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To My Fellow Hobbyists,

Welcome to our second auction of 2011. With this auction we are asking our bidders and consignors to respond to a poll we are conducting about changing the requirements for initial bids in our future auctions. We are very much in favor of this new concept, especially considering many of you have suggested it to us over the past few years. The new procedure is explained in a starburst on our homepage. Please feel free to call us with any questions.

Our dedicated team has once again outdone itself in assembling this fantastic array of rare, unusual and one-of-a-kind items. Dave Stoddard has added even more new features to keep our site simple and user friendly while incorporating new and useful ideas. James Feagin, Mark Raines, Kevin Heffner, and Ricky Huggins have carefully described all the items, while Matt Flores and Stefan Wisinski have captured the images. Randy Curtis has done a fantastic job of working with our consignors to create some unique and interesting lots. Mark Spinrad and Jamey Austin have swept the catalog for #@%#”s, and Josh Wulkan and Stefan have given Mike and Sally Henry the “canvas and paint” they need for them to create another mas- terpiece.

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

Our constantly growing nationwide staff of consignor reps (now at 37 strong), lead by the tireless Steve Dickler, has gathered together another fine assortment of “goodies.” Should you have items or an entire col- lection you are thinking about selling, a full list of our well-qualified reps (along with their contact info) is available in this catalog. Call them. You'll be surprised how much money they can put in your pocket.

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

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

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

Good Luck New Time Change!!

President Huggins and Scott Auctions 900 Silver Spring Ave. Silver Spring, MD 20910 Toll free: 1-866-462-2273 Locally: 301-608-0355 elcome to Huggins and Scott Auctions, the Nation's fastest grow- W ing Sports & Americana Auction House. With this catalog, we are presenting another extensive list of sports cards and mem- orabilia, plus an array of historically significant Americana items. We hope you enjoy this.

V E RY IMPORTA N T: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND THE COST FAC TOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATA LOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELA B- O R ATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EV E RY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOW EVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO W E H AVE ADDED MANY MORE PH OTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELA B O R ATE DESCRIPTION ON V I RT UA L LY EV E RY ITEM ON OUR WEBSITE. WELL WO RTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT ! WEBSITE: W W W. H U G G I N S A N D S C OTT. C O M Here's how we are running our March 30-31, 2011 bids are placed on the lot. If you have not bid on the auction: lot, you will need to place your first bid by the time the countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. If you have any BIDDING BEGINS: questions, please ask in advance! Wednesday Ma r. 16th, 2011 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared 10:00 pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We to STEP 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go describe and photograph each item in the most clear and to “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE are in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or hold the current high bid for, and which lots you have been toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the day. item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session REGISTRATION: (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on Mar. 30th, if you are You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the the only bidder on an item that ends on Mar. 30th, that phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online item will close and you will be declared the winner. We can- at www.hugginsandscott.com. Our local phone number is not stress enough; you will want to get your bids in early. 301-608-0355. Should you choose the online method and For example, once you get your catalog, if you were to place have any problems, please call us for assistance. Our normal a bid (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every business hours are Monday-Saturday 11-6p, Sunday 12-5p item that you are interested in, you are good to go and will Eastern Time. be allowed to bid at the end of the auction, without the possibility of being shutout. Once registered you will need to confirm your email address by following the link in the confirmation email that STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session is automatically sent to your email address that you register Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding with. At the time of registration, you will create a User ID session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the and Password, that you are responsible for; you will use that end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item same User ID and Password every time you log into our site that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or on a new item during this time. by telephone. ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auc- STEP 1) Initial Bids tions all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friend- ly. Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchro- roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them nized by Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern on the item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at time, which is when the lot would end if no additional 11:00pm on their respective end date. If only one bid has

4 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 been received and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the win- option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, ner. If there have been two or more bids on a particular $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have $500, $550, $600 and so on. passed without any additional bids on that item. A 30- minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automati- b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options cally reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. If you for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30- $2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. minute clock will NOT reset. This is now available in real time on our website. You will want to the "REFRESH" Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max button on your computer as the clock counts down, as our bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've system will not automatically show an increase in bids. Bids been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this on items will continue to be accepted between 10:00 pm means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the item placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can these rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 10:00 pm enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the can close prior to 11:30 pm EST. current high bid.

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

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

PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT About Our Grading: retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are graded and encapsulated by independent grading compa- bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all nies. Many other lots have been graded by our highly edu- bids in the auction and bidding privileges revoked. WE cated writers. For the most part, these are conservative CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss AUCTION BY CANCELING BIDS. something. We are not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and 6) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are we cannot issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a available for viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver numerical grade or the exact grade that we describe. We Spring Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in advance strongly recommend that you come look at any items that for an appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you are bidding on, and make your own determination you provide a list of the items that you want to examine, so about it's grade. we may have them ready for you. No appointments will be allowed on March 30-31, 2011. Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing compa- 7) All bids are in US Dollars! ny. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always looking for part-time field representatives in new 8) When we refer to a population report about graded areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- at 215-530-4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose sit- ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's money. population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of Consignments For Our Next Auction: writing and are subject to change. We have already begun taking consignments for our May 2011 auction. Consignment deadline: April 11th - by con- About Our Autographs: signing your items early, you allow us the opportunity to All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come advertise your items on our website, in trade publications with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most and press releases, as well as at major shows across the coun- used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), try. This is an invaluable way to expose your items to our Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some thousands of current bidders and possible new bidders, who even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take can then plan ahead to bid on your items. Believe me, it great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", happens! "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (pri- have passed the most stringent examination. marily 's and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature under a little dust, or needs the right exposure! was a common practice among teams where the key players would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a consignments of your cards and other treasures. clubhouse signature.

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M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 7 1. 1909-1911 White Borders Near Set of (519/524) with O’Hara Variation Upon release by the American Company (ATC) during the early summer of 1909, the pint- sized cardboard renderings of contemporary base- ball stars became a runaway marketing success for the next two years. A century has passed since Cobb, Johnson, and most notably Wagner starred in the 1909-11 T206 White Border designation; how- ever, demand for their “pictures” has not waned. Securing examples from this famed series is often considered a rite of passage, as holding a tangible piece of history often leads to a lifelong quest to amass “The Monster.” Offered is an impressive 1909-1911 T206 White Border near set of (519/524) that includes an extremely challenging O’Hara team variation. The approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 5% (VG-EX to EX), 15% (VG), 35% (GD), 25% (FR) and 20% (PR). Nearly 20% of the lower-grade cards display a combination of wear including paper loss, tape residue or writing with an additional 10% having sustained varying degrees of trimming. The overall composition of the all-important advertising backs is as follows: (440) Piedmont/Sweet Caporal, (34) Old Mill, (27) Polar Bear, (13) Sovereign, (2) Cycle 460, (1) American Beauty 460 Unframed, (1) El Principe De Gales and (1) Tolstoi. Featured are Hall of Famers/Stars: (81 cards, all common backs, unless noted, 10% VG to EX, 26% GD, 35% FR, 29% PR with four trimmed) with Cobb (FR, Bat Off Shoulder), Cobb (FR, Bat On Shoulder), Cobb (PR, Green Portrait), Cobb (VG, Red Portrait, Polar Bear), Crawford (GD, Throwing), Evers (GD, Portrait), Jennings (VG, One Hand Showing, Old Mill), W. Johnson (PR, Hands at Chest, Polar Bear), W. Johnson (FR, Portrait), Lajoie (GD, Portrait), Lajoie (FR, with Bat, Sovereign), Lajoie (VG-EX, Throwing), Marquard (GD, Follow-Through, Cycle 460), Mathewson (GD, Dark Cap), Mathewson (GD, Portrait), Mathewson (VG, White Cap), McGraw (VG, Portrait, with Cap), Speaker (GD), Tinker (GD, Bat Off Shoulder), Walsh (VG, Sovereign), Willis (EX, Portrait), C. Young (GD, Bare Hand Shows), C. Young (PR, Glove Shows, Polar Bear), C. Young (GD, Portrait); Southern Leaguers: (48 cards, 27 Old Mill, 18% VG-EX to EX, 17% VG, 18% GD, 17% FR, 30% PR with five trimmed) with Breitenstein (VG), Foster (VG, Old Mill), Guiheen (VG-EX), Helm (VG-EX), Kiernan (VG), McCauley (VG, Old Mill), Orth (VG-EX, Old Mill), Paige (VG-EX, Old Mill), Revelle (EX, Old Mill), Ryan (VG-EX, Old Mill), Seitz (VG-EX), Shaughnessy (VG, Old Mill), C. Smith (VG), Stark (VG), Thebo (VG), Violat (VG-EX Old Mill), Westlake (GD), F. White (VG-EX); Key Variations/Errors: (7 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with G. Brown (trimmed, Washington), Dahlen (VG-EX, ), Elberfeld (PR, Washington), Lundgren (FR, Chicago), O’Hara (FR, St. Louis, Polar Bear) and F. Smith (FR, Chicago & Boston, American Beauty 460 Unframed). This desirable near set is missing only Demmitt (St. Louis), J. Doyle (N.Y. Nat’l), Magie (available separately in this auction), Plank and Wagner for completion. Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. To view this magnificent collection in greater detail, several images are available on our website along with grades for all Hall of Famers/stars, Southern Leaguers, variants and tougher backs. Opening Bid $7500.00

8 2. 2008 Upper Deck "Mt. Rushmore" Quad Cut Autograph Card with Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and Roosevelt (1/1) PSA/DNA Situated in rural Keystone, South Dakota, the Mount Rushmore National Memorial was sculpted by the father and son duo of Gutzon and Lincoln Borglum under the direction of multiple federal agencies. The premise of this ambitious undertaking was to boost tourism in the Black Hills region while paying permanent homage to those presidents who permanently shaped American society. Although the fourteen-year project was a costly endeavor, the granite landmark is an enduring testa- ment to our nation’s regard for its highest elected office. Produced in 2008 by Upper Deck, the “Signs of History” series featured multiple cut autographs of Oval Office occupants seeded throughout various baseball products. While the single and dual cuts are already among the more coveted “pulls,” the offered George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt “Mount Rushmore” themed quad cut signature card can be rightly considered the “holy grail” of the modern insert hobby. Serially numbered 1/1, these esteemed etchings were neatly pared from a variety of docu- ments. The obverse featuring Washington (d.1799) and Lincoln (d.1865) presents (“6- 7”) and (“9”) respectively, while the reverse featuring Jefferson (d.1826) and T. Roosevelt (d.1919) exhibits (“6-7”) and (“8-9”) penman- ship. A notation mentioning “five shillings for” is notice- able beneath Washington’s endorsement. This once-in-a- lifetime relic is securely encap- sulated by PSA/DNA and is further authenticated with a UDA hologram sticker on the reverse (UDC #11226). When the highest bid is registered, the purchaser can be well assured that this “Mount Rushmore” signed relic is the permanent foundation of their autograph collection. Opening Bid $7500.00 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011

3. ’s 1993 Phillies Championship Ring Most “phanatical phans” of the still hold the 1993 National League Championship team in the highest regard because that team gave the city and the fans the slightest glimmer of hope for a championship. Recent events may show that this team of “dirty uniform” scrappers was human after all, but that should not change that these men were heroes in 1993. Of all the players and personal that received championship rings from the Phillies, one stands above all as the most revered and desirable: the offered Richie Ashburn 1993 National League Championship ring. This monumental ring was presented to Ashburn for his lifelong service to the organization and his work as the color man in the booth with . This 10 karat yellow gold masterpiece was produced by Balfour and has (20) small diamonds on the obverse surrounding (4) rubies and a larger diamond as the centerpiece. Engraved around the perimeter of the ring face are the words “Phillies National League Champions” with the victorious results of the 1993 NLCS recounted on the left shank and “R. A.” framing a Phillies Liberty Bell logo on the right. The only other marking on the ring is the phrase “Balfour 10K” stamped on the inside band. The overall weight of the ring is 35 grams (or 1.2 ounces), and the ring is a size 9. The ring is accompanied by a pair of letters from Richard Ashburn (Whitey’s son) proclaiming that the ring was indeed the one given to his father in 1994 for his work in the booth during the 1993 championship season. All baseball fans can join with the Phillies fans to honor the memory of this great Hall of Famer with bids on the only gold championship ring from Richie Ashburn ever offered to the public. Opening Bid $2500.00

4. Richie Ashburn 1961 Signed Game-Ready Bat With Full PSA/DNA Having topped the Major Leagues with 1,875 hits during the , Philadelphia Phillies star Richie Ashburn was dealt to Chicago, where he was issued and autographed this game-ready bat. The Hillerich & Bradsby (31.3-oz/34-1/2”) “U1” signature model weapon is signed by Ashburn in black marker (“8” strength) just below the barrel stampings. The uncracked ash shows no game use and has bat-rack streaks throughout and a flare knob. The bat can be placed to Ashburn’s 1961 season, during which he placed six orders (totaling 24 bats) for 34-1/2” U1 mod- els. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat only). Opening Bid $750.00

5. Richie Ashburn 1948 Rookie Season Game- Worn Phillies Cap Thrust into the Major League spotlight as a wide-eyed 21-year-old, Hall of Famer Richie Ashburn was none the worse for his sheltered Tilden, Nebraska upbringing. City lights, rustic settings: it made no difference to “Whitey,” as swapped a league-best 32 bases in his 1948 rookie campaign and then eager- ly returned to the Midwest for a barnstorming tour. It was on that journey that Ashburn bestowed his 1948 Phillies cap upon a young fan in his home- town. Worn by Ashburn during his rookie campaign, this blue wool accesso- ry features the club’s script-style “P” logo sewn to the front center in red-on- blue felt, a red bill and a red button atop the six-point crown suspension. The interior sweat band is home to a “Wilson” label, and minor separation at the back of the sweatband was likely the site of a since-removed size tag. The item shows heavy wear with color fading throughout, perspiration-induced soiling within and a heavy bend on the bill. Accompanying is an LOA from the cap’s 1948 recipient, who was in a local barbershop when Ashburn walked in with N.L. contemporaries (and barnstorming mates) Rex Barney and Johnny Hopp. The cap’s style, incidentally, was replaced in 1950, the year of the “.” Opening Bid $500.00

10 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 6. Original HOF Postcard Art of Richie Ashburn Presented is the original artwork for one of the key pieces in the most popular Hall of Fame 7. Andy Seminick 1969 Phillies Greatest Team Display Postcard set Piece ever produced. The artwork is During the 1969 season, the Philadelphia Phillies released their “greatest team” list that of Dick of players and honored them with a ceremony at Stadium. Of the ten Perez, and the players voted to this all-time team, (9) of them were living and given a 37-1/2 x 20” subject is Hall print with their names on a brass placard on the bottom center of the frame. Offered of Famer is the framed relic presented to Andy Seminick - the on the team of greats. Richie The piece is in excellent condition with the frame showing minor wear from being Ashburn. The displayed over the past 40 years. The print shows headshot images of each player 16x24 water- over their respective positions on the field at Connie Mack Stadium. Accompanying color render- the framed piece are (3) 8x10 photographs of the (9) men during the ceremony, ing of the including Seminick (kneeling, front right), Ashburn, Roberts, Ennis and Short. This “Tilden Flash” unique artifact is an amazing piece of Phillies history ready for immediate display. is one of the Opening Bid $250.00 most beautiful in the Perez-Steele Hall of Fame Postcard series. This art was complet- ed in 1995 in time for Ashburn’s induction and the postcard series was issued the fol- lowing year, leaving precious little time for Ashburn to sign many of the cards, mak- ing the postcard one of the most desirable in the set. This masterpiece hung in the Hall of Fame for most of 1995 as part of the 1995 Induction Class exhibit. The artwork is as desirable because it is a one-of-a-kind piece by the renowned art Dick Perez, who signed his work in the lower right corner. Opening Bid $500.00

9. Richie Ashburn Autograph Collection of (33) Items Presented are (33) autographed Richie Ashburn items including a baseball, cap and mini-bat. The cap is signed in silver marker (“8”), the ONL Giamatti ball in blue ink (“7”) and the mini-bat in black marker (“7”). Other items include (12) 3x7 photo- graphs (signed in pen, grading “8-9”), an Ashburn golf tournament poster signed by Ashburn and Giles (“9”), a 69th Street Association program (“8”), (2) color 8x10 Cubs photos (both (“9”), a 6x8 magazine photo (blue marker, “9”), 1958 Sports Nite program (ink, “8”), a letter (“9”), a giveaway cap (“8”), a 1963 magazine (“9”), (3) 8. (12) Richie Ashburn Collectibles with Diamond Dust 9x12 to 11x14 size pieces with (“9”) signatures and (4) miscellaneous items. The Punchboard last two items are an envelope on which Whitey put his name and “Tilden, Neb.” on Assembled for the devoted fan of Richie Ashburn are (12) scarce items. Highlighting the the return mail line and a one-page letter inside with a full signature at the bottom list is a 1948-51 New Diamond Dust Punchboard (unpunched, NM-MT) with DiMaggio, (“9”). Williams and Ashburn plus a 1952 Philadelphia Phillies pin of Ashburn with ribbon and Opening Bid $200.00 charms (NM). Other items include a 1956 Phillies yearbook (EX-MT) and 1962 NY Mets yearbook (GD, stained). The remaining items are listed on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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12. (3) Vintage Richie Ashburn- Related Baseball Pennants Presented are (3) fabulous full-size 1940s and 1950s baseball pennants. Included are Phillies: 1949 11. 1948-1962 Baseball All-Star Phillies/Blue Jays team facsimile autograph felt (VG- Game Lot with (5) Programs and (2) EX), 1950 Phillies team facsimile autograph felt (EX) Pennants and rare 1950s red–and-gold felt pennant with Ashburn 10. Pre-Major League Richie (VG). Presented is a group of (7) Baseball All-Star programs Opening Bid $200.00 Ashburn Collection or pennants. Included are Programs: 1948 (VG), 1951 O ffered is an incredible collection of Richie A s h b u r n (VG), 1953 (VG-EX), 1958 (VG-EX), 1962 (VG-EX, items that pre-date his major league debut in April of signed by Hutchinson and Koufax); Pennants: 1951 1948. This lot includes (9) distinct items from A s h b u r n green felt with players names (trimmed) and 1958 life and career prior to becoming the centerfielder for the black felt with Orioles bird and names in scroll on left Phillies. Each items is fully described on our website. (VG, missing tassels). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

13. Richie Ashburn 1975 Philadelphia Phillies Old-Timers Game-Worn Jersey Worn during an old-timers game in 1975, this wonder- 15. Original Richie Ashburn Artwork ful Philadelphia Phillies jersey features Ashburn’s for the On One Field Lithograph beloved #1 on the back and comes with an original Offered is the original artwork for the beautifully creat- photograph. The 1975 Type I photo shows Richie 14. Richie Ashburn Original Pastel ed 1995 On One Field lithograph series. This fantastic Ashburn in the middle of his swing wearing the jersey. Chalks Art by Frontino image shows the speedy Ashburn executing the “drag The Wilson size 44 jersey shows mild wear and is one Offered is a gorgeous piece of artwork featuringe a bat- bunt” perfectly. The art measures 22x21 with the frame of the last Phillies jerseys worn by Whitey. ting pose of Richie Ashburn. The artist, Frontino, used measuring 29x27 overall. Accompanying the original Opening Bid $200.00 pastel chalks to create a sharp image of one of the most watercolor art is one of the lithographs (#148/1000) popular Phillies. The 25x27 frame is a simple arts-and- signed by the artist, Michael Mellett, with a caricature craft wooden frame with minor wear. of Ashburn smoking his pipe at the microphone. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

16. 1965 Ballantine Beer Large Advertisement with Saam, Ashburn & Campbell Presented is a spec- tacular 1965 Ballantine Beer 17. 1968 Ballantine Beer Advertising advertising broadside Broadside with Saam, Campball & featuring the stellar broadcast team of Ashburn 18. Schmidt, Ashburn, Roberts & Byrum Saam, Richie Offered is a stunning 1968 Ballantine Beer advertising Carlton Lot of (3) Items Ashburn and Bill broadside featuring the incomparable broadcast team of O ffered is a trio of items featuring four of the greatest Campbell. The 16x24 artifact is full color with Whitey Byrum Saam, Richie Ashburn and Bill Campbell. The players in Phillies history. The items include a boldly Ashburn’s eyes as blue as ever. Dated at the bottom, the 37x19 artifact was produced with color graphics and signed Louisville Slugger baseball bat with , heavy cardboard stock does show moderate wear with black-and-white portraits of the announcers. The heavy Richie Ashburn, and . T h e (3) pinholes and a pair of staple marks. The back does cardboard stock does show mild wear with the date list- other two items are lithographs from Dick Perez, one have tape residue and a portion of the original easel. ed at the bottom, and the reverse is in exceptional con- signed by only Perez (#6227/10000) and the other signed Opening Bid $250.00 dition. Opening Bid $250.00 by Perez and the four Hall of Famers (#126/1000). Additional information is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

12 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 19. (3) Tougher Richie Ashburn Store Model Bats Opening Bid $150.00 20. (4) Richie Ashburn Commemorative Bats with 22. Richie Ashburn (3) Signed 21. (6) Richie Ashburn Store MacGregor Store Model G22 Opening Bid $200.00 Model Baseball Bats Glove and Box Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

23. (2) Vintage Richie 24. (21) 1950s Richie 26. (80) Richie Ashburn Ashburn Store Model Glove Ashburn Type I Related Type III or Modern Display Boxes Photographs and News 25. (29) Vintage Richie Photos Opening Bid $100.00 Service Photos Ashburn Original Snapshots Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

30. Richie Ashburn 29. Signed Original Dick Richie Perez 28. Richie Ashburn Print 27. Vintage Pamphlet, Ashburn/Philadelphia Caricature Art by Bobby #102/850 Schedules and Smaller Phillies Oversize Poster, Ewing Opening Bid $100.00 Magazine Lot of (67) Lithograph and Display Lot Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

31. (2) Richie Ashburn Related Original Art Pieces 33. (18) 1953-1965 34. 1949-1960s Magazine Opening Bid $150.00 32. Lot of (6) Original Art Pieces with Ashburn Magazines with Mickey Lot with Better Covers Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Mantle on the Cover Opening Bid $100.00

36. (76) Baseball Books – 37. Large Collection of 38. 1977 Old Timers Day 35. 1949-1969 Multi-Sport Most with Richie Ashburn Ephemera with Ashburn Desk Display – Given to Magazine Lot of (79) Connection Concentration Ashburn Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 13 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 39. 1953-54 Briggs Meats / Panel Proudly offered is an astounding 1953-54 Briggs Meats Willie Mays/Don Mueller panel. Having survived the lethal combination of an anxious mother or zealous kid, this neatly extracted 5-1/2 x 4-1/4” keepsake is one of the only con- firmed in the hobby. Published by the Washington D.C. area food manufacturer, subjects were limited to members of the Senators, Yankees and Giants. Of the few panels that have endured the decades, virtually none depicts a Hall of Famer, let alone an icon such as Willie Mays. An approximately 4-1/2” crease spans the lower portion of the cardboard and barely impacts the facsimile auto- graphs. An additional hairline crease is located in the red portion between the vibrant portraits, and an additional wrinkle is discernable to the left of Mueller’s cap. A wafer-thin wax coating has preserved this keepsake from significant staining or soiling. The blank reverse displays faint grease impressions of the original contents. While significant paper loss along the upper, left and right edges is also noticeable, the surface and its precious images are not compro- mised. Multiple creases and surface wrinkles do not protrude the obverse. As “the home of the regional ,” Huggins & Scott has handled 200+ lots of Briggs and Esskay items. However, this is the first occasion that a panel featuring a youthful “Say Hey” has surfaced. Opening Bid $900.00

40. 1958 Hires Root Beer (Test) Willie Mays with Tab—SGC 20 The anchor of the popular 1958 Hires Root Beer (Test) issue is undoubtedly the Willie Mays speci- men. As one of the toughest regional renderings of Mays during his early years with the Giants, the elusive offering has escaped the grasp of many advanced collectors. Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC, the offered 1958 Hires Root Beer (Test) Willie Mays with tab is one of the only known with the advertising portion intact. Of the seven total Mays copies judged by SGC, there is no distinction made between those examples which have the tabs or not. Regardless, this benchmark still presents incredibly well for the technical assessment. A minimal tear between the “W” and “I” of the slugger’s given name along with a surface contusion along the left edge are the only serious flaws. The vibrant orange hues conceal multiple creases and cardboard bowing. Slight stress along the tab perforation resulting in moderate separation is also evident. The advertising reverse is clean aside from minimal discoloration. Despite those imperfections, the winning bidder will be well pleased with this premier Mays acquisition. Opening Bid $750.00

41. 1966 Punch-Outs Willie Mays/ SGC 80—Only Known in Hobby Beginning in 1961 with the obscure Dice Game release and culminating with the readily available 1971 Scratch-Offs subset, for ten years Topps attempted to engage collecting youth in a variety of baseball card games. These conceptual efforts were primarily the brainchild of , Art Director and Editor for the confectioner. Though met with varying degrees of success, the prototypes and samples from these test issues are among the most sought after in the post-war hobby. While the adjective “rare” is often overstated and used, for a handful of Topps releases the term is appropriately applied. One of these is undoubtedly the 1966 Topps Punch-Outs issue. According to the combined PSA and SGC population reports, only four total copies have been judged by the grading services. When discussing the set on his website, advanced Topps researcher David Hornish remarked, “If you can even find one of these very elusive cards consider yourself blessed. If you can afford it, you are more blessed still.” Having been recently uncovered in an advanced collection, the offered 1966 Topps Punch-Outs Willie Mays/Tony Conigliaro tandem is the only known to have surfaced or been offered for public sale. Graded 80 EX-MT 6 by SGC, this crisp specimen depicts the American and National League combatants on opposing sides of the cardboard. With dimensions similar to period “tall boys,” each player displays (35) unpunched holes, closely resembling arcade and saloon games popularized decades earlier. Slightly errant centering and an inconsequential contusion affecting the upper right edge do not disrupt the appeal. The perforations are crisply attached, and the creamy blank reverse is problem-free and clean. A vibrant red-white-and-blue color scheme adds to the commanding visual appeal. For the Mays enthusiast who thought he had it all or the Topps test issue specialist, this near impossible Mays/Conigliaro panel is a true standard of collecting excellence. Opening Bid $750.00

14 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 42. May 12, 1951 43. Willie Mays 1954 Millers Program Signed “What’s My With Willie Mays Just Before Line?” Contract With His Promotion Full JSA Allegedly in tears after failing to deliver a While there was nary a doubt as hit in his first 12 big league at-bats, Hall of to the profession that Willie Famer Willie Mays was personally given a Mays excelled at, the contem- vote of confidence by skipper Leo porary CBS show “What’s My Durocher who, in colorful language, cited Line?” had contestants forever the prospect’s alarming .477 batting aver- guessing the occupation of the age that prompted his promotion from “Mystery Guest.” Summoned to Class AAA Minneapolis. The offered pro- “play” that role at the height of gram was issued at for one of the show’s popularity, Mays Mays’ final auditions in the American accepted and signed this official Association. The 20-page guide features contract. Drawn up on July 8, player bios/stats and advertisements hawk- 1954 (just three months before ing local establishments. The center pages Mays secured his first and only feature scoring grids (marked in pencil) title), the two-sided document has pre-printed text detailing the parties with pre-printed lineups for a contest and specifics of the agreement, as well as typewritten particulars including names and between the Indianapolis Indians and host Mays’ “$300” stipend. On the reverse, Mays has signed on the line marked Millers. The contest was played on May “Performer,” his blue ink signature projecting (“9”) strength and clarity. The docu- 12, less than two weeks prior to Mays’ promotion. With covers and all pages intact, ment remains crisp and has two horizontal compacting folds (neither of which the guide shows (VG-EX) quality with expected minor creases/folds from a day at the impinge upon Mays’ signature). Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. ballpark. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

45. 1964 All-Star Baseball Wrist Watch With Original Case The time is always right with this 1964 “All Star” wristwatch. 44. 1950s Willie Mays “Say Hey” Skateboard Manufactured by On retail shelves in the late-1950s, the Willie Mays “Say Hey” skateboard provided Bradley, this speedy transportation for youngsters inclined to take to the pavement. Manufactured home - by Union Surfer, this sturdy wooden board features a colorful likeness of the Giant themed time- slugger in his San Francisco cap (dating the relic to post-1958) and bright red text piece featured proclaiming “The Willie Mays Say Hey Skateboard.” The unusual keepsake shows the facsimile sig- moderate use and remains fully functional. natures of Willie Opening Bid $400.00 Mays, and on the facing. In its original plastic case with colorful images of the subjects on the cardboard header, the watch remains fully functional (though there is a small crack on the interior plastic holder). Opening Bid $500.00

46. (20) 1959-1974 47. (6) Willie Topps Venezuelan & Mays Signed O-Pee-Chee Willie Cards with Mays Singles Certified Opposing continents are well rep- Modern resented with these twenty 1959- Inserts 1974 Topps Venezuelan and O- Presented is a prom- Pee-Chee Willie Mays singles. ising grouping of six Included are Topps Venezuelan: Willie Mays signed (10 cards) with 1959 #50 (VG), cards with three cer- 1960 #7 Mays/Rigney (VG), tified modern inserts. 1964: #9 HR Leaders (GD), #150 Included are Modern (GD), #257 Giants Team (VG- Inserts: (3 cards) EX), #306 Mays/Cepeda (VG); with 1998 Sports 1966: #217 HR Leaders (EX-MT), Illustrated Covers #219 RBI Leaders (VG); 1967 (#/250), 1999 Sports #213 (EX-MT), 1968 #50 (FR, Illustrated Covers, due to reverse paper loss); O-Pee- 2001 Team Topps Chee: (10 cards) with 1965: #4 Legends; Non- HR Leaders (NM), #250 (EX- Certified: (3 cards) with 1975 SSPC #616, 1981 Metallic HOF Mini Plaques and MT); 1966 #1 (NM), 1967 #191 1982 Big League Collectibles Diamond Classics #18. Each endorsement presents (“9- CL (marked), 1968 #50 (NM-MT), 1972: #49 (EX-MT), #50 IA (NM-MT); 1973: #1 10”). The non-certified cards come with an auction LOA from James Spence Ruth/Aaron/Mays HR LL (EX-MT), #305 (NM) and 1974 #473 WS (NM). Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 15 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 48. 1953-55 49. 1958 50. 1959 Howard Packard-Bell Photo Willie Mays Derby Willie Service SGC 60— Mays SGC Postcards Highest 30 Willie Graded Graded 30 Good 2 Mays—SGC Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. The offered 1959 50 by SGC. Issued only in California Home Run Derby Graded 50 VG- by the manufactur- Willie Mays sam- EX 4 by SGC. er of “the West’s ple was produced Featured is a largest selling TV,” to advertise the 1953-55 Howard this 1958 Packard- short-lived, but Photo Service Bell Willie Mays memorable, televi- Willie Mays post- is ideal for the sion series. Only a card with a regional specialist. handful of copies Seven-Up adver- With a transverse have endured the tising reverse. image borrowed decades, as this The correspon- from the Exhibit “Say Hey” is one dence displays series, this much of only three to mild perimeter scarcer Type is the highest graded of the three judged have been evaluated by the grading service. Mild wear and presents much nicer than the technical grade. by the third-party service. Superficial corner wear and peripheral wear, slight creasing on the obverse and One of only three judged at the grading tier with none inconsequential reverse toning do not adversely impact reverse writing impressions on the blank reverse are better. the overall eye appeal. consistent with the technical grade. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

