamond, the hard- wood and, most of all, as the rifle-toting Lucas McCain in his 692. Original 1960s G.I. Joe Collection of (9) Action Figures fabled television role, Chuck Plus Jeep Set in Original Box & an Assortment of Accessories Connors is por- Hasbro coined the term “action figure” in 1964 when it launched the GI Joe series trayed in the lat- creating a genre which exploded in popularity. Offered is a collection of (9) original ter role on these 1960s GI Joe figures with (4) in original boxes. Also present are numerous uniforms (24) autographed and accessories plus a 1965 “Jeep Combat Set” in original box. Included figures are: 8x10 photographs. Each shows a handsome chiseled face, rolled up sleeves, a cowboy (3) 1964 pieces with boxes: Marine, Pilot and Sailor; 1965 Deep Sea Diver; (3) 1966 hat and trusty rifle resting on the left shoulder. In blue marker, Connors (d.1992) has SOTW pieces: Australian Jungle Fighter, German Soldier and Imperial Japanese penned “Rifle Man” on (23), while his comedic side came out on one that is signed Soldier; 1967 Talking Marine with box; 1967 Scuba Diver. More on our website. “Rifle Girl.” Signatures show (“10”) strength throughout. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

96 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 694. (4) Turn-of-the- 695. 1890s-1960s World’s Century Framed Fair and Expositions Tobacco Memorabilia Collection with Advertisements 1893 Art Book & 1939 Tobacco specialists will want to Diorama decorate their dens or offices Go Global with this exciting collection with these four turn-of-the-cen- of 1890s-1960s World’s tury framed tobacco advertise- Fair/Expositions memorabilia. Star ments. Included are 1.) “Fatima: attractions are an 1893 “Chicago “A Sensible Cigarette” 11-3/4 x Tribune” 12x9 Art Supplements book: 15”; 2.) “Seal of North cover (VG), (11) prints (average EX- Carolina: H.R.H The Princess of MT) and a 1939 accordion-style 6-1/2 x Wales” 11x15; 3.) “Sweet 5” diorama (VG-EX). Also present: (10) Lotus” 14-1/2 x 17” (antique 1893 Columbian Exposition items with frame) and 4.) 1912 “Zira: Satin (8) silver-plated souvenir spoons (average EX-MT), (2) stereoview cards (average Wonder in Each Package” VG) and a 12x10 pop-up book (FR-GD); (3) 1939 New York items with 19x19 tapes- 16x20 (mild wear to frame). try (NM), program (EX-MT) and a set of (54) stamps (MIP). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

696. 1950s Post I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Cereal Grandma 697. Rudy Valleé Signed Moses Giveaway Check Lot of (200+) Advertising Display Crooner Rudy Valleé (d.1986) Advertising aficionados go was the 20th Century’s first mass for the abundant appeal of media pop star, performing as a this mid-Century store dis- s i n g e r, actor and band leader. play. Offered is a 1950s Post O ffered is a lot of (200+) 1933-36 Cereal die-cut advertisement Valleé signed checks. Drawn on measuring 31x21. This “Manufacturers Trust Company” dynamic display features an these vintage vouchers display exhilarated woman holding a average (“9”) quality signatures. set of four Grandma Moses Bearing typical bank stamps and prints which were made available in boxes of “40% Bran Flakes”. Showing vibrant cancellation perforations many of colors and well defined graphics this stunning piece is minimally affected by modest the checks are hand endorsed on peripheral wear and a minor soiling streak at left. Side perforated stand-up panels are the reverse by the payees. A l s o in original unfolded condition and only one of three scored holes is punched. present are (21) checks signed by Va l l e é ’s attorney and (2) balance statements. This item Opening Bid $200.00 has a reserve. (Estimated value is $400-$1,000). Opening Bid $250.00 698. (4) 699. Paul McCartney 1960s Single-Signed Music Baseball - Full JSA Group/Star One of two southpaws in Pennants perhaps the most famous four-man rotation of all- with The time, legendary musician Rolling and former “Beatle” Paul Stones & McCartney switched arenas as he autographed this OAL Elvis Budig baseball. The mildly Chart topping toned sphere (grade “6”) is “pop” culture icons set the tone in this lot of (4) vintage 1960s music group/star pen- decorated with McCartney’s nants. Displaying in incredibly well preserved condition these stunning souvenirs black ballpoint penning, show clean, vivid colors with only minor wear on the lettering and are free of pin- which projects (“8”) strength holes and tape residue. All (4) full size flags measure 29” long by 12” high at the left and clarity in its occupancy end. Present are 1) “Souvenir of the Rolling Stones“ (NM-MT), 2) “I Love Elvis” of the sweet spot. Full photo (NM), 3) “I Love the Jackson 5” (NM) and 4) “I Love Sonny & Cher” (EX-MT). LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

700. Classic Rock Band 701. Rock & Roll Band “Official Tour” Guitar Lot of (30) Concert Tour Pick Lot of (30) with (2) Guitar Picks with (3) Kiss Rolling Stones Rock ‘til you drop with this collec- Get your ya-ya’s out with this tion of (30) rock & roll band con- exciting collection of (30) classic cert tour guitar picks. Tossed to rock band “official tour” guitar audience members or perhaps dis- picks. Tossed from the stage or creetly bestowed backstage by per- doled out privately by band mem- formers/crew these picks are bers/staff these prized collectibles authentic souvenirs of music histo- are thrilling mementos of big-time ry. Present are: (3) Kiss, (2) Beach musical events. All (30) picks dis- Boys, B. Joel, B. Gibbons, B. Raitt, play in excellent condition with B. Setzer, Bon Jovi, Boston, CSNY, appealing original details. Present Cher, Def Leppard, D. Betts, J. are: (2) Rolling Stones, AC/DC, (2) Aerosmith, (3) solo Beatles, B. Seger, B.B. King, Buffett, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, B. Guy, (4) Eagles, E. Vedder, E. Clapton, Fleetwood Mac, GNR-Slash, J. Cash, Little Steven, M. Etheridge, (2) Metallica, N. Wilson, P. Scialfa, Pretenders, R. Madonna, R. Wood solo, (4) Van Halen, (4) Who. More on our website. Derringer, (3) T. Petty and “Pick Collectors Suck”. All picks display attractive original Opening Bid $200.00 details. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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702. Late 703. 1949 Bowman 1880s Baseball #226 704. 1954 Bowman Raised Duke Snider Baseball #66 Ted Seam Rookie PSA 5 Williams PSA 6 Baseball Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00

705. Gibbs- Conner 706. (4) 1982 1954 O-Pee-Chee Cleveland Baseball Indians Unopened “111 Win” Wax Boxes Version Opening Bid Bank $200.00 707. (16) 1986 O-Pee-Chee Baseball Opening Bid Unopened Complete/Near Wax Boxes $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

708. 1987 Donruss Baseball Wax & Rack Case Opening Bid $200.00 709. (6) 1986-1992 Topps & Fleer 710. St. Patrick’s Day Baseball Cap Lot Baseball Wax/Rack Cases of (10) With (3) Professional Model Caps Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

712. 1993 711. 1986 American World League All- Champion Star Team- 713. 1960s North New York Signed Texas State Mets Baseball University Rare Team- with (28) “Scrappy” Mascot Signed Autographs Bobble Head Ball - Full with Full Opening Bid $250.00 JSA Opening Bid JSA $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

714. Jack 716. Robert Dempsey F. Kennedy 715. 1986-87 Fleer Signed World Signed and Basketball #57 War II U.S. Framed Michael Jordan Coast Guard Display - Promotional Rookie PSA 9 Opening Bid $500.00 Full JSA Photo Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $100.00

98 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 718. 1887- 717. (37) 1933-1941 Pre- 1972 Baseball War Baseball Grab Bag Shoebox with (32) Graded Including Collection of (4) Hall of Famers (152) Cards Eclectic assortment of (37) 1933-1941 with (8) pre-war baseball cards, (32) of which Koufax & are graded. Included are 1933 DeLong: #15 (PSA 4.5); 1934-36 Many Pre- Diamond Stars: (2 graded) with #12 War Hall of (BVG 4.5), #39 Hubbell (PSA 5); Famers 1934 Goudey: (32 cards, 27 PSA Dazzling assort- graded) with PSA 5: #16; PSA 4.5: (8 ment of (152) cards) with #8, 36, 51, 74, 77, 78, 79, 1887-1972 baseball singles with several pre-war Hall of Famers from various ACC 81; PSA 4: (7 cards) with #26, 40, 46, designations and (8) Koufax examples headlining. Highlights include 1887 N172 Old 50, 59, 69, 91; PSA 3: (6 cards) with Judge: (FR, reverse paper loss, Philadelphia); 1933 Goudey: #187 Manush (GD); #3, 4, 64 (mc), 80 (mc), 85, #90 1934 Goudey: #62 Greenberg (PR); 1935 Goudey Four-in-One: Goslin/Schuble Cuyler; PSA 2.5: #73; PSA 2: (4 (GD), P. Waner/Hoyt/L. Waner (VG-EX); 1939 Play Ball: #51 Ott (VG); 1941 Play cards) with #20, 71 (mk), 72, 87; Ball: #19 Gehringer (GD); 1948 Bowman: #3 Kiner RC (GD); 1954 Topps: #1 T. Ungraded: (5 cards, average VG) Williams (GD), #10 J. Robinson (GD); 1956 Topps: #260 Reese (EX); 1957 Topps: with #58, 65, 66, 86, 93; 1941 Play #302 Koufax (GD); 1958 Topps: #187 Koufax (VG); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax Ball: (2 PSA graded) with #6 Hubbell (VG); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC (VG), #343 Koufax (VG); 1961 Topps: (PSA 5) and 51 (PSA 4.5). #344 Koufax (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: #5 Koufax (VG-EX) and 1964 Topps: #200 Opening Bid $250.00 Koufax (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

719. (21) 720. 1963 Fleer Baseball 1951-1971 Complete Set (66/66) with Topps & (4) SGC Graded Red Heart Formidable 1963 Fleer Baseball Baseball complete set of (66) cards hallmarked by a quartet of SGC graded Stars with keys. The overall approximate con- (13) dition breakdown for the ungraded Graded— portion is as follows: 20% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) Mostly Stars and 30% (VG or lesser) with a hand- Including ful of instances of trimming. Mantle Highlights include #4 B. Robinson An astounding (SGC 84), #5 Mays (VG-EX), #8 selection of (21) Yastrzemski (VG), #41 Drysdale 1951-1971 Topps (SGC 80), #42 Koufax (SGC 88), and Red Heart Baseball stars, (13) of which are graded. Included are 1952 Topps: #43 Wills RC (VG), #45 Spahn #232 (PSA 4); 1953 Topps: #104 Berra (PSA 3), 201 (PSA 6.5), #207 Ford (VG), (SGC 84), #46 Adcock SP (VG), #56 #263 Podres RC (PSA 4), 265 (BVG 5), 279 (VG); 1954 Red Heart: Fondy (PSA 6), Clemente (VG-EX), #59 Mazeroski Schoendienst (BVG 8); 1958 Topps: #52 Clemente (PSA 8, mc), #150 Mantle (PSA (EX-MT), #61 Gibson (VG), #64 4), #476 Musial AS (PSA 6); 1959 Topps: #20 Snider (PSA 6), #163 Koufax (PSA 8, Cepeda (EX) and NNO CL SP (GD). oc); 1960 Topps: #316 McCovey RC (GD), #350 Mantle (VG); 1962 Topps: #50 Due to rudimentary factory printing Musial (VG-EX); 1963 Topps: #540 Clemente (VG); 1968 Topps: #280 Mantle (FR), techniques, slight size/centering 1969 Topps: #50 Clemente (PSA 6.5) and 1971 Topps: #630 Clemente (BVG 7.5). variances are present. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

