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766. Wyatt Earp 1870 Signed Subpoena Resourceful, to say the very least, Wyatt Earp wore the hat of farmer, buffalo hunter, miner and boxing referee (among other endeavors) long before embrac- ing his role at the O.K. Corral. The offered display is an incredibly scarce “Wild West” find: a legal document signed by Earp. To begin with, Earp’s penning is among the most rare of men of his ilk. Sweetening the pot further is the fact that this bold signature was executed in a lawman’s capacity. All of 21 years old with volumes of lawless activity still years ahead, Earp, acting as the Barton County, Missouri local constable, penned this subpoena to be served to one Mr. Thomas G. Harvey, informing said party that he would have to testify within a fortnight in the case of Missouri vs. Thomas Brown. Arranged in a handsome 25-3/4 x 17- 1/2” wooden frame, the 7-3/4 x 4-3/4” original document (shown on the reverse, penned entirely in Earp’s hand) is displayed below a photocopy of the front so that both sides can be viewed simultaneously. On the reverse, Earp has inscribed: “I have served the within summons upon the within named Thomas G. Harvey by reading the same to him this Feb 28, 1870 - W.S. Earp, Const.” The black-ink fountain pen content is crisply executed with Earp’s endorsement projecting (“9-10”) quality. The piece is affected by a small tear at the far left, (3) tiny slashes near the upper portion and a horizontal compacting fold. None of these flaws impinges upon the stunning quality of Earp’s penmanship. Earp’s career as a lawman, of course, was short- lived as just over a year later, he fled Missouri amid accusations of misappropriation of license fees. In his absence, he took up residence at a Peoria, Illinois brothel, befriended Bat Masterson and Wild Bill Hickok along the Kansas Plains and established himself as a gambler and saloon-keeper. Among the most iconic figures in American lore, Earp signed this very document well before his influence took root. Accompanying is a PSA/DNA auction LOA from another auction house. Opening Bid $2500.00

767. Thomas Jefferson-James Madison Signed Document In the upper-most echelon in terms of influence and respect, former United States President and founding father Thomas Jefferson elicits the same reverence more than 200 years later. It is no small coincidence that the Third U.S. Chief Executive’s signature carries tremendous appeal. The offered political treasure is signed by Jefferson, as well as by his Secretary of State and future President James Madison. Drawn up on a crisp vellum sheet, the document begins with ornate text declaring “By the President of the United States of America” and is accented by E. Savage renditions of a frigate and lighthouse, the former likeness partially obscured at the artful- ly scalloped upper edge. Its intention to ensure U.S. ship passage without incident, the regal document reads: “Suffer the master or commander, of the Burthen of tons or thereabouts, mounted with guns, navigated with ( ) men. TO PASS with her company, Passengers, Goods and Merchandise, without any hindrance, seizure or molestation: the said ( ) appearing by good tes- timony, to belong to one or more of the Citizens of the United States; and to him or them only. Given under my Hand and Seal of the United States of America the day of ( ) in the year of our Lord one thousand ( ) hundred and ( ). By the President,” Just above the final passage, Jefferson has signed in black ink, the signature still maintaining (“8”) quality more than two centuries later. Just below, Madison’s scripting projects (“6-7”) quality. The deed features a “United States of America - War Office” seal affixed to the lower left. Free from tears or fissures, the piece has normal compacting folds that in no way detract from the desirable Presidential signature pairing. Accompanying is an LOA from another auction house. Opening Bid $750.00

164 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 165 EARLY AMERICANA AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 769. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 1880 Signed Note Artful in both verse and penmanship, renowned poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow penned the content and signature on the offered page. Composed on a 4-1/2 x 7” sheet, the black- 768. John Quincy Adams Signed 1829 Document ink fountain pen scripting reads: Among the earliest of Executive signatures, this John Quincy Adams penning has “Cambridge - Jan been executed on a showy 1829 government document. Measuring 13-1/2 x 9-1/8”, 2, 1880 - this vellum manuscript has elegant script (both printed and handwritten) detailing a Gentlemen, land grant. At the conclusion, the former President has signed “J.Q. Adams” in black Please accept my ink (“7” strength), his penmanship less ostentatious than the preceding content. Land 772. Samuel Clemens Mark Twain Signed Check PSA/DNA 8 thanks for your Office Commissioner George Graham has signed, as well (“7”). A U.S. Land Office Presented is a stunning 1875 First National Bank of Hartford check signed by Samuel L. Clemens, better known by his pen name Mark Twain. The signature of kindness in send- paper seal is affixed at the lower level and vertical compacting folds do not affect the Clemens was deemed authentic and graded a NM-MT 8 by PSA/DNA. The check presents as (EX-MT/NM) with no processing marks obstructing the signature of ing me the por- signature. The tract is described on the reverse (in an unknown hand) as “Rich bottom, Clemens. Among the finest of Twain’s signatures offered in some time, this impressive piece of American history will make a significant addition to any collection. trait of W Fields. good land and fit for cultivation, oak, gum, walnut timber.” Auction LOA from James Opening Bid $750.00 It is excellent; Spence Authentications. both as a likeness Opening Bid $200.00 and as a photograph. Yours Truly Henry W. Longfellow.” The signature projects (“7”) strength and clarity. The page has normal compacting folds and a vintage paperclip stain near the top. Auction 773. 1862 Ralph Waldo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Emerson Signed Opening Bid $200.00 Check - PSA Encapsulated with an autograph assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, this check is penned and signed entirely by famed essayist and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson. Drawn from the Atlantic Bank in Boston, the voucher is dated “Jan. 29 1862” and made out for “66.14.” In black-ink fountain pen, Emerson’s sizable scripting projects stunning (“9”) quality with increased pen pressure as the surname progresses. Opening Bid $400.00

774. 1917 Orville Wright Signed Check Aviation pioneer Orville Wright signed this check in 1917. Drawn from The Winters National Bank in Dayton, Ohio (the sight of the Wright Company’s 770. Thomas Edison Cut Signature With Framed Collage 771. 1905 Theodore Roosevelt Signed Naval Commission airplane factory), the Let there be light. So proclaimed the “Wizard of Menlo Park” as he changed the world Rough Rider and twenty-sixth President Theodore Roosevelt (d.1919) has eloquently check is dated “May with repeated innovations. The offered “light bulb” display is highlighted by Edison’s penned his name on this 1905 Naval appointment. Measuring 16x20, the document 23, 1917” and is scarcely seen autograph. Framed to dimensions of 25 x 20-1/2”, the arrangement fea- bears fountain signatures from Roosevelt (“8-9“) and acting Secretary of the Navy, made payable to tures a black-and-white likeness of Edison in his laboratory and light bulb images as Charles Darling (“9”), appointing one Cleland Davis to Lieutenant Commander in the “Peter Bohlender & they were scientifically drawn up. On a blank, cream-colored sheet, Edison’s black- Navy. Penned during his tenure as President, the document displays magnificently Sons” (an Ohio-based ink fountain pen signature shows (“9”) strength and clarity, with remarkably even and despite mild toning and surface creasing as well as the customary impression from nursery that is still in business today) in the amount of “$14.11.” On the appropriate line, Wright’s black ink penning resonates flowing penmanship. The frame shows wear and dings throughout. Auction LOA from being originally rolled. This noteworthy document comes with a full-picture LOA (“9”) quality. There are normal cancellation stampings and hole punchings, none of which affects Wright’s powerful signature. James Spence Authentications. from James Spence Authentications. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

166 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 167 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 775. 1887 776. 1888- 781. 1912 N172 Old 89 N173 C46 Judge Sam Old Imperial Thompson Judge Tobacco SGC 60 Cabinets Chick Graded 60 EX 5 Pat Gandil by SGC. Murphy— SGC 50 Nineteenth cen- Graded 50 tury Hall of SGC VG-EX 4 by Famer (Big Authentic SGC. Sam) Thompson Presented is an Presented is a presides on this attractive 1912 C46 well-preserved 1888-89 N73 779. 1910 T206 American Beauty Imperial 1887 N172 Old Old Judge Walter Johnson (Hands at Chest) Tobacco Judge specimen. Cabinets Pat SGC 40 Chick Gandil According to the Murphy, grad- Seize “The Big Train” with the offered 1910 T206 780. 1909-11 T206 Home Run Baker type. This SGC population ed Authentic American Beauty Walter Johnson (Hands at Chest) (Red Hindu)—PSA 1 mid-grade key report, of the by SGC. This pose. Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC, this “350 Subjects with The offered 1909-11 T206 Frank “Home Run Baker” card displays (41) similar crease-free No Frame” back is one of four at the graded tier with specimen with an extremely tough Red Hindu advertis- expected cor- examples judged premium dis- none better among the five reported examples. This ing reverse is graded Poor 1 by PSA, the only such ner and edge by the grading plays (VG-EX) crease-free antiquity exhibits blazing color along with Baker to be judged by the grading service. Despite wear along with a clean biographical reverse. Crease service, this surface charac- snow-white corners and edges. The bottom right corner wear commensurate with the technical grade, the com- free, the minor league card of this star-crossed “Black antiquity is one teristics, while displays notching commensurate with the technical bination of player and advertising back is difficult to Sox” figure will undoubtedly garner much interest. of four speci- revealing evaluation. match. Opening Bid $200.00 mens at the reverse paper Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 grading tier with residue and only one better. vintage pencil Despite askew writing. This 782. 1911- 783. 1911- 784. 1909- top-to-bottom New Yorker is 14 D304 14 D304 11 E90-1 centering, this an attractive Brunners Brunners American tobacco card dis- addition to any plays sharp cor- nineteenth- Bread Bread Caramel ners and edges century gather- Christy Sam Christy along with a ing. Mathewson Crawford Mathewson clean blank Opening Bid $500.00 reverse. An ideal SGC 20 SGC 30 SGC 40 choice for histo- The “Christian “Wahoo” Sam Graded 40 VG 3 rians of the old Detroit Wolverines. Gentleman” takes Crawford hits by SGC. Opening Bid $750.00 charge with this the field with Presented is an 1911-14 D304 the offered attractive 1909- Brunners Bread 1911-14 D304 11 E90-1 Christy Brunners Bread American 777. (9) 778. 1888 Mathewson. example. Caramel Christy Judged 20 Fair Graded 30 Mathewson. This 1887 N284 N29 Allen 1.5 by SGC, only Good 2 by candy card with Buchner & Ginter twelve such SGC, only a gorgeous Gold Coin Buck examples have twelve similar evening back- been judged by the grading service. Despite multiple copies have drop displays BVG Ewing surface creases which barely protrude the surface and been evaluated by the grading service. The advertising even corner and Graded SGC 10 slight surface paper loss along the bottom left edge, this reverse is absent of any paper loss or writing while the edge wear commensurate with the technical grade. Cards Offered is an Buffalo, New York product appears even nicer than the surface exhibits a combination of wear that accounts Opening Bid $400.00 with Ward 1888 N29 technical grade. The green advertising reverse is clean. for the technical assessment. Allen & Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Offered is an Ginter Buck assortment of Ewing, graded nine 1887 N284 10 Poor 1 by Buchner Gold 785. 1909 786. 1909 787. 1922 SGC. Coin singles. Although the E90-1 E92 Croft’s E121 Each appropri- card of the American Candy American ately graded by burly New BVG, included Caramel Chief Caramel York backstop are BVG 3.5: Eddie Bender Ty Cobb is detracted by (2 cards) with paper loss on Plank— (With (Throwing) #12 Sutton, #85 the reverse, PSA 2 Stripes) SGC 30 Beecher; BVG which Graded Good 2 Graded 30 3: (3 cards) SGC 30 accounts for by PSA, the pre- Good 2 by with #26B Offered is a the technical sented 1909 SGC. Offered is Williamson 1909 E92 assessment, E90-1 American Croft’s Candy a 1922 E121 (Second Base), the obverse is Caramel Eddie Chief Bender American #66B Dorgan otherwise Plank example (with stripes). Caramel Ty (Batting), #79 clean and is crease-free, Graded 30 Cobb Ferguson; BVG presents in displaying sharp Good 2 by (Throwing) 1.5: #83a (EX) condi- corners and SGC, only example. The Wood; BVG 1: tion. edges along twelve such front presents (3 cards) with Opening Bid with a bright examples have (VG-EX) with a #68a Gillespie $200.00 surface registra- been judged by light corner (Fielding), tion. If not for the third-party crease while the #73A Ward grading service. The cream-colored peripheral edges reverse glue residue and hints of paper pulling, this reverse displays (Crouching) are lightly touched with minor pencil impressions on keystone Hall of Famer would have graded much bet- moderate paper loss. and #87 the surface. The black advertising reverse is slightly ter. Opening Bid $300.00 Carroll. off-centered with moderate evidence of paper pulling. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

168 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 169 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 788. 789. (13) 1909-11 1909-1911 T206 Bill T206 O’Hara Graded (St. Singles Louis) with Variation Tougher —PSA 3 Backs One of the Offered is a more revered sampling of 1909-11 T206 thirteen 1909- variations is 1911 T206 found with the graded singles, offered Bill a smattering of O’Hara (St. which exhibit Louis) exam- tougher adver- ple. Graded tising reverses. VG 3 by PSA, Unless noted, this Polar Bear each century- backed corner- old relic dis- stone rests plays either a atop many Piedmont or advanced col- Sweet Caporal lector’s back. Included 792. 1909 E92 Nadja Caramel Roger Bresnahan PSA 5 wantlists. are PSA: (9 Celebrating its one-hundredth birthday is the offered 1909 E92 Nadja Caramel Roger Despite a hori- cards) with Bresnahan, graded Ex 5 by PSA. This pre-war Hall of Famer appears at the peak of zontal crease PSA 7: Schlei the assigned technical grade with snow-white corners and edges, bright registration and moderate (Catching, mk); and a clean advertising reverse. corner wear, PSA 5: D. Opening Bid $400.00 the bold image White of the (Chicago, 793. (6) 1909 E92 Croft Cocoa Cards – All Graded Cardinal is set Pitching, mk); Offered are six graded examples from the tough 1909 E92 Croft Cocoa series. against a cap- PSA 4: Chase Included are two Croft and Allen backs with George Gibson (SGC 40) and Bob tivating blue- (Throwing, Bescher (SGC 40) and four Croft’s Swiss Milk Cocoa reverses with Frank Chance and-green Dark Cap, (GAI 2.5), Dots Miller (batting, SGC 30), Dots Miller (fielding, SGC 30) and Doc backdrop. An Sovereign 350), Casey (SGC 30). impressive J. Clark (American Beauty 350, mc), McGinley (Sovereign 350), Perring; PSA 3: H. Opening Bid $250.00 specimen, Davis (No Initial, Cycle 460), D. Howard (American Beauty 350); PSA 2: Griffith which will fit nicely into any T206 gathering. (Portrait); Other: Bresnahan (SGC 40, Portrait), Devore (GAI 2.5, Cycle 460), Donlin Opening Bid $500.00 (BVG 1.5, Seated) and F. Smith (BVG 1, Chicago & Boston, Polar Bear) Opening Bid $250.00 794. 1910 795. 1911 E93 M116 Standard Sporting Caramel Life Bill Mordecai Bradley Brown PSA 8.5— SGC 40 Highest A tasty Graded caramel treat Graded NM-MT+ is found with 8.5 by PSA. The the offered highest registered mid-grade copy of the 1911 1910 E93 M116 Sporting Standard Life Bill Bradley Caramel is offered in a Mordecai remarkable state “Three Finger” of preservation. Brown speci- With well-defined men. Graded corners, precise 40 VG 3 by centering and daz- SGC, this zling registration, crease-free this antiquity is antiquity, ideal for the grad- though slightly ed card investor. off-center, According to the would have PSA census, of graded higher the 3,946 total 790. (24) T205 & T206 Lot with Cobb Green – All SGC 791. (2) 1912 T207 Brown Background Weaver and if not for a cards judged by minor piece of Highlighted by a handful of Hall of Fame inductees, the offered lot contains (24) Chance—Both SGC the grading serv- missing paper ice from this SGC-graded T205 and T206 tobacco cards. Highlights include: T205:(5 cards) with Offered is a pair of key cards from the 1912 T207 Brown Background series: Frank along the bot- series, this partic- Baker (SGC Auth), Clarke (SGC Auth); T206: (19 cards) with Bender (Pitching, Chance (SGC 40) and Buck Weaver (SGC 10). These appropriately graded specimens tom right cor- ular specimen Trees, SGC 30), Cobb (Port, Green, SGC 30), Griffith (Batting, SGC 40), Jennings boast Recruit Little Cigars and Anonymous reverses, respectively. ner. rests in the upper (Port, SGC 40), Joss (Pitching, SGC 40), Keller (Port, SGC 40), Marquard (Port, SGC Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid 3% of all exam- 40), Mathewson (Dark Cap, SGC 30) and Tinker (Hands on Knees, SGC 40). Please $200.00 visit our website for a complete list with grade and back breakdowns. ples evaluated. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

170 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 171 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 796. 1910 797. 1910 800. (25) 801. (6) E125 E125 1922 1933 & American American E120 1934 Caramel Caramel American Goudey Art John Caramel Graded Devlin Flynn SGC Singles (Fielding) (Running) Graded with Gehrig SGC 40 SGC 40 40-60 PSA 3 Graded 40 VG Graded 40 VG Singles For the depres- 3 by SGC. As 3 by SGC. with (6) sion-era specialist part of the Presented is a is this sextet of “Action 1910 E125 Hall of 1933 and 1934 Picture” American Famers Goudey Baseball series, the Caramel John Each graded graded singles. American Flynn 40-60 by Included are Caramel (Running) die- SGC. Offered 1933 Goudey: (5 Company cut. This is a mid-grade cards) with #1 released a swashbuckling selection of Bengough (SGC series of die- Pittsburgh (25) 1922 30), #92 Gehrig cut pictures of Pirate star dis- E120 (PSA 3), #163 several big plays moder- American (PSA 4), #193 league stars of ate soiling Caramel sin- (PSA 4, mc), the day. The along the gles. Included #220 Grove (PSA offered 1910 head, shoulder are SGC 60: 2) and 1934 E125 Art and tabbing. (11 cards) Goudey: (1 card) Devlin (field- The antique with Bagby, with #13 Frisch ing) is a near cardboard is Bassler, (PSA 4). This century-old accentuated by Bayne, star-studded cast survivor. This vibrant multi- Bohne, J. displays negligi- delicate card- colored hues Collins, ble wear associat- board is one and an intense Hooper, Judge, Karr, Luque, H. Miller, Woodall; SGC 50: (10 cards) with P. Collins, ed with the tech- of only two action pose. Faber, Fournier, Graney, Lavan, Myers, Pratt, Sewell, Shinners, Speaker; SGC 40: (4 nical evaluations. examples judged by the grading service. Despite surface creasing near the head and This interesting type card is one of only four examples to have been evaluated by the cards) with Callaghan, Harris, Hoyt and Statz. Opening Bid shoulders, this antiquity presents at the peak of the assigned technical grade. grading service. Opening Bid $400.00 $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

798. 1914 Cracker Jack #30 Ty Cobb 802. (13) 1932- 803. 1904- PSA 3 1983 Hall of 1949 Graded The unmistakable glare Fame/Star Card of Tyrus Raymond (Ty) Baseball Graded Collection (30) Cobb is precisely cap- Grab Bag - With (9) tured on the offered 1914 Cracker Jack #30 The offered 1932-1983 HOFers example. Hailing from Baseball Hall of Fame/Star Encapsulated and the series that Cracker thirteen-card graded grab graded by PSA or Jack advertised as “the bag is ideal for the type SGC, these (30) vin- finest collection of card collector. Included are tage collectibles baseball pictures ever 1932 U.S. Caramel #18 range from game issued,” this well-pre- Lazzeri (SGC 50), 1941 cards, strip cards and served cornerstone is Play Ball #54 Reese (SGC candy/gum supple- assessed as VG 3 by 60), 1948 Bowman #36 ments. Highlights PSA. Moderate corner Musial RC (SGC 50), include: 1906 Fan wear and a spider 1948-49 Leaf: #32 Spahn Craze: (3 cards) with crease, which traces RC (SGC 50), #38 M. Brown (SGC 84), toward the top of Kluszewski RC (SGC 50); Dougherty (SGC 88, Cobb’s bat, accounts 1949 Bowman #46 one of two at its tier for the technical evalu- Roberts RC (SGC 40), with only one better) ation. The World War I 1954 Red Heart: Dark and Huggins (SGC era relic is accentuated (SGC 80), Spahn (PSA 7); 50); 1922 E120 by a radiant red back- 1956 Topps #135 Mantle American Caramel: ground along with a (SGC 50), 1968 Topps (5 cards) with reverse free of caramel Game: #4 Aaron (SGC Fuhrman (SGC 50), staining, atypical for 80), #8 Mays (SGC 80) Grimes (SGC 30), E. the issue. This “PSA and #30 Rose (SGC 80); Johnson (SGC 50), Top 250” sports card is 1983 Kellogg’s #4 Brett Kelley (SGC 20) and tremendously appealing (PSA 9). McClellan (SCG 50); and “a must” for the Opening Bid $200.00 1923 W515: #16 discerning Cracker Grimes (SGC 60); Jack set enthusiast. 1927 W560: L. Opening Bid $900.00 799. 1929 W553 Lou Gehrig SGC 40 Sewell (SGC 92); 1933 Goudey #229 Vaughan (PSA 5); 1934-1936 Diamond Stars: (2 cards) with #28 Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. The “Iron Horse” strides into an Lopez (SGC 80) and #45 (SGC 60); 1941 Double Play: (1 card) #99 Mize/100 (PSA unfortunate pitch on the offered 1929 W553 Lou Gehrig strip 5); 1948 Bowman (3 cards) with #14 Reynolds (PSA 6), #17 Slaughter (PSA 6) and card. Despite natural surface aging and a light edge wrinkle, the #32 (SGC 60). For a complete listing of the remaining cards, please visit our website. imposing image of the Yankee slugger is not diminished. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

172 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 173 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 804. (7) 1940-1957 805. 1951 808. 1952 Topps PSA Connie #311 Mickey Graded Mack Mantle PSA 1 Baseball Book As one of the most Babe beloved cards in hobby Stars history, the 1952 Topps Presented is a Ruth #311 Mickey Mantle gallery of SGC 40 single commands atten- seven 1940- Graded 40 tion at any grade. 1957 PSA VG 3 by Judged Poor 1 by PSA, graded base- SGC. With a this cornerstone is an ball stars. rare look of ideal alternative for Included are bewilderment those seeking to com- PSA 8: (3 on his face, plete their 1952 Topps cards) with the legendary Baseball edition. 1953 Bowman Babe Ruth is Despite a combination Color #21 boldly pic- of surface creasing and Garagiola, tured on this wear, which accounts 1954 Topps 1951 Connie for its assigned evalua- #45 Ashburn, Mack Book tion, this instantaneously 1957 Topps card. One of recognizable Mantle is #286 only four still an ultimate prize. Richardson examples to The reverse of this icon- RC; PSA 7: (1 be encapsulat- ic representation is mod- card) with ed by SGC, erately soiled, but clean. 1952 Bowman this obscure Opening Bid $1500.00 #116 Snider; Ruth rarity PSA 5: (1 displays only card) with mild peripher- 1951 Bowman al wear and 809. 1953 #32 Snider; displays mag- PSA 4: (2 nificently. Topps #82 cards) with Opening Bid Mickey 1940 Play Ball $750.00 Mantle SGC #27 Williams and 1953 60 Bowman Color Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. A youthful Mickey Mantle peers into his Hall of Fame #114 Feller. future with the offered 1953 Topps #82 rendition. This colorful classic is crease-free Opening Bid $400.00 and displays modest corner and edge wear. Opening Bid $400.00 806. (17) 807. 1952 1951 Coca-Cola 811. 1968 Bowman Tips Test Topps #280 Baseball Issue Mickey SGC 60-80 Willie Mantle SGC Graded Mays - 96—None Singles with SGC 50 Better Campanella “Say-Hey” to Graded 96 Mint 9 Presented is a crisp this 1952 Coca- by SGC. Though assortment of sev- Cola “Tips near the twilight of enteen 1951 Test” Willie a storied Hall of Bowman Baseball Mays specimen. Fame career, SGC graded sin- Graded 50 VG- 810. (4) 1958- Mickey Mantle gles, each of which EX 4 by SGC, looms large on this rests between the 1967 Topps this example is near-perfect 1968 60 EX 5 and 80 Mickey one of only five Topps #280 corner- EX-MT 6 tiers. at this tier with Mantle stone. According to Included are SGC none graded Graded Cards the SGC Population 80: (4 cards) with higher. In a Presented is a group Report, of the (619) #80 Reese, 176, departure from of (4) 1958-1967 Mantle copies #181 Stengel, 324; the normal Topps Mickey judged by the grad- SGC 70: (3 cards) theme, the Mantle graded cards, ing service, this with #7 Hodges, Mays test card each evaluated by example is one of #31 Campanella, features biogra- either PSA or SGC, only six (less than #232 Fox RC; phical content including 1958 one percent) to have SGC 60: (10 on the reverse, Topps #150 (PSA 6), achieved the Mint cards) with #3 rather than the 1964 Topps #50 grading tier with Roberts, #26 customary (PSA 7), 1966 Topps none better. Upon Rizzuto, #32 “playing tips.” #50 (PSA 7) and viewing this card, it Snider, 127, 187, A minor bump 1967 Topps #150 is difficult to con- 217, 227, #233 in the upper left (SGC 86). ceive that this relic Durocher, #254 corner accounts Opening Bid is over forty years Jensen RC and for the technical $250.00 old. The fragile bor- 291. assessment. The ders have escaped Opening Bid Giants home schedule is accented by the face of the franchise, who is all smiles as he any noticeable $400.00 holds a full bottle with the endorsement: “Coke is a Natural!” wear, while the precisely centered gem boasts exceptional color and clear registration. Opening Bid $750.00 An investment caliber prize for the discerning Topps enthusiast. Opening Bid $300.00

174 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 175 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 812. (30) 1952- 813. (11) 817. 1957 Topps 1958 Topps (300+) and Bowman Baseball 1954-1973 Baseball SGC Topps & Graded Graded Bowman Singles Singles Baseball Presented is a selec- with Maris Graded tion of (30) 1952- RC Cards 1957 Topps and Presented is an Presented is an Bowman Baseball eye-catching accumulation of graded singles. arrangement of (300+) 1954- Included are 1952 eleven 1958 1973 Topps & Bowman: #196 Topps Baseball Bowman Musial (PSA 6, oc); SGC graded sin- Baseball graded 1953 Topps: #220 gles. Included cards. A decent Paige (SGC 40); are SGC 88: (2 mixture of Hall 1954 Bowman: #89 cards) with #100 of Famers and Mays (PSA 6); 1954 Wynn (YL), 816. (167) 1970 Topps Baseball PSA & SGC Graded key rookies Topps: (7 cards) with #494 Spahn AS; Cards with #712 Ryan exist among PSA 4: #3 Irvin, 25, SGC 84: #52 Presented is a razor-sharp selection of (167) 1970 Topps Baseball PSA and SGC grad- these cards 67, 74, 82, 163, 247; Clemente; SGC ed cards. The SGC cards in this gathering is currently #1 on the SGC Registry and which are grad- 1955 Bowman: #119 80: (3 cards) contains multiple Hall of Famers and a selection of (11) high numbers including #712 ed by PSA, (SGC 84); 1955 with #436 Ryan (SGC 86). The condition breakdown follows SGC 96: (10 cards) with #49, 94, SGC, BVG, Topps: (5 cards) with Mays/Snider, 162, 204, 344, 354, 442, 593, 629, #716; SGC 92: (40 cards), PSA 8: (18 cards), GAI and a PSA 4: #41, 93, 95, #484 F. SGC 88: (37 cards) with #197 Ryan NLCS, #220 Carlton, #300 Seaver, #530 Gibson; smattering of 104, 170; 1956 Robinson AS, SGC 86: (18 cards) with #712 Ryan; PSA 7: (14 cards) with #195 Seaver NLCS, off-brands. Topps: (13 cards) #485 T. Williams #290 Carew; SGC 84: (21 cards) with #458 Rose AS and SGC 80: (6 cards). For a Highlights with PSA 8: #181 B. AS; SGC 70: (2 complete list of cards, please visit our website. include 1954 Bowman: (77 cards) with #15 Ashburn (BVG 5), #45 Kiner (PSA 7), Martin (oc); PSA 4: cards) with #310 Opening Bid $250.00 #95 Roberts (PSA 6), #145 B. Martin (PSA 5); 1968 Topps: (98 cards) with #80 #16 (mc), 34, 47, 49, Banks, #486 Carew (PSA 5); 1970 Topps: (78 cards) with #189 Munson RC (BVG 6), #300 Seaver 59, 186, 273, 334; Mays AS; SGC (PSA 7), #350 Clemente (PSA 5), #600 Mays (PSA 5), (8) PSA 9; 1973 Topps: (48 PSA 3: #149; PSA 2: 60: (2 cards) cards) with #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (PSA 5), #100 Aaron (GAI 8), #130 Rose (SGC 84), #75, 144; PSA 1: #55 with #487 #220 Ryan (PSA 5), #305 Mays (PSA 8, oc), #350 Seaver (PSA 7), #380 Bench (PSA and 1957 Topps: #1 Mantle AS, #488 7) and (7) PSA 9. Additionally, (117) graded commons (primarily PSA) are found at T. Williams (PSA 5). Aaron AS and the NM-MT 8 grading tier. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 SGC 50: #47 Maris RC. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

815. (6) 1948-1981 Hall of Fame Type Cards & Set Presented is a sampling of six 1948-1983 Baseball Hall of Fame type cards plus a complete 818. 1922 E120 American Caramel National League set. Included are Complete Set (120/120) in Album 1948 Signal The “Senior Circuit” in the “Roarin’ 20s” is well represented with the offered 1922 Oakland Oaks E120 American Caramel National League complete set of (120) cards. Each pre-war Stengel (SGC relic was neatly affixed by the original owner into a period composition book. The 80), 1951 Berk players are arranged by team throughout the (25) page gallery. These candy cards Ross #2-1 display varying degrees of surface wear that include instances of paper loss, soiling Musial (SGC and creasing. Featured are Hall of Famers/Stars: (19 cards) with Alexander, 50), 1952 Bancroft, Carey, Frisch, Grimes, Haines, Hartnett, Hornsby, Kelly, Luque, Parkhurst #66 Maranville, Marquard, Neale (NFL Hall of Fame), Rixey, Roush, Southworth, Alston (SGC Traynor, Wheat and Young(s). This ephemera is an impressive glimpse into the early 80), 1972 Puerto sports collecting hobby. For a complete list of players, please visit our website. Rican League Opening Bid $300.00 #222 Paige (SGC 84), 1973 Topps 1953 Reprints #1 Paige (SGC 88) 814. (22) HOF Graded Rookie Cards - With Seaver, Bench and 1981 TCMA 819. 1924 Mrs. Sherlock’s PSA-Graded Pin Set of (10) - Albuquerque #4 Registry and Schmidt Dukes #23 Capturing the images of ten greats from the prewar era, presented is a complete Encapsulated and graded by respected third-party services, these Topps (with three Koufax (SGC PSA-graded set of (10) 1924 Mrs. Sherlock’s Bread Pins. This is currently the exceptions) baseball cards represent rookie cards for six decades worth of Hall of 84). A complete fourth-rated set in the PSA Registry with a Weighted GPA and Set Rating of 5.30 and the fourth-ranked set in the All-Time category. This set contains: PSA 7: (1) with Famers. Includes: 1957 #338 Bunning (PSA 4); 1965 #477 Carlton (PSA 7); 1967 1952 Topps Wagner; PSA 6: (3) with Alexander, Cobb, Ruth; PSA 5: (4) with Hornsby, Moran, Sisler, Speaker; PSA 4: (2) Johnson and Maranville. With elite examples of nine Hall of #581 Seaver (PSA 7); 1968 #247 Bench (PSA 8); 1969 #260 Jackson (PSA 6); 1973 Reprint set from Fame inductees, this fabulous set will impressive for years to come. #615 Schmidt (PSA 8); 1982 #21 Ripken (PSA 9). A complete listing of the remaining 1983 (NM to Opening Bid $1500.00 cards is available on our website. NM-MT) rounds out this collection. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

176 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 177 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 824. 1955 825. 1955 Topps Bowman Baseball Baseball Complete Complete Set of Set (206) (320/320) Cards with (4) Presented is a Variations colorful 1955 Presented is an Topps Baseball attractive 1955 complete set of Bowman (206) cards. Baseball com- The approxi- plete set of mate condition (320/320) cards breakdown for which includes this classic edi- four additional tion is 20% variations. The (VG to VG- final offering 821. 1953 Bowman Color and Black & White EX), 40% (GD) for the and 40% (low- Philadelphia Complete/ Partial Sets grade) with Presented is a contrasting tandem of 1953 Bowman Color and Black & White confectioner has 820. 1953 Topps Baseball Near Set of (209/274) Cards minimal an approximate complete/partial sets. Highlights include 1953 Bowman Color partial set: instances of Presented is a 1953 Topps Baseball near set of (209/274) cards. With more than 75% of this condition break- (102/160 cards, average VG to VG-EX) with #61 Kell (VG-EX), #121 Berra writing or paper attractive edition present, the approximate condition breakdown follows 10% (EX-MT or down of 20% (VG), #153 Ford (GD); 1953 Bowman Black & White complete set: (64 loss. Highlights better), 40% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Highlights include #1 J. (NM or better), cards, presents 20% NM or better, 30% EX-MT, 30% EX, 20% VG-EX or include #2 T. Robinson (VG-EX), #76 Reese (GD), #104 Berra (GD), #147 Spahn (EX), #207 Ford (FR), 30% (EX-MT), lesser, majority have wax stains) with #15 Mize (EX-MT), #27 Lemon (VG), Williams (PR), #220 Paige (EX), #244 Mays (VG-EX), #258 Gilliam RC (GD) and #263 Podres RC (VG- 25% (VG-EX) #28 Wilhelm (EX) and #39 Stengel (EX). It should be noted that a fire at the #4 Kaline (GD), EX). The majority of the challenging high numbers are present. For a complete list of key and 25% (VG annex of the consignor’s house has resulted in a scent, which emanates from #28 Banks cards and missing numbers, please visit our website. or lesser) with a the cards. When shown as a stack, the sets exhibit a coating of soot, most of (GD), #47 Opening Bid $500.00 which do not adversely impact the card surfaces. For a complete list of key handful trimmed along with moderate instances of wax staining and off-center backs. Aaron (FR), Highlights are #1 Wilhelm (VG), #10 Rizzuto (VG), #22 Campanella (EX-MT), #23 cards, please visit our website. #50 J. Robinson Opening Bid $250.00 Kaline (trimmed), #37 Reese (VG-EX), #59 Ford (GD), #168 Berra (VG), #179 (GD), #123 Koufax RC (GD), #124 Killebrew RC (VG), #155 Mathews (GD), #164 Aaron (VG), #184 Mays (VG), #202 Mantle (VG-EX), #242 Banks (EX-MT), #265 Clemente RC (PR, writing on reverse), #187 Hodges (PR), #189 Rizzuto (FR), #194 Barlick (NM); Variations: #48, 132, 157 and 204. Due to rudimentary factory printing Mays (FR), #198 Berra (PR) and #210 Snider (GD). For a complete list of key cards, techniques of the age, some size variances are present. For a complete list of key please visit our website. cards and variations, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