52. 1956 Topps Pins Willie Mays Production Proof From one of the more underrated series of the “,” the offered 1956 Topps Pins Willie Mays production proof depicts the centerfield- er during the first part of his Hall of Fame 53. 1961 Bazooka Near Complete career. This unique Box with Willie Mays & Bill blank backed treasure Mazeroski was produced by Topps Savor “Young America’s Favorite” bubble gum by 51. (3) 1952-1955 Red Man Tobacco for the creation of Willie Mays with Tabs securing this elusive 1961 Bazooka near complete box Mays’ regularly issued including #22 J. Perry/#23 Mays/#24 Mazeroski. The Featured is a top-flight trio of 1952-1955 Red Man pinback. Printed on high-grade display box presents (NM-MT) with defer- Willie Mays tobacco cards with their original tabs wafer-thin glossy white ence to the neatly pared closures. The surface colors are intact. Included are 1.) 1952 Red Man #NL 15 (EX to paper stock, the bold and vibrant, appearing as they were when pro- EX-MT); 2.) 1954 Red Man #NL 25 (NM) and 3.) ephemeron displays mild surface bowing and other duced a half-century ago. 1955 Red Man #NL 7 (EX-MT). inconsequential surface imperfections. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

54. Scarce 1967 Topps Punch-Out Willie Mays Willie Mays leads a spectacular cast of National League stars on the offered 1967 Topps Punch- Out test card. As “captain” of the Senior Circuit line- up, the pictured 56. 1967 Bazooka Complete Box Mays stands “heads with Willie Mays and shoulders” Featured is a 1967 Bazooka complete box with #16 above his peers Mays/#17 McDowell/#18 Kaat. This bona fide bubble including Hank 55. 1967 Topps Discs Willie Mays gum relic presents (EX) with mild creasing, tape Aaron, Roberto Production Proof residue and fold stressing. With exception to #18 Kaat, Clemente and Sandy Offered is an elusive 1967 Topps Discs Willie Mays which has a slight hairline crease, the remaining cards Koufax. None of the (36) slots are “punched” and production proof. Printed on a silver foil base, the proof are crease-free. The advertising side panels are vibrant remain firmly attached to the original perforations. of this acclaimed Giant was neatly extracted from an with a mild crease barely affecting the “real baseball Despite slightly askew centering, this scarce example uncut sheet and presents (EX-MT) with mild corner sunglasses” portion. presents (NM) with a clean back that details the wear and negligible surface imperfections. The blank Opening Bid $100.00 instructions for the punchboard game. reverse is clean. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

16 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 57. 1964- 58. (5) 65 Sports 1958- Heroes 1969 Monogram Willie Willie Mays Mays— Oddball SGC & Authentic Regional Graded Singles Authentic by These five SGC. Presented 1958-1969 is an interesting Willie Mays 1964-65 Sports oddball and Heroes Willie regional sin- Mays mono- gles are ideal gram. This for the “Say 59. (2) Circa 1950s Willie Mays Pins well-preserved Hey” enthu- This pair of circa 1950s Willie Mays pins depict the fabric displays siast. Included are 1.) 1958 San Francisco Call-Bulletin icon during his tenure with the . an intense Mays (NM); 2.) 1964 Meadowgold Dairy (NM); 3.) 1967 Included are 1.) circa 1950s-1960s PM 10 Willie Mays surrounded by text confirming his team as the San Topps Who Am I? #33 (EX-MT); 4.) 1969 Nabisco 1-3/4” pin with 3” red-white-and-blue ribbon (EX, with Francisco Giants. The Avery adhesive reverse is intact, Flakes (VG-EX) and 5.) 1969 Transogram (EX-MT). moderate oxidation on reverse) and 2.) circa 1950s 2- and only a small portion of the upper left corner is Opening Bid $200.00 1/4” souvenir pin showing Mays outside of his baseball missing. attire and includes facsimile autograph (NM). Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

60. 1951 New York Giants “News Pictorial” Team Photo Premium Providing an instant photo opportunity with one lethal clout off 61. Game 1 Ticket the bat of Bobby 62. 1954 Willie Mays “Say Hey!” Stub - “” Thomson, the 1951 Baseball Game in Original Box With New York Giants The offered ticket stub hails from one of the more were the subject of this Elliott Service Co. “News momentous events in Fall Classic annals. Issued at the All Pieces Pictorial” team photo premium. Backed by an 18x24 for Game 1 of the 1954 World Series, While the origin of Willie Mays’ “Say Hey” moniker is thick board, this 17x22 vintage black-and-white print this voucher granted its bearer an ideal vantage point to not quite definitive, it caught on fast and stuck. The depicts the heroic pennant winners in a group pose at witness Willie Mays’ epic catch that turned the tide in offered novelty attests to Mays’ immense popularity at their Polo Grounds venue. Arranged in three rows, the the New York Giants’ sweep of the heavily favored an early stage in his career. Marketed by Oliver Toys in teammates are gathered in a uniform pose, with the . The “Bleacher Admission” stub has 1954, this Willie Mays “Say Hey!” Baseball game pays broad grin of Willie Mays making him easily the most a “$2.10” asking price and provided likely the closest homage to the great. In its original cardboard recognizable figure. The item presents nicely, though view of Mays’ heroics in the cavernous Polo Grounds box (VG with creases and separation at the upper left there are small fissures, and a section from the lower outfield. The item presents minimally as (VG-EX) with corner), the game is complete with all of its original right corner is missing. an uneven admission tear and some minor creases. parts (which are described at length on our website). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

63. 1960s Willie Mays/Mickey Mantle Transogram Bat ‘n’ Balls in Original Retail Package Competing with the instant popu- larity of the “Wiffle” amuse- ments, New York-based “Transogram” marketed plastic equipment like this Mantle and Maris “Bat ‘n’ Ball” novelty in 1962. In its original retail packag- 64. 1961-1962 All-Star Stationery ing, the 30” plastic bat has the Letterhead Set in Original Box 65. Willie Mays 1996 and 1997 appearance of a wooden weapon From the days of handwritten correspondence, this with handle tape. Mantle and Personal Christmas Cards 1961-1962 “All Star Major League” stationery set por- Mays’s likenesses appear on the Heartfelt holiday greetings are nice, but extra special trays big league superstars in the upper left corner of cardboard header, which also has when they come directly from Willie Mays. These (2) each otherwise-blank 7-1/4 x 10” sheet. In all, (16) dif- (3) plastic balls with raised Christmas greeting cards were mailed directly from ferent players are featured, including Aaron, Ford, “laces” and no holes secured to it. Mays’ California residence to a friend in Northport, Koufax, Mantle and Mays. Blank envelopes accompa- The item is incredibly preserved New York. Inside, the pre-printed salutation (on both) ny. The contents are (NM-MT), while the original retail with slight wear and a vintage reads “Willie and Mae Mays.” The cards hail from box is (VG-EX) with edge/corner wear and separation notation of “.98” (likely the retail 1996 and 1997, with the former card announcing the (mended by tape). Mays’ 25th wedding anniversary as additional cause for price) on the cardboard header. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 celebration. Opening Bid $100.00

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66. 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Joe Jackson— 67. 1909-1911 T206 White Borders (Magie) SGC Authentic —PSA 3 Having tallied just forty career plate appearances for Connie Mack’s Philadelphia For those who have made the 1909-1911 T206 White Border series a lifelong project, Athletics during the 1908 and 1909 campaigns, Joseph Jefferson Shoeless Joe editions are often considered complete at (520/524) cards. Pursuing the remaining Jackson later earned stardom and attracted controversy for the . “Big Four” cards—, , Sherry Magie (Magee), and Doyle Depicted in simpler times, the legendary batsman is the undisputed cornerstone of NY Nat’l (Hands above Head)— have stymied many seasoned hobbyists, as they are the 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel set. Graded Authentic by SGC due to trim- either too challenging or expensive and represent the pinnacle of scarcity. Proudly ming along the top and bottom edges, the offered specimen is just one of (53) con- offered is a 1909-1911 T206 White Borders Sherry Magee (Magie) error with a firmed by the third-party service. The coveted further displays varying Piedmont 150 reverse, graded VG 3 by PSA. Of the entire census of 58 known graded degrees of creasing along the bottom corners and through the torso directly beneath error cards, this specimen resides at the same grading tier as fourteen others and is the team logo. The reverse is clean with uniform soiling throughout. As one of the bested by only thirteen others. Perimeter wear, barely discernible wrinkling along the more important caramel cards, this Philadelphia area release is “a must” for those left edge and a slightly off-center advertising reverse are consistent with the technical pursuing the challenging E90-1 series. grade. Additionally, a slight surface imperfection is noticeable above the left collar. Opening Bid $500.00 This paramount is very appealing and constitutes a major opportunity for the T206 enthusiast. Opening Bid $2500.00

68. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Bill O’Hara Polar Bear 69. 1909-11 T206 Bat On Shoulder with (St. Louis) Variation—PSA 4 (MK) Sovereign 350 Back—PSA 5 Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA with a (mk) qualifier. The offered 1909-1911 T206 White With his trusty bat in tow, Ty Cobb appears to be all business on the offered 1909-11 Borders Bill O’Hara (St. Louis) team variant is renowned for its scarcity and missing T206 “Bat on Shoulder” pose variation. Graded EX 5 by PSA, this century-old card- from many of the most advanced tobacco card collections. This Polar Bear backed board is adorned with a clean Sovereign 350 advertising back. Decently centered with beauty is confirmed as one of only 51 known specimens on the PSA population report. mildly worn corners, the crease-free Hall of Famer presents at the peak of the techni- If not for an inexplicable “49” pen notation on the upper right corner, this crease-free cal assessment. Aside from a faint fingerprint impression along the middle right edge, antiquity with vibrant surface hues would have warranted a much higher technical the coveted canvas is free of any significant detractors. An ideal opportunity for the assessment. With an unprecedented number of pre-war enthusiasts attempting to col- advanced T206 set or singles enthusiast. lect “The Monster,” this rare example will garner much interest. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $750.00

18 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 71. 1912 T202 Hassan 70. 1909-11 T206 Polar Bear Folder Ray Demmitt St. Louis—PSA Chance/Evers Authentic Makes a Safe Graded Authentic by PSA due to an erased Slide/Evers— pencil marking on the upper right corner. One PSA 6 of the more famed variations in the T206 series is found in the presented 1909-1911 Graded EX-MT 6 by Polar Bear Ray Demmitt with the St. Louis PSA. Two-thirds of team designation. Despite the alteration, this the poetic “Tinker to keepsake presents (FR to GD) with multiple Evers to Chance” surface creases and moderate corner round- infield is portrayed on the offered 1912 Hassan Triple Folder. The black-and-white ing. The pronounced advertising reverse is caption “Evers Makes a Safe Slide” is sandwiched between vivid illustrations of the clean. Cubs Hall of Famers. Presents at the peak of the assigned technical grade with a Opening Bid $250.00 slightly off-white black reverse. Opening Bid $200.00

73. (4) 1912 T202 72. (2) 1912 T202 Hassan Hassan Triple Triple Folders—Both PSA 6 Folder Each graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. PSA 5 Bright surface hues, crisp registra- tions and well-defined perimeters Graded are attributes of this tandem of Cards 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders. Each graded Subjects include Daubert/Cree EX 5 by PSA. Rolls Home/Hummel and Offered is a Latham/Tenney Lands grouping of Safely/Raymond. The black four attractive 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folder cards. These black-backed singles reverses are clean with bold print. include Byrne/Collins Easily Safe/F. Clarke, Egan/Chase Gets Ball Too Late/M. Opening Bid $200.00 Mitchell, Grant/Grant Gets His Man/Hoblitzel and Meyers/Too Late For Devlin/Wiltse. Decently centered with only superficial peripheral wear. Opening Bid $200.00

74. (8) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folder PSA Graded Singles 75. (4) 1911-1933 Ty Each graded by PSA. Highlighted by vivid action sequences between a pair of portraits, the Cobb Cards, 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders have long Postcards & Blankets drawn interest from tobaccianists. Presented are with (3) Graded eight examples from the 99-year-old series. The legendary Ty Cobb is pic- Included are PSA 4: (4 cards) with Barger/A tured on a variety of media with Great Batsman/Bergen, Engle/Speaker these four 1911-1933 cards, post- Scores/Speaker, Knight/Knight Catches a cards and blankets. Included are Runner/W. Johnson (mk), Payne/Close at the 1.) 1911 Polar Bear (SGC Plate/White; PSA 3: (2 cards) with 20); 2.) 1914 B18 Blankets (VG Dahlen/Wheat Strikes Out/Wheat, to EX, white infield); 3.) 1926-29 Marquard/Just Before the Battle/Meyers; PSA Exhibits postcard back (SGC 20, 2: (2 cards) with Clarke/Chase Guarding Athletics) and 4.) 1933 First/Gibson and Archer/Evers Makes a Safe Sport Kings #1 (PSA 1). Slide/Reulbach. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

77. (7) 1939-1951 Play Ball, Bowman & Topps Baseball Hall of Fame Singles—All 76. (7) 1941 Play Ball High- Graded Grade Stars-All SGC 80-84 Presented is a top-shelf arrangement of seven Each graded either 84 NM 7 or 80 EX-MT 6 by 1939-1951 Play Ball, Bowman and Topps SGC. Presented is a sharp gallery of Hall of Baseball Hall of Fame singles. Each graded by Famers and stars from the acclaimed 1941 Play either BVG or SGC. Included are appropriate- Ball series. Keys include SGC 84: (4 cards) ly assessed copies of 1939 Play Ball: (4 cards) with #6 Hubbell, #10 Vaughan, #21 Keller, #39 with #7 Doerr (SGC 84), #39 R. Ferrell (SGC Henrich; SGC 80: (3 cards) with #15 Cronin, 84), #51 Ott (SGC 80), #53 Hubbell (SGC 84); #56 Vander Meer and #63 D. DiMaggio. 1949 Bowman: #23 Doerr (BVG 7.5); 1950 Opening Bid $300.00 Bowman: #43 Doerr (SGC 80) and 1951 Topps Blue Backs: #37 Doerr (SGC 92). Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 19 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 78. 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle Rookie PSA 7 (oc) Acknowledged as “the greatest prospect ever” by multiple sources including Joe DiMaggio and , the switch- hitting Mickey Charles Mantle refused to wilt under the intense scrutiny of the “Big Apple.” Despite early growing pains and a return trip to the minors, within years Mantle would be a Triple Crown winner and one of the most feared sluggers in baseball history. With a determined gaze, the youthful Oklahoman is showcased on this matchless 1952 Topps #311 rookie card. Graded NM 7 with an (oc) quali- fier by PSA, this breathtaking crease-free depiction is heralded by a crisp perimeter, precise sur- face registration and bold color detailing. Right justified center- ing does not adversely impact the captivating image. The reverse, on which Mantle is “heralded as Joe DiMaggio’s successor,” is clean with crisp red-and-white text. Due to the askew centering, a faint portion of another card is visible above Mantle’s biographical information. Despite those imperfections, the prospect of purchasing perhaps the most important post-war baseball card cannot be overstated. Opening Bid $4000.00

79. 1953 Topps #82 Mickey Mantle PSA 8 Catapulting to baseball stardom in a “New York Minute,” Mickey Mantle is once again spotlighted on the offered 1953 Topps #82 cornerstone. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this elite second-year card displays accu- rate centering, razor-sharp corners and creamy white edges. The surface, which is enriched by gorgeous Kodachrome accenting, exhibits pinpoint surface registration and blistering hues. The reverse is equally as impressive with bold red-and-white text. Slight bleeding of the black ink near Mantle’s biographical infor- mation is noticeable only upon close scrutiny. Of the 2,000+ similar examples registered with the third- party service, this Mantle specimen resides in the top five percent of all judged. An impressive acquisition for PSA Set Registry combatants and Mantle enthusiasts alike. Opening Bid $2500.00

80. 1955 Topps #123 Rookie PSA 8 Sanford (Sandy) Koufax deals a strike on his 1955 Topps #123 rookie card. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, the nineteen-year-old Brooklyn native appears to form on this horizontal blazer with precise centering, minimally touched corners and clean edges. The informative biographical reverse is crystal clean. Of the 4,000+ similar Koufax rookies reviewed by PSA, this investment-quality sample resides in the upper sixth percent of all judged. The formidable combination of legendary subject and upper-tier grade will assuredly gar- ner much interest. Opening Bid $750.00

20 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 81. (7) 1953 82. 1953 Bowman Topps #82 Color PSA Mickey Graded Stars Mantle PSA 6 with Musial Graded EX-MT 6 by Each graded either PSA. Put the 1953 EX 5 or VG-EX 4 Topps Baseball edi- by PSA. Assembled tion at your mercy is a superb sam- with the offered #82 pling of seven 1953 Mickey Mantle. Bowman Color star This crisp key card cards. Featured in displays slightly this mid-grade errant centering assortment are PSA along with minimal 5: (3 cards) with corner wear. Framed 83. (7) 1952-1958 Topps Baseball #21 Garagiola, #44 by creamy white Graded Hall of Famers with Mantle borders, the crease- Berra/Bauer/Mante, Featured is an enticing gallery of seven 1952-1958 free image is high- #46 Campanella; Topps Baseball Hall of Famers, each of which has been lighted by bold uniform coloring and accurate facial PSA 4: (4 cards) graded by either PSA or SGC. Included are 1952 detailing. The red-and-white reverse exhibits minor with #32 Musial, Topps: #88 Feller (PSA 3); 1953 Topps: (2 cards) with bleeding that does not detract from the visual appeal. #114 Feller, #117 Snider and #118 B. Martin. With #207 Ford (PSA 2), #220 Paige (PSA 5); 1956 Topps: For those seeking an upper-tier Mantle but who are crease-free surfaces and gleaming registration, these (3 cards) with #30 J. Robinson (PSA 5), #79 Koufax unwilling to “break the bank,” this rendition is a solid keys present at the peak of their technical assessments. (PSA 5), #135 Mantle (SGC 60, gray back) and 1958 choice. Opening Bid $200.00 Topps: #30 Aaron (PSA 5). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

85. 1957 86. (9) High- Topps #95 Grade 1961 Mickey Topps Mantle PSA Baseball All- 7 Star Singles— Graded NM 7 by All SGC 88-92 PSA. Featured is Presented is a formi- a top-shelf 1957 dable “starting line- Topps #95 up” of nine 1961 Mickey Mantle. Topps Baseball All- The first standard 84. (29) 1952-1959 Topps New York Star singles. Each sized rendition of graded either 92 NM- Yankees Singles—All PSA Muscles, this col- MT+ 8.5 or 88 NM- These (29) 1952-1959 Topps singles orful photo MT 8 by SGC. are perfect for the team set collector. Each graded by depicts Mantle Included are SGC PSA, keys include 1952 Topps: #11 Rizzuto (PSA 3), freely swinging 92: (2 cards) with (2) #67 Reynolds (both PSA 6, both backs); 1953 against an impos- #570 Fox (1 of 6, Topps: #77 Mize (PSA 7); 1955 Topps: #198 Berra ing Yankee seven better), #581 F. Robinson (1 of 11, two better); (PSA 6), #189 Rizzuto (PSA 7); 1956 Topps: #113 Stadium back- SGC 88: (7 cards) with #566 P. Richards (1 of 4, three Rizzuto (PSA 7), #251 Yankees Team (PSA 6) and drop. Despite better), #568 Skowron (1 of 10, eleven better), #572 B. 1957 Topps: #286 Richardson RC (PSA 7). For a com- slightly errant centering and a printing imperfection Robinson (1 of 10, eight better), #575 Banks (1 of 17, plete list of cards, please visit our website. near the bottom right portion, the card still meets the seven better), #580 Kaline (1 of 19, nine better), #583 Opening Bid $250.00 criteria for the grade. The reverse is clean. Crandall (1 of 4, three better) and #585 Friend (1 of 6, Opening Bid $250.00 four better). Opening Bid $200.00

87. (16) 1962 & 1963 Topps with Koufax & Mantle—All PSA or SGC Presented is an attrac- tive grouping of six- teen 1962 and 1963 89. (190+) 1970-1982 Topps New York Topps Baseball stars with Koufax and Yankees Cards—All PSA Mantle headlining. Supplement your New York Yankee collection with Each graded by either 88. (50) 1960-1969 Topps New York these (190+) 1970-1982 Topps PSA graded singles with PSA or SGC, includ- some stars and a handful of high numbers. Included are ed are 1962 Topps: Yankees PSA Graded Cards with (26) 1970: (2) #189 Munson RC (PSA 7, PSA 6); (19) (11 cards) with PSA Mantle 1971: (3) #5 Munson ((2) PSA 5, PSA 2); (11) 1972, (7) 7: (5 cards) with #40 Bronx faithful will delight in this gallery of fifty 1960- 1973, (14) 1974, (5) 1975, (22) 1976, (18) 1977, (10) Cepeda, #50 Musial, 206, 234, 235; SGC 84: #5 1969 Topps New York Yankees cards. Each graded by 1978, (16) 1979, (24) 1980, (12) 1981 and (7) 1982. Koufax; PSA 6: (4 cards) with #218 Torre RC, 234, PSA, highlights include 1960 Topps: #563 Mantle AS For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. #251 Yankees Team, #471 Mantle AS; PSA 5: #199 (PSA 7); 1961 Topps: #563 Cerv (PSA 7); 1964 Opening Bid $200.00 Perry RC; 1963 Topps: (5 cards) with PSA 8: #439; Topps: #225 Maris (PSA 7); 1965 Topps: #155 Maris PSA 7: (4 cards) with #1 Aaron/Musial LL, 68, #138 (PSA 7), #330 Ford (PSA 7); 1968 Topps: #280 Mantle Mays/Musial and 365. (PSA 7) and 1969 Topps: #412 Mantle CL (PSA 7). Opening Bid $250.00 For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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90. 1968 Topps #280 Mickey Mantle PSA 9 Graded Mint 9 by PSA. Although diminished by a myriad of injuries and personal mishaps, Mickey Mantle stands tall on the offered 1968 Topps #280 keepsake. This burlap bordered beauty displays accurate centering, impeccable corners and edges along with a problem-free obverse. The reverse, which documents Mantle’s reign of terror on pitching staffs, is clean. Of the nearly 5,400 similar #280 cards submitted to PSA, this particular specimen resides in the upper two percent. Truly an investment-quality card with undeniable upside potential. Opening Bid $400.00

91. 1968 Topps Baseball #177 Ryan Rookie - PSA 8 Encapsulated and Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this absolutely gorgeous 1968 Topps #177 Koosman/Ryan rookie specimen resides in the top 11% of the esteemed third party service’s popula- tion report. Pinpoint centering and sharp edges/corners are consistent with the technical assessment. Opening Bid $200.00

92. 1968 Topps Baseball #247 Rookie Card - PSA 9 Encapsulated and Graded MINT 9 by PSA, this 1968 Topps Baseball #247 Bench/Tompkins rookie example resides in the top 4% of the respected third party service’s population report. Sharp edges/corners and pinpoint centering are consistent with the lofty technical assessment. Opening Bid $200.00

93. 1969 Topps #500 Mickey Mantle Yellow Letters (PSA 6) & White Letters (PSA 5) This pair of 1969 Topps #500 variations pictures Mickey Mantle during the waning years of his Hall of Fame career. Include are 1.) 1969 Topps #500 Yellow Letters (PSA 6) and 2.) 1969 Topps #500 White Letters (PSA 5). Mild perimeter wear and negligible printing imperfections are consistent with the technical grades. Opening Bid $200.00

22 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 94. 1941 95. 1955 Goudey Topps Complete Set Baseball of (33) PSA Complete Graded Set of Cards—#5 on (206) Registry Cards Featured is a 1941 Featured is a Goudey complete set of classic 1955 (33) PSA graded cards. Topps The final issue of this Baseball com- acclaimed confectioner plete set of is adorned with four (206) cards. color-coded borders Headlined by and highlighted by sev- established eral shortprints and a superstars and pair of Hall of Famers. a stellar cast With both an overall of future Hall Set Rating and of Fame rook- Weighted GPA of 5.55, ies, this series this obscure pre-war is among the edition is good for #4 most celebrat- on the registry. ed by vintage Included are Yellow: enthusiasts. (19 cards) with PSA 6: The approxi- (3 cards) with #5, 17, mate condition 27 (mc); PSA 5: (11 breakdown cards) with #3, 6-9, 11, follows 20% 12, 16, 18, 28, 30 (mc); (VG-EX or PSA 4.5: #33 Ott; PSA better), 20% 4: (4 cards) with #1, 2, (VG), 40% 19, #23 B. Young SP; (GD) and 20% (FR or lesser) with less than 5% displaying reverse writing or addition- Green: (8 cards) with al back damage. Keys include #2 T. Williams (GD), #4 Kaline (GD), #28 Banks (EX), PSA 7: #25 Arnovich SP (mc); PSA 6: #29 (mc); PSA 5.5: #14; PSA 5: (3 cards) #47 Aaron (EX), #50 J. Robinson (GD), #123 Koufax RC (VG), #124 Killebrew RC with #4, 13, #20 Hubbell; PSA 4: #21 Warstler SP (mc); PSA 3: #22 Sullivan SP (VG), #155 Mathews (VG-EX), #164 Clemente RC (VG), #187 Hodges (VG), #189 (mc); Blue: (3 cards) with PSA 5: (3 cards) with #15 (mc), #24 Andrews SP, 31; Red: Rizzuto (VG), #194 Mays (VG-EX), #198 Berra (VG-EX) and #210 Snider (GD). For (3 cards) with PSA 5: (2 cards) with #10, 32 (mc) and PSA 4: #26. a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00

96. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (340) Cards with (2) Variations Offered is an ever-popular 1956 Topps Baseball com- plete set of (340) cards with a pair of additional variations. This mixed-grade hor- izontal edition has an approxi- mate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or bet- ter), 20% (EX- MT), 20% (EX), 97. 1957 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (407) With (11) 20% (VG-EX) SGC Graded and 30% (VG or Presented is a 1957 Topps Baseball complete set of (407). Having gone back to a ver- lesser) with near- tical format, these specimens include (10) upper tier SGC graded examples, as well as ly 10% display- non-graded cards with an approximate overall breakdown of 25% (EX-MT or better); ing varying degrees of residue limited to the upper borders. Highlights include #5 T. 45% (EX); 20% (VG-EX) and 10% (VG or lesser) with tough 4th Series cards (265- Williams (GD), #20 Kaline (NM), #25 Kluszewski (NM), #30 J. Robinson (GD), #31 352) faring similarly. Keys include: #1 T. Williams (VG-EX), #2 Berra (SGC 80), #10 Aaron (EX), #33 Clemente (VG), #79 Koufax (VG), #101 Campanella (EX), #110 Mays (EX), #18 Drysdale RC (SGC 70), #20 Aaron (VG), #24 Mazeroski RC (SGC Berra (EX-MT), #113 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #118 Fox (VG), #120 Ashburn (VG-EX), 84), #35 F. Robinson RC (VG), #76 Clemente (SGC 60), #95 Mantle (SGC 60), #210 #130 Mays (EX), #135 Mantle (VG, gray back), #164 Killebrew (EX-MT), #166 Campanella (EX), #286 Richardson RC (VG-EX), #302 Koufax (SGC 80), #312 Dodgers Team (FR), #200 Feller (NM), #240 Ford (EX-MT), #251 Yankees Team Kubek RC (EX-MT), #328 B. Robinson RC (SGC 60), #400 Dodgers Sluggers (SGC (GD), #260 Reese (VG) and #292 Aparicio RC (FR, paper loss). Also present are 50) and #407 Mantle/Berra (SGC 70). More on our website. team-dated variations for #11 Cubs and #95 Braves (both PR). For a complete list of Opening Bid $500.00 key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 23 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 99. 1959 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572/572) Cards with Salesman Sample Spotlighted is a 1959 Topps Baseball com- plete set of (572) cards. This challeng- ing mixed- grade series has an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (NM or 98. 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (494) With (10) better), 35% SGC Graded (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 30% In its entirety, the 1958 Topps Baseball set of (494) is presented with (10) upper tier (VG-EX or SGC Graded examples, as well as non-graded specimens with an approximate overall lesser) with the breakdown of 30% (EX-MT or better); 35% (EX); 25% (VG-EX); and 10% (VG or tougher high numbers presenting only slightly lesser than the more common series. lesser). Keys include: #1 T. Williams (VG-EX), #5 Mays (EX), #30 Aaron (SGC 60), Highlights include #10 Mantle (FR), #50 Mays (EX-MT), #150 Musial (VG), #163 #47 Maris RC (SGC 60), #52 Clemente (SGC 60), #70 Kaline (VG-EX), #150 Mantle Koufax (EX), #180 Berra (EX-MT), #202 Maris (VG), #350 Banks (EX-MT), #380 (SGC 80), #187 Koufax (VG-EX), #310 Banks (VG-EX), #343 Cepeda RC (VG), Aaron (EX), #461 Mantle HR (EX), #478 Clemente (EX), #510 Yankees Team (VG- #370 Berra (VG), #418 Mantle/Aaron (SGC 60), #436 Mays/Snider (SGC 80), #485 EX), #514 Gibson RC (VG-EX), #515 Killebrew (VG), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente T. Williams AS (VG-EX) and #487 Mantle AS (EX-MT). More on our website. (VG-EX), #550 Campanella (VG-EX), #561 Aaron AS (VG), #563 Mays AS (EX- Opening Bid $400.00 MT) and #564 Mantle AS (FR). Also present is a #23 Dickson (GD) salesman sample. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