721. 1973-1979 Topps Baseball Complete Run of (7) Sets “The Real One!” Circle the bases and head for home with this comprehensive run of (7) 1973-1979 Topps Baseball complete sets. Highlights include 1973 Topps set: (average VG-EX) with #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (GD); 1974 Topps set: (average EX, 44/44 Traded); 1975 Topps set: (average EX-MT) with #228 Brett RC (EX); 722. (15) 1920s-70s Unsigned Vintage Baseballs in Original 1976 Topps set: (average Boxes/Wrappers VG to VG-EX); 1977 Topps Celebrate “America’s Pastime” with this exciting lot of (15) 1920s-70s unsigned vin- set: (average NM); 1978 tage baseballs in original boxes/wrappers. Highlights are: 1) c.1990 “Official Charles Topps set: (EX-MT to NM) O. Finley” ball (MIB) in sealed box (NM); 2) c.1920s Spalding “W.B.U.” ball (MIB) with #36 Murray RC (EX- in sealed box (VG), 3) 1949-51 ONL/Frick ball (NM-MY) with light uniform toning MT), #707 Molitor/Trammell and original Spalding wrapper (GD-VG), 4) 1960s Sears “Ted Williams Little RC (NM) and 1979 Topps League” ball (EX) toned with small abrasions in opened box (VG), 5) 1960-73 Reach set: (average EX-MT). More on our website. OAL/Cronin ball (MIB) in unopened box (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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723. 1908 724. 1922 Lion Dietsche Brand Babe Ruth Postcards Flip Book Miniature Ty Cobb Movie (Batting) Enthralling 1922 Lion BVG 1.5 Brand Babe Ruth flip book. The sound slugging with mechanics of “The Copyright Bambino” are on display in 1908 on this miniature black-and- white movie. By quick Back But thumbing through the inner No pages, an intense live action “Cobb” scene is created for the Printed on sports fan. Measures 1-3/4 x 2-1/2” with expected cover Front creasing. Despite moderate Graded 1.5 Fair by BVG. From the dawn of Ty Cobb’s historic career comes the wear to the pages, the over- offered 1908 Dietsche Tigers Postcard artifact. Displays a scarce 1908 copyright vari- all presentation of this pre- ation on the reverse but without “Cobb” printed on front. The determined Georgian war heirloom is not dimin- holds his weapon of choice low as he awaits an unfortunate pitch. Despite a combina- ished. For the advanced tion of surface and perimeter wear commensurate with the technical assessment, the Ruthian collector who antiquity still presents nicely. With exception to slight paper loss/tape residue resulting thought they had it all. from album mounting, the biographical reverse is clean. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

725. 1946- 726. (83) 1948-1954 49 W603 Bowman Baseball Sports Cards with (26) Exchange Graded Including All-Star Many Stars Picture File Premier assortment of (83) Near Set 1948-1954 Bowman Baseball cards with (26) (70/113) graded including many Hall Fill the post- of Famers and stars. war void with Highlights include 1949 this interesting Bowman: #26 Kell (BVG 1946-49 W603 5), #85 Mize (SGC 60, Sports NNOF), #238 Lemon RC Exchange All- (PSA 4); 1950 Bowman: Star Picture #46 Berra (PSA 4), #217 File near set of Stengel (SGC 86), #219 (70/113) aver- Bauer RC (SGC 84); 1951 age (VG to VG-EX) unless noted. Measuring 7x10 these blank back cards are labeled Bowman: (37 cards, com- as originating with “International News Photo”. Highlights are (21) HOFers Boudreau posite VG, mostly stars); (GD), Combs, J. DiMaggio (GD-VG), Dickey, Doerr, Feller, Foxx, Frisch, Gehrig, 1952 Bowman: #116 Snider Grove, Herman, Hornsby, Hubbell, Kiner, Newhouser, O’Doul, Rizzuto, Ruth, (PSA 6) and 1953 Bowman Slaughter, Wagner, and Wilson. Also present are (2) duplicates and (7) cut half-panels. Color: #18 Fox (PSA 5). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

727. (2) 1951 728. 1954-56 Spic & Topps Span Milwaukee Connie Braves Complete Mack’s Set of (18) Postcards Following their departure All-Time from Boston, the Braves All-Star were welcomed into their Team PSA new Milwaukee home with Graded open arms and soaring attendance. This 1954-56 Cards with Spic & Span Milwaukee Johnson & Braves complete set of (18) Wagner postcards features a stellar cast of players who would Each graded ultimately enjoy Fall by PSA. A pair Classic success. The corre- of “Class of spondence pieces average 1936” stal- (EX) throughout with warts are team unmarked backs. Keys on these radi- include Aaron (EX), ant 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s All-Time All-Star Team examples. Included are appro- Adcock (EX), Mathews priately judged copies of 1.) W. Johnson (PSA Authentic—Altered) and 2.) Wagner (EX) and Spahn (EX). (PSA 3). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

100 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 730. (12) 1959-1992 Willie Mays Bazooka Items with 729. (7) 1953-1959 Boxes, Panels & Topps Baseball Singles Willie Mays Cards True bubble gum cards are Fans of Willie Mays will available with these (12) want to build upon this 1959-1992 Willie Mays foundation of (7) differ- Bazooka boxes, panels and ent early career 1953- singles. These neatly 1959 Topps singles. extracted cardboard treas- Included are 1.) 1953 ures are perfect for oddball Topps #244 (GD); 2.) enthusiasts and Mays sup- 1954 Topps #90 (VG- porters. Included are 1959 EX); 3.) 1955 Topps w/tab (GD), 1960 #13 #194 (EX); 4.) 1956 (NM), 1961 #23 (EX-MT), Topps #130 (VG); 1962 panel with Scwall, 5.)1957 Topps #10 (EX- Larker (EX-MT), 1963 #12 MT); 6.) 1958 Topps #5 (VG), 1964 #12 (NM), (trimmed, with writing) 1965 panel #10/11/#12 and 7.) 1959 Topps #50 Mays (VG-EX), 1966 #16 (VG). (NM), 1968 partial box #14 Playing the Outfield (NM), 1971 Numbered #47 (EX- Opening Bid $250.00 MT), 1971 Unnumbered (VG) and 1992 folded box (NM-MT, pictures Mays on box). Opening Bid $250.00

731. (21) 1965-1976 732. (36) 1960-1983 Willie Mays O-Pee- Mostly Topps Chee and Post Willie Mays Canadian Issues Oddball, Test & Triumphant assortment of Proof Cards (21) 1965-1976 Willie Mays Spice up your Willie Mays O-Pee-Chee and Post collection with these (36) Canadian issues. Included are 1960-1983 mostly Topps OPC Mays: (20 cards) with oddball, test and proof 1965 #6 LL (VG), 1966: #1 cards. Highlights include (EX), (2) #19 Giants (NM, 1960s: (30 items) with EX-MT); 1967 #191 CL 1962 Bucks (VG-EX), (VG-EX), 1968 #50 (VG- 1963 Peel-Offs (EX-MT), EX), 1969 #190 (VG-EX), 1964 Bazooka Stamps 1969 Deckle Edge (EX-MT), (NM), 1964 Stand-Ups 1971: #563 Giants (EX-MT), (NM), (2) 1964 Tattoos #600 (VG-EX); 1972: #49 (both EX, both variations), (EX), #50 IA (EX-MT); 1967 Who Am I? #33 1973: #1 Ruth/Aaron/Mays (NM), 1968 Posters #12 (VG), #305 (EX), Mets CL (EX), (3) 1969 Deckle (VG); 1974: #56 Mets (EX- Edge progressive proofs MT), #473 WS (NM); 1975: with final #33 (average NM); 1970s: (5 items) with 1971 Tattoos Sheet #16 (EX-MT) #192 MVP (NM), #203 MVP (EX-MT), 1976 #531 Mets (NM) and Other Mays: and 1973 Candy Lids (VG-EX). More on our website. 1962 Post #142 (VG). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

734. (17) 1960s- Modern Willie Mays Bobble Head Dolls Willie Mays nods in the affirmative at the prospect of purchasing these (17) 1960s-modern bobble head dolls which bear his Hall of Fame likeness. Unless noted, each display piece is “Mint In Box.” Highlights include high-grade 1960s White Base with original box 733. 1954 “Say Hey, Willie Mays” Sheet Music & 45 RPM (presents NM with Record deference to slight imperfection on chin), (2) 1992 SAM (one #/3000, one gold base shortprint variation), 2002 Pro Specialties Birmingham Barons SGA (1000 made), (2) Extremely scarce tandem of 1954 Say Hey, Willie Mays music keepsakes. Included are 2004 Forever Collectibles Legends of the Park (one Giants, one Mets, 5000 made of 1.) 1954 Paco Music by Willard Robinson five-page Say Hey, Willie Mays sheet music each); (3) 2004 Forever Collectibles Mays/Bonds 660 Legends of the Diamond with (NM) and 1.) 1954 The Wanderers 45 RPM single released on Decca Records with “Bobblemates”, “The Catch” and Mays batting (5000 made of each). More on our Say Hey, Willie Mays on the A-side and Don’t Drop It on the flip (presents VG, with website. moderate abrasions to the vinyl surface). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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736. (783) 1970 Topps Baseball Semi- 737. (751) 1970 Topps Baseball Singles High Numbers from Vending from Vending 735. (345) 1970 Topps Baseball High Extremely clean group of (783) 1970 Topps Baseball Virtually untouched assembly of (751) 1970 To p p s Numbers from Vending semi-high numbers from period vending boxes. Several Baseball singles direct from period vending boxes. T h i s Featured are (345) 1970 Topps Baseball high numbers of these delicate 42 year-old cards are suitable candi- r a z o r-sharp group comprising cards from various lower straight from period vending boxes. This high-grade dates for third-party professional grading. Duplication series are found in groups of approximately 1-20 cards group will yield many viable candidates for third-party is extensive, but quality is high. Highlights are: (28) per player. Highlights include Hall of Famers: (23 cards) professional grading. Although no major stars are #547, (92) 548, (15) #549 Cardinals Team, (41) #550 F. with (12) #291 Durocher, (11) #346 Schoendienst; Te a m noticeable in this more difficult series, there are still Howard, (15) #552 Royals Rookies, (53) 553, (58) 558, C a r d s : (24 cards) with (4) #387 Orioles Team, (3) #448 plenty of semi-stars, team and rookie cards to fit the (62) 570, (12) #573 Padres Rookies, (15) #579 Tigers Astros Team, (8) #501 White Sox Team, (6) #509 Expos bill. Mixed with small player groupings. Team, (13) #588 CL and (25) 601. More on website. Team and (3) #522 Angels Team. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

740. 1950s-60s Photo Pack/Poster Lot of 738. (303) 1971 Topps Baseball High (66) with Clemente, Mantle & Mays Numbers from Vending Stars abound in this classic 1950s-60s photo pack/mini- poster lot of (66). Highlights are (9) PSA graded items These elite 1971 Topps Baseball high numbers featur- 739. (608) 1971 Topps Baseball Semi- ing (303) cards were pulled directly from period vend- with 1967 Topps “Pin-Ups”: #11 Clemente (PSA 6) ing boxes. Included are razor-sharp copies (4) #647, (9) High Numbers from Vending and #12 Mays (PSA 4); 1958-65 “Jay Publishing #652 Braves Team, (3) 657, (7) 660, (6) 663, (6) 668, Pitch-Black 1971 To p p s ! Possibilities abound from this Photos”: (7) with Banks-Type 1 (PSA 5), Berra-Type 1 (5) 670, (21) #674 Expos Team, (5) 675, (4) 676, (18) cache of (608) 1971 Topps Baseball semi-high number (PSA 4.5), Mantle-Type 1 (PSA 6), Mantle-Type 2 678, (14) 679, (4) 681, (18) 682, (18) 684, (13) 685, cards. These “straight from vending” examples are viable (PSA 2), Rose-Type 2 (PSA 5), Spahn-Type 1 “Pitcher” (11) 689, (6) 690, (3) 691, (4) 695, (11) 696, (6) 699, candidates for professional grading. Included are (77) (PSA 5), Spahn-Type 1 “Braves” (PSA 5). Additional (10) 701, (2) 702, (9) 703, (4) 707, (14) 712, (6) 718, #526, (12) 533, (78) 534, (62) 542, (56) 558, (33) 565, highlights are (14) 1950s-60s 5x7 photo pack HOFers (10) 720, (2) 721, (9) 726, (5) #728 N.L. Outfield (58) 578, (47) #584 Indians Team, (11) 597, (25) 602, average (VG-EX to EX) with Aaron, (2) Koufax, Rookies, (3) 732, (4) 741, (14) #742 Royals Team, (12) (12) 616, (24) #620 F. Howard, (34) 622, (71) #633 Mantle, (5) Maris, (3) Mays, Musial and Snider. More #747 N.L. Rookie Pitchers and (3) 752. American League Rookie Stars and (8) #641 Mets Team. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