827. 1957 Topps Baseball Near Set of (361/407) Cards Secure more than 85% of the classic 1957 Topps Baseball set with this gathering of (361/407) cards. This primarily mid-grade 822. 1954 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (250) Cards edition has For the budget conscious vintage set collector is the offered 1954 Topps Baseball complete edition of 826. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set (340/340) an approxi- (250) cards. The approximate condition breakdown for this series is 10% (EX or better), 10% (VG-EX), With the return of Mickey Mantle and several other former Bowman mainstays, the mate condi- 20% (VG) and 60% (off-to-low grade). Highlights include #1 T. Williams (PR), #10 J. Robinson (FR), offered 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340) cards is among the most star-filled tion break- #17 Rizzuto (GD), #32 Snider (FR), #37 Ford (FR), #50 Berra (FR), #90 Mays (PR), #94 Banks RC sets of the decade. The approximate condition breakdown for this edition is 10% (EX down of 20% (GD), #102 Hodges (VG), #128 Aaron RC (GD), #132 Lasorda RC (VG), #201 Kaline RC (FR), #239 or better), 25% (VG-EX), 35% (VG) and 30% (GD or lesser). Key cards include #5 T. (EX-MT or Skowron RC (VG) and #250 T. Williams (PR). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Williams (VG), #15 Banks (VG-EX), #30 J. Robinson (VG-EX), #31 Aaron (VG), better), 30% Opening Bid $400.00 #33 Clemente (VG), #79 Koufax (VG), #100 Orioles Team-Dated (VG), #101 (EX), 25% Campanella (GD), #110 Berra (VG-EX), #113 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #130 Mays (GD), (VG-EX) and #135 Mantle (FR), #150 Snider (GD), #164 Killebrew (GD), #166 Dodgers Team 25% (VG or (VG), #200 Feller (VG), #240 Ford (VG), #251 Yankees Team (GD), #260 Reese lesser) with 823. 1954 Bowman Baseball Near Set (206/224) Plus Duplicates (GD) and #292 Aparicio RC (GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our the challeng- This ideal 1954 Bowman Baseball starter set is comprised of (259) cards, including (206) different from the 224-card website. ing fourth series presenting on par with the more available numbers. Highlights set. Highlighting the assortment are (13) PSA and SGC graded examples and several high-grade cards. The compos- Opening Bid $500.00 include #1 T. Williams (GD), #2 Berra (VG), #10 Mays (VG-EX), #20 Aaron (VG), ite breakdown of the non-graded cards is: 10% (EX-MT) or better; 33% (EX); 33% (VG-EX) and 24% (VG) or lesser. Keys include: #1 Rizzuto (trimmed), #6 Fox (EX), #15 Ashburn #25 Ford (GD), #35 F. Robinson RC (VG-EX), #76 Clemente (VG-EX), #95 Mantle (VG-EX), #45 Kiner (VG), (2) #50 Kell (PSA 7 and VG), #57 Wilhelm (EX), #59 Reese (SGC 80), #62 Slaughter (PSA 8), #64 Mathews (PSA 6), #84 Doby (FR), (2) #90 Campanella (GD), #210 Campanella (GD), #302 Koufax (trimmed), #328 B. Robinson RC (VG- (PSA 6 and PSA 4), #95 Roberts (EX), #101 Larsen (trimmed), #110 Schoendienst (VG-EX), #132 Feller (GD), #138 Hodges (SGC 84), #145 Martin (EX), #161 Berra (FR, presents EX) and #400 Dodgers Sluggers (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please better - writing on back), #164 Wynn (VG-EX), #196 Lemon (EX) and #224 Bruton (trimmed). A complete list of commons is available on our website.. visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

178 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 179 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 828. 1953 Bowman 829. 1954 834. 835. 1960 Black & White Bowman 1959 Topps Complete Set (64/64) Baseball Topps Baseball Presented is a mid-grade 1953 Complete Baseball Near Set Bowman Black & White com- Set of (224) Near Set (567/572) plete set of (64) cards. The Offered is a 1960 approximate condition break- Cards with (569/572) Topps Baseball down for this classic set is 25% Wrapper Cards near set of (EX to EX-MT), 25% (VG- Featured is a Closing out (567/572) cards. EX), 35% (VG) and 15% (off- classic 1954 the 1950s in With the excep- grade). Highlights include #1 Bowman impressive tion of certain G. Bell (VG), #15 Mize (VG- Baseball com- fashion is the keynote cards, EX), #27 Lemon (VG), #28 plete set of (224) offered 1959 this eye-catching Wilhelm (EX-MT), #39 Stengel cards accompa- Topps assemblage is (EX) and #43B Bevan (EX). nied by an origi- Baseball near well on its way Opening Bid $200.00 nal one-cent set of toward comple- wrapper (VG- (569/572) tion. The approxi- EX). The cards. mate condition approcimate con- Missing only breakdown for dition breakdown three com- this edition is for this series is mons (#8, 43, 15% (EX-MT or 15% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or lesser). 90) for com- better), 30% Highlights include #65 Mantle (PSA 4), #89 Mays (VG) and #170 Snider (EX). For a pletion, this (EX), 30% (VG- complete list of key cards, please visit our website. attractive edi- EX) and 25% Opening Bid $400.00 tion has an (VG or lesser). approximate Featured are #148 condition Yastrzemski RC breakdown of 831. 1963 Fleer (EX), #160 15% (EX- Baseball Set with Mantle/Boyer MT or better), 40% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). The more elusive (VG-EX), #250 Unmarked high numbers generally present on par with the common low series. Highlights Musial (EX-MT), include #10 Mantle (VG-EX), #50 Mays (VG), #150 Musial (EX), #163 Koufax (EX), Checklist #300 Aaron (VG), #180 Berra (VG-EX), #202 Maris (VG), #380 Aaron (GD), #461 Mantle HR (VG), Presented is a 1963 Fleer #316 McCovey #478 Clemente (EX), #510 Yankees Team (GD), #514 Gibson RC (VG-EX), #515 complete set of (67) RC (EX), #326 Killebrew (GD), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (VG-EX), #550 Campanella (VG), #561 including an unmarked Clemente (EX), Aaron AS (VG), #563 Mays AS (GD) and #564 Mantle AS (trimmed). For a complete checklist. The aggregate #343 Koufax list of key cards, please visit our website. condition of the set is EX- (VG), #377 Maris Opening Bid $300.00 MT with some better and (EX), #558 a few lesser. Key cards Mathews AS include: #4 B. Robinson (EX-MT), #560 Banks AS (EX-MT), #565 Maris AS (VG-EX) and #566 Aaron AS (EX), #5 Mays (EX), #8 (EX). For a complete list of key cards and missing numbers, please visit our website. Yastrzemski (VG-EX), 836. 1962 & Opening Bid $400.00 #41 Drysdale (EX), #42 Koufax (EX-MT), #45 1963 Topps Spahn (EX-MT), #46 Baseball 830. 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set (206/206) Adcock SP (EX-MT), #56 Near/Partial Clemente (EX-MT), #61 Sets Offered is a 1955 Topps Baseball complete set of (206) cards. This edition has an Gibson (EX-MT) and the Offered is a pair 837. 1964 approximate condition breakdown of 20% (VG or better), 30% (GD) and 50% (low- short-printed checklist of attractive 1962 Topps grade) with a handful of instances of writing. Highlights include #123 Koufax RC (EX, unamrked). and 1963 Topps (FR), #124 Killebrew RC (FR), #164 Clemente RC (PR, writing on back) and #187 Opening Bid $250.00 Baseball Hodges (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Baseball Complete Opening Bid $400.00 near/partial sets. Featured: 1962 Set (587) Topps Partial Offered is an Set: (455/598, appealing 832. 1965 Topps 833. (37) 1981 missing mostly 1964 Topps Baseball Complete Kellogg’s high numbers, Baseball com- Set (598/598) Factory 20% EX-MT or plete set of (587) cards. Offered is a 1965 Topps better, 40% EX, Sealed Sets - This cream- Baseball complete set of 20% VG-EX, All High colored edi- (598) cards. The approxi- 20% VG or less- tion with mate condition breakdown Grade er) with #5 burnt orange for this edition is 20% (VG- Offered are thirty- Koufax (VG), reverses has EX or better), 30% (VG), seven high-grade #10 Clemente an approxi- 25% (off-grade) and 25% 1981 Kellogg’s (EX), #50 Musial mate condi- (low-grade) with a combina- baseball complete (VG), #53 tion break- tion of wear including writ- sets, all sealed in Maris/Mantle/ down of 20% ing or paper loss. Featured their original mail- Killebrew HR (EX or better), are #134 Mantle WS (VG), ers, preserving their LL (EX-MT), 15% (VG- #160 Clemente (PR), #170 impeccable condi- #199 Perry RC EX), 35% Aaron (VG), #207 Rose tion. The group is a (GD), #310 Ford (VG) and 30% (PR, laminated), #250 Mays perfect lot for those (EX), #387 (off-grade). (VG), #300 Koufax (VG), seeking gradable Brock RC (VG- Keys include #350 Mantle (PR), #385 issues. EX), #425 Yastrzemski (GD), #544 McCovey (EX); 1963 Topps Near Set: (498/576, #50 Mantle Yastrzemski (VG-EX), #477 Opening Bid 15% NM or better, 35% EX-MT, 30% EX, 20% VG-EX or lesser) with #18 Buc (VG), #125 Carlton RC (PR), #510 $250.00 Blasters/Clemente (VG-EX), #200 Mantle (EX-MT), #340 Berra (GD), #380 Banks Rose (VG), Banks (VG), #526 Hunter (FR), #473 Mets Team (EX), #490 McCovey (VG), #500 Killebrew (EX), #525 Fox #150 Mays (FR), #200 Koufax (GD), #300 Aaron (FR), #331 AL Bombers (GD), RC (FR) and #581 Perez (EX-MT) and #550 Snider (VG). For a complete list of key cards and missing num- #342 #423 Aaron/Mays (EX) and #440 Clemente (VG). For a complete list of key RC (GD). For more details, please visit our website. bers, please visit our website. cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

180 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 181 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 838. 1965 839. 1964- 842. 1969 843. 1971 Topps 1966 Topps Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Baseball Baseball Starter Complete/ Complete Complete Set Near/Partial Set of Set of (752) (417/598) Sets (664) Cards with Presented is a Presented is a trio of Cards (10) Graded 1965 Topps 1964-1966 Topps Presented is a Presented is the Baseball Baseball complete, quality 1969 ever-popular 1971 starter set of near and partial sets. Topps Topps Baseball (417/598) Highlights include Baseball com- complete set of cards. The 1964 Topps Near plete set of (752) cards. This approximate Set: (548/587, 15% (664) cards. “pitch black” edi- condition EX-MT or better, This upper- tion with (10) PSA breakdown for 35% EX, 25% VG- tier assem- graded cards has an these cards is EX and 25% VG or blage contains approximate condi- 25% (EX or lesser) with #50 several “grad- tion breakdown of better), 25% Mantle (FR), #125 able” possibil- 25% (NM or bet- (VG-EX), Rose (VG), #150 ities and ter), 40% (EX-MT), 35% (VG) Mays (VG), #200 boasts an 15% (EX) and 20% and 15% (off- Koufax (trimmed), approximate (VG-EX or lesser) grade). #300 Aaron (GD), condition with the challeng- Featured are #440 Clemente breakdown of ing high numbers #134 Mantle (VG); 1965 Topps 25% (NM or faring similarly. WS (EX), Complete Set: better), 40% Highlights include #300 Koufax (598/598, 15% EX- (EX-MT), #5 Munson (EX), (EX), #350 MT or better, 30% 20% (EX) and #20 R. Jackson Mantle (VG- EX, 25% VG-EX, 15% (VG-EX (trimmed), #100 EX), #526 Hunter RC (EX) and #581 Perez RC (VG-EX). For more details, please 30% VG or lesser, includes a handful which have writing) with #134 Mantle WS or lesser). Rose (EX), #160 visit our website. (VG-EX), #160 Clemente (VG-EX), #170 Aaron (VG), #207 Rose (VG), #250 Mays Highlights Seaver (NM), #230 Opening Bid $200.00 (FR), #300 Koufax (GD), #350 Mantle (EX-MT, grade due to light wax stain), #400 include #50 Stargell (NM), Killebrew (NM), #477 Carlton RC (VG), #510 Banks (GD), #526 Hunter RC (EX- Clemente (EX-MT), #95 Bench (EX-MT), #100 Aaron (EX), #120 Rose (EX-MT), #250 Bench (EX- MT), #581 Perez RC (EX); 1966 Topps Partial Set: (396/598, contains first 396 #190 Mays (EX), #260 R. Jackson RC (EX), #480 Seaver (NM), #500 Mantle (EX), MT), #300 B. cards of set, 10% EX-MT or better, 35% EX, 30% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser) with #533 Ryan (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Robinson (NM), #341 Garvey RC (EX-MT), #400 Aaron (PSA 7), #513 Ryan (PSA #1 Mays (VG), #30 Rose (VG), #50 Mantle (FR), #100 Koufax (VG), #126 Palmer 840. (4) Opening Bid $300.00 7.5), #525 Banks (EX-MT), #600 Mays (EX-MT), #630 Clemente (PSA 7.5), #640 F. RC (FR) and #300 Clemente (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards and missing Robinson (EX-MT), #688 S. Anderson (NM) and #709 Baylor RC (EX-MT). For a 1961-1967 numbers, please visit our website. complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website. Japanese Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Baseball Complete/ Near Sets 841. 1968 844. 1970- 845. 1972- with Topps 1973 Topps 1976 Kabaya- Baseball Baseball Topps Leaf Complete Near/Partial Baseball The “Land of Set of Set Run Complete the Rising Sun” (598) Presented is a Set Run has produced Cards very clean run of Offered is a 1970-1973 Topps some of the Offered is an run of five Baseball greatest, if not attractive 1968 1972-1976 near/partial sets. the most over- Topps Baseball Topps Baseball Highlights shadowed, base- complete set of complete sets. ball talent. No include 1970 Highlights (598) cards. Topps Partial longer obscured, The approxi- include 1972 Set: (586/720, Japan’s brightest mate condition Topps 35% EX-MT or are on display breakdown for Complete Set: better, 25% EX, with these (4) this condition (787 cards, 20% VG-EX, 1961-1967 com- sensitive 15% EX-MT 20% VG or less- plete/near sets. burlap-bor- or better, 30% er) with #500 Included are dered set is EX, 25% VG- 1961 Union Oil Aaron (EX-MT), 20% (NM or EX, 30% VG Taiyo Whales #600 Mays (EX), better), 40% or lesser) with #700 F. Robinson set: (3 cards, (EX-MT), #49 Mays (EX-MT), #712 average EX- 20% (EX) and (EX-MT), #79 Ryan (EX-MT); MT); 1964 20% (VG-EX Fisk/Cooper Fujiya Gum 1971 Topps or lesser). RC (NM), Near Set: near set: (8/10 Keys include #309 Clemente (749/752, 25% cards, aggregate #45 Seaver (EX), #595 NM or better, VG-EX) with (NM), #50 Ryan (EX), #751 Carlton TRD (VG-EX); 1973 Topps Complete Set: (660 cards, 35% EX-MT, 25% EX, 15% VG-EX or lesser) with #100 Rose (EX-MT), #250 Bench Nagashima (EX, Mays (EX- 20% EX-MT or better, 35% EX, 20% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser) with #50 Clemente (NM), #341 Garvey RC (NM), #513 Ryan (EX-MT), #600 Mays (VG-EX), #630 Batting), Oh (VG-EX, Batting); 1964 Morinaga Standups near set: (12/15 cards, MT), #80 Carew (EX-MT), #110 Aaron (trimmed), #150 Clemente (EX-MT), #177 (VG), #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (VG-EX); 1974 Topps Complete Clemente (EX-MT), #640 F. Robinson (NM), #709 Baylor RC (EX-MT); 1972 Topps median EX to EX-MT) with Mizuhara SP (EX), Nagashima (EX-MT), Oh (EX); Ryan RC (GD, presents EX-MT but is miscut), #230 Rose (EX), #247 Bench RC Set: (660 cards, with 67 Traded/Checklist cards, 35% EX-MT or better, 35% EX, 15% Near Set: (774/787, 35% NM or better, 40% EX-MT, 25% EX or lesser) with #49 1967 Kabaya-Leaf near set: (96/105, average NM to NM-MT, missing short- (trimmed), #250 Yastrzemski (NM), #280 Mantle (EX-MT, oc), #330 Maris (EX-MT), VG-EX, 15% VG or lesser) with #20 Ryan (EX-MT), #456 Winfield RC (VG-EX); Mays (EX-MT), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT), #299 Aaron (EX-MT), #309 prints) with #11 Oh (EX-MT), #12 Nagashima (EX-MT), #53 Bando (NM), #103 #355 Banks (EX-MT), #408 Carlton (NM), #480 Managers’ Dream/Clemente (EX-MT), 1975 Topps Complete Set: (660 cards, 25% NM or better, 35% EX-MT, 20% EX and Clemente (EX-MT), #595 Ryan (EX-MT), #751 Carlton TRD (EX-MT), #754 F. Murayama (NM-MT), #303 Murakami (NM), #310 Namura (NM), #356 Inao #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (EX-MT), #528 Tigers Team (NM) and #575 Palmer 20% VG-EX or lesser) with #223 Yount RC (VG-EX), #228 Brett RC (VG-EX) and Robinson TRD (EX); 1973 Topps Near Set: (680 cards with 656/660 and 24 Team (NM-MT) and #409 Harimoto (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit (NM). Due to factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. 1976 Topps Complete Set: (660 cards, 43/44 Traded Set, 30% NM-MT or better, Checklists, average EX-MT, 30% NM or better, 45% EX-MT, 25% EX or lesser) with our website. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 40% NM, 20% EX-MT, 10% EX or lesser). For a complete list of key cards, please Opening Bid $900.00 #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #220 Ryan (NM), #305 Mays (EX) and #615 Schmidt Opening Bid $400.00 visit our website. RC/Cey (trimmed). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

182 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 183 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 846. (5) 847. (9) 851. (40) 1971- 1972- 1979-1989 1978 1979 Baseball Set Topps Topps Collection Baseball Baseball Presented is an Complete Complete attractive collection of forty (40) 1979- Sets Sets 1989 baseball com- Presented is a Presented is a plete/near sets from group of five group of nine the major manufac- “collector’s 1972-1979 turers of the age. grade” 1971- Topps Each of the sets and 1978 Topps Baseball com- key cards primarily Baseball complete sets. grade (NM to NM- plete sets. Included are MT) and are hand Highlights 1972 Topps: collated. Included include 1971 (787 cards, are Topps/OPC: Topps: (752 15% NM or 1979 OPC, (2) 1980, cards, 20% better, 40% (2) 1981, 1982, EX or better, EX-MT, 25% 850. (2) Perez-Steele Unsigned Complete Sets 1983, 1983 OPC, (2) 20% VG-EX, EX, 20% VG- Depicting diamond legends on limited edition collectibles, (2) Perez-Steele sets are 1985; Donruss: 25% VG, EX or lesser) complete in this lot of unsigned individual series allotments in their original boxes. 1981, (12) 1982, 35% off-grade with #49 Includes: Hall of Fame Art Post Cards with First through Twelfth series 1983, (4) 1984 (two with very few Mays (VG), (#9828/10,000); Great Moments with First through Eighth series (#2475/5000). near sets), 1985; color added) #50 Mays IA Opening Bid $250.00 Fleer: (3) 1981 (one with #20 R. (EX), #79 near), (2) 1982, Jackson (EX), Fisk/Cooper 1983, 1984, 1984 #100 Rose RC (EX), 852. Topps and Update, 1985; (VG), #400 #299 Aaron Fleer 1980s- Upper Deck: 1989 Aaron (GD), (NM), #309 (Murphy Error) and 1989 Update (factory). Applicable sets display numerous error #513 Ryan (GD), #600 Mays (GD), #630 Clemente (VG-EX), #709 Baylor RC (GD); Clemente (VG), #559 Rose (EX), #595 Ryan (VG), #686 Garvey (EX-MT), #695 1990s Factory and variation cards. Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. 1973 Topps: (660 cards, mainly GD to VG) with #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (GD), #50 Carew (GD), #751 Carlton TRD (GD), #752 Morgan TRD (EX), #754 F. Robinson Set Collection - For a complete list of sets, please visit our website. Clemente (GD), #100 Aaron (FR), #130 Rose (GD), #220 Ryan (VG), #305 Mays TRD (EX); (2) 1974 Topps: (660 cards per, each composite EX-MT to NM) with (2) With 1984 Fleer Opening Bid $250.00 (GD), #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (FR); 1974 Topps: (660 cards, mostly EX) with #456 #1 Aaron HR (EX-MT, EX), (2) #20 Ryan (NM, EX-MT), (2) #456 Winfield RC Winfield RC (EX); 1975 Topps: (660 cards, median VG to VG-EX) with #223 Yount (NM, EX-MT); 1975 Topps: (660 cards, median EX-MT) with #223 Yount RC (EX), Update RC (VG-EX), #228 Brett RC (VG) and 1978 Topps: (726 cards, average VG to EX). #228 Brett RC (NM); 1976 Topps: (660 cards, majority EX-MT), 1977 Topps: (660 Highlighted by names like For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. cards, median NM), (2) 1978 Topps: (726 cards, mostly EX-MT to NM) with (2) #36 Ripken, Clemens and Opening Bid $500.00 Murray RC (both NM) and 1979 Topps: (726 cards, average NM). For a complete list Puckett, the offered col- of key cards, please visit our website. lection is comprised of Opening Bid $400.00 1980s and 1990s Topps and Fleer factory sealed sets. Includes: Topps 849. (14) 1990, 1993, 1996 and 1973-1985 1999; Topps Tiffany Baseball 1985 (Traded set), 1986 Complete (in factory box w/seal broken), 1987 and 1988; Sets Topps Traded 1982 and Assembled are 1987 (in factory boxes fourteen 1973- w/seals broken); Fleer 1985 primarily 1984 and 1985 Update Topps Baseball sets (in factory boxes complete sets. w/seals broken), 1987 Included are Glossy Update and an Topps: 1973 unopened 1993 wax packs (EX to EX-MT) box. Key cards in the with #615 opened sets are (NM- Schmidt RC MT). (EX); 1974 (VG Opening Bid to VG-EX), $250.00 853. (24) 1999-2007 Topps & Upper Deck Baseball 1975 (EX), 1976 (EX), Factory Sets with Case 1977 (EX), The shop dealer or graded card prospector will find these (24) 1999-2007 Topps and 1978 (EX-MT) Upper Deck Baseball factory sets to be quite appealing. Each set is tightly sealed and and 1979-1985 guaranteed unsearched. Included are Topps Factory Sets: (17 sets) with 1999, (3) (NM to NM- 2000, (2) 2002 Topps Limited (#/1950), 2003, (2) 2004, (4) 2005, 2006, (3) 2007; MT). Also pres- Upper Deck: (7 sets) with 2000 Victory, (2) 2004 Upper Deck Glossy and 2004 ent is a 1981 Upper Deck Glossy case (4 sets). Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may be Fleer complete substantial. set (EX-MT). Opening Bid $300.00 For a list of key 848. (5) 1964-1979 Baseball Oddball Complete/ Near Sets cards in these sets and their Those collectors with an eye outside of the mainstream will relish these five 1964-1979 respective baseball oddball complete/near sets. Included are 1964 Topps Giants: (60 cards, NM to grades, please 854. 2000 Upper Deck New York Yankees Master Collection NM-MT) with #25 Mantle (NM); 1971 Topps Super: (64 cards, majority EX-MT) with visit our web- Celebrating decades of pinstriped dominance is this 2000 Upper Deck New York Yankees Master #44 Aaron (NM), #56 Mays (NM); 1975 SSPC: (630 cards, majority NM) and 1975 site. Collection. Housed in a decorative museum quality wooden box, this complete set is serially Topps Mini: (660 cards, mostly EX-MT to NM) with #223 Yount RC (VG), #228 Brett Opening Bid numbered 158/500 and features memorabilia cards from Ruth, Mantle, Jeter and others. For more RC (EX-MT), #500 Ryan (EX-MT), #660 Aaron (VG); 1979 Signature Miniatures: near $400.00 details, please visit our website. set (12/20) 3” pewter statues in original packaging with accompanying card with Ruth, Opening Bid $400.00 Cobb and Gehrig. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

184 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 185 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 855. (71) 856. (19) 859. 1912 S81 860. 1912 S81 1888-1912 1911 Silk #108 Christy Silk #87 Marty Baseball T201 Mathewson O’Toole Tobacco Mecca Christy Mathewson is Pittsburgh hurler Marty Singles Double boldly depicted on this O’Toole is depicted on 1912 S81 silk. Measuring this 1912 S81 silk. with Hall of Folders 7 x 8-1/2”, the #108 silk While edge fraying has Famers with (9) displays a tear-free sur- dissolved the “#87”, the Add some depth Hall of face showing no obtru- vibrant 6-7/8 x 8-1/2” sive cloth folding or ton- silk displays well with to your turn-of- Famers the-century base- ing and only minor edge smooth left and right Presented are ball tobacco col- fraying. Despite stitch- edges and vivid colors. nineteen 1911 lection with these markings along the Despite a horizontal cen- T201 Mecca (71) singles from edges, this aesthetically terfold and subsequent Double 1888-1912. pleasing silk has the slit, this (GD) collectible Folders, nine Unless noted, appearance of an other- displays better than its of which fea- each back dis- wise (VG-EX) example. technical grade indi- ture Hall of plays a common Opening Bid $250.00 cates. Famers. advertising Opening Bid $200.00 These color- reverse. ful illustra- Highlights tions depict include 1888 Scrapps Die- the “dead ball” heroes Cuts: (1 card) amidst a ball- with Robinson park setting. (PR); 1909-1911 T206 White It should be noted that Borders: (51 each relic 861. (10) 1910-11 862. (5) 1916 BF2 cards, 14% VG to reveals vary- M116 Sporting Ferguson Bakery EX, 45% GD, ing degrees of 23% FR, 8% PR, 10% trimmed) with Beckley (GD), Chance (FR, Red Portrait), Life Cards from Pennants with (4) water staining Chase (FR, Pink Portrait, El Principe De Gales), F. Clarke (VG, Portrait), J. Collins Advertising Hall of Famers and on the left (GD), McGraw (FR, Portrait, No Cap), Smith (GD, Chicago and Boston Amer, Polar border, and are graded notwithstanding this technical flaw. Included are Sheet Weaver Bear), Willis (FR, Throwing, Polar Bear); 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (13 cards, 23% Bender/Oldring (VG), (2) Chase/Sweeney (EX-MT, EX), Doyle/Meyers (EX), Presented is an attractive Assembled is a collection of VG to VG-EX, 38% GD, 16% FR, 23% trimmed) with Wiltse (FR, One Ear Shows) Huggins/Bresnahan (GD), (2) Lajoie/Falkenberg (EX-MT, VG), Lapp/Barry (VG), arrangement of ten 1910- five 1916 BF2 Ferguson and 1912 T207 Brown Background: (6 cards, 33% VG-EX, 17% GD, 17% PR, 33% LaPorte/Stephens (VG-EX), Lobert/Moore (EX-MT), McBride/Elberfeld (EX), 11 M116 Sporting Life Bakery Pennants which colored). The surfaces of many T206 examples appear much nicer than the assigned McGinnity/McCarty (VG-EX), I. Thomas/Coombs (VG-EX), (4) Wheat/Bergen ((3) cards which were culled includes four Hall of Famers grade would suggest, but are graded as such due to reverse paper pulling from a photo EX-MT, EX) and (2) Woodruff/Williams (EX-MT, VG). from a period advertising and Buck Weaver. These album. For a complete list of subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 sheet. These pastel por- alluring WWI-era relics have Opening Bid $250.00 traits are blank backed and well-defined tips and are printed on heavy card- graded according to the con- 858. (30) board stock. Included sub- dition of the surface and the 1909-1927 jects are Bender, Chance, quality of the affixed black- Chase, E. Collins, H. and-white image. Included Baseball Type Davis, Dooin, Doyle, are Bancroft (EX, lavender), Cards with Jennings, Mathewson and Bender (EX-MT, lavender), Ruth, Lajoie McQuillan. With excep- Comiskey (GD, white), & Matty tion to Chase (creases, Huggins (EX, white) and writing on back), each Weaver (EX, white). Each Assembled is a card is crease-free and pennant is accompanied by selection of (30) presents in (EX) condition. the original factory tagging on the reverse. 1909-1927 baseball Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00 type cards from a variety of designations. This gathering is packed with Hall 863. (54) 1936 864. 1952 and 1953 of Fame talent and tragic figures from Goudey Wide Pens Topps Baseball the “Black Sox” and National Wrapper and Card scandal. Featured are Chicle Fine Pens Displays - With 1910s: (20 cards) Offered is a gathering of Robinson and Paige with 1910 E96 (54) 1936 Goudey Wide The offered (2) displays show- Philadelphia Pens and National Chicle case Topps wrappers and cards Caramel: Adams Fine Pens. Highlights depicting the new front of super- (FR), Herzog (VG), include 1936 R313 stars from 1952 and 1953, Lajoie (PR); 1910 857. (59) 1909-1912 T205-T207 Baseball Singles with National Chicle Fine Pens: respectively. Includes: 1952 a E98 Anonymous: Tougher Backs (8 cards, median VG) with colorful wrapper with attractive Coombs (GD), 1910- Frisch (EX), Goslin (VG); Featured is an assortment of (59) 1909-1912 baseball tobacco singles from the T205, display qualities (with normal 11 M116 Sporting 1936 R314 Goudey Wide T206 and T207 designations. The majority of the (9) graded and (50) ungraded cards folds and a restored tear on the Life Pastel: Bender Pens: (46 cards, median have been slightly trimmed. Despite the alterations, this gallery is still an ideal acqui- lower border) flanked by the first (SGC 40), 1911 E94 VG) with Cochrane (VG), sition for the budget conscious pre-war collector. Highlights include 1911 T205 Gold AL and first NL black ballplay- George Close Dickey (FR), Borders: (31 cards, 1 graded, all common backs, unless noted) with SGC Authentic: ers on their 1952 Topps - #243 Candy: Grant (SGC DiMaggio/McCarthy (GD), Dooin (Cycle); Ungraded: (30 cards) with Carrigan (VG-EX), Dougherty (trimmed, Doby (VG-EX) and #312 J. 50, blue), 1912 T207 Brown Background: J. Wood (VG), 1914 Cracker Jack: #70 Gehringer (VG), Klein (VG- Red Sock emblem), Magee (VG-EX); 1909-1911 T206 White Borders: (25 cards, 8 Robinson (PR with paper loss on Clarke (PR); 1915 Cracker Jack: #10 McInnes (SGC 50), #17 Bresnahan (FR), #135 EX), Lombardi (VG), graded, all common backs, unless noted) with SGC 80: Pfeister (Throwing); SGC 60: the reverse); 1953 includes a Killifer (SGC 50); 1916 M101-5 Blank Back: #57 Felsch (trimmed); 1917 E135 Medwick (VG), Simmons McIntyre (American Beauty 350, framed); SGC 50: McElveen (American Beauty 1953 wrapper with still-brilliant Anonymous: #26 R. Chapman (PR, blank backed), 1919-21 W514: #105 Risberg (VG), Vaughan (VG) and P. 350, framed); SGC Authentic: Hinchman (American Beauty 350, framed), Murray hues, unaffected by the usual (EX); 1920s: (9 cards) with 1921 Schapira: Ruth (SGC 60, portrait), 1921 W516-2-1: Waner (PR). For a list of (American Beauty 350, framed), Willis (Portrait); 1912 T207 Brown Background: (3 fold stresses. Just to the right are #27 Mathewson (GD), 1921-23 E220 National Caramel: Heilman (GD) and 1926-27 subjects, please visit our cards, all common backs) with Harmon (EX) and Mullin (EX, “D” on hat). For a 1953 Topps examples including #62 Irvin (NM oc), #66 Minoso (NM) and #220 Paige W512: #10 Vance (VG-EX). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. website. complete list of items, please visit our website. (PR, with paper loss on the reverse). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