100. 1960 101. 1961 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Complete Set of Set of (572/572) (587/587) Presented is a Presented is a 1960 Topps challenging Baseball com- 1961 Topps plete set of (572) Baseball com- cards. This mid- plete set of grade horizontal (587/587) series has an cards. This approximate difficult-to- condition break- complete edi- down of 20% tion has an (NM or better), approximate 30% (EX-MT), condition 30% (EX) and breakdown of 20% (VG-EX or 15% (NM or lesser) with the better), 30% tougher high (EX-MT), numbers faring 30% (EX) and slightly lesser 25% (VG-EX than the more or lesser) with available num- the challeng- bers. Keys ing high num- include #148 bers faring Yastrzemski RC slightly better. Additionally, a handful of the keys display staple indentations, which (GD), #160 are reflected in their technical grades. Spotlighted are #10 B. Robinson (NM), #150 Mantle/Boyer Mays (EX-MT), #290 Musial (EX), #300 Mantle (VG-EX), #307 Mantle WS (EX- (VG-EX), #200 Mays (GD), #250 Musial (GD), #300 Aaron (GD), #316 McCovey MT), #344 Koufax (VG-EX), #388 Clemente (PR), #406 Mantle HR (NM), #415 RC (VG), #326 Clemente (VG), #332 Yankees Team (EX-MT), #343 Koufax (VG), Aaron (VG-EX), #429 Kaline (NM), #475 Mantle MVP (PR), #480 Campanella MVP #350 Mantle (FR), #377 Maris (EX-MT), #480 Berra (EX-MT), #561 Kaline AS (NM), #482 Mays MVP (EX-MT), #525 Perranoski RC (NM), #545 Wilhelm (NM), (NM-MT), #563 Mantle AS (EX-MT), #564 Mays AS (FR), #565 Maris AS (VG) and #559 Gentile (EX-MT), #576 Maris AS (VG-EX), #577 Aaron AS (VG-EX), #578 #566 Aaron AS (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Mantle AS (VG), #579 Mays AS (EX-MT), #586 Ford AS (EX) and #589 Spahn AS Opening Bid $400.00 (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

24 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 102. 1962 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598) Cards with (8) SGC and (5) Variations Assembled is a 1962 Topps Baseball complete set of (598) cards with eight of the keys having been graded by SGC. This fragile wood-bordered series has an approxi- mate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or better), 25% (EX-MT), 35% (EX) and 30% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging high series faring slightly better. Keys include #1 Maris (EX), #5 Koufax (SGC 70), #10 Clemente (VG-EX), #18 103. Very Nice 1968 Topps Baseball Complete Set Mantle/Mays (SGC 84), #50 Musial (EX-MT), #53 Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL (598/598) with PSA 8 Bench RC, Mantle & Ryan RC (EX), #150 Kaline (NM), #199 Perry RC (EX-MT), #200 Mantle (SGC 80), #300 Those seeking quality vintage material need to look no further than this high-grade Mays (EX), #318 Mantle IA (EX-MT), #320 Aaron (SGC 84), #387 Brock RC (SGC 1968 Topps Baseball complete set of (598/598), eleven of which are PSA graded. 60), #395 Mays AS (EX-MT), #425 Yastrzemski (SGC 84), #471 Mantle AS (SGC This sharp burlap bordered edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% 60), #530 Gibson (VG), #544 McCovey (VG), #584 Twins Team (EX-MT), #591 (NM-MT or better), 40% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) and 15% (EX or lesser) with mod- McDowell RC (EX-MT), #592 Bouton RC (SGC 86), #596 Pepitone RC (EX-MT); erate instances of askew centering. Keys include #45 Seaver (NM), #50 Mays (PSA Variations: (5 cards, aggregate EX) with #123, 139, 151, 177 and 193. Also present is 6), #80 Carew (PSA 8), #100 Gibson (PSA 8), #110 Aaron (PSA 7), #150 Clemente an extra #135-144 Story subset of ten cards (average EX). For a complete (PSA 6), #177 Ryan RC (PSA 8), #230 Rose (EX-MT), #247 Bench RC (PSA 8), list of key cards, please visit our website. #280 Mantle (PSA 8), #330 Maris (NM), #480 Managers’ Dream/Clemente (PSA Opening Bid $750.00 8), #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (PSA 6), #500 F. Robinson (PSA 8) and #528 Tigers Team (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00

104. 1954 Bowman Baseball 105. 1961 & 1963 Complete Set (225/225) with Baseball Complete Sets Offered is a 1954 Bowman Baseball com- Diamond luminaries are featured plete set of (225/225) cards which includes on this pair of 1961 and 1963 the coveted #66 Ted Williams example. Fleer Baseball complete sets. This low-grade series has an approximate Included are 1961 Fleer com- condition breakdown of 15% (VG or bet- plete: (154/154, majority EX-MT) ter), 15% (GD), 25% (FR) and 45% (PR) with #31 Gehrig (EX), #75 Ruth with nearly 25% displaying a combination (NM); 1963 Fleer complete: of acute wear including paper loss, portions (66/66, aggregate VG-EX) with of cardboard missing, staple removal, tape #5 Mays (VG), #42 Koufax (VG- residue and writing. Keys include #65 EX), #46 Adcock SP (EX), #56 Mantle (FR), #66 T. Williams (PR) and #89 Clemente (VG-EX), #59 Mays (PR, due to tape residue). For more Mazeroski (VG-EX), #61 Gibson details, please visit our website. (EX) and NNO Checklist SP Opening Bid $250.00 (marked). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

106. (9) 107. 1972 Topps 1963- Baseball Complete Set 1971 of (787) Cards Oddball Assembled is a challenging 1972 Baseball Topps Baseball complete set of (787) cards. This colorful edition has an Sets with approximate condition breakdown of Fleer & 35% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), Laughlin 15% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or less- er) with the tougher high numbers For the offbeat presenting similarly to the common baseball card series. Keys include #79 Fisk/Cooper collector are these nine 1963-1971 complete sets. Included are 1963 Fun Cards by RC (VG), #309 Clemente (NM), Gad (84/84, composite NM), 1966 Fleer All Star Baseball Match (66/66, median #559 Rose (NM), #595 Ryan (VG), NM), (2) 1967 Laughlin World Series (64/64, both EX-MT to NM), (2) 1970 Fleer #686 Garvey (NM-MT), #695 Carew World Series (66/66, both EX-MT to NM), 1971 Fleer World Series (68/68, average (NM) and #754 F. Robinson TRD EX-MT to NM), 1974 Laughlin All-Star Games (40/40, majority NM) and 1974 (NM). For more details, please visit Laughlin Sportslang (41/41, average NM). our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 25 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 108. 109. (22) 1909-11 1909-1911 T206 Tobacco & White Caramel Borders Grab Bag Starter with Set of Mathewson (171) and (2) Cards Young Secure a siz- Supplement your able chunk of antique cardboard the century- collection with old 1909-11 these (22) 1909- T206 White 1911 tobacco and Borders desig- caramel singles. nation with Highlights include the offered 1909 E95 starter set of Philadelphia (171) cards. Caramel: Devlin This gathering (GD); 1909-11 is comprised T206 White solely of Borders: (17 Piedmont or cards, all common Sweet Caporal backs) with advertising Birmingham backs with (GD), Mathewson moderate (FR, White Cap), duplication McGraw (PSA 4, throughout. Finger in Air), The condition Speaker (GD), C. breakdown is Young (VG, Bare as follows: Hand Shows); 20% (GD to VG), 36% (FR), 36% (PR) and 8% (trimmed) with nearly 28% display- 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (4 cards, all common backs) with Chance (GD), ing varying degrees of obverse or reverse paper loss, previous owner stamps and writ- Marquard (PR), Sheckard (SGC 40), C. Young (PR). Three Hall of Famers including ing. Although the majority of subjects are commons or minor leaguers, an assortment the T206 Mathewson along with T205 Marquard & Young display reverse paper of semi-stars and a horizontal example (Murphy) are present. For a complete list of loss. For a complete list, please visit our website. subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

110. (43) 1909- 11 T206 White 111. 1916 BF2 Ferguson Border Cards Bakery Ty Cobb Pennant with (5) Graded The “Georgia Peach” displays perfect form and (3) Hall of on the offered 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Famers Ty Cobb pennant. This well-preserved arti- Featured is a sampling fact was distributed as a premium with of (43) 1909-11 T206 loaves of bread in the Roxbury, White Border cards Massachusetts area. Commonly found with with five professional- stitch markings and other fabric abrasions, ly graded and a trio of this light brown collectible has largely Hall of Famers. Each piece of century-old cardboard displays a common advertising escaped those flaws. The white appliqué is reverse. Keys include Graded: (5 cards, the BVG cards have paper loss or writing) firmly attached to the 6” long collectible. with Fletcher (BVG 2.5), Huggins (PSA 2, Hands at Mouth), Krause (BVG 2), The black-and-white image is crease-free Marshall (PSA 2), D. White (BVG 2); Ungraded: (38 cards, 34% GD, 40% FR, 26% and absent chipping. PR with 15% back damage) with Wallace (GD) and Wheat (PR). For a complete list Opening Bid $250.00 of subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

113. (7) 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Pennants with Hughie 112. 1916 BF2 Ferguson Jennings Bakery Presented is a grouping of seven 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery mini Pennant pennants. These nearly 6” multi- Featured is a 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery color felts display quite nicely Walter Johnson pennant. Despite moderate with centered images and well- soiling and a slight crease to the black-and- defined tips. Included are white image, this delicate Hall of Fame col- Jennings (felt presents EX-MT, lectible still presents nicely. The blank image VG), Killeher (felt pres- reverse is clean, and the black appliqué is ents VG-EX, image GD), Lapp firmly attached to the white fabric. (felt and image EX), Magee (felt Opening Bid $200.00 EX-MT, image GD), (2) McBride (felts VG-EX, GD, both images NM) and Merkle (felt and image EX-MT). Moderate instances of creasing and soiling are found throughout. Opening Bid $250.00

26 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 114. 1953 Hunter Wieners John Yuhas/Lester Fusselman Panel—SGC 40 Presented is a gorgeous 1953 Hunter Wieners John Yuhas/Les Fusselman complete panel. Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC, the obscure battery is immortalized on this approximately 5 x 4-3/4” cardboard relic. The only such survivor judged by the third- party grading service, 115. 1954 Hunter Wieners Bill Posedel/Gerry Staley Panel this regional issue is SGC 40—Only Graded graded as such due to Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Designed to engage youngsters in the ultimate matching game, slight creasing relegated the 1954 Hunter Wieners series featured a colorful image and the accompanying statistics to the upper border. of two separate St. Louis Cardinals players. This 1954 Hunter Wieners panel displays a Yellow-on-red typing portrait of Bill Posedel along with the career pitching stats of Gerry Staley. The only 1954 proudly frames the por- Hunter Wiener panel from the series judged by the third-party service, this attractive “hot traits of these Cardinal alumni. The blank reverse is clean, displaying a mild dog” artifact displays a slightly errant scissor cut along with mild surface scuffing. Grease thumb print impression and printing imperfections that do not protrude onto the markings associated with the issue are evident on both the obverse and blank reverse. A surface. For the regional Type card specialist, you cannot go wrong by placing a mild corner crease on the bottom left border does not detract from the visual appeal. competitive bid on this elusive panel! Ample portions of the red advertising trim frame this elusive keepsake. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

116. 1953-54 117. 1953-54 118. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Briggs Meats Briggs James Busby Gil Meats Pete Opening Bid McDougald Runnels $150.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

119. 1953-54 120. 1953-54 121. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Briggs Meats Briggs Joe Tipton Mickey Vernon Meats Eddie with Red Opening Bid Yost Borders $150.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

122. 1954 123. 1954 124. (4) 1950s Esskay Meats Esskay Orioles- Lou Kretlow Meats Don Senators with Orange Larsen Regional Cards Trim Opening Bid - All SGC Opening Bid $150.00 Graded $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 27 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 125. (3) 126. 1950 Royal 1950 Desserts Near Set of Royal (23/24) with (2) Desserts Albums Complete Featured is a 1950 Royal Boxes Desserts near set of (23/24) cards. Each star was extracted with from the reverse of a pudding Spahn box with the majority presenting Satiate your (VG to VG-EX). Keys include sweet tooth #1 Musial (GD), #2 Reese (VG), with this trio #3 Kell (VG-EX), #5 Spahn of 1950 Royal (VG, #11 Rizzuto (VG), #13 and Desserts com- #16 Appling (VG). Two of the plete boxes. original comb-bond albums Included are (both EX, slight tearing on four 1.) #5 Spahn plastic pages) designed to store (FR, due to these cards are included. Missing extensive bowing, creasing and tearing); 2.) #6 Pafko (GD, due to extensive creasing) #13 Gordon for completion. and 3.) #14 Scarborough (FR, due to panel tearing and separation). Despite a combi- Opening Bid $200.00 nation of flaws, this flavorful threesome still displays nicely. Opening Bid $150.00

127. (15) 1950- 1963 Baseball Regional Cards with Kahn’s, Sugardale and Royal Desserts Here is a sampling of fifteen 1950-1963 base- ball regional cards from a variety of regional food produc- ers. Included are 1950 Royal Desserts: (10 cards, average FR to GD) with #1 Musial (clipped ad), #3 Kell (GD), #10 Thomson (clipped ad), #14 Scarborough (VG), #15 Rojek (clipped ad), #17 Marshall (clipped 128. 1954 & 1955 Stahl-Meyer Singles ad), #19 Sisler (VG), #22 E. Robinson (VG), #23 N. Fernandez (clipped ad), #24 Fain Brooklyn faithful will appreciate this pair of tough 1954 and 1955 Stahl-Meyer Carl (GD); 1959 Kahn’s Wieners: (2 cards, both FR, minor writing on back) with Groat, Erskine singles. These yellow bordered New York area “meat” samples of the hurler Law; 1960 Kahn’s Wieners: Mazeroski (VG-EX); 1961 Kahn’s Wieners: Temple grade as follows: 1954 (PR) due to a combination of surface contusions and 1955 (FR to GD) and 1963 Sugardale: #2 Bell (GD). (VG) due to mild surface creasing. Aside from grease markings typical to the issue, Opening Bid $150.00 the reverses are clean. Opening Bid $150.00

129. (6) 130. (6) 1959 1956 Kiwanis Club Kahn’s Baltimore Wieners Orioles SGC Cincinnati Graded Reds with Singles—Only Frank Graded Robinson With only one previous- Rookie ly known subject (Nieman) having been Featuring the confirmed by the “true” rookie Standard Guide, it is card of Frank understandable that Robinson, this these six 1959 Kiwanis sextet of 1956 Club Kahn’s Wieners cards are the only exam- ples judged by SGC. is ideal for the Included are attractive type collector. Although each card is low-grade due to a combination of wear, this sepia portraits of SGC regional release is still incredibly difficult to find. Included are Fowler (PR), Freeman 60: (3 cards) with (trimmed), Jablonski (GD), Klippstein (PR), Lawrence (FR) and F. Robinson Carrasquel, E. Johnson, J. Walker; SGC 50: (2 cards) with Klaus, Tasby and SGC 30: (trimmed). O’Dell. The only of these obscure samples to have been offered for public sale. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

28 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 131. (360+) 132. (490+) 1949-1955 1954-1956 Bowman Topps/ Baseball Bowman Shoebox Baseball Collection Collection This (360+) 1949- with Many 1955 Bowman Stars Baseball singles For the vintage spe- collection nearly cialist is the offered spans the entirety cache of (490+) of the confection- 1954-1956 er’s card producing Topps/Bowman tenure. Comprised Baseball singles. This gathering is absolutely loaded with Hall of Fame talent, rookie solely of commons stars and a handful of high numbers. Although the majority of cards are low-grade due and semi-stars to a combination of wear, the sheer amount of star power more than makes up the dif- from the more ference. The vast majority of the reverses are clean. Keys include 1955 Bowman: (51 available series, cards, majority PR to FR) with #179 Aaron (PR); 1955 Topps: (424 cards, median this gathering with little duplication is ideal for the prospective set collector. Included FR) with (4) #2 T. Williams (average FR), (5) #4 Kaline (average FR), (11) #22 are 1949 Bowman: (96 cards, mainly VG to VG-EX); 1950 Bowman: (17 cards, 13 Skowron (average VG), (6) #28 Banks (average FR), (8) #31 Spahn (average FR), (4) low numbers, aggregate EX); 1951 Bowman: (38 cards, average VG); 1954 #47 Aaron (average FR), (3) #50 J. Robinson ((2) FR, PR), #164 Clemente RC (FR) Bowman: (98 cards, aggregate VG-EX to EX) and 1955 Bowman: (99 cards, com- and 1956 Topps: #30 J. Robinson (FR). For a complete list of key cards, please visit posite VG to VG-EX). More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

133. (15) 1955 Topps Baseball Stars & Rookies with Clemente & Koufax Rookies These fifteen 1955 Topps 134. (125+) 1955-1963 Topps Baseball Singles with Many Baseball stars Stars and 1961 Display Box and rookies Assembled is a (125+) 1955-1963 Topps Baseball singles group with many stars represent the including Clemente, Koufax and Mantle. Keys include 1956 Topps: (2) #10 Spahn key stars and rookies in the edition. Included are Graded: (2 cards) with #2 T. (EX-MT, VG), #260 Reese (VG); 1959 Topps: #380 Aaron (VG); 1960 Topps: #148 Williams (SGC 50), #123 Koufax RC (BVG 5.5); Ungraded: (13 cards) with #28 Yastrzemski RC (EX), (2) #200 Mays (VG, GD), (2) #326 Clemente (EX-MT, VG); Banks (VG), #31 Spahn (EX), #47 Aaron (VG), #50 J. Robinson (VG-EX), #124 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (EX-MT), #307 Mantle WS (EX-MT), #344 Koufax (EX-MT), Killebrew RC (VG-EX), #125 Boyer RC (EX), #155 Mathews (EX), #164 Clemente (3) #443 Snider (NM, EX-MT, EX), (3) #475 Mantle MVP (all EX-MT); 1962 Topps: RC (EX), #187 Hodges (PR), #189 Rizzuto (EX), #194 Mays (EX-MT), #198 Berra (2) #1 Maris (EX, VG), #5 Koufax (EX), #50 Musial (NM) and (2) #471 Mantle AS (EX) and #210 Snider (VG-EX). (EX, VG). Also present is a well-constructed 1961 Topps Baseball five-cent display Opening Bid $400.00 box (EX-MT) with only negligible peripheral fraying or fold stress. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

135. (320+) 1959-1963 136. (46) 1979-2001 Topps, Fleer & Post Baseball Superstar Baseball Oddball Rookie Cards with Singles Ichiro & Pujols and Presented is a top-shelf assortment Certified Autos of (320+) 1959-1963 Topps, Fleer Immense profit potential is found in and Post Baseball singles. this grouping of (46) 1979-2001 Highlighted in this offbeat mixture baseball superstar rookie cards with with minimal duplication is 1960 certified autos and game-used Leaf: (98 cards, median VG-EX) inserts. Unless noted, each card with (3) #1 Aparicio (EX-MT, EX, grades (NM to NM-MT) or better. FR), (2) #27 B. Robinson (EX- Keys include 1970s: 1979 Topps MT, VG); 1961 Fleer: (81 cards, #116 O. Smith RC; 2000s: (29 composite EX) with #75 Ruth cards, two graded) with Certified (VG-EX); 1962 Jell-O: (32 cards, Auto: (7 cards) with 2000 Fleer average VG-EX) with #5 Mantle Showcase Beckett, 2001 SPX #208 (VG-EX), #6 Maris (VG), #142 Teixeira RC (slight chipping), 2001 Mays (VG-EX), #149 Aaron (VG); Topps A. Gonzalez; Game-Used: 1962 Post: (54 cards, majority (6 cards) with 2001 Playoff EX) with #109 Koufax (EX, red Absolute Memorabilia Pujols lines), #113 Larker SP (VG); 1963 (base), 2001 Ultimate Collection Topps Peel-Offs: Clemente (VG- Ichiro (base); Singles: (16 cards) with 2001 Bowman Chrome #351 I. Suzuki RC EX), (2) Mantle (EX-MT, VG) and Mays (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our (English), 2001 Fleer Authority #101 I. Suzuki RC (BGS 9) and 2001 Upper Deck website. Gold Glove #130 Pujols RC. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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137. (1070+) 1956-1960 Topps Baseball Cards with 138. (700+) 1958-1963 Topps Baseball Singles with Many Several Stars Stars—Loaded Presented is a grouping of (1070+) 1956-1960 Topps Baseball cards with several stars Exceptional “break” value is assured with these (700+) 1958-1963 Topps Baseball sin- and sampling of tougher high numbers. This primarily off-grade accumulation dis- gles with many stars and a grouping of tougher high numbers. Moderate duplication is plays moderate duplication throughout. Keys include 1956 Topps: (197 cards, median found throughout this top-flight gathering. Keys include 1958 Topps: (122 cards, GD) with #30 J. Robinson (GD), #79 Koufax (GD), #101 Campanella (VG), #130 mainly EX-MT) with #418 Mantle/Aaron (VG-EX), (7) #487 Mantle AS (average Mays (GD), #135 Mantle (PR), #292 Aparicio (VG); 1957 Topps: (200 cards, majori- VG), (10) #476 Musial AS (average VG-EX); 1960 Topps: (92 cards, composite EX- ty VG-EX, 5 fourth series) with #1 T. Williams (FR), (2) #2 Berra (VG, GD), #10 MT) with #300 Aaron (EX-MT), (2) #316 McCovey RC (both EX-MT), #326 Mays (GD), #18 Drysdale RC (VG), #20 Aaron (VG), #35 F. Robinson RC (VG), #55 Clemente (NM), (2) #350 Mantle (both EX-MT); 1961 Topps: (208 cards, aggregate Banks (VG-EX), #76 Clemente (VG), #95 Mantle (PR), #210 Campanella (GD), #407 EX-MT, 53 high numbers) with #300 Mantle (VG), (3) #475 Mantle MVP (all GD), Mantle/Berra (GD); 1959 Topps: (394 cards, composite VG, 9 high numbers) with (4) #577 Aaron AS (VG-EX), #578 Mantle AS (GD), #579 Mays AS (EX-MT), (5) #586 #380 Aaron (average EX), #514 Gibson RC (GD), #528 Pirates Team (EX-MT); 1960 Ford AS (average VG-EX); 1962 Topps: (212 cards, median EX-MT) with #300 Topps: (279 cards, mainly VG, 1 high number) with #148 Yastrzemski RC (GD) and Mays (EX), (2) #318 Mantle IA (EX-MT, EX), (3) #320 Aaron (NM, (2) EX-MT) and #200 Mays (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. 1962 Topps Stamps Panels: Alou/Mantle (EX). For more details, please visit our Opening Bid $250.00 website. Opening Bid $400.00

139. 140. (74) (1100+) 1951-1989 1962-1967 Higher Topps Grade Baseball Baseball Shoebox Stars & Collection Rookies with Sharp corners, Mantle clean surfaces and accurate Fill multiple centering are all near sets with attributes of these (1100+) these (74) 1951- 1962-1967 1989 baseball Topps Baseball stars and rook- singles. This ies. Keys primarily off- to include 1958 low-grade Topps: #310 assortment dis- Banks (EX- plays moderate MT); 1959 duplication Topps: #439 B. throughout and Robinson (NM); is packed with 1961 Topps: superstars, #141 B. rookies and sev- Williams RC eral high num- (NM-MT), #443 bers. Keys Snider (NM); include 1962 1963 Topps: Topps: (192 cards, 35 high numbers display nicer, composite FR to GD) with #10 #250 Musial Clemente (GD), #300 Mays (FR), #471 Mantle AS (VG), #591 McDowell RC (VG), (VG); 1964 Topps: #230 B. Robinson (NM); 1965 Topps: #16 Morgan RC (EX-MT), #594 Uecker RC (VG); 1963 Topps: (129 cards, median VG) with #120 Maris (VG- #526 Hunter RC (EX-MT); 1966 Topps: #30 Rose (EX-MT), #126 Palmer RC (EX- EX), #250 Musial (VG), #390 Aaron (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #225 Maris (VG-EX); MT), #550 McCovey (NM); 1967 Topps: #250 Aaron (NM); 1969 Topps: #120 Rose 1965 Topps: (672 cards, majority GD) with (3) #16 Morgan RC (VG, (2) GD), (2) (NM-MT); 1975 Topps: #223 Yount RC (NM), #228 Brett RC (NM); 1978 Topps: #134 Mantle HR (VG, GD), (2) #160 Clemente (both GD), #170 Aaron (EX), #250 #36 Murray RC (NM), #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (EX-MT); 1980 Topps: #482 Mays (GD) and #350 Mantle (GD). For more details, please visit our website. Henderson RC (EX-MT); 1982 Topps: #21 Ripken Jr. RC (NM-MT); 1982 Topps Opening Bid $250.00 Traded: #98T Ripken Jr. (NM) and 1989 Uppper Deck: #1 Griffey Jr. (NM-MT). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

30 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 141. 1997 142. 1998 Donruss Signature Signature Series Series Millennium Preview Marks Near Autographs Set of Near Set of (141/143) (33/34)—All Certified BGS Autographs Tremendous “break With just the value” awaits the stroke of a pen, victor of this 1998 several Hall of Donruss Signature Famers and stars Series Preview auto- turned an ordi- graphs near set of nary card into a (33/34) cards. Each premier col- graded by BGS, this lectible on this edition was issued as 1997 Donruss a last minute insert Signature Series into the 1998 Millennium Donruss Update edi- Marks near set of tion. Cards varied in (141/143) certi- production from as fied autographs. little as 15 (D. Only 1,000 or Jackson) to as many less of each card as 450 (Lowell). were distributed Keys include BGS 9: throughout the (6 cards) with entire production Helton, Maddux, A. line. The diffi- Rodriguez (only 23 cult-to-complete parallel series is highlighted by Bagwell SP, Boggs, Ba. Bonds SP, made), Schilling; Clemens SP, Edmonds, Garciaparra SP, Glavine, V. Guerrero, Gwynn, Helton, Jeter BGS 8.5: (3 cards) SP, C. Jones, Maddux SP, P. Martinez, Murray, Ortiz, Palmeiro, Pettitte, M. Ramirez, with Casey, D. Ortiz; BGS 8: (6 cards) with D. Jackson (only 15 made), Ripken Jr. Ripken Jr. SP, A. Rodriguez SP, Sandberg, F. Thomas SP and B. Williams SP. Missing (only 22 made), K. Wood; BGS 7.5: (16 cards) with C. Jones, Knoblauch, M. only E. Renteria and Thome for completion. Ordonez, Palmeiro, Tejada; BGS 7: (2 cards) with J. Gonzalez and G. Jenkins. Opening Bid $300.00 Missing only #16 Jeter for completion. For a complete list, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

143. 1999 UD Century Legends Epic Signatures Near Set (29/30) & (3) Gold Parallels with T. Williams Those baseball superstars with a flair for the dra- matic take center stage on the offered 1999 Upper Deck Century Legends Epic Signatures 144. 2000 Fleer Baseball GOTG Complete Set of (91) near set of Autos And Yankee Clippings Game-Used Set (29/30) cards. Presented is a captivating 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game Baseball complete set of Additionally, (91) autographed cards. These crisp pennings were seeded 1:6 packs in the acclaimed three of the cov- product. Key to this primarily (NM to NM-MT) gathering are Greats of the Game eted gold century Autographs: Bench SP, Berra SP, Boudreau, Brett SP, Colavito, D. DiMaggio, Ford parallels are also SP, Henrich SP, R. Jackson, Mathews, Mattingly SP, McCovey SP, Musial SP, Puckett present. SP, Rizzuto SP, Ryan, Schmidt SP, O. Smith SP, Snider SP, Spahn SP, Winfield SP and Headliners Yount SP. Also headlining is a Yankee Clippings Game-Used set: (15 cards) with include Epic Mantle, B. Martin, Mattingly and Munson. Additional certified autographs include a Signatures duplicate Guidry (#/78, with inscription) and Score (with inscription) along with three Century: (3 cards, all #/100) with Mays, Ryan, T. Williams; Epic Signatures near Memorable Moments parallels of Ryan, Seaver and Score (#/55) with inscriptions. set: (29/30, missing Ryan) with Banks, Ba. Bonds, Bench, Berra, Griffey Jr., Gwynn, The base set of (107) cards, #33 Ryan promo (NM) and the Retrospection subset of R. Jackson, Killebrew, Maddux, Mathews, Musial, A. Rodriguez, Schmidt, Seaver, (15/15) complete this spectacular gathering. Note: A certified autograph Spahn and F. Thomas. was eventually released in 2004 and is not often considered part of the complete set. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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145. 1996 146. 1996 147. 1997 Leaf Sig. Leaf Donruss Series Signature Signature Bronze Series Series Complete Extended Autographs Set of (252) Complete (Red) Near Certified Set of (217) Set of Autographs Certified (138/143) Featured is a Autographs Cards 1996 Leaf with Jeter Offered is a 1997 Signature Series The fruits of Donruss Bronze complete another hobbyist’s Signature Series set of (252/252) labor is available Autographs (Red) certified auto- with this 1996 near set of graphs. This diffi- Leaf Signature Series Extended complete set of (217) (138/143) cards. cult-to-complete edition is heralded by multiple Hall of certified autographs. Several elusive shortprints and a Issued one per package in the high-end product, a Famers, super stars, shortprints and a handful of handful of deceased players are found within. Keys healthy dose of Hall of Famers, superstars and short- deceased players. Keys include R. Alomar SP, Boggs include Caminiti SP, Clemens SP, Glavine SP, Gwynn prints are showcased. Keys include R. Alomar SP, V. SP, W. Clark, Damon, Dawson, Delgado, Edmonds, Ja. SP, Jeter SP, R. Johnson SP, Maddux SP, Molitor SP, Guerrero, E. Martinez SP, P. Martinez SP, Ortiz RC, Giambi, Hoffman, Howe, Jeter SP, P. Martinez, Molitor Puckett SP, A. Rodriguez SP, I. Rodriguez SP, Smoltz Palmeiro SP, M. Ramirez SP, Sandberg SP, M. Tejada SP, Pettitte, M. Ramirez SP, M. Rivera, A. Rodriguez SP, Sosa SP and F. Thomas SP. Also present is a F. and M. Williams SP. Missing Boggs, Glavine, Larkin SP, Schilling, F. Thomas SP and Thome (Gold). Also Thomas 5x7 jumbo certified autograph (#/1500) from and two exchange cards for completion. Also present present is a F. Thomas 5x7 jumbo certified autograph the series. For more details, please visit our website. are five duplicates. (#/1500) from the series. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 148. 1998 149. 1999 150. 1999 Donruss SP Sports Signature Signature Illustrated Series Edition Greats of Autographs Baseball the Game (Red) Near Near Set of Baseball Set of (149/151) Complete (97/98) Autographs Set of (80) Cards Featured is a 1999 Certified Assembled is a S P S i g n a t u r e Autographs Edition Baseball 1998 Donruss This 1999 Sports near set of Signature Series Illustrated Greats (149/151) certified Autographs (Red) of the Game a u t o g r a p h s . near set of Baseball com- Several Hall of (97/98) cards. plete set of eighty Famers, current This upper-tier product is bolstered by several Hall of certified autographs features Hall of Fame talent in and former superstars along with a selection of shortprints Gamers, superstars and shortprints. Featured are R. action and on covers of the ground-breaking weekly. headline this collection. Keys include Ba. Bonds, Alomar SP, W. Clark, Cone SP (only 25 made), V. Crisply penned in black Sharpie, each modern insert Garciaparra, G r i ffey Jr., Gwynn, Halladay, O. Hernandez Guerrero, Helton, D. Lee, O’Neill SP, M. Ordonez, grades (NM-MT) or better. Keys include Agee, Banks, S P, R. Jackson SP, C. Jones, Maddux, P. Martinez, Ortiz, Palmeiro SP, M. Rivera SP, Rolen and Schilling Fidrych, R. Jackson, Kaline, Mathews, Mays, Musial, Mathews, Musial, Piazza, M. Ramirez, M. Rivera, A . SP. Missing only the near impossible Maddux SP for Roberts, Ryan and Yastrzemski. Also present are the R o d r i g u e z, Ryan, Schmidt, Stargell and F. T h o m a s . completion. Covers (50 cards) and Record Breakers (10 cards) base Opening Bid $200.00 Missing only Lombard and Murray for completion. Opening Bid $150.00 subsets. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