742. Baseball Balance of Collection Lot of (70) with (4) 1958-62 Hartland Statues Diversify your holdings with 743. 1950s-2000s Philadelphia interesting bal- Phillies/Athletics Treasure Chest Lot of 741. 1978 & 1979 Topps Baseball ance of collection (36) with (3) Bobble Heads Unopened Wax Boxes lot of (70) base- Phanatics flip for this treasure chest of (36) Older wax and graded card specialists will pay close ball cards/memo- Philadelphia Phillies/Athletics collectibles. Highlights attention to this unopened pair of 1978 and 1979 Topps rabilia. Highlights are: (4) 1958-62 Hartland statues are: (3) bobble heads with 1)1960s gold base 6” tall Baseball wax boxes. Included in this unsearched tan- with Mathews (EX), Spahn (VG-EX), Batboy (EX) and with raised jersey letters (EX-MT), 2) 1960s gold base dem are 1.) 1978 Topps wax box (36 packs per, possi- Minor Leaguer (VG-EX); Spahn signed 8x10 with 7” tall with decal jersey letters (VG-EX) and 3) 2002 ble Molitor/Trammell RC, Murray RC, Ryan) with PSA/DNA basic cert (“9”); 1960 Topps #377 Maris “Harry & Whitey” in original box (MT); 1960s moderate wear to the corners of the packs. The contents (PSA-6); 1962 Topps #1 Maris (PSA-5). Also present “Johnny Hero” 13” doll (EX-MT); 1960s “Olympic are still presumed high-grade. The display box has a are: 1950s Yankees mini-pennant; (11) PSA/SGC grad- Hero” Phillies uniform/equipment in original package partially separated lid with tape repaired panels and 2.) ed cards; (16) 1952-55 Red Man cards including (14) (MIP); (3) yearbooks: 1953 Athletics (EX), 1955 1979 Topps wax box (36 packs, 12 cards per, possible with tabs; (27) 1950s-80s ungraded cards; (7) assorted Phillies (VG-EX) and 1964 Phillies (VG). Also present Murray, Ryan, O. Smith RC). flats. More on our website. are (28) assorted flats/pins. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

102 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 744. (20) 1960s Yoo- Hoo Cans Endorsed by New York Yankees Players with Mantle Popular soft- drink Yoo-Hoo enjoyed its great- 746. 1970s-1990s Game-Worn Major est period of suc- League Baseball Jersey Lot of (4) cess employing 745. 1970s-1990s Game-Used Bat Lot of Big league pitchers and mentors wore these (4) 1970s- the master of 1990s jerseys. With proper tagging and twill identifiers, malapropisms Yogi Berra in an effective advertising (10) With Garvey, D. Murphy and the garments include: Mark Eichorn 1989 Atlanta campaign made memorable by Yogi’s classic catch- Stirnweiss Lathe Bat Braves; Tom Hume: 1986-1987 Philadelphia Phillies; phrase “it’s me-he for Yoo-Hoo”. Presented are (20) This arsenal of (10) game-used and professional model Joe Lonnett 1977-1984 Pittsburgh Pirates (coach); 1960s Yoo-Hoo cans endorsed by Berra and (4) New weapons is a ready-made starter collection for the white Ron Oglesby: 1990 San Diego Padres (bullpen catch- York Yankees teammates. Absent of lids these identical ash and diamond enthusiast. Includes 1970s-1990s lum- er). More on our website. 5-1/2 x 2” cans display in grades of (VG to EX) and ber wielded or turned for: DiPino, Dwyer, Fregosi, Opening Bid $200.00 feature the same group of five Yankee players at bottom Garvey (autographed), Moseby, D. Murphy, E. with the slogan “The Drink of Champions”. The five Robinson, R. Santana (autographed), Santiago and players are Berra, Ford, Mantle, Richardson and Tresh. Stirnweiss (lathe bat). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

748. Kansas City Royals 1980s-2000s Game-Worn Lot of (4) With (2) Jackets 749. 1990s-2000s San Francisco Giants and (2) Caps Game-Worn Lot of (4) With (2) Jerseys 747. Montreal Expos Game-Worn Lot of Darlings of the Midwest, the Kansas City Royals head- and (2) Caps (3) With Jersey, Jacket and Cap line this lot of (4) game-worn items. The all-original Heroes from Candlestick Park and Pacific Bell Park As Major League baseball expanded “north of the bor- diamond artifacts show nice game wear and include: donned these (4) San Francisco Giants apparel items d e r,” these (3) items were worn by Montreal Expos play- Frank White 1980s Game-Worn Jacket: a satin-like during the 1990s through 2000s. Includes: (2) Game- ers. Includes: J e r s e y : home alternate jersey worn by button-down garment with proper “Wilson” tagging; Worn Jerseys: Giants road jerseys respectively worn pitcher Pete Young in 1993; J a c k e t : blue satin-like but- 2000s Game-Worn Jacket: a “Reebok” pullover gar- by Todd Benzinger (1994) and Alan Embree (2000- ton-down jacket likely worn during the 1970s or 1980s; ment; (2) Game-Worn Caps: includes a Jorge Orta 2001); (2) Game-Worn Caps: black wool accessories C a p : 1985-1987 “New Era” accessory. The all-original 1984 cap and a 2000s alternate cap. Both are “New including one with a 2002 World Series patch. More on items show nice game wear. More on our website. Era” models. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

752. (3) “Legends of the Diamond” Giant-Size LE Orioles Bobbing Heads 750. Joe Torre and Derek Jeter Game- with Ripken, B. Robinson & Tejada Worn New York Yankees Caps 751. Early-2000s Los Angeles Dodgers Despite appearances, PED usage has been ruled out in The last New York Yankee icons to wear single-digit Game-Worn Bullpen Jacket the case of these shelf-busting bobbing heads. Offered uniform numbers that have not yet been retired by the While the sun shines most of the time at Chavez are (3) giant-sized Baltimore Orioles bobble heads club, skipper Joe Torre and shortstop Derek Jeter wore Ravine, Dodger players must brave the spring and fall dolls. Standing 3’ tall including base sections these these caps during their respective tenures as skipper elements of northern and eastern cities. This bullpen behemoth bobbles are part of the LE “Legends of the and captain. The blue wool “New Era” accessories each jacket was worn by a Dodger player during the early- Diamond” series created by Forever Collectibles. feature the “NY” logo embroidered to the front center 2000s. The blue nylon garment features a zippered but- Present are Cal Ripken #84/100, Brooks Robinson and an MLB silhouette logo sewn to the back that dates ton path, “LA” sewn to the left breast in white-on-blue #24/100 and Miguel Tejada #13/100. Displaying in to 2000-2007. Torre’s size “7-1/2” cap has a “6” written twill and “Dodgers” angled atop the back in like fash- handsome original condition with negligible signs of on the bill’s underside, while Jeter’s size “7-1/4” cap ion. Within the collar, a “Majestic” label is accompa- wear, these awesome specimens are housed in their has a “2” inscribed on the bill’s underside. Both show nied by a size “XL” tag. The hooded item has a thick original shipping cartons with the bases packed in sepa- solid wear. lining and shows light wear. More on our website. rate boxes. A shipping surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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753. Multi-Signed 754. (2) 1929- Baseball With Babe Ruth 1930 on Sweet Spot - Full JSA Philadelphia The benchmark for all things Athletics supreme, Babe Ruth is more than Team-Signed just a proper name. “Babe Ruth” is an adjective, a trump card, a Balls With superlative. To wit: Enrique Foxx and Caruso transcended operatic per- Mack - Both formers when dubbed “The Babe Ruth of Tenors.” In the realm of Full JSA autographed baseballs, those deco- Supplanting the rated with Ruth’s penning are pil- Yankees as baseball’s most dominant team, the Philadelphia Athletics won three lars to their collections. For the straight pennants from 1929 through 1931. Members of those Connie Mack-led rosters budget conscious Ruth enthusiast, have autographed these (2) OAL Barnard baseballs. The medium-toned orbs showcase this OAL Johnson orb showcases black-ink scriptings whose strengths range between (“6-7”) and (“2”). Includes: 1929: Ruth’s black-ink scripting (“5-6” (19) signatures with Collins, Foxx and Mack; 1929-1930: (13) signatures with Foxx, strength) on the sweet spot. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Mack and Simmons. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

755. 1937 Kansas City Blues 756. 1946 World Team-Signed Baseball With Champion St. Louis Rare Chris Hartje Signature Cardinals Team-Signed - Full JSA Ball With Musial, Enduring long bus rides and less-than- Schoendienst and Full JSA glamorous venues, (18) members of Having captured their fourth N.L. the Class AA 1937 Kansas City Blues flag in five seasons, the 1946 St. autographed this Official American Louis Cardinals added to the woes of Association (Trautman) baseball. The the curse-stricken BoSox in the Fall medium-toned orb showcases black- Classic. This baseball is autographed ink fountain pen scriptings that average by (29) members of that Redbirds (“5-6”) quality under a coat of period title team. The creamy orb showcas- shellac. Highlights include: Wilcy es black-ink fountain pen scriptings Moore, Johnny Niggeling, Jim that average (“8”) potency under a Oglesby and Chris Hartje. The latter thin coat of shellac. Keys include: signature is decidedly tough, as Hartje was killed in a team bus accident while with Brecheen, Garagiola, Musial and Schoendienst. Bob Feller has signed, as well. Full the 1946 Spokane Indians. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

757. 1925 758. 1950 and 1962 Boston Braves New York & 1953 St. Yankees Louis Team-Signed Cardinals Baseballs Team-Signed With Ruth, Baseballs with Mantle and Full JSA Maris - Full Senior Circuit foes JSA are teamed on this pair of “golden age” team-signed ONL Harridge baseballs. Highlights include 1950 Autographed by Bronx Bombers installments 37 seasons apart, these (2) baseballs Boston Braves: (22 signatures, average “5”, ball grades “4-5”) with Sweet Spot: include: 1925: darkly toned OAL Johnson ball signed in black-ink fountain pen by Southworth (“6”, d.1969); West Panel: Spahn (“3”); East Panel: Reiser (“4”); North (30) with Ruth (“1-2” strength); 1962: a medium-toned Official American Association Panel: Gordon (“6”); 1953 St. Louis Cardinals: (23 signatures, average “4-5”, ball (Burris) ball signed by (16) with Berra (“2” strength) and Mantle (“3-4” strength). grades similarly) with Sweet Spot: Stanky (“4”); South Panel: Musial (“6”) and Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Schoendienst (“6”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

759. 500 Home Run 760. Umpires Multi- Club/Future Member Signed Signed Baseball Lot Baseball with (14) Signatures of (6) with Al Including Mantle, Williams & Barlick Pujols Make the right call with A most interesting 500 Home Run Club this lot of (6) umpire multi- themed signed ONL White baseball with signed baseballs. Key item (14) autographs including the “Original is an OAL/MacPhail ball Eleven”, two newer members and a future (EX) with full photo LOA member in Pujols. Unless noted, each from JSA signed by (13) blue ink script averages (“8-9”) or better. average (“7-8”) including Included are Sweet Spot: T. Williams, (7) umpires with sweet Mantle; West Panel: Aaron, Killebrew; spot: B. Deary, north East Panel: F. Robinson, McCovey; North Panel: Banks, Mays, R. Jackson, panel: M. Fleming, S. Shapiro, B. Kinnamon, south panel: R. Hemond, E, Gregg McGwire (“6”); South Panel: Mathews, Schmidt, Pujols and F. Thomas (“7”). Full (severely faded), east panel; S. Palermo, F. Pulli, west panel: R. Garcia, I. Brown, J. photo LOA from PSA/DNA for “The Original Eleven” autographs and full photo Linsalata, A. Barlick, T. Cooney. Also present are (5) other balls with Auction LOA LOA from JSA for all (14) signatures. from JSA signed by a total of (21) including (19) umpires. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