186 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 187 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 869. 1953 Stahl-Meyer 870. 1955 Mickey Mantle PSA 1 Stahl-Meyer (MK) Franks Hank The offered 1953 Stahl-Meyer Bauer Mickey Mantle is one of the more The “hot dog” card prized cardboard collectibles of all enthusiast will savor REGIONAL ISSUES the 1950s regional “meat” issues. this 1955 Stahl-Meyer Graded PR 1 by PSA with an addi- Franks Hank Bauer. tional (mk) qualifier, this early This tough lower- “Mick” presents much nicer than the grade offering dis- technical grade would suggest. plays a combination Despite surface wear and print of surface wear marks on the bottom portion of the including creasing, card, this “hot dog” issue has scuffing and edge tremendous appeal and is a welcome fraying. An impres- addition to any advanced Mantle sive collectible for the gathering. regional type gather- Opening Bid $250.00 ing. Opening Bid $150.00 866. (29) 1933 Goudey Baseball Singles with #92 Gehrig SGC 30 Presented is an eye-catching selection of (29) 1933 Goudey Baseball singles. Included are #30, #42 E. Collins (GD), 61, 62, #63 Cronin (VG), 66, 71, 72, 88, #92 Gehrig (SGC 30), 95, 118, 120, 131, 140, 143, 155, 157, 166, 172, 865. (59) 1922 E120 American Caramel Singles—All Different 175, 182, 185, #189 Cronin (GD), #202 Hartnett (PR, coloring on reverse), 210, 219, 225 and #227 Herman (VG). The composite breakdown for this 871. 1953-54 872. 1953-54 Put a dent into the 1922 E120 American Caramel series with these (59) different singles. grouping is 21% (VG), 55% (GD), 10% (FR) and 14% (PR). Included are EX: (7 cards, 12%) with Burns, Dykes, Krug, McClellan, Schultz, Sheely, J. Opening Bid $200.00 Briggs Meats Phil Briggs Meats Gil Smith; VG-EX: (10 cards, 17%) with Jacobson, Kelleher, Milan, Morrison, Oeschger, Rizzuto Coan Shortprint Quinn, Ruel, Schmandt, Toporcer, Ward; VG: (28 cards, 47%) with Clemons, Courtney, One of the vital cogs to Many who have attempted Cox, Danforth, Fletcher, Fuhrman, Johnston, Leslie, Markle, Mitchell, Mokan, Moore, New York’s postseason to secure a full set of 1953- Mostil, Naylor, O’ Farrell, Parkinson, Peckinpaugh, Peters, Powell, Rapp, Rawlings, dominance, Phil Rizzuto is 54 Briggs Meats cards have Reuther, Schang, Severeid, Shanks, Sherdel, Snover, Walters; GD: (10 cards, 17%) with featured on this 1953-54 found the offered Gil Coan Bohne, Crane, Dauss, Dugan, Galloway, Gharrity, Gooch, Grimm, Olson, Toney; Trimmed: Briggs Meats example. example to be quite a chal- (4 cards, 7%) with Hasty, S. Johnson, W. Schmidt and S. Smith. Due to rudimentary factory Despite multiple surface lenge to acquire. This sel- printing methods of the age, some moderate size variances are present. creases which minimally dom-seen Senator appears Opening Bid $300.00 impact the image, the pre- in (GD) condition with a cisely cut card is otherwise horizontal crease and typi- bolstered by a hint of red cal surface soiling. The bordering on the upper “head-and-shoulders” por- 867. (75) 1887- right corner along with a trait displays the star set 1941 Pre-War vibrant blank reverse. against a penetrating blue- Baseball Opening Bid $400.00 and-green backdrop. The Singles with blank reverse of this accu- rately cut shortprint dis- (15) Hall of plays minimal hot dog Famers grease markings. Supplement your pre- Additionally, the left edge war baseball collec- is accentuated by traces of tion with these (75) the red advertising panel. 1887-1941 singles. Opening Bid $400.00 Bolstered by fifteen permanent residents of Cooperstown, a 873. 1955 Kahn’s 874. 1959 variety of ACC designations are present. Wieners Ted Oklahoma Today Highlights include Kluszewski PSA 3 Uncut Sheet Set 1880s: 1887 N172 Graded VG 3 by PSA, this of (20) with Old Judge Seery exceptionally difficult 1955 Mantle (trimmed); 1900s: Kahn’s Wieners Ted Kluszewski Seldom seen in any con- 1909-1911 E254 example was issued for one day dition, presented is a Colgan’s Chips only at a Cincinnati amusement superlative 1959 Bartley (EX), 1909- park. Of the three other PSA Oklahoma Today Major 1911 T206 White graded examples, only one other Leaguers set of (20/20) in Borders: (20 cards) is at this highest reported grading 868. (14) 1935-1951 Wheaties - With (2) Full Boxes and (2) the original uncut sheet with Baker (trimmed, tier, making this “Big Klu” the form. The scarce regional Piedmont), Crawford DiMaggio “one to get” for fans of this issue is highlighted by (GD, with Bat, Sweet Presented are (14) vintage Wheaties boxes and panels showcasing (mostly) pre-war regional issue. Crease-free with a Mickey Mantle (EX), as Caporal), Wheat icons. The well-preserved examples feature the vibrant blue-and-orange hues long asso- blemish free blank reverse, this well as the Dean and (trimmed, Piedmont); ciated with the product, as well as images of the heroic spokespersons. Includes: 1935 “wiener the world awaited” pres- Waner brothers, Hubbell, 1920s: 1922 E122 (4) Series 1 panels, including Cochrane, T. Jackson, Medwick and Simmons (all present ents at the peak of the assigned P. Martin, Reynolds and American Caramel as EX, with pinholes on the latter two); 1936 Series 4 Gehringer (GD, signed), (2) technical evaluation. Spahn. Exhibiting only Series of 80 Rice (EX), 1928 F50 Yuengling’s Ice Cream #4 Faber (GD); 1930s: 1933 Series 5 panels, with #4 Foxx (VG-EX with small tear and crease along upper border) Opening Bid $750.00 minor wear along the Goudey: (20 cards, average VG) with #197 R. Ferrell, #223 Dean (GD); 1934-1936 and #5 Medwick (presents VG with creases and uneven cut); 1937 (4) including Series 4 right border and a few Diamond Stars: (10 cards, median VG) with #36 Lombardi ERR (trimmed), #63 T. #2 B. Herman panel (presents EX with mounting remnants on reverse); Series 6 #2 light surface scratches, Jackson (EX-MT), #95 Appling (trimmed); 1940s: 1941 Double Play: #39 Mize/#40 Ruffing (presents VG with writing on back); Series 7 #29I DiMaggio panel (VG-EX this overall (EX) sheet Slaughter (GD), #61 Gomez/#62 Rizzuto (EX) and 1941 Play Ball #6 Hubbell (VG). with creases); Series 8 Gehringer (full box, with top and bottom panels missing); 1937 will be a welcomed addi- For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Series 9 DiMaggio panel (VG with pinholes and angled corner cuts); 1939: Series 13 tion to any devout Mantle collection. Opening Bid $200.00 “Casey at the Bat” (VG) and 1951 Series No. 85 A-E Musial (complete box, MT). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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REGIONAL ISSUES BASEBALL Opening Bid$150.00 card stillhaspleasingeyeappeal. reverse. Despitethoseflaws,this and moderatepaperlossonthe surface creasesalongwithsoiling issue grades(FR)withmultiple type card. This difficult regional Stahl-Meyer FranksCarlErskine Offered isapresentable1955 Franks CarlErskine 1955Stahl-Meyer 881. Opening Bid$200.00 is clean. ever-popular advertisingreverse scuffing andpenmarkings. The creases alongwithlightsurface issue grades(FR)withmultiple sentation. This difficult “hotdog” Meyer FranksGilHodgesrepre- Offered isaclassic1955Stahl- Franks GilHodges 1955Stahl-Meyer 879. Opening Bid$200.00 advanced collection. kle, thisBauerisreadytojoinany a barelydistinguishablesurfacewrin- bordering ontheupperedge.Despite and edgesalongwithahintofred rate scissorcut,well-definedcorners grades (EX)witharelativelyaccu- 54 BriggsMeattypecard,which winning formwiththeoffered 1953- Hank Baueronceagaindisplayshis Meats HankBauer 1953-54Briggs 877. Opening Bid$250.00 quite nicelyfortheirtechnicalevaluations. Francisco Sealsalumniarenotaccompaniedbytheoriginalcouponsandappear (SGC 20). These San Zeenut Lloyd Waner (SGC 40)and1926 Zeenut Paul Waner Included are1924 brother singles. 1920s Zeenut Waner winner ofthispair son” isavailabletothe doubleshotof“poi- A SGC Singles—Both Brothers Zeenut Waner (2)1920s 875. H UGGINS & S COTT A UCTION : S EPT 30 - O Opening Bid$250.00 with thetechnicalevaluation. meets alloftherequirementsassociated with nonebetter. The offered specimen hot dogcardsharesthetierwithfourothers Of the(12)examplesassessedbyPSA,this 8byPSA. regional issue,gradedNM-MT with thisscarce1968Kahn’s Wieners Own atruerookiecardofJohnnyBench Better Johnny Bench PSA8—None 1968Kahn’s Wieners 882. Opening Bid$200.00 oddball collector. graded Mantleisanidealacquisitionforthe the knownexamples. This appropriately the gradingtierwithonlytwobetteramong ulation report,thisMantleisoneoffiveat Mickey Mantle. According totheSGCpop- sterling 1954New York Journal-American Graded 84NM7bySGC.Presentedisa SGC 84 American Mickey Mantle 1954New York Journal- 878. Opening Bid$200.00 typical hotdoggreasingmarkings. and bottomedges. The reversedisplays the originalredborderingontop scissor cut,whileexhibitingtracesof grades (VG)withamoderatelyerrant 1953-54 BriggsMeatsMonteIrvin ist, thiscrease-free,tough-to-find For theHallofFametypecardspecial- Meats MonteIrvin 1953-54Briggs 876. Opening Bid$150.00 with alow-gradeevaluation. of surfacewearcommensurate admirers. Displaysacombination been handledbymanyDodger triumph, thissuperstarmusthave the Dodgers1955 World Series the “toastoftown”following Meyer FranksDukeSnider. As lector istheoffered 1955Stahl- For theHallofFameregionalcol- Franks DukeSnider 1955Stahl-Meyer 880. CT DAY TWO 1, 2009 O 1.866.462.2273 CT 1, 2009 Opening Bid$500.00 than makesupthedifference. Includedare#318,322,323,329,332,#333Reese nation ofsurfacewearandreverseglueresidue;however, amultitudeofstarsmore The offered (24)1952 Topps Baseballhighnumbersgrade(PRtoFR)dueacombi- (24)1952 Topps BaseballHighNumbers withStars 883. 383, #384Crosetti,387,397and402-405. 348, 354,358,363,364,#369Groat(writingonback),#372McDougald,374,380, WWW Mathews (VG),#54Feller(VG-EX),#76 Reese(VG),#114 Rizzuto(EX),#147Spahn(FR),#220Paige Opening Bid$750.00 Presented isanimpressivetrioof1952-1954 Topps Baseballstarter/partialsets.Highlightsinclude 1952-1954 Topps Sets Baseball Starter/Partial 885. #132 LasordaRC(VG-EX), #201Kaline 1953 ToppsPartial: 0 XM orbetter, 35%EX, 20% VG-EX, 25% VG orlesser)with#1T 20% EX-MT 20% VG, 25%GDorlesser)with#1Pafko . HUGGINSANDSCOTT (234/274, 30highnumbers,25%EXorbetter, 35% VG-EX, 20% VG, 20%GDorlesser)with#1J.Robinson RC (EX),#250T (GD), #11 Rizzuto(VG),#33Spahn(VG-EX), #36Hodges(GD,bb),#88Feller(EX),#129Mize(VG),#268Lemon(EX); . COM . W S illiams EPAGE EE (VG-EX). Foracomplete listofkeycards,pleasevisitourwebsite. . W , 340, illiams 5 FOR (VG), #10J.Robinson (EX),#32Snider(VG),#37Ford #50Berra(EX), #143 Lopez(GD),#146 Wynn (VG),#153Ford Opening Bid$400.00 a completelistofkeycards,pleasevisitourwebsite. (GD), (2)#50Berra(both VG-EX) and1955Topps: (average VG), (3)#32Snider(VG,(2)GD),#37Ford((2) VG, GD),#45 Ashburn pinholes) with(6)#91Schoendienst(average VG); Highlights include tion existsinthisassortmentwhichfeaturesseveralsuperstarsandshortprints. Assembled isa(397)1952-1955 Topps Baseballsinglescollection.Moderateduplica- Williams (397)1952-1955 Topps BaseballSingleswith 886. Opening Bid$300.00 include #114 Feller(FR),#117 Snider 23% (EXtoEX-MT),33%(VG-EX),26%(VG),12%(GD)and6%(FR).Keycards series ispackedwithkeynoteHallofFamers. The conditionbreakdownforthisrunis securing thishighnumberrunof(48)cards.Comprisingcards#113-160, thisdifficult The challenging1953BowmanColoreditionwillbeatthesetcollector’s mercyupon 1953Bowman ColorHighNumberRun#113-160 884. presents VG, butcardboardresidueonfront),#10J.Robinson Podres RC(VG);1954Topps: numbers, mainly VG to VG-EX) with#147Spahn(EX),#258GilliamRC(GD),#263 NEW BUYERS PREMIUM 1952 Topps LowStarter: (VG-EX), #263PodresRC(VG); 1952 Topps: (99 cards,aggregateEX)with#1T (155 cards,average VG-EX toEX,somelesserwith (219/310, 30%EXorbetter, 25% VG-EX, (VG), #118 Martin(VG),#121Berra (VG), #27Campanella(VG-EX),#37 (VG) and#160 Abrams (VG-EX) 1954 ToppsPartial: 1953 Topps: (21 cards,majorityEX-MT).For RATES (VG), (4)#17Rizzuto (122 cards,26high . W illiams (215/250, (VG), (FR, 191 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 887. (279) 888. (237) 1950-1953 1948- Topps & 1955 Bowman Bowman Baseball & Leaf Singles Baseball Jump into multiple Singles— classic Topps and Loaded Bowman editions Presented is an with these (279) accumulation 1950-1953 singles. of (237) 1948- Several key Hall of 1955 Bowman Famers and a smat- and Leaf base- tering of shortprints ball singles. highlight this collec- This vintage tion which contains gathering is minimal duplication. loaded with Featured are 1950 Hall of Fame Bowman: (78 cards, rookies and 14 low numbers, star cards. majority VG-EX) Featured are with #22 J. Robinson Bowman: (GD); 1951 (229 cards, 24 Bowman: (79 cards, shortprints) mostly VG to VG- with 1948: #6 EX) with #1 Ford Berra RC (GD), #2 Berra (VG), 1949: 892. (3400+) 1959 Topps Baseball Singles (GD), #26 Rizzuto 891. (35) 1932-1958 Baseball Type/Oddball Singles with #100 Hodges Presented is a whopping accumulation of (3400+) 1959 Topps Baseball singles. The (GD), #32 Snider Mantle RC (VG-EX), approximate condition breakdown for this lot is 20% (EX or better), 40% (VG-EX), (EX), #134 Spahn Step out of the mainstream with these (35) 1932-1958 baseball type/oddball singles. #110 Wynn 20% (VG) and 20% (lesser). Few surface creases are found among these mixed com- (GD), #165 T. Highlights include 1932 U.S. Caramel: #22 Foxx (FR); 1948 Signal Gasoline Oaks: RC (VG); 1950: (48 cards, four shortprints, average VG-EX), 1951: (44 cards, 10 mons that include multiple semi high numbers and minor stars. Such a massive group Williams (SGC 40); (2) B. Martin (both EX-MT); 1952 Berk Ross: Mays (VG-EX); 1954 Dan-Dee: (5 shortprints, aggregate EX), 1952: #8 Reese (VG-EX), 1953 Color: #99 Spahn of 1959 cardboard is not often offered, proving this to be a viable proposition for the 1951 Topps Red cards, average EX) with Doby (VG), Lopez (EX-MT), Snider (SGC 80); 1954 (trimmed), 1955: (54 cards, majority VG to VG-EX) and 1949 Leaf: (8 cards, majori- singles dealer. Backs: (24 cards, mostly VG-EX) with #1 Berra (VG), #5 Rizzuto (EX), #22 Feller Johnston’s Cookies: #5 Aaron RC (EX); 1954 New York Journal-American: Ford ty EX). There are minimal instances of trimming throughout. For a complete list of Opening Bid $400.00 (EX), #30 Spahn (EX), #38 Snider (EX-MT); 1952 Topps: (27 cards, majority EX to (EX-MT); 1954 Red Heart: (18 cards, majority EX-MT) with (2) Fox (EX, VG-EX), key cards, please visit our website. EX-MT) with #129 Mize (EX-MT); 1953 Bowman Color: (46 cards, median EX) Mantle (VG-EX); 1958 Hire’s: (6 cards, all with tabs, unless noted) with #26 Nieman Opening Bid $200.00 with #9 Rizzuto (EX) and #99 Spahn (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please (NM), #32 Miranda (NM), #37 Gardner (EX-MT), #66 Zuverink (NM), #61 Snider visit our website. (EX-MT, no tab) and #68 Busby (NM). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

890. (825+) 893. 894. 1949-1956 (1700+) (7700+) Topps & 1957-1960 1960-1962 Bowman Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Baseball Singles Singles— Cards with Partial Loaded A selection of Set and (2) Presented is a classic Topps cardboard awaits Mantle stellar selection of (1700+) the winner of The prospective mostly different this (7700+) set collector or 1957-1960 1960-1962 vintage baseball Topps Baseball Topps Baseball enthusiast will singles. accumulation. relish the oppor- Highlights Significant tunity to secure include 1957 duplication is these (825+) Topps: (194 found within the 1949-1956 cards, average more readily Topps and VG) with #76 available series. Bowman sin- Clemente (VG- Few surface gles. A pair of EX), #95 Mantle creases are pres- partial sets and (FR), #302 ent among these numerous Hall Koufax (VG- mixed cards that of Famers, EX); 1958 include a selec- including two 889. (600+) 1954 & 1955 Bowman Baseball Singles Topps: (494 tion of semi high Mantles, herald Presented are (600+) 1954 and 1955 Bowman baseball commons. Few creases and cards, median numbers, many this mixed-grade only minor duplication are found among these clean mid-grade cards that average VG) with #1 T. of which appear assortment. (VG to EX) with some better and others lesser. Included are 1954 Bowman: (332 Williams (GD), #5 Mays (FR), #30 Aaron (VG), #47 Maris RC (VG), #52 Clemente nicer than the Featured are cards, median EX) and 1955 Bowman: (311 cards, composite VG to VG-EX). This (VG), #150 Mantle (GD), #187 Koufax (VG), #418 Mantle/Aaron (VG); 1959 Topps: lower series. 1952 Topps: (95 cards, mostly FR, 71 with back damage or writing), 1953 Topps: gallery is ideal for burgeoning vintage set collector. (464 cards, mostly VG-EX) with #10 Mantle (VG), #50 Mays (VG-EX), #163 Koufax Included are (130 cards, median GD to VG, 14 high numbers) with #1 J. Robinson (EX), #27 Opening Bid $250.00 (VG-EX), #202 Maris (VG-EX), #380 Aaron (EX), #478 Clemente (FR), #514 Gibson 1960 Topps: Campanella (VG), #54 Feller (VG), #104 Berra (GD), #114 Rizzuto (VG), #220 Paige RC (EX), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (EX-MT), #561 Aaron AS (VG), #563 Mays (3000+, aggre- (VG); 1954 Bowman: (53 cards, median GD) with #65 Mantle (VG), #90 Campanella AS (VG-EX); 1960 Topps: (549 cards, composite EX) with #148 Yastrzemski RC gate EX), 1961 (EX); 1954 Topps Starter Set: (136/250, median VG, seven duplicates) with #1 (EX), #160 Mantle/Boyer (VG-EX), #200 Mays (VG-EX), #300 Aaron (EX), #326 Topps: (2500+, Williams (VG); 1956 Topps Partial Set: (232/340, 102 have varying degrees of paper Clemente (VG-EX), #350 Mantle (VG-EX), #564 Mays AS (EX) and #566 Aaron AS mostly VG-EX loss, otherwise presents EX with 58 duplicates) including #5 Williams (VG-EX), #30 (EX-MT). A small percentage of cards from the late 1950s has writing on the reverses. to EX) and 1962 J. Robinson (GD), #79 Koufax (VG-EX), #135 Mantle (VG-EX) and #200 Feller For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Topps: (2200+, average VG to VG-EX). It is seldom that such a quantity of early (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Topps Baseball singles is offered for public sale. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

192 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 193 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 895. 899. (685) (371) 1960-1970 1962- Topps 1963 and Fleer Topps & Baseball Fleer Singles Baseball Grouping Singles with Many with Stars Mantle Assembled is a For the set (685) 1960- builder are 1970 primarily these (371) Topps and 1962-1963 Fleer Baseball Topps and singles group- Fleer Baseball ing which singles. This includes sever- assortment al stars. displays mod- Highlights erate duplica- include 1960 tion through- Topps: (242 out and a cards, majority 900. 1970 Transogram “Amazin’ Mets” Complete Set of VG-EX) with healthy selec- (5) Boxes with Ryan tion of #10 Banks (VG-EX), The 1969 “Amazin’ Mets” captured the hearts and minds of the baseball world with keynote Hall their epic upset of the heavily favored Baltimore Orioles. Presented is 1970 of Famers, #554 McCovey AS (EX), #564 Transogram “Amazin’ Mets” complete set of five boxes. These unopened artifacts including average (EX-MT to NM) with the three-card strips faring similarly. Included are Mantle. Mays AS (VG), #566 Agee/Gentry/Shamsky (EX-MT), Boswell/Grote/Koosman (NM), Featured are 896. 1958-1969 Topps Mickey Mantle Lot (15) Clendenon/Harrelson/Swoboda, Jones/McGraw/Ryan (NM) and 1962 Topps: #1 Maris (VG), #200 Mantle (GD); 1963 Fleer: #5 Mays (VG-EX); Aaron AS The “Commerce Comet” captures the spotlight in this lot of fifteen Topps examples. Kranepool/Weis/Seaver (NM). 1963 Topps: (343 cards, 91 high numbers, aggregate EX) with #120 Maris (EX), (VG-EX); Includes: 1958 #150 (EX); 1959 #10 (VG-EX), #461 (VG-EX), #564 (VG-EX); 1960 Opening Bid $400.00 #200 Mantle (VG), #210 Koufax (VG-EX), #300 Mays (VG-EX), (2) #490 McCovey 1963 Fleer: #45 Spahn (EX), #56 Clemente (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: (129 cards, most- #350 (VG-EX); 1961 #300 (VG-EX), #475 (VG-EX); 1963 #200 (EX-MT); 1965 (EX-MT, EX) and (7) #500 Killebrew (median EX). For a complete list of key cards, ly VG-EX); 1965 Topps: (88 cards, median VG to VG-EX) with #16 Morgan RC #350 (VG-EX); 1966 #50 (3, all VG); 1967 #150 (VG), and (2) 1969 #500 (both VG). please visit our website. (VG-EX, oversized), #160 Clemente (VG); 1966 Topps: (103 cards, average VG) Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00 with #30 Rose (GD); 1969 Topps: #190 Mays (VG); 1970 Milton Bradley: (43 cards, median NM-MT) with Clemente (NM-MT) and Mays (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 902. Opening Bid $300.00 (3200+) 1909- 897. (825+) 901. (3900+) 1973 1957-69 1957-1972 Baseball Topps Topps Baseball Singles Baseball Singles with Shoebox Collection with Many Collection (2) Mantle Hall of with Featured is an eye- Famers Mantle catching array of Presented is (3900+) 1957-1972 an assortment Complete some Topps Baseball singles. of (3200+) sets with these This assortment 1909-1973 (825+) 1957- exhibits varying baseball sin- 1969 Topps degrees of duplication gles. This Baseball sin- and is comprised of low selection, with gles. Minimal series or semi high moderate duplication is numbers. Several Hall duplication, is found in this of Famers including headlined by assortment, Aaron, Clemente, numerous which features Mantle and Mays are Hall of multiple Hall of found within. Famers and Famers, Highlights include 1957 key rookies. keynote rookies 898. (5400+) 1966-1969 Topps Baseball Cards Topps: #20 Aaron Highlights and a smatter- Offered is an assemblage of (5400+) 1966-1969 Topps Baseball cards. Included in this (GD), #76 Clemente include 1909- ing of high primarily mid-grade gathering are 1966 Topps: (700+, median VG-EX to EX), 1967 (FR), #302 Koufax 1911 T206: (3 numbers. Topps: (2650+, aggregate EX), 1968 Topps: (1750+, composite EX) and 1969 (GD); 1958 Topps: cards, average Highlights Topps: (325+, average EX). Extensive duplication is present. Few surface creases (105 cards, composite VG), 1954 include 1957 exist within this mixed group of commons, which also includes multiple semi high GD) with #343 Cepeda Bowman: #89 Topps: (196 numbers and minor stars. RC (GD); 1965 Topps: (566 cards, composite EX-MT) with (3) #170 Aaron ((2) EX- Mays (VG); cards, median EX) with #95 Mantle (VG); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (VG-EX), 1960 Opening Bid $400.00 MT, EX); 1966 Topps: (401 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) with (2) #100 Koufax (VG- 1957 Topps: Topps: #10 Banks (EX), #250 Musial (EX); 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (VG-EX), #388 EX, VG), (2) #126 Palmer RC (both EX-MT); 1967 Topps: (787 cards, median EX, #1 T. Williams (EX), #95 Mantle (GD), #328 B. Robinson RC (VG-EX); 1958 Topps: Clemente (EX), (2) #406 Mantle HR (both EX), #482 Mays MVP (VG-EX); 1962 50% have slight water staining and curling) with #150 Mantle (GD), (3) #400 #30 Aaron (EX, YL), #52 Clemente (GD); 1959 Topps: #478 Clemente (VG-EX); 1961 Topps: (280 cards, average EX) with #318 Mantle IA (VG-EX), #394 Aaron AS (EX- Clemente (EX-MT, EX, VG-EX); 1968 Topps: (187 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) Topps: (137 cards, mainly VG-EX), 1962 Topps: (231 cards, aggregate EX) with #50 MT); 1965 Topps: (239 cards, majority VG-EX) with (2) #134 Mantle HR (FR, PR), with #50 Mays (EX-MT); 1969 Topps: (298 cards, composite EX to EX-MT) with Musial (VG); 1963 Topps: #200 Mantle (PR); 1964 Topps: (121 cards, majority EX), #300 Koufax (EX); 1966 Topps: #30 Rose (VG), 1968 Topps: #50 Mays (EX), #150 #260 R. Jackson RC (VG-EX), #500 Mantle (VG-EX, YL); 1970 Topps: (254 cards, 1965 Topps: (136 cards, composite VG), 1966 Topps: (356 cards, median VG) with (4) Clemente (VG), #528 Tigers Team (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: (2) #100 Aaron (EX, VG- mainly EX, 20% have slight water stains) with #600 Mays (EX); 1972 Topps: (1125 #126 Palmer RC (average FR to GD); 1967 Topps: (317 cards, average VG) with #200 EX) and (2) #120 Rose (both EX). Please note, a fire at the annex of the consignor’s cards, median EX-MT to NM) with (2) #49 Mays (NM, EX-MT), (4) #309 Clemente Mays (FR), #400 Clemente (EX); 1970 Topps: (919 cards, composite VG-EX) and house has resulted in a scent emanating from the cards. However, the conditions of the (average NM) and #595 Ryan (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our 1973 Topps Partial Set: (410/660 different, median EX-MT) with #50 Clemente (EX- contents are not affected. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. website. MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

194 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 195 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 904. (200+) 907. 908. (1175+) 1952-1975 (2900+) 1952-1985 Baseball 1968-1979 Topps Card Topps Baseball Singles Baseball Shoebox Group with Singles Collection Oddball with A gallery of clas- Sets Complete/ sic 1952-1985 Topps Baseball Assembled is an Starter singles awaits the eclectic (200+) Sets winner of this 1952-1975 base- Featured is a (1175+) card lot. ball card singles (2900+) 1968- Several Hall of collection which 1979 Topps Famers, keynote features multiple Baseball collec- rookies and a oddball sets and a tion that is her- smattering of concentration of alded by com- shortprints are Yankees players. plete/starter found throughout Highlights sets. Minimal this assemblage, include Singles: duplication which contains (208 cards) with varying levels of 1953 Bowman exists among this assortment duplication 903. 1973 Topps Blue Team Checklist Hoard with (4) Sets Color: #44 that exhibits throughout. Bauer/Berra/ and (100+) Singles Hall of Fame Highlights Mantle (VG-EX), Presented is a 1973 Topps Blue Team Checklist hoard which includes four sets and talent such as include 1950s: #93 (100+) singles. Included are Graded: (2) sets ((15) PSA 8 (two oc), (30) PSA 7, (3) Mantle. (353 cards) with Rizzuto/Martin PSA 6), fifteen assorted graded with (2) PSA 8, (9) PSA 7, (1) PSA 6.5, (3) PSA 6; Highlights 1953: (42 cards, (VG); 1955 Ungraded: (2) sets (24/24, average NM), (1) near set 23/24 (missing Minnesota, aver- include 1968 average VG-EX), Bowman: #10 age NM) and (75) assorted singles (average NM). Topps: (195 1954 #132 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #202 Mantle (GD); 1956 Topps: #135 Mantle (GD); 1959 Topps: Opening Bid $300.00 cards, median Lasorda RC (VG- #202 Maris (VG-EX); 1962 Topps: #318 Mantle IA (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #50 Mantle GD to VG) EX), 1955 #50 J. (VG); 1964 Topps Sand-Ups: (38 cards, aggregate EX) with Killebrew (EX), B. with #50 Mays (VG-EX), #280 Mantle (VG); 1969 Topps: (609 cards, mostly EX to Robinson (VG- Robinson (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (GD), #126 Palmer RC (EX); 1968 Topps: EX-MT), 1970 Topps: (79 cards, average EX) with #350 Clemente (EX); 1971 Topps EX), 1957 #328 #280 Mantle (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: #533 Ryan (EX); Sets: (4 sets) with 1964 Topps Starter Set: (420/752 cards, average EX to EX-MT with many better) includes #513 B. Robinson RC Giants: (60 cards, median EX-MT) with #25 Mantle (NM); 1970 Kellogg’s: (75 cards, Ryan (VG); 1972 Topps: (182 cards, majority EX-MT) with #49 Mays (VG-EX), (GD); 1958 #47 Maris RC (VG); 1960s: (513 cards) with 1960 #343 Koufax (VG- average NM to NM-MT); 1971 Kellogg’s: (75 cards, median EX-MT to NM); 1973 #309 Clemente (EX); 1973 Topps: (266 cards, composite GD to VG) with #50 EX), 1961: #2 Maris (EX), #300 Mantle (VG); 1962 #387 Brock RC (GD), (2) 1966 Johnny Pro Orioles: (28 cards, average NM) and 1974 Johnny Pro Phillies: (12 cards, Clemente (VG); 1975 Topps: (82 cards, median NM) with #660 Aaron (EX-MT) and #126 Palmer RC (EX, GD), 1968: #177 Ryan RC (VG-EX), #247 Bench RC (EX); most affixed to pages). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 1979 Topps Complete Set: (726/726 cards, average NM) with #116 O. Smith RC 1970s: (302 cards) with 1974 #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT) and 1979 #116 O. Smith Opening Bid $250.00 (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. RC (NM). Also present are (18) 1980-1985 star cards from a variety of manufacturers Opening Bid $300.00 with (2) 1980 Topps #482 Henderson RC (NM-MT, NM). There are minimal instances of trimmed cards throughout. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 905. (10) 1950s-70s Senators Oddball Lot - 1959 Bazooka SP 909. The presented lot contains (10) vintage Senators oddball items highlighted by a 1959 (350+) Bazooka Sievers SP (VG-EX, black trim partially visible), a 1956 Big League Stars 1954-1993 Vernon statue (NM) sealed in the packaging (VG) and a 1968 Bazooka Second Base Baltimore box (EX-MT, one small crease, missing only the top flap) featuring Howard as well as Bunning and Mazeroski among others. Please visit our website for remaining items. Orioles Opening Bid $200.00 Team Sets & Singles Collection “Birds of a feather flock together” with this (350+) 1954-1993 Baltimore Orioles team sets and singles collection. Highlights include Orioles Team Sets: (24 team sets) with 906. (3500+) 1948-78 Baseball Lot with (2) Aaron RC 1954 Bowman Offered is a vintage baseball lot containing (3500+) cards from 1948 Bowman to (VG-EX), 1954 1978 Topps series. Approximately 10% are from the 1950s and earlier, with the Topps (VG- majority split between the 1960s and 1970s. Though many examples are nicer, EX); Orioles the bulk of the cards are in off-grade condition with the 1957-60 issues display- Singles: (331 ing varying degrees of tape residue. Highlights include: 1954 Topps #32 Snider cards) with (VG), (2) #128 Aaron RC (both VG-EX), 1955 Topps #2 Williams, 1957 Topps 1957 Topps: 910. (10) Uncut Topps Baseball Sheets - With 1975 and #1 Williams, 1958 Topps #187 Koufax, 1960 Topps #343 Koufax and 1962 #328 B. Robinson RC (trim), 1962 Topps: #45 B. Robinson (EX-MT), 1965 Topps: Topps #394 Aaron AS (EX-MT). Please visit our website for additional informa- #150 B. Robinson (EX), (2) #310 F. Robinson (EX-MT, EX), #390 B. Robinson (EX); Entire 1982 Set tion, as this lot contains a plethora of stars and Hall of Famers. 1967 Topps: #475 Palmer (EX-MT), 1971 Topps: (2) #709 Baylor RC (EX, VG-EX) This lot of (10) uncut Topps Baseball sheets includes: 1974 Topps Traded (all 44 Opening Bid $400.00 and 1978 Topps: #36 Murray RC (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please with checklist, minor edge wear); 1975 (creases affect several cards, including #500 visit our website. Ryan); 1982 (entire set of 792 on 6 sheets, including #21 Ripken RC); and (2) 1984. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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911. (4) 1955 Topps Baseball Wrapper - (2) 1-cent and (2) 5-cent Catching the eyes of countless youths with brilliant hues and the hope of what was inside, these 1955 Topps Baseball wrappers hold their same appeal more than half a cen- 915. 1909 Pirates Panoramic tury later. Includes: (2) 1-cent wrappers (one dated, one not dated, both NM); a 5-cent Postcard with Wagner dated wrapper with Bazooka ad (EX, with edge notching and fold stressing); and a 5- Noted as the National League Champions 1909, this cent undated wrapper with Bazooka ad (GD with edge notching and a small tear on the original 13 x 3-1/4 RW Johnson tri-fold Pirates 917. (9) 1930s-50s Phillies Pennants left side). panoramic postcard comes complete with untorn facto- 916. (9) 1940s National League – (2) Very Scarce Opening Bid $200.00 ry folds, featuring notable Bucs such as Camnitz, Pennants and Corresponding Pins Featuring a pair of very scarce examples, this lot con- Clarke, Wagner and Willis. The postcard backing shows These 1940s Senior Circuit collectibles include vintage tains (9) vintage Phillies pennants: 1930s: (1) with penciled inscriptions and mild wrinkles on the middle pennants and souvenir pins. Ranging from 22-1/2” to Quaker (defined point, EX); 1940s: (6) including five and right panels but has survived exceptionally well 30” in length, the (9) felt pennants feature appliqué Phillies Blue Jays logos with 1949 team-facsimiled; given its age and odd size. team logo and name decorations and are accompanied and 1950s (2) including one blue/gold scheme. Opening Bid $200.00 by 1-1/4” period team logo pinbacks (with one excep- Excluding a 1940s pennant (24”, missing trim), these tion). Complete list available on our website. are 29” pennants averaging (VG-EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

912. 1968 Milton Bradley Game with (100) Sealed Cards, Seaver Presented is an original Milton Bradley Win-A- Card board game highlighted by a factory sealed (100)-card pack. The elusive 1968 Milton Bradley set contains football and hot-rod cards with a concentration of baseball players. Hall of Fame inductees B. Robinson, Seaver and Biletnikoff impressively top three of the (25)- card stacks, while Ernie Ladd tops the fourth. These cards grade (NM-MT), barring possible centering imperfections visible on the four top 919. (2) 1950s Negro League Poster 920. (100+) Pennants With (7) 1959 examples. This larger than jumbo pack may con- Bazooka Examples and (70+) 1981 tain elusive cards such as Aaron, Namath and Ryan RC as well as various tough Yellow Letter variations. The original board with spinner (NM), box-bottom (EX) and top (GD, and Broadside top edge repaired) are included, making for a superlative vintage collaboration between two great American giants, Milton Bradley and Topps. 918. (14) 1960s-70s Phillies Pennants Confined to rudimentary venues and adverse condi- All-Star Game Opening Bid $200.00 Offered are (14) 1960s-70s Phillies pennants (average tions, Negro League players continued to showcase Win the pennant with this lot of 100-plus felt gonfalons. EX) with a trio of photo-pennants: 1960s: (9) with incredible talent even after the color barrier in the Ranging from standard size to mini-versions, these color- Photo-Pennants from 1963 (NM), 1964 (GD) and 1968 Major Leagues had been broken. The offered original ful display items with appliqué designs are highlighted (VG), Go-Go (EX-MT), 1967/68 Eagles/Phillies (EX- display items advertised Negro League events from the by: 1959 Bazooka Pennants (7) with Braves, Cardinals, MT); and 1970s: (5) with 1976 AL All-Stars, (2) 1976 1950s. Contains a 1950 New York Royals vs. Cubs, Giants, Phillies, Pirates and Reds; Regular Size NL All-Stars (small and large letter variations) and a Indianapolis Clowns broadside and a 1955 Kansas City Pennants including vintage championship examples of Phillies in ‘76 18x12 banner. Monarchs vs. Southern All-Stars framed poster. Indians (1954), Dodgers (1965) and Pirates (1971). Opening Bid $200.00 Additional details are available on our website. Complete list available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

921. 1930s Ruth & 1959 Mantle Board Games in Boxes Presented is a pair of vintage games endorsed by Ruth and 914. (110) 1981-2005 Baseball Wax Box Hoard Mantle. Contents Presented is this (110) piece 1981-1995 Baseball wax box hoard from the major man- include: 1.) 1930s Babe Ruth ufacturers of the age. Each 24 or 36-pack box is unsearched and in (NM-MT) condi- 922. (4) 1946-61 Baseball Items with tion. Highlights include Topps: (38 boxes) with 1981, 1983, (2) 1984 OPC, (2) 1991 Game, no game- counters though Fox Tobacco Pack 913. (2) 1970 Topps Baseball Series 2 PSA Graded Cello Archives 1953, 2001 Archives Series 2, 2002 Topps 206 Series 1, 2005 Bowman 923. (18) 1950s-1970s New York Area Heritage; Donruss: (33 boxes) with 1982, 1986; Fleer: (19 boxes) with (2) 1981, board (VG-EX) Presented is a quartet of baseball-related collectibles: Packs 1983, (2) 1987, (3) 1989 ((2) cello) and Upper Deck: (9 boxes) with 1989 High (box and Ruth-like figure (missing bat) and flag are includ- 1.)1946 Pirate Pickings Volume 1, # 1, newsletter (VG- Publications, Tickets and Souvenirs Each graded and encapsulated by PSA, this sterling duo of 1970 Topps Baseball damaged). Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling will be substantial. Local ed, box (VG) though presents better; and 2.) 1959 Big 6 EX) with Herman cover; 2.) 1949 Bowman Collectors The “Big Apple” sports fan will feast on these eighteen Series 2 cello packs is available for the taking. These large 35-card packages include pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is highly encouraged. For a complete game, six games of various sports in one box with Club Volume 1, #1 pamphlet (EX-MT); 3.) 1958 MLB 1950s-1970s New York area publications, tickets and Veale front (PSA 9) and LeMaster front (PSA 8). The graded card specialist will find list of wax boxes, please visit our website. Mickey Mantle Baseball, seemingly complete with inte- All-Star game program (EX-MT, not scored); and 4.) souvenirs. The Giants, Knicks, Mets and Yankees are rior pieces (EX-MT), several picturing Mantle, and value with this pairing which possibly includes #140 Jackson, #189 Munson RC, #197 Opening Bid $250.00 1961 Favorite Chewing Tobacco Nellie Fox sealed 3- represented in this interesting assortment. For more Ryan NLCS, #300 Seaver and #350 Clemente. (VG/VG-EX) box showing one torn flap. ounce pouch (EX-MT). details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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929. (15) Multi-Sport Vintage Pennants Paying homage to some of the sporting world’s most storied franchises, these (15) vintage felt gonfalons feature appliqué logos and team names, with spines and/or original tassels intact throughout. With minimal fading and appliqué cracking, the pennants average (VG-EX) quality. Includes: Baltimore Colts (1960s), Chicago White 924. (3) 1904-1950 Vintage Baseball Board Games Sox (1950s), Churchill Downs (1950s), Cleveland Indians (1960s), Detroit Tigers Presented is a trio of 1904-1950 vintage baseball board games. Included are 1.) dated (1960s, tassels removed), (2) Kansas City Athletics (1950s), Milwaukee Braves 1904 Fan Craze game in the original box. The 4-1/4 x 6 wooden board and the affixed (1950s, somewhat rare), Minnesota Vikings (1960s), New York Giants (1950s, rare), tri-color decal are barely touched. The scorecard is unmarked, while the instructions, 928. (13) Philadelphia Phillies Vintage Pennants New York Yankees (1970s), Notre Dame (1960s), Pennsylvania (1950s, felt lettering), game cards (no players) and original pieces are in excellent condition; 2.) dated 1947 Four decades of Phillies Phanfare are colorfully represented in this high-grade assort- Pittsburgh Pirates (1960s) and a 1927 “Washington D.C.” 35-1/2” pennant with felt Kamm’s Baseball with “Casey on the Mound.” The 38x38 cardboard playing surface ment of vintage pennants. Ranging in length from 26-1/2 to 29-1/2 inches, these full- lettering. Individual grades are listed on our website. is moderately creased and housed in its original packaging (VG). The instructions are size felt gonfalons are well preserved, maintaining vibrant hues and appliqué identi- Opening Bid $200.00 clean, the scorecard is pencil marked and the accompanying generic player pieces and fiers that are, for the most part, free of expected cracking. Totaling thirteen, the pen- bat are present and in working order; 3.) dated 1950 Jon Weber Baseball Game dis- nants include a 1943-1944 Philadelphia Blue Jays example (very clean w/no pin- play with nine unopened packages and dice hanging from the original 13-1/2 x 11-1/2 holes); (4) 1951 “Whiz Kids” pennants (including a Shibe Park version w/original tas- advertisement. sels and a player names and numbers listing); (2) 1964 versions (including a photo Opening Bid $200.00 pennant, both have original tassels); (2) 1976 American League All-Stars “scroll” pen- 925. 1966-1968 Fedtro Mickey Mantle Megaphone—Mint nants; a 1977 NLCS pennant; an early-1970s script-style “phillies” example; and (3) in Original Box 1950s versions. The tips have worn on a few of the flags and the tassels have been The offered 1966-1968 Fedtro Mickey Mantle megaphone is a premier keepsake rep- removed from a 1950s “Fightin’ Phillies pennant. Tremendous eye appeal is inherent resenting the beloved Yankee slugger toward the end of his Hall of Fame career. This to this lot. “mint in box” relic is championed by Mantle as having “the proven sound of champi- Opening Bid $300.00 ons.” Measuring 13”, the blemish-free red megaphone is preserved in its original plastic and Styrofoam packaging. The decal is tightly attached and all accompanying paper work is present. Housing the sound machine is a colorful display box which twice features Mantle’s image on the lid. The original store tag is affixed and, aside from moderate wear, the exterior and strings are in excellent condition. 930. Vintage Baseball Memorabilia Opening Bid $400.00 Grouping - With Many Rarities A century of variety is represented in this lot of interesting baseball collectibles. Highlights include: Cards with (73) 1961 Fleer Baseball Greats (EX-MT to NM) and (8) NM 1961 Nu- Card Baseball Scoops (with an original NM wrapper); 1914 B18 Blankets with (19) total (low-grade, as they have been sewn to a larger blanket) including Adams (red pennants), Bauman (white infield), Cobb (white infield) and Sallee (purple pennants); Pinbacks (14) with (5) 1938 Our National Game (with original cardboard squares) including Gehringer and Hubbell; Miscellaneous a 1910 “Fashion Shoe” 2-1/4” pocket mirror with Chicago Cubs schedule printed on the celluloid backing; (8) Harris & Ewing 1923-1924 original news service photographs (St. Louis Browns players, with Shocker and Williams). Additional items are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