151. 2001 152. 2000 153. (3) Upper Deck Fleer 1997-2001 Hall of Gamers Modern Famers Complete Baseball Cooperstown Set of (48) Certified Collection Game-Used Autograph/ Bat Card Bat & (12) Game-Used Complete Set Game- Subsets of (40) with Used/Auto Presented is a Ruth Cards promising trio of 1997-2001 modern Long ball launchers Swing for the baseball certified and a sampling of fences with this autograph/game- acclaimed hurlers 2000 Fleer used subsets featuring several HOF greats. Keys are found in the Gamers complete include 1997 Topps Stars Rookie Reprints Autos: (14 offered 2001 Upper Deck Hall of Famers Cooperstown set of (48) game- cards) with #7 Kaline, #9 Mathews, #10 Newhouser, Collection Bat Card complete set of (40) game-used used bat and (12) #12 Roberts, #13 B. Robinson, #14 Slaughter; 1999 lumber slices. Highlights includes Aaron, Bottomley, game-used bat/auto cards. Keys include Game-Used Topps Autos: (16 cards) with #1 Clemens, #2 C. Jones, Campanella, Clemente SP, DiMaggio, Foxx, Greenberg, Lumber set: (48/48) with Bonds, Jeter, Ripken, A. #4 A. Rodriguez, #10 Ba. Bonds; 2001 Fleer GOTG Hornsby, R. Jackson, Mantle, Mays, Ott, Palmer SP, J. Rodriguez; Signed Lumber set: (12/12) with R. Dodger Blues Jersey/Bats: (15 cards) with Robinson SP, Ruth and Ryan. Comprised solely of Hall Alomar, Jeter, Palmeiro, A. Rodriguez and Soriano. Campanella SP, J. Robinson SP and Snider SP. More on of Fame inductees, this gathering is ideal for the Opening Bid $150.00 our website. themed specialist. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

32 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 154. (23) 1999-2002 Fleer/ Donruss/ Skybox Baseball Complete & Near Sets with (1650+) Modern Inserts Presented is a grouping of (23) 1999-2002 Fleer, Donruss and Skybox complete/near base sets with (1650+) mod- ern inserts. Several cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. 155. (48) 1994-2005 Certified Auto/Game- Keys include Complete/Near Sets: (23 sets) with 2000 Fleer Greats of the Game Used/Rookie Collection base, 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game complete base; Modern Inserts: (1515 cards) Add some “juice” to your modern collection with these (48) 1994-2005 Alex with Certified Auto: (46 cards) with 2001 Greats of the Game: Bo. Bonds, Feller, Rodriguez certified autograph, game-used, rookie and insert singles. Keys include Kell, Sandberg, Slaughter, Spahn, Wilhelm; Game-Used: (107 cards) with 2001 Fleer Auto/Bat: 2001 Upper Deck Legends (PSA 9); Autographs: (3 cards) with 1994 Game Time I. Rodriguez (four-color logo patch), 2001 Fleer Greats of the Game Upper Deck #298 (PSA/DNA 8, w/UDA sticker), 1995 SP #188 (UDA, dinged cor- Hodges, 2002 Fleer Box Score: Bonds/Ripken Jr./F. Thomas, Griffey Jr./Bonds/M. ner), 2000 SP Authentic Buy Back (1999 SP Authentic); Rookies: (41 cards) with (19) Ramirez/L. Walker, Jeter/Garciaparra/A. Rodriguez, Ripken Jr./Jeter/P. Martinez/R. 1994 Collector’s Choice #647 ((2) PSA 9); 1994 SP #15 (PSA 8), (2) 1994 SP #33 Alomar and Shortprints/Numbered: (1510 cards). For more details, please visit our Holoview Blue (both PSA 9) and (17) 1994 Upper Deck: (13) #24 ((8) PSA 9 with website. one qualifier, (5) PSA 8). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

157. (3400+) Modern Baseball Certified Auto/Jersey/ 156. (169) Modern Baseball Superstar Auto/Game- Insert/Rookie Hoard Used/Insert Singles Start a modern baseball card business with this hoard of (3400+) certified autographs, Featured are (169) modern baseball superstar certified autographs, game-used jerseys game-used jerseys and insert/base singles. Several of these cards are serially numbered and insert singles. Several of these modern inserts are serially numbered and come and come from a variety of tiered subsets. This star-filled accumulation is highlighted by from various subsets. Keys include Certified Autos: (7 cards) with 2000 SPX M. C e rtified A u t o s : (207 cards) with (2) 1997 Donruss Signature Series Konerko (one Ramirez, 2000 Topps HD Helton; Game-Used: (144 cards) with 2000 Black Diamond Millennium), 1999 Skybox Autographics M. Ordonez; 1999 SP Signature Edition: (2) E. Jeter, 2001 Fleer R. Johnson (three-color patch), (6) 2001 Upper Deck Centennial Martinez, I. Rodriguez; 2002 SPX #138 V. Martinez RC; G a m e - U s e d : (928 cards); Jordan bat, (2) 2001 Upper Deck Gold Glove Griffey Jr., (one two-color glove), 2003 I n s e rt s / N u m b e re d / B a s e : (2300+ cards, 8 graded) with 1994 SP #29 Piaza Holoview Fleer Platinum C. Jones (three-color patch), 2003 Leaf Limited #65 Glavine (#/25); Die-Cut and 2001 Donruss Elite #250 Teixeira RC. Due to size/weight, shipping and han- Inserts/Numbered: (16 cards) with 2001 Topps Heritage Chrome: #59 Gwynn and dling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is encour- #75 C. Jones. For more details, please visit our website. aged. A more detailed listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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158. (29) 159. 2002 160. 1997 1989-2002 Topps Skybox Upper Heritage Premium Deck Real Ones Autographics Baseball Certified Football Complete/ Autograph Complete Set Near Sets Complete of (70) with Set of (28) Certified (1180+) Cards Autographs Modern The featured Grab some ‘graphs Inserts 2002 Real Ones with the offered certified auto- 1997 Skybox Presented is a graph edition of Premium group of (29) (28) cards, the Autographics 1989-2002 Upper Deck Baseball complete/near sets second such Football complete with (1180+) modern inserts. Several cards are serially offering from Topps Heritage, contains many Hall of set of seventy certified autographs. Interestingly, three numbered and come from multiple tiered subsets. Keys Famers. Highlighted in this star-studded gallery are of the key cards come from the more difficult “Century include Complete/Near Sets: (29 sets) with 1989 Berra, Clemens, D. DiMaggio, Feller, Ford, Irvin, Kell, Marks” parallel and are serially #/100. Headlining this Upper Deck, (2) 2001 SPX complete base, 2001 Sweet Mays, Podres, Rizzuto, A. Rodriguez, Schoendienst, edition is C. Carter, Te. Davis, Dillon, Favre (Century Spot and Shortprints/Numbered: (1135 cards) with Slaughter, Spahn and Wilhelm. The coupling of crisp Marks), E. George, M. Harrison, Marino (Century 2000 SPX #122 Oswalt RC. Due to size/weight, ship- “on card” endorsements with the classic 1953 Topps Marks), Rice, Sharpe, E. Smith, Vrabel and R. White ping and handling may be substantial. For more details, design provides a winning combination for the highest (Century Marks). please visit our website. bidder. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

161. (3) 162. 1998 1997-1998 SP Football Authentic Certified Football Autograph Player’s Ink Partial Sets Silver & with Upper Green Sets Deck of (30) Legends Certified Exceptional Autographs “break” value is Each assured with these Assembled is a three 1997-1998 pair of 1998 SP football certified autograph partial sets. Highlights Authentic include 1997 Skybox Premium Autographics: (43 163. 1998 Playoff Milestones Dan Football Player’s cards); 1997 UD Legends Autographs: (86 cards) with Ink silver and green parallel sets of thirty cards each. Marino Autographed Complete Set #7 Fouts, #10 Sayers, #63 A. Shell SP, J. Marshall, (2) Highlights include Silver Ink: (30 cards, all #/100) of (15) Cards #176 Webster SP; 1998 Skybox Premium with Aikman, Alstott, E. George, K. Johnson, Marino, Presented is a 1998 Playoff Milestones Dan Marino Autographics: (31 cards) with T. Owens and H. Ward. Moss, Rice, Sharpe, F. Taylor; Green Ink: (30 cards) autographed complete set of fifteen cards. Each of these Minimal duplication is found throughout. Also present with Aikman, Marino, Moss, Rice and F. Taylor. elusive inserts is penned in blue Sharpie. Career acco- is a 1997 UD Legends Big Game Hunters subset of Opening Bid $150.00 lades of the prolific Miami Dolphin are (20) cards with #1 Montana. More on our website. found on each card. Very difficult subset that is seldom Opening Bid $150.00 offered in complete form. Opening Bid $150.00

166. 1999-00 Skybox Premium 164. 1996-97 Skybox Premium Autographics Near Set of Basketball (Black) Autographics 165. (64) 1997-98 Skybox Premium (106/114) Complete Set of (95) Cards Autographics Basketball Singles Presented is a 1999-00 Skybox Premium Basketball Roundball royalty reigns on the offered 1996-97 Autographics near set of (106/114) cards. Included in Skybox Premium Basketball Autographics complete set Add some depth to your modern round ball collection this crisply penned modern insert gallery are R. Allen, of (95) Cards. With exception to Olajuwon and Pippen with these (64) 1997-98 Skybox Premium Autographics Artest, Barkley, Bibby, V. Carter, B. Davis, R. (blue ink), each card is penned sharply in black ink. basketball singles. The sharply penned modern inserts Hamilton, Hughes, E. Jones, Kemp, Marion, McDyess, Keys include R. Allen, Drexler, G. Hill, Mourning, feature Augmon (Century Marks), Drexler, Finley, T. Mourning, S. O’Neal, Olajuwon, Pippen, D. Robinson, Nash, Oakley, Olajuwon, Pippen, D. Stoudamire and Hardaway, J. Howard, R. Miller, Pippen, A. Walker and G. Robinson, Szczerbiak, Starks, A. Walker and Strickland. L. Wright (d.2010). Webber. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

34 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 167. 1999 168. (77) Sports Modern Illustrated Football Greats of Certified the Game Auto/Jersey/ Football Rookie Complete Grouping Set of (35) with (4) Certified Brady Autographs Presented is a Assembled is a cache of (77) mod- challenging 1999 ern football certi- Sports Illustrated fied autographs, Greats of the game-used jerseys Game Football and rookies. complete set of Several of these (35) certified inserts are serially autographs. numbered and Having graced the come from tiered covers of the subsets. Featured iconic periodical, are Auto/Jersey: these gridiron 2001 SPX #100 stars further solid- Ch. Johnson RC; ify their legacies Certified Auto: by applying crisp (21 cards) with black Sharpie 2000 Playoff endorsements to Contenders #103 Urlacher RC, 2000 SP Authentic Sign of the Times Urlacher, 2000 the modern Upper Deck Encore Authentics Urlacher RC, 20001 Select Wayne RC (#/50), 2003 inserts. Keys Upper Deck Finite Boldin; Game-Used: (17 cards) with 2000 Leaf Limited #423 include Bradshaw, J. Brown, Dawson, Graham, F. Harris, Hornung SP, Largent, Urlacher RC, 2001 SP Authentic #105 Wayne RC, 2001 SPX Brees, 2002 SP Montana, L. Moore, Namath, Plunkett, Sayers, Singletary, Starr, Staubach, Authentic #220 Garrard RC (four-color patch); Inserts/Shortprints: (36 cards) with Theismann, Tittle and D. Williams. For more details, please visit our website. 1998 SP Authentic #18 R. Moss RC, 2000 Playoff Prestige #286 Brady RC, 2000 Opening Bid $300.00 Quantum Leaf #343 Brady RC, 2000 SPX #130 Brady RC and 2000 UD Graded #104 Brady RC. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

169. (80) Modern Basketball Certified Autograph, Game-Used Cards & Inserts— Loaded Kobe and MJ are among those stars found in this col- lection of eighty modern basketball certified auto- graph, game-used and insert singles. Many items are serially numbered and come from various tiered sub- 170. (73) Multi-Sport Certified Auto/Game-Used/Insert sets. Keys include Auto/Jersey: Group—Loaded 2000-01 Upper Presented is an exciting grouping of (73) multi-sport certified autographs, game-used Deck Pros & slices and modern inserts with several PSA graded. Several of these challenging Prospects Garnett; “pulls” are serially numbered and come from multiple tiered subsets. Keys include Certified Autos: Certified Auto: (38 cards) with Baseball: (32 cards) with 1993 Donruss Elite (23 cards) with Dominators: #10 Ryan (PSA 7), #18 Molitor; 1994 Upper Deck #AC1 R. Jackson 1996-97 Skybox (UDA sticker), 1997 Topps Jeter (PSA/DNA 6), 1997 Donruss Signature Series Autographics: R. Allen, G. Hill, Marbury, Nash; 1997-98 Skybox Premium: Millennium: Boggs, Bonds SP, Clemens SP, Garciaparra, Jeter SP, Ripken SP, A. Autographics: Barkley, R. Miller, Mourning, Pippen; Game-Used: (52 cards) with Rodriguez SP, F. Thomas SP, B. Williams SP; 1997 SP C. Jones Buy Back, 1998 2002-03 Fleer Hot Shots Stockton/K. Malone (both three-color patches, double-sided Donruss Signature Series Preview: Maddux (PSA 9), (2) Ortiz; 1999 Upper Deck #/50), 2002-03 SP Game-Used Edition Jordan, 2003-04 UD Glass Jordan and HoloGrFx C. Jones (PSA 8), 2000 SP Authentic Ripken Jr. Buy Back, 2000 Ultra: B. Inserts/Numbered: 1997-98 Upper Deck Diamond Dimensions Bryant (#/100). For Bonds (PSA 9), Maddux (PSA 8), Ripken Jr. (PSA 8.5); Game-Used: (10 cards) with more details, please visit our website. Baseball: (2) 2001 Upper Deck Hall of Famers DiMaggio (both PSA 8), 2001 Upper Opening Bid $400.00 Deck Sweet Spot DiMaggio (PSA 9) and (2) 2002 Topps 206 Evers. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

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171. Vintage Baseball Card Vending Machine This vintage coin-operated machine once dispensed cards to eager children looking to get a piece of gum; now it is an outstanding collectible itself. Its blazing red color and appearance are not affected by the years, having suffered only negligible paint chip- ping and incidental wear. The inner decal is original and affixed to the moderately scuffed center glass, which displays the hefty penny price tag. The manufacturer is 172. Mantle/Maris 1962 “Safe at Home” Movie Poster and identified as “Premiere Gum and Card Vendor, Mfg by Oak Mfg Co Inc California.” Lobby Cards The vending machine comes with a working key, two 1957 Topps cards (Maglie and Following their simultaneous assault on the single-season home run record, Roger Valo) and measures 12-1/2 x 13”. Period gumballs (don’t try to chew them!) add a Maris and Mickey Mantle were instantly cash cows on Madison Avenue and in visually appealing element to this keepsake. Hollywood. These movie theatre display items were issued to hawk the fence-clearing Opening Bid $200.00 duo’s appearance in the 1962 production Safe at Home. Includes: Movie Poster framed to dimensions of 27-1/8 x 41-1/8”, this Columbia Pictures poster shows Mantle and Maris flanking “The Luckiest Kid in the World” (a little leaguer who found himself in hot water for claiming to know the Yankee sluggers). The items pres- ents nicely and shows normal compacting folds; Lobby Cards includes (4) of the (8) lobby cards; 14x11 colorful depictions of key scenes. These present nicely and show the earmarks of previous display. Opening Bid $250.00

174. 1960 Topps #565 and 1961 #2 Roger Maris Oil-on- Canvas Paintings Joining an already potent lineup and establishing himself as half of the productive 173. Mickey Mantle Oil-on-Canvas Painting of 1958 Topps “M&M” tandem, Roger Maris was portrayed on widely sought Topps collectibles. #150 These oil-on-canvas paintings vividly recapture the 1960 Topps #565 Maris and 1961 With a golden background appropriately matching its subject’s future, the 1958 Topps Topps #2 Maris cards. The colorful depictions capture every last detail, right down to Baseball #150 collectible portrayed Bronx superstar Mickey Mantle. The offered oil- the shadows, uniform wrinkles and Maris’ hazel eyes. Both are firmly affixed to wood on-canvas painting is a larger-than-life example of that popular cardboard treasure. backings. The 1960 likeness (31-1/2 x 23-5/8”) is consistent with Topps’ horizontal Measuring 23-5/8 x 31-1/2”, this firmly attached canvas showcases detailed strokes format from that year, while the ’61 portrayal measures 23-5/8 x 31-1/2”. that comprise a stunningly accurate depiction. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

36 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 175. 1900s- 1950s Baseball Trinkets With Ash Trays and Fobs These baseball-themed accessories and household items are among the rarest and 1 7 6 . 1940s-1960s Dodge rs Publications and Souvenirs Lot interesting artifacts you’ll behold. Includes: (2) 1940s-1950s Ash Trays aluminum Spanning the team’s days as Brooklyn’s beloved “Bums” through the early seasons items shaped into a fielder’s glove and catcher’s mitt, respectively (both show use); at Chavez-Ravine, these publications and souvenirs bleed “Dodger Blue.” Highlights Nail File with baseball bat-shaped handle, distributed by Bizzy Bean Coffee in 1935; include: 1940s Brooklyn Dodgers Pen/Pencil Set 6” mini-bat fountain pen and pen- Watch Fobs (2) 1900s leather straps with baseball-themed pendants; Lapel Pin 1930s cil in original box; Yearbooks (13) team-issued guides (average EX with gold-colored baseball bat pin; Vari-Vue Piece a 1950s amusement in which a player covers/pages intact) from 1958, (2) 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, appears to swing through lenticular imaging. 1967, 1968 and 1969; Miscellaneous a “Dodgertown” Golf Club identification Opening Bid $100.00 badge; a Brooklyn Dodgers bicycle plate; and (2) pins. Opening Bid $100.00

177. Vintage 178. New Pennant Lot York of (8) With Yankees/ Rare 1940s Mets Bears and Ephemera 1966 Hall of Lot With Fame Mantle, Ruth, These (8) felt pen- Gehrig and nants are headlined DiMaggio by a 1966 Baseball ”Big Apple” base- Hall of Fame example. A rare oversized keepsake, the flag measures 35”-long and 18” ball is the theme in this interesting collection of memorabilia. Highlights include: (vertically) along the spine. In all, (42) appliqué likenesses portray prominent mem- Yankees: a 1939 news service photo (with caption sheet and “Acme bers including “new” inductee Ted Williams. The item presents as (EX) with very Newspictures” stamping on reverse); a 1961 Mantle/Ditmar wire photo (black-and- minimal cracking on the appliqué and partial loss of one of the tassels. Additional white print with caption on front); Mets: 1969 Portfolio of Stars (20) The News por- highlights include a rare 1940s pennant (EX) and a vintage North traits, (all NM) with original folder and mailing envelope; 1973 New York News Carolina baseball pennant (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Mets/Yankees complete set of (22) each. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

179. Vintage 180. (25) 1940s-1990s Baseball Board Philadelphia Phillies and Card Game Souvenirs with Whiz Lot of (23) Kids Pin These (23) board games Philadelphia phaithful will relish and novelties include a these (25) 1940s-1990s sou- variety of amusements venirs. Keys include 1.) circa glorifying the game and 1944-45 Philadelphia its heroes. Highlights Phillies/Blue Jays yellow 1-1/4” include: 1946 Carl pin with hanger and baseball Hubbell’s “Strike charm (EX); 2.) 1950 NL Three” metallic Champions 3-1/2” team compos- encased felt-covered ite pin (GD, water damage); 3-4.) diamond and function- (2) circa 1950s mini-pennants ing levers, minimally (one 9”, red-on-white, GD, one 12” white-on-red, yellow tassels, EX-MT); 5-9.) (5) (EX); 1950s Wiry Dan’s “Electric” Baseball Game with original box (VG-EX), 1965 “Go! Phillies Go!” 3-1/2” pins with R. Allen, (2) Belinsky, Bunning, Callison instructions and catalog; 1950s “Paint-a-Player” in original box (EX) with brushes, (all VG to EX) and 10-11.) (2) 1974 Johnny-Pro Phillies sets (all NM-MT). For paint capsules and unmarked canvas. More on our website. more details, visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

181. (12) 182. (2) Mike “Diamond Schmidt Hand Collection” Statues MLB Inspired by the male Starter physique, sculptor Cliff Sheely crafted these Jackets Mike Schmidt displays. Show your sup- Chiseled identically and port for one affixed to 4 x 3-1/2” dozen big league wooden bases, each is a teams with this recreation of the Hall of outdoor wardrobe Famer’s right hand grip- comprised of (12) ping a baseball. 1990s Starter jackets with colorful patterns and team logos. The nylon jackets include Accenting each piece is a quilted examples and show minimal to no wear. Includes: Angles (XL), Astros (L), likeness of Schmidt’s Athletics (XL), Braves (L), Brewers (L), Cardinals (L), Diamondbacks (L), Expos ring. One piece is comprised of resin and was sold commercially. (XL), Marlins (L), Orioles (XL), Rangers (XL) and Rockies (L). The second piece, a bronze creation, was very limited in production. Both show Opening Bid $200.00 amazing detail. Opening Bid $150.00

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183. (163) World Series, All-Star Game and Special Event OAL, ONL and OML Manufactured by Rawlings for use in recent landmark events and seasons, these OAL, 184. 2002 MLB All-Star Game American League On-Deck ONL and OML baseballs were spared from the diamond and wonderfully preserved. Circle Many are Mint-in-box (though some have faint sections of age-induced toning). All are in either their original individual boxes or one-dozen ball containers (with excep- The 2002 All-Star Game ended in disaster: a 7-7 deadlock with no available pitching tions listed on our website). Highlights include: All-Star Game with (5) 1993; (7) arms. To pacify the disgruntled masses, baseball has since awarded home field advan- 1994; (1) 1995; (3) 1996; (3) 1997; (9) 1998; (24) 2009 Special Event Balls (6) tage in the World Series to the All-Star Game’s winning league. Presented is the actual Mickey Mantle OAL Budig from 1995; (13) Cal Ripken, Jr. OAL Budig from American League on-deck circle used at Milwaukee’s Miller Park for that infamous September 5-6, 1995 “2130-2131” milestones; (10) Jackie Robinson ONL Coleman Mid-Summer Classic. Comprised of 3/8-inch thick rubber, this 93-1/2” diameter from 1997 50th anniversary; World Series (1) 1984 (6) 1993; (3) 1994 (series was accessory features the Junior Circuit’s eagle-themed logo and served as the preparato- never played); (1) 1995; (6) 1996; (2) 1997; (4) 1998; (3) 1999; (1) 2000; (12) 2001. ry stage for the likes of A-Rod, Ichiro, Jeter and Ramirez. Cleat marks and soiling are Complete listing on our website. prevalent throughout on this most unique All-Star artifact. Originally auctioned by Opening Bid $250.00 , the item bears its authenticating hologram #TD00017060, which can be verified at MLB.com. Accompanying is the auction and shipping paper- work from the item’s previous sale. Due to size/weight, shipping may be substantial. Opening Bid $500.00

186. Higher Grade 1935 All- Star Game Program & Ticket Stub The offered 32- page program from the 1935 All-Star Game at is a remarkable keepsake. The surface of the publication dis- plays vibrant surface hues, tightly intact staple binding and minimal spine stress. Minor creasing 185. Game 3 and Game 5 Griffith from having been folded is Stadium Ticket Stubs noticeable only Presented are vintage World Series ticket stubs that respectively hail from landmark upon close events: the last-ever postseason triumph by a Washington D.C. team and the last-ever post- scrutiny. The season game for a Washington D.C. team. Specifically, the vouchers were issued at inner pages are G r i ffith Stadium for the 1933 World Series between the New York Giants and host relatively crisp, Senators. Includes: Game 3 October 5, 1933; 4-0 Senators win; Game 5 October 7, 1933; while the National League portion of the scorecard is neatly pencil marked in four Giants 4, Senators 3 (10 , game-winning home run). Both stubs feature spaces. The program is moderately bowed due to storing methods, and the covers dis- printed seating and event legends and the facsimile signatures of Senators President Clark play only superficial perimeter wear. The ticket stub is crease-free with well-defined G r i ffith. Both are crease-free and present at the (EX-MT) plateau but technically grade corners and edges. The American League proved victorious by a 4-1 margin with lesser because of handwritten notations (regarding the games) on the reverse. blasting a home run. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

38 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 187. (5) 1930 New York Yankee PSA Graded Press Passes with (2) Gem Mint 10 Each graded by PSA. Presented 188. 1933 World Series Game 5 Full is a grouping of five 1930 Ticket - PSA Authentic New York Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by PSA, this full ticket to Game 5 of the 1933 Yankee press World Series was issued at Washington’s Griffith Stadium for a Fall Classic final in passes. which Mel Ott’s 10th- circuit clout was the decisive blow. Measuring approxi- Included are PSA 10: (2 passes) with 8/7 vs. Red Sox, 8/9 vs. Browns; PSA 9: (2 mately 5 x 2-1/4” the voucher has printed seating/event details on the front and rain passes) with 8/8 vs. Browns, 8/11 vs. Browns (Goslin two home runs) and PSA 6: 8/6 check details on the reverse. Showcasing rounded corners, the item presents nicely vs. Red Sox. and remains a historically significant admission pass, as a postseason contest has not Opening Bid $200.00 been played in the Nation’s Capital since. Opening Bid $150.00

189. 1939 All-Star Game Ticket Sub—PSA Authentic On July 11, 1939 the Mid Summer Classic was held for the first time at in the Bronx. The her- alded palace of baseball witnessed a 3- 1 American League triumph. Graded Authentic by PSA, this seldom-seen 1939 All-Star Game ticket stub comes from the lower grandstand portion of the ballpark. The ephemeron displays 190. 1941 Lou Gehrig Memorial Ticket Stub—PSA mild perimeter wear along with moder- Authentic ate paper loss along the perforation. One need not consider himself “the luckiest man on the face of the earth” to enjoy this The reverse is clean. 1941 New York Yankees Lou Gehrig Memorial ticket stub, graded Authentic by PSA. Opening Bid $200.00 This dated July 4th 1941 ephemeron features a striking portrait of the “Iron Horse” and was issued just weeks following his passing. Detracted by multiple creases and other general wear, this Mezza Stand pass is a good fit for any discerning Yankees col- lection. Opening Bid $250.00

191. Ewell Blackwell 1947 No- Hitter and Near-No- Hitter Ticket Stubs Nine seasons after authored an astonishing feat with back- to-back no-hit- 192. Game 7 Ticket Stub (Mazeroski ters, one of his Ninth Inning Home Run)—PSA Authentic own teammates threatened to match the unfathomable record. Presented are Crosley Graded Authentic by PSA. Despite being outscored by a two-to-one margin and being Field ticket stubs from Ewell Blackwell’s June 18, 1947 no-hit performance (vs. shutout twice, the Pirates bested the New York Yankees in the 1960 World Boston) and his June 22 encore, a game in which he no-hit Brooklyn until the ninth Series with one swing of the bat. The offered bleacher ticket stub is one of the few to inning. Both “Lower Grandstand” vouchers have uneven admission tears but present have survived the pandemonium that followed ’s ninth inning home run beautifully with sharp edges/corners and the facsimile signature on National League at . Moderate creasing, soiling and peripheral wear does little to detract President Giles. from the visual appeal. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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193. Thurman Munson 1979 Signed Baseball: Likely the Last Autograph He Ever Signed - Full JSA Along an epic path flecked with unparalleled success and fanfare, pinstriped heroes such as Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle have met with acclaim that has gone hand-in-hand with World Series tri- umph. Among the most revered Bronx legends was a man cast from a different mold, former backstop Thurman Munson, who earned the respect of his peers (and the esteemed Yankee captaincy) during a rare lull in team fortunes. A constant on rosters that collectively bridged the gap from Mantle to a late-1970s return to glory, Munson earned MVP laurels (1976) and hit a robust .373 in 16 Fall Classic contests between 1976 and 1978 … before it ended all too soon. Throughout the hobby, Yankee souvenirs carry varying degrees of appeal, the vast majority being celebratory reminders of a formidable dynasty. The offered baseball is a poignant reminder of a career and life cut short. Autographed by Thurman Munson on August 2, 1979, this baseball is, with high probability, the last item signed by the fall- en Yankee legend. The unofficial near-white sphere features a “Worth” trademark and is signed on the sweet spot by Munson. Executed in blue ballpoint pen, Munson’s flowing signature projects (“7-8”) strength and clarity. Tabbed as the Yankees on Wednesday, August 1 at Chicago’s , Munson coaxed a walk in the first inning and scored one batter later when launched a home run to straight-away center field. Having fanned in the top of the 3rd, Munson was lifted in favor of Jim Spencer and, unbeknownst to all, would never appear on a diamond again. In North Canton, Ohio the following afternoon on a Yankees off day, Munson paid a visit to a real estate office (he owned properties in North Canton) where a friend from his Kent State days worked. At approximately 3:00 p.m., Munson was departing for the Akron-Canton Airport to practice take- offs and landings in his Cessna Citation jet. As he began to exit, his friend asked for an autographed baseball for her son, prompting Munson to open the trunk of his Mercedes 450, take out and sign this very ball and present it to his friend. Approximately one hour later, Munson’s aircraft skidded through an uncultivated field and slammed into a massive tree stump. There were, in fact, two passengers who miraculously survived the wreck, but Munson perished, engulfed in the flames. The sentiment inherent to this keepsake is immeasurable, as were the intangibles that Munson brought to the clubhouse and diamond. In additional to a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications, the item comes with a notarized letter from the original recipient, detailing the background and events of that fateful afternoon in Ohio. Opening Bid $3500.00