104 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 761. Autographed 762. (5) Multi- HOFer/Superstar Ball Signed Hall of Trio With Single-Signed Fame Baseballs Aaron and J. DiMaggio with (79) - All Full JSA Autographs This trio of autographed OAL Cooperstown themed baseballs reads like a “Who’s autograph hounds will Who” in Cooperstown! With want to track down potent scriptings averaging (“8- these (5) multi-signed 9”) strength, (2) single-signed Hall of Fame baseballs orbs include: Aaron: lightly featuring a total of (79) toned OAL MacPhail; J. autographs from (38) DiMaggio: mildly toned OAL different inductees. The black and blue ink endorsements overwhelming average (“8- Brown (signed and personalized 9”) or better while the spheres are generally (“7-8”) with only light toning. Included on side panel); and a multi- are (3) ONL, (1) OAL and (1) 1995 Induction souvenir ball. Better names found signed OAL Brown ball with (17) including Appling, Berra, Mathews, Spahn and across the panels include Ashburn, (3) Berra, (3) Killebrew, (3) Musial, Newhouser, Wilhelm. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. (3) Reese, Schmidt and Stargell. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

763. (6) Multi- 764. (6) 1974- Signed Themed 1988 Baltimore Baseballs with 1980 Orioles Team- American League Signed/Themed All-Stars Baseballs Add to your signed orb col- Charm City’s favorite lection with these (6) multi- sons are the sole signed themed baseballs fea- endorsers of these (6) turing dozens of Hall of team-signed/themed Famers and stars. Highlights baseballs. A total of include 1980 American (141) endorsements are League All-Stars: (28 sig- placed across the panels natures, average “6-7”, OAS ball “6”, full photo LOA from JSA) with West Panel: of each OAL sphere Kaline, Brett; East Panel: F. Robinson; South Panel: Henderson; Hall of including luminaries such as Murray, Powell, Ripken Jr., B. Robinson, F. Robinson Famers/Stars: (20 signatures, average “7-8”, OML ball “7”, full photo LOA from and more. Included among the team balls are 1974-1976, 1984 and 1988. The auto- JSA) with Sweet Spot: B. Robinson and North Panel: D. DiMaggio. The remaining graphs generally average (“7-8”) while the canvases display varying degrees of ton- balls come with an auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. ing. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

765. (17) Single- 766. (21) Signed/Inscribed Multi/Single-Signed Baseballs with Aaron Baseballs with Bonds & Ripken—All Family & Mays Certified Cash in with these (21) Pertinent inscriptions amplify multi/single-signed baseballs the appeal of this quality lot of featuring only Hall of Famers (17) single-signed baseballs. and stars. Unless noted, each Displaying neatly penned (“9- endorsement presents (“8”) 10”) average signature strength or better with the creamy with (1) lesser this desirable spheres presenting similarly. group features (15) HOFers and Highlights include Multi- (2) of baseball’s more contro- Signed Hall of Fame: (7 sig- versial figures. Highlights are: natures, Cooperstown LE stamped, full photo LOA from JSA); Single/Dual-Signed: Aaron “HOF.82”; (2) Ripken: “2632 Consecutive Games” and “HOF 2007”; Musial (20 balls) with OAL: Berra, Mattingly; ONL: (11 balls) with Bo. Bonds (sweet “HOF 69”; Snider “The Duke of Flatbush”; Rose “4256” and Bonds “10/7/01 73HR”. spot)/Ba. Bonds (south panel, “7”), Mays (24, toned, full photo LOA from JSA) and Also present are (10) balls with HOF induction year inscriptions. All with PSA- Musial. With exception to the noted, the balls come with JSA basic cert cards. More DNA/JSA/Other certification. More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 767. (34) Hall of 768. (38) Baseball Fame/Star Single-Signed Award Winners Baseballs with Many Single-Signed Inscriptions Baseballs with Build the foundation of your signed Inscriptions baseball collection with this excep- Those who have attained per- tionally clean gathering of (34) Hall manent baseball immortality of Fame and star spheres with many have inscribed their achieve- inscriptions. Unless noted, each pre- ments on these (38) Award cisely placed endorsement presents Winners single-signed base- (“8-9”) or better with the ball present- balls. Unless noted, each ing similarly. Highlights include autograph is placed on an O t h e r C e r t s : (4 balls) with O M L : Banks (M r. Cub south panel, Let’s Play Two sticker), OML ball with (“8-9”) pen- Carew (MLB hologram), Henderson (PSA/DNA sticker); O t h e r : Ripken Jr. (1997 OAS, manship or better. Over half of the spheres have sustained varying degrees of toning east panel, Iron Clad and MLB holograms); J S A Basic Cert Cards: (30 balls) with or other surface wear. Highlights include JSA Basic Certs: (10 balls) with Awards: O A L : Ryan; O M L : Feller (HOF 62), Killebrew, Sandberg (HOF ‘05); O t h e r : (3 balls) Kaat (6 Gold Gloves), Wills (MVP ‘62); Cy Young: Turley (“7”, Cy 58 W.S.M.V.P 58) with Schmidt (1980 OWS) and O. Smith (Rawlings Gold Glove). More on our website. and Rookie of the Year: Kubek (Rookie of the Year 1957-A.L.). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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769. Signed 1968 Topps 770. (5) Multi- Baseball #150 Roberto Signed Themed Clemente with Full JSA Baseball Items This autographed 1968 Topps with (2) Old Baseball #150 Roberto Timer’s & 1983 Clemente is a cornerstone for National any signed card collection. The burlap bordered beauty crossed League All- paths with the Hall of Famer in Stars with Full the four year period between the JSA card’s release and Clemente’s Old-time Hall of untimely death in 1972. The Famers, All-Stars and blue ballpoint ink script registers participants of World a clean (“7-8”). Interestingly, to Series teams are all the left of the endorsement is a joined on these (5) cardboard impression resem- multi-signed themed baseball items. The autographs on each piece overwhelmingly bling an early attempt by averages (“8-9”) or better. Highlights include 1933 Giants Reunion Photo: (5 signa- Clemente at signing the card tures, framed and matted to 14 x 11-1/2”) with Hubbell, Terry; Multi-Signed 1983 with another writing instrument. All-Star Old-Timers Program: (23 signatures) with J. DiMaggio (cover), Mays; The canvas presents (FR) with Multi-Signed 1983 Old Timers Reunion 8x10 Photograph: (45 signatures); 1983 moderate obverse corner and National League All-Star Team: (27 signatures, average “7-8”, OAS ball grades “6”) edge wear along with reverse and Multi-Signed Hall of Famers/Stars: (26 signatures, average “8”, OAL ball writing. Full photo LOA from grades “6”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

771. (31) 772. (4) Mickey Mantle Baseball & Joe DiMaggio Signed Hall of Hardcover Books with Fame/Star Full JSA Single- Add to both your library and Signed autograph collections with these (4) Mickey Mantle and Joe Balls & Bat DiMaggio signed hardcover with books. Unless noted, each volume DiMaggio is penned on the title page with the autographs grading (“8”) or & UDA better. Included are Mickey Mantle Mantle: (2 books) with 1.) 1985 Diamond leg- The Mick by Mantle/Gluck with ends are the salutation; 2.) 1994 All My fare of these Octobers by Mantle/Herskowitz; (31) Baseball Hall of Fame and star single-signed balls and bat. Unless noted, each Joe DiMaggio (2 books) with 1.) autograph presents (“8”) or better. The majority of the balls display varying degrees of twice-signed 1956 Lucky to Be a toning. Highlights include Single-Signed Bat: Yastrzemski (HOF 1989, Adirondack Yankee with Farley/Rice on each Baseball Hall of Fame, JSA basic cert); Full Photo LOA from JSA: (4 balls) with side on photo page (one with OAL: DiMaggio (ball “8”), Mantle (ball “9”, additional UDA sticker); ONL: Aaron, salutation) and 2.) 1969 Joe Mays; JSA Basic Certs: (26 balls) with OAL: Ripken Jr., Rizzuto (HOF 94), (2) DiMaggio: The Golden Year, Yastrzemski (one HOF 1989, personalized); ONL: Mathews (“7”), Musial and Reese. 1941 by Silverman on photo More on our website. page. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

774. (7) Baseball Autographed Treasure Chest with 1947 Yankees Team- Signed Ball with Full JSA Quality assortment of (7) baseball autographed items including team-signed and 773. Early 1982 Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Bat with (30) themed material. Highlights include Signatures—Full JSA 1947 Yankees World The offered 1982 Baltimore Orioles team-signed bat with (30) signatures was proba- Champs Team-Signed: (25 signatures, average “6”, OAL ball grades “5”, full photo bly penned during Spring Training in Florida. The 34-1/2”/32.8 oz. lumber is LOA from JSA) with Sweet Spot: DiMaggio (“5”); 3000 Hit Club Signed Bat: (13 inscribed (42, not on regular season roster) on the knob and displays uniform game signatures, average “8”, 33” Adirondack LE #/30, all except Molitor have hit totals as usage. The primarily (“8”) endorsements include: Ayala, Bonner, Corey, Crowley, inscriptions, full photo LOA from JSA) with Aaron, Mays; Multi-Signed Hall of Dauer, Dempsey, Ford, Graham, Hazewood, Hendricks, T. Martinez, McGregor, R. Famers Bat: (15 signatures, average “9”, 35” Adirondack bat with moderate use, auc- Miller, Morales, Murray, Nolan, Palmer, Ripken Jr., Rowe, Royster, Singleton, tion LOA from JSA) with Aaron, Mantle, T. Williams and Print: DiMaggio (”Yankee Stoddard, Weaver, D. Williams and E.B. Williams (owner) plus (5) additional big Clipper” print matted to 22 x 28-1/2” serially numbered (#10/10, full photo LOA league/minor league players. Full photo LOA from JSA. from JSA). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

106 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 775. Signed 776. 1927 777. 1953-63 1928 Exhibits Jim Artvue Hall Exhibit Bottomley of Fame Hack BVG/JSA 8 Plaque (Sunny) Jim Wilson Postcard Bottomley Signed by BVG/JSA (d.1959) appears 10 surprisingly Rogers Signature morose on this Hornsby— assessed as autographed 1927 BVG/JSA 8 Exhibits card. “Authentic” by Signature judged The black steel- JSA and encap- “Authentic” by tip fountain pen sulated by BVG JSA and encapsu- script is judged as with an auto- lated by BVG with “Authentic” by graph grade of an autograph grade JSA and encapsu- (“10”). Louis of (“8”). lated by BVG (Hack) Wilson Remarkable 1956- with an autograph (d.1948) is the 63 Artvue Hall of Fame Plaque Postcard penned by leg- grade of (“8”). author of the offered 1928 Exhibits signed card. The endary slugger Rogers Hornsby. The stout Texan The bold endorsement is accurately centered on the flowing steel-tip fountain pen script is precisely (d.1963) penned this ephemeron across the lower edge black-and-white portrait of the Cardinals legend. An placed beneath the slugger’s torso. Investment grade in blue ink and added the year (1960) as an inscription. interesting notation of provenance reading “Personally specimen with an (EX) surface. One of the more The souvenir canvas presents (EX-MT) with a clean Autographed by Jim Bottomley Winter 1927-1928” is desirable pre-war Hall of Fame autographs available reverse. Impressive artifact hailing from the hand of a inscribed on the reverse. on the secondary market. celebrated pre-war Hall of Famer. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

778. 1953-63 779. 1953-63 780. 1953-63 Artvue Hall Artvue Hall of Artvue Hall of of Fame Fame Plaque Fame Plaque Plaque Postcard Postcard Postcard Signed by Bill Signed by Ed Signed by McKechnie— Walsh— Frank BVG/JSA 9 BVG/JSA 9 Baker— Signature appraised Signature assessed BVG/JSA 9 as “Authentic” by as “Authentic” by JSA and encapsulat- JSA and encapsulat- Round the bases ed by BVG with an ed by BVG with an with the offered autograph grade of autograph grade of 1953-63 Artvue (“9”). Legendary (“9”). (Big Ed) Hall of Fame skipper Bill Walsh (d.1959) Plaque postcard McKechnie obliged a fan’s autographed by (d.1965) applied request by penning Frank (Home Run) pen to canvas on the offered 1953-63 Baker (d.1963). Evaluated as “Authentic” by JSA and this 1953-63 Artvue Artvue Hall of Fame Plaque postcard. The flowing blue encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“9”). Hall of Fame Plaque postcard bearing his likeness. The ink script is precisely placed across the lower edge. This relic of the Trappe, Maryland native exhibits pre- flowing blue ink endorsement is accurately placed While cataloged as a 1953-63 Artvue, the 1951 post- cise penmanship with the Hall of Famer using his full along the blue edge with the uninterrupted boldness and mark on the reverse to a Chicago address obviously name. The blue ink script spans nearly the entire lower clarity justifying the technical assessment. changes that date. The canvas displays a pin hole which edge of the postcard and is well suited for any Opening Bid $200.00 was once used to prominently display this keepsake. advanced autograph collection. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