931. (17) Vintage Baseball Lot with Signed Baseball 926. Baseball Ephemera Collection - With (2) Vintage Presented is a collection of (17) various baseball items from the vintage realm. 927. Connie Mack Stadium Free-Standing Seat Pair Highlights include: 1.) 1957 Red Sox OAL signed by (27) with Higgins, Williams (“3”), Calendars Bound by Lehigh and Somerset streets, Philadelphia’s Connie Mack Stadium was the signatures average (“5”) on a ball that rates a (“4-5”); 2.) 1940s DiMaggio League base- The attractive collection of display pieces and publications will turn any den into a site of the first All-Star Game to be played at night, as well as to the only rain-short- ball (sealed, EX); 3.) Mantle Official League baseball (Rawlings, EX-MT); 4.) 1963 baseball shrine. Includes: Vintage Ad Displays: (3) including a 1950 “Henry the ened content in Mid-Summer Classic history. The offered freestanding seat pair hails Walter Johnson Hall of Fame Bust (NM), sealed in box (VG-EX) with original cello- Hatter” Babe Ruth calendar (22 x 29-1/2”, in a 26-1/8 x 38-1/8” frame, folds, creases from that famed Philadelphia edifice. Measuring 38-3/8” in width and 30-1/4” in phane; and 5.) 1948 World Series Game 5 (Cleveland) ticket stub (VG, Feller vs. and a small tear minimally detract from the overall appearance), a 1954 “Moore height, a sturdy iron framework is shaped to form three armrests and six legs. Secured Spahn). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a Lumber” Ty Cobb calendar (in a 21-1/4 x 38-1/2” frame, free of folds and creases, within that framework are two sets of three wooden backrest panels and two folding list of the remaining items. apparent NM quality), and a 1954 Ballantine Beer New York Yankees point of sale seats. Numeric identifiers “16” and “17” are respectively stenciled on the top panels. Opening Bid $200.00 display with a color team photo (adhered to a 17x15 board with hanger on reverse); A coat of gray paint appears to be the most recent of several coats. This artifact has Publications: (11) including several mid-grade 1960s Life and Ebony editions with obviously endured the Philadelphia elements, as evidenced by chipped paint through- cover photos of Aaron, Ali, Campanella, Drysdale and Mays. Complete publications out and rust about the metallic components. Due to the size of this item, a shipping listing available on our website. surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

200 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 201 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 932. 937. 1935 1940s- MLB All Star 1950s Game Ticket World Stub Series Behind the arm of and All- Gomez and a home run from Star Foxx, the Game American League Pins defeated the National in the These five 1935 All-Star accessories Game, 4-1. hail from Presented is an 1940s and original ticket stub 1950s land- from the third of mark dia- these annual exhi- mond bitions, grading (VG, crease) with no obtrusive staining and three well-defined edges. events. The Opening Bid $200.00 enamel or celluloid surfaces have retained their glossy appeal and pins remain intact. 933. Large Button Collection - With PM10s and More Includes: This assortment of (275) pinbacks spans nearly a century of diamond heroes, and fea- 1943 All- tures examples with designations as well as souvenir and stadium-issued pins. The 936. (2) 1924 George Sisler Calendars and 1914 Spalding Star Game Press Pin (sterling silver with expected oxidation, threaded post intact with celluloid fronts are well maintained (average EX-MT) with oxidation on the reverse of Catalog - Well-Preserved replacement nut); 1940s All-Star Game pinback (with ribbon hanger and baseball many. Highlights include: 1910-1912 Sweet Caporal P2: Archer, Bescher, Cicotte, The offered trio of ese incredibly well-preserved vintage baseball artifacts includes charm); 1940s All-Star Game pinback (with American flag-themed design); 1951 Crandall, Engle, McGraw and Murray; 1933 Cracker Jack PR4: Cuyler; 1940 George Sisler 1924 Baseball Calendar (2) with Chicago Cubs and Chicago White World Series (enamel charm with “NY” logo and top hat design); and 1956 All-Star PM10: (4) with Camilli, Reiser and (2) Wyatt; 1950s-1960s PM10 (Name at Sox versions, respectively showing the team schedule on two-sided pages marked Game pinback (Griffith Stadium-issued). Bottom): (17) including Black, Boudreau, Pesky, (2) Podres and (2) Snider; 1956 “April” through “September.’ Preceding the calendar pages are pages portraying both Opening Bid $300.00 Topps Pins: (3) with Amoros, J. Robinson (NM), Smith and 1969 MLBPA: (30) the league’s “Premier Player” (Hornsby for N.L. and Ruth for A.L.) and a local great including Brock, Flood, Gibson, Marichal and B. Williams; Miscellaneous: (5 differ- (Alexander for Cubs and Schalk for White Sox). Obtained via a mail-in offer, these ent) vintage boxing pins with Louis (EX-MT). Additional details are available on our calendars have retained (NM) quality with all elements intact and are free of flaws; website. 1914 Spalding Catalog a 148-page guide with color photo ads of various sporting Opening Bid $400.00 equipment items. Covers and all pages are strong and intact. A small portion of the spine is missing, and the front cover has a crease on the lower right corner; however those flaws cannot diminish the overall quality of this relic. Opening Bid $400.00 938. 1941 Lou Gehrig Memorial Bleacher Ticket Stub 939. (9) Crisply depicting the Iron Horse but a month after his tragic passing, presented is a 1944-1945 July 4, 1941 Lou Gehrig Memorial ticket stub. This pink “Bleacher” example grades (VG, light crease) though presents significantly better and is a more difficult find than Baltimore the Grandstand variation. Orioles Opening Bid $200.00 International League Programs 940. 1951 From an era during Program & Ticket which Baltimore Stub From Joe baseball was limit- DiMaggio’s Last ed to the minor league level, these Regular-Season vintage programs Game recall an eventful Having earned three MVP chapter in the blue- awards, ten pennants, collar city’s histo- nine World Series titles ry. Included are (3) and thirteen All-Star 1944 programs selections during his with a patriotic- career, Joe DiMaggio themed cover and packed more into thirteen (6) 1945 editions, seasons than any other each with skipper player in a career of any 934. The Winning Season Movie Prop Lot with Famed Tommy Thomas on length. Offered are (2) the cover. The items from DiMaggio’s T206 Wagner Prop Card 935. Original Mike Mallett Watercolor Painting of Joe well-preserved last-ever regular season The 2004 TV movie “the Winning Season” celebrated Honus Wagner’s life, and the International game. Included are 1.) offered lot includes props used on the set. Presented are (5) different and unique props DiMaggio League guides dated 9/30/51 program including the rare T206 Honus Wagner that has been reproduced with the face of the Joltin’ Joe is vibrantly depicted on this original piece of art from renowned baseball average (EX) qual- issued at Yankee Stadium star of the movie Matthew Modine, (2) different blank World Series score cards, the artist Mike Mallett. The outstanding rendering features Prismacolor penciled details ity with all covers for the contest between “official” World Series program from one of the games at Forbes Field (several of the and accents over a watercolor finish, bearing a unique signature from Mallett on the and pages intact and compacting folds on most. The scoring grids have been marked the Yankees and Boston Red Sox. There are (2) strips of vintage tape on the inside interior pages are blank because this was a movie prop) and a color program of the bottom right. Produced as part of an early-1990s Hall of Fame series, this is the one in pencil and show pre-printed lineups with the likes of former backstop Sherm Lollar. back cover and a tiny tear atop the front cover, but the overall presentation quality is 1909 World Series game from Nevin Field (called Bennett Park in the movie) in and only original of DiMaggio created by Mallett for the series. Any devout A ticket stub from Municipal Stadium accompanies each. That venue (later to be (NM) and 2.) dated 9/30/51 ticket stub. This gold-colored voucher with the Yankees’ Detroit. A truly one-of-a-kind collection focused around a twist on the most sought DiMaggio collector will relish the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind piece of art. named “Memorial Stadium”) became the home to the Orioles in July 1944 when top hat logo and printed seating and event legends presents (EX) with a tiny hole on after card in the industry. All items are in mint condition. Measures 21x21, framed to 26x26 with minor frame wear. Oriole Park burned to the ground just a few blocks to the south. the upper portion. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

202 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 203 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 941. 942. (4) 945. 1916-1930 Eddie Collins 1934- Washington High-Grade Mini-Decal Bat 1988 All-Star One of a handful of survivors from the 1919 Detroit Game Black Sox scandal, Hall of Famer Eddie Collins figures prominently on the offered decal mini- Tigers Programs - bat. Turned sometime between 1916 and 1930, Yearbook 1937, 1956, this 14-inch display prize is gorgeous on several Run 1962 and fronts. The center brand shows fine detail, as much as can be expected on such a small surface, The baseball 1969 and the decal, unlike most examples from this tenants at The offered lot era, remains at least 95 percent intact, with Briggs includes game- intense color and symmetry. Very tiny amounts Stadium (and issued programs of chipping minimally affect Collins’ facsimile endorsement. later, Tiger from all four Mid- Opening Bid $400.00 Stadium) are Summer Classic annually exhibitions were introduced in held in the this wondrous Nation’s Capital. Motown year- Covers and all book collec- pages remain tion. In all, intact on the 946. (17) Vintage Store-Model or Game-Used Bats - With 1911-1916 there are (35) guides that team-issued include 1937 Joe Jackson Decal Model yearbooks. Griffith Stadium, This white ash arsenal includes bats that have seen Major League use, as well as vintage store models. All The run Roosevelt on (17) are uncracked (with one noted exception) and exhibit solid use. Includes Game-Used Bats: Pat begins with a cover; (GD) with Rooney (1983-85 Louisville Slugger “C271” 32oz/35” block-letter model); Holman (1980-83 Louisville 1934 guide, transparent tape Slugger “M110” 32.8oz/34” block-letter model, used in minor leagues); Los Angeles Dodgers 1977-79 the club’s first securing spine and team-issued bat (35.6oz/36” “U1” model with flare knob); Store Model/Commemorative Bats: includes (PR, with wear throughout; (3) Mantle, Colavito, Kaline, Kell (cracked), Keller, Sisler; a 1911-1916 Hillerich & Son Joe Jackson separation 1956 Griffith Stadium, presents as (EX-MT) with handwritten notations on inside decal bat (43oz/33” with illegible decal showing 20 percent of its original form); a 1980 Willie McCovey and tape front cover and box score adhered to first page. Accompanying are American and (38.4oz/36”) block-letter display model with a “521 HOME RUNS” barrel stamping and (4) additional along the National League press releases, as well as a ticket stub; 1962 D.C. Stadium, (EX-MT) store models with no player names. spine and fissures throughout). Next, the 1939 “Baseball Centennial” Tigers yearbook with marked scoring grids and 1969 RFK Stadium, (NM). Opening Bid $300.00 shows (FR) quality. The modern day guides begin with a 1955 publication. Skipping Opening Bid $200.00 1956, the lot includes an uninterrupted run from 1957 through 1988, with the approximate breakdown showing 20% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT) 35% (EX) and 10% (VG-EX or lesser). Opening Bid $200.00

943. 944. Kansas 1950s- City 1960s 947. (5) Vintage Store Model Athletics Baseball Bats Ephemera Yearbook Plucked from retail shelves in the early portion of the twentieth century, these vintage war Lot - With Collection clubs include big name facsimile signatures and Media (35) unique stampings. All exhibit excessive use. Guide Previewing the Includes: 1.) Frank Frisch 1921-1931 Hillerich & Bradsby signature model (37.2oz/33”) with Run and upcoming seasons of 1950s flare knob; 2.) 1940s Adirondack “Simmons 1960 All- and 1960s Style” block-letter model (32oz/34”) with flare Star Major League knob and backwards (right-to-left) stampings; Game clubs, these 3.) early-1900s A.J. Reach “World Series No. annual year- 106” (30oz/34-1/2”) model with flare knob Ticket books include (cracked); 4.) 1912-1925 Spalding Samuel Crawford Autograph model (41.2oz/35”) with Not long for endless minutia chipped knob and vintage athletic tape; 5.) 1932 Hillerich & Bradsby George Sisler signa- their new sur- and images of ture model (38.2oz/35”) with Hornsby-style knob. roundings in diamond Opening Bid $200.00 the Midwest, favorites. With the Kansas colorful covers City Athletics and pages could only con- intact, the vol- tinue a long umes average stretch of lean (EX) quality, 948. (5) Hillerich & Bradsby/Louisville Slugger “Black Bats” seasons started with a few To the victors go the spoils, and in the matter of October baseball, Kentucky’s famed Hillerich & Bradsby by Connie nicer. Includes: plant has been issuing World Series “Black Bats” to the participants since 1934. Offered are (5) coveted Mack’s Baltimore examples. Awarded to players and team personnel, these 35” display keepsakes showcase a lustrous black Philadelphia-based teams. The offered publications represent a high-grade complete Orioles 1957; finish and gold-colored facsimile signature stampings (with block-letter stampings for those not under con- run from a unique franchise that introduced flashy uniforms to the big league scene. Boston Red Sox 1956, 1957 and 1958; Brooklyn Dodgers 1953, 1954, 1955 and tract with H&B). These particular specimens show (NM) quality and include: 1972 National League Includes: Media Guides: (14) including guides from each of the club’s seasons (1955 1957; Chicago Cubs 1951 and 1954; Chicago White Sox 1954, 1957, 1958, 1959, Champion Cincinnati Reds (35 names) with Anderson (manager), Bench, Perez and Rose; 1988 American through 1967) in Kansas City (there are 2 1958 guides). All are complete and well 1960 and 1961; Cincinnati Reds 1955, 1961 and 1966; Cleveland Indians 1950, League Champion Oakland Athletics (37) with Canseco, Lansford, Stewart and Welch; 1989 National kept, displaying (NM) quality. Additionally, there are (4) 1961 spring training guides 1951, 1954, 1955 and 1956; Los Angeles/California Angels 1963 and 1967; League Champion San Francisco Giants (39) with W. Clark, Craig (manager), Mitchell and M. Williams. (NM), roster pamphlets from 1962 and 1963, (2) 1956 “Macy’s” roster/schedule Milwaukee Braves 1957 and 1961; New York Mets 1967; and Philadelphia Phillies Has an “EARTHQUAKE” stamping, as well; 1990 American League Champion Oakland Athletics (38) with leaflets, and a 1958 “News of the Athletics” leaflet.The lot also includes a 1960 All- 1951, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958 and 1963. Canseco, Eckersley, LaRussa (Manager), McGwire and Stewart. Included, as well, is a limited edition (60 of Star Game full ticket (Municipal Stadium, EX with crease and vertical fold at center). Opening Bid $200.00 1000) “Triple Crown Champions” model listing (9) names including Foxx (‘33), Gehrig (‘34), Hornsby (‘22 Opening Bid $250.00 and ‘25), Klein (‘33), Medwick (‘37), Mantle (‘56), F. Robinson (‘66), T. Williams (‘42 and ‘47) and Yastrzemski (‘67). Opening Bid $150.00

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949. Thurman Munson 1977-1979 Signed Game-Used Bat - Used by Nettles The offered Hillerich & Bradsby autographed “S44” Thurman Munson signature model bat was ably wielded, possibly by Yankees stars Munson and Graig Nettles, as the club’s long-awaited return to supremacy came to fruition. Turned during the 1977-1979 labeling period, this (30.7-oz/35”) white ash lumber was most definitely issued to Munson. Inscribed on the knob, however, a black marker notation reads, “NET,” which was a common identifier on Graig Nettles gamers. Just below the facsimile signature stamping, Munson’s actual autograph has faded, maintaining about (“2”) strength. But the fact that the weapon was positively in his hands at least while he signed it opens the possibility that he may have very well brandished the bat at the plate, as well. There is evidence of heavy use with ball, bat-rack, cleat and deeply embedded stitch marks throughout, as well as pine-tar residue and a 14-1/2” H- shaped crack that extends from the handle to the pronounced center brand. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications, the former attesting to the bat’s authenticity and the latter authenticating the signature only. Opening Bid $400.00

953. Carlos Lee Signed Game-Used Bat and 2007 All- 954. Ryan Zimmerman 2008 Signed Game-Used 950. George Brett 1986-1989 Signed Game- Star Game Warm-Up Jersey Collection of (5) Used Bat - MEARS A6 These (2) autographed items were used by All-Star slugger Carlos Lee as he starred The pillar of a youth-laden Washington Nationals roster, third baseman Ryan Zimmerman for the Chicago White Sox and Houston Astros, respectively. Includes: 2000 Bat a has wowed the masses in the Nation’s Capital with exploits the likes of a 30-game hitting Briefly the hot topic after bouts with hemorrhoids and later, pine tar, Rawlings-Adirondack “576B” block-letter (32oz/34-1/2”) model with a glossy black streak and stellar defensive plays at the hot corner. The offered items were autographed George Brett will forever be remembered as one of the game’s greatest finish and Lee’s silver Sharpie signature (“8” strength). Heavy use, with ball and and worn and/or used by Zimmerman during the 2008 season. All show medium to heavy hitters and most intense competitors. The offered Louisville Slugger stitch marks and a 5” handle crack; 2007 All-Star Game Warm-Up Jersey a black wear/game use. Includes: Bat a Marucci “RZ11” block-letter (32.8oz/34”) model signed “C271” signature model bat was brandished and signed by the Royals mesh pullover garment with “NATIONAL” arched across the chest in twill-on-felt and (blue Sharpie, “9-10”) between the center brand and barrel stampings. The uncracked Hall of Famer during the latter portion of his remarkable career. This “45” sewn to the back in orange-on-cream twill. The “4” is signed in black marker weapon shows tremendous use with pine tar, ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout; white ash weapon (30.7oz/34-1/2”) was turned during the 1986-1989 (“9”). A “2007 All-Star Game” patch adorns the left sleeve, a size “52” tag resides on Cleats Under Armour size “12” black leather footwear items with (6) metal cleats affixed labeling period. Between the prominent center brand and barrel stamp- the left side seam, and a “0068” gamer code tag is sewn in the left seam. Light wear. to each sole. Both are signed on the toe portion (silver Sharpie, “6”); Batting Gloves ings, Brett’s black marker autograph shows (“8-9”) strength and clari- Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (for the signatures) and White Sox gray leather “Under Armour” accessories with “ZIM 11” patches sewn to the Velcro wrist ty. The uncracked weapon demonstrates light use, with bat-rack and Charities LOA (for the bat). fasteners. Both are signed on the palm (blue Sharpie, “9”). Auction LOA from James stitch marks on the barrel, a handwritten notation of “GB5” on the knob and a thick 19-inch application of pine tar (some people never learn) that extends from the knob to the handle’s Opening Bid $250.00 Spence Authentications for the signatures. upper portion. Graded A6 by MEARS. Accompanying is an LOA from MEARS (for the bat authentication) and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (for the autograph Opening Bid $250.00 only). Opening Bid $300.00

951. Eddie Murray 1992-1993 Game- 955. New Used Louisville Slugger Bat York Mets One of only four players in Major League history to amass and 500 home runs and 3,000 hits, Hall of Famer Eddie Murray Yankees was the lone switch-hitter to realize those milestones. This autographed Louisville Slugger “M275” signature model Game- weapon was wielded by Murray during his two-year tenure Worn Lot (1992-1993) with the New York Mets. Turned from white of (9) All ash, the sizable (33.4oz/35-1/2”) lumber showcases Murray’s black marker signature (“8-9” strength) and inscription of With “HOF 2003” between the center brand and barrel stampings. Steiner Heavy use is evident in the form of ball, bat-rack and stitch LOAs marks throughout, as well as scoring about the handle, a 5- Worn by local 1/2” handle crack, checking on the hitting surface and hand- heroes in both written notations of “33” on the knob and barrel end. the Bronx and Matching factory shipment records, this bat was employed during a span that saw Murray launch career Queens during homer No. 400. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (for the signature only). recent Major Opening Bid $250.00 league campaigns, these nine items come with individual Steiner LOAs and include: Game-Worn 952. Game-Used Lot - With (9) Bats, (3) pairs of Batting Gloves and (8) Caps: (3) with S. Alomar (2007 black cap with “2” inscribed within the size “7-1/8” crown), Delgado Signed Baseballs (2007 size “7-3/4” blue cap with “21” inscribed within the crown), and Manuel (2007 956. Richie Ashburn’s Retired #1 Vinyl Banner - From Bats and balls from “The Show” are included in this lot of game-used or autographed items. Includes: Game- size “7-1/4” black cap with blue brim, “53” inscribed on bill’s underside); Game- Used Bats (9) 2007-2009 block-letter weapons, all showing tremendous game use with: M. Cairo Rawlings- Worn Batting Practice Jerseys: (4) blue lightweight nylon pullover garments with Veterans Stadium Adirondack “456B”; Dukes Old Hickory “ED2” (cracked); J. Flores 2007-2009 Marucci “AP5-M” (cracked); C. “NY” logo on left breast, white numerals heat-pressed on back, MLB silhouette logo Don Richard Ashburn is, and will always be, one of the greatest Phillies. The Phillies Jones Rawlings-Adirondack “820”; (2) F. Lopez both Old Hickory “FL1” (one is cracked); Millar Marucci sewn to base of neck and proper tagging on the left tail and side seam. With: Bowa showed their admiration by retiring his beloved #1 and displaying it prominently on “KM15”; W.M. Pena 2007-2008 Louisville Slugger “C243” (cracked); and Willingham Carolina Clubs (coach, 2007 number “50,” size “46”), Cano (2007 number “24,” size “48”), Mussina the right field wall at old Veterans Stadium. Offered is the original 7-1/2 foot square “CCM34259” (cracked); Signed Baseballs (8) snow-white OML Selig balls (grade “9-10”) with sweet spot (2008 number “35,” size “48”), and Pena (coach, 2007 number “56,” size “46”); vinyl banner that hung in Veterans Stadium for all to see and admire Ashburn. The #1 autographs (all “9”), including Peavy, Soriano and Zimmerman; Game-Worn Batting Gloves (3 pairs) respec- Miscellaneous: Shawn Green 2007 game-worn cleats (Nike size “14” black leather placed inside a 7-foot circle exhibits wear from years battling the Philadelphia ele- tively worn by Nationals stars Dunn, N. Johnson and Zimmerman. Auction LOA from James Spence footwear items), and Billy Wagner 2006 game-worn batting gloves (Franklin blue- ments. The wooden version of Ashburn’s retired #1 (that was sold when Veterans Authentications (for signatures only). Additional details available on our website. black-and-gray accessories with “13” inscribed on Velcro wrist fasteners). All items Stadium was closed) fetched five-figures and was not displayed as visibility at the sta- Opening Bid $250.00 show light wear. dium as the original vinyl banner was. This is truly unique and a must-have for the Opening Bid $400.00 devoted Ashburn and Phillies fan. Due to the size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $500.00

206 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 207 BASEBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 957. Brooklyn Dodgers Game-Worn Cap Attributed to Pee Wee Reese in 1955 The offered game-worn cap represents Brooklyn’s long-awaited 1955 conquest of the baseball world. The blue wool accessory is attractive on several fronts. It is, without question, a 1950s professional model example worn by one of Flatbush’s heroes. More enticing, still, is that multiple findings attribute the cap’s wear to Hall of Fame shortstop Pee Wee Reese during the 1955 season and landmark World Series triumph. With a white button atop the crown, the item features the club’s upper case “B” logo embroidered to the front center. The six-point crown suspension’s interior is lined with a sweatband that is home to a vintage “Tim McAuliffe” label and a “KM Pro Cap” stamping. Allowing for some shrinkage over 962. 1956 Team Canada Global World Series Game-Worn the years, it appears to be approximately a size “7” (the original size stamping has long-since faded). On the bill’s underside, a faded handwritten notation of Reese’s since-retired number “1” is one of several indicators that this was his cap. Some 961. Steve O’Neill 1952 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Ensemble of the LOAs that have accompanied this cap through a chain of several owners are now unavailable, though portions of letters that do remain claim that this was originally Road Flannel While a pair of New York City-based combatants squared off in the 1956 Fall Classic to mark the decade’s fifth “all Big Apple” showdown, there were, to be sure, entries obtained by former Dodger Bob Aspromonte as part of Reese’s complete 1955 ensemble. The lone Dodger to perform in all seven of the Fall Classic encounters with the cross- The backstop for the 1920 World Series champions in Cleveland, Steve O’Neill went from other parts of the globe vying for the prize in the international arena. The offered borough rival Yankees, Reese was very likely the man who wore this cap in his club’s most glorious effort. Contents of the original MEARS letter attributing the cap to Reese on to become one of the game’s most successful skippers, piloting four different teams vintage flannel ensemble was worn by one of the 1956 “Global World Series” finalists can be viewed on our website. Accompanying is an LOA from Phil Wood, supporting the claim that this is an authentic 1950s Brooklyn Dodgers game-worn cap. A MEARS over 14 seasons and never enduring a losing year. The offered Philadelphia Phillies from Team Canada. This unique uniform consists of the following: Jersey a cream- hologram is present with no accompanying cert. road jersey was worn by the Pennsylvania native during the 1952 season. This gray colored zippered garment with “CANADA” arched across the chest in red-on-blue felt Opening Bid $250.00 flannel button-down garment features “Phillies” embroidered in maroon cursive char- and “11” sewn to the back in like fashion. White-and-blue piping accents the zipper acters to a white panel across the chest and “24” sewn to the back in like fashion. The path, neckline, shoulders and sleeves and a dual U.S.-Canadian flag patch adorns the Phils have long been unique in this tradition of embroidery, as other teams use solid left sleeve. Within the collar, a Saskatchewan-based “Kyle Bros” label is accompanied 958. Tony LaRussa 1963 Game-Worn Kansas City Athletics Jacket materials for their identifiers, which, in 1952, were almost exclusively felt. Within the by a size “40” flap tag; Pants cream-colored flannel leg wear with (6) blue belt loops, The third winningest manager in Major League history and one of just two collar, a strip tag features chain-stitched notations of “O’Neil” (sic) and “52.” On the a one-button zippered fly and (2) blue (back) pockets with button flaps. White-and- skippers to guide clubs to World Series championships in both leagues, Tony vented and tapered right front tail, a “Wilson” label is accompanied by flap tag whose blue piping lines the outer legs and, situated within the waistband, a “Kyle Bros” label LaRussa will most definitely have a date in Cooperstown. Lesser known, how- contents have faded and a portion of a since-detached tag that likely indicated size. is accompanied by remnants of since-removed tags. Representing Canada in the ‘56 ever, is the fact that his seven-season playing career spanned four different There are six holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. All original Global event, North Battleford was felled by both Japan and Hawaii, but not before cities and three franchises over 11 calendar years. The offered Kansas City and unaltered, the jersey has a small cotton pocked sewn within the left breast, which having advanced by beating future big league Ron Perranoski in semifinals play. Athletics jacket was worn by the future hall of Famer during the 1963 season, was probably used as a storage space for cigarettes. Heavy wear is evident with scat- Piloted by Emile Francis of hockey fame, the North Battleford Beavers had erased a his first in the big leagues. Issued during the season, which saw the famous tered holes on the lower front. Having taken over a struggling Phils team (28-35) on 6-0 deficit in an earlier semifinals triumph. The garments show no repairs or alter- “A” logo unveiled, this green satin button-down jacket features the aforemen- June 27 of that season, O’Neill proceeded to guide the club to a 59-32 mark the rest of ations and signs of appropriate wear with minimal pilling throughout. tioned character sewn to the left breast in white-on-gold double twill, (2) front the way. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan. Opening Bid $500.00 pockets with leather-lined openings and green-white-and-gold striped elasti- Opening Bid $400.00 cized collar, waistline and cuffs. Within the collar, a “Wilson” label and size “42” flap tag reside below a leather hanger. Within the button path, a vintage black marker notation of “29” reveals the first of six uniform number worn by 963. 1961 Los Angeles Angels Inaugural Season Game-Worn Jersey LaRussa throughout his uneventful playing career. Light wear. Accompanying With the Dodgers and Giants having become National League transplants just three years prior, is a full photo LOA from Lou Lampson. California gave birth to its first Junior Circuit representative in 1961. The offered Los Angeles Angels Opening Bid $250.00 apparel was worn during the inaugural and subsequent seasons in Southern California. This gray flannel button-down garment features “LOS ANGELES” arched across the chest in blue-on-red felt and “45” sewn to the back in like fashion. Blue-and-red piping lines the sleeve endings and collar, while the tapered and vented left front tail is home to a “Tim McAuliffe” label and accompanying tags that denote 959. 1950s “‘61” and (size) “44,” respectively. Beneath the numeric identifiers, an outline of “3” remains visible, Philadelphia suggesting that Bob Elliott wore this jersey during his lone season in a mentor capacity. The existing Phillies “45,” meanwhile, was not worn by an Angels player until 1963, when September call-up Bob Duliba Game-Worn was issued the number. Both were very similar in height and weight, supporting the likely assumption that the jersey was worn by both. The unaltered “LOS ANGELES” is quite appealing in that many of Warm-Up these examples were re-lettered “ANGELS” when the team moved to Anaheim in 1965 and discarded Jacket the city name on its road jerseys. The accompanying size “7-3/8” cap is an unworn specimen intended Worn by a for an early Angels player. A silver halo is embroidered atop the blue crown and the original “PRO KM Philadelphia CAP” cardboard insert remains. Accompanying is an LOA from Phil Wood. Phillies player dur- Opening Bid $400.00 ing the 1950s, this gray flannel warm- up jacket is an 964. Gary 965. (5) Signed incredibly well-pre- Matthews 1983 Game-Worn Major served piece of post-war National N.L. Champion League Jerseys - League apparel. Philadelphia With Kenny Rogers The seven-button Phillies Signed Donned on big league dia- garment features Game-Worn monds from coast to coast, (2) front pockets these (5) knit button-down gar- and a red-on-white Home Jersey ments feature tackle twill felt “P” sewn to the As the once-woeful team/player name and numeric left breast. The lat- Phillies continued their identifiers, as well as proper ter feature repre- National League dominance during the early-1980s, outfielder Gary Matthews posted impres- tagging. All show medium sents the Phils’ sive offensive totals in the sizable shadow of teammate Mike Schmidt. The offered auto- wear and have been auto- compliance with 960. Cal Ripken, Jr. 1980s Signed Game-Worn Cleats graphed Phillies home jersey was worn by Matthews during the 1983 National League champi- graphed (average “7-8”) by the style of their Dubbed “Iron Man” and “Non-Stop Shortstop” throughout his tireless career, onship season, the club’s second such showing in four years. This maroon-pinstriped, white their one-time wearers. N.L. counterparts, Baltimore Orioles legend Cal Ripken, Jr. embodied a work ethic unparalleled before knit zippered garment features the club’s cursive “P” logo sewn to the left breast in maroon Includes: Benny Agbayani as such identifiers or since. The offered autographed game-worn cleats provide telling evidence of the tackle twill, “34” sewn to the back and right breast and “MATTHEWS” arched on a name plate 2001 Mets home alternate, were almost exclu- Maryland native’s commitment to the game. These black leather/canvas footwear atop the back number in like fashion. Just above the front number, Matthews’s black Sharpie #50, size “52”; J.J. Davis 2004 sively embroidered items feature orange-colored highlights and the familiar “adidas” logo on the heel of signature (“8” strength) is accompanied by his inscription of “The Sarge!” Within the cotton- Pirates home vest, #26, size on Phillies gar- each. On the outer portion of each, Ripken’s black marker signature emerges to show lined collar, a swatch tag reads “Matthews” in chenille-stitched cursive. Unique to Phillies jer- “54” (not signed); Mark Lee ments. The collar, (“8-9”) quality against the bright-orange surface. As expected, the size “10-1/2” shoes seys of that era, maroon-colored trim lines the shoulders and sides and a Phillies 100th 1995 Orioles road jersey, #52, waistline and exhibit evidence of heavy game use, with minimal separation on the orange stripes Anniversary logo patch adorns the left sleeve. The tapered left front tail is home to a “Wilson” size “48”; Kenny Rogers 1989- sleeve endings are and dirt caked about the metal cleats and plastic soles. Hundreds of Getty images size “44” label and a swatch tag with “83” (year) and “1” (set number) identifiers. The pen- 1993 Rangers home jersey, comprised of red-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton. Within the collar, a “Wilson” match these cleats to the ones Ripken wore during his years at Memorial Stadium nant-winning apparel shows no repairs or alterations and evidence of solid game wear. #37, size “48”; and Jaret label is accompanied by a size “44” flap tag. An eye-catching 1950s Shibe Park arti- (1981-1991). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (attesting to the Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as a basic cert hologram (#D72298) from Wright 2000 Indians road alternate, #27, size “50.” Included, as well, as an fact, this one is an original and in superior condition. authenticity of the autographs). James Spence Authentications for the signature. MLBPA flannel vest signed by Joe Charboneau (inscribed “80 R.O.Y.”). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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972. Pie Traynor Single-Signed Baseball - With Full JSA Letter The offered ONL Giles sphere is signed and inscribed by Hall of Famer Pie Traynor. The medium-toned orb (grade “5”) has faded stampings and shows signs of handling. It appears as though Traynor began to sign a side panel, as his trademark “P” stands alone. For whatever reason, Traynor did not complete that signature, but moved to the obscured stampings, where he penned (in blue ballpoint): “To Bob With best regards (signed) Pie Traynor.” Executed near the laces, the autograph projects (“4”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