194. Babe Ruth Single-Signed Spalding Baseball PSA/DNA 6 With the stroke of his weighty pen, George Herman Babe Ruth turned a humble Spalding into an incredible historic keepsake. The red-stitched sphere was carefully inscribed with a blue steel-tip fountain pen that spans over two inches across the sweet spot. Despite mild abrasions and contusions on each panel along with mild soiling, the well defined Murderers’ Row autograph has survived the decades in remarkable condition. The quotation surrounding Ruth’s moniker indicates this piece was endorsed prior to 1928. The black trademark stampings are bold. Previously encapsulated by PSA/DNA with a signature grade of (“7”) and a ball grade of (“4”) for an overall grade of (“6”), the autograph strength presents much nicer. Being that authentic Ruth material is in perpetual demand, this cornerstone relic is ideal for Hall of Fame collectors and autograph investors alike. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $7000.00

40 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 195. Woody English Signed Ball and Letter Refuting Ruth’s “Called Shot” A mainstay on the 1932 pennant-win- ning Chicago 196. 1947 World Champion New York Yankees Team- Cubs roster, Woody English manned the hot corner as Babe Ruth launched Signed Ball With DiMaggio, Rizzuto and Full JSA his “Called Shot” in Game 3 of the at . Years later, Fielding a post-war roster back at full strength, the 1947 New York Yankees went on English maintained that Ruth did not “call” his clout and professes so on these (2) to capture the franchise’s 11th World Series title (a number still not equaled by any autographed pieces. On both a 1994 handwritten letter and an ONL Coleman ball, other Major League team). This medium-toned OAL Harridge orb (grade “5-6”) is English has penned “Babe Ruth did not call his home run” and endorsed the statement signed by (32) members of that ’47 squad. Black or blue ink pennings average (“6”) in ballpoint (both “8-9”) strength. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. quality with keys including: Berra (“6”), Bevens, Brown, DiMaggio (“5”), Harris Opening Bid $250.00 (), Keller, Reynolds and Rizzuto (“5”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

198. 1957 New York Giants Team- Signed Baseball with Full JSA This 1957 New York Giants team- signed baseball is from the final sea- son they called the “Big Apple” home This creamy ONL 197. 1955 American League Champion New York Yankees Giles orb presents (“7-8”) with moder- Team-Signed Ball With Mantle, Rizzuto and Full JSA ate instances of Continuing their annual domination of the Junior Circuit, the 1955 New York Yankees age-induced brown strayed in just one regard: they failed to dispose of cross-town rival Brooklyn in the spotting throughout. Fall Classic. Presented is a baseball signed by (25) members of that flag-winning ros- The (23) blue ink ter. The unofficial sphere (grade “6”) has a thin layer of period shellac and blue ball- endorsements aver- point pennings that average (“8”) quality. Keys include: Berra (“7”), Ford, Howard, age (“7-8”) highlighted by West Panel: H. Thompson (d.1969, “7”), B. White; East Larsen, Mantle (“7”), Rizzuto and Skowron. Full photo LOA from James Spence Panel: Wilhelm (“7”), Mays (“8-9”) and North Panel: Schoendienst (“6”). Full photo Authentications. Complete list on website. LOA from JSA. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

199. (12) 200. (12) Single- Stan Signed Musial Baseballs Single- With (6) Signed Aaron and Baseballs (6) Mays The owner of Baseball purists seven Senior contend that Circuit batting crowns and and Willie widespread Mays remain billing as the the National league’s best League’s No. 1 hitter ever, St. and No. 2 all- Louis time home run Cardinals leg- leaders. Those end Stan traditionalists will take a liking to this lot of (12) baseballs individually signed (six Musial has autographed these (12) OML Selig baseballs. The spheres flaunt snow- apiece) by Aaron and Mays. The snow-white OML Selig orbs grade (“9-10”) on aver- white surfaces, but because of intermittent toning spots, all warrant technical grades of age. The (6) Aaron signatures (black ballpoint) all project (“9-10”) quality, while the (“7”). On each sweet spot, Musial’s blue ballpoint signature shows (“9”) or better Mays blue felt tip pennings have endured mild ink migration and average (“7”) quality. With good “break” value, these orbs come with individual certs/holograms strength (with one lesser). Individual certs/holograms from JSA or PSA/DNA. from JSA or PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 41 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 201. 1938 Hall of Famer/Stars Signed Baseball With Gehrig, Foxx, J. DiMaggio and Full JSA As the 1940s approached, Major League Baseball endured a “chang- ing of the guard,” as post-Deadball Era stars retired and a wave of new superstars (many from the West Coast) hit the scene. The offered OAL Harridge ball is signed by (49) of the game’s marquee names, both coming and going, from 1938. The medium-toned orb (grade “5”) is home to blue fountain pen signatures that average about (“4-5”) quality overall, with some projecting (“6”) strength. Among the legible pennings are those of P. Appleton, Averill, Bottomley, Br. Campbell, J. DiMaggio, Foxx, Gehrig, Harder, O. Hale, B. Harris, Knickerbocker, Landis (Commissioner), Newsom, Owens, C. Reynolds, Trosky, Whitehill and Wicker. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X01605). Opening Bid $250.00

202. 1947 N.L. Champion Brooklyn Dodgers Team-Signed Ball With Reese, J. Robinson and Full JSA Beginning a Senior Circuit dynasty that saw them capture six pennants in 10 seasons, the 1947 Brooklyn Dodgers paced the circuit in walks, on-base percentage and stolen bases. This ONL Giles ball is signed by (25) members of that offensive juggernaut. The medium-toned orb (grade “5-6”) has black or blue ink pen- nings that average (“5”) strength, with a few nicer. Keys include: Casey (d.1951), Hodges, Lavagetto, Reese, J. Robinson (“5”) and Vaughan (d.1952). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

203. 1960 World Champion Team-Signed Ball With (2) Clemente and Full JSA Just five years removed from an abysmal run of four straight last-place seasons, the 1960 Pittsburgh Pirates not only righted the ship, but over- came the vaunted New York Yankees to win its first World Series since 1925. This ONL Giles ball is autographed by (23) members of that swashbuckling roster. The creamy orb (grade “7-8”) has ballpoint sig- natures, most of which show (“8”) quality, with keys including: (2) Clemente (both “6-7”), Face, Groat, Haddix, H. Smith and Virdon. Full photo LOA from JSA. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

204. Signed Ball With Mantle, Williams and Full JSA In the wake of clouded achievements, suspicions and performance enhancing supplements, baseball fans will agree that the dozen longball specialists who autographed the offered baseball are anything but “dirty.” Mirroring the players’ accomplishments, the ONL Giamatti sphere is clean and unblem- ished (grade “9”), showcasing powerful blue ballpoint signatures executed between the late-1980s and early-1990s, and grade (“8”) or better: Sweet Spot: Aaron; North Panel: McCovey, Banks and Jackson; South Panel: Mathews, Robinson and Schmidt; West Panel: Killebrew and Mays; East Panel: Mantle (inscribed “536”), Williams and Murray. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00

42 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 205. 1925 Washington Senators 207. 1961 Reunion Team-Signed Baseball with 206. 1951 Washington Senators Team-Signed Ball With Cepeda, (9) Autographs—Full JSA Team-Signed Ball With Harris and Mays and Full PSA/DNA Although the 1925 Senators failed to repeat as World The lone big league team to endure the 1960s without a Series Champs, they still pushed the Pirates to 7 games Full JSA losing season, the San Francisco Giants contended in an epic Fall Classic. Presented is an extremely clean ”First in war, first in peace and last in the American annually. The 1961 season was no exception, as the OAL Harridge sphere (“9”) penned by surviving mem- League,” the 1951 Washington Senators didn’t quite Giants held the top spot entering June and scored a bers of the squad decades after their conquest of the fulfill that billing (thanks to the St. Louis Browns), fin- league-best 772 runs. This NL Giles orb was signed by American League. Signatories include West Panel: ishing next-to-last with 92 losses. This OAL Harridge (30) members of that squad. The medium-toned ball Goslin, S. Coveleski, Judge (d.1963); East: Ruel ball is signed by (26) members of that ’51 D.C. dia- (grade “5-6”) has applications of period shellac and (d.1963), McNeely, Rice, Peckinpaugh; North: Bluege mond installment. The creamy orb (grade “8”) features ballpoint signatures averaging (“7-8”) quality. Keys (d.1985) and South: Marberry (“7”). With exception to ballpoint pennings averaging (“7-8”) quality. Keys include: Cepeda, Dark (manager), Kuenn, Mays and the noted, the remaining blue signatures present in the include: Altrock (), Harris (manager), Mele, McCovey. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Complete (“8-9”) range. Full photo LOA from JSA. Miranda and Vernon. Full photo LOA from JSA. More listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

208. 1960 209. 1962 NL Champion San Team-Signed Ball With Snider, Francisco Giants Team-Signed Ball Hodges and Full PSA/DNA With Mays, McCovey and Full 210. Very Clean 1963 Winners of the most N.L. pennants (5) during the PSA/DNA Team-Signed Baseball with (20) 1950s, the Dodgers yielded to upstart Pittsburgh in The offered ONL Giles sphere was signed by (25) of 1960, but not before pacing the circuit in team ERA Signatures—Full JSA the NL Champion 1962 Giants. The medium-toned orb (3.40) and stolen bases (95). The offered ball was Having improved by nine games over their record (grade “5”) has applications of period shellac and fea- signed by (23) members of that squad. The creamy worst 1962 campaign, the 1963 New York Mets emerge tures ballpoint pennings that average (“7-8”) strength. unofficial orb (grade “7-8”) features blue ballpoint pen- victorious on this high-grade team-signed baseball with Keys include: Cepeda, Dark (manager), Mays, nings that trumpet (“8-9”) or better strength throughout. twenty signatures. The creamy ONL Giles sphere (“9”) McCormick, McCovey, and Pierce. Full photo LOA Highlights include: Alston (manager), Gilliam, Hodges, is virtually problem-free with bold trademark stamp- from PSA/DNA. Complete listing on our website. F. Howard, Snider and Wills. Full photo LOA from ings. The blue ballpoint signatures also present in the Opening Bid $250.00 PSA/DNA. Complete details on our website. (“8-9”) range. Keys include Sweet Spot: Stengel and Opening Bid $200.00 South Panel: G. Powell (d.1985). Full Photo LOA from JSA. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

211. 1963 American League 212. 1963 St. Louis Cardinals Team- Champion New York Yankees Team- Signed Baseball with (23) 213. 1964 Washington Senators Signed Ball With Mantle, Maris and Signatures—Full JSA Team-Signed Ball With Hodges and Full JSA Featured is a very clean 1963 St. Louis Cardinals team- Full JSA This OAL Cronin Ball is autographed by (28) members signed baseball with (23) signatures. The creamy ONL Granted a new franchise after the original Senators of the 1963 New York Yankees. The creamy sphere Giles sphere presents (“8-9”) with only negligible spots departed for the Twin Cities, Washington, D.C. fans did- (grade “9”) is a gorgeous canvas for legible ballpoint of soiling throughout. The blue ink signatures also n ’t skip a beat, enduring 100-plus loss seasons in each of signatures that, though somewhat faded, average (“6- grade (“8-9”) or better. The sweet spot is personalized the new installment’s first four seasons. The offered ball 7”) quality with keys including: Berra, Dickey (coach), to the original owner. Keys include Sweet Spot: Keane is signed by (25) members of the 1964 version. The off - Ford, Houk (manager), Howard, Mantle (“5-6”), Maris (d.1967), Musial; East Panel: K. Boyer; North Panel: white unofficial orb (grade “6”) shows handling and fea- and Richardson. Full photo LOA from James Spence Gibson and Flood. Full photo LOA from JSA. tures ballpoint pennings averaging (“6”) quality. Keys Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Complete list of signatures on our website. include: Blasingame, H o d g e s ( m a n a g e r, sweet spot), Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Narum, Osteen, Susce (coach) and Zimmer. Full photo L O A from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

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214. (6) Yankees/Dodgers Hall of Famer Signed Baseballs With Mantle, J. DiMaggio, Koufax and Full JSA Having spent various tenures or the entirety of their Hall of Fame careers in New York, Yankees or Dodgers legends have individually autographed these (6) baseballs. The OAL or ONL spheres are moderately affected by mild toning and all grade (“7”). The bold signatures, meanwhile, average (“9”) strength and clar- ity. Includes: OAL Brown; Joe DiMaggio ONL Feeney; signed on side panel and inscribed “To Josh, Best Wishes”; ONL Giamatti; OAL Brown; Sandy Koufax ONL Giamatti; Mickey Mantle OAL Brown. Individual full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

215. (13) 500 Home Run Club Single-Signed Baseballs with Mantle & Williams Representatives from the elite 500 Home Run club are the endorsers of these thirteen single-signed baseballs with (“7-8”) signature strengths or better. Included are OAL: R. Jackson (563, slightly toned), Killebrew (573 HR’s, H.O.F. ‘84, moderately toned), Mantle, (“7-8”, slightly toned, full photo LOA from JSA), Murray (504 HRs), T. Williams (UDA sticker, slightly toned); ONL: Aaron (755, moderately toned), Banks (512 HR, inscription on south panel), Ba. Bonds, Mathews, Mays (660, moderately toned), McCovey (521 HRs, slightly toned), F. Robinson (586 HR’s) and Schmidt (slightly toned). With exception to the noted, the remaining balls come with authenti- cation stickers and matching cert cards from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

216. Single-Signed Hall of Famer “Doubles” Lot of (28) With (2) Mantle, (2) Gomez and (2) Terry Double your pleasure as (14) Hall of Fame icons have autographed two balls apiece in this lot of (28) OAL or ONL orbs. The spheres range from clean white (grade “9”) to mildly toned (grade “6-7”) examples and showcase sweet spot ballpoint pennings that project (“9”) or better quality throughout. Includes two apiece from Chandler, Dandridge, Ferrell, Gomez (full JSA), Irvin, Jenkins, Mantle (full JSA), McCovey, 217. (34) Hall of Famer Signed Baseballs With Mantle, (2) Perry, Reese, F. Robinson, Terry (full JSA), Wilhelm and Yastrzemski. Certs/holo- Terry and Drysdale grams from JSA. More on our website. Bolster your Hall of Famer autographed orbs collection with this impressive gathering Opening Bid $250.00 of (34) single-signed spheres. The OAL and ONL keepsakes include clean white (grade “9”) to mildly toned (grade “6”) examples with sweet spot signatures averaging (“8-9”) quality. Highlights include: Aaron, Berra, Dickey (full JSA), Drysdale (full JSA), Ferrell, Ford, (2) L. Gomez (one with full JSA), Mantle (full JSA), Reese, F. Robinson and (2) Terry (one with full JSA). Basic certs/holograms from JSA. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 218. Multi-Signed Hall of Fame Baseball and Bat With Koufax, Mays and Full JSA Boasting a variety of achievements from different eras and positions, the legends who signed the offered bat and ball have one common bond: a plaque in Cooperstown. Ball a clean white OAL Brown sphere (grade “8-9”) with (14) blue ball- point autographs that project (“9-10”) quality throughout. Includes: Sweet Spot: Kiner; North Panel: Seaver, Killebrew, Hunter and Perry; South Panel: Wilhelm, Marichal, B. Williams and Banks; West Panel: Mays, Koufax and Brock; East Panel: Mize and Niekro; Bat a 34” Cooperstown Bat Co. display model signed in blue Sharpie (average “9”) by (48) with keys including: Aaron, Drysdale, Ford, Mathews, Musial, Reese and Spahn. Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

219. Hall of Famers Multi-Signed Bat and Baseball With Aaron, Mays and Full JSA Celebrating the hallowed halls of Cooperstown and the institution’s inductees, this duo includes a commemorative bat signed by (15) dia- mond legends and an ONL Giamatti ball (grade “9”) signed by (10). The bold signatures average (“8-9”) strength with highlights includ- ing: Aaron, Appling, B. Gibson, Gomez, Kiner, Mays, Musial, Roberts, Slaughter and Spahn (signed both items). Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. More on our web- site. Opening Bid $150.00

220. Cooperstown Bat Co. Bat Signed by (35) Hall of Famers With Mantle, T. Williams, Koufax and Full JSA Some of Cooperstown’s most revered residents have decorated this commemorative bat with their bold autographs. In all, (38) legends (including 35 Hall of Famers) have signed this 34” Cooperstown Bat Co. display weapon. The blue Sharpie script- ings average (“9”) strength and include: Appling, Banks, Bench, Boudreau, Brock, Carew, Carlton, Conlan, Dandridge, Dials, Doerr, Drysdale, Feller, Garvey, B. Gibson, Herman, Hunter, Irvin, R. Jackson (signed twice), Kell, Killebrew, Koufax, Lemon, B. Leonard, Mantle, Marichal, Mathews, Mays, Mize, Musial, R. Roberts, F. Robinson, Rose, Slaughter, Snider, Stargell, B. Williams and T. Williams. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X16910). Opening Bid $200.00

221. 500 Home Run and 300 Win Club Signed Bats With Mantle, Williams and Full JSA Respectively celebrating those who accomplished feats of 500 career round-trippers and 300 career wins, these commemorative weapons have been autographed by prominent members of those esteemed fraternities. The blue Sharpie pennings aver- age (“8-9”) quality and include: 500 Home Run Club Bat a 34” Rawlings- Adirondack weapon signed during the late-1980s by Aaron, Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle (inscribed “536”), Mathews, Mays, Robinson, Schmidt and T. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/hologram #X16906); 300 Win Club Bat a 34” Adirondack 1951-1957 replica model signed during the 1990s by Carlton, Niekro, Perry, Ryan, Seaver, Spahn, Sutton and Wynn. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/hologram #X16907). Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 45 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 223. (5) Signed Theme Bats With Mays, Hubbell and 1984 U.S. Olympic Team Individual feats, venues and a memorable roster are the 222. Mickey Mantle Signed Little League Bat with themes in this lot of (5) Inscription—Full JSA autographed bats. The 34” Mickey Mantle (d.1995) endorsed hundreds of store model bats throughout his life- display weapons showcase time, although very few were quite like this one. Created for little sluggers of the appropriate engraved leg- 1960s, this “Little League” model Hillerich & Bradsby bat (31”) has Mantle’s auto- ends/logos and signatures graph (“8”) scripted in blue marker just below his printed name stamped into the bar- that average (“8-9”) quality. rel. The Yankee great inscribed the bat NO.7. Full photo LOA from James Spence Includes: Single-Signed: Boggs and Henderson; Multi-Signed: Berra/Larsen; a Polo Authentications (cert/hologram #B20886). Grounds commemorative bat signed by (7) with Hubbell, Mays and Terry; and a Opening Bid $200.00 1984 U.S. Olympic Team bat signed by (20) with McGwire and Surhoff (full JSA). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

225. (37) Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers Cards, Autographs, Publications & Pins Presented are (37) Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers cards, autographs, 224. Superstar Lot of (23) Single-Signed Bats/Balls With publications and pins. Keys Mattingly and (4) Rose include Dodger Autographs: Though not enshrined in Cooperstown, the names in the offered lot of autographed (8 items, all “8-9” or better, souvenirs provided thrills throughout successful careers. The bold signatures average stickers and matching cert cards from JSA) with 8x10 Photos: Amoros, (2) Furillo, (“9”) strength with highlights including: Signed Bats full-size Louisville Slugger sig- Reese, Snider; Cards: 1988 Perez-Steele Great Moments #26 Reese; Dodgers nature models signed on the barrel; includes K. Hernandez, Mattingly and D. Murphy; Cards: (20 cards) with 1957 Topps: #170 Snider (BVG 2.5); 1961 Topps: #344 Signed Baseballs snow-white (grade “10”) to mildly toned (grade “7”) OAL or ONL Koufax (BVG 1.5); 1963 Topps: #412 Podres/Drysdale/Koufax (BVG 5.5) and spheres including Bauer, (3) Clemens, (4) Rose and Skowron. Certs/holograms and Dodgers Publications: (8 publications). More on our website. auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

226. Mickey Mantle 227. 1948 Autographed Salvino Jackie Statue Robinson Issued just prior to the Hall of Fame Signed switch-hitter’s passing, this 1994 limit- Government ed edition Mickey Mantle Salvino stat- ue (#302/950) was signed by the pin- Postcard— striped subject. The statue stands 9-1/4” BVG/JSA tall and portrays Mantle in full stride, Authentic clad in his since-retired number “7.” Encapsulated by BVG The bold black ink penning of “The and assessed as Commerce Comet” showcases (“9-10”) “Authentic” by BVG. strength on a faceplate angled on the Following a productive 1948 campaign, Jackie Robinson (d.1972) penned this dated edge of the base. Comes with original 12/16/48 government postcard to a fan in Iowa. Postmarked from Brooklyn, the cor- box and COA from Salvino. respondence includes a signature preceded by a salutation. The autograph presents Opening Bid $300.00 (“8”) and is well centered. Despite five perimeter pinholes and slight paper loss, the legendary endorsement still displays nicely. Opening Bid $150.00

228. 1949 Roy 229. 1949 Campanella Honus Signed Wagner Government Signed Postcard— Government BVG/JSA 8 Postcard— Those with “Dodger BVG/JSA 8 Blue” in their system Encapsulated by will clamor to secure this BVG with an auto- signed graph grade of (“8”) government postcard, and assessed as encapsulated by BVG with an autograph grade of (“8”) and assessed as “Authentic” “Authentic” by JSA, the offered Honus Wagner (d.1955) signed government post- by JSA. The ephemeron is postmarked 5/10/49 (a rare off day for the Dodgers) from card is a well-preserved keepsake postmarked to 1949 from Carnegie, Pennsylvania. Jamaica, New York. The blue ink autograph looks incredibly appealing and is preced- Although the script is slightly off-center, the endorsement meets all the criteria for ed by a salutation. Perfectly centered, the signature grade appears to be harsh. A slight the technical grade. Moderate wear and three pinholes placed atop the correspon- pinhole does not impact the eye appeal. dence do not adversely affect the visual appeal. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

46 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 230. Babe Ruth Cut Signature From Check with Full JSA Featured is a Babe Ruth signature that was extracted from a vintage check. The 2-1/2 x 1 blue steel-tip fountain pen endorsement presents (“8-9”) with deference to a small portion of the “G” missing from the slugger’s initialed given name. While Ruth used the “Babe” moniker when signing for his fans, the icon initialed his checks. An impressive option for those seek- ing legitimate Ruth material on a budget. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

231. Walter Johnson Signed 1939 FDC With Full JSA Without question the most celebrated player in Washington Senators histo- ry, Walter Johnson was voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame’s 1936 inau- gural class. Shortly thereafter, the incomparable fireballer appropriately penned this 1939 First Day Cover. Postmarked “Cooperstown 1939,” the cachet celebrates baseball’s 100th anniversary and is vertically signed and inscribed “Best Wishes” by Johnson. While his surname crosses over the postmark, the black-ink fountain pen scripting maintains (“9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

232. 1951 New York Yankees Display Signed by (43) With DiMaggio and Mantle Smack in the middle of an unprecedented run at five successive World Series titles, the 1951 New York Yankees experienced a changing of the guard as Joe DiMaggio’s departure coincided with Mickey Mantle’s arrival. This eye- appealing display showcases the autographs of (43) of that Bronx install- ment’s principals. Framed to dimensions of 33x41 under attractive “pin- striped” matting, the autographed index cards are symmetrically arranged around a black-and-white team photo and 1951 Yankee Stadium-issued pro- gram. The signatures average (“8”) strength and clarity and include: Bauer, 233. Circa 1950s Ty Cobb Signed Large Postcard of Cobb Berra (1953 Topps #104, signature “3” strength), Brideweser, Brown, Byrne, Hospital with Full JSA Cerv, Coleman, Collins, Courtney, Crosetti (coach), Dickey (coach), J. While the temperament of Ty Cobb as a ball player is the subject of much scrutiny, the DiMaggio (“7” strength), Henrich (coach), Hogue, Hopp, Houk, Jensen, “behind the scenes” philanthropy of the Hall of Famer is often overlooked. Presented is a circa Johnson, Kramer, Kuzava, Lopat, Mantle (“9”), Mapes, Martin, McDougald 1950s Ty Cobb (d.1961) signed 6x9 postcard of the Cobb Memorial Hospital in Royston, (1955 Bowman #9), Mize (“10”), Morgan, Nevel, Ostrowski, Overmire, Georgia, erected in memory of his parents. The postcard was manufactured by Frashers Fotos Raschi, Reynolds, Rizzuto (“10”), Sain (1953 Topps #119, signature “4” of California. The green steel-tip fountain pen script is placed directly above the medical cen- strength), Sanford, Silvera, Schallock, Shea, Stengel (manager, “8-9”), ter with the autograph presenting (“8”) attributes. The full-bleed correspondence item is other- Turner (coach), Wiesler, Wilson and Woodling. Auction LOA from James wise unmarked and has sustained minimal exterior wear. Full photo LOA from JSA. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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235. Walter Johnson Signed Handwritten Letter With Full JSA Having departed his rustic Kansas surroundings, Hall of Famer Walter Johnson hum- 234. Signed Telegram with bled opponents at packed venues throughout the American League. Unassuming Content despite his mound success and widespread fame, Johnson often returned to those sim- O ffered is a monumental autograph relic that features a pair of desirable baseball leg- ple settings and chores, as evidenced by this handwritten correspondence composed ends, one as the signatory and one as the subject of the telegram. The 8 x 5-1/2” and signed by the diamond legend. Framed to dimensions of 28-3/8 x 21”, the display Postal Telegram-Cable Company communication was signed and sent by Harry features a July 1923 Baseball Magazine cover and a 6-3/4 x 10” sheet of Johnson’s Wright, considered by many to be the Father of Baseball, to R. G. Allen (Robert personal stationery. The latter item has Johnson’s name and Maryland address at the Gilman Allen) a player and sometime manager between 1891-1893. The telegram tells top. Composed entirely in Johnson’s hand, the black-ink steel tip fountain pen corre- Allen to start Delahanty for Chicago (although he meant start Delahanty against spondence is dated “Nov. 19, 1944” and includes details regarding War Bond baseball Chicago). The Delahanty reference is to the young star Ed Delahanty, future games and farming in his native Kansas. At the conclusion, Johnson has penned Hall of Famer and .400 hitter. The four line script was penned by Wright in black ink “Sincerely Yours – Walter” (“10” strength). The well-preserved sheet has normal hori- with a beautiful signature at the bottom of the page, grading (“8”). The artifact comes zontal compacting folds. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. More with the original mailing envelope and a full photo LOA from JSA. details on our website. Opening Bid $2000.00 Opening Bid $500.00

236. Ty Cobb 1948 Signed Handwritten Letter With Full JSA More than twenty years after Ty Cobb left the diamond for good, his fiery demeanor hadn’t waned in the least, as evidenced by the offered handwritten letter. Penned entirely in Cobb’s hand on a 7-1/8 x 10-1/2” sheet of his personal stationery, the cor- respondence is dated “Nov-30th-48” and is accented by his blue-ink fountain pen sig- nature. Complete with traditional paraph, Cobb’s signature projects (“8”) strength and clarity. As for the letter’s contents, Cobb begins by telling the recipient (“Helene”) that he is alone because he fired his housekeeper. He goes on to detail his purchase of a new Cadillac (which is no coincidence, as Cobb made sizable and profitable invest- ments in both General Motors and Coca-Cola). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

237. 1979 Mickey Mantle Signed Check From Personal Account - Full JSA While Mickey Mantle autographs are valued regardless of the medium, the offered surface can be called “money” in terms of unusual canvases. Specifically, this Mantle signed check was drawn from his personal account, making it a decidedly rare and seldom seen artifact. Composed on June 6, 1979, the document is drawn from Mantle’s account at Georgia’s Rossville Bank in the amount of “$2.00.” The date, dollar amount and recipient’s name are all typewritten. But on the appropriate line, Mantle’s blue ballpoint signature is the real deal, projecting (“8-9”) strength and clarity with the familiar looping upper-case “M”’s. The top of the check features a golf design and lists Mantle’s Dallas, Texas home address. As for the dollar amount, Mantle reportedly wrote $2.00 checks for all (18) of the people who individually sponsored the holes at a Dallas golf course that day. Cashed or uncashed (such as this particular check), some have surfaced over the years, some have not. The check has a vertical fold and is blank on the reverse. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B80730). Opening Bid $1200.00

48 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 239. 1940 240. 1940 Play Ball Play Ball #102 Chuck #132 Klein Connie Autographed Mack Card— Signed BVG/JSA Card— Authentic BVG/JSA Add some depth to 238. (3) 1933-1934 Goudey/Diamond Authentic your pre-war signed Assessed as Stars Autographed Cards with card collection with Authentic by Dickey & Durocher—All BVG/JSA the offered 1940 JSA and encap- Authentic Play Ball #102 sulated by “Leo the Lip” and “The Man Nobody Knows” headline BVG. Featured (d.1958) specimen. this trio of 1933-1934 Goudey/Diamond Stars signed is a 1940 Play Assessed as cards. Evaluated as Authentic by JSA and encapsulated Ball #132 Authentic by JSA by BVG, included are 1.) 1933 Goudey #37 Jimmy Connie Mack and holdered by BVG, this “Hoosier Hammer” was Wilson (d.1947, “8”, card FR); 2.) 1933 Goudey #147 (d.1956) signed consigned by the family who obtained it directly from (“8”, card GD) and 3.) 1934 Diamond card. The “Tall Tactician” inscribed his forehead in blue the Hall of Famer during the 1940s. This spectacular Stars #11 Bill Dickey (“8”, card GD). ink with the autograph exhibiting (“8-9”) attributes. exemplar displays an (“8-9”) autograph strength while Opening Bid $150.00 The card of the elderly skipper grades (VG-EX) with the card grades (EX to EX-MT) with negligible corner moderately worn corners and errant centering. wear. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

241. 1940 242. (4) Play Ball 1940 Play #104 Paul Ball Waner Signed Signed BVG/JSA Card— Authentic BVG/JSA Cards Authentic with Always lethal on Frisch & National League Stengel pitching staffs, 243. 1975 Baseball Hall of Fame Assessed as Paul “Big Poison” Induction 8x10 Photograph with (12) Authentic by Waner (d.1965) is JSA and encap- Signatures—Framed with Full JSA the endorser of sulated by (12) of the diamond dignitaries who attended the 1975 the offered 1940 BVG. Hall of Fame Induction ceremony at Cooperstown auto- Play Ball #104 Presented is an graphed this multi-signed 8x10 photograph. Framed example. attractive and matted to 14 x 15-1/2”, the black and blue Sharpie Evaluated as Authentic by JSA and holdered by BVG, grouping of endorsements present remarkably. Included are this accurately placed autograph (“9”) resided in a four 1940 Play Ball signed cards. Included are 1.) #38 Appling, Boudreau, Carey, Coveleski, Cronin, Dickey, Missouri based collection for nearly seven decades. The ; 2.) #48 ; 3.) #141 Casey Hoyt, Lyons, Roush, Ruffing, Terry and L. Waner card grades (EX) with superficial corner wear. A sel- Stengel and 4.) #167 . Each pre-war star “Little Poison”. With exception to Roush (“8”), the dom-encountered pre-war keepsake with impeccable displays (EX to EX-MT) with (“8-9”) signature remaining signatures present (“9-10”). Full photo LOA eye appeal. from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 strengths. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