783. (379) Major League Signed Index 781. (2) 1953-63 A rtvue Hall of Fame Cards with (41) Hall of Famers 782. Signed 1971 Topps Baseball #5 Beef up your signed index card collection with these Plaque Signed Postcards: Fred Clarke Thurman Munson with Full JSA (379) signed pieces including (41) Hall of Famers, sev- ( B V G / J S A 8) & Elmer Flick (BVG/JSA 9 ) Featured is a signed 1971 Topps Baseball #5 Thurman eral key deceased personnel and multiple inscribed Each autograph judged as “Authentic” by JSA and Munson (d.1979) card. The reverse is penned just items. The autographs overwhelmingly average (“8-9”) encapsulated by BVG. Impressive tandem of 1953-63 beneath his photo caption in blue ink with the nearly 2- or better and are penned on either 3x5 index cards of Artvue Hall of Fame Plaque postcards penned by their 1/2” script grading (“8”). The unsigned obverse pres- custom made 6-1/2 x 3-1/2” glossy canvases. respective subjects. Included are 1.) Fred Clarke ents (VG). Nice accompaniment for those fans of the Highlights include Hall of Famers: (41 cards) with (2) (d.1960, Autograph grade “8”) and 2.) Elmer Flick with popular 1971 Topps Baseball set. Full photo LOA from M. Allen, Day, Drysdale, R. Jackson, (2) Killebrew, 1966-Now 89 inscription (d.1971, Autograph grade JSA. Musial, Reese, Stargell; Others: V. DiMaggio (Praise “9”). The postcards present (VG-EX) with only mild Opening Bid $250.00 the Lord), Flood and Murtaugh. Auction LOA from corner and edge wear. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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784. 1940 Mordecai Brown Signed 786. (2) 1951 Handwritten Correspondence - Full JSA New York While a child- Yankees Period hood farming Multi-Signed accident in rural Indiana claimed 11x14 portions of the Photographs fingers on Including Mordecai Brown’s right DiMaggio with hand, he adjust- Full JSA ed nicely as his A jovial crew of New resultant curve- York Yankees posed ball produced for this pair of 1951 239 career 785. 1949 Washington Senators 11x14 photographs in mound tri- Scorecard Signed by (6) Including their clubhouse after umphs. Well Cuyler with Full JSA winning an important game, perhaps even the World after his playing Keep score with the offered 1949 Washington Senators Series. Although each black-and-white picture has sus- career, Brown scorecard signed by six players/coaches including tained moderate surface contusions, crazing and creas- was a compliant Cuyler. The pencil inscribed autographs average (“8”) ing, the canvases still hold the average (“8”) black ink author of this handwritten and signed correspondence. quality throughout. Included are Cuyler (d.1950, “7- endorsements nicely. Each keepsake is framed and mat- Executed in graphite pencil in reply to a fan’s inquiries 8”), Dobson, Doerr, Stephens (d.1968), Stobbs and one ted to 20x17. Included are First Photo: Mize, regarding Brown’s career, his answers are succinct and unidentified. Despite mild peripheral fraying and notch- McDougald, DiMaggio, Berra; Second Photo: Rizzuto, his signature projects (“8”) strength. Full photo LOA ing, the scorecard still holds the autographs nicely. Full Lopat (with salutation) and McDougald. Individual full from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

787. Ty 788. 1954 789. (48) Cobb New York Multi/Single- Signed Giants Signed Check World Baseball Display Champions Flats with with Full Team- 1951 Giants/ JSA Signed Dodger Presented is a Youth Display Ty Cobb Jersey & Intense rivalries, (d.1961) signed Pants with determined Hall check display. of Famers and Matted to 15 x Full JSA other diamond 18-3/4”, this For the first time in 21 years, the 1954 New York Giants greats are dis- pairing of items claimed the ultimate prize by sweeping past the persed throughout is ideal for Cleveland Indians to claim the World Series. This inter- these (48) multi/single-signed items. Unless noted, each framing and display. Included are 1.) 1/23/15 Ty Cobb esting Giants # 4 ( O t t ’s retired number) youth jersey is autograph presents (“8-9”) or better. Highlights include Tuxedo tobacco advertisement from a magazine and 2.) home to fourteen signatures of the victorious squad (aver- Full Photo LOA from JSA: with 1951 4/29/30 Ty Cobb personal check drawn from the age “6”). The McAullife size 30 button-up wool jersey is Giants/Dodgers 11-1/2 x 14” Wood Display: (27 sig- Georgia Railroad Bank. Payable to “cash”, the voucher penned on each front breast area. Included are A n t o n e l l i , natures, average “9-10”) with Durocher, Furillo, Irvin, and attached stub are all penned in Cobb’s hand with a Castleman, Dark, Durocher, Gomez, Grissom, Irvin, Mays, Reese, Snider; JSA Basic Cert Cards: (10 black steel-tip fountain pen (“9”). Normal cancellation Lockman, Maglie, M a y s (“6”), Rhodes, We s t r u m , items) with Newspapers: (2 items) with M. Allen marks do not adversely impact the signature. The keep- Worthington and one unidentified. Also present are the (4/13/89 full New York Daily News) and Mays (9/21/73 sakes are carefully attached to the matting. Full photo accompanying pants. Full photo LOA from JSA. full New York Daily News). More on our website. LOA for check from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

791. (14) Multi/Single- Signed Baseball “Great Moments” 8x10 Black-and-White Photographs with DiMaggio & Mantle No. 7 792. (5) Mickey Mantle & Sandy Koufax 790. (8) Richie Allen Autographed Items with (2) 1965-1966 Topps Cards & Memorabilia Group with Mitchell & Historic achievements from both the Fall (3) Signed Pieces Ness Jersey Classic and regular Legends from opposing leagues are paired with these Richie (Dick) Allen wields his big stick on these (8) season are documented (5) Mickey Mantle and Sandy Koufax items, three of signed items. Unless noted, each inked collectible pres- with these (14) signed which are signed. Included are Single-Signed Balls: (2 ents (“8”) or better. Included are 1.) 1960s-1970s 8x10 black-and-white photographs featuring DiMaggio balls, individual full photo LOAs from JSA) with 1.) Louisville Slugger store model full-sized bat; 2.) 1970 and Mantle. Each autograph registers (“9-10”) in both Koufax (“9”, Rawlings Official league grades “9”); 2.) Topps Baseball Scratch-Off; 3.) 1972 7-11 Cups; 4.) strength and clarity. Included are Full Photo LOA Mantle (“9”, OAL ball grades “7” with minor toning); 2007 Hartland Statue figurine (#/300); 5.) single-signed from JSA: (2 photos) with DiMaggio, Mantle (No. 7); Single-Signed Koufax Cap: (“9”, underbill, JSA basic OAL baseball (slightly toned); 6.) Mitchell & Ness JSA Basic Certs: (12 photos) with Aaron, cert, Los Angeles); Cards: (2 cards) with 1.) 1965 Chicago White Sox Cooperstown Collection (with tags) Barlick/Marion/Partee/Slaughter, Branca/Thomson Topps Koufax #300 (VG-EX) and 2.) 1966 Topps #50 and 7-8.) (2) fielder’s gloves with Spalding and M.V.P. (Oct. 3, 1951), Gionfriddo (10-5-47), Holmes/Rose (44 Mantle (VG). models with moderate usage (both “7”). Individual Games), (3) Larsen, Mazeroski and (3) Vander Meer. Opening Bid $250.00 basic cert cards from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

108 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 793. (2) Ted Williams Signed & Framed 16x20 Photographs with Full JSA 794. Baseball Treasure Chest of (5) With 795. Modern Sluggers Single-Signed Bat Ted Williams is depicted in the cockpit and with “The (2) Multi-Signed Bats and Thurman Lot of (10) With Bonds, A-Rod and Bambino” on this pair of signed and framed 16x20 Munson Golf Club photographs. Included are 1.) single-signed T. Williams Trout - All JSA Commemorative lumber celebrating events, teams and with Babe Ruth in blue Sharpie (presents “10”, framed With one career finished, some winding down and others individuals are ready for your bat rack in this lot of (5). and matted to 30-1/2 x 26-1/2”) and 2.) single-signed T. holding boundless promise, 1990s-2000s big league slug- Highlights include: Old-Timers Signed Bat: 34” retail Williams in cockpit of fighter plane in blue Sharpie gers are the fare in this lot of (10) single-signed bats. T h e model signed by (18) with Cepeda (full PSA/DNA); (presents “10”, framed and matted to 27x23). Both professional model weapons include some game-used 1998 Milwaukee Brewers Team-Signed Bat: 34” frames display only superficial perimeter wear. examples. Each is decorated with a bold signature (aver- model signed by (27) with Burnitz and Jenkins (full Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our age “8-9” strength). Includes: A. Beltre, Ba. Bonds (full JSA); Thurman Munson Golf Club: a Tony Penna website. JSA), A. Gordon, M. Holliday, (2) J. Hamilton, Mauer, A . right-handed 9 iron with “T. MUNSON MVP 1976” Opening Bid $150.00 R o d r i g u e z (full JSA), I. Suzuki (full JSA) and M. Tr o u t . engraved on the club head. More on our website. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

796. 797. (11) HOFer 1990s-2000s Single- Minnesota Signed Twins Bat Lot of Team- (18) With Signed R. Game-Used Jackson Bats and The Twin Cities Puckett - are the theme for this lot of (11) All JSA signed game- 798. (12) Single-Signed Baseball Gloves Hall of used bats. The with R. Jackson & I. Suzuki Famers are 1990s-2000s Field a team with these (12) single-signed baseball (18) strong in weapons show gloves. The store/signature model rawhides have sus- this lot of sin- nice game use and are decorated with signatures whose tained varying degrees of game wear by their youthful gle-signed baseball bats. The full-size weapons show- strengths range between (“9”) and (“6”). Highlights purchasers. The endorsements are penned on the thumb case bold scriptings that average (“8-9”) quality and include: (3) Ron Coomer 1995-2000 Bats with a com- or finger areas. Included are Full Photo LOA from include: Aparicio, Appling, Brett (full JSA), Cepeda, bined (60+) signatures, including: J. Jones, Kelly (man- JSA: I. Suzuki (“9”, silver); JSA Basic Cert Cards: Dawson, Feller, Gwynn, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Niekro, ager), Molitor and Steinbach; Chip Hale: 1994-1995 (11 gloves, average “9”) with Carlton, Chavez (“6”), Perez, Puckett (full JSA), Ripken, Roberts, B. model signed by (24) with Puckett; Luis Rivas: 2000- Guidry, R. Jackson, McGee, Seaver, Shantz, Smalley, Robinson, Sandberg (29” youth bat), Schmidt, and B. 2001 model signed by (15) with Kelly (manager) and (2) O. Smith (one “9” with H.O.F. 02 in silver, one “6”) Williams. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. More on D. Ortiz. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. and Winfield. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