966. Mike Torrez 1975 Game-Worn Baltimore Orioles 967. John Kruk Game-Worn 1994 Philadelphia Phillies Road Jersey This Baltimore Orioles 1975 road jersey was worn by Mike Torrez as he posted the Home Jersey lone 20-win campaign of his 18-year career. The gray knit button-down garment fea- A fan favorite who once traded his uniform number for $10 and two cases of beer, for- tures “Orioles” across the chest, “24” on the back and left front and “TORREZ” mer first baseman John Kruk wore this Philadelphia Phillies home jersey during the arched atop the back number (all in orange-on-black twill). Orange-white-and-black strike-shortened 1994 campaign, his sixth and final season at Veterans Stadium. striped stretch knit lines the sleeve endings and a “Wilson” size “44” label is sewn Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan. Full description available on our website. within the cotton-lined orange-and-black collar. Medium wear. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $200.00 Phil Wood. Opening Bid $200.00 973. 1930 Yankees-Senators Multi-Signed Ball - With Ruth and Gehrig Amid a disruptive transition, the 1930 New York Yankees still managed to pace the American League in runs (1,062, home runs (152) and team batting average (.309), securing their fifth of 39 successive winning seasons in doing so. Still, as Bob Shawkey filled the gap between legendary skippers Huggins and McCarthy, the Bombers could fare no better than third, looking up at both the champion Athletics and the runner-up Senators. At Griffith Stadium for an Independence Day double-header, players from both the Yankees and Senators saw fit to autograph this baseball, a medium-toned Spalding “Official Carolina League” sphere (grade “4”) coated with a uniform layer of shellac and decorated with black-ink steel-tip fountain pen signatures that resonate (“4-5”) quality on the average. Includes: Sweet Spot: Shires; North Panel: Ruel, Child, Marberry, Harris, Chowder and Thomas; South Panel: Combs (“5”), Gehrig (“5”), H. Rice, Dickey (“5”) and Judge; West Panel: B. Hargrave, Ruth (“3-4”) and Pipgras; East Panel: Bluege, Loepp, Altrock (coach), unidentified signature and Wells. A handwritten legend on the stampings indicates that the host Senators swept both ends of that afternoon’s doubleheader. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Applicable deceased dates are listed on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

974. Multi-Signed 1935 Baseball With Ruth and Gehrig - 969. Ruben Amaro, Jr. Signed Game-Worn 1997 PSA/DNA 968. Darren Daulton Signed Game-Worn 1995 Philadelphia Phillies Home Jersey Players come and players go, but legends thrive forever. Such are the sentiments experienced when eyeing the offered multi-signed baseball. The scriptings of Yankee legends Babe Ruth The younger portion of the only father-son combination to play for the Phillies, Ruben Philadelphia Phillies Road Jersey and Lou Gehrig, of course, trump the surrounding pennings, and the elements add up to pin- Amaro, Jr. wore and signed this Phils home jersey during the 1997 campaign. Darren Daulton wore and signed this Phillies gray knit road jersey during the 1995 point the sphere’s origin to an afternoon during May, 1935. With high probability, the keep- Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James season. Signed near the back “1,” (“9” strength), the size “48” garment features red- sake is an OAL Harridge example (as suggested by the alternating red-and-blue laces). The Spence Authentications. Complete description available on our website. on-white identifiers. Accompanying is a signed LOA from Daulton, as well as an stampings have faded and surface toning and abrasions warrant (“4-5”) assessment. The Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from Ed Dolan and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. black or blue ink autographs, however, emerge to project higher quality (in several Additional details available on our website. instances). It is without question that the signatures were executed on at least two separate Opening Bid $200.00 dates, as several New York Yankees names appear, as do contemporaries from both the Boston Braves and St. Louis Cardinals. The aforementioned date narrows the signing during a Braves-Cardinals match-up prior to Ruth’s May 30 retirement (the Braves and Cards met five times in May, 1935). Symbolism of powers heading in opposite directions is inherent in that Gehrig (“4” strength) occupies the sweet spot, which had always been reserved for Ruth (“5”), whose physical decline had relegated him to the east panel. Just above Ruth, Dizzy Dean has signed to show (“6”) quality. Among the remaining legible autographs, we find: North Panel: Lazzeri (“4”) and Pepper Martin (“5-6”); South Panel: Rothrock, Gomez (“3- 4”) and Lee; West Panel: Combs, Brandt and Maranville (“5”). Opposite the sweet spot, Medwick (“5”) and Berger have signed. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $750.00

975. 1938 World Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed Ball With Gehrig and Dickey Proving that there could indeed be “life after Ruth,” the New York Yankees supplanted their former hero with the likes of can’t-miss prospect Joe DiMaggio and continued to reign supreme under the unselfish leadership of Lou Gehrig. In the latter hero’s final full campaign, 971. Cristian Guzman 2008 Washington Nationals Game- the pinstripers won a (then) unprecedented third successive title. The offered OAL Harridge 970. Mike Lieberthal Signed Game-Worn 1997 ball is autographed by (21) members of that 1938 title squad. Included is Gehrig’s coveted Philadelphia Phillies Road Jersey Worn Home Jersey penning and the decidedly tough signature of Jake Powell, who was felled by a self-inflicted The offered Phillies road jersey was worn and signed by former catcher Mike The white knit button-down Cristian Guzman jersey features tackle twill identifiers of gunshot in 1948. This creamy sphere (grade “6”) is minimally affected by surface abrasions Lieberthal during the 1997 season. With armband and patch tributes to fallen team- “NATIONALS” across the chest, “15” on the back and left front and “GUZMAN” and is home to black ink, steel-tip fountain pen scriptings with varying grading strengths. The mate Richie Ashburn and Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson, the jersey comes with an arched atop the back number. The left and right sleeves feature a “DC” patch and a sweet spot is home to Gehrig, whose small signature mirrors his unassuming personality. The LOA from Ed Dolan and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Full Nationals Park “2008 Inaugural Season” patch, respectively. The tapered left front tail middle portion of his surname is somewhat faded but the entirety of the signature warrants (“5-6”) assessment. Also included: North Panel: (average “4-5”) with DiMaggio description available on our website. is home to a “Majestic” label and a size “50” flap tag. A “0062” gamer code tag is (clubhouse), Murphy, Gordon, Henrich, Andrews and Chandler; South Panel: (“2” strength) with Ruffing, (2) unidentified signatures, Rolfe, McCarthy (clubhouse), Glenn and Opening Bid $200.00 sewn within the left side seam. Light wear. Sundra; West Panel (“5” strength) with Gomez (clubhouse), Selkirk, Hadley, Powell, Knickerbocker and Vance; East Panel: (“5-6” strength) with Dickey, Dahlgren, Pearson Opening Bid $150.00 and Hoag. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. A complete listing of applicable deceased dates is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

210 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 211 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 976. 1941 Baltimore Orioles Signed Baseball and Album 980. 1956 Presented are two International League items signed by an array of 1941 Baltimore Orioles. The lot con- World tains: 1.) team ball signed by (25) with Corbett, D. Howell, R. Howell (d.1950, “5”), Mungo (sweet spot, Champion “6”, non-Oriole), Seeds, Trikle, signatures average (“4-5”) on a ball that rates a (“4”) with undetermined stampings and 2.) Autographs album signed by (23) including Orioles Flair, D. and R. Howell, Niller, New York Seeds and M. Weaver amongst others, penned in fountain (excluding two in pencil), averaging (“7-8”) in Yankees an attractive 6x4 album. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a Team- complete list of signatures. Opening Bid $250.00 Signed Ball With Stengel and Berra - Full JSA With New York representation in the World Series an annual event from 1949 through 1956, the New York Yankees felled 981. cross-borough Roger rival the Maris Brooklyn Dodgers in the seventh and final installment of the 1956 October show- Single- down. The offered OAL Harridge sphere is autographed by (32) of those pinstriped stalwarts. The creamy orb (grade “6”) is covered with a very thin and uniform layer of Signed shellac, an agent applied to protect blue ink signatures that average (“8”) strength and Baseball clarity. Includes: Sweet Spot: Stengel (manager) and Crosetti (coach); North Panel: The offered baseball is home to the Grim, Siebern, Freeman, Herzog, Larsen, Johnson, DePalo, Garmon and Turley; flowing signature of former slugger Roger Maris. Unassuming and content with South Panel: Skowron, Lumpe, E. Howard, R. Coleman, Cerv and Pignatello; West second billing to teammate Mickey Mantle, Maris (d.1985) often matched or sur- Panel: Berra, Bauer, Carey, Martin, Sturdivant, Richardson and Throneberry; East passed his pinstriped cohorts in terms of fence-clearing feats. Spared from contact Panel: Martyn, Terry, Turner (coach), McDermott, Carroll, Coates and Kubek. The with Maris’ lethal white ash arsenal, this particular ball features a creamy surface 977. 1944 U.S. Air Force Team-Signed Ball stampings are home to a clubhouse Mantle signature and an unidentified scripting. and a “Wilson – Official league” stamping. Minimally affected by intermittent ton- With DiMaggio, Gordon and Ruffing This was undoubtedly signed during spring training, as Herzog was dealt to ing spots (far from the signature), the ball grades (“6”). In its occupancy of the Washington on April 2 and several others played only for the Yankees’ Class AAA While the rosters of 1944 Major League clubs had been ravaged by sweet spot, Maris’ blue ballpoint signature is highlighted by prominent upper-case affiliate in Denver that year. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence military enlistment, the 7th Air Force diamond assembly at Hickam Field, Hawaii enjoyed the opposite fate, securing the likes of Joe DiMaggio, Red Ruffing and Joe Gordon. “R” and “M” pennings, as well as by a complete circle to dot the “i” in “Maris.” Authentications. Applicable deceased dates are listed on our website. The offered OAL Frick keepsake is signed by (23) members of that temporary wartime squad. The medium-toned sphere (grade “5”) has legible stampings and blue ink auto- Overall, the signature projects (“7-8”) quality. Accompanying is an auction LOA Opening Bid $250.00 graphs that have faded over time but are still legible (average “5”). Highlights include: DiMaggio (“5,” minimally affected by surface abrasions), Fain (d.2001), Gordon (“6”), from James Spence Authentications. Ruffing (sweet spot, “3-4”) and Silvera. Accompanying is a notarized LOA signed by Silvera, who was stationed with DiMaggio in Hawaii and was to later be DiMaggio’s Opening Bid $500.00 Yankee teammate (1948-1951). A panel-by-panel listing with applicable deceased dates is available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

978. 1947 St. Louis 982. 1961 New York Yankees Cardinals Team-Signed Team-Signed ball - With Maris, Baseball - With Musial, Ford and Berra Medwick and Slaughter Often used as the measuring stick against which In defense of their thrilling World Series other great teams are compared, the 1961 New triumph over Boston, the 1947 St. Louis York Yankees rank at or near the top of many a Cardinals again fielded a competitive baseball purist’s list. The offered baseball is auto- squad that finished within five games of graphed by (22) members of that high-powered the front-running Dodgers. The offered roster. This unofficial creamy sphere (grade “6”) ONL Frick orb is autographed by 27 features a script-style “Yankees” stamping and a members of that Gateway City roster. “Spalding” logo and is minimally affected by The medium-toned sphere (grade “5”) is areas of faint toning and evidence of handling. affected by surface abrasions with signa- The black or blue ballpoint autographs, meanwhile, average (“6-7”) quality, with several tures that average (“5-6”) quality, nicer. Includes: Sweet Spot: Berra and Mantle (clubhouse); North Panel: Gardner, including: Marion, Medwick (“5”), Clevenger, Blanchard, Reniff, Richardson and Maris; South Panel: Skowron, Sheldon, Musial (“6”), Schoendienst (“4”) and Slaughter. Auction LOA Stafford, C. Boyer, Ford and Howard; West Panel: Arroyo, Lopez and Downing; East from James Spence Authentications. A complete list is available Panel: Kubek, DeMaestri, Cerv, Hale and Daley; Stampings: Coates. Auction LOA from on our website. James Spence Authentications. Applicable deceased dates are listed on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

979. 1953 Washington Senators Team Signed Ball - With Harris and Manush 983. 1971 Detroit Tigers Team-Signed Ball - With an abundance of team speed, the 1953 Washington With Kaline and Cash Senators posted a second straight winning season for the first Runners-up to the three-time champion Orioles, the 1971 Detroit time since 1933. The offered OAL Harridge sphere is signed by Tigers paced the big leagues with 179 home runs en route to 91 (25) members of that D.C. roster. The creamy orb (grade “6”) is wins. This lightly toned OAL Cronin ball (grade “6”) is decorated coated with shellac, thinly in most areas and pooling slightly in with (29) ballpoint signatures (average “6-7” strength) from that others. The blue ballpoint pennings average (“8”) strength, Motown installment. Highlights include: Cash (sweet spot), Horton, including Harris (manager, sweet spot), Jensen, Manush (coach) Kaline (sweet spot), Lolich and Stanley. Auction LOA from James and Runnels. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications. Additional signature are listed on our website. A complete list is available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

212 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 213 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 993. (2) Signed Team Balls – 1976 Red WS and 1977 Dodgers The offered pair of team-signed baseballs boasts the 1976 World Series champion Cincinnati Reds as well as 1977 World Series runner-up Los Angeles Dodgers. Notable signatures include: 1.) 1976 Reds signed by (27) with Anderson, Bench, Morgan, Perez and Rose, signatures average (“7”) on a Feeney sphere that rates a (“7”) and 2.) 1977 Dodgers signed by (22) with Garvey, Lasorda and Sutton, signatures average (“8”) on a Feeney sphere that rates a (“7.5”). Each ball comes with an individual full-picture PSA/DNA LOA. Full list of players is available on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 985. 1956 Boston Red Sox Team-Signed 984. 1954 Baseball Announcers and Ball - With T.Williams - Full JSA 986. 1960 New York Yankees Team- Writers Signed Ball (27) members of the 1956 Boston Red Sox roster, Signed Ball - With Maris and Maas “Knights of the Keyboard” and voices of baseball including unrivaled hitting icon Ted Williams, signed Winners of their 10th flag in 12 seasons, the 1960 New signed the offered OAL Harridge ball (grade “5-6”) the offered OAL Harridge sphere. The creamy ball York Yankees signed the offered OAL Cronin sphere. back in 1954. Executed with various writing instru- (grade “5-6”) is covered with a uniform layer of shellac The creamy orb and (21) signatures show (“6-7”) quali- ments, the (15) signatures average (“7”) strength with that was applied to protect blue ink scriptings that res- ty. Highlights include Berra (s/s, a clubhouse Mantle highlights including: Mel Allen, Curt Gowdy, Merle onate (“7-8”) quality throughout. Highlights include: T. resides just below), Maris, Ford and the ever-tough D. Harmon, Burton Hawkins, Arch McDonald (sweet spot) Williams, Jensen and Vernon. Full photo LOA from Maas. Auction LOA from James Spence 994. (3) Signed Baseballs - With and Bob Wolff. Auction LOA from James Spence James Spence Authentications. A complete listing is Authentications. Complete list on our website. DiMaggio, Aaron and Authentications. available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Mays/Mantle/Snider The Hall of Famers who signed the offered (3) spheres are truly in a class by themselves. The blue ballpoint autographs show (“9”) strength throughout and include: Aaron a clean white ONL White ball (grade “9”) signed on the sweet spot; DiMaggio (d.1999) a mildly toned OAL Brown orb (“6”) signed on the sweet spot; and Mantle/Mays/Snider a lightly toned ONL White example with Mantle (d.1995) (sweet spot), Mays (south panel) and Snider (north panel). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00

987. 1968 N.L. Champion St. Louis 988. 1972 National League Cardinals Team-Signed Ball - With Champion Cincinnati Reds Team- Carlton, Maris and Flood Signed Baseball 989. 1975 Cincinnati Reds Team Ball The 1968 St. Louis Cardinals posted a microscopic The offered OAL Cronin sphere (grade “8-9”) is signed 2.49 team ERA in achieving their regal status. This gor- by (29) members of the 1972 National League champi- with (30) Signatures geous ONL Giles sphere (grade “9” w/very light shel- on Cincinnati Reds in blue ballpoint pen (average “7- Offered is a 1975 World Champions Cincinnati Reds lac) is home to (28) ballpoint pennings that range from 8”). Highlights include: Anderson (manager, sweet autographed team baseball with (30) signatures. The (“7”) to (“9”) in strength. Highlights include: Brock, spot), Bench, Kluszewski (coach), Morgan, Perez and Official Koch baseball features the key signatures of S. 995. (5) 1976 American League Team Signed Baseballs Anderson, Perez, Rose, Foster, Morgan, Bench, Flynn Carlton, Cepeda, Flood, Gibson, Maris and Rose. Auction LOA from James Spence Presented is a lot featuring five Lee MacPhail OAL baseballs signed by five and Kluszewski (coach). The autographs are in blue ink Schoendienst. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. different squads from the 1976 MLB campaign. Included are: 1.) Angels and grade (“7-8”) on a slightly off-white sphere. Full Authentications. A complete listing is available on our Opening Bid $150.00 signed by (26) with Bonds, Ryan, D. Williams; 2.) A’s signed by (25) with list of players is available on our website. Auction LOA website. Fingers, Tanner, B. Williams; 3.) Royals Division Champs signed by (24) with from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Brett; 4.) Tigers signed by (26) with Fidrych, Ar. Rodriguez and 5.) Twins Opening Bid $250.00 signed by (21) with Carew, Mauch, Oliva. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for ball/signature grades and additional information. Opening Bid $250.00

996. (10) Single-Signed Baseballs - DiMaggio, Williams and Koufax 990. (4) 1987-89 Bay Area Team 991. (4) Alex Rodriguez Autographed 992. (11) Multi Signed Baseballs - (2) This assortment of (10) autographed baseballs with out- Signed Balls - (3) WS Baseballs 1986 Barry Bonds standing “break” value features two California-born greats who honed their skills in the Pacific Coast League and a Presented are (4) signed team balls with (3) from the Perennial MVP candidate Alex Rodriguez has signed Presented are eleven multi-signed baseballs with ball- Brooklyn-born southpaw who baffled hitters on both 1989 “Battle of the Bay” World Series. Contents this quartet of OAL and OML baseballs. Included are point and fiber-tip signatures that average (“6-7”). With coasts. Ranging from clean and white (grade “9”) to lightly include: 1-2.) (2) 1989 A’s WS Champions, signed by two snow-white (grade “10”) and two lightly toned (233) total signatures, this lot is highlighted by: 1986 toned (“6”), the spheres are home to blue ballpoint, sweet- (31) with Henderson, McGwire, and signed by (30) (“8”) examples that are home to sweet spot blue ball- NY Mets team ball, (2) 1986 Pirates team balls with spot pennings that resonate (“9-10”) strength and clarity with Eckersley, McGwire; 3.) 1989 Giants signed by point pennings showing (“9-10”) quality. Included is an Bonds as well as multi-signed balls featuring Carlton, throughout. Includes: (2) DiMaggio (OAL Brown); (5) (23); 4.) 1987 Giants signed (24). Full list of players OAL Budig ball and (3) OML Selig spheres, two of Cronin, Greenberg, Reese and many more. Auction Koufax (ONL Coleman) and (3) T. Williams (OAL and information on our website. Full photo LOAs from which are inscribed “Yankee for Life.” Accompanying LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit Brown). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James PSA/DNA for each. is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. our website for additional information. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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1001. (21) 1966-2003 Philadelphia Phillies Team-Signed Baseballs Philly Phans will take pleasure in these (21) ONL, OML and souvenir spheres autographed by Phillies players that span the days of Mauch, “Lefty,” Kruk and Rollins. Ranging from snow-white (grade “10”) to lightly toned (“5-6”), the keepsakes are home to ballpoint scriptings that average (“8”) quality. Highlights include: a 1966 ball signed by the likes of Bunning, Callison and Mauch; a 1974 ball with Boone, Bowa 997. (12) Ted Williams Signed Baseballs 998. (12) Signed Baseballs - With Mantle and Rose and Carlton; a 1982 ball with Carlton, McGraw, Rose and Schmidt; a 1995 ball with One dozen OAL Brown spheres carry “break” value with the coveted scriptings of These twelve OAL and ONL spheres include single-signed and team-signed speci- Dykstra and Schilling; and a (8) 2003 balls whose signatures include D. Bell, Burrell, Carmine’s legend Ted Williams (d.2002). The clean white orbs grade (“9”) on aver- mens, with plenty of marquee names in the mix. Highlights include: OAL Brown orbs Rollins and Thome. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence age, with very mild toning affecting a few. The sweet spot of each keepsake showcas- signed by Mantle (lightly toned, grade “7,” signed and personalized on a side panel, Authentications. A more detailed listing is available on our website. 1002. (28) Signed Baseballs with DiMaggio and Mays es a blue ballpoint penning (“9-10” throughout) that has become as familiar as the signature “9”); Rose (ball grade “8-9,” signed and personalized on a side panel, signa- Opening Bid $200.00 Assembled is an electrifying selection of (28) multi-/single-signed baseballs. author’s trademark left-handed swing. Accompanying are individual certs from Green ture “8”); Additionally, there are (10) early-1980s team-signed balls, including a 1981 The signatures on these relatively clean OAL, ONL or commemorative spheres Diamond Sports, Inc. San Francisco Giants ball with Joe Morgan and a 1982 Chicago White Sox ball with primarily grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. Highlights include OAL: Opening Bid $400.00 LaRussa. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional details are available on our website. Clemens, DiMaggio, Griffey Jr., R. Jackson, Rizzuto, Ryan, Yastrzemski; Opening Bid $250.00 ONL: Aaron/Koufax/Seaver/Schmidt, Bench, (3) Carlton, Mathews, Mays, (2) Schmidt (one 7”, ball lightly toned); Hall of Fame Commemorative: (Fotoball, designed by company to appear toned) with R. Jackson (“7”) and Musial. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of balls and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

1003. (30) Single-Signed Barry Bonds Baseballs Whether you love or hate him, Barry Bonds has an undeniable stature that con- tinually resonates in the hobby. Presented is an assemblage of (30) single-signed Barry Bonds OML baseballs. These clean OML spheres are penned directly on the sweet spot in blue ink, with the autographs grading (“9”) or better. This investment grouping comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Hologram stickers from Bonds Authenticated accompany. Opening Bid $400.00

999. Derek Jeter and Cal Ripken Autograph Lot of (13) 1000. (18) Single- or Multi-Signed baseballs with (2) Cooperstown resident Cal Ripken, Jr. and future “neighbor” Derek Jeter have signed Dodger Team Balls the items in the offered lot of thirteen. The baker’s dozen includes Signed Baseballs: Offered is a group of eighteen autographed baseballs including a pair of 1980s Los (12) with (5) OAL Budig spheres signed on the sweet spot by Ripken, (4) OML Selig Angeles Dodgers team balls. Highlights include Single-Signed Balls: (8) with Stargell examples signed by Ripken just below the “1981-2001” logo, (2) OAL Budig balls (toning spot, “8” signature), Mathews (ball and sig “6”), (2) Perry (“9” & “5”); Hall 1004. (37) Single-Signed Ryan Howard Baseballs signed by Ripken just below the “2131” logo, and an OML Selig ball signed on the of Fame Balls: (2) balls with (1) that has (13) signatures including Banks, Stargell, Spared from Ryan Howard’s lethal weapon, these (37) OML Selig spheres sweet spot by Jeter. From snow white to mildly toned, the balls average (“8”) and the Spahn, Drysdale and Campanella (clubhouse); Multi-Signed/Team Balls: (8) with have been signed by the Citizens Bank Park hero. These snow-white orbs blue ballpoint signatures average (“9”) quality; Ripken/Jeter Dual-Signed Photo a 1986 and 1989 LA Dodger team balls and a Snider/Mays dual signed ball (“7”). For a (grade “10”) are decorated with Howard’s blue ballpoint signature, which proj- framed 20x16 color print of Ripken and Jeter during a late-1990s game at Camden complete listing of the baseballs, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James ects (“9-10”) strength in each instance. Includes: (24) OML Selig examples Yards. Signed by both in blue Sharpie (“10”). Accompanying are Steiner Sports basic Spence Authentications. (signed on sweet spot) and (13) Official 2006 All-Star Game (Selig) balls with certs for the signed photo, (2) of the Ripken baseballs and the Jeter ball. The remain- Opening Bid $200.00 side-panel signatures. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence ing Ripken balls come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Authentications, as well as Mitchell Marketing individual certs and holograms. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

216 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 217 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1010. (72) Miguel Cabrera Single- Signed Baseballs Presented is a whopping amassment of (72) Miguel Cabrera single- signed baseballs. Each OML sphere is penned sharply on the sweet spot in blue ink, with the autographs grading in the (“8-9”) range or better. With 1006. (44) Single-Signed Baseball Lot with Aaron and 1009. (60) Single-Signed Hall of Fame Baseballs six-dozen sin- Mays No-hitter authors, longball launchers, batting champions, and World Series victors, gle-signed Presented is a collection of (44) single-signed baseballs inked by an array of Hall of they’re all adequately represented in the offered lot of (60) autographed OAL or ONL baseballs from Fame inductees and baseball icons. Each penned across the sweet spot in blue ball- baseballs. A first-rate Hall of Fame collection, the spheres grade an average of (“7-8”), this young point, unless otherwise noted, the signatures average (“9”) on baseballs that average and the signatures display (“9-10”) strength (with a few noted exceptions in our inter- superstar pres- (“8”) due to toning on some examples. Highlights of this lot include: Aaron (“9”), net description). Highlights include: Aaron, Appling, Banks, Conlon, Day, R. Jackson, ent, this group- 1005. (41) Modern Player Single-Signed Baseballs with Ashburn (sig. grades “7”, ball rates “7”), Drysdale (sig. grades “8”, ball rates “5”), Hunter, Leonard, Mays, Musial, Newhouser, F. Robinson, Ryan, Snider, Spahn and ing is a “no Pujols Gowdy, Mays (sig. grades “8”, ball grades “7”), Musial, Newhouser, Puckett, Ripken Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing lose” proposi- Jr. and Ryan. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our web- tion. Individual Future Hall of Famers and modern major league talent highlight these (41) single- of this lot’s contents, please visit our website. site for a complete list of the baseballs in this lot. hologram signed baseballs. These OAL, ONL or OML spheres are penned directly on the sweet Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 stickers from spot in blue or dark ink. These official balls are mostly clean while the majority of Rich Altman account for the authentication of each signature. autographs grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. Included: OAL: Griffey Jr., ONL: (5) Opening Bid $400.00 Ba. Bonds, Rose, (5) Sosa; OML: Hamels, (2) Mussina, (2) Pujols, (2) M. Ramirez, A. Rodriguez and F. Thomas. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

1011. (60) Single-Signed Hall of Fame Baseballs with Mantle & Koufax More than 25% of the former major league players who have been enshrined at Cooperstown are present with these (60) single-signed baseballs. Unless noted, each of these OAL or ONL spheres are penned directly on the sweet spot, with the majority of balls and autographs grading in the (“8-9”) range, with some better and others lesser. Highlights include OAL: (41 balls) with Appling, Berra, Drysdale, Gehringer, Herman, Hunter, R. Jackson, Mantle, (2) Mathews, Musial, Newhouser, Rizzuto, Ryan, Spahn, Yastrzemski; ONL: (19 balls) with Aaron, Carlton, Dandridge, Koufax (slightly toned), Mays, Reese, Schmidt, Snider and Stargell. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

1007. (50) Single-Signed Balls - With Carlton, Gwynn, Kell and Musial The (50) baseballs in the offered lot serve as the canvas for resplendent Hall of Fame signatures. The OML, ONL and team-issued spheres range from snow-white (grade 1008. (51) Signed Hall of Fame Baseballs - With Koufax “10”) to lightly toned (“6”) and showcase sweet spot autographs that project (“9-10”) and Aaron quality throughout. Includes: (14) Carlton; (16) Gwynn; (14) Kell; and (6) Musial. Cooperstown is well represented in this lot of (51) autographed baseballs. Ranging 1012. (80) Single-Signed Baseballs - With Griffey, Jeter Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A detailed list- from snow-white (grade “10”) to mildly toned (“5-6”) these OAL, ONL and OML and Thomas ing is available on our website. spheres serve as the canvas for sweet spot autographs that average (“9”) quality. Opening Bid $200.00 Marquee mound names and fence-clearing icons from the past decade are prevalent Includes: Aaron, Ashburn, Berra, Brock, Cepeda, (2) Fisk, Ford, Gwynn, Herman, in this collection of (80) autographed baseballs. These OAL, OML and ONL Hunter, Jenkins, Kell, (2) Killebrew, Koufax, (2) Lemon, (2) Mize, Palmer, (3) spheres grade (“7”) on the average, with light toning affecting most. The sweet spot Ripken, F. Robinson, (4) Ryan, (6) Sandberg, Schmidt, (3) O. Smith, (8) Snider, (2) ballpoint pennings, however, rate decidedly higher at (“9”). Includes: (2) Belle, (8) Sutton and Yastrzemski. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Burrell, (3) Clemens, (3) Dunn, Erstad, (12) Garciaparra, (10) Griffey, Jr., Jeter, C. Authentications. A complete listing is available on our website. Jones, (12) I. Rodriguez, (7) Schilling, (10) Sosa, (5) Thomas. Accompanying is an Opening Bid $400.00 auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A more detailed listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

218 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 219 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1013. Mickey 1017. Walter Mantle Single- Johnson Signed Bat Signed 4x6 Turned to match the spec- Original ifications of his own George Burke lethal bats, this Hillerich & Bradsby Mickey Photograph Mantle signature model Mistakenly summoned example is autographed by the Chicago Cubs by its Hall of Fame sub- in 1929, renowned ject. This (33.6oz/35”) photographer George “M110” replica showcas- Burke was recognized es Mantle’s bold blue by his last name, Sharpie signature, which though in reality, time- grades (“9-10”) in honored team camera- strength and clarity, just man Francis Burke below his facsimile stamping on the barrel. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. was the intended con- Opening Bid $400.00 tact. The rest, as they say, is history. As for the offered autographed original pho- 1014. 1957 and 1958 Kansas City Athletics tograph, there is no mistaking the subject: Team-Signed Bats Cleveland Indians 1018. 14x11 Photograph Signed by DiMaggio, Mantle, Not long for their residence in Kansas City, the Athletics seized skipper and Hall of Ford and Martin the opportunities to autograph these (2) white ash keepsakes. The Fame fireballer Walter A whopping sixteen World Series titles and twenty-two American League pennants Hillerich & Bradsby signature model display bats are respective- Johnson. This 4x6 were realized by the four pinstriped legends that have signed the offered photograph. ly signed by members of the 1957 and 1958 installments, show- black-and-white pho- This 14x11 color print shows franchise greats (from left to right) Mantle, Martin, casing black ink pennings that maintain amazing (“9-10”) quality tograph depicts “The DiMaggio and Ford sitting side by side in the Yankee dugout, most likely during an after more than half a century. Includes: 1957 a 34” “R14” Eddie Big Train” in his old-timers event. Each has signed his image in blue Sharpie, with the autographs (“9- Robinson signature model with a vintage “Athletics” decal and Cleveland Indians 10” strength) as impressive as the foursome’s feats. Accompanying is an auction LOA (26) signatures including Cerv, Martin, Power and Terry; 1958 a road uniform. In black-ink steel-tip fountain pen, Johnson’s signature projects (“6-7”) from James Spence Authentications. 36” Robert Cerv signature model “half bat” with (36) signatures, strength and clarity, with lesser pen pressure on the surname preventing even higher Opening Bid $200.00 including Chandler, Herzog, Simpson and H. Smith. (Maris sig- assessment. On the reverse, a vintage “GEO. BURKE” stamping with the studio’s nature is clubhouse.) Auction LOA from James Spence Belmont Ave. Chicago address dates from 1929 to the 1940s. A handwritten notation Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. denotes “1935,” which was Johnson’s final stand as the Tribe helmsman. The item is Opening Bid $200.00 free of expected creases, though there is light corner wear at the lower right and a near-complete corner tear at the lower left. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

1020. 1983 American and National League All- Star Team- Signed Photos The fiftieth edition of the Mid- Summer Classic took on a life of its own, bucking all trends to feature the event’s first-ever grand slam that powered the Junior Circuit to its first triumph in twelve years. The offered (2) 20x16 color photo prints are signed by (21) members 1015. (15) Bats (12 Signed) - Including a 1998 Yankees 1016. (26) Single and Multi-Signed Bats - With Griffey of the A.L. squad Team-Signed Bat and Rose 1019. (20) Bucky Harris Signed 8x10 Photographs and (38) N.L. Ready to fill any bat rack, these white ash store models and display keepsakes include This arsenal of white ash includes game-used examples and autographed pro-model exam- stars. Emerging A Major League fixture from 1919 through 1971, Hall of Famer Bucky Harris is pic- several autographed examples. Includes: Autographed Bats: (12) with Grace (“7-8” ples. In either case, the bold signatures average (“8”) quality and offer ideal display poten- prominently tured in these signed (20) 8x10 black-and-white photographs in his many capacities. strength), Jenkins (“8”), Mays (1951-1957 Adirondack reproduction, “5”), McGwire tial. Highlights include: Single-Signed Bats Griffey and Rose; Team-Signed Bats 1996 against the green These prints depict Harris during his playing days with Washington and during his (“5-6”), Rose (“8”), Schmidt (“10,” inscribed “548”), Sosa (commemorative model, Florida Marlins (with Conine and Sheffield), (5) 1990s Philadelphia Phillies bats (with backdrop of the managerial tenures with the Yankees, Phillies and San Diego’s Pacific Coast League “9”), F. Thomas (“8”), Ventura (“7-8”), K. Wood (“9-10,” inscribed “20 K’s 5-6-98 - Ashburn, Dykstra, Hollins, Morandini and Schilling); Miscellaneous a Negro League stars Comiskey Park centerfield brick wall, these blue Sharpie signatures project (“9-10”) entry. Each shows a different image and is signed on the reverse by Harris (average “ROY””), a 1998 New York Yankees limited edition (88/98) team-signed bat with (30) bat (with O’Neil and Radcliffe) and (2) “Shot Heard ‘round the World” bats signed by strength throughout. Highlights include: Banks (honorary captain), Bench, Carew, “8-9” strength) and personalized: “To Stan - good wishes.” Additionally, each has signatures including Jeter, O’Neill, Rivera, Strawberry and Torre, and a model signed Branca and Thomson. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Carter, Cronin (honorary captain), Lasorda, Rice, Ripken, Schmidt, O. Smith, handwritten subject identifiers (in an unknown hand) on the reverse. Auction LOA by 1998 Rookie of the Year honorees Grieve and Wood. Unsigned Store Models: (3) Authentications. A complete listing is available on our website. Winfield and Yastrzemski. The N.L. photo is displayed in a 26-1/2 x 19-1/8” frame. from James Spence Authentications. with Mantle (1970s, heavy use), Maris (1960s, heavy use with lengthy crack), and Opening Bid $300.00 Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete list of signatures avail- Opening Bid $250.00 Ruth (1920s, extensive use with initials carved on hitting surface). Auction LOA from able on our website. James Spence Authentications. Bat lengths/weights are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

220 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 221 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1025. Tom Yawkey 1026. Signed 8x10 Mantle, Photograph Williams For more than forty years, Tom and Yawkey was the architect of the DiMaggio Boston Red Sox franchise. Presented is an alluring Yawkey Signed (d.1976) single-signed 8x10 14x18 George Burke photograph. The Photograph steel-tip fountain pen endorsement Presented is a dis- is personalized and executed with play signed by (“7-8”) precision. The reverse is DiMaggio, Mantle lightly soiled and displays typical and T. Williams. notation markings. Full photo LOA All three have signed the black-and-white photo in blue Sharpie, averaging (“8-9”). from James Spence The photo shows wear on the edges and a 3-inch crease at the top right. The plaque Authentications. measures 17-1/2 x 28 and shows mild wear to the outer edges. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