244. Roger Maris Signed Photo Collage With Full PSA/DNA This colorful image montage portrays and has been signed by Roger Maris. Framed to 16-3/4 x 10-1/2” under blue matting, (3) symmetrically arranged photos include (2) shots of the unassuming slugger in his Yankee road uniform (at Chicago’s Comiskey Park) flanking an image of Maris in action with the St. Louis Cardinals. The latter photo is decorated by his blue ballpoint signature, which projects (“9-10”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00

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Tried and true in batter's boxes throughout the “Deadball Era” and 1920s, these vintage white ash war clubs earned user approval, as evidenced by the grease pencil “side writing” executed on 246. Roy Brashear 1907- 247. Dolly Stark 1910-1915 the bat upon its demise. This was the manner in 1912 Side Written Mains & Side Written Professional Dolley Bat Model Bat which players requested the manufacture of iden- Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 tical models. Originally employed by or issued to famous diamond heroes, side-written weapons of this ilk are going to be featured increasingly in our upcoming auctions. Each comes with an auc- tion LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. 248. Harry Davis 1912-1920 249. Les Nunamaker 1916- Side Written Professional 1919 Professional Model Model Bat Bat Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

250. Jack Tobin 1916-1921 251. Grover Hartley 1921 Side Written Professional Side Written Professional Model Bat Model Bat Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

245. Charlie Hollocher 1925-1928 Autographed and Side- Written Professional Model Bat With Full JSA The offered 1920s autographed side-written bat is an eerie representation of the angst- 252. Patsy O’Rourke 1923- 253. Eddie Burke 1925 Side filled history of the . Turned during the 1925-1928 labeling period, the 1925 Side Written Written Professional Model Hillerich & Bradsby Charlie Hollocher signature model weapon is symbolic of stellar Bat performances and resultant lofty hopes snuffed out too soon—in this case, an unex- Professional Model Bat Opening Bid $100.00 plainable bout with depression cut short a sparkling career and, eventually, the play- Opening Bid $100.00 er’s life. Pacing the N.L. with 161 hits in his 1918 rookie campaign, Hollocher led the North Siders to that year’s Fall Classic. He continued to perform well in the ensuing years before depression forced him to call it quits on July 23, 1923 (with a .342 aver- age). He returned for the middle portion of the 1924 season but left the big leagues for good on August 20. Still plagued by his demons in 1940, Hollocher shot himself in the throat and ended it all. As for the tested and true war club, the (32.6-oz/34”) white ash model was employed and side-written by another player, as Hollocher never returned to organized baseball at any level after 1924. Just to the left of the center brand, though, Hollocher’s black-ink autograph (signed “From Chas J Hollocher - Chicago Base Ball Club” remains legible (“5” strength) and stands as possibly the only example in the hobby. The bat shows heavy use with checking (and a small slice of missing wood) about the hitting surface, illegible side writing, an 8” handle crack (secured by vintage batboy nails) and chipping about the Hornsby-style knob. Full 254. 1932 255. Lefty O’Doul 1930-1933 photo LOA from JSA (for autograph) and auction LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA Post-Career Side Written Retail Model Bat (for bat). Professional Model Bat Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

50 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 256. Ted Williams 1955-1960 Team Index 257. 1961-1964 Signed Game-Used Bat - MEARS A6 Bat - MEARS A6 While a World Series title became more and more elusive as Ted Williams’ remark- His team’s fortunes soaring after relocation to the Twin Cities, Hall of Famer and able career unfolded, other achievements continued to come with stunning regularity. “Bonus Baby” Harmon Killebrew administered significant damage with this Hillerich Among Williams’ late career feats were back-to-back batting titles in 1957 and 1958 & Bradsby (32.8-oz/34”) “D2” signature model weapon during the early-1960s. The (the latter crown coming at the age of 40). The offered Hillerich & Bradsby “W183” uncracked high-grade ash lumber is also decorated with Killebrew’s blue Sharpie (34.3-oz/34”) signature model bat was ordered by the BoSox and very likely used by autograph (inscribed “HOF ‘84”), which resonates (“10”) strength and clarity just Williams during the late-1950s. The high-grade white ash weapon shows heavy use below the defined barrel stampings. Matching team index orders in the Kentucky- with ball and stitch marks about the barrel, checking on the hitting surface and a 12” based plant’s factory records, this fence-clearing relic was turned during the 1961- H-shaped handle crack that has been secured by vintage batboy nails. Factory records 1964 labeling period and shows medium use with ball, cleat and deeply embedded indicate that Williams first ordered the “W183” model in 1955 and continued to do so stitch marks about the hitting surface. Graded A6 by MEARS. Full photo LOA from through his 1960 swan song. Though Williams’ “W183” orders were all for 35” bats, MEARS (for bat authentication); auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). the Red Sox ordered “W183” Ted Williams signature model bats with no length speci- Opening Bid $400.00 fied. This bat is likely from one of those orders. The 34.3-oz weight is consistent with Williams gamers from that era, and another telltale signed is the vintage black marker notation of “9” on the knob. Graded A6 by MEARS. Full photo LOA from MEARS. Opening Bid $600.00

258. Hank Aaron 1973-1975 Signed Game-Used Bat With Full PSA/DNA Undaunted by racially motivated threats as he approached Babe Ruth’s sacred home run standard, Hall of Famer Hank Aaron inched to within one circuit clout of the mark during the final weekend of the 1973 cam- paign and caught and surpassed “the Bambino” the following April. The offered Hillerich & Bradsby (32.6-oz/35”) “A99” signature model bat was wielded and signed by Aaron during or shortly following his historic run at immortality. The uncracked white ash item was turned during the 1973- 1975 labeling period, and its specifications match those on Aaron’s H&B ordering records. Between the center brand and prominent barrel stamp- ings, Aaron’s blue marker autograph projects (“8”) strength and clarity. The weapon shows light game use with ball and stitch impressions on the left barrel, as well as a series of bat-rack streaks throughout and a black marker notation of “44” on the knob. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat only); auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). Opening Bid $400.00

259. Mark McGwire 1988 Signed Game-Issued Bat With Full PSA/DNA As an encore to his “Rookie Of The Year” performance, 24-year-old Mark McGwire mixed 32 homers with 99 RBI to help power the Oakland A’s to the 1988 American League pennant. This Rawlings-Adirondack (32.9-oz/34-1/2”) “256B” block-letter (full name) bat was issued to the less-flamboyant half of the “Bash Brothers” duo in that flag-winning campaign. The uncracked ash bat shows excellent use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as well as light pine-tar residue on the handle. 260. (6) Game-Used/Game-Ready Bats Including Eddie The ball marks include blue ink transfers and white leather scuffs from OAL Brown Murray orbs. Additionally, McGwire has signed the barrel in black marker (“8-9” strength, Brandished by prominent 1980s-1990s Major League stars, these (6) white ash inscribed “25”). The model number, length and weight match McGwire’s orders weapons include game-used or game-ready models. All are uncracked and showcase from the referenced labeling period. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA proper center brands/barrel stampings. Includes: Will Clark (1991); Pedro Guererro (for bat only); auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). (1986-1989); Kevin Mitchell (1991); (1986-1989); (1990s); Opening Bid $200.00 Rick Reuschel (1987-1989; likely used by Kevin Mitchell). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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263. New York Yankees 1980s-1990s 261. 1977 Signed Game- 262. Willie Mays 1988 Game-Worn Lot of (3) Jerseys and Issued Bat With Full PSA/DNA (1) Cap Opening Bid $150.00 Coach’s Glove Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

266. 1984 San Francisco Giants All- 264. 1970s Philadelphia Phillies 265. 1991-1992 Signed Star Game Weighted On-Deck Circle Bat Game-Issued Bat With Full PSA/DNA Jacket and Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Black Bat Opening Bid $150.00

269. (3) 1980s-1990s Game-Worn Baseball Jackets With Braves, Dodgers and Mets 267. 1920s-1930s Washington, D.C. Opening Bid $150.00 Area Industrial League Jersey and 268. (8) 1980s Game-Worn Major Pants League Jerseys Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $300.00

270. Cleveland Indians 1990s Game- 271. New York Baseball Jacket Lot of 272. 2004 Game- Worn Apparel Lot With (2) Bullpen (3) Including (2) Game-Worn Used & Signed Boston Red Sox Opening Bid $150.00 Jackets and Warm-Up Jersey Cap with Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

52 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 273. Mickey Mantle 1989 New York Yankees Game-Worn Old-Timers Road Jersey - MEARS A-10 As the club endured its first of a team-record four successive losing seasons, the 1989 New York Yankees ended its first-ever decade without a World Series title. Musical managers, of course, was the theme, as six separate skippers took the helm between 1998 and 1992. But through the lean times, the Bronx faithful had tradition to cling to, and franchise icon Mickey Mantle remained more revered in these trying times than anyone on the active roster. The offered New York Yankees road jersey was worn by the switch-hitting great for an “Old Timers” road event during the 1989 season. Graded A 10 by MEARS, this gray knit button-down garment features “NEW YORK” arched across the chest in blue-on-white double twill and Mantle’s sacred number “7” sewn to the back in like fashion. Blue-and-white striped stretch knit lines the sleeve endings, and the cotton-lined collar is home to a strip tag with embroidered notations of “Mantle 89 2.” On the tapered left front tail a “Wilson” label is accompanied by a size “46” flap tag and an additional tag denoting “BP.” All original and unaltered, the jersey comes with a MEARS full photo LOA signed by Dave Bushing and Troy Kinunen. Opening Bid $2500.00

274. Joe Costello 1969 San Francisco Giants Game-Worn Jersey Worn during the 1969 campaign as the San Francisco Giants wrapped up the NL’s best record for the decade, this home jersey is one of the last of the flannel variety before teams switched to close-fitting knits. The cream-colored button-down garment features “GIANTS” arched across the chest in black felt-on-orange twill and “29” sewn to the back in like fashion. The left front tail is home to a “McAuliffe” label and tags denoting size “46” and “69,” respectively. Within the collar, “Costello” is embroidered on a felt strip tag. This suggests that the jersey was issued to farmhand Joe Costello during a subsequent spring training, as wore “29” for the parent club. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

275. Signed Game-Worn 1980s Chicago White Sox Jersey and Pants Having endured a postseason drought of 22 long years, the Chicago White Sox shunned naysayers and put their faith in ageless backstop Carlton Fisk in a 1981 free agency signing. The moved proved to be a windfall for the ChiSox, who earned their first division crown two years later and contended thereafter as Fisk produced for the final 13 years of his Hall of Fame career. The offered White Sox road items were worn and signed by the Vermont-born backstop as he helped bring the South Siders back to prominence. Includes: 1982 Jersey a gray knit pullover garment with “SOX” sewn in white twill across the chest’s blue-and-red pattern, “72” sewn to the back in blue twill and “FISK” arched just above in like fashion. Just below the number, Fisk’s black marker autograph (“8” strength) is inscribed “82 g.” Blue-and-red striped stretch knit lines the V-neck, and the left front tail is home to a “Medalist Sand-Knit” White Sox exclusivity tag and a size “48” tag. Within the back tail, a strip tag denotes “82 FISK 48,” and an accompa- nying flap tag reads “2.” Unaltered, the jersey shows moderate wear from prior to that year’s All-Star break, as the club added 1983 All-Star Game patches following the ’82 break; 1985 Pants gray knit leg wear with blue-and-red trim, “72” sewn in red twill to the upper left thigh, a three-button zippered fly and (2) cotton-lined back pockets. Just below the n u m b e r, Fisk’s black marker signature shows (“9”) quality. Drawstrings reside within the elasticized waistband, which is also home to a “Medalist Sand-Knit” White Sox exclusivity tag, a size “36” tag and (2) strip tags denoting “85 36Z 25” and “FISK,” Respectively. The pants show heavy wear with (2) team repairs and were subsequently worn in the minor leagues, as an illegible name is written on a strip tag. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema (for uniform items). Auction LOA from JSA (for autographs). Opening Bid $900.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 53 G A M E U S E D DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 276. Jerry Lynch 1954-1956 Pittsburgh Pirates Game- Worn Warm-Up Jacket Pinch-hitter extraordinaire Jerry Lynch donned this Pittsburgh Pirates warm- up jacket during his first tour of duty (1954-1956) at Forbes Field. This black wool button-down 277. Ken Griffey, Sr. 1974-1975 Game-Used Batting garment features black leather sleeves and the Helmet and Signed Game-Worn Reds Home Jersey club’s familiar “P” logo The offered game-used artifacts were worn/signed by Ken Griffey, Sr. while he played sewn to the left breast in a vital role in the “Big Red Machine”’s conquest of baseball. Includes: Jersey a 1974- yellow-colored pile. There 1975 Cincinnati Reds home knit pullover with proper twill identifiers and “Rawlings” are two cotton-lined front tagging. Above the NOB, Griffey’s blue marker signature shows (“8”) strength. pockets with leather open- Moderate wear; Batting Helmet a red plastic shell with a right earflap, interior foam ing slits, and within the padding and an ABC size “7-1/4” decal. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema (for jer- collar, a vintage size “46” tag is accompanied by a cloth hanger. Within the satin-lined sey). Auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). left interior, a “Butwin” label has a vintage black marker notation of “14” and is Opening Bid $200.00 accompanied by a “GluvElf” dry cleaning instructions tag. Black stretch ribbed cotton lines the collar, waistline and sleeve endings. The item shows heavy wear with two minor interior collar tears and minimal fraying about the “P” logo. Opening Bid $400.00

278. 1980 Pittsburgh Pirates Signed Game- Worn Cap With “Stargell Stars” While several National League clubs adopted the pillbox style cap for the 1976 baseball centennial, the fashion statement was short-lived for all but the Pittsburgh Pirates. As the Bucs stood alone with the throwback apparel, so did Willie Stargell with his unrivaled leadership ability. Presented is a baseball artifact symbolic of one man’s commitment to his team and its fans: a Pittsburgh Pirates pillbox-style cap worn and autographed by Hall of Famer Willie Stargell during the 1980 season. This black knit/wool blend accessory fea- tures a yellow striped pattern outlining the circumference and the club’s familiar “P” logo embroidered to the front center. A yellow–colored button resides atop the cap (for decora- tive purposes, as there is no crown suspension to support). On the bill is perhaps the most alluring feature: seven five-point “Stargell Stars” adhered along the periphery. These, of course, were a Stargell trademark, bestowed upon Pirate players (in this case, himself) for heroic feats. These particular decorations are of the post-1979 variety, as evidenced by the “S” embroidered to the center of each. On the bill’s underside, Stargell’s blue marker sig- nature projects (“8”) strength and clarity, partially obscuring a vintage black marker nota- tion of his since retired number “8.” At the back of the sweatband-lined interior, a “New Era” label is sewn alongside a size “7-1/4” tag. The item shows moderate to heavy wear with perspiration-induced soiling about the sweatband and minimal fading on the exterior. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (for autograph only). Opening Bid $750.00

279. Johnny Bench 1983 Signed Game- Worn Cincinnati Reds Warm-Up Jacket Eclipsing the 2000-hit plateau and wrapping up a brilliant Hall of Fame career, former backstop Johnny Bench wore and signed this Cincinnati Reds warm- 280. Ken Griffey, Jr. 1992 Seattle Mariners Signed Team- up jacket during his 1983 swan song. The Issued Jersey and Game-Worn Pants red satin-like button- Already established as one of the game’s premier players at the tender age of 22, Ken down garment features Griffey, Jr. wore or autographed these garments during the 1992 season. Includes: white shoulder panels Jersey a team-issued home jersey with proper twill identifiers and “Rawlings” tag- and the “C Reds” logo ging. On the left front, Griffey’s black marker signature shows (“9”) strength; Pants sewn to the lower left game-worn white knit leg wear with proper “Rawlings” tagging and evidence of light front in white twill. On the left shoulder panel, Bench’s vintage red-ink autograph has game wear. Individual full photo LOAs form Dave Miedema (for jersey and pants). endured ink migration but still manages (“6”) quality. Within the right button path, a Auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). More on our website. strip tag has chain-stitched notations of “Bench 83-46.” Within the collar, a “Wilson” Opening Bid $250.00 size “46” label resides just below a satin-like hanger. Moderate wear. Opening Bid $750.00

54 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 281. Catfish Hunter Late-1970s Game-Worn New York 282. Late-1970s/Early-1980s Game-Worn Yankees Jacket Los Angeles Dodgers Jacket Discarding his green uniform for greener pastures, Hall of Famer Catfish Hunter took his Bleeding “Dodger Blue” by his own admission, Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda fol- pitching prowess to Yankee Stadium, where he wore this New York Yankees warm-up lowed his brief and less-than-stellar pitching career by piloting the Dodgers to four jacket during the late-1970s. The navy-blue nylon button-down garment features “NY” pennants and two World Series titles. This jacket was worn by the Chavez Ravine sewn to the left breast in white twill and a 3-5/8”-diameter team logo patch sewn to the mentor during the early portion of his managerial career. The blue satin-like zippered left sleeve. There are two front pockets, and blue-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton garment features “Dodgers” angled across the chest in white twill, the script-style lines the collar, waistline and sleeve endings. Within the collar, a “Felco” label denotes team name accented by a lengthy paraph. Arched atop the back, “LASORDA” appears “ O fficially Licensed by the New York Yankees” and is accompanied by a size “L” tag in white twill block-style characters. Blue-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton lines and a laundering instructions tag. The latter item has a vintage black marker notation of the 3-1/4”-wide collar, waistline and sleeve endings. The fur-lined garment features “29” on the reverse and a period laundering tag (inscribed “CAT”) affixed via safety pin. two front pockets, and the collar is home to a “W.A. Goodman & Sons” size “44” Moderate wear. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. label and a cloth hanger. Moderate wear. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

283. Willie McCovey 1986 Signed Game-Worn San Francisco Giants Road Jersey 284. 1987-1992 Game-Issued Pittsburgh Beloved in the Bay Area as his fence-clearing exploits powered the Giants to the Pirates Jacket National League’s best record in the 1960s, Hall of Famer Willie McCovey has Former slugger Barry Bonds was issued this Pittsburgh Pirates warm-up jacket during remained a franchise fixture since his retirement in 1980. The offered Giants road jer- the early portion of his controversial career. The black satin-like button-down garment sey was worn and signed by McCovey as he served in a mentor capacity in 1986. This features “PIRATES” embroidered across the chest in yellow-on-white twill and a team gray knit button-down garment features the proper orange-on-black twill identifiers logo patch sewn to the left sleeve. Black-and-yellow striped stretch ribbed cotton lines (detailed on our website). Executed vertically on the right front, McCovey’s blue the collar, waistline and sleeve endings and “Starter” labels reside within the collar marker signature projects (“7-8”) strength. The left front tail is home to a “Wilson” and left front tail’s interior. Just below the above-mentioned labels, black marker nota- label, a size “44” flap tag and a swatch with chain stitched identifiers of “44 86.” The tions of “24” appear. These identifiers, coupled with the logo patch, date the jacket to all-original diamond apparel shows light wear and was likely worn by McCovey as an 1987-1992. Minimal wear is evident. LOA from Fan Fair Inc. extra coach during spring training. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema (for jersey). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

286. 2004 Commemorative “September 11” Game-Used Base From Bank One Ballpark Three years removed from the devastating terrorist attacks on U.S. soil, Major League Baseball remembered the monumental tragedies and sacrifices from that day. The offered base was used at 285. Barry Bonds Early-2000s Game-Worn San Francisco Bank One Ballpark for the September 11, 2004 contest Giants Jacket between the San Francisco Giants As he launched home runs at an unprecedented rate, former slugger Barry Bonds wore and host Arizona Diamondbacks. this San Francisco Giants warm-up jacket. The black nylon button-down garment fea- Measuring 15x15, the textured rubber item features a “We Shall Not Forget” ribbon- tures the club’s “SF” logo sewn to the left breast in orange pile-on-black felt and an themed logo on its facing and opposite edges. The other two edges are home to an MLB silhouette logo patch sewn to the base of the neck (dating the item to post- MLB silhouette logo and Diamondbacks team logo, respectively. A 5-1/2”-long steel 2000). Orange-and-black striped stretch ribbed knit lines the waistline and sleeve end- spike resides on the base’s underside. The diamond relic shows appropriate game use ings, and the 3-1/2”-wide collar’s interior is home to a “Starter/Diamond Collection” with dirt caked throughout. Crowned world champions during that fateful fall of 2001, label with a black marker notation of “25,” as well as a size “XL” flap tag. Solid game the D-backs were felled in this particular 2004 contest en route to a franchise-worst wear is evident with perspiration-induced soiling within the collar. Full photo LOA 111 losses. Comes with an LOA from a Diamondbacks executive. from Lou Lampson. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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287. Tony Perez 1984-1986 Cincinnati Reds Signed Game-Worn Warm-Up 288. Tim Raines 1980s Signed 289. 1980s Signed Jersey Game-Worn Warm- Game-Worn New York Mets Warm-Up This Cincinnati Reds warm-up jersey was worn and Up Jacket Jacket autographed by Hall of Famer Tony Perez during his This Montreal Expos warm-up jacket was worn and artist Dwight Gooden wore and signed this second tour of duty (1984-1986) in the Queen City. signed by former speed merchant Tim Raines during New York Mets warm-up jacket as the club reigned This red mesh pullover garment features a twill “C his tenure (1979-1990) north of the border. The blue supreme in the mid-1980s. The blue knit zippered gar- REDS” logo sewn to the chest, the since-retired number knit zippered garment features the team logo sewn to ment features an “NY” logo sewn to the left breast in “24” sewn to the back in white twill and “PEREZ” the left breast in red-white-and-blue twill, “RAINES” orange pile on blue twill, “GOODEN” embroidered arched just above in like fashion. On the “4,” Perez’s sewn atop the back in white-on-blue twill, and “30” across the back in orange-on-white block-style charac- red marker signature shows (“7”) quality. Red-and- sewn to the left shoulder in the opposite color scheme. ters, and “16” sewn to the left sleeve in like fashion. white striped stretch ribbed knit line the V-neck and On the right breast, Raines has signed “Tim “Rock” On the right front, Gooden’s blue marker signature sleeve endings, and a “Wilson” size “46” tag resides Raines” in black marker (“7” strength). Heavy wear. shows (“8”) strength. Moderate wear. Auction LOA within the collar. Light wear. Auction LOA from JSA Auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). from JSA (for autograph). (for autograph). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

291. 292. Bud Houston Black 1991 Astros San 1980s Francisco Game-Worn Giants Bullpen “Turn Jacket Back the While it certainly Clock” wasn’t necessary Signed 290. 1985-1989 Signed attire in the Game- Game-Worn New York Mets Warm-Up ’s con- trolled climate, Worn Jacket this Houston Uniform Hall of Fame backstop Gary Carter wore and signed Astros bullpen Tailored to match the design of the club’s 1925 apparel, this New York Mets warm-up jacket during his tenure jacket was worn this San Francisco Giants home uniform was worn and (1985-1989) in Queens. The blue knit zippered garment in more hostile signed by former southpaw Bud Black during a “Turn features an “NY” logo sewn to the left breast in orange elements when the club hit the road. The blue nylon Back the Clock” contest in 1991. The white knit jersey pile on blue twill, “CARTER” embroidered across the full-length zippered garment features a wool lining and and pants feature a blue pinstripe pattern, proper back in orange-on-white block-style characters, and “8” “Astros” sewn across the chest in white tackle twill. “Rawlings” tagging and felt identifiers. Also included is sewn to the left sleeve in like fashion. Just above the There are two front pockets, elasticized sleeve endings a cap, belt and stirrup socks from that same uniform. name on the back, Carter’s blue marker signature and a drawstring to facilitate tightening of the wool- Items show appropriate single-event wear. Comes with shows (“9”) strength. Light wear. Auction LOA from lined hood. Within the collar, a “W.A. Goodman & a COA on Giants letterhead. Complete details on our JSA (for autograph). Sons” size “X-Large” label dates the item to the early- Opening Bid $400.00 website. 1980s. Moderate wear. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

293. Ken Griffey, Jr. 1993 Signed 294. 1994 Signed Game-Worn Seattle Mariners Road Game-Worn Seattle Mariners Warm- 295. (5) Game-Worn Minor League Jersey Up Jacket Baseball Jackets With his 100th career home run and a fourth Gold Worn by fireballing southpaw Randy Johnson as he These (5) warm-up jackets were worn by minor league Glove honor among his feats at the tender age of 23, won more than 25% (13) of his team’s games during players during the 1990s-2000s. With team colors and Ken Griffey, Jr. wore and autographed the offered the strike-shortened 1994 season, this Seattle Mariners “bush league” team logos, the jackets show light to Mariners road jersey during the 1993 campaign. The warm-up jacket is also autographed by the future Hall medium wear and include: Charlotte Knights (1990s); gray knit button-down garment features proper twill of Famer. The blue knit zippered garment features Erie Seawolves (post-1999); High Desert Mavericks identifiers, a team logo patch (left sleeve) and “Russell “Mariners” arched across the chest in multi-layered (post-1991); (2) Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Red Barons Athletic” tagging on the left front tail. Near the left twill and nautically themed team logos sewn to the left (1989-1996 and 1997-2006). More on our website. shoulder, Griffey’s blue Sharpie signature projects (“8- shoulder and back in like fashion. On the right front, Opening Bid $150.00 9”) strength. Light wear. Full photo LOA from Dave Johnson’s silver marker signature (inscribed “#51”) Miedema (for jersey use) and auction LOA from JSA shows (“7”) quality. Light wear. Auction LOA from (for autograph). JSA (for autograph). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

56 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 296. Lou Creekmur 1950 College All-Stars Signed Game- Worn Jersey Before he became a workhorse for the Detroit Lions, Lou Creekmur established him- 297. Bob Vogel 1970s Baltimore Colts Game-Worn self as one of the most versatile weapons in the collegiate ranks while at Virginia- Road Jersey based William and Mary College. Offered is a signed College All-Stars jersey worn by Among the unsung heroes providing protection for Johnny Unitas, left tackle Bob the Hall of Famer during a 17-7 pasting of the NFL champion at Vogel was an integral part of the Baltimore Colts offense from 1963 through 1972. Chicago’s Soldier Field in 1950. This blue satin-like pullover garment boasts The offered Colts road jersey was worn by the five-time Pro Bowler during the lat- Creekmur’s number “61” sewn to the front and back in white satin twill. On the back ter portion of his career. This white dureen pullover garment features “72” sewn to “1,” Creekmur’s black marker autograph and inscription of “HOF 96” shows (“8-9”) the front, back and sleeves in blue tackle twill and “VOGEL” sewn to a name plate quality. Ten red felt five-point stars are sewn to each white shoulder panel, and red- atop the back number in like fashion. Blue-and-white striped dazzle cloth panels white-and-blue patterns line the sides. At the lower portion, a crotch flap features two line the shoulders, and the vented left front tail is home to a vintage “Sand-Knit” sets of three buttons to facilitate proper fit. Within the flap, a “Wilson” label is accom- Baltimore Colts exclusivity tag and a “Sand-Knit” size “52” tag. All-original and panied by a size “46” flap tag and a laundering instructions tag. The gridiron relic unaltered, the gridiron relic shows solid game wear with dirt and grass stains shows appropriate single-event wear. Comes with an LOA signed by Creekmur, as well as an LOA from Lou Lampson. throughout, and puckering and minimal fraying about the twill components. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

298. 1978 299. Jerry Rice 2001 Dallas Signed Game-Used Cowboys Oakland Raiders Game- Helmet Used Tom Undeterred as he approached Randall the age of 39, Jerry Rice departed San Francisco and its Helmet— championship legacy, heading Worn in across the Bay to add to the SB XIII winning tradition of the Oakland Raiders. While hauling Walking into in 83 of his NFL-best 1,549 the Orange receptions and scoring nine of Bowl as his record 208 touchdowns, defending Rice wore this Raiders helmet. Super Bowl Showcasing the vaunted “Silver champions, the and Black,” the thick plastic shell features the club logo decal on each side and 1978 Dallas Rice’s familiar number “80” flanking the black center stripe (at the base of the Cowboys met helmet) in black block-style decals. To the left is an NFL logo badge decal, and to their demise at the hand of the “Steel Curtain.” Offered is a unique part of NFL histo- the right, an American flag decal was adhered in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. A ry, a game-used helmet worn by special teamer Tom Randall. The “Riddell” snubber is situated just above the two-bar face mask, and on the right helmet shows tremendous game use with scratches and dents covering the majority. side, Rice’s black Sharpie autograph (inscribed “#80”) projects (“9-10”) strength The facemask is detached but present; one of the two star decals has been removed and clarity. The interior is lined with foam padded cells and ear pads, as well as an and is missing while the chinstrap remains connected. A vertical dyno strip is adhered “80” decal near the left ear hole. The battle-tested headgear is unaltered and shows to the back reading “RANDALL,” indicating the player to which it belonged; the evidence of game use in the form of scattered scuff marks about the outer shell name is also repeated on the interior written in black marker. There is no given size and perspiration-induced discoloration on the padding. Full photo LOA from Grey found on the interior. A full photo LOA from Tom Randall states this helmet was his Flannel Collectibles (for helmet authenticity) and cert/hologram (#F51767) from from the 1978 season including Super Bowl XIII. JSA (for autograph). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00

300. (11) 301. (29) Game-Worn 1990s- NCAA Football Jerseys 2000s With Notre Dame, Ole Game-Worn Miss and Clemson College Worn during relentless NCAA grid- Football iron battles during recent seasons, these (29) jerseys comprise a ready- Jerseys made Saturday wardrobe. The With Miami, mesh/dazzle cloth blend pullover Oregon and garments feature twill or appliqué numeric identifiers, proper team col- Texas ors and conference patches. The jer- Battle tested and true over the past two decades, these eleven college football jerseys seys show light wear with highlights were worn by BCS aspirants from a variety of conferences. The mesh/dazzle cloth including: Army, BYU, Clemson, pullover garments feature appliqué or twill identifiers along with proper tagging and Georgia Tech, Notre Dame, conference patches. Showing light to moderate wear, the jerseys include: Cal, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Princeton, Colorado, Florida Atlantic, Florida A&M, Idaho, Miami, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Rutgers and Texas Tech. More on our website. Tulsa and UCLA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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302. 1970s Washington Capitals Mike Lampman Game-Worn Road Jersey The offered Washington Capitals road jersey is a battle-tested gar- ment worn during the franchise’s formative years. The red dureen pullover garment features the club logo sewn to the chest in white and blue twill with like-colored five-point stars symmetrically lin- ing the upper front and three-quarter sleeves. In white-on-blue double twill, “21” is sewn to the back and each shoulder. “MARUK” is sewn to a nameplate atop the back number in white twill, and a “Wilson” size “44” label resides within the white stretch knit V-neck. This was likely originally worn during the 1975-76 or 1976-77 season by left winger Mike Lampman (the first Southern Californian drafted into the NHL) and subsequently by Dennis Maruk, as the tagging is consistent with early Caps jer- seys, and there is no evidence of a nameplate change, only that the present name plate was added (the Caps road jerseys didn’t have nameplates during Lampman’s tenure). Heavy wear is evi- dent with (3) team repairs on the front, surface marks throughout and a vintage fight strap sewn within the back tail. Full photo LOA from Rich Ellis. Opening Bid $250.00