800. (20) Washington Senators Signed & 799. (20) Multi/Single-Signed Fitted Unsigned Items with Reunion Bat & Ball Caps with Several Hall of Famers 801. 2001 World Series Game 5 Used Celebrate the Washington Senators tenure in our Base Signed by Paul O’Neill with Full Crown your baseball memorabilia collection with these nation’s capital with these (20) signed and unsigned (20) multi/single-signed caps featuring numerous Hall of items. Highlights include Washington Senators JSA Famers. Each fitted hat (mostly Cooperstown Collection) Reunion Team-Signed Bat: (23 signatures, 33-1/2” From the first World Series game to be played in is penned on the bill with a variety of writing instruments Louisville Slugger, #/150, full photo LOA from JSA) November, the offered Game 5 base was used in a con- with the autographs averaging (“8-9”) potency. Highlights with Killebrew; Multi-Signed Senators Reunion Ball: test which witnessed the Yankees rally for victory for include M u l t i - S i g n e d : (13 caps) with (25 signatures, average “8-9”, OAL ball grades similar- the second time in two days. It was also the home swan A p a r i c i o / L o p e z / Wynn (White Sox), A s h b u r n / R o b e r t s ly, full photo LOA from JSA) with Sweet Spot: song for the beloved Paul O’Neill. The clutch Yankee (Phillies), Berra/Ford/Rizzuto (Ya n k e e s ) , Killebrew, Vernon and Single-Signed Senators Balls: penned this moderately soiled game-used artifact in F e l l e r / L e m o n / Wynn (Indians), Snider/Reese (Dodgers) Killebrew (“8”, HOF ‘84, OAL ball is slightly toned, black Sharpie. The endorsement grades a resounding and S i n g l e - S i g n e d : (7 caps) with Spahn (Braves). JSA basic cert). More on our website. (“9-10”) and comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. Individual basic certs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 MLB hologram accompanies. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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802. (149) 1910s- 803. (46) 1990s Multi/Non- 1948-1970 Sport Sheet, Panel Topps, & Strip Group Bowman & with 1952 Topps Fleer Baseball Panel Basketball From various stages of pro- Cards with duction, these (149) 1910s- (29) 1990s multi/non-sport sheets, panels and strips are Graded interesting keepsakes which Including help advance hobby knowl- Stars edge. Highlights include Roundball roy- 1952 Topps Baseball alty is in abun- P a rtial Sheet & More : ( 1 4 dance with items) with 30-card these (46) scrap/test panel with addi- 1948-1970 Topps and Fleer Basketball cards with (29) PSA and SGC graded. Keys tional row of (10) partial cards including #91-120 with #91 Schoendienst (sheet displays include 1948 Bowman: (10 cards, median GD, 8 high numbers) with #32 Holzman moderate interior and peripheral creasing along with notching, 25% exhibit reverse water RC (GD), #72 Braun RC (GD); 1957 Topps: #27 Macauley RC (PSA 7, oc), (2) #28 damage, all cards are slightly mis-struck); (13) partial strips, pieces and remnants; 1 9 7 5 Mikkelsen RC (SGC 80, PSA 5), #32 Kerr RC (SGC 80), #78 Lovellette RC (PSA Topps Baseball Panels & Strips: (55 items, average VG to EX, two to twelve-card) and 5.5), #80 Schnittker RC (PSA 7, mc); 1961-62 Fleer: #25 Kerr (PSA 6); 1969-70 Box To p s / B o t t o m s : (77 items) with B a s e b a l l : 1969-70 Bazooka unfolded (12/12) set Topps: #15 Hawkins RC (PSA 7), #20 Havlicek RC (PSA 6), #43 Bradley RC (PSA (average NM-MT). More on our website. 7) and #99 CL (PSA 5). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

804. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Complete Set of (132/132) Plus (11) Stickers with (2) SGC Graded Jordan 805. 1986-87 Fleer RC Acrobatic dunkers, dazzling Basketball Sticker Complete showmen and other high-pro- PSA 8 Graded Set (11/11) file cagers are found in this Each graded NM-MT 8 by PSA with high-grade 1986-87 Fleer no qualifiers. Accompany your 1986- Basketball complete set of 87 Fleer Basketball set with this high- (132/132 cards plus (11) stick- grade sticker issue of (11/11). This ers. This condition sensitive condition sensitive series includes #1 issue overwhelmingly aver- Abdul-Jabbar, #2 Bird, #3 Dantley, #4 ages (NM to Mint) through- English, #5 Erving, #6 Ewing RC, #7 out. Keys include Base Set: M. Johnson, #8 Jordan RC, #9 (132/132) with #1 Abdul- Olajuwon RC, #10 I. Thomas RC and Jabbar (NM), #7 Barkley RC #11 Wilkins RC. (NM-MT), #9 Bird (NM), #31 Opening Bid $150.00 Erving (NM-MT), #32 Ewing RC (NM), #53 M. Johnson (NM), #57 Jordan RC (SGC 92), #68 K. Malone RC (NM- MT), #77 Mullin RC (NM), #82 Olajuwon RC (NM-MT), #109 I. Thomas RC (NM- MT), #121 Wilkins RC (NM); Stickers: (11/11) with #8 Jordan RC (SGC 88). Opening Bid $400.00

806. Multi-Sport 807. (185) 1968- Signed Treasure 69 O-Pee-Chee Chest of (183) Hockey Puck Items with Stickers from Gretzky, Mantle & Vending with Williams Many Stars Explore the wide world of Notch a hat trick with sports with this diverse these (185) 1968-69 multi-sport signed treas- O-Pee-Chee Hockey ure chest of (183) items. Puck Stickers featur- Unless noted, each auto- ing a slew of Hall of graph grades (“8-9”) and Famers. With defer- comes with an auction ence to perimeter fox- LOA from JSA. ing and surface bow- Highlights include Signed ing, these “straight 8x10 Photographs: (47 from vending” singles pictures); Baseball: generally have crisp Mantle (full photo LOA corners and edges. from JSA), Football: Baugh; Hockey: Gretzky (JSA basic cert); Certified Included are (5) #2 F. Autographs: (37 cards) with Football: 2010 Panini Classics Ewbank cut; Signed Mahovlich, (15) #6 Worsley, (9) #7 Beliveau, (15) #8 Vasko, (11) #9 Gilbert, (9) #10 Cards: (63 cards) with several Hall of Famers; Other Flats: (36 items) with Crozier, (15) #11 Angotti, (16) #12 Hodge, (11) #13 Hall, (12) #14 Harvey, (8) #15 Baseball: Drysdale Yellow HOF Plaque postcard (JSA basic cert), T. Williams Plante, (12) #16 Stanley, (13) #17 Bower, (11) #18 Horton, (11) #19 Keon, (5) #20 Gateway cachet (full photo LOA from JSA) and Football: Paterno 3x5 index card. Sawchuk, (5) #21 H. Richard and (2) #22 Howe 700th. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

110 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 808. (13) New York 809. Multi-Sport Giants & Yankees Signed Jersey Lot of Legends (20) with (2) Multi/Single- Coyotes Multi- Signed Items with Signed, Bryant & (2) Jeter More Those who have starred An instant sports themed under the brightest of apparel collection is avail- spotlights shine again on able with these (20) multi- these (13) New York sport signed jerseys. Unless Giants and Yankees leg- noted, each autograph ends multi/single-signed grades (“8-9”) or better and items. Highlights include is placed on a replica jer- Multi-Signed New York sey. Highlights include Giants Greats Print: (8 Baseball: (14 jerseys) with signatures with numbered inscriptions, all “9-10” in pencil, matted to 24x32, full P. Fielder (Brewers, photo LOA from JSA, artist-signed) with Conerly, Gifford, Hein, Huff, Robustelli, Majestic, size 48, Mears Simms, L. Taylor, Tittle; Signed Photographs: (2 items, both JSA basic cert cards) LOA Authentic), McGwire (1998 All-Star Majestic size L, full photo LOA from JSA), with L. Taylor 16x20 (“10”, gold, framed and matted to 21 x 25-1/2”); Single-Signed Winfield (Yankees, Cooperstown Collection, size L); Basketball: (2 jerseys) with Full-Sized Helmet: Robustelli (“9-10”, Giants, JSA basic cert); Dual/Single-Signed Bryant (Lakers, Nike size 48 Authentic, full photo LOA from JSA), O’Neal (Lakers, Baseballs: (6 balls) with 1996 OWS: Jeter (south panel, “7” in red marker, ball Champion) and Hockey: (2) 2007-08 Phoenix Coyotes team-signed jerseys (CCM slightly toned, full photo LOA from JSA) and Single-Signed Glove: Jeter (“8”, silver, size L) compiling (37) signatures averaging (“9”) with individual full photo LOAs Rawlings fielder’s glove, full photo LOA from JSA). More on our website. from JSA. With exception to the noted, each relic comes with a JSA basic cert card. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

811. (4) Multi- Sport Superstars Single-Signed Jerseys with Gretzky & Jordan Icons from the four North American professional sports leagues have penned these single-signed jerseys on the back numbers of 810. Multi-Sport Treasure Chest of Autographs, Memorabilia Authentic models & Flats with “Ring” Sports Emphasis including (43) Signed with attached tags. Included are 1.) Mostly labeled as “other sports” this collection is jam packed with muscles to muscle Gretzky (“9-10”, car drivers with autographed highlights of: Boxing: De La Hoya 11x14; MMA/UFC: Oilers, CCM size R. Jackson 11x14, (4) K. Shamrock with (3) 8x10s, (1) UFC Glove; Racing: M. Large, full photo LOA from JSA); 2.) Jordan (“9”, Wizards, Nike size 52, full photo Andretti index card; Wrestling: Rey Mysterio mask, 8x10s including: Jerry “The LOA from JSA); 3.) Ripken Jr. (“9-10”, silver, Orioles, Russell Athletic size 52 with King” Lawler, Dusty Rhodes, Sable; Basketball: J. Sloan index card; Football: (2) light soiling on left breast, JSA basic cert card) and 4.) Tomlinson (“9-10”, silver, 8x10s with Bowden, Mack. Signatures average “8-9” for both strength and clarity. For Reebok 2007 Pro Bowl size 48, JSA basic cert card). a complete list of items and breakdown of authentication, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

813. Multi- Sport Autographed Lot of (15) with (2) Mays, Payton and Wooden Diversify your collecting portfolio with this multi- sport lot featuring framed displays, basketballs and baseballs. The 812. (13) Multi-Sport Autographed Hall of Famers & Stars offered collection with Aaron, DiMaggio & Hull of (15) is high- Presented is a baker’s dozen of signed material representing some of the greatest leg- lighted by: 1991 ends in professional sports history. Highlights include Single-Signed Baseballs: (9 LA Lakers “Paris McDonald’s Open” framed 11x14 signed by (6) including Magic & balls, all “8-9” with JSA basic certs, unless noted) with OAL: DiMaggio (toned, full Worthy (UDA holo/cert); (2) Willie Mays single signed baseballs (both full JSA); photo LOA from JSA), Ripken Jr. (slightly toned); ONL: Aaron (slightly toned, full Walter Payton plaque with signed card (Steiner holo) and a John Wooden basketball photo LOA from JSA); Single-Signed Puck: Bo. Hull (“9”, gold, JSA basic cert) and “UCLA” (JSA sticker/cert). Signature strength averages (“8”) and are individually cer- Other Sports Items: (3 items, all JSA basic certs) with 1.) single-signed F. Patterson tified by JSA, Steiner or Mounted Memories. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Everlast glove (“10”). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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815. (2) Wayne Gretzky Signed Items: Single-Signed Puck & 1994-95 Los Angeles Kings Team-Signed Stick The “Great One” reigns with this pair of signed items. Included are 1.) single-signed Gretzky puck (“10”, silver, JSA basic cert) and 2.) 1994-95 Los Angeles Kings team- 814. NBA Signed Game-Worn Shoe Pair Lot of (8) With signed stick with (22) signatures including Gretzky (“9”). The squad endorsed the Jamison game-used Titan ASD 2000 stick of teammate #39 Yanic Perreult throughout the blade “It’s the Shoes!” So says this lot of (8) pairs of autographed game-worn NBA shoes. and shaft with the black ink endorsements averaging (“8-9”). The stick displays mod- Leather footwear items show nice wear and showcase autographs that average (“8”) erate usage and comes with an Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 strength. Includes: Rick Fox, Al Harrington, Kirk Hinrich (Chicago Bulls LOA); Antawn Jamison, Travis Outlaw, Billy Owens, Predrag Stojakovic (PSA/DNA LOA) and Mo Williams. Individual full photo LOAs from MEARS. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