1021. (3) Mantle Signed Photographs with (2) Rare Inscriptions 1027. Mickey Mantle 1028. Presented is a trio of Mickey Mantle signed photographs highlighted by a pair of very Signed UDA Photograph Mantle, rare inscriptions. The lot contains: 1.) 11x14 signed (“9”) S.I. image with MVP ’56 by Neil Leifer DiMaggio ’57 ‘62 inscription in a 14x18 mat; 2.) 10 x 6-1/2 signed 1951 Bowman with superb Adorn your den or office with the and No. 6, 1951 inscription in a 14x11 mat and 3.) Mantle (“9”) and Ford (“8”) dual- 1022. (53) Signed Cooperstown Induction 8x10 offered Mickey Mantle signed UDA signed 8x10 photograph. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Williams Photographs photograph. This poignant portrait is Opening Bid $300.00 serially numbered to 500 copies and Signed Those who have gained entrance into the hallowed halls of Cooperstown are found is framed and matted to 19 x 25-1/2” with these (53) signed Induction Day 8x10 photographs. Each picture is penned in 16x20 dimensions. The picture hails from blue or black Sharpie, with the endorsements averaging (“9-10”). Included are (2) Photos the famed Neil Leifer collection. Appling, Barlick, Bench, Berra, (2) Boudreau, Carew, Carlton, (2) DiMaggio, Feller, Presented is a Both artist and subject endorsed the (2) Fingers, Ford, Gehringer, Jenkins, Killebrew, Kaline, Kiner, Mantle, Mathews, trio of single- bottom portion of the piece in black McCovey, Morgan, Musial, Newhouser, Niekro, (2) Palmer, (2) Perry, Roberts, B. signed, black-and-white 16x20 photographs signed by the big three, each housed in a Sharpie (“9-10”). The framed exterior Robinson, (9) Ryan, Schoendienst, (3) Seaver, Snider, (2) Spahn, Stargell, Sutton, 20x24 wooden frame and grading as follows: Mantle (“7”, #/536), DiMaggio (“7”, displays negligible wear. Sticker and Wynn and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. #/175) and Williams (“6”, #/775). The DiMaggio and Mantle examples each have matching cert card from Upper Deck Opening Bid $250.00 full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA, while the Williams comes with a LOA from Jack Authenticated. Lang/Baseball Writers’ of America. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1029. (8) Different 1030. (14) Yankee Hall of Joe Fame Autographs DiMaggio - With Gomez, Autographed McCarthy and Flats Stengel The “Yankee Pinstripes and Cooperstown Clipper” swings for go hand in hand in this col- the fences with lection of (8) autographed these fourteen Joe items. Comprised of cut sig- DiMaggio auto- natures and framed signed graphed flats. photo displays, the assort- Included are (2) ment includes scriptings of DiMaggio 13x10 wooden plaques; (9) DiMaggio 11x14 photographs; (2) DiMaggio (“9”) quality from: Combs, framed 11x14 photographs to 16-1/2 x 13-1/2” dimensions and matted DiMaggio Ford, Gomez, McCarthy, Pennock, Ruffing, Stengel and Weiss. Accompanying is an 8x10 photograph to 11x14 dimensions. Each autograph is executed with (“9-10”) auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A more detailed listing is available precision. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1031. (60) Philadelphia 1032. (71) Signed 8x10 Phillies Signed Flats Baseball Photographs - With The “Fightin’ Phils” are front and cen- Faber, Mays and Musial ter in this lot of (60) signed flats. Full of Hall of Famers and October Executed on (mostly) magazine images heroes, this lot of (71) 8x10 photographs and 8x10 prints, the signatures span boasts the bold autographs of the famous five decades and average (“9”) quality. subjects. The attractive prints are decorat- 1023. (67) Autographed Baseball Flats with Mantle Highlights include: Bunning, (5) ed with signatures that mostly project (“9- Carlton, Carpenter, Dykstra, Hamner, Add some depth to your baseball autograph collection with these (67) signed flats. 1024. (132) Single-Signed Hall of Fame Photographs 10”) quality throughout. Highlights Matthews, R. Roberts, Rose and The majority of these primarily 8x10 photographs are penned in blue or black Sharpie, Offered is a collection of autographed 8x10 photographs featuring baseball Hall of include: Aaron, J. DiMaggio (signature Schmidt. Accompanying is an auction with the autographs registering (“8-9”) strengths or better. Highlights include 8x10 Famers. The excellent assortment includes (132) different photographs. Although “5”), Drysdale, Faber, Gomez, Hoyt, LOA from James Spence Photographs: (65 photographs) with Appling, Drysdale, Griffey Jr.,(matted), Hunter, some players are repeated, the images are different. Highlights include (3) Appling, Hubbell, Koufax, Mays, Musial, Reese Authentications. A complete listing is R. Jackson (Mr. October, matted), Mantle, (2) Mathews, Musial (matted), Newhouser, (2) Bench, Brett, Chandler, (3) Day, Dickey, Durocher, (2) Fisk, Gehringer, Gomez, and Ripken. Accompanying is an auction available on our website. (2) Snider, Spahn, Stargell, Yastrzemski; Other Photographs (2 photographs) with (4) Hubbell, Hunter, R. Jackson, J. Johnson, (2) Musial, Reese, (4) Rizzuto, Ryan, (2) LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00 Rose (#4256, 11x14) and Ryan (10 x 13-1/2”). Auction LOA from James Spence Sewell, (3) Spahn, (2) Stargell and Wynn. The lot comes with an auction LOA from A complete listing of signed photos (as Authentications. For a complete list of signed material and applicable death dates, James Spence Authentications. For a listing of the remaining signed photos in this lot, well as those that have individual certs) is please visit our website. please visit our website. available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

222 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 223 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1033. (147) 1034. (425+) 1038. Baseball Multi-Sport “Turkey Signed Signed 8x10 Mike” Photographs Photographs Donlin Cut – Mostly —Loaded Signature - 16x20s The autograph deal- Featuring baseball er will find tremen- Rare stars from the 1940s dous “break” value Offered is a rare to the modern day, with the offered signature of Mike the presented lot (425+) multi-sport Donlin of the 1905 offers (133) signed signed 8x10 photo- World Champion 16x20 and (14) graphs. Significant New York Giants. signed 11x14 photo- duplication exists Known to most as graphs. Signatures throughout these “Turkey Mike” Donlin, he made his initial splash into baseball hitting .340 with the average (“9”) with crisply penned pic- 1901 Orioles but nearly lost it all after a binge-drinking episode got him six months many inscriptions tures which average in jail. Donlin (d.1933) returned to baseball and was an integral part of the 1905 present. This lot (“8-9”) autograph Giants. The sharp pencil signature grades (“7-8”) with the faint outline of a signa- contains: (10) strengths or better. ture removed from directly above Donlin’s signature. The cut measures 3 x 3/4” and Blyleven, Bonds, Additionally, multi- comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. (5) Bob Boone, (5) ple deceased play- Opening Bid $900.00 M. Cabrera, (7) Feller, (10) Fingers, (10) Giambi, (10) Kell, (2) Killebrew, (10) Kiner, ers and instances of (10) Marichal, Mussina, (10) Palmer, (8) Roberts, (4) B. Robinson, (10) L. Smith, (10) inscriptions are also Tejada, (5) Willis and (5) Branca/Thomson. Rounding out the lot are (14) Dykstra found within. signed 11x14 photographs. Please visit our website for a list of the many inscriptions, Highlights include some of which are quite lengthy. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Football: (12) Opening Bid $300.00 Bednarik, Ditka, (3) Fouts, (4) Graham, (2) Griese, (5) Hendricks, (6) Hornung, Kelly, 1039. Ed Walsh Signed 1939-63 Hall of Fame Postcard Lamonica, (12) Lilly, (5) McNabb, Montana, (3) Renfro, Rice, Roethlisberger, (2) E. “Spitballin’” phenom Ed Walsh (d.1959) is the subject of this signed 1939-63 Hall of Fame Artvue Smith, R. White, S. Young; Basketball: (7) Erving, (3) Macauley, (3) Schayes; postcard. The black-and-white relic is penned by “Big Ed” beneath his image and superscription in Hockey: Beliveau, (5) Coffey, (10) Jagr, (64) Parent and (10) Yzerman. Auction LOA blue ink, with the flowing endorsement grading an impressive (“8”). The postcard grades (EX to from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable EX-MT) with minimal peripheral wear. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 1035. Roger Opening Bid $400.00 Maris Signed 1959 Armour Bacon K.C. Athletics Card The coveted 1959 Armour Bacon K.C. Athletics example (Maris, hands on knees) is more appealing, still, when beholding the 1041. 1940-1941 Multi- subject’s blue ball- Signed Album point autograph. The Sheet/Cut Autographs item presents at the (EX) level but grades (FR) because of mounting remnants on the reverse. Maris’ signature, meanwhile, shows (“9”) strength. Auction LOA from James with (30) Signatures Spence Authentications. including Ott Opening Bid $200.00 Prior to the player shortage caused by the outbreak of World War II, major league baseball was headlined by exceptional talent. Presented is an interesting 1036. (119) 1954- collection of circa 1940-1941 2000 Signed autographs, with examples from Baseball Cards - multiple members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. These vintage pen- With 1970s cil endorsements have endured Concentration the decades quite well with most- These (119) baseball cards ly (“7-8”) signature strengths. showcase the autographs Highlights include Multi-Signed of their subjects. Dating Sheet: (26 signatures, average from 1954 through 2000, “8”, 6x9 mounted sheet) with P. the signatures average Dean, F. Demaree (d.1958), (NM) in quality, while the 1037. (6,900+) Autographed Baseball Cards with Many Hubbell, T. Jackson, Ott cards average (EX-MT). (d.1958), Terry; and Cut Tough signatures and Hall Modern Players 1040. (4) Hall of Fame Baseball Owners Signed Items - Autographs: (4 signatures, aver- of Famers include: Offered is an enormous collection of nearly 7,000 autographed baseball cards With Comiskey and Yawkey age (“7-8”, all pencil, unless loaded with modern players far more difficult to obtain than the players from pre- noted) with C. Doyle (d.1951)/E. Bostock, Fisk, Hunter, Presented are the bold and distinctive autographs of (4) diamond pioneers whose vious decades. Included are All-Stars: Belle, Braun, Burnett, Cano, Crawford, (2) Miller. Also present is a pair of Killebrew, (4) Seaver, O. names have long been synonymous with their respective franchises. These cut signa- Halladay, Hunter, D. Lee, P. Martinez, Pedroia, (3) C. Pena, Posada, Tejada, (6) 1939 Detroit Tigers yearbook Smith, S. Stewart and tures average (“8-9”) quality and include: Comiskey, Griffith, Veeck (signed index Wells and Wright; Rising Stars: (4) H. Bailey, (2) Bruce, Buchholz, J. (one VG, one PR with Yount. Accompanying is card) and Yawkey (BVG “Authentic”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Chamberlain, Ellsbury, Garza, P. Hughes, (2) Jurrjens, McCutchen, (2) Morgan, D. missing/removed covers). an auction LOA from Spence Authentications. Additional details are available on our website. Price, (2) Slowey, J. Upton, (8) Zobrist; Deceased: Adenhart and Fidrych. There Auction LOA from James Spence James Spence Opening Bid $400.00 Authentications. Complete are also PSA/DNA slabbed cards of Rollins and Hunter. For a more comprehen- Authentications. For a complete list of signed cards avail- sive list, please visit our website. Auction LOA for all of the listed cards from list of autographs and death able on our website. James Spence Authentications. dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

224 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 225 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1046. Walter Johnson framed 1047. Napoleon Lajoie Display With Cut Signature - Framed Display With Cut BVG/JSA Signature - BVG/JSA The autograph of Washington Senators leg- Napoleon Lajoie’s cut signature takes cen- end Walter Johnson is the centerpiece in this ter stage in this framed display. attractive framed display. Encapsulated and Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” by assessed “Authentic” by BVG/JSA, this cut BVG/JSA, the Cooperstown-enshrined sec- signautre was executed in pencil and retains ond baseman’s cut signature (in pencil) (“8”) quality. A more detailed description is maintains (“8”) potency. A more detailed available on our website. description is available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1048. Eddie Collins Signed 1049. Jimmie Foxx Signed Note on Personal Stationery Photo Display - JSA Hall of Fame keystone sacker Eddie Collins Aptly nicknamed “The Beast,” Hall of signed and personalized the note in this Famer Jimmie Foxx appears in the offered attractive framed display. Accompanying is display wielding clubs on both the baseball a full photo LOA from James Spence diamond and golf links. The latter image is Authentication. A more detailed description decorated with Foxx’s autograph (“7-8” is available on our website. strength). Accompanying is a full photo Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from James Spence Authentications. A detailed description is available on our 1043. (6) Signed Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards with website. 1042. (5) Autographed Negro League Items - With DiMaggio and Schalk—All PSA/DNA or BVG/JSA Opening Bid $250.00 Stearnes and Paige Featured is a gallery of six Hall of Fame Plaque signed postcards, each judged as Negro League icons have signed these five items. The ballpoint pennings average Authentic and encapsulated by either PSA/DNA or BVG/JSA. Included are (“8”) potency and include: Judy Johnson (signed index card, d.1989); (2) Satchel PSA/DNA: (3 cards) with Cronin (d.1984), Haines (d.1978), Schalk (d.1970); Paige (a PSA/DNA “Authentic” signed postcard in a 12x19 framed display and a BVG/JSA: (3 cards) with J. DiMaggio (d.1999), Musial and Reese (d.1999). The blue signed index card, d.1982); Turkey Stearnes (signed index card with a full photo LOA or black ink endorsements average (“7-8”) with some better and others lesser. from JSA, d.1979); and Willie Wells (a signed postcard in a 12x19 framed display, Opening Bid $200.00 d.1989). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 1045. 1050. Dave 1051. (3) Early Incredible Bancroft and Hall of Fame Autograph Jim Bottomley Pitchers Signed Collection Signed Displays Displays - With 1044. (8) With “Great National League and Burkett Signed Moments” Hall of Fame contempo- From baseball’s early Postcards, raries Jim Bottomley and decades, this trio of Hall Starter Set Dave Bancroft have Index of Fame moundsmen have Color photographs, autographed the offered autographed the items in cards or Perez-Steele and items. Bottomley’s the offered lot. Executed Cut Hall of Fame col- framed cut signature long ago, the scriptings lectibles and a pro Signatures projects (“9”) strength, remain as strong as their stock bat are the while Bancroft’s blue authors’ legends. Includes: - All media in this daz- ballpoint penning (“7-8”) was a response to an autograph request from a U.S. soldier Burkett (cut signature, PSA/DNA zling collection of stationed in Vietnam. The former signature comes with a full photo LOA from James “6,” JSA); Rixey (signed or BVG baseball auto- Spence Authentications. Bancroft’s penning has a PSA/DNA hologram, but no basic index card, “8-9,” PSA/DNA “Authentic”); and Walsh (cut signature, “6-7,” graphs. Decorating cert. More details available on our website. The signatures PSA/DNA “Authentic”). A detailed listing is available on our website. the appropriate Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 of Deadball Era likenesses, the blue and Pre-War Sharpie signatures Hall of Famers average (“8-9”) comprise this lot strength. Highlights 1052. Negro League 1053. (2) of encapsulated include: Perez- Autograph Lot - With Mays, Looney Tunes and authenticat- Steele Signed ed keepsakes Day and Irvin Signed Cards: (19) “Great Dozens of Negro League legends have Yankees Items (all by Moments” with PSA/DNA with signed the collectibles in this attractive lot. - With Mantle Aparicio, Berra, Dandridge, Dickey, Doerr, R. Ferrell, Ford, Gomez, Herman, Irvin, Comprised mostly of flats, the assortment one noted Killebrew, Mantle, Mize, R. Roberts, Snider, Spahn, Stargell, B. Williams and T. and DiMaggio exception). boasts signatures that average (“9”) quali- Williams. (The remainder of the set’s unsigned cards accompany); (3) 1990 “Master Yankee stalwarts have Includes: Earl ty, with highlights including: Signed Works” cards with Mantle, Mays and Snider; and a 1981 Fifth Series postcard signed signed (“9-10”) these Averill (index Postcards: (25) including Dandridge, by Mantle; Signed Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards: (24) with Aaron, Berra, (2) Warner Bros. card, black ink, Day, Irvin, Leonard, Mays and Radcliffe; Boudreau, Dandridge, Dickey, Doerr, Feller, Ford, B. Gibson, Gomez, Hubbell, (2) pieces composed by “8-9”); Max Signed Photos: (6) with (2) Dandridge Hunter, Irvin, Killebrew, Kiner, Musial, R. Roberts, B. Robinson, Snider, Spahn, famed cartoonist Carey (postcard, black ink “10” strength); Goose Goslin (index card, blue ballpoint, and a Newark Eagles team print signed by Terry, Wilhelm and B. Williams; Signed Photographs: (6) 8x10 color prints with Charles McKimson: 1.) “7,” BVG/JSA); Jesse Haines (index card, blue ballpoint, “9”); Bucky Harris (post- Day; and a signed Cool Papa Bell Gartlan Aaron, Feller, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Rose and Yastrzemski. Also included is a 35” a 17-3/4 x 20-1/4” framed “Tasmanian Devil” display signed (black Sharpie) by card, blue ballpoint, “8”); Heinie Manush (index card, blue ballpoint, “7”); Pie statue (bill of cap is cracked). Auction Hillerich & Bradsby Pete Rose signature model “S2” bat signed by the all-time hits Berra, DiMaggio, Ford and Rizzuto; 2.) a 17x20 framed “Bugs Bunny” limited edi- Traynor (scorecard portion, black ink, “6”); and Paul Waner (cut signature, pencil, “8- LOA from James Spence Authentications. leader (inscribed “#4256”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. tion (300/5000) UDA animation cel signed by Mantle (gold Sharpie, inscribed “No. 9,” inscribed “Best Wishes to Betty” with Walter Beck signature on the reverse). Complete listing on our website. Applicable deceased dates are listed on our website. 7”). Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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1058. Cal Ripken Signed Holland 42x23 AP #/50 1054. Williams And DiMaggio Signed Carlo Beninati Giclee LE Prints The Iron Man, Cal Ripken Jr., is vibrantly depicted on this amazing Artist Proof giclee from renowned artist Stephen Holland. The limited edition Presented is a pair of limited edition Carlo Beninati prints, professionally framed (LE#19/50) proof measures 42x23 and features hand enhancements on the and matted to the dimensions of 28-3/4 x 35-7/8” and depicting wartime contem- periphery, adding depth and texture to the work. Resting in a 2-inch black poraries Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams. The DiMaggio piece, titled ”The Yankee frame, the giclee was signed by Ripken (“8”) in black Sharpie (on left arm) Clipper”, is LE (241/250) and signed in gold marker (“9-10”), while Williams’s and Holland (“9”) in gold paint pen. Auction LOA from James Spence ”The Hitter Nonpariel” is LE (71/99) and signed in blue marker (“9-10”). Both Authentications. frames show minor blemishes, and the Williams piece has no glass. This lot is Opening Bid $300.00 PSA/DNA pre-certified. Opening Bid $250.00

1055. (3) Autographed Framed Pieces with DiMaggio, Mantle & Williams 1059. (11) Ultimate Baseball Framed Collection with DiMaggio Presented is an autographed trio of professionally framed and mat- Assembled is the ultimate ready-for-display baseball collection featuring many Hall-of-Famers ted items from three of baseball’s greatest stars, including: 1.) Joe and legends, including: New York Yankees signed 16x20 photo featuring Joe DiMaggio success- DiMaggio limited edition (#912/1000) 39x33 Carlo Benanati litho- fully crossing home plate as teammates Gene Woodling and Yogi Berra are waiting to congratu- graph. Joltin’ Joe has inked this piece in blue Sharpie averaging late him; Hank Aaron and Sadaharu Oh signed limited edition (497/500) lithograph and a Ron (“9”) in both strength and clarity; 2.) Mickey Mantle limited edition Lewis “Negro League Tribute to Leon Day” signed by (20) and the artist. All frames have minor (7/1000) 21x25 sketch print signed in blue Sharpie (“8”); 3.) Ted blemishes from previous display. For a complete list of all the items, signature condition and Williams 39x33 Carlo Benanati limited edition (132/179) litho- sizes, please visit our website. This lot has been pre-certified by PSA/DNA. Due to size and graph. Williams’ blue marker signature (“9”) presents boldly, com- weight, shipping costs will be substantial. pleting this lot of baseball icons. All frames show various degrees Opening Bid $300.00 of minor blemishes. This lot has been pre-certified by PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $300.00

1057. 1985 500 Home Run Club Print with (10) Signatures —Ron Lewis Renowned sports artisan Ron Lewis created a master- piece with his 1985 rendition of the current members of the illustrious 500 home run club. 1060. (14) Multi/Single-Signed Oversized Baseball 1061. (29) Reggie Jackson Signed Limited Edition Presented is an Display Pieces with Williams & DiMaggio Prints - Steiner approximately Adorn your den or office with these fourteen multi-/single-signed oversized baseball Celebrating just one in a series of incredible chapters in Reggie Jackson’s career, the 18x24 500 print, display pieces. These representations are penned in blue or black ink, with the majori- offered autographed display items carry tremendous “break” value in that they rep- penned by each ty of autographs grading in the (“8”) range. Highlights include Framed: (4 pieces) resent (29) in a limited edition of just 44. (Included is #9, which was Jackson’s of the ten illus- with Multi-Signed 500 Home Run Club Print: (11 signatures, average “3”) with number during his tenures in both Oakland and Baltimore). Framed to dimensions trious sluggers. Aaron, T. Williams (d.2002); Single-Signed: DiMaggio print (“The Yankee Clipper”), of 22-3/8 x 26-1/2”, each display contains a 15-1/2 x 19-1/2” likeness of the August The blue ink Rose print (pencil signed), Ryan animated Pink Panther cel (“6”); Matted Pieces: (1 4, 1980 Sports Illustrated cover on which Jackson is depicted launching a tape signatures are piece) with T. Williams litho print (“6-7”); Prints/Posters: (9 pieces) with Carlton measure home run off of Kansas City’s Rich Gale. Just below the “Reggie on a placed beneath 1994 HOF Induction, Carlton/Schmidt Nike poster on posterboard, (2) Murray SI Rampage” subtitle, Jackson has signed each in blue Sharpie. The autographs show their images on posters on posterboard, (2) Ripken SI posters on posterboard and (2) Schmidt 1995 (“10”) strength and clarity throughout and are accompanied by individual certs from the silkscreen HOF Induction (red ink, artist Perez also signed in pencil). The majority of the exteri- Steiner Sports. Due to the size/weight of these objects, shipping surcharges will 1056. Joe DiMaggio Signed Leon Wolf Artwork canvas. The sig- or framing and print/poster edges have sustained moderate wear or soiling, none of apply. Housed in a showroom-quality 21-3/4 x 25-3/4” frame with ornate finery, this colorful natures exhibit moderate bleeding or fading and average (“5-6”) autograph strengths. which adversely affects the presentation appeal. Auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $750.00 oil painting by renowned artist Leon Wolf reveals two images of DiMaggio in his Included are Aaron, Banks, R. Jacksom, Killebrew, Mantle (light contusion between Authentications. For a list of applicable death dates and dimensions, please visit our Yankees apparel. Additional “art” decorates the canvas, as DiMaggio’s gold paint pen given and surnames), Mathews, Mays, McCovey, F. Robinson and T. Williams. This website. signature shows (“6”) strength. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. ready-to-frame piece comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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1066. 1920 New Haven Profs Stock Certificate Signed by George Weiss A Yale University graduate and baseball club owner by the age of 20, Hall of Fame executive George Weiss went on to help shape the exceedingly good fortunes of the New York Yankees. The offered stock certificate was signed by Weiss (d.1972) to endorse the sale of stock in his 1920 minor league club. This 10-1/4 x 8-1/2” two-sided document features legal text and ornate finery and details the sale of two shares of capital stock (at $100 per share) in the “New Haven Base Ball Exhibition Company.” On the appropriate line, Weiss’ black ink, steel-tip fountain pen signature flows to maintain 1062. Trio of Ty Cobb Autographed Movie Boxes (“8”) quality. Nicknamed the “Weissmen” by local scribes shortly after Weiss’ 1919 investment, the club was eventually named the “Profs” in homage to Weiss’ Yale men- Presented is an intriguing lot of three of Ty Cobb autographed Kodak movie boxes. tors. The well-preserved sheet has (2) normal compacting folds with some minor sepa- Each box has been signed by the great Hall of Fame centerfielder, most likely to show ration and is adhered to a cardboard matte via (2) small strips of transparent tape. ownership of the original film that once resided in the containers. The film itself has a Opening Bid $200.00 grand story as Cobb’s great-grandson has begun producing a documentary on the life of Ty Cobb using these original home movies as the backdrop. The sale of these autographed boxes will continue to fund this venture. The signatures are all in black fountain pen and average (“7-8”) in strength and clarity. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

1067. 1941 Newark Bears Stock Certificate Signed 1063. Roger Bresnahan Signed Toledo Baseball Contract by Barrow and Weiss - Signed as Club President Responsible for building Bronx Bomber dynasties from two separate eras, Hall of Fame executives Ed Barrow and George Weiss collaborated as the Presented is a signed 1919 Toledo players’ contract that includes the signatures of brass of the International League’s Newark Bears (the New York Yankees’ Roger Bresnahan and Jacob Ruppert. The contract is for the sale of player Alex affiliate). The offered 1941 stock certificate and receipt are signed by Barrow, Ferguson from the Yankees to Toledo with Bresnahan as club president. The with the former piece signed by Weiss, as well. The certificate certifies Bresnahan (d. 1944) black ink signature grades a solid (“8”) with the Ruppert grading Barrow’s purchase of 200 shares of stock and is signed on the appropriate a (“7”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. lines by Barrow (Secretary/Treasurer) and Weiss (President). While the signa- Opening Bid $900.00 tures maintain (“7-8”) quality in their own right, they have been partially obscured, as a period penning of “VOID” appears over each. A similar notation obscures portions of Barrow’s signature on the accompanying receipt, as well. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00

1068. (2) Signed Washington Senators Items - (1) with Griffith, (1) with Hodges Both versions of the Washington Senators are represented in this lot of (2) signed items. Includes: 1926 Elks Club Membership Application a most unique artifact, this application is signed by long-time Senators staple Nick Altrock and famed owner Clark Griffith (both “8-9”). Comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications; 1964 Team-Signed Ball a gorgeous and creamy OAL Harridge sphere (grade “9-10”) with (30) black or blue ballpoint signatures that average (“8”) strength. Highlights include: Hodges (manager, sweet spot), Blasingame, Osteen, Hunt, Kline and Narum. Comes with an auction LOA from PSA/DNA. A complete listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 1064. Hall of Famer Billy Southworth 1069. 1952 Dodgertown Collection with Signed Team Sheet includ- Trade Contract ing Campanella and Robinson Offered is the contract between the Cardinals and Giants that trad- 1065. Harry Heilmann Signed Check - Endorsed to The 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers, spring inhabitants of the Vero Beach, Florida complex known as ed Hall of Famer Billy Southworth for Heinie Mueller. The con- Fellow HOFer Heine Manush “Dodgertown,” are the focus of this multi-signed team sheet, program and other accompanying materials. At tract is signed by three men, Sam Breadan, Charles Stoneham and Offered is a unique Harry Heilmann signed personal check made out to fellow Hall of the foremost is an approximately 7x7 scrap sheet which contains ten blue ink autographs (average “8-9”) featuring Black, Campanella, Frisch, Reese and J. Robinson. Also present is a James Tierney. All three signatures are crisp and grade in the (“8- Famer Heinie Manush. The black script signature of Heilmann (d.1951, “8-9”) jumps 1952 Dodgertown 28-page souvenir program (GD, writing on cover, marked scorecards) with four signatures (averaging “7-8”) on marked scorecard including Hodges (d.1972). An inter- 9”) range. The piece comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. off the check with the Manush (d. 1971, “7”) slightly obscured by the bank stamp on esting assortment of three multi-page itineraries for spring training invitees Alexander, Belford and Harris round out this collection. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For Please visit our website for additional information. the reverse. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $200.00

230 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 231 AUTOGRAPHS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1070. 1071. Ted 1075. Connie Williams Buck Mack 1954 Signed O’Neil Handwritten 1969 Autograph and Signed Fishing Hoard of Letter - With Facilities (111) Original Contract Kansas City Envelope His heroics in the Monarchs legend Buck Part player, part batter’s box and O’Neil (d.2006) manager, part military jets well is front and owner and one- documented, Ted center in this hundred percent Williams earned collection of legend, Connie Hall of Fame (111) auto- Mack was the face accolades as a fly graphed items. of the fisherman, as The career Philadelphia well. Endorsed by Negro Leaguer Athletics from Williams, the has enriched 1901 through offered contract the following 1954, serving in demonstrates the collectibles various capacities, Fenway icon’s with his bold all of them in gaming ties. autograph: hands-on fashion. Drawn up on an Baseballs: (32) This signed corre- 8-1/2 x 11 sheet, OML Selig spondence hails the agreement is spheres (mostly from Mack’s final dated “Mar 2 - snow-white, season as the 1969” (in 1074. (57) Hall of Fame/Star Signed Checks, Contracts grade “9-10”) Athletics owner Williams’ hand) and Correspondence Letters signed on the and is penned (as and details an Presented is an interesting collection of (57) Hall of Fame/star signed checks, con- sweet spot (“9- is the original mailing envelope) entirely in Mack’s hand. Composed on Philadelphia arrangement in tracts and correspondence letters. These personal services agreements were contracted 10” strength Athletics letterhead, the letter is dated “June 8th 1954” and reads: “Dear Mairdie - I which Williams is to the Certified Autograph Company of Pennsylvania. Many of these contracts and throughout); Monarchs Jersey: a blue knit button-down garment with “KC” and “26” will be down and see them play Baltimore on June 25th - Will see you on the evening to lease his New checks were signed using full names, with the signatures averaging (“8-9”). Featured tackle twill identifiers, signed on the left front (silver Sharpie, “8-9” and inscribed of the 25th of June - Will you see me on that date. Southern Hotel - I love you - Brunswick, are Checks: (28 checks, all signed on back, some undersigned by wife or caretaker) “1937-55”); Monarchs Caps: (11) white wool caps with “K.C.” on the front center, Sincerely - Connie Mack.” The blue-ink, steel-tip fountain pen signature projects (“8- Canada fishing with (2) Aaron, Gomez, (2) Lyons, Mays, Reese; Contracts: (23 contacts) with (2) signed (average “8”) on the bill and inscribed “1937-55 KC Monarchs”); 9”) quality. The envelope features the Athletics logo and return address and was facilities in exchange for monetary compensation. On the appropriate line, Williams Gomez (full name), Herman (full name), Lyons, Mathews (full name), Reese (full Photographs: (67) 8x10” color prints (two different poses) signed in blue Sharpie addressed by a 91-year-old Mack to one “Mairdie Mack” (one of Mack’s nieces) at has signed (in blue ballpoint) “Theodore S. Williams,” his curvaceous penning pro- name), Rose, Wynn and Other Items: (6 items) with Schmidt two-page written letter (“10”). Accompanying are individual certs from Rich Altman. her Baltimore address. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. jecting (“9-10”) quality. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. declining proposed endorsement deal. Auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

1072. (42) Baseball Autographed Cachets, Magazines & Photographs with Inscribed 300 Wins Club 1076. Autograph Balance of Collection - With Aaron, Featured is a promising selection of (42) baseball autographed cachets, magazines and Musial and T. Williams photographs. Each signature is executed with (“8-9”) precision or better. Highlights 1077. (8) Autographed Cachets - With Mantle, Williams These display pieces and collectibles showcase the signatures of Hall of Famers and include Signed Magazines: (6 magazines) with Ryan (1993 Heroes of the Game back 1073. (3) Autographed Mickey Mantle Flats with Different and 500 HR superstars spanning half a century. The mediums include bats, posters, postcards and cover), (2) Schmidt (one 1987 Phillies yearbook, one 1990 HOF Induction program), Offered is a multi-sport collection of eight cachets including the 500 HR Club and Inscriptions index cards, and the signatures project (“9”) strength and clarity throughout. Seaver (1970 Mets Yearbook), Stargell (d.2001, 8/2/71 Sports Illustrated, H.O.F. 88); Triple Crown winners. Also present are single-signed examples of Mantle (“9”), T. Offered is a trio of autographed Mickey Mantle (d.1995) flats, each of which displays Highlights include: Signed Bats: (4) including Boggs, Mathews, Ryan and Signed Cachets: (17 cachets, mostly Photo File) with (4) Brett,(4) Yount; Signed Williams (“8”), (2) Magic Johnson (“8-9”), Gretzky (“7”) and Wilt Chamberlain a different inscription. Included are 1-2.) two 12/91 Magnum Comics with No. 7 and Yastrzemski; Signed Posters: (20) posters/lithograph prints including: Aaron, R. 11x14 Photographs: (3 photographs) with 300 Win Club: (8 signatures, all with (“8”). For a complete list of signature and grades, please visit our website. Multiple 1951 inscriptions. Each piece is framed and matted to 11x14 dimensions and 3.) Ferrell, (2) Mays, Musial, Ryan and Snider; Signed Postcards/Index Cards: (59) career totals as inscriptions) with Ryan, Spahn; Gooden/Rivera, 8x10 Photographs: LOAs from PSA/DNA. 11x14 photograph with Yankees ‘51-’68 inscription. These collectibles exhibit (“9- including R. Ferrell, Hunter, Kell, (2) Lemon, (2) Spahn, Yastrzemski, T. Williams (16 pictures) with (2) Berra, Feller, (2) R. Ferrell, Leonard and Rose. Auction LOA Opening Bid $400.00 10”) signature strengths. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. and E. Wynn. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. An extensive listing from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and Opening Bid $300.00 is available on our website. applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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1087. (4) DiMaggio & Mantle Signed Items with Glove The offered lot contains (3) single- and (1) multi-signed collectibles featuring either Joe DiMaggio or Mickey Mantle. Included are: 1.) Mantle (“8”) Revelation children’s glove (Mantle model) with No. 7 inscription, glove (VG-EX); 2.) DiMaggio OAL baseball (signature “8”, ball “6”) with HOF 55 inscription; 3.) 50 Home Run Club ONL signed by (6) with Mantle (sweet spot, “8’), Fielder, Foster, Kiner, Mays 1078. (3) Vintage Autographed Items and Mize (average “8”, ball “8”); and 4.) Yankee Legends 25x32 poster signed by DiMaggio (“10”, LE#/1941, minor corner wear). Each item comes with a full photo - With Sisler and Vance 1079. Al Barlick Autograph Lot - LOA from PSA/DNA. These (3) vintage items are signed by period stars. Opening Bid $400.00 Includes: George Pipgras a framed (18 x 14-1/4”) With Umpire’s Caps and Vintage 1080. Rogers Hornsby and Harry handwritten letter addressed to Miller Huggins’ wife, Scorers Heilmann Signed Scorecards - JSA Myrtle Huggins and signed by Pipgras (“9”); George Hall of Fame National League arbiter Al Barlick has Hall of Famers Rogers Hornsby and Harry Heilmann Sisler dated January 30, 1939, this correspondence is signed the items in this unique assortment. Highlights have respectively signed the offered programs well on “Sisler-Nelson Sporting Goods” letterhead and is include (“8-9”) strength signatures on (2) short-brim after their playing days. Both of the blue ballpoint pen- signed by Sisler (“5”); Dazzy Vance a 1947 Brooklyn umpires caps; a signed 8x10 black-and-white photo; a nings project (“9”) strength, with Heilmann’s being one Dodgers program (GD with detached covers/pages) signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque postcard; an index card of his last autographs. Each framed piece (11x14) signed on front cover by Vance (“9”), as well as by signed on both sides; and a signed OAL Brown baseball comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Jorgensen and Lavagetto. Auction LOA from James (grade “9”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional details are available on our Spence Authentications. Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $400.00