303. 1975-76 Quebec Nordiques WHA Charles Constantin Game-Worn Jersey Presented is vintage World Hockey Association apparel: a Quebec Nordiques jersey worn by former left winger Charles Constantin during the 1975-76 season. Promoted after playing eight games for the NAHL’s Maine Nordiques, Constantin wore this blue dureen pullover garment with the team logo sewn to the front in white-on-blue-on-red triple twill and “14” sewn to the back and shoulders in white twill. Atop the back number, “CONSTAN- TINE” is screened to a nameplate, and a twill fleur-de-lis adorns each shoulder. A vintage “MASKA” label resides within the stretch ribbed cotton V-neck, and the interior back tail is home to a leather fight strap. The jersey shows heavy wear with a tiny hole on the front, stick and board marks throughout, and puckering about the nameplate. Full photo LOA from Rich Ellis. Opening Bid $250.00

304. 1989-90 Signed Game-Used Stick 305. Circa 1990-91 Wayne Gretzky Signed Game-Used with Brushed Aluminum Stick While it may never be clear as to whether Wayne Gretzky demanded a trade or was Akin to Picasso’s paintbrush, Wayne Gretzky’s hockey stick holds all the wonder and “pushed” out of Edmonton, the stark reality stands that his career never missed a beat aura of a weapon used for unrivaled passing and shooting. The offered game-used in sunny California, where he secured five assists titles and three points champi- “Easton” chrome “5100” model is one of the first such examples used by “The Great onships. The offered “Easton HXP 5100” stick was signed and used by “The Great One” and carries added appeal in that it is autographed by its legendary user. Likely One” during his second season (1989-90) with the Kings. The aluminum-coated shaft crafted in the 1990-91 season, the item features a 52-1/2” aluminum shaft and an 11” measures 52-1/2”, and the 11” blade is home to Gretzky’s black marker signature blade. In black characters, “Gretzky” is stamped near the butt and again on the lower (inscribed “Best Wishes 99”), which projects (“7-8”) quality. The rare brushed alu- wooden portion of the shaft. Near the latter identifier, Gretzky’s black marker auto- minum style stick shows moderate use. Gretzky’s name is not stamped on the shaft, graph (inscribed “99”) trumpets “perfect 10” strength. The item shows moderate use, but it does appear on the exposed wooden portion just above the blade. Reportedly, as the blade has the correct “bulldog” tape used by Gretzky with a nice patina from two dozen of these were issued to Gretzky at the start of the season. Full photo LOA the baby powder he used on his tape. Full photo LOA from Rich Ellis (for stick from Rich Ellis (for stick authenticity), auction LOA from JSA for the autograph. authenticity); auction LOA from JSA for autograph. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

58 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 306. (3) Wayne Gretzky Autographed Items with Jersey, Photo & Stick with UDA Presented is an intriguing threesome of Wayne Gretzky autographed items. Included are 1.) replica Oilers CCM XL home jersey penned on the back numbers (WG Authentic hologram and cert card); 2.) 8x10 photograph framed and matted to 15 x 307. (2) Wayne Gretzky PSA Graded Rookies with 17-1/2” (WG Authentic hologram and cert card) and 3.) full-size Hespeler stick (#/399, UDA hologram and cert card). All material exhibits (“9-10”) signature Sportscaster strength. Examine the early career of “The Great One” with the offered pair of Wayne Gretzky Opening Bid $250.00 PSA graded rookie cards. Included are appropriately graded renditions of 1.) 1977-79 Sportscaster (Italy) #77-10 (PSA 8) and 2.) 1979 Oilers Postcards (PSA 7). Opening Bid $150.00

308. 1979- 309. (29) Tough 1996-2008 80 Topps Wayne Gretzky Insert, & O-Pee- Parallel & Base Cards— Chee #18 All PSA Wayne Each graded by PSA. Offered is an Gretzky attractive arrangement of (29) 1996- 2008 Wayne Gretzky insert, parallel Rookies— and base cards from a variety of elu- Both PSA sive series and subsets. Keys include 8 PSA 10: 1997-98 Pinnacle Certified #100 (mirror gold), (2) 1997-98 Each graded Pinnacle Totally Certified #100 (one NM-MT 8 by platinum blue, one platinum gold); PSA. The PSA 9: (2) 1997-98 Donruss #143 hockey enthu- Press Proof: (one gold, one silver); siast will find it 1997-98 Donruss Canadian Ice #1 difficult to National Pride (#/1997), 1997-98 match this tan- Donruss Preferred #4, 1997-98 dem of high- Donruss Preferred Precious Metals #3 grade 1979-80 (platinum) and 1997-98 Pinnacle Topps and O-Pee-Chee #18 Wayne Gretzky rookie cards. Framed by razor-sharp cor- Certified #100 (mirror red). For more ners, pinpoint centering and crystal clear surface registration, the cards of this teenage details, please visit our website. Hall of Famer meets the criteria for the technical assessment. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

311. (410) 1980-2000 Wayne Gretzky Graded Card Collection Advanced collectors of #99 will clamor to 310. (86) 1980-1989 O- secure this (410) 1980-2000 Wayne Gretzky Pee-Chee Wayne Gretzky graded card collection. Whether the card is Graded Singles mainstream or regional, few stones have been left unturned in this comprehensive selection. A Travel “north of the border” to secure handful of cards are serially numbered, and these (86) 1980-1989 O-Pee-Chee many come from a variety of tiered subsets. Wayne Gretzky singles. This compre- Highlights include PSA 10: (175 cards) with hensive gallery is comprised of regu- 1994-95 SP Premier #17 Die-Cut, 1995-96 lar base, leaders, stickers and other Bowman’s Best #BB5 Refractor, (3) 1996-97 specialty cards. Unless noted, each Select Certified #4 (one Artist’s Proof, one card grades Mint 9. Highlights Mirror Gold, one Mirror Red); PSA 9: (167 include 1980-81 OPC: #3 RB, #87 cards) with 1980-81 Topps: #3 RB, #87 AS, AS, #250; 1981-82 OPC: #106, #125 #250; 1981 Red Rooster #99 (short hair), 1983- SA; 1982-83 OPC: #106; 1983-84 84 Vachon #26, 1984 Red Rooster #99, 1989-90 OPC: #23 Messier/Gretzky, #29; Action Packed Prototypes, (2) 1991-92 Team 1984-85 OPC: #243; 1985-86 OPC: Pinnacle #B-11 (one French), 1993 Lakers #120 and 1986-87 OPC: #3. For Forum, 1995-96 Select Certified: #2 Gold Team, more details, please visit our website. #23 Mirror Gold; (2) 1996-97 Donruss Elite Opening Bid $300.00 Inserts #2 (one Gold, #/2000), (2) 1996-97 Select Certified #4 (one Mirror Blue, one Mirror Red), 1997-98 Pinnalce Epix #E1 Orange, 1998-99 Cramer’s Choice #7 and PSA 8: (62 cards) with 1987 Sault Ste. Marie, 1996-97 Select Certified #4 Mirror Blue. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 59 H O C K E Y DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 312. (150+) 1959-1990 Topps/OPC Hockey Shoebox Collection with Many Rookies Light the lamp with these (150+) 1959-1990 Topps/OPC Hockey singles with many key rookies and stars. Unless noted, the 1980s examples each grade (NM to NM-MT) or better. Keys include 1965-66 Coca-Cola Team Strips: Bruins (EX-MT, Cheevers), Rangers (EX-MT), Red Wings (EX, Howe); 1969-70 OPC: #209 Orr Norris (FR, reverse paper loss), #212 Orr AS (PR, reverse paper loss); 1971- 72 OPC: #262 Howe Retires (EX), #263 Beliveau Retires (EX-MT); 1974-75 OPC WHA: #50 Hull (NM); 1976-77 OPC WHA: #100 Hull (NM); 1980-81 OPC: (2) #289 Messier RC; 1980-81 Topps: (2) #250 Gretzky (both NM, one scratched); 1984-85 OPC: #67 Yzerman RC; 1985-86 OPC: #9 Lemieux RC and 1988-89 OPC: (2) #66 Hull RC. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

313. 1967-68 Topps Hockey Complete Set with (7) PSA Featured is a 1967-68 Topps Hockey complete set with seven PSA graded key examples. This formidable gathering has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or bet- ter), 20% (EX-MT), 35% (EX) and 35% (VG-EX or lesser) with the keys generally presenting better than the commons. Keys include #1 Worsley (VG), #3 Lemaire RC (EX- MT), #16 Horton (PSA 7), #29 Geoffrion (PSA 7, st), #32 P. Esposito (PSA 7), #33 Sanderson RC (VG), #43 Howe (PSA 8), #64 Mikita (PSA 7), #66 CL (marked), #74 Beliveau (EX), #75 Vachon RC (EX), #92 Orr (PSA 5), #99 Cheevers (EX), #113 B. Hull (PSA 6), #118 Orr Calder (VG), #120 CL (VG), #124 B. Hull AS (VG-EX), #128 Orr AS (VG-EX) and #131 Howe AS (VG). Opening Bid $250.00

314. 315. 500 Goal Tabletop Scorers Hockey Hockey Stick Game Lot Signed by of (3) With (16) With (2) Mint- Howe, in-Box Richard and and (1) Full JSA Vintage Presented is a dis- Endless hours play hockey stick of fun await signed on the blade whoever “lights by (16) members of the lamp” and the esteemed “500 scores these Goal” fraternity. The vintage hockey white shaft has a table games. “500 GOAL SCOR- Manufactured ERS” legend printed for retail sale in red. Executed in over the past 60 black fiber tip on years, these the same side of the competitive blade (with one novelties noted exception), include: Pro the autographs show Hockey crafted (“8”) strength, by Canada’s though ink migra- “Eagle Toys” in tion resulting from a the 1950s, this tabletop rink is secured within a 36-1/4 x 16-1/4” sturdy wooden slightly porous sur- frame. The sides showcase pennants for each of the “Original 6” teams, while this par- face has resulted in ticular version pits the Montreal Canadiens vs. the “All-Stars” (as indicated in the (“6-7”) clarity penalty boxes). All pieces included; Gold Medal Hockey crafted post-1980 by throughout. “Cooper,” this hockey amusement remains sealed in its original retail box. Features Includes: Beliveau, include a 44x33 rink, 34”-tall legs, an electronic scoreboard, and players from the Bossy, Bucyk, USA and Canada Olympic teams; 1968 Blue Line Hockey released in 1968 by 3M, Ciccarelli, Dionne, Esposito, Goulet, Howe, Bobby Hull, Lafleur, Mahovilich, this strategy board game is determined by cards and a roll of the dice. Unused game is McDonald, Mikita, Perreault, Richard (signed on shaft, “8”) and Trottier. Of the 41 Mint-in-box with all components and original plastic sleeve. Due to size/weight of this icons to achieve the feat, 16 of the first 19 signed this stick. Full photo LOA from lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B56992). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $500.00

60 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 316. (30) 1933-34 V357 317. (30) 1951-1955 Topps & Ice Kings Singles with Parkhurst Hockey Singles Bailey with Stars Featured is a grouping of thirty dif- Presented is a grouping of thirty cards ferent 1933-34 V357 Ice Kings sin- from the premier 1951-52 Parkhurst and gles. Each card displays varying 1954-55 Topps Hockey series. Keys degrees of evidence of having been include 1951-52 Parkhurst: (20 cards, extracted from an uncut sheet. composite GD, 10% back damage) with Despite the alterations, these chal- #3 Bouchard RC (PR), #4 M. Richard RC lenging pre-war hockey cards other- (PR, due to reverse writing), 13, #28 wise present (FR to GD) with half Dumart (VG-EX), #29 Schmidt (VG), 36, displaying mild water damage. 38, 40, #52 Winning Goal (FR), #55 R. Included are #2, 4-6, 9, #14 Burke Kelly RC (VG), #56 Lindsay RC (GD), RC, #16 Horner RC, 17, 19, #22 59, #61 Sawchuk RC (FR), 62, #64 Abel Bailey RC, #23 Oliver RC, 24, #25 (GD), 87, 88, 91, 92, 99; 1954-55 Topps: Dutton RC, 26, 29, 32, 34, 37-39, (10 cards, majority GD) with #3 Howell (GD), 16, 19, 30, 31, #32 C. Henry RC #40 Primeau RC, #41 Lamb RC, #42 (GD), 33, 34, 45 and #58 Sawchuk (GD). S. Mantha, 43-48 and #67 Roach. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

318. 1962-63 Shirriff 319. 1970-71 Topps Hockey Hockey Coins Near Set (129/132) & Complete Set (60/60) (390+) 1972-73 Topps Presented is a 1962-63 Shirriff Vending Singles with Orr Hockey Coins complete set of Featured is a 1970-71 Topps Hockey (60/60) collectibles. This prima- near set of (129/132) and (390+) 1972- rily (EX-MT to NM) assortment 73 Topps vending singles. Highlights features several “original six” include 1970-71 Topps near: (129/132, luminaries. Approximately 5- median EX) with #3 Orr (VG), #131 10% of the coins display reverse Perreault RC (EX), #132 CL (VG-EX); tape residue. Keys include #25 1972-73 Topps: (391 cards, median Plante (EX-MT), #32 Beliveau, NM, from vending) with (4) #94 CL #47 B. Hull AS (NM), (2) #54 (average NM), (4) #100 Orr (average Howe AS (NM-MT, EX-MT), NM) and #160 Dryden (NM). For more #57 B. Hull (NM-MT), #58 details, please visit our website. Plante (NM) and #59 Plante Opening Bid $150.00 (NM). Opening Bid $200.00

320. (4) 1970-1973 321. (9) 1973-1985 Topps/OPC Hockey Oddball Topps/OPC Hockey Complete/Near Sets Wax Boxes & Packs Assembled is a formidable foursome of Featured is a group of nine 1970-1973 Topps/OPC Hockey oddball 1973-1985 Topps/OPC hockey complete/near sets. Included are 1970-71 wax boxes and packs. These OPC Deckle near: (45/48, majority EX- unsearched artifacts could MT) with #4 Orr (NM), #18 Howe (NM), yield complete sets or multiple #30 B. Hull (NM); 1970-71 Topps/OPC high-grade stars. Included are Sticker Stamps complete: 33/33, com- Wax Boxes: (3 boxes) with posite NM) with Howe (EX), Hull (NM), 1981-82 Topps near (34/36 Orr (NM); 1971-72 Topps/OPC Booklets packs, box display is worn), set: (24/24, majority EX-MT) with #24 1984-85 OPC (48 packs, possi- Orr (EX); 1972-73 OPC Player Crests ble Yzerman rookie), 1984-85 near: (18/22, median EX-MT to NM) OPC near (46/48 packs); Wax with #3 Orr (VG-EX). For more details, Packs: (6 packs) with (5) please visit our website. 1973-74 OPC WHA Posters, Opening Bid $200.00 and 1976-77 OPC WHA. Opening Bid $200.00

322. 1944-1983 NHL 323. 1980 United Official Record States Olympic Book/Guide Run of (53) Hockey Team Annuals PSA Graded Run “Original Six” historians will enjoy of (8) Tickets these (53) 1944-1983 NHL Official including Miracle Guide and Record Book annuals. Although most of the issues display On Ice Game moderate cover wear and scant “Do you believe in mira- instances of writing, the vast majority cles?” This 1980 Olympic Hockey Team run of eight full-sized tickets of inner pages are still crisp and clean. documents every game of its improbable quest, culminating in a victory against the Keys include 1940s: (5 issues) with vaunted Russians along with the gold medal conquest over Finland. Each graded by 1944 (VG-EX, Barnes), 1947-48 (GD), PSA, included are PSA 7: (3 tickets) with 2/12 vs. Sweden (tie), 2/16 vs. Norway (5- 1948-49 (GD), 1949-50 (GD); 1950s: 1 victory), 2/18 vs. Romania (7-2 victory); PSA 6: (5 tickets) with 2/14 vs. (14 issues) with 1950-51 (VG-EX), Czechoslovakia (7-3 victory), 2/20 vs. West Germany (4-2 victory), 2/22 vs. Russia 1954-55 (VG), (2) 1955-56 (EX-MT, GD), (2) 1956-57 (NM, VG) and 1957-58 (VG- (4-3 victory, game), 2/24 vs. Finland (4-2 victory, Gold Medal game) EX). For a complete list, please visit our website. and 2/24 Awards Ceremony. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 61 O R I O L E BAT B OY DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 From 1964-1966, Maryland native Bob Scherr served as the batboy for the Baltimore Orioles. Having witnessed many great moments in Orioles history from the dugout-such as the Orioles clinching their first World Series title- Scherr had unfettered access to the players. The items on the following two pages were personally obtained by Scherr in the musty home and visitor clubhouses of Memorial Stadium.

324. 1966 Baltimore Orioles Bat Boy Game-Worn Regular Season/World Series Home Uniform Baseball’s balance of power endured a not-so-subtle shift in 1966 as the Baltimore Orioles reigned supreme en route to the decade’s best record, supplanting the Yankees, who had claimed that distinction for each of the previous four decades. Coinciding with the Birds’ achievement was the Bronx Bombers’ first-ever cellar finish. The offered ensemble was worn that season by Orioles batboy Bob Scherr at Memorial Stadium for both the regular season and Fall Classic conquest of the Dodgers. Impeccable provenance accompanies in the form of a detailed LOA from area expert Phil Wood. The cream-colored flannel items include: Jersey a button-down garment with “Orioles” angled across the chest in orange twill-on-black felt and “BAT MAN” arched atop the back in black felt. Black-on-orange piping lines the collar and sleeve endings, and there are six holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. The tapered left front tail is home to a “Wilson” size “38” label and a felt strip tag with an embroidered notation of “Bat Boy set 1”; Pants leg wear with six belt loops, two cotton-lined back pockets and black-on-orange piping lining the sides. Within the cotton-lined waistband, a “Wilson” size “36” label is accompanied by a felt tag with embroidered identifiers of “39-36-35 – 66-3.” Additionally, a vintage black marker notation reads “Batman.” The items show solid season-long wear. Opening Bid $900.00

325. 1966 Baltimore Orioles Bat Boy Regular Season/World Series Game-Worn Road Uniform As American League combatants were to learn in 1966, there was no home field advantage when the Baltimore Orioles came calling. This O’s road ensemble was worn by batboy Bob Scherr as the Birds posted a (then) franchise best 49-32 record away from Memorial Stadium and pro- ceeded to win the first two Fall Classic contests in Los Angeles. Accompanying is rock-solid provenance in the form of an LOA from Baltimore/Washington area expert Phil Wood. The gray flannel uniform includes: Jersey a button-down garment with “Baltimore” angled across the chest in orange-on-black felt and “BAT MAN” arched atop the back in like fashion. Black piping lines the collar and button path, and there are four holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. Within the collar, a strip tag has chain stitched notations of “66 BB 38,” and the vent- ed left front tail is home to a “Spalding” label, a laundering instructions tag and a “SET 1 1966” flap tag; Pants leg wear with six belt loops, a four-button fly and two cotton- lined back pockets. Black piping lines the outer legs, and the waistline’s interior is home to a felt strip tag with stitched notations of “62 34 34 23-1/2.” Near the fly, a “Spalding” label is sewn alongside a laundering instructions tag and a “SET 1 1962” tag (suggesting that the bat boy simply outgrew the pants that were issued with the jersey, as the ’62 style was the same as the ’66 style). All original and unaltered, the items show moderate wear. Opening Bid $900.00

326. 1964 Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU 6 Established at the hot corner with his fifth of a record 16 successive Gold Glove honors, Memorial Stadium icon Brooks Robinson also impressed at the plate in 1964, garnering MVP plaudits as his club contended for the American League flag. This Hillerich & Bradsby “W166” (32.1-oz/34”) signature model bat was employed by the Oriole great during that unforgettable ’64 campaign. Graded GU 6 by John Taube, PSA/DNA, this uncracked white ash weapon shows excellent game use with ball and stitch impressions on all sides of the barrel. A review of Robinson’s Professional Bat Ordering record (PBOR) at the Kentucky-based plant pinpoints this particular lumber to a single order made on February 13, 1964. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $300.00

327. 1966 Game-Issued Bat Signed by (33) Orioles With Full JSA, PSA Arguably the best acquisition in Baltimore Orioles history, Hall of Famer Frank Robinson dis- pelled Cincinnati’s claim that he was “an old 30,” winning the Triple Crown while leading the “Birds” to a World Series title. The offered bat was issued to Robinson that fateful year and autographed by (33) members of that championship roster. The Hillerich & Bradsby (35.5- oz/35”) “O16” signature model weapon is uncracked and shows no use (though factory records indicate this bat was ordered on June 10, 1966). The black marker signatures average (“9”) qual- ity with highlights including: Aparicio, Bauer, Blair, McNally, Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson and F. Robinson. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat authenticity) and full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (for autographs). Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

62 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 329. 1966 New York Yankees Team- 330. 1966 Baltimore Orioles and 328. 1966 World Champion Baltimore Signed Ball With Mantle, Maris and Washington Senators Team-Signed Orioles Team-Signed Ball With Full JSA Baseballs With Full JSA Separated by 34 miles on the highway and 25-1/2 Palmer, B. Robinson and Full JSA In unfamiliar waters, the 1966 New York Yankees games in the standings, The 1966 Baltimore Orioles Just 12 seasons after being “hatched” in Baltimore, the found themselves on the back end of a shift in and Washington Senators rosters signed these baseballs. Orioles soared to the top of the baseball world, holding American League powers and in last place for the first Includes: Orioles an unofficial team-issued souvenir the heavily favored Dodgers to just two runs in a Fall time in franchise history. This OAL Cronin sphere is (grade “7-8”) with (29) signatures (average “7-8” Classic four-game sweep. This souvenir baseball is signed by (31) of those ’66 Bronx Bombers. The strength) with Aparicio, Palmer and B. Robinson; signed by (29) of those high-flying “Birds.” The creamy orb (grade “7”) has thin applications of period Senators an OAL Cronin orb (grade “6” with period creamy sphere (grade “8”) is home to ballpoint signa- shellac and showcases the autographs (average “7” shellac) signed by (24) including Hodges (manager), tures whose qualities range from (“6-9”) strength with strength) of legendary (albeit aged) players with keys Howard and Susce (coach). Individual full photo LOAs keys including: Aparicio, McNally, Palmer, Powell and including Howard, Houk (manager), Mantle, Maris and from James Spence Authentications. Complete listings B. Robinson. Full photo LOA from James Spence Richardson. Full photo LOA from James Spence on our website. Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

333. (3) 1965-1973 Baltimore Orioles 332. 1969 USO Vietnam Tour Organization Team-Signed Baseballs Baseball Signed by (5) With J. 331. (5) 1966 Team-Signed Balls With with Full LOAs DiMaggio, Kuhn and Full JSA Indians, Red Sox, White Sox, Members of the 1965 Baltimore Orioles, their 1965 In his first year as , Bowie Athletics and Twins AAA affiliate and their 1973 A.L. East champion Kuhn headed a U.S.O. goodwill tour to Vietnam, taking installment are the inscribers of these (3) team-signed These (5) OAL Cronin spheres have been signed by former and current Major League stars overseas to lift 1966 A.L. rosters. The orbs (grade “6”) have thin shel- baseballs. Highlights include 1965 Orioles (signed by the spirits of American soldiers. The offered baseball 28, average “6-7”, Orioles souvenir ball grades “6”) lac and autographs averaging (“6-7”) strength. hails from that journey and was autographed by five Highlights include: Red Sox (31) with Herman (coach) with Aparicio and Palmer (rookie season); 1965 participants. The creamy orb (grade “6-7”) is minimally Rochester Red Wings (21, average “5-6”, ball “6”, and Yastrzemski; White Sox (27) with Burgess and affected by a series of surface abrasions. The ballpoint Wilhelm; Indians (28) with Colavito and Wynn (full Official International League) with Easter (d.1979); signatures, meanwhile, average (“8”) strength and clari- 1973 Orioles (23, average “8”, OAL Cronin ball grades JSA); Athletics (28) with Hunter and Appling (Coach); ty. Includes: Sweet Spot: Joe DiMaggio; North Panel: “8-9”), with Palmer and Weaver. Individual full photo Twins (26) with Killebrew and B. Martin (coach). Ron Swoboda; South Panel: ; West Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Panel: ; East Panel: “Mudcat” Grant. Full Opening Bid $150.00 Complete listing on website. photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

334. 1966 335. 1964- Baltimore 1966 Orioles Baltimore Yearbook Orioles Signed by Publications/ (25) With Team Photo Palmer, B. Lot of (15) Robinson Line your Birds nest and Full with this assortment of publications and JSA photos issued during 336. (84) 1964-1966 Baltimore Spreading their a decade in which Orioles Signed Team-Issued Photos wings and soaring the Baltimore With (5) Hall of Famers to dizzying Orioles owned baseball’s winningest record. Highlights heights, (25) members of the 1966 World Champion include: Programs (5) with (2) 1966 World Series Issued by the Baltimore Orioles as the team rose to big Baltimore Orioles autographed this team-issued year- (Memorial Stadium and Dodger Stadium, both EX- league supremacy, these (84) 1964-1966 black-and- book. Subtitled Spirit of ‘66, the (NM) guide features MT); Orioles programs from 1964 (EX), 1965 (EX- white photographs are signed and personalized by their “Birds” sluggers Blefary, Powell, Brooks and Frank MT) and 1966 (EX); Yearbooks team-issued guides high-flying subjects. The 8x10 prints present beautiful- Robinson on the front cover, which is decorated with from 1964 (EX) and 1965 (EX); Team Photos (8) ly and showcase signatures that average (“9”) strength blue ballpoint autographs that trumpet (“9”) or better 1964-1966 team-issued prints. More on our website. and clarity. Highlights include: Aparicio, Bauer, (2) strength throughout. Highlights include: Aparicio, Opening Bid $150.00 Blair, Larsen, McNally, (2) Palmer, (3) Powell, R. Blair, Palmer, Powell and B. Robinson. Full photo Roberts, (3) B. Robinson and F. Robinson. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. listing on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 63 F O OT BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 338. (3) 1964-1966 Football Partial Sets Presented is an eye-catch- ing trio of 1964-1966 Philadelphia Gum Football partial sets. Keys include 1964 Philadelphia Gum partial: (147/198, average) with #12 Unitas (VG), #30 J. Brown (EX-MT), #91 Olsen RC (NM); 1965 Philadelphia Gum partial: (154/198, median EX-MT) with #12 Unitas (EX-MT), #31 J. Brown (EX-MT), #41 Warfield RC (EX-MT), #81 Starr (EX), #195 C. 337. 1962 & 1963 Topps Football Near Sets Taylor RC (EX-MT); 1966 Featured is a pair of a condition sensitive 1962 and 1963 Topps Football near sets. Philadelphia Gum partial Highlights include 1962 Topps near: (175/176, median VG-EX to EX, missing #39 (148/198, composite EX- Meredith SP) with #1 Unitas (EX), #5 Berry SP (EX), #17 Ditka RC (VG), #28 J. MT) with #31 Butkus RC Brown (EX-MT), #36 E. Davis RC SP (EX), #63 Starr SP (EX), #64 Hornung SP (EX-MT), #38 Sayers RC (VG-EX), #75 Packers Team SP (EX), #90 Tarkenton RC SP (VG), #104 Gifford (EX-MT) and #88 Starr (NM), #127 Layne (NM), #176 CL (marked); 1963 Topps near: (167/170, average (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. VG-EX to EX, missing #59, 72, 78) with #1 Unitas (GD), #14 J. Brown SP (EX), #62 Opening Bid $250.00 Ditka (NM), #82 Lilly RC SP (EX-MT), #86 Starr (VG-EX) and #96 Nitschke RC (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

339. (12) 1962-1979 Football Oddball Complete Sets with Topps Bucks Those gridiron fans with an eye for the offbeat will appreciate these twelve 1962- 1979 football oddball complete sets from a variety of national and regional manufac- turers. Keys include 1960s: (3 sets) with 1962 Topps Bucks: (48/48, composite EX- MT) with #2 Starr (EX-MT), #5 Hornung (NM), #7 J. Brown (EX-MT), #24 Unitas (EX-MT), #33 Tarkenton RC (EX-MT), #47 Ditka RC (EX-MT); 1963 Stancraft (54/54, median NM-MT), 1968 KDKA Steelers (15/15, majority NM-MT); 1970s: (9 sets) with 1974 Fleer Immortal Roll (50/50, majority NM), 1975 Fleer Immortal Roll (84/84, composite NM), 1975 McDonald’s (5/5, all NM-MT), 1976 Coca-Cola Bears with Tabs (24/24, Payton RC), 1977 Topps Holsum Packers/Vikings (22/22, average NM-MT) and 1979 Topps Coca-Cola Saints (45/45, composite NM). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

340. (5) 1920-1931 341. 1965 Notre Dame Topps Football Publications #122 Joe With Rockne Namath Rookie and Gipp Card - PSA 6 Content Without peer in terms ”Touchdown of brash demeanor and Jesus” has his arms stellar play backing his raised high for this boastful claims, Hall lot of vintage Notre of Famer Dame publications. is the youthful subject Includes: (3) of this 1965 Topps Yearbooks leather- Football #122 rookie bound editions of specimen. Graded The Dome from EX-MT 6 by PSA, 1920, 1921 and this short print treasure 1922. All are mini- showcases sharp mally (EX) with edges/corners and an covers/pages intact; immaculate reverse, content includes with ever-so-slightly details of Rockne- askew centering pre- led football squads. venting even loftier Included is an original action photo of George Gipp taken less than two months before his untime- technical assessment. ly death; 1921 Seasons Review soft cover guide produced and signed by members of the booster Opening Bid $200.00 club; Rockne Memorial 1931 soft cover tribute to the felled coach. Opening Bid $700.00