817. 1972 McCormick Whiskey Set of (8) Southwest Conference Football Mascot Decanters Plus Houston Cougars 816. (6) Texas Legends Signed/Unsigned Items with (4) Ryan & Show your team spirit with this set of (8) 1972 Southwest Conference college football (2) Landry mascot decanters, plus a Houston Cougars for a total of (9) decanters. Issued by Lone Star legends are front-and-center with these (6) signed/unsigned items. Included McCormick Distilling Co. this group is loaded with appealing characters designed to are Full LOA from JSA: Landry single-signed football with HOF ‘90 (“10”, silver promote school spirit and bourbon sales simultaneously. Ranging in heights of 9” to ink, ball does not hold air); JSA Basic Cert Cards: (4 items) with 1.) 1990 Pro Set 11” these figures display in very attractive condition with only minor traces of wear. #28 Landry (“9-10”, sticker affixed on reverse); 2-3.) (2) Ryan single-signed baseballs Represented are: Arkansas Razorbacks, Baylor Bears, Houston Cougars, Rice Owls, (both “8-9”) including toned ONL with HOF 99 and slightly toned OAL with 5 No SMU Mustangs, Texas Longhorns, Texas A&M Aggies, TCU Horned Frogs and Texas Hitters-50000 K’s; 4.) single-signed Ryan store model Russell Athletic size 44 jersey Tech Raiders. Whiskey not included. with tags (“9”) and Unsigned: 1968 Topps Baseball #177 Ryan RC (VG-EX). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

818. (2) Lombardi Trophy Silver Plated Replicas with Super Bowl V Colts/Cowboys & Super Bowl XXXV Ravens/Giants Super-size your collection with this lot of (2) “Vince Lombardi Trophy” full size silver plated replicas engraved with details for Super Bowls “V” and “XXXV”. Standing 22” high these gleaming icons display in unblemished state and feature footballs in kicking position atop a three sided stands with concave surfaces. Each tro- 819. Autographed Football Memorabilia Treasure Chest of (22) phy is engraved on the front panel with Vick and Tomlinson respectively detailing the With football season in full swing, now is the perfect time to gear up with this auto- Baltimore Colts 16-13 victory graph lot of (22) signed jerseys and helmets. Highlights include: Len Dawson Chiefs over the Dallas Cowboys on “STAT” jersey, Laurence Maroney full size helmet (Steiner holo/card), (2) LaDainian 1/17/71 at the Miami Orange Tomlinson Chargers jerseys and Michael Vick Eagles jersey. The collection shows Bowl and the Baltimore ravens solid signature strength of (“9”) and has authentication from various issuers. Complete 34-7 win against the New York Giants on 1/28/01 at Raymond James Stadium. list on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

112 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 820. Sharp 1972 Topps Football Complete Set of (351/351) with (2) PSA Graded Stars Place a strong bid on this “pack fresh” 1972 Topps Football complete set of (351/351) cards including a pair of PSA graded stars. This difficult-to-complete edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 821. (9) Multi/Single-Signed Footballs with Ditka & D. Sanders 20% (NM-MT or better), 30% (NM), 30% (EX-MT) and 20% (EX or lesser) with the Menacing gridiron stars are the endorsers of these (9) multi/single-signed footballs. challenging high series generally presenting on par with the low numbers. Highlights Unless noted, each fully inflatable sphere presents (“8-9”) autographs or better. include #13 Riggins RC (PSA 7), #65 Plunkett RC (NM), #100 Namath (EX-MT), Included are Late 2000s Arizona Cardinals Team-Signed Ball: (9 signatures) with #150 Bradshaw (EX-MT), #165 Unitas (PSA 8), #200 Staubach RC (trimmed), #271 K. Warner, Whisenhunt; Dual/Single-Signed: (8 balls) with Bell (#78), Birk (78 Pro Warfield AP (NM), #272 Griese AP (NM), #281 Hendricks AP (NM), #291 Spurrier Bowl ’00, ’01, ‘03, ‘04), Ditka (H.O.F. 88 does not hold air, JSA basic cert card), RC (NM), #294 CL (EX-MT), #338 Spurrier IA (NM), #343 Namath IA (NM-MT) Foreman (#44 Viking), McDaniel (“7”, #64), Osborn (#41)/Tingelhoff (7 Pro Bowls), and #348 Blanda IA (EX-MT). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the D. Sanders (JSA basic cert card) and Tingelhoff (7 Pro Bowls). With exception to the day, slight size/centering variances are present. More on our website. noted, the remaining items come with an auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

822. (10) Multi/Single- Signed Football Hall of Fame/Star Collectibles with J. Brown, Manning & Namath Super Bowl heroes, acclaimed Hall of Famers and other gridiron stalwarts are the fare on these (10) multi/single- signed football collectibles. Highlights 823. (3) Tough Deceased Hall of Famer Single Signed Footballs include Multi-Signed Hall of Fame/Star Wilson 75th Anniversary Ball: (34 signatures, average “9”, with Payton, Unitas and White – All Full JSA inflates, full photo LOA from JSA) with J. Brown, Graham, Montana, Namath, Gone but not forgotten, three NFL legends are the subject of this single signed foot- Nitschke, Webster, R. White (biblical inscription); Multi-Signed Super Bowl XXXII: ball collection including Walter Payton, Johnny Unitas and Reggie White. Each offi- (3 signatures, average “9”, full photo LOA from JSA) with Lofton, P. Manning, cial Wilson Tagliabue football has been signed in silver marker and displays strength Nitschke (#66, H.o.f. ‘78); Dual/Single-Signed Footballs: (4 balls) with Tittle (H.O.F. of (“9-10”). White has inscribed the ball with an immaculate “Sack Leader 198” salu- 1971, “9”, silver, does not hold air, full photo LOA from JSA); Single-Signed Riddell tation, seldom seen on other examples. While the Unitas and White balls fully inflate, Mini Helmet: J. Brown (#32, “9”, NFL helmet, JSA basic cert card) and Single- the Payton ball slowly leaks air but keeps its form. Each ball is accompanied by a full Signed 8x10 Photograph: J. Brown (“10”, JSA basic cert card). More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

825. Matt Stover 2004 Signed Game-Worn Baltimore Ravens Alternate Jersey The most potent (and often the only) offen- sive weapon on defensive-minded Baltimore Ravens rosters, kicker Matt Stover established NFL records for 824. (8) Single Signed & Inscribed “Super Bowl MVP” the most consecutive Quarterback Football Lot Including Montana, Bradshaw, point-after-touchdown Starr and Both Mannings conversions (422) and the most consecutive The offered collection of eight single signed footballs includes the field generals of games with a field past and present who took their team to the pinnacle of the NFL, a Super Bowl victo- goal (38). En route to ry. Each of the eight athletes presented have signed their respective official Wilson 117 of his 2004 career points, Stover wore and signed this Baltimore Ravens alternate football in either silver or blue marker (average “8-9”), and inscribed their MVP win- jersey during the 2004 season. The black mesh garment features twill identifiers and ning game. Included are: Bradshaw, Brees, Favre, Eli Manning, Peyton Manning, “Reebok” tagging. On the back “3,” Stover’s black-ink autograph projects (“9”) Montana, Simms and Starr. Each ball fully inflates and is individually certified by var- strength. More on our website. ious issuers. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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826. 1967 Green Bay Packers Multi-Signed Program with (13) Autographs Including Lombardi with Full JSA With a stellar cast of Hall of Famers and leadership, the 1967 Green Bay Packers surmounted their competition and captured Super Bowl II. Presented is a dated 11/5/67 Packers at Colts program penned by the squad during their championship season. The 84-page publication is penned in black and blue ball- 827. (3) Walter Payton “#34” Single Signed Footballs – All point ink across the final page. Steiner The steady endorsements present The offered lot of three single signed official Wilson footballs is certain to add a little a resounding (“8-9”) in both “sweetness” to any autograph collection. Walter Payton (d. 1999) is the endorser of strength and clarity. Included are each football, signing in silver marker (“9-10”) and adding his jersey number “#34” to Adderley, Bowman, B. Brown, each specimen. Two of the footballs inflate fully, and have Steiner holograms and Dale, W. Davis, Gregg, Jeter, Lombardi, Nitschke, D. Robinson, Starr, Weatherwax certs. The third, inflates but slowly leaks while keeping its form, this ball has a Steiner and B. Wilson. Full photo LOA from JSA. hologram only and a Full JSA as well. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

828. (3) Chicago Bears Legends Single- Signed Baseballs with (2) Payton & Ditka with JSA Three “Monsters of the Midway” 829. 10,000 Yard Rushers Multi-Signed Limited Edition (5/30) have penned this trio of ONL Football with (9) Signatures Including Payton and Brown – White baseballs. Steiner Included among Populated by ten of the greatest players to line-up in the backfield, the 10,000 yards rush- this interesting ing club is certainly a selective society. Offered is a fully inflatable white panel Wi l s o n trio of professional sports crossovers are 1.) Ditka (“Iron”, #89, “H.O.F. 88”, JSA football signed by (9) of the milestone achievers including: Allen, Anderson, Brown, cert card) and 2-3) (2) Payton (one 34 on sweet spot grades “8-9”) and one (34 Dickerson, Dorsett, Harris, Payton, Simpson and Thomas. The balance of signatures aver- Sweetness on south panel with mild toning grades “9”). The Payton balls have full age (“9”) strength, with the exception of Walter Payton and O.J. Simpson, which display photo LOAs from JSA. average (“5-6”) quality due to fading. Steiner hologram and cert accompany. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

830. New York 831. 1986 Giants New York Autographed Giants Jersey, Helmet Super Bowl and Football Champions Lot of (18) Team Signed with Eli, Lot of Two Gifford and with Framed Taylor Lithograph The G-Men! The & Jersey – storied franchise of Both Steiner the New York foot- The 1986 New ball Giants, which York football has seen countless Giants, behind a Hall of Famers and most legendary four Super Bowl tro- coaching staff, are commemorated in this lot including a multi-signed, framed litho phies, is the focus of and a multi-signed jersey. The Bill Gallo litho (signed by the artist) has been framed this autograph col- and matted to 26-1/2 x 22-1/2” and signed by (11) team members including: Parcells, lection. Highlights include: 1962 throwback Mitchell & Ness Frank Gifford “STAT” Taylor and Anderson, (“9-10”). The custom jersey, made especially for signing, fea- Jersey, YA Tittle “STAT” Jersey, Eli Manning single signed football and a 16x20 tures the number 86 signed on the reverse by (39) team members including: Taylor signed by Taylor, Simms and Morris. This collection of (18) items boasts signature and Anderson (avg. “8”). Both items are accompanied by Steiner holograms & cert strength of (“9”), and includes certification from various issuers. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 cards. Opening Bid $250.00

114 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 832. Iconic Football Autographed Photo Lot of (4): Payton, Sanders, Bednarik & Staubach – All Certed Sure to complement any man cave, this collection of photographs has captured four of football’s greats in the acts that sent them to Canton. Each framed for promi- 833. 1980s-90s NFL Game Worn Sideline Cap Collection of nent display, this collec- (20) with Rice and Cunningham – MEARS LOA tion includes the likes of Known on the gridiron clad in helmets and shoulder pads, when the stars of the NFL Chuck Bednarik (8x10), are resting on the sidelines, they don these caps for style and shade. The offered lot of Walter Payton (8x10), (20) caps were obtained by long time Green Bay Packer sideline fixture Scott Waters. Emmitt Smith (8x10) and Included are: 1990s Jerry Rice 49ers snap-back with “80” written in black marker on Roger Staubach (16x20). With average signature strength of (“9”), these four photo- top and bottom of bill and a 1993 Randall Cunningham Eagles snap-back with “12” graphs are individually certified by either Steiner or JSA. More on our website. written in black marker on back. Attesting to the authenticity of these caps is an LOA Opening Bid $200.00 from MEARS also signed by aforementioned Scott Waters. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

835. 1782 Revolutionary War Era Multi-Signed Debenture with (2) Signers of the Declaration of Independence—Full JSA Make the Connecticut connection to the Revolutionary War with this multi-signed 1782 debenture. Displaying in nicely preserved (VG-EX) state this document is signed by (5) “Constitution State” representatives including (2) signers of the Declaration of Independence: Samuel Huntington (“9-10”) and Roger Sherman (“8-9”). Measuring 15- 834. (2) 1986 Topps Football Unopened Wax Boxes 3/4 x 12-1/2” overall, this historic The supply is quickly drying up for this pair of 1986 Topps Football unopened wax accounting is folded to 8x11. boxes. Each container will yield (36) tightly sealed 17-card packs that appear as when Additional signers are Eliphalet produced over 27 years ago. High-grade complete sets along with gradable rookies of Dyer (“9”, partially overlapped #161 Rice, #275 R. White and #374 S. Young are possible. Tightly wrapped and guar- by another signature), Oliver anteed unsearched. Ellsworth (“8-9”) and George Wylly-Surds (“9-10”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More Opening Bid $250.00 on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