1088. Willie, Mickey and The Duke Signed Items Members of New York’s 1950s centerfield triumvirate have autographed the keepsakes in the offered lot. The pennings average (“8-9”) quality and include: Robert Stephen Simon Lithographs a 24x18 full size version and a 10x8 miniature example of Simon’s 1986 “Willie, Mickey and The Duke” with both signed by Mantle (d.1995), Mays and Snider, showing elements of Ebbets Field, Polo Grounds and Yankee Stadium in the colorful backdrop; Mantle Signed Ball a clean white OAL Brown sphere (grade “8”) signed on the sweet spot by Mantle; Snider Signed Bat an Adirondack (34.8oz/34”) display model signed on the barrel by Snider (inscribed “HOF 80”) with an affixed plaque listing his impressive achievements. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 1081. (7) Multi-Signed Items - With Opening Bid $250.00 300-Win Baseball Dual themes on these seven multi-signed items include “Pitching” and “Boston Sports.” The signatures average 1083. (20) Mike Schmidt Signed (“8-9”) strength and are highlighted by: Pitching 1082. Willie Mays Signed Framed Rubber signed by Hall of Famers Drysdale, Lemon, Display - With Jersey Gartlan Statues 1089. (3) Multi- Presented is a lot featuring (20) limited edition Newhouser and Ryan; Signed Baseballs (6) OAL Presented is a framed display of signed items from Hall Signed (LE#/10000) Gartlan 4” Mike Schmidt mini-statues. Brown spheres (average grade “8”) including a 300- of Famer Willie Mays with the centerpiece being a Schmidt has signed the base of each statue in blue Yankees Lot Game winners ball with Carlton, Niekro, Perry, Ryan, 1951 NY Giants replica jersey with a black Sharpie Sharpie (average “9”) with the bottom of each base dis- Seaver, Spahn, Sutton and Wynn; and a ball signed by (“7”) signature. In the lower left is an 8x10 action with Mantle playing a PSA/DNA sticker (no matching COAs). The (6) Boston Celtics greats, including Heinsohn and R. photo also signed in black Sharpie (“5”) and a gateway and (2) Bats lot also comes with a full-picture PSA/DNA LOA for Lewis (d.1993). Auction LOA from James Spence cache with a (“9”) signature. The frame measures Highlighted by a ten of the statues. Authentications. Complete list available on our website. 46x43 and shows minor abrasions; shipping surcharge sweet-spot Mantle sig- Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 will apply. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. nature, the offered lot Opening Bid $200.00 features a trio of Yankees multi-signed collectibles. Included are: 1.) OAL signed by (6) with Mantle (“7.5”), Berra, Ford, Gomez, Hunter and Jackson (average “8”); 2.) Cooperstown Hall of Fame bat signed by (26) with 1084. (21) 1085. (90+) 1086. (12) Berra, Ford, Gomez, Hunter, Lemon, Mize, Rizzuto and the Niekro brothers, average (“8”) in blue Sharpie and 3.) Cooperstown Yankee Stadium bat signed by (12) with Bauer, Berra, Signed 1960s Ryan Dickey, Ford and Rizzuto, average (“9”) in blue Sharpie. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete list of signatures. Baseball Baseball Howard Opening Bid $300.00 Caps - Autograph Signed With T. Book with Phillies Williams, Hodges Jerseys Aaron Presented is a The offered lot and 1960s baseball contains a autograph book dozen Phillies Mays with (90+) signa- home jerseys These (21) tures including signed by pro model Hodges and perennial All- 1090. (8) Signed Baseball Items With (3) Jerseys caps have Conigliaro. The Star Ryan - Including Mays been signed in scripts found Howard. These Offered is a grouping of eight signed items from Major League record black or blue within the multi- “XL” Majestic breakers and Hall of Famers. Highlights include (2) Nolan Ryan auto- marker on the colored pages of this 6x5 leather-bound book are placed pinstriped jer- graphed jerseys (one w/lengthy inscription, one stat), Willie Mays signed bills’ undersides by franchise stalwarts, grading in blue or black ink and pencil. The autographs each sey display LE jersey with “660 HR” inscription. Framed Willie Mays “The Catch” between (“7”) and (“9”). Highlights include: Aaron grade in the (“7-8”) range or better. Highlights include magnificently signed photo with lengthy inscription, Joe DiMaggio framed photo and (Atlanta Braves), Mays (San Francisco Giants), (2) Appling, Colavito, Conigliaro, Hodges, Howser, with signatures averaging (“9”) on two different types (3) autographed limited edition baseballs including Ripken, Rose (Cincinnati Reds, 1963 home and road styles) and McLain, McNally, Minoso, B. Robinson, Tebbetts and of jersey. Included are: (3) front signed in black Sharpie Bonds/McGwire and Bonds/Mays/Aaron. For complete listings and T. Williams (Washington Senators). Auction LOA from Tresh. Auction LOA from James Spence with 05 ROY inscriptions, no back name or numbering; piece-by-piece authentication details, please visit our website. James Spence Authentications. Complete listing avail- Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and and (9) signed on back-numbering in silver. Auction Opening Bid $250.00 able on our website. applicable death dates, please visit our website. LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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1091. Mickey Mantle Signed Mitchell & Ness Jersey Tailored by Mitchell & Ness to match the 1952 Yankees road jerseys worn by the Hall of Fame switch-hitter, this attractive garment is autographed by its superstar subject. The gray flannel button-down jersey features “NEW YORK” arched across the chest in blue felt characters and “7” sewn to the back in like fashion. A Yankees “50th Anniversary” patch adorns the left sleeve and, highlighting the piece, Mantle’s blue Sharpie signature and inscription of “No. 7” projects (“8-9”) quality. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00

1096. Baseball Autograph Treasure Chest - With Bonds, 1092. Hank Aaron Autograph Lot - With Ball, Bat and Book - JSA Griffey and Koufax Still the all-time home run king in the eyes of many 1095. (17) Chicago-Area Autographed Baseball Jersey Touch ‘em all with this attractive lot of signed diamond relics and unsigned display baseball purists, Hank Aaron is the star in the pieces. The autographs in the assortment average (“9”) strength. Includes: Signed offered lot of three autographed items. On various Collection with Banks Baseballs: (4) with lightly toned (grade “6”) balls including (2) ONL Coleman exam- mediums, Aaron’s autograph averages (“9”) poten- Presented is an amazing collection of seventeen autographed jerseys featuring current ples respectively signed by Barry Bonds and H. Caray (d.1998); an ONL Giamatti cy. Includes: Signed Commemorative Bat a limit- and former Chicago-area players. This grouping contains (3) HOFers and an assort- sphere with Drysdale (s/s, d.1993) and Koufax; and an OAL Brown ball with 300- ed edition (596 of 715) Cooperstown Bat ment of current White Sox players. Highlights include Tom Seaver, Steve Carlton, game winners Ryan (s/s), Carlton, Niekro, Seaver, Spahn (d.2003), Sutton and Wynn (34.6oz/34”). Turned in 1999 in celebration of the Fergie Jenkins, Jim Thome and Ernie Banks. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For (d.1999); Ken Griffey Signed Game-Worn Cleats Nike “Air” black leather size “11” 25th anniversary of No. 715, this display weapon complete list of all items, sizes and signature conditions, please visit our website. high-top footwear items signed on the heel of each. Light use, with dirt caked about commemorates round-tripper #596 (April 14, 1971 Opening Bid $300.00 the metal cleats. Also included is a Rawlings left-handed fielder’s glove signed by off Cloninger) and is signed and inscribed “4/8/74” Griffey (limited edition #76/124); Bats: (5) including (2) 34” Adirondack pro stock (in blue Sharpie) between the center brand and bar- display models respectively signed by Barry Bonds and H. Caray and (3) NM display rel stampings; Signed Ball a snow-white (grade “9- models turned to the playing days specifications of weapons used by Foxx, Ott (both 10”) ONL Coleman sphere with a “25th 35”) and Ruth (36”). Individual full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA (for signatures Anniversary” stampings and a USPS stamping. only). Aaron’s blue ballpoint signature decorates the sweet spot; Signed Book a copy of I Had a Hammer Opening Bid $250.00 (1991, Harper Collins, New York) signed on the flyleaf. Book and dust jacket are (NM-MT). Each item comes with a basic cert and hologram from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

1097. Autographed Baseball Collection of (20) with Ripken and Mays Presented is a collection of (20) autographs from HOF baseball players with a pair of jerseys, (7) 4x6 photos (all Mays) and (10) baseballs. Included are Jerseys: Ripken (blue 1094. Baseball Treasure Chest With Great Autographs Sharpie, “8-9”) and Berra (silver marker, “8”); Baseballs: (3) Ripken, Weaver, Marichal, The autographs and display keepsakes in this lot comprise a virtual baseball shrine for Fingers, Feller, Niekro, Gwynn and Mays. Please visit our website for a complete listing. enthusiasts of all ages. The signatures trumpet (“9-10”) quality and include: Signed Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Bats (2) with Musial limited edition (3518/3630) 34” Hillerich & Bradsby “Batting Opening Bid $250.00 1093. (3) Joe DiMaggio Items - With Tie Clip and Signed Champion” commemorative model; and Rose (34”) Cooperstown burnt-red model, Jersey inscribed “Hit King #4256”; Signed Framed Pieces (2) with Boggs - Yankees “2005 Hall of Fame” display (14-1/4 x 22-1/8”); and Snider - black-and-white print (16x19); “The Yankee Clipper” touches ‘em all in this lot that includes: Signed Jersey a gray Miscellaneous a 1952 Topps #311 reprint signed by Mantle; a 5x7 black-and-white flannel button-down garment with “DiMAGGIO’S” and “11” in blue-on-red twill. On print signed by DiMaggio, an 8x10 color print signed by Dandridge, (3) 10x8 prints the lower right front, DiMaggio’s black marker signature (“8-9” strength) has been 1098. Yankees Autograph and Card Lot of (18) with Mantle respectively signed by C. Boyer (inscribed “#6”), Musial and Torre (matted); and a absorbed nicely by the flannel medium; Signed Card a reproduction of the 1938 Offered is a lot featuring (10) 1953-68 Topps cards and (8) signed items with a Bronx Bombers theme. Highlighted signed items: 8x10 signed by Berra, Blanchard, Mantle (“8”) Nolan Ryan’s Waterfront Restaurant menu signed by Ryan. Auction LOA from James Goudey Heads-Up #250 card signed in blue marker (“9”) encapsulated by SGC with and Skowron, (average “8”); A. Rodriguez signed (“10”) Old Hickory “33.5, Pro AROD13” model bat with a 2004 Yankees inscription, LE#8/13 (A-Rod hologram); and 1953 Spence Authentications. Non-signed items are listed on our website. autograph assessed “Authentic” by JSA; Gold Tie Pin a 14-karat gold golf-themed tie Topps/Yankees 22x28 display with (4) 8x10s signed by Berra, Ford, Mantle (“8”) and Rizzuto. The cards include: Mantle: 1961 #300 (VG-EX), 1966 #50 (VG-EX), 1968 Opening Bid $250.00 pin with a pearl inset (nut and threaded post intact). Accompanying is an LOA from Topps Game #2 (EX-MT); Maris: 1959 #202 (VG-EX), 1961 #2 (EX), #576 AS (EX), 1962 #1 (VG-EX), 1966 #365 (trimmed), 1967 #45 (EX-MT) and a 1953 Topps #104 the DiMaggio estate, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Berra (VG-EX). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete list. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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1099. 1935 1100. (13) 1103. 1104. (15) National 1935 (167) 1950 Topps Chicle #34 National 1948 & Football Bronko Chicle 1950 Felt Nagurski Football Bowman Backs—All PSA 4 PSA Football SGC Graded VG-EX Graded Singles Presented is an 4 by PSA. One Singles with 1950 assortment of fifteen 1950 Topps of the more rec- Presented is a Near Set Football Felt ognizable cor- selection of thir- The early grid- Backs, each grad- nerstones in the teen 1935 iron specialist ed by SGC, football collect- National Chicle will appreciate including SGC ing hobby is Football singles, these (167) 84: (1 card) with found with the each of which is 1948 and 1950 Shaw (yellow); offered 1935 graded by PSA. Bowman SGC 80: (7 National Chicle Highlighted by Football sin- cards) with #34 Bronko four difficult high gles, including Chauncey, Nagurski. The numbers, included a 1950 near O’Day, Powers, University of are PSA 6: (6 set. Featured Rakestraw, (2) Minnesota alum cards) with #2 are 1948 Teninga (one is crease-free Molenda, #3 Bowman brown, one yel- with wear rele- Kenneally, #4 Football: (37 low), Turek gated to the Matesic, #20 cards, average (brown); SGC corners and Heller, #22 Kelly, EX-MT) with 70: (3 cards) with edges. An #23 Feathers; #7 Van Buren D. Clark, G. impressive high PSA 5: (2 cards) RC (EX-MT), Davis, Zinaich number that is with #18 #17 Trippi RC (brown); SGC essential for Mikulak, #30 (NM), #26 60: (1 card) with those trying to Caddel (mk); Waterfield RC Stautner; SGC complete the PSA 4: (5 cards) (VG-EX), #61 Wojciechowicz RC (NM), #80 Dudley RC (EX-MT), #95 McAfee RC 50: (3 cards) with important 1935 with #13 (EX-MT), #104 B. Smith RC (EX-MT); 1950 Bowman Football Near Set: (130/144, Friedlund, National Chicle Griffiths, #19 31 duplicates, 25% EX-MT or better, 25% EX, 20% VG-EX, 30% VG or lesser) with McKissack (yel- edition. Kercheval, #28 #1 Walker (EX-MT), #5 Tittle RC (VG-EX), #6 Groza RC (EX), #16 G. Davis RC low) and Weiner. Opening Bid Koska, #31 (EX-MT), #17 Waterfield (EX-MT), #29 Dudley (VG-EX), #37 Layne (VG), #51 Aside from the $900.00 Niccolai and #36 Fears RC (FR), #52 Hirsch RC (VG-EX), #78 Lavelli RC (VG), #132 Bednarik (EX), noted tougher yellow and brown backgrounds, the remainder display blue, green or Masterson. #134 Pihos (EX) and #144 Ramsey RC (EX). For a complete list of key cards and red variations. Opening Bid $250.00 those missing from the near set, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1101. 1948 1102. 1949 Leaf Football Leaf Starter Set Football (69/98) Cards Complete Presented is a pio- Set (49/49) neering 1948 Leaf with (15) Football starter set of (69/98) cards. SGC This mid-grade Presented is a accumulation fea- gorgeous 1949 tures two additional Leaf Football variations and nine complete set of tough gray-backed (49) cards, fif- high numbers. The teen of which approximate condi- are graded by tion breakdown for SGC. The con- this series is 20% dition break- (EX or better), 20% down for the (VG-EX), 30% ungraded por- (VG) and 30% (off- tion is 9% (NM grade). Highlights or better), 26% 1105. 1951 Topps Magic Football Set of (75) Cards (EX-MT), 56% include #3 Turner Presented is 1951 Topps Magic Football complete set of (75) cards. This early Topps (EX) and 9% RC (VG, RB), #13 issue has a condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or better), 35% (EX), 25% (VG- (VG-EX or Lujack RC (EX, EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). For more details, visit our website. lesser). corrected), #15 Opening Bid $250.00 Justice RC (VG), Highlighted in #16 Pihos RC (VG, this appealing yellow numbers), edition are #1 #19 McAfee RC Hendren (EX), (EX), (2) #22 Van #10 Dewell Buren RC (both (SGC 84), #13 GD, both jersey col- Thompson 1106. (310) 1951 Football Exhibits From Vending ors), #26 Waterfield RC (VG-EX, BL), #29 Trippi RC (EX), #36 Dudley RC (SGC 84), #15 Luckman (SGC 60), #16 Trippi (SGC 60), #22 Dudley (EX), #26 Seldom seen in vending form, the presented lot contains a whopping (310) W468 (trimmed), #37 Connor RC (VG-EX), #56 Folsom RC (FR) and #84 Girard RC (EX, Baugh (SGC 60), #28 Pihos (SGC 84), #37 Fritsch (SGC 50), #40 Connor (VG-EX), Exhibits from the 1951 release of the series. Interestingly enough, the original Exhibit gray back). Additionally, (24) cards were removed from PSA holders, with the accom- #41 McAfee (EX), #49 Conerly (SGC 60), #56 Lujack (SGC 86), #62 Gilmer (SGC Supply Co., envelope in which these were distributed is included with this “brick”, panying flips remaining. Due to rudimentary printing techniques of the age, size vari- 84), #67 Layne (SGC 86), #79 Van Buren (EX), #89 Waterfield (SGC 80), #95 though wear and tear has relegated the envelope to the off-grade range. The exhibits dis- ances may be present. For a complete list of key cards and missing numbers, please Washington (SGC 40), #101 Harder (SGC 80), #134 Bednarik SGC 70) and #150 play very well and average (EX-MT) with many better despite some occasional toning. Highlights of this lot include: (5) Baugh, (4) Graham, (3) Hirsch, (3) Layne and (6) visit our website. Turner (EX-MT). Turner. Please visit our website for additional information, as a plethora of additional Hall of Fame inductees will be found. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00

238 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 239 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1112. (1000+) 1953-1962 Topps, Bowman & Fleer Football Shoebox Collection Supplement your classic gridiron collection with this gathering of (1000+) 1953-1962 Topps, Bowman and Fleer Football singles. Moderate duplication is found throughout this star-studded selection, which con- 1107. 1952-1955 Bowman Football Group with tains a J. Brown 1955 Set rookie. Highlights Presented is a 1952-1955 Bowman Football group which includes a com- include 1955 Topps plete set. Highlights include 1952 Bowman Large: (16 cards, average EX) All-American with #4 Owen RC CO (VG-EX), #12 Trippi (trimmed); 1955 Bowman Partial Set: (74/100, complete set: (160 cards, 61 duplicates, 25% EX-MT or better, 30% EX, 1108. 1957 Topps Football Near Set (153/154) with average VG) with 20% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser - 10% are trimmed) including #1 Walker #12 Graham (EX), (VG), (2) #7 Gifford (both EX), (2) #32 Van Brocklin (EX-MT, EX), (2) Sherman Error #16 Rockne (GD), #42 J.H. Johnson RC (both EX-MT), #52 Summerall RC (VG-EX), (2) #62 Assembled is a diffucult-to-complete 1957 Topps Football near set of (153/154) cards. #21 W. White ERR Blanda (EX-MT, EX), #70 Ringo RC (EX-MT), #71 Layne (EX-MT), #72 Missing only #119 Starr RC for completion, this set is bolstered by the elusive #58 (GD), #277 Grange Tittle (VG) and #152 Landry (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please Sherman (not team) error and the challenging Blony checklist. The approximate con- (EX-MT), #37 visit our website. dition breakdown for this edition is 20% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) Thorpe (EX), #68 Opening Bid $300.00 and 20% (VG-EX or letter). Featured are #22 Van Brocklin (NM), #32 Layne (NM), Four Horseman SP RC (EX); 1958 Topps: (118 cards, median VG to VG-EX) with #58 Sherman Error (GD), #85 Lane RC (EX-MT), #88 Gifford (NM), #94 Berry #22 Unitas (VG), #62 J. Brown RC (VG), (4) #66 Starr (average VG); 1959 Topps: (EX), #138 Unitas RC (FR, appears EX, but small tear on bottom edge), #151 1111. (381) 1955-1960 Topps & Bowman Football Singles (126 cards, average EX to EX-MT) with (2) #1 Unitas (VG-EX, VG), #10 J. Brown Hornung RC (VG) and NNO Blony CL (pencil marked). Additionally, (18) cards were Storm the gridiron with these (381) 1955-1960 Topps & Bowman Football singles. There (VG); 1960 Topps: (207 cards, majority EX-MT) with #1 Unitas (EX), (2) #51 Starr removed from PSA holders, with the accompanying flips remaining. For a complete is moderate duplication in this collection, which features several Canton enshrinees. (both EX-MT); 1961 Fleer: (211 cards, average EX-MT to NM, 40% of cards have list of key cards, please visit our website. Highlights include 1955 Topps All-American: #16 Rockne (GD); 1956 Topps: (68 yellow discoloration on bottom edge when viewed as a stack) with (3) #88 Starr ((2) Opening Bid $750.00 cards, average PR-FR, most have writing), 1957 Topps: #138 Unitas RC (FR); 1958 EX-MT, VG), (3) #155 Kemp (NM-MT, NM, EX-MT); 1961 Topps: (137 cards, com- Topps: (60 cards, majority VG-EX) with (2) #62 J. Brown RC (EX, PR, one with writing posite EX-MT to NM) with #39 Starr (EX), #71 J. Brown (trimmed), (2) #166 Kemp on front), #66 Starr (EX); 1959 Topps: (221 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #1 (both EX-MT); 1962 Topps: #28 J. Brown (EX-MT) and #64 Hornung (EX-MT). For Unitas (EX), #23 Starr (EX), (4) #51 Huff RC (average EX-MT), #82 Hornung (EX) and a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 1110. 1962 #140 B. Mitchell RC (EX). Approximately 30% of the cards have sustained either paper Opening Bid $500.00 loss or writing. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Post Cereal Opening Bid $250.00 Football 1114. Near Set (126) 1113. 1960 (199/200) 1962-1969 Fleer, 1961 The offered 1962 Football Post Cereal Nu-Card & Singles Football near set 1967 of (199/200) cards Group Philadelphia is a seldom-seen with (2) proposition for the Football Sayers gridiron enthusiast. Complete Considering some Rookies brands sold better Sets Presented is a than others, certain For the oddball sampling of common players specialist, this fan- (126) 1962- are more scarce tastic trio of vin- 1969 Topps, than some super- tage football sets Fleer, stars. The approxi- representing the Philadelphia mate condition 1960 Fleer, 1961 Gum and Post breakdown of this Nu-Card and 1967 Football sin- set is 20% (NM or Philadelphia Gum gles. Numerous better), 40% (EX- editions includes stars including MT), 20% (EX) 1960 Fleer: (132 (2) 1964 Topps and 20% (VG-EX cards, 3 graded, #31 Lamonica or lesser). Due to 30% NM-MT or RC (EX, VG- the cards being better, 40% NM, EX), (2) 1966 issued on backs of 30% EX-MT or Philadelphia the cereal boxes, lesser) with #20 Gum #38 1109. 1959 & 1961 Topps Football Complete/ Near Sets some hand cut Baugh RC CO Sayers RC (EX-MT), #58 Presented is a pair of 1959 & 1961 Topps Football complete/near sets. Highlights cards display por- (both VG-EX), Blanda (EX-MT), include 1959 Topps Set: (176 cards, 25% NM or better, 35% EX-MT, 20% EX, 20% tion(s) that exceed the black guidelines, which the grades reflect. Highlights include 1967 Topps:(2) #116 Stram RC VG-EX or lesser) with #1 Unitas (VG), #10 J. Brown (VG-EX), #23 Starr (VG-EX), #10 Moore SP (FR, writing on back), #12 Starr (EX-MT), #24 Morrison SP (NM), #24 Kemp (SGC 88), #124 Kemp RC (SGC 84); 1961 Nu-Card: (80 cards, 30% NM-MT or better, #51 Huff RC (EX-MT), #103 Karras RC (NM), #140 Mitchell RC (NM), #155 J. #25 Nolan SP (EX-MT), #59 Schmidt SP (EX-MT), #61 Brown SP (EX), #90 Unitas (NM, EX-MT), 40% NM, 30% EX-MT or lesser) with E. Davis (EX-MT), Gabriel (EX-MT); 1967 Taylor RC (EX-MT); 1961 Topps Near Set: (197/198, 30% NM-MT or better, 35% (EX-MT), #93 Baker SP (EX), #103 St. Clair SP (EX-MT), #110 Coia SP (EX-MT), #98 Namath Philadelphia Gum: (198 cards, 20% NM or better, 30% EX-MT, 20% EX, 30% VG-EX or NM, 20% EX-MT, 15% EX or lesser, missing #198 CL) with #1 Unitas (NM), #39 #111 Ditka SP (NM), #142 Meredith (NM), #176 Joyce SP (NM), #184 Tarkenton (EX-MT), 1969 lesser) with #23 Unitas (EX-MT), #28 Butkus (VG), #29 Ditka (EX-MT), #35 Sayers (EX) Starr (EX), #71 J. Brown (SGC 88), #122 CL (SGC 86), #150 Maynard (EX-MT) and (EX), #193 Krakoski SP (EX). Missing only #74 S. Baker SP for completion. For a Topps: (3) #26 Piccolo (EX-MT, EX, trim) and many other stars such as and #82 Starr (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. #166 Kemp (SGC 86). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Alworth, Starr and Tarkenton. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $100.00

240 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 241 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1115. (14) 1965 1116. 1966 & 1119. (6) 1120. (380) Topps Football 1969 Topps 1970-76 1950-1983 SGC Graded Football Topps Topps, Singles—High Complete Sets Football Bowman & Grade with (4) PSA Sets and Philadelphia An investment-caliber Assembled is a “pack Near-Sets Gum selection is found with fresh” pairing of two Highlighted by Baltimore these fourteen 1965 complete sets from the a cavalcade of Colts Topps Football SGC 1966 and 1969 Topps Hall of Fame graded singles. Included Football editions. rookie cards, Singles are SGC 96: (3 cards) Highlights include the offered lot Collection with #18 Romeo SP (one 1966 Topps Set: (132 contains sets The inhabitants of of two, none better), #71 cards, 20% NM-MT or and near-sets the “world’s largest Burell SP (one of two, better, 30% NM, 30% from the 1970 outdoor insane asy- none better), #93 Brooker EX-MT, 20% EX or Topps through lum” are found on SP (highest graded); SGC lesser) with #15 Funny 1976 Topps this (380) 1950- 92: (3 cards) with #16 Rings CL (PSA 7), #26 collections 1983 Topps, O’Hanley (one of two, Kemp (EX-MT), #61 excluding the Bowman and none better), #32 Jacobs CL (PSA 7), #96 1972 edition. Philadelphia Gum SP (one of one, one bet- Namath (PSA 6), #104 These cards Baltimore Colts ter), #35 Kemp SP (one Biletnikoff (EX), #119 average (EX- singles collection. of one, two better); SGC Alworth (PSA 7); 1969 MT) with Highlights include 88: (4 cards) with #6 Topps Set: (263 cards, many finer and 1953 Bowman: Colclough SP (one of 25% NM or better, some lesser #30 B. Young RC one, none better), #25 30% EX-MT, 25% EX, examples, (VG), 1955 Bemiller SP (one of 20% VG-EX or lesser) highlighted by: Bowman: (2) #6 three, two better), #38 with #25 Unitas (EX- 1970: Ameche RC (VG- McDole (one of one, MT), #100 Namath (260/263) with EX, VG); 1956 Topps: #60 Moore RC (GD), (3) #36 Donovan (EX, (2) VG-EX); 1958 none better), #126 (EX), #120 Csonka RC #90 Simpson Topps: (3) #22 Unitas (VG-EX, VG, GD), (2) #120 Berry (VG-EX, VG); 1959 Topps: Smolinski (one of three, (EX-MT) and #215 (EX-MT), #1 Unitas (EX), 1962 Topps: (2) #1 Unitas SP (EX, GD), #5 Berry SP (EX) and 1964 one better); SGC 86: (3 Starr (NM). For a com- #150 Namath Philadelphia Gum: #1 Unitas (VG-EX). For more details, please visit our website. cards) with #14 Morris plete list of key cards, (VG-EX); 1971: (263/263) with #250 Namath (EX), #245 Greene RC (VG), #156 Opening Bid $200.00 RC (one of three, none please visit our web- Bradshaw (VG-EX); 1973: (527/528) with #89 Harris RC (VG-EX); 1974: (528/528); better), #20 Schmidt (one site. 1975: (518/528) with #282 Swann RC (EX-MT), #367 Fouts RC (EX-MT); 1976: of one, none better), #113 Opening Bid $250.00 (524/528) with #148 Payton RC (EX-MT) and #220 Lambert RC (NM). It should be Deluca (one of two, two better) and SGC 84: #46 W. Brown RC SP (one of eight, noted that a fire at the annex of the consignor’s house has resulted in a scent, which nine better). It should be noted that SGC has never evaluated any card from this set emanates from the cards. However, the conditions of the contents are not affected. For above the SGC Mint 96 grading tier. a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

1118. (3) 1966- 1970 Topps Football Complete Sets Presented is a trio of classic 1966-1970 Topps Football complete sets. Highlights include 1966 Topps Set: (132 cards, median NM) with #15 Funny Rings CL (NM), #26 Kemp (EX- MT), #48 Blanda (NM), #61 CL (EX- MT), #67 1122. (16) 1975-1990 Topps Football Complete Dawson (EX- 1121. 1957-86 Vintage Football Stars, Rookies & Sets Lot Sets MT), #95 Ranging from 1957 to 1986, the presented lot contains stars, rookie cards and com- Presented is a collection of sixteen 1975-1990 Topps Football com- Maynard plete sets from various vintage football products. Highlights of this (653)-card lot plete sets. The majority of sets from the 1970s average (EX-MT to (NM), #96 Namath (EX-MT), #104 Biletnikoff (EX-MT), #119 Alworth (NM), #132 include: 1.) 1964 Philadelphia complete set (198) averaging (EX-MT) with 10% NM), while the 1980s-1990 edition fare (NM to NM-MT). Included CL (VG-EX); 1969 Topps Set: (263 cards, average EX, stars lesser) with #25 Unitas showing a stained edge, including #30 Brown (EX-MT) and #12 Unitas, #17 Ditka, are every regular Topps edition from 1975-1986, the 1984 and 1985 (VG), #26 Piccolo RC (VG), #100 Namath (GD), #120 Csonka RC (VG), #215 Starr 1117. 1968 & 1969 Topps Football Complete Sets #79 Starr, #91 Olsen RC, #197 CL #1 and #198 CL #2 (average EX-MT excluding USFL issues along with the 1989 and 1990 Traded editions. (EX-MT); 1970 Topps Set: (263 cards, median NM) with #30 Starr (EX-MT), #59 Featured are 1968 and 1969 Topps Football complete sets: 1968 Topps: (219 cards, right edge staining); 2.) 1961 Nu-Card Unopened Pack (GAI 8.5); 3.) 1970 Topps Highlights include Topps Football Key Cards: (16 sets) with 1976: Page RC (NM), #90 Simpson RC (VG) and #150 Namath (VG-EX). For a complete 35% NM or better, 35% EX-MT, 30% EX or lesser) with #65 Namath (NM), #149 Glossy complete set (33/33) averaging EX-MT; 4.) (19) 1959 Topps with #10 Brown #148 Payton RC (EX-MT), 1977: #177 Largent RC (NM), 1981: list of key cards, please visit our website. Kemp (NM), #196 Griese RC (EX-MT); 1969 Topps: (263 cards, 35% NM or better, (VG-EX) and #23 Starr (VG-EX); and 5-7.) (3) SGC Graded cards with 1961 Topps #216 Montana RC (EX-MT), 1984: #63 Elway RC (NM), #123 Opening Bid $250.00 40% EX-MT, 25% EX or lesser), includes Four-In-One Inserts set of (66) and Stamp #71 Brown (SGC 80), 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC (SGC 88) and 1986 Topps #161 Marino RC (NM); 1984 USFL: #36 Kelly RC (NM), #52 Young RC Albums set of (26)) with #26 Piccolo RC (NM), #100 Namath (NM) and #120 Csonka Rice RC (SGC 88). Please visit our website for additional information, as many more (NM-MT), #58 White RC (EX-MT) and 1986: #161 Rice RC (NM). RC (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. stars are in this lot. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

242 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 243 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1123. 1912 1124. (5) 1125. Jim Thorpe 1935 1951 Postcard R311-2 Topps SGC National Magic Authentic Chicle Football Graded Authentic Premiums Complete by SGC. “The with Set (75) Greatest Athlete of All Times” is por- Grange with (12) trayed on the This lot fea- PSA offered 1912 Jim tures (5) differ- Score big with Thorpe postcard. ent 1935 R311- this 1951 Depicting the 2 National Topps Magic multi-sport legend Chicle premi- Football com- as an Olympian, ums, highlight- plete set of the reverse of the ed by the key (75) cards, postcard advertises to the set, Red twelve of his triumphant Grange. The 6x8 images were printed on thin-stock which are return to Carlisle, paper displaying mild peripheral wrinkling with this graded by Pennsylvania. allotment containing: Casey (GD), Grange (VG, back PSA. These Aside from a light residue), Notre Dame (VG-EX), Pittsburgh/Navy (VG) collegians trim along the bottom edge, the correspondence other- and Touchdown (VG). overall grade (VG) with some better and others lesser. wise grades (VG) with corner wear and reverse discol- Opening Bid $200.00 More details available on our website. oration. Opening Bid $150.00 1132. (2) Bert Bell/Bill Hewitt Signed Checks - BGS/JSA Opening Bid $250.00 Authentic Signed by Bert Bell and endorsed by recipient Bill Hewitt, the offered Philadelphia 1133. (3) Bert Bell/Bill Hewitt Signed Checks - (2) With 1126. 1965 1127. 1128. Eagles payroll checks have been encapsulated with signatures assessed “Authentic” by Hewitt’s Wife BGS/JSA. Respectively dated “1937” and “1938,” the checks are signed “de Each check has been encapsulated with signature assessed “Authentic” by BGS/JSA. Topps 1966 1972 Benneville Bell” in black ink, steel-tip fountain pen (both “9-10” strength). On the Dating from 1937 through 1939, these vouchers are drawn from both the (2) #122 Joe Topps Topps reverse of each, the black ink penning of “William Hewitt” shows similar quality. Philadelphia Eagles payroll accounts and (1) a separate Bert Bell account. All are Namath Funny Wax Pack Tragically felled in an automobile wreck at the age of 37 (1947), Hewitt had done all signed by the famed NFL executive (two read “de Benneville Bell” and one is signed that was asked of him on the gridiron, with the exception of wearing a helmet. Rookie Rings PSA 9 “Bert Bell Special,” all entirely in Bell’s hand, “9-10”). They are made payable to and Opening Bid $400.00 endorsed on the reverse by William Hewitt (d.1947, “9”), with (2) having been for- “Broadway” Joe Complete Unitas/ warded to and endorsed by Hewitt’s wife, Edythe Hewitt. Normal cancellation stamp- Namath makes Set with Tarkenton ings and hole punchings don’t affect the signatures’ outstanding qualities. his New York Graded MT 9 Opening Bid $750.00 debut with the Checklist by PSA. offered 1965 Issued one per Presented is a Topps #122 package in gorgeous 1972 rookie card. 1966 Topps Topps Series II This acclaimed Football, the wax pack gra- “tall boy” “Funny ciously blessed grades (EX) Rings” set was with a Unitas with slightly designed to top and a askew centering, evoke laughter Tarkenton moderate corner from youngsters. The offered series of (24) intact cards back. The wear and spec- averages (EX-MT to NM) with some better and others unmatched wax tacular back- lesser. The all-important checklist card #15 grades pack is the only example with this front-back combina- ground hues. (NM) with minimal peripheral wear. tion PSA has examined. This challenging Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 shortprint is an ideal choice for those collecting the coveted 1965 Topps Football edition. Opening Bid $200.00

1130. (2) 1976 Topps Football Uncut Sheets - With Payton RC These (2) 1135. (539) Bert Bell Signed Checks Topps 1976 1131. (14) 1954-1980 Vintage Wax Football uncut Philadelphia Eagles co-founder and Hall of Fame mentor Bert Bell has signed sheets are Packs & Cellos with 1954 Bowman each of these (539) team payroll checks. Dating from 1937 through 1940, these each com- 5-Cent Football Pack 1134. (124) 1937-1941 Philadelphia Eagles Payroll vouchers were made payable to a wide variety of sources, including several players, the Internal Revenue Service, the NFL and hotels in which the Eagles lodged. prised of 12 Offered is an interesting grouping of vintage wax Checks - Multi-Signed by Bert Bell rows of 11 packs, including a 1954 Bowman Football 5-Cent pack On the appropriate line, Bell’s formal signature (“de Benneville Bell”) averages 1129. (5) 1972 Topps Football Series Tremendous “break” value is inherent to this collection of (124) Philadelphia Eagles cards. High- that has tight folds and a clean back but is slightly (“9”) strength and clarity. A few of the checks were drawn from a separate Bell payroll checks with multiple Bert Bell signatures. Dated from 1937 through 1941, the III PSA 9 Wax Packs grade and loose along the seam on the reverse, a 1959 Topps account and signed “Bert Bell Special” (in Bell’s hand). Twenty-three of the vouchers are (mostly) made out to Bell himself. With every notation in Bell’s hand, Potentially housing high-grade 1972 Topps football ready for display, the sheets include: #76 Hendricks, Football cello (the bottom edge of the celluloid is miss- checks hail from the “Varsity Shop” account, a separate Bell business venture. his formal signature (“de Benneville Bell”) is executed on the appropriate line of each. high-numbers, the offered lot contains five Series III #128 Fouts, #148 Payton RC, #210 Langer, #245 ing but the packaging is tight), 1966 Topps Football The recipients have endorsed the reverse in many instances. There are normal Bell has also endorsed the reverse of each. In all, (102) of the checks bear two Bell wax packs from the 1972 edition. All five have been Greene, #305 Riggins, #326 Dierdorf, #380 Shell, #395 (VG-EX) and (2) 1970 Topps Baseball packs (VG-EX, cancellation punchings, none of which affect Bell’s signature. signatures, while (22) more are signed three times by the Hall of Fame coach and deemed MT 9 by PSA and include Morris (top), Staubach, #437 Csonka and #515 Buoniconti. one possibly re-sealed). In-house review is suggested Opening Bid $900.00 executive. Bell’s pennings average (“9”) quality throughout. Hendricks AP (back) and Griese AP (back). Opening Bid $300.00 and a complete list is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00

244 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 245 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1142. (5) Oakland Raiders Checks Signed by Owner Al Davis Offered are five Oakland Raiders checks signed by 1140. 1960 Baltimore Colts Team- their eccentric Signed Football - With Unitas, owner, HOFer Al 1141. 1962 Cleveland Browns Davis. Each check Donovan and Parker Autographed Football with (32) has Davis’ crisp Winners of back-to-back NFL championships, thirty- and clean black four members of the 1960 Baltimore Colts signed this Signatures ink signature in Johnny Unitas signature model pigskin. The white dim- Presented is an electrifying 1962 Cleveland Browns the lower right pled surface is home to blue ballpoint signatures that autographed football with (32) black ink signatures. corner. The checks average (“6-7”) quality. Highlights include: Berry, The endorsements on this moderately worn cream-and- date from 1977 or 1137. (4) Vintage Multi-Signed Football Lot Donovan, Marchetti, Moore, Parker and Unitas. Full black Wilson Hornung ball average (“6-7”) with J. 1978. Auction Presented is a quartet of 1950s and 1960s footballs signed by an array of notable photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. A Brown, Fleming (d.1963), Groza, Hickerson, LOA from James ballplayers. Contents include: 1.) Bell “Duke” (Wilson) signed by (33) 1960 Cardinals complete listing of signatures is available on our web- McCormack and Renfro as the keys. Auction LOA Spence including Crow, Ivy, Sugar, signatures average (“3-4”); 2.) Rozelle “Duke” (Wilson) site. from James Spence Authentications. For more details, Authentications. signed by (16) 1960 with Crown, Mestnik, signatures average (“3”); 3.) Bell “Duke” Opening Bid $150.00 please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00 1136. (2) 1959 Pro Bowl Footballs with (63) (Wilson) signed by (35) 1957 Rams with Hirsch, B.R. Smith, Van Brocklin, signatures Opening Bid $150.00 Signatures average (“5-6”); and 4.) Foss AFL (Spalding) signed by (39) 1962 Raiders with Boasting the period signatures of an array of Hall of Fame inductees, Davidson, Otto, signatures average (“6-7”). Auction LOA from James Spence 1144. Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information. the presented lot contains a pair of Rawlings AB leather footballs Walter signed by a combined (63) 1959 Pro-Bowl members. The balls include: Opening Bid $250.00 1.) signed by (33) with Brown, Huff, Robustelli, Stautner and Tittle, Payton average strong (“7”); and 2.) signed by (30) with Brown, Gifford, Signed Groza, Huff, and Van Brocklin. Both pieces have been signed in ball- Carlo point and fiber-tip and come with a single auction LOA from James Beninati Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the signatures included. Artist Opening Bid $250.00 Proof (1/50) 1143. Football HOFers Signed Presented is 1138. (7) Signed Footballs - With Payton and Favre a Walter Baseball With Sayers and Starr Payton Score a touchdown and the extra point with these seven autographed pigskins. These NFL keep- Nine NFL Hall of Famers and stars have signed this signed Carlo sakes include official models and display versions with three white panels. The signatures vary in 1145. Joe Montana Signed Framed lightly toned ONL White sphere (grade “6”). The ball- Beninati quality and include single-signed balls: Cosbie (“8-9,” inscribed “84 Cowboys”); John Henry point pennings average (“9”) strength and include: artist proof Jersey Display Johnson (“8,” inscribed “Hall of Fame 1994 - 49ers”); J. Kelly; Payton (d.1999, “9-10,” inscribed Sweet Spot Moore; North Panel Cvercko and (1/50). Arranged in a 42-1/2 x 48-1/2” frame, a Joe Montana “Sweetness”); and multi-signed balls: 1997 Super Bowl heroes Favre (“6”)/Freeman (“5”); Bears Adderley; South Panel Temple (former MLB player), Payton 49ers home jersey is the centerpiece, with the Hall of Legends (average “8”) with Butkus, Ditka, Payton, Sayers; and USC Heisman Winners (average “7- Adderley (repeat signature) and Sayers; West Panel (d.1999) Famer’s bold black Sharpie signature (“9-10” strength) on 8”) Allen, Garrett, Simpson and White. Pre-Certified from PSA/DNA. Hornung and Grote (former MLB player); East Panel signed the the white tackle twill “1.” Montana has also signed an Opening Bid $250.00 Buchanan and Starr. Pre-Certified by PSA/DNA. professionally framed and matted (26-1/2 x 32-1/2”) 8x10 color print and a collector’s issue card (both are Opening Bid $100.00 piece in black marker (“9-10”), also including inscrip- faded). Showcased, as well, is a 1981 Topps #18 Montana tions 34, Sweetness. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. RC. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Due the size and Opening Bid $200.00 weight of this item, a shipping surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $200.00

1148. (5) Brett Favre Signed Packers Jerseys Legendary quarterback Brett Favre has auto- 1139. (55) Single-Signed NFL Footballs - With Montana, graphed these five Namath and E. Smith Green Bay Your tried and true Sunday heroes have signed these (55) pigskins. These unused Wilson 1146. (7) Montana and Marino 1147. Notre Dame’s Famed Rudy Lot Packers “Official NFL” Paul Tagliabue signature model footballs are home to black or silver Signed Oversized Displays with Signed Mini-Helmet home jer- Sharpie pennings that average (“7-8”) strength and clarity. Includes: Aikman, M. Allen, The inspiring story of Rudy Ruettiger is honored with seys. Hall of Fame signal callers Joe Montana and Dan Cunningham, Dent, Dilfer, Dorsett, Faulk, Garner, F. Harris, Hoying, (3) D. McAllister, these three items, including a program from the one- Tailored to Marino have signed the (7) items in this lot. Executed Montana, (2) Namath, Rhett, Rice, Riggins, (2) Rypien, Salaam, D. Sanders, (4) E. Smith, and-only game Ruettiger ever played, Notre Dame v. the specs of on colorful photos, artists’ renderings or cartoon like- (10) Staley, Swann, (5) L. Taylor, (4) R. Watters, (2) S. Young and (6) others. Georgia Tech, a ticket stub from the game, and a Notre the ones nesses, the autographs project (“9-10”) quality through- Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A detailed listing is Dame mini-helmet signed by Rudy #45 in black Favre donned at Lambeau Field, these green mesh size out. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James available on our website. Sharpie (“10”). Auction LOA from James Spence “48” pullover garments are signed (and inscribed “4”) Spence Authentications. A complete description is Opening Bid $400.00 Authentications. in black Sharpie on the back “4” (average “8” strength). available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Accompanying are individual certs from Favre. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

246 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 247 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1150. (15) 1153. 1947 1154. McNabb, Notre Dame Vintage Cunningham Football Baltimore & Jaworski National Colts Signed #5 Champions Stadium McNabb Team- Blanket Jerseys Signed and The offered lot con- Banquet Original tains fifteen Reebok Program Case Philadelphia Eagles “Shake down the Donovan McNabb Signed by thunder from the #5 jerseys. The Unitas sky ...” with this alternate “black” The offered 1947 Notre Dame size 50 jerseys dis- football relic Football National play Reebok “On- celebrates Champions ban- Field” tagging and Sundays of quet program each shows a trio of yesteryear in signed by (27) of signatures on the the Charm that year’s back numbering. City. Fighting Irish stal- Penned uniformly Specifically, warts. Executed in black Sharpie this team- (in pencil) on the with signatures issued cover, the signa- averaging (“9”), Baltimore tures show (“7-8”) each garment bears Colts stadium quality on aver- the penmanship of blanket is age. Includes: McNabb, accompanied Heisman Trophy Cunningham and by its original recipient Lujack, Jaworski. The plastic case All-American McNabb signatures that has been Czarobski (signed twice), College Football Hall of Famers Sitko and Martin, as well are from a limited autographed by as Waybright, Leonard, Wendell, Walsh, McGee, Urban, Grothaus, Brown, Sullivan, edition run, each numbered to (#/55) with corresponding Mounted Memories COA, Memorial Stadium legend Johnny Unitas (d.2002). The 65 x 45-1/2 blue wool blanket 1149. (14) Ultimate Chicago Bears Autographed Jersey Begley, Earley, Fallon, Cifelli, (2) Signaigo, Tripucka, Smith, Budynkiewicz, Oracko, while the lot as a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence remains in perfect condition and its carrying case is signed by Unitas (“8-9” strength) Collection with Butkus and Sayers Panelli, Coutre and Lally, Clatt. Inside the (VG-EX) 4-page program are pictures from Authentications. and inscribed “Best Wishes - #19 - HOF 79.” Accompanying is a basic cert and holo- Offered is an outstanding collection of fourteen autographed jerseys from one of the the games the team played that year. Auction LOA from James Spence Opening Bid $300.00 gram from PSA/DNA. NFL’s most storied franchises. Included in this grouping are signatures from four Hall Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 of Fame players. Highlights are: Dick Butkus, Brain Urlacher, Mike Singletary and Opening Bid $200.00 Gale Sayers. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For a complete listing of items, sizes and signature conditions, please visit or website. Opening Bid $400.00

1156. (96) Football Greats Signed Index Cards - With Rare Hall of Famers The winning bidder will hit pay dirt with this collection of ninety-six signed index cards. Rife with Hall of Famers, this assortment boasts pennings that average (“8-9”) quality. Highlights include: Badgro, Battles, Baugh, Bednarik, (2) Paul Brown, E. Campbell, 1151. (18) Signed Football Jerseys - With Peyton and Eli 1152. Hall of Fame Signed Football and Looney Tunes Christiansen, Dutch Clark, Creekmur, A. Davis, Driscoll, Ewbank, Greene, Hirsch, Herber, Hutson, Kinard, (2) Lavelli, Layne, McAfee, Musso, Neale, Otto, C. Parker, J. Manning QB Signed Display Parker, Sayers, Schramm, Stautner, Stram, Strong, Stydahar and (3) Trippi. Auction LOA Sunday warriors, many of whom are bound for Canton, Ohio, have autographed these Canton-enshrined icons from both sides of the line of scrimmage have penned the from James Spence Authentications. A complete listing is available on our website. eighteen retail jerseys. The black Sharpie signatures have been placed on their tackle keepsakes in the offered lot. Includes: Hall of Fame Signed Football a Wilson Opening Bid $400.00 till numeric identifiers and resonate (“8-9”) strength and clarity throughout. Includes: Official NFL Paul Tagliabue signature model pigskin signed on the white panel (blue Bouldin (Cardinals, inscribed “R.O.Y. 03”), Crow (Texas A&M, inscribed “‘57 H.T.”), marker, average “5-6” strength) by J. Brown, W. Brown, Dawson, Groza, Ham, (2) Edwards (Browns), Faulk (Rams), Fitzgerald (Cardinals), Gastineau (Jets), A. Hornung, Lary, Lavelli, Lilly, Maynard, Namath, Nitschke, Starr, J. Taylor, Tittle, Johnson (Texans), (2) R. Johnson (Bengals), E. Manning (Giants, inscribed “Go Big Trippi and Unitas (PSA full photo LOA and hologram accompany); Western PA Blue”), (2) P. Manning (Colts), McNabb (Eagles), K. Norton (Cowboys, inscribed Quarterbacks Signed Looney Tunes Display framed to dimensions of 37-3/8 x 27” 1155. 1998 Ron Mix Hall of Fame Football Platinum Signature Series Complete Set of (116) Autographs “2X SB Champ”), Pennington (Jets) and (2) H. Walker (University of Georgia, (with tiny chips on the upper portion), this limited edition (AP 24/100) print is entitled Assembled is a stunning 1998 Ron Mix Hall of Fame Football Platinum Signature Series complete set of (116) autographs. Each serially numbered #1703/2500, these post- inscribed “#34 - 82 Heisman”). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence “Coal Mine To Goal Line” and depicts Pennsylvania-born Hall of Fame quarterbacks card sized artworks are penned on the surface in black or blue Sharpie, with the autographs averaging (“8-9”) or better. Highlighted in this gallery are Baugh, Blanda, Butkus, Authentications. under the guise of cartoon favorites. Each has signed on the white border to corre- Dawson, Ditka, Ewbank (first name only), Fears (first name only), Fouts, F. Harris, Gatski, Gibbs, Gilman (first name only), O. Graham, Groza, F. Harris, Hirsch, Hornung, Opening Bid $300.00 spond with his “image” (average “8-9”). Includes: Marino, Unitas, Namath, Kelly and Landry, Lane, Largent, Maynard, Motley, Namath, Sayers, Schram, Shula, Simpson, Staubach, Tittle, D. Walker (first name only) and Walsh. Auction LOA from James Montana. UDA cert and hologram accompany. Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $750.00

248 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 249 FOOTBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1157. Large 1163. 1933 Grouping Green Bay of Football Packers vs. Autographs Ernie Nevers - Loaded All-Stars With Hall of Program Famers Commencing in 1931, The end zone is we believe, the Knights in sight with this of Columbus annually impressive col- sponsored charity foot- lection of NFL ball games pitting autographs. The choice NFL teams lot is comprised against selected college of (mostly) pho- All-Stars, principally tographs, cards from West Coast and other flats schools. (To “level the that showcase playing field,” so to signatures pro- speak, these college all- jecting (“9-10”) quality throughout. Includes: Signed Photographs: W. Brown stars rosters included a few professionals.) (inscribed “HOF 84”), Graham (inscribed “Best Wishes,” in a 14-1/2 x 17-1/2” 1158. (3) Unique Walter Payton Signed Items frame), Krause (inscribed “HOF 98”), (2) Lary (inscribed “HOF ‘79”), G. Marchetti These were January The offered trio of unique autographed items is highlighted by a Nikko NFL Team 34 1162. (46) Mini- and (5) Full-Sized Signed Football (inscribed “HOF 72 - #89”), Namath (16x20), Simms (16x20), C. Taylor and Tittle; events traditionally remote control race car twice signed (blue Sharpie, “9”) by Walter Payton. Also Signed Cards/Flats: B. Bell (signed Philadelphia Eagles payroll check, dated 1939), Helmets held in San Francisco’s included is a 75th Anniversary edition full “Wheaties” box inked by Payton (“6”) and Dutch Clark, (5) Ewbank (all personal checks, dated 1992), B. George (cut signature, Featuring an array of Pro-Bowlers and Hall of Fame inductees, the presented lot con- Kezar Stadium. Dick Butkus (“9”) both in blue marker. Rounding out this diverse grouping is a 1985 PSA/DNA “Authentic”), Graham, Hickerson, Kinard, Neale (cut signature, PSA/DNA tains a whopping (51) signed football helmets. The signatures average (“8-9”) and dis- Uniformly dimensioned The Super Bowl Shuffle album signed by Sanders, McKinnon, Gentry (smudge) and “Authentic”), Payton (1986 Topps #7), A. Rooney, Rozelle, Simpson, (2) Trafton play magnificently, including: Mini-Helmets: (4) Bettis, Culpepper, (17) Cunningham 7-3/4” x 10-3/4”, the Payton in black marker averaging (“7-9”) in both strength and clarity. This lot is (signed personal checks, dated 1955, 1958). Auction LOA from James Spence (throwbacks), (17) McNabb, (5) D. Staley, K. Stewart and Weinke; Full-Sized stadium-issued pro- PSA/DNA pre-certified. Authentications. Helmets: Butkus (Steiner), T. Davis (Steiner), Dawson (SB IV MVP, HOF 87), Portis grams sport fashionably abstract gridiron tableaux. We offer this 1933 program: Ernie Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 and a multi-signed Cowboys helmets signed by (6) with Dorsett, Landry, Lilly, Nevers’ Pacific Coast All-Americans vs. Green Bay Packers. This star-studded exhibi- Renfro, Staubach and R. White. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. tion marked the only game in which Red Grange played for the Packers, a “guest” Opening Bid $400.00 appearance, if you will. The (VG-EX) 16-page guide is completely intact and flaunts 1159. (5) 1160. (26) black-and-white full-page images of Nevers and Grange. There are penciled notations Signed Signed Penn on the front cover. Opening Bid $300.00 Football Items State 1164. (11) with Payton Football Football Presented is a quintet 1165. 1950s-1980s Items Media of football items with Presented is a collec- Maryland and an array of notable Guides - tion of autographed Redskins signatures. This lot items from one of the With (7) Program and contains: 1.) Payton most vaunted college First-Year (“9”) 18x26 D. Smith gridiron programs. Ticket Lot print (#/1000, 28x36 This Penn State Team From those crisp Saturday frame); 2.) Steelers assortment includes: Issues and Sunday afternoons in full-sized helmet Signed Footballs As football’s the D.C. Area, these pro- signed by (7) with (20) Penn State logo popularity grams and ticket stubs were Blount, Bradshaw, pigskins with two steadily grew, issued for 1950s through Greene, Ham, Harris, white panels that are teams followed 1980s University of Lambert and Noll home to black or suit with their Maryland and Washington (average “9”); 3.) blue ink signatures baseball con- Redskins games. The col- Montana/Rice dual- (average “6-7” temporaries lection features (88) signed football (both strength). Included and annually Terrapins gameday pro- “9”); 4.) P. Manning are (8) balls signed issued press grams from Byrd Stadium (“8”) football; and 5.) by Curtis Enis and media that hail from as far back as Elway (“5”) game- (inscribed “#39”), (1) guides. This Lee Corso’s coaching tenure used Reebok cleat signed by Joe assortment of and include several Bowl with 7 embroidery. Paterno and (1) signed by both Enis and Paterno. Additionally, there are (6) balls signed (11) examples Game guides. Included, as well, are (8) 1950s-1970s Redskins programs (RFK Stadium), Each item has a by members of the unbeaten 1994 roster, with each having between (28) and (34) signa- includes first-year team issues and several league guides. Mostly spiral-bound, the (2) Maryland Basketball programs (including a 1983-84 guide with Len Bias), a 1964 PSA/DNA sticker, tures including K. Brady, Carter, K. Collins, Engram, Jurevicius and Paterno. Another publications average (VG-EX) to (EX) quality with cover wear and cracking about the Baltimore Colts program and more than (70) University of Maryland ticket stubs. The with full-picture ball is signed by Paterno and 1995 1st Round NFL picks K. Brady, Carter and Collins. plastic spiraled elements affecting a few. Includes: NFL Manuals (4) with 1941 vast majority are well-preserved with covers and pages intact. PSA/DNA signature There are (3) 1996 team-signed balls (each with between 23 and 31 signatures) including (Hinkle on cover), 1943 (Hutson on cover) and (2) 1944 (Record and Rules Manual Opening Bid $150.00 LOAs for all but the C. Brown, Enis, Jurevicius and Paterno. Auction LOA from James Spence with Luckman cover and Roster Manual); Team-Issued Press-Radio Guides (7) with Manning (LOA missing) and a Remarkable Products LOA for the Elway game-usage. Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. 1946 Boston Yanks; 1946 Green Bay Packers; 1946 New York Football Giants (with Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 first 20 pages of 1946 Eagles guide added); 1946 Pittsburgh Steelers; and non-spiral guides from 1950 Detroit Lions; 1950 San Francisco 49ers; and 1953 Baltimore Colts. Opening Bid $250.00

1161. (6) Pittsburgh Steelers Multi-Signed Helmets - Steiner 1166. (240) 1970-1979 Pro Football Gameday Football These six Pittsburgh Steelers helmets are each signed by ten of the key 1970s princi- Programs—All Different pals that saw the franchise secure eight straight playoff berths and its first four Super These (240) 1970-1979 Pro! football gameday programs chronicle the teams and personalities Bowl triumphs. The pro model replica helmets are comprised of a black shell with a which made the NFL the marketing force it is today. There are no duplicates among these crisp logo on the right side and a gold center stripe. Surrounding the logo, gold Sharpie sig- publications, which average (EX-MT) with some better and others lesser. Included years are natures show prominently against a jet-black background, with (“9-10”) quality (18) 1970, (28) 1971, (36) 1972, (43) 1973, (30) 1974, (32) 1975, (22) 1976, (14) 1977, (8) throughout. Signatures include: Bleier, Blount, Greene, Greenwood, Ham, Harris, 1978 and (9) 1979. This assemblage is highlighted by (26) Playoff/Conference Championship Holmes (d.2008), Lambert, Stallworth and White (d.2008). This lot comes with indi- programs. Additionally, game insert notes are found in approximately 30% of the publications. vidual Steiner Sports certs. Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of publica- Opening Bid $400.00 tion dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

250 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 251 FOOTBALL & BASKETBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1172. 1957-58 Topps Basketball Near Set (69/80) Cards Offered is a classic 1957-58 Topps Basketball near set of (69/80) cards. With more than 85% of 1167. 1941 Washington Redskins Panoramic Photograph - With Rare this pioneering edi- Advertisement tion present, a complete series is well From an era with archaic equipment, like leather helmets and no facemasks, the offered vintage within reach. The panoramic print depicts the 1941 Washington Redskins. Measuring 38 x 9-3/4”, this sepia-toned image approximate condi- shows 36 Redskins players and team personnel members, including Hall of Famers Baugh, Millner and 1168. (5) Awards Given to Frank Fuller tion breakdown is coach Flaherty. The players appear side by side with printed identifiers denoting name, position and col- From Family Estate 25% (EX), 15% lege alma mater. Captured at Griffith Stadium, the image has an ad for “P.J. Nee Furniture Co.,” which Nine-year NFL player and former Pro-Bowler Frank Fuller is glori- 1173. 1969-70 Topps Basketball Complete Set of (99) Cards (VG-EX) and 40% sponsored the ‘Skins radio broadcasts and perhaps issued these prints. During the Redskins final home fied in this lot containing five awards presented to him during his Presented is a clean 1969-70 Topps Basketball complete set of (99) cards. The “tall (VG) and 20% (off- game that year (at that very sight), a public address announcement urged all Generals and Admirals to tenure in the league. Hailing from the Fuller Estate, the lot con- boys” in this edition have an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or grade). Highlights report to their duty stations, as Pearl Harbor was under attack that day. The item presents nicely, and is tains: 1.) 1953 Ye Old Rams Rookie of the Year 13” trophy, metal better), 20% (EX), 35% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or lesser). Highlights include #1 include #1 Clifton only affected by a few peripheral creases and a small tear near the lower right border. figure is included though detached, missing a hand and both feet; Chamberlain (VG-EX), #20 Havlicek (EX), #25 Alcindor RC (PSA 6), #43 Bradley RC (VG), #5 Opening Bid $200.00 2.) 1953 Rams Club contribution 11” plaque, metal figure/football (VG-EX), #56 Unseld RC (EX), #75 Hayes RC (VG-EX), #90 West (EX-MT), #99 Sharman RC (VG), included though detached from plaque, one missing hand; 3.) 1963 Frazier RC (VG-EX) and #99 CL SP (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, #10 Arizin RC (EX), Old Pro 14” plaque, crack in wood backing with the top plate please visit our website. #15 Ramsey RC detached but included, wear visible; 4-5.) (2) 1960s NFL Alumni 3- Opening Bid $400.00 (VG), #17 Cousy RC 1/2” stand-ups. While some imperfections are visible, these unique (VG), #19 Heinsohn awards will make for an impressive addition to any vintage NFL or RC (GD), #27 Rams collection. 1175. 1975- Maccauley RC (VG), #28 Mikkelsen RC (VG), #32 Kerr RC (VG), #37 Hagan RC Opening Bid $150.00 (VG-EX), #42 Stokes RC (GD), #43 Hundley RC (VG), #44 Gola RC (VG), #59 76 Topps Bianchi RC (VG), #71 Twyman RC (VG-EX), #78 Lovellette RC (EX) and #80 Basketball Schnittker RC (GD). A duplicate #30 Dukes RC (VG-EX) is also present. For a list of Uncut Sheet missing numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 - RARE A rare find among 1169. 1951-64 First Fourteen NFL Pro-Bowl Programs Complete Run uncut sheets, this Highlighted by MVP issues from Brown, Graham and Unitas amongst others, the offered collection 1975-76 Topps features a program for each of the first fourteen NFL Pro-Bowl game. Uniformly held at the Los Basketball example Angeles Coliseum, these scarce issues have survived impressively well with the elder examples show- displays nicely, ing a touch more wear. These complete issues are in EX/EX-MT unless otherwise noted and include: showing old school 1951 (VG/VG-EX), 1952 (GD), 1953 (two small strips of tape-repair), 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, images of short 1959 (NM), 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963 (NM) and 1964. shorts and random Opening Bid $250.00 poses. Included are current NBA coach- 1174. (4) 1969-70 es D’Antoni, Topps Basketball Jackson, Riley and Graded Star Cards Sloan (in their playing days). with Alcindor 1170. Comprised of 12 Each assessed by either PSA or Football rows of 11 cards, SGC, this sampling of four the item has edge Memorabilia appropriately graded 1969-70 wear on the upper Collection - Topps Basketball star cards portion and creasing includes #1 Chamberlain (SGC With 1968 that extends to and 84), #20 Havlicek RC (PSA 7), minimally affects New York #25 Alcindor RC (SGC 84) and cards in the top two Giants #90 West (SGC 84). rows. Nodder Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid Decades of grid- $300.00 iron fanfare is the theme in this assortment of unique Sunday collectibles. Includes: New York Giants 1968 Gold-Based Nodder (in original box, has a hairline crack at 1176. 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball Wax the base of the Box (Possible LeBron, Carmelo, Wade RC) helmet, otherwise Presented is a 2003-04 Upper Deck Exquisite Basketball sealed wax box. This NM); ticket stub extremely limited five-card “pack” was released during the season of what is con- from 1947 sidered by many to be the best NBA draft class in history. True rookies with house- Georgia Tech vs. Navy (at Baltimore Stadium); (7) “Triple Threat” 1948 lobby cards 1171. Ultimate Redskins Collection and Display Lot hold names such as LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris (14x11 display items with images of the Columbia Pictures production, EX); (3) This sizable assortment beckons Redskins fans to hit the warpath. Highlighted by pub- Bosh are possible not only in the base set, but also as parallel and memorabilia cards. 1910-1911 T51 Murad College Series with #3, 8 and 9 (VG-EX); 1960s “Olympic lications, team apparel and DVD/VHS tapes, the items span more than a quarter-cen- Guaranteed is (1) Autographed Patch numbered to 100 or less, (1) Autographed Rookie Patch Hero” New York Giants ensemble (in unopened retail package); 1960 NFL Thermos tury of maroon-and-gold gridiron memorabilia. The lot is comprised of vintage pen- numbered to 200 or less and three additional cards numbered to 225 or less. Considering the #78 Stadium Kit (with all 13 team logos stamped on the zippered case’s exterior); and nants, stadium-issued programs/media guides, collector’s pins and much, much more. LeBron James rookie and parallel cards have realized $10-15K in public auctions or private sales, and several early-1970s unopened playing cards (2 decks) with NFL logos. A comprehensive listing is available on our website. other superstars command four figure price tags, this box presents incredible possibilities. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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1181. (4) Autographed Basketball Items - With Chamberlain Game changers of hoops lore are featured in this impressive lot of autographed items. 1182. (12) Autographed Basketballs Collection with 1177. Michael Jordan Autographed Next Point Beninati The media vary, and the signatures average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Signed Basketballs (2) Spalding David Stern signature model examples with one signed by Jordan, Russell and Chamberlain AP #2/10 UDA Magic Johnson (silver Sharpie, inscribed “#32”) and one signed by Abdul-Jabbar, The offered collection of twelve basketballs presents a diverse grouping of NBA Eying up his Next Point, Michael Jordan is depicted in the impeccable Carlo Beninati 1178. Michael Jordan Autographed Court Jester Beninati Chamberlain (d.1999) and Erving; Signed LA Forum Floor Section a 10x8 piece of legends and stars alike. Featured signatures amongst these dozen round-balls elite artist proof (#2/10). The Michael Jordan serigraph is signed by both Jordan (gold AP #2/10 UDA the original LA Forum hardwood signed by Magic Johnson (Steiner Sports cert and include: Jordan, Chamberlain, Robertson and Russell. Also present are sure-fire Sharpie “10”) and the artist, making this piece a must-have. The work is framed in hologram accompany); Chamberlain Signed Photo in a 15-3/4 x 23-3/4” frame (with HoFers (2) Kidd, Mourning, and S. O’Neal. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For Showing the all-time great Michael Jordan a little less serious on the court, this seri- rustic gilt wood, making the minor abrasions present almost invisible. Complete meas- minor scratches) a black-and-white print shows “The Big Dipper” as he slam dunks in a complete listing of all items and signature conditions, please visit our website. graph entitled Court Jester is an elite artist proof (#2/10) created by acclaimed sports urement is 33-1/2 x 43-1/2”. Accompanying is the corresponding UDA sticker and the wake of three awe-struck Pistons opponents. Chamberlain’s blue marker signature Opening Bid $400.00 artist Carlo Beninati. Both the artist and “his Airness” (gold Sharpie “10”) have signed PenCam certificate. Due to the size, a shipping surcharge will apply. accents the piece. Individual full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA. the artwork, making the item a must-have. The work is framed in rustic gilt wood, Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $300.00 making the minor abrasions present almost invisible. Complete measurement is 33-1/2 x 43-1/2”. Accompanying is the corresponding UDA sticker and PenCam certificate. Due to the size, a shipping surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $750.00

1179. Large Collection of Chicago Bulls Memorabilia - With 2007-08 Team-Signed Ball 1183. Bill Russell and Sam Jones Signed and Inscribed The Windy City’s “Three-Peat” champions of the 1990s, the Chicago Bulls are celebrated in this sizable lot of 16x20 Photographs (2) memorabilia. Highlight include: 2007-08 team-signed ball (13, average “8” strength) w/ Deng, Duhon, Gordon, Boston Garden legends Bill Russell and Sam Jones have signed (“9” strength) and Hinrich and Noah; (12) signed index cards (signatures “9-10”) with (3) Armstrong, (3) Paxson and (3) inscribed their impressive feats on the two offered action images. A COA signed by Rodman; 1992 Starting Lineup Team USA figurines in original retail box with (10) including Jordan, Pippen, Russell and Rich Altman accompanies. Complete list of inscriptions available on our Bird and Johnson and (25) Bulls Yearbooks/Media Guides/Programs that include (3) NBA Finals stadium- website. issued guides. Due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. Comes with an auction LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

1184. (13) Bill Russell Autographed Items Synonymous with championships, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell has autographed the items in the offered lot of (13). The media vary but the signatures project (“9- 10”) strength throughout. Includes: (2) 1962-63 Celtics Replica Road Jerseys green knit pullover garments signed and inscribed on the front with his uniform number “6” (limited edition #s 30 and 35/300); (4) Signed Baseballs snow-white OML Selig spheres (grade “10”) signed on the sweet spot in blue ballpoint; (2) 1180. (3) Michael Jordan UDA Signed Framed Items Signed Boston Garden Floor Segments pieces of the famed parquet floor (one tan, “His Airness” slams it home with this trio of autographed framed pieces. Ideal one green) signed and housed in 16x22 shadowbox displays; (3) Signed Baseball for display, the images have bold signatures that project (“9-10”) strength Caps (2) w/”6” shamrock logos and an “8 Straight” logo cap all signed on the bill throughout, including: 1.) UDA signed 8x10 slam dunk photo/1994 SP in silver Sharpie (“7”); (2) Signed Autobiographies Russell Rules (Dutton, 244 Holoview Red #16 (PSA MINT 9) in a 15 x 24-1/2” frame; 2.) Carlo Beninati pages, New York, 2001) first-printing editions signed and inscribed “Happy Fathers 1997 litho print (signed by both Jordan and the artist, UDA hologram but no Day” on the title page. Mint condition w/dust jackets. Accompanying are individual cert, 20-1/2 x 25-1/2” frame); 3.) Signed December 10, 1994 Sports Illustrated certs from Rich Altman. cover (13-1/2 x 16-1/2” frame, UDA hologram but no cert). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

254 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 255 BASKETBALL DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1189. Game- 1190. 1191. Air Used NBA Michael Jordan Finals Towel Jordan Signed 1185. (14) Boston Celtic Autographed Framed Items with (8) Signed By Foundation Carlo Auerbach Michael Signed Beninati The Boston-themed collector will find tremendous value with these (14) Celtic auto- Jordan Carlo Artist graphed items. Each of the framed and matted display pieces are penned in blue or black Presented is a 1997 Beninati Proof (1/1) sharpie with the autographs grading in the (“9-10”) range. Included are Red Auerbach: NBA Finals game- Printer’s UDA (d.2006) with (3) signed Boston Garden parquet (26x32, two with mild exterior damage), used bench towel The presented (5) signed Boston Garden parquet shadowbox (17x23); Larry Bird: signed Boston Garden signed by Michael Proof (2/2) Carlo Beninati parquet shadowbox (17x23); Bill Russell: (4) “Rings” (22x26) and Red Auerbach/Bill Jordan and authenti- Presented is a piece features a Russell: dual-signed 28-1/2 x 24 photograph (gold ink). Individual COAs from Rich cated by Upper Michael Jordan bold silhouette Altman. Deck. Displaying Foundation of his Opening Bid $300.00 light-to-moderate signed Carlo ”Airness”, game use, this cot- Beninati printer’s raised from the ton/polyester towel proof (2/2). With background measures 38x20 fea- his proud parents creating a 3-D turing Jordan’s icon- looking on, effect to this artist proof (1/1). Michael Jordan signed ic signature in black Jordan presents his signature in silver Sharpie, averag- the UDA piece in silver Sharpie (“9-10” strength) just marker (“8”) just ing (“6-7”) in both strength and clarity. Professionally below his likeness in this 24-3/4 x 29-3/4” profession- below an NBA framed and matted to the dimensions of 29-1/2 x 36- ally framed and matted item. Minor surface scratches Finals logo and 1/2”, this piece is accompanied by a UDA certificate affect the frame. UDA sticker (BAH54260) but no accompanied by a Chicago Bulls (game-usage) letter and sticker. accompanying certificate. and UDA cert (signature). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 1186. (14) Kareem Abdul Jabbar Signed Basketballs - UDA 1192. 1193. Larry This lot of fourteen Kareem Abdul Jabbar signed Spalding Jordan Bird and David Stern signature model basketballs are each auto- and Magic graphed “Abdul Jabbar” in black marker, with the pennings averaging (“8”) strength and clarity. Each is accompanied by Abdul- Johnson a UDA cert, cloth pouch and original Upper Deck box. Jabbar Signed Opening Bid $400.00 Signed Displays and Presented are two Framed signed and professionally framed dis- UDA play pieces from one Pieces (2) of basketball’s great- Hardwood est rivals. The heroes Kareem offered duo features Abdul-Jabbar 1.) a 22x25-1/2 Larry and Michael Bird signed (pencil, 1194. 2001 NBA All-Star Game Team- Jordan have “9-10”) framed limit- Signed Ball - Issued to Iverson ed edition (13/500) respectively signed these Upper Deck Authenticated From a limited edition of (#/500), this 2001 NBA All- lithograph. 2.) A framed pieces. The limited edition “Championship”- Star team-signed ball was the lone example issued to 33x42 Magic Johnson twice signed framed piece with themed pieces include: Abdul-Jabbar (#3/133) 32-3/4 Allan Iverson. Signed (average “6”) by the game’s mar- Champion size 44 jersey (black marker, ”7-8”), x 22-1/8”, signed on his white-on-purple twill “33” quee names, the star-studded panels include: Bryant, Bird/Erving/Johnson 1980-81 Topps card (EX-MT), (black Sharpie, “8-9” strength); Jordan (#11/23) Duncan, Malone and McGrady. Full photo LOA from 1981-82 Topps M. Johnson card (EX-MT), signed 8x10 25x21, Jordan image montage signed (“10”) in black James Spence Authentications. A complete listing is photo (gold marker,”7-8”) and HOF cachet. Comes Sharpie. UDA certs accompany. available on our website. with PSA/DNA full photo LOAs. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

1195. (3) Basketball Signed Items - With (2) Kobe Basketballs 1188. (4) 2002-03 Phildelphia 76ers Signed Retro Jerseys and L. James - With Cheeks and (3) Game-Worn Jersey Celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their last NBA title, the 2002-03 Philadelphia The presented lot features pieces 76ers donned and signed these “retro” garments during a late-season game. The jer- 1196. (14) Julius Erving seys show light wear and showcase (“8-9” strength) autographs. All told, this lot signed by burgeon- includes a retro garment signed by 1982-83 hero Maurice Cheeks and (3) game-worn ing rivals and NBA Autographed