64 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 342. 1948 344. 1956 Leaf Topps Football Football Low Series Complete Near Set of Set of (45/49) (120) Cards Cards Pioneering grid- with (2) iron stars take PSA the field with the offered 1948 Graded Leaf low series Featured is a near set of 1956 Topps (45/49) cards. This popular edition averages (VG to Football com- VG-EX) with only a handful of instances of reverse plete set of (120) cards with a pair of PSA graded. The writing. Keys include #1 Luckman RC (FR, YB), #3 approximate condition breakdown is: 20% (EX-MT or Turner RC (EX, RB), #4 D. Walker RC (VG-EX), #6 343. (2) 1954 Bowman Football One- better), 20% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or Layne (VG-EX, YP), #13 Lujack RC (VG-EX), #15 Cent Wax Packs—PSA 8 & PSA 6 lesser) with the majority having sustained varying Justice (EX), #16 Pihos RC (VG, YJN), #19 McAfee degrees of reverse wax staining and nearly 5% having Each graded by PSA. Presented is a pair of 1954 RC (VG-EX), #22 Van Buren RC (VG, GJ), #26 pencil writing on the backs. Keys include #1 Carson SP Bowman Football one-cent wax packs. The colorful Waterfield RC (VG-EX, BL), #29 Trippi RC (GD), #34 (EX), #11 Blanda (VG-EX), #53 Gifford (VG), #60 L. display pieces were graded NM-MT 8 and EX-MT 6 by Baugh RC (VG-EX, MJ), #36 Dudley RC (PR) and #37 Moore RC SP (EX-MT), #78 Hirsch (EX-MT), NNO the grading service. An ideal tandem for both wax Connor RC (VG-EX). Missing only #41 and #45-47 for CL SP (SGC 30) and NNO 11/25 Contest (PSA 7, oc). investors and vintage gridiron enthusiasts alike. completion. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

345. (3) 1950-1963 Topps & Bowman Football Hall of Fame Rookie 346. (11) 1951-1973 Football Team Cards—All SGC 84-86 Issue Collection with (2) Namath 347. 1973 & 1974 Topps Football Offered is a triumphant trio of 1950-1963 Topps and Raid the souvenir stand and secure these eleven 1951- Near Sets with (59) PSA—Sharp Bowman Football Hall of Fame rookie cards. These 1973 football team issue complete/near sets and singles. Offered is a pair of 1973 and 1974 Topps Football near “pack fresh” samples feature SGC 86: 1956 Topps #60 Highlights include 1956 near: sets with (59) PSA graded examples. Highlights include L. Moore RC; SGC 84: (2 cards) with 1950 Bowman (33/35, composite NM, with envelope); 1957 San 1973 Topps near: (527/528, 23 PSA, average NM, #6 Groza RC (SGC 84) and 1963 Topps #82 Lilly RC Francisco 49ers near: (41/43, majority NM, with missing #20) with #15 Bradshaw (NM), #89 F. Harris SP (SGC 84). envelope); 1964 San Diego Chargers set: (7/7, majori- RC (PSA 8), #400 Namath (NM), #455 Unitas (PSA 8), Opening Bid $200.00 ty EX-MT, 18 additional stat backs); 1965-66 New #487 Stabler RC (EX-MT); 1974 Topps near: York Jets 5x7 partial: (9/13, average EX-MT) with (526/528, 36 PSA, median NM to NM-MT) with #470 Namath (EX-MT) and 1965-66 New York Jets 8x10: Bradshaw (NM), (7) PSA 9, (2) PSA 8.5 and (20) PSA Namath (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our 8 commons and semi-stars. For more details, please website. visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

348. 1946-1960 Rams vs. Redskins 349. (17) Single-Signed WFL, USFL Charity Game Program Run of (17) Mini-Helmets With Csonka and S. 350. (5) Single-Signed NFL Issued annually at the Los Angeles Coliseum for the Young Lithographs With Montana, Stram All-Charity football game between In search of greener pastures, these former NFL or col- the host Rams and Washington Redskins, these pro- lege icons opted for the WFL or USFL. The offered and Walsh grams span 1946 through 1960. Covers and all pages (17) mini-helmets have been signed by those superstars. Issued by National Sports Connection in 1990, these (5) are intact throughout. Covers average (VG-EX) with Signatures average (“8-9”) quality and include: (2) A. Super Bowl-themed limited edition 30 x 16-1/2” prints handwritten notations on some; interior pages are (EX- Carter, Csonka, Flutie, Griffin, Hebert, J. Kelly, are individually signed by their championship subjects. MT) to (NM). Includes: 1946; 1947; (2) 1948; (2) Newton, Novacek (college helmet), Pardee, (2) Rozier, Executed on the lower white border in each case, the 1949; 1950, 1951, 1952; 1953, 1954 (VG-EX, Redskins Spurrier, Stautner, H. Walker, D. Williams and S. bold Sharpie signatures all trumpet (“9-10”) strength. owner George Marshall replaced coach Curly Lambeau Young. Auction LOA from James Spence Includes: Dorsett, B. Grant, Montana, Stram and B. with Joe Kuharich after a loss in this game); 1955, Authentications. Team names/inscriptions listed on our Walsh. Individual certs/holograms from JSA. More on 1956; 1957; 1958; 1959 and 1960. website. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 65 F O OT BA L L DAY ONE - MARCH 30, 2011 351. Dan Reeves 1942 Signed Cleveland Rams Contract The face of the Rams in both Cleveland and Los Angeles for better than three decades, Hall of Fame executive Dan Reeves was instrumental in several key changes to the NFL, most notably making strides in racial integration, television coverage and expansion to the West Coast. The offered contract was signed by the revered former owner. This 8-1/2 x 11” “Uniform Player’s Contract” features pre-printed text detailing specifics and legalities, as well as typewritten nota- tions of dates and contract principals. Drawn up in 1942, the contract promised 352. 1974 T. Holland Gale Sayers Bronze Statue #/22 Mississippi State product Although Gale Sayers suited up for just six full professional seasons with the Chicago G.P. Harrison “$175” per Bears, the torment inflicted on opposing defenses by the “Jayhawk” native earned him game and was endorsed in permanent enshrinement into the hallowed halls of Canton. While the “Kansas black-ink fountain pen by Comet” blasted through defensive lines on the field, Sayers also gained a reputation as Reeves (d.1971) on the both a humanitarian and successful entrepreneur off of it. This 1974 bronze statue of appropriate line. Executed Gale Sayers was produced by artist T. Holland just three seasons following his retire- as “Daniel F. Reeves,” the ment at the age of 28. Standing 14” tall on a sturdy 1” oak base, the intricately crafted penning shows (“9”) 16.14-pound rendering captures the speed and physical prowess of the acclaimed run- strength and clarity. The ning back. While it is unknown if this work was produced for any specific occasion, reverse is blank; there are (2) horizontal compacting folds and a tiny piece missing the extremely limited statue is serially numbered #14/22 on the base and is graced from the lower right corner. Full photo LOA from JSA. with the sculptor’s signature and Sayers’ facsimile autograph. Presents in (NM to Opening Bid $400.00 Mint) condition with little discernible wear. Opening Bid $400.00

353. Pro 354. Tom Football Brady Hall of Fame Signed and Giclee Framed Signed by Patriots (76) With W. Jersey With Mara, “Dynasty” Payton and Inscription Unitas The New England Football’s most Patriots seemed to highly acclaimed pile up champi- warriors have onships at will as autographed this the new millenni- impressive Hall of um unfolded: so Fame display. attests quarterback Framed to dimen- on this sions of 26 x 32- autographed 1/2” this giclee- Patriots jersey. on-canvas produc- Framed to dimen- tion depicts the sions of 40-1/4 x Canton, Ohio edi- 38-1/4”, the hand- fice in which NFL some display greats have been showcases a enshrined. In all, Patriots blue home (76) gridiron leg- jersey against a ends (most of whom are Hall of Famers) decorated the piece with black marker signa- charcoal-grey tures that uniformly trumpet (“10”) strength and clarity. Includes: Aikman, Barney, background. The Baugh, Bednarik, Bethea, Blanda, Bradshaw, T. Brown, W. Brown, Csonka, A. Davis, dazzle cloth/mesh T. Davis, W. Davis, Dawson, DeLamielleure, Dickerson, Ewbank, Faulk, Favre, Fears, blend garment features the proper tackle twill identifiers with “BRADY” sewn in Fouts, Gatski, Green, Guy, Hampton, Haynes, Hunt, Jimmy Johnson, Joiner, white atop his familiar number “12.” Executed vertically on the “1,” Brady’s blue Jurgensen, Landry, Langer, Lanier, Lary, Lavelli, Little, Lofton, Long, Luckman, Sharpie signature projects (“9-10”) strength and is appropriately accented by his Mackey, W. Mara, McAfee, McCormack, McDonald, Mitchell, Mix, Moon, Noll, inscription of “DYNASTY” in upper-case characters. Just below are symmetrically Nomellini, Otto, Parcells, Payton, Pihos, Rice, B. Sanders, Schmidt, Schramm, arranged patches flaunting the logos of Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII and XXXIX Selmon, Shaw, Shell, Shula, Slater, E. Smith, J. Smith, Stautner, St. Clair, Starr, (each of which saw Brady and New England triumph). Auction LOA from James Stenerud, Turner, Unitas, Upshaw, Warfield, Randy White, Willis. L. Wilson and Spence Authentications. Note: due to the size of the item, a shipping surcharge will Winslow. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram apply. #B51689). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00

66 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 355. 1968 Chicago Bears Team-Signed Football With Halas, Sayers, Piccolo and Full JSA At a crossroads in the storied history of the proud franchise, the 1968 Chicago Bears learned of the fourth and final retirement of coaching legend George Halas on May 27. Treading water under new head coach Jim Dooley, the club dropped four of its first five contests and rallied to tie for the Central Division lead before succumb- ing to Green Bay on the final day of the season. The season was bit- tersweet in that Hall of Famer Gale Sayers had a league-best 856 yards before being shelved with torn ligaments after Week 9 replaced by Brian Piccolo. This 1968 Chicago Bears souvenir football was signed by (21) of that year’s “Monsters of the Midway.” The light- brown “Wilson” pigskin features ballpoint pennings that average (“7”) quality, with several nicer. Includes: A m s l e r, Cadile, Cornish, Dooley (coach), Evey, H a l a s ( o w n e r, “8-9”), Mass, Mayes, McRae, O’Bradovich, Percival, Pickens, Phillips, P i c c o l o (“8”), Pyle, S a y e r s (“8-9”), Seals, J. Ta y l o r, R. Ta y l o r, Wallace and Wetoska. It should be noted that the signatures of Buffone, Bull, Butkus, Carter, Concannon, Gordon and Green are of the clubhouse variety. Full Photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

356. Joe Namath Signed Helmet, Jersey and Football With Full JSA True to his word on a bold prediction, Joe Namath all but ensured enshrinement in Canton with a legendary performance in a Super Bowl upset of the heavily favored Colts. The offered keep- sakes have been autographed by the outspoken signal caller. Includes: New York Jets Helmet a “Riddell” pro model shell (1965-1971 style) signed on the right side in black Sharpie (“9-10” strength); New York Jets Jersey a green-and-white mesh size “L” pullover home garment with white appliqué identifiers; signed and inscribed “X12” on the front “2” (“8” strength); Football a Wilson Pete Rozelle signature model pigskin signed in black marker (“6” strength, inscribed “Best Wishes”). Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

357. (28) Football Mini-Helmets Signed by Super Bowl Quarterbacks With Montana and Namath Having called the signals on the biggest stage in sports, these Super Bowl quarterbacks have individually autographed (28) mini-helmets. Decorating the bright colors and logos are felt tip signatures that average (“8”) quality. Includes: Bledsoe, Bradshaw, Brady, Chandler, Dawson, Dilfer, Esiason, Hostetler, B. Johnson, Kilmer, McMahon, McNair, Montana, (2) Morrall, Namath, O’Donnell, Plunkett, Roethlisberger, Rypien, Simms, Stabler, Starr, Staubach, Theismann, Warner, D. Williams and Young. Individual certs/holo- grams from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

358. (54) Signed Football Mini-Helmets With Baugh, Campbell, Staubach and Tomlinson College and Pro Football stalwarts from both sides of the line of scrimmage have autographed these (54) mini-helmets. The items showcase colorful team logos and are accented by bold signatures that average (“9”) quality. Highlights include: Single Signed Baugh, Blanchard, R. Bush, E. Campbell, (3) L. Hart, Lattner, Singletary, Spurrier, Tomlinson, (3) H. Walker, Randy White and (2) R. Williams; Multi-Signed M. Allen/Leinart/C. White (USC); and (2) Bellino/Staubach (Navy). Individual certs/holograms (for 4 helmets) and auc- tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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359. 1933 National Chicle Dare Devils Complete Set of (24) PSA Graded Cards—#2 on Registry Courageous G-Men, death defying stunts and a slew of villains are documented on this 1933 National Chicle Dare Devils complete set of (24) PSA graded cards. With both a weighted GPA and set rating of 4.13, this compilation is currently good for second place on the competitive PSA Registry. Included are PSA 7: (2 cards) with #8 Marshal Ben (two equals, none better), #16 Five Miles a Minute (oc); PSA 6: (4 cards) with #14 Dillinger and His Gang (three better), #19 G-Men (three better), #22 U.S. Navy Men (three better), #24 Four Beat Three Hundred; PSA 5: (4 cards) with #5 Machine Gun Kelley, #13 Corporal York, #15 Casey Jones, #23 Secret Agents; PSA 4.5: #11 Through No Man’s Land; PSA 4: (3 cards) with #5 Billy the Kid (mc), #10 The Woman in Red, #21 Rickenbacker’s Most Thrilling; PSA 3.5: #17 G-Men Capture; PSA 3: (7 cards) with #1 Texas Ranger, #2 Frank Luke, Balloon Buster, #3 Johnny-Behind-the-Deuce, #6 Duel to Death, #9 Away from the Jaws, #12 Hobson Outwits, #20 The Fire-Eater’s; PSA 2: (2 cards) with #7 Public Enemy and #18 End of “Pretty Boy”. Opening Bid $1500.00

360. 1945 Mutoscope Artist Pin-Up Girl Complete Set of (64) PSA Graded Cards—#8 on Registry During the war years preceding Playboy, it did not get much more risqué than the offered 1945 Mutoscope Artist Pin-Up Girl complete set of (64) PSA graded cards. This tantalizing gallery featured provocative women engaging in a variety of interesting activities. Humorous and sensual captions provided American servicemen and other purchasers with hours of entertainment. This imaginative gallery has a composite GPA and weighted set rating of 6.78, good for #8 on the competitive registry. Contains (18) PSA 8, (21) PSA 7, (18) PSA 6 and (7) PSA 5 cards. For the PSA Registry combatant, there is plenty of scintillating upside to these blondes, brunettes and redheads. A complete list of cards is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

361. 1953-1955 Topps World on Wheels High Number Set of (10) PSA Graded Red Backs The Topps non-sports collector is certain to take notice of this 1953-1955 “World On Wheels” assembly. Many accounts have it that the automobile-themed set was intended to cease production after 160 cards, but its popularity prompted the limited production of the final 10 “high numbers.” Each is graded by PSA and features the scarce red-back variation. Includes: #171 Pontiac Strato-Star (PSA 7), #172 Chevrolet Biscayne (PSA 4), #173 Buick Wildcat III (PSA 7), #174 Messerschmitt German Make (PSA 5), #175 De Soto Fireflite (PSA 6), #176 Chrysler 300 (PSA 5), #177 Cadillac Eldorado (PSA 6), #178 Nash Rambler (PSA 6), #179 Dodge Lancer (PSA 5), and #180 Ford Crown Victoria (PSA 5). Opening Bid $500.00

68 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 362. Collection of (64) 1880s-1890s Non-Sport Tobacco “N” Cards These 1880s-1890s large tobac- co cards depict non-sports nota- bles from American culture. Of the (64) examples, (40) were extracted from a period scrap- book, resulting in paper loss on the reverse (resulting in PR to FR technical assessment). Of the remaining (24) cards, a median grade of (VG-EX) is assigned. Includes: (3) 1887 363. 1934 Schutter-Johnson/Canadian Chewing Gum N35 Allen & Ginter American Editors (including an EX “Tarzan and the Crystal Vault of Isis” Near Set (46/50) William Penn Nixon); (3) 1885 Presented is a 1934 Schutter-Johnson/Canadian Chewing Gum “Tarzan and the N95 Duke’s Honest Long Cut Crystal Vault of Isis” near set of (46/50) cards. The serial of this feral apeman is Actresses; (8) 1887 N99 Duke’s accentuated by (5) professionally graded cards. Included are 1934 Canadian Honest Long Cut Battle Scenes; Chewing Gum: (13 cards, average VG, two have paper loss or writing) with #4, 8, (8) 1888 N105 Dukes Honest 14, 16, 21-23, 29, 33, 34, 39, 42, #50 “The Parting” (VG-EX); 1934 Schutter- Long Cut Cowboy Scenes; (18) Johnson: (34 cards, median VG, two have paper loss or writing) with #1 “The Urge 1888 N128 Duke’s Honest Long of Tarzan” (FR), 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 10, #11 (SGC 40), #13 (PSA 3), #15 (SGC 40), 17, 18, Cut Snapshots from Puck; (12) 1890 N129 Duke’s Honest Long Cut Stars of the Stage 20, 25, #26 (PSA 3), 27, 28, 30-32, 34-36, #37 (PSA 4), 40, 41 and 43-49. Missing (1st series); (10) 1891 N131 Duke’s Honest Long Cut Stars of the Stage (3rd series); only #12, 19, 24 and 38 for completion. Both versions of #34 are present. (2) 1890 N150 Navy Tobacco Actors and Actresses with (2) different Lillian Russell Opening Bid $400.00 (EX-MT and GD). Opening Bid $250.00

364. 1959 Fleer Three Stooges Complete Set (96/96) & Near Set (79/96) The rambunctious antics of “Larry, Moe and Curly” are chronicled with the offered pairing of 1959 Fleer Three 365. Late-1800s Old Judge Actress Stooges complete and near sets. Included are 1959 Fleer Cards Lot of (321) Three Stooges complete: (96/96, composite EX-MT) Issued during the late-1800s, these Old Judge tobacco with #1 Curly (EX), #2 Moe (EX-MT), #3 Larry (EX- cards portray international stage and song sirens. Sepia- MT), #96 Trying the Squeeze Play (NM); 1959 Fleer toned likenesses appear on the front of thick stock pre- Three Stooges near: (79/96, median EX-MT) with #2 miums, which feature both advertisement and blank Moe (EX-MT) and #96 Trying the Squeeze Play (EX- backs. Among the (321) collectibles, (201) have Sweet MT). There are no checklist variations found in this Caporal reverses, while the (120) blank-backed exam- group. Despite moderate instances of reverse wax stain- ples have front ads for varieties like Admiral, Creole, ing and errant centering common to the issue, this tan- Cross Cut, Duke, Lone Jack and Virginia Brights. The dem is ideal for the non-sport set specialist. For more approximate overall breakdown is 10% (EX or better); details, please visit our website. 40% (VG-EX); and 50% (VG or lesser), with paper Opening Bid $200.00 loss affecting less than 5%. Opening Bid $150.00

366. 1940 367. 1941 368. (21) Goudey First Gum Inc. 1952 Column Uncle Post Defenders Sam Cereal Complete Set Complete Roy of (24) PSA Set of Rogers Graded (96/96) Popout Cards Support the Cards Take up arms in war effort by with (20) securing this defense of “Uncle SGC Sam” with the 1941 Gum offered 1940 Inc. Uncle Graded Goudey First Sam complete Ride the open Column Defenders set of (96) frontier with complete set of (24) cards. These these (21) PSA graded cards. colorful illus- different Included in this trations have 1952 Post Cereal Roy Rogers Popout cards. Included patriotic edition are an approxi- are SGC 86: #27; SGC 84: #4; SGC 80: #23; SGC PSA 6: (4 cards) with #3, 6, 10, 17; PSA 5.5: (2 cards) mate condi- 70: #14; SGC 60: (4 cards) with #16, 19, 32, 34; SGC with #18, 20; PSA 5: (10 cards) with #4, 5, 7, 11, 15, tion breakdown of 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG-EX), 50: (3 cards) with #5, 10 13; SGC 40: (5 cards) with 16, 19, 21-23; PSA 4.5: #2; PSA 4: (4 cards) with #1 30% (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser). Keys include #1 #12, 21, 25, 29, 31; SGC 30: (4 cards) with #3, 7, #20 Raising the Flag, 8, 12, #24 Combat Cars Move Up; “You’re in the Army Now” (FR) and #96 “Night King and Queen of the West and 33. Also present is an PSA 2.5: (2 cards) with #9, 13 and PSA 2: #14 (mk). Bomber” (VG-EX). ungraded #1 Double-R Bar Ranch (FR). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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370. Presidential Coins, Medallions 369. George Bush Signed Limited Edition Cooperstown Bat Co. Bat With Full and a Tiffany Clock JSA Offered are eleven Republican Party collectibles includ- Once captain of the varsity baseball team at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, former U.S. Chief ing three Presidential Inauguration medallions. These Executive George H.W. Bush was likely very much at ease as he autographed this commemorative bat. Turned by three relics, measuring 2-3/4” in diameter, are from the Cooperstown Bat Co. as part of the “Legends of History” Presidential Series, this limited edition (52/89) 34” Eisenhower (1953), Nixon (1973) and Reagan (1985). wooden display weapon features a gold-colored finish, White House and Presidential Seal decals and text detailing Other artifacts include a Tiffany & Co. clock given by Bush’s term as the 41st president. Just to the left of the latter detail, Bush’s blue fiber tip signature resonates “regal” Nelson Rockefeller as a Christmas gift to staffers when (“8-9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B78184). he was governor of New York, a 1960 bronze 2-1/2” Opening Bid $400.00 medallion from Nixon, (3) eyewitness coins for Nixon, Ford and Reagan and (3) pendant charms of Truman, Eisenhower and FDR. Opening Bid $300.00

372. (4) Easton Press Autographed Presidential Books with Nixon & Ford Add to your presi- dential library with these four auto- graphed Easton 373. Easton Press Presidential Press books, each of Library Series Collection of (44) which is neatly penned on the title Titles page by a former The foundation of a great library is established with the 371. (2) Hardcover Books Signed by “Commander-in- offered (44) Easton Press Presidential Library series Richard Nixon With Full JSA Chief” of the United books. These limited edition full leather hardcover vol- The thirty-eighth United States President Richard M. States. Included umes with gilt pages are (NM-MT) and accompanied Nixon autographed both of these hardbound volumes. titles are 1-2.) (2) by collector’s notes and archival adhesives. Included Includes: Six Crises personalized and signed “Dick Jimmy Carter Keeping the Faith; 3.) A are (2) J. Adams, Aristotle, (3) Eisenhower, Fillmore, Nixon” (“10” strength) on the inside fly leaf; The Real Time to Heal and 4.) Richard Nixon (d.1994) The (2) Grant, (2) B. Harrison, (2) W. Harrison, (2) War personalized and signed (“8-9”) on the title page. Memories Of. The hardbound scripts each present (“9- Jefferson, (2) Kennedy, Lincoln, (3) F. Roosevelt, (2) Z. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our 10”). Taylor, (2) Truman and (3) Wilson. Due to size/weight, website. Opening Bid $200.00 a shipping surcharge will apply. For a complete list of Opening Bid $150.00 titles, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

374. George Reeves Signed Cut with Full JSA 375. Vintage Hollywood Entertainer 376. Sophia Loren Autograph George Reeves, the original “Man of Steel” applied pen to paper on this signed cut autograph. The approximate- Apparel Lot of (2) Collection of (10) ly 3x2 scrap is penned via steel-tip fountain pen, with Presented for the avid Hollywood memorabilia collec- Presented are ten different items personally auto- the etching presenting (“8-9”). Having lost his life in tor are two pieces of vintage apparel, a custom embroi- graphed by the award-winning Italian beauty Sophia 1959 to a gunshot wound, bona fide Reeves material is dered white cotton shirt worn by Red Skelton and a Loren. The collection includes photos, index cards and quite challenging to locate. Full photo LOA from JSA. yellow wool cardigan sweater, custom embroidered movie stills. The signatures are either blue or black Opening Bid $200.00 “Buffalo Bob.” See website for full description. marker (“9”). Auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $200.00 Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00

70 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 377. 1938 378. 1940 Play 379. 1948-49 Goudey #250 Ball #1 Joe Leaf # 1 Joe Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio PSA 4 DiMaggio SGC SGC 30 Opening Bid $200.00 50 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

380. (4) 1948- 381. (15) 1954 382. 1955 1952 Bowman Topps Baseball Kahn’s Wieners Baseball Hall of Mid-Series SGC Reds McMillan Fame/Star Graded Cards SGC 20—Only Graded Rookie Opening Bid $100.00 Graded Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

383. 1959 Topps #564 Mickey Mantle All-Star PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00 385. 1959 World Series Game 6 384. 1959 Topps Baseball 1-Cent Comiskey Park Full Ticket - PSA 8 Wax Pack - PSA 9 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

387. (5) 1959-1967 Topps & Post 388. Game 2 386. (13) 1961 Topps Baseball SGC Mickey Mantle Cards with (3) Yankee Stadium Full Ticket - PSA 6 Opening Bid $200.00 Graded Stars Graded Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

390. Vintage Culver 389. 1977 World Pictures 391. (4) 1934- Series Game 6 Washington 1963 High- Yankee Stadium Statesmen Grade Baseball Ticket Stub For 1887 Baseball Grab Bag with Reggie's 3 HRs - Cards Bazooka Mays PSA Authentic Picture—CGC Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Good Opening Bid $100.00

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392. 1952- 1954 Red 393. (96) Man 1957 Topps Tobacco Baseball Baseball Singles with Complete Stars— Sets Some Sharp with Tabs 394. 1953-1955 Dormand Large 9x12 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 Postcards of Mantle & Rizzuto $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

395. 1961 396. 1962 397. (2) 1963 Golden Press Topps Sugardale Hall of Fame Baseball Wieners with Baseball Stars Stamps Perry SP Complete Album Complete Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Set (200/200) $100.00 with Album Opening Bid $150.00

398. (2) 1976 Isaly’s Baseball 400. 1898 Discs Christy Unopened Mathewson High Cases of School (8400) Cards Commencement Each Program 399. (2) 1993 Donruss Elite Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Dominator Complete Sets with Autos Opening Bid $100.00

401. Circa 1911 New York Police Gazette 402. 1936 New York Yankees Display 403. (6) 1920s-30s Baseball News Supplement with (2) Press Photos & Winter Opening Bid Service Photographs with Ruth $200.00 Roster with Player Addresses Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

404. 405. 1953 1940s New York Ted Yankees Williams World Toy Ring Series Opening Bid Press Pin $100.00 Opening Bid 406. 1940 Letter Written To $100.00 “Shoeless” Joe Jackson Opening Bid $100.00

72 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 407. Circa 1930s-1940s Kessler’s 409. (4) 1960s-1970s Tougher Major Whiskey “Safe At Home” Color 408. 1959 World Series Lot of Ticket League Baseball Pennants Lithograph Stubs From All (6) Games Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

410. 1955 Post Cereal Baseball 411. 1964 Rawlings Glove Box 412. Hartland Plastics 25th Patches Collection with Original Art Complete Set of (8) Cards on Two Anniversary Baseball Complete Set and Uncut Sheet Panels Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

413. Perez- Steele 1980-1996 Complete Run of Unsigned Postcards 414. 1929 World Champion 415. 1939 World Champion New York Opening Bid Philadelphia Athletics Team-Signed Yankees Team-Signed Ball With $100.00 Ball With Mack, Foxx and Full JSA DiMaggio, McCarthy and Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

416. 1940s-1960s Most Valuable 418. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed 417. Mantle, Mays and Snider Player Multi-Signed Baseball with Baseball With Full JSA (11) Signatures—Full JSA Signed Baseball With Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

421. Circa 1950 420. Satchel Paige Signed Signed & Cleveland Framed Cut Indians with Full Postcard— JSA BVG/JSA 419. Mickey Mantle Autographed Opening Bid Authentic Book and Photograph – Full JSA $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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424. 1955 422. (7) Brooklyn Baseball Hall Dodgers of Fame 25x32 Framed Single Display with Signed Index (18) Cards - All Autographs— PSA/DNA 9 Full JSA or Better 423. Don Larsen Autographed Trio Opening Bid Opening Bid With Game 5 $150.00 $100.00 Ticket Stub Opening Bid $100.00

426. Joe McCarthy Signed & Framed Cut with Interesting Ruth Related Inscription— 425. Signed Air Mail Full JSA 427. Mark Koenig Signed Letter with Opening Bid Envelope with Full JSA $150.00 Interesting Baseball Content Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

429. 1933 Diamond Matchbooks Silver Red Grange Opening Bid $100.00 430. 1959-1963 Hartland Statue Los 428. (3) Single-Signed Jerseys With Angeles Rams Running Back in Ripken, Gwynn and Boggs - All JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Original Box Opening Bid $100.00

431. 1967 Super 433. Walter Bowl I Ticket Payton Signed 432. Super Bowl Stub - PSA 5 Limited Edition XI Full Ticket Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 (/1000) 1986 Lithograph Opening Bid $200.00

434. (380+) 1980s-1990s Football 436. Abe Attell Police, College Signed & Prospect Photo/Promo Complete Sets Card—SGC/JSA with Authentic Buccaneers 435. (42) Single-Signed College Opening Bid $100.00 Singles Hoard Basketball and Football Coach 8x10 Opening Bid Photographs $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

74 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: MA R C H 30-31, 2011 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 439. /Jack Nicklaus Dual-Signed Photo With 437. Golf Memorabilia Collection 438. (28) Golf Autographed Items Full With Tournament Flags, Guides and with Many World Hall of Famers & PSA/DNA Opening Bid Publications Gretzky $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

440. (9) 1961- 441. 1979-80 1970 Topps, Topps #18 OPC & Wayne Gretzky Parkhurst Rookie PSA 8 Gordie Howe Opening Bid $150.00 Cards 442. Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Signed Opening Bid $150.00 Race-Used Steering Wheel - PSA/DNA Opening Bid $150.00

444. Multi- Sport Publications Lot With Baseball, Football and Hockey 443. 1930s Seabiscuit Type 1 Opening Bid PSA/DNA Photograph with (13) $100.00 445. 1930s-1950s Publication & Vintage Preakness Programs Advertisement Lot of (25) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

446. Early 1900s Obak Original Tin Sign 447. 1910 T51 Murad College Series Opening Bid $100.00 Complete Set of (150) Cards 448. 1936-1937 Gum Inc. G-Men Lot Opening Bid $150.00 of (42) Different Singles Opening Bid $150.00

450. (3) Presidential Signed Baseballs With Ford, G.W. Bush and 451. 2008 Sweet Spot Mystery Cuts 449. (100) 1909-1920s Tobacco, Bill/Hillary Clinton Clayton Moore Cut Auto #/3 Caramel & Strip Non-Sports Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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