836. 1828 John 837. (3) POTUS Signed Quincy Adams Large Documents with B. Signed Land Harrison, McKinley & Grant with Wilson—All with Full Full JSA JSA Entitle yourself to Political aficionados elect this lot this antique presi- of (3) POTUS signed large docu- dential document. ments. Presenting in attractive col- Presented is an 1828 lectible condition with clearly legi- land grant signed by ble text these prominent docu- 6th U.S. President ments are all titled as “President of John Quincy Adams the United States of America”. (d.1848). Measuring Featured are 1) B. Harrison (“7- 15-1/2 x 9-1/2” this 8”) on a 10/2/1890 military commission (VG-EX) appointing “H. Bellas” to the rank official document of “Captain of Cavalry”. Adhered to vintage backer board this 15x18 document is records the sale of countersigned by Secretary of War “R. Proctor” (“5-6”) and bears a War Department six hundred and Seal at lower left; 2) W. McKinley (“9-10”) on 8/12/1898 military commission (EX) forty acres of appointing “S. Hopkins” to the rank of “Lieutenant in the Naval Battalion of the Cahaba, Alabama District of Columbia Militia”. Measuring 17-1/2 x 14” this piece is countersigned by land to Alexander Pope. Applied by steel-tip fountain pen Adams (“8-9”) strength Acting Secretary of the Navy “C. Allen” and bears a Navy Department Seal at bottom endorsement appears at lower right as “J. Q. Adams”. Dated 4/10/1828 the grant also center; 3) W. Wilson (“9-10”) on 3/19/1913 appointment (VG) naming “W. Morril” as bears the signature of the Commissioner of the General Land Office George Graham “Vice Consul of Argentina”. Measuring 22 x 18-1/2” this piece is countersigned by (“6”, d.1830). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Acting Secretary of State “A. Adee” (“9”) and bears the Seal of the United States at Opening Bid $250.00 left. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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838. 1862-1876 U.S. 839. “Harper’s Currency Large and Pictorial History of Fractional Banknote the Civil War” (2) Lot of (31) with (4) Volume Set of 1860s 1862 United States 1st Edition Books Notes Civil War buffs heed the Currency collectors covet call of this antique (2) vol- this early U.S. currency lot ume set of books titled of (31) 1862-1876 Large “Harper’s Pictorial History and Fractional banknotes. of the Civil War Parts One Key items are (4) 1862 & Two” by Alfred H. “United States Notes” with Guernsey and Henry M. (2) $2 notes, serial numbers “94228” and “95256” (VG, GD) with Hamilton obverses Alden. Measuring approximately 11x16 these ponderous tomes took five years to and Crittenden-Spinner signatures and (2) $5 notes, serial numbers “68314” and complete beginning at the height of Civil War conflict and feature a trove of prime- “38696” (VG-FN, GD) with Hamilton obverses and Crittenden-Spinner signatures. source material well suited for research endeavors. Published by Harper & Brothers Also present are (27) 1869-76 “Fractional Notes” ranging in grades of (FR to FN) (publishers of Harper’s Weekly) in 1866 and 1868 respectively these first edition vol- with denominations of ten, fifteen, twenty-five and fifty cents. More on our website. umes teem with impressive engraving style images. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

840. (2) Signed Presidential Appointment Documents with 841. (4) Presidential McKinley & Coolidge—Full JSA Typed Letters Signed by Declare your FDR, G.H.W. Bush, W. affiliations with Harrison & H. Hoover these (2) signed Presidential All JSA appointments. Cast your vote for this lot of (4) Offered are: 1) Presidential signed typed letters. 5/27/1901 mili- Present are: 1) B. Harrison tary commission (d.1901) signed (“9”) in office on (measures 21x16, White House letterhead dated presents VG-EX) 8/26/1889 (VG-EX); 2) H. Hoover signed by W. McKinley (“9”) naming “F. Lee, Jr.” as “First Lieutenant of Cavalry”. (d.1964) signed (“9”) in office on Countersigned by Secretary of War “E. Root” (“9”) this item also features an White House stationary dated unknown signature top left. 2) 12/29/1924 C. Coolidge signed (“8-9”) appointment 2/16/33 (EX), matted in a 20x11 frame with a photo; 3) F.D. Roosevelt (d.1945) (measures 18-3/4 x 15-1/2”, presents VG-EX) naming “R. Winslow” to the position of signed (“9”) as Acting Secretary of the Navy on Navy Department stationary dated “Foreign Service Officer” and countersigned by Secretary of State “C. Hughes” (“8- 4/20/18 (EX); 4) G.H.W. Bush signed (“8-9”) while serving as Vice-President on VP 9”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. stationary dated 6/11/81 (EX). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

842. 1910 H767 843. Signed/Unsigned Piedmont Entertainment Treasure Cigarettes Chest of (267) “Life & Times Photos/Flats with (198) of Rip Van Signed Winkle” Set of Autograph hounds howl for this (10) Pictures treasure chest of (267) signed/unsigned flats with (198) Unusual and exceed- signed. Featuring mainly actors, ingly scarce 1910 actresses and supermodels this H767 Piedmont eclectic assortment displays aver- Cigarettes “Life & age (“8-9”) signature strength. Times of Rip Van Highlights are: G. Campbell, C. Winkle” complete set of (10) pictures. The obverses of the color saturated 5x8 desig- Diaz, P. Diller, C. Eastwood, E. Estevez, J. Franco, W. Goldberg, K. Hepburn, J. nation each display a cigarette pack on the upper left corner along with a sequence of Lawrence, J. Newmar, A. Palmer, S.J. Parker, M. Pfeiffer, B. Shields, J.L. Sigler, B. the Washington Irving creation. The chaptered reverses are a continuation of the Streisand, M. Suvari, Q. Tarantino, C. Tatum, J. Travolta, J. Voight, M. Wahlberg and sleepy character’s story. Averages (GD to VG) with #7 and #9 displaying hints of R. Williams. No authentication due to time and costs. More on our website. paper loss or reverse writing. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

844. Lobby 845. 1940s-70s Gold, Card/Poster/TV Silver and Bronze Age Entertainment Comic Book Lot of (260) Lot of (78) with with Disney Emphasis & (2) Hendrix (40) Classics Illustrated Posters & 1975 1st Editions Kojak Wax Box Laughs and thrills await the collec- Pop culture pops in this tor who claims this classic assort- lobby card/poster/TV ment of (260) Gold, Silver and entertainment lot of (78). Star attractions are (2) Jimi Hendrix posters (both GD-VG) Bronze Age comic books. and (1) 1975 Kojak wax box of (48) packs, box presents (VG-EX) with one partially Displaying in average grades of separated end panel. Also included are: western star Andy Devine 8x10 (VG), (11) (GD to VG) with 20% better and Three Dog Night posters average (EX-MT) and (60) 1950s-80s Spanish language 10% lesser this colorful group breakdowns by period as 70% GA, 25% SA and 5% American film lobby cards average (VG-EX) with The Godfather II, American BA, with all but a handful bearing original cover prices of ten and twelve cents. Graffiti, (6) H. Bogart, (7) C. Eastwood, (4) S. McQueen, (4) F. Sinatra and (8) J. Present are (104) Disney tiles, (68) “Classics Illustrated” including (40) 1st editions, Wayne. More on our website. (8) “Classic Comics”, (6) TV characters, (10) westerns, (8) “New Funnies”, (13) Opening Bid $150.00 “Looney Tunes” and (45) assorted. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

116 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: OC TO B E R 10, 2013 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 846. 1981 Topps Baseball & Traded Autographed Near Set of (840/858) Cards Simply breathtaking 1981 Topps Baseball & Traded autographed near set of (840/858) cards. With nearly 98% of the set present, this signed card gallery features high-profile endorsements from legions of Hall of Famers, key rookies, deceased and tough players. The multi-colored scripts overwhelmingly average (“8-9”) or better with the canvases generally presenting in (NM to Mint) condition. Additionally, over 85% of all multi-player leader and rookie cards are signed by each subject depicted. Highlights include Auction LOA from JSA: (63 cards) with Hall of Famers/Stars: #1 Brett/Buckner, #2 R. Jackson/Oglivie/Schmidt, #100 Carew, #180 Rose, #201 Bench, #207 O. Smith, #206 Schmidt, #205 Rose, #240 Ryan, #261 Henderson, #300 Molitor, #347 Baines RC, #370 Winfield, #380 Stargell, #400 R. Jackson, #401 Brett, #515 Yount, #540 Schmidt, #600 Bench, #660 Carter, #700 Brett; Not Certified But Presumed Authentic: (777 cards) with Hall of Famers/Rookies: #315 K. Gibson RC, #479 Raines/Ramos/Pate RC, #572 Morris RC, #661 Weaver, #727 Ainge RC, #816 Raines RC, #850 Valenzuela RC; Deceased/Tough: #150 Fidrych, #362 B. Diaz, #405 Espinosa, #493 Quisenberry, #551 Law/Pena/Perez RC, #609 McGlothen, #635 Bo. Bonds, #671 B. Martin and #740 Bo. Bonds. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

847. 1985 Topps Baseball & Traded Autographed Near Set of (802) Different Cards Incredible 1985 Topps Baseball & Traded autographed near set of (802) different cards. With nearly 85% of the set present, this exceptional arrange features crisp endorsements from numerous Hall of Famers, key rookies, deceased and tough players. Penned with a variety of writing instruments, the quality overwhelmingly averages (“8-9”) or better with the canvases generally presenting in (NM to Mint) condition. Additionally, over 85% of all multi-player Father & Son cards are signed by each subject depicted. Highlights include Auction LOA from JSA: (91 cards) with Hall of Famers/Stars: #3 Gooden (Most K’s, 276 84 R—King), #6 Rose, #115 Henderson, #155 Berra, #200 R. Jackson, #300 Carew, #350 Boggs, 460 Sandberg, #536 Puckett RC, #547 Rose, #605 O. Smith, #620 Gooden, #660 Gwynn, #705 Winfield AS, #719 Carter AS, #17T Carter, #129T Weaver; Deceased/Tough: #334 Howser, #378 Wiggins; Not Certified But Presumed Authentic: (711 cards) with Hall of Famers/Stars: #11 McCovey Glossy; Tough/Deceased: #711 Quisenberry AS and #737 B. Diaz. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

848. Babe Ruth Autographed Baseball - Full JSA Despite what were likely all-out efforts fueled by unyielding passion and devotion, Alex Gillespie never became a household name for his baseball exploits. But after he toiled in an obscure circuit during the 1939 season, he was applauded for his endeavor (albeit only by his bush league peers) and awarded this baseball autographed by undoubtedly the biggest name the sport has ever known: Babe Ruth. This creamy OAL Harridge orb presents nicely with vibrant trademark stampings that date to 1934-1939. While the sweet spot is decorated with a neatly rendered “BRUNSWICK” (Gillespie’s team name, no doubt), the south panel showcases Ruth’s black-ink fountain pen scripting, which shows every bit of (“8”) potency. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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849. Amos Rusie Cut Signature BVG/JSA 7 More than 112 years after Amos Rusie last took the hill, there are ample reasons to marvel over both his pitching prowess and the somewhat sad aspects of how the grand game has changed. A rare specimen (by today’s standards), Rusie posted eye-opening career numbers that, upon a glance, suggest unsurpassed longevity. Further investigation reveals, of course, that his career encompassed only nine full seasons. As scarce as workhorses of Rusie’s ilk, so, too is his coveted autograph. Highly regarded in any form, Rusie’s scripting in the offered BVG/JSA encapsulated heirloom is arguably the most potent you’ll ever encounter. Executed in black-ink fountain pen on an otherwise blank sheet of 4”-long, Rusie’s penning has been very conservatively Graded 7 by Beckett. Perhaps the earliest hurler to consistently fire at speeds upwards of 90 mph, Rusie (d.1942) won 246 games, authored five seasons of 200-plus strikeouts, two seasons of 300-plus strikeouts and is cited as being responsible for the 1893 rule that moved the mound back from 50 feet to 60 feet, 6 inches. Rounding out those remarkable stats were four seasons of 30-plus wins and three years of over 500-plus innings pitched. All of this, by the way, was realized without benefit of a five-man rotation, a pitch count, “advanced” sports medicine and the ever-popular Tommy John surgery. Opening Bid $400.00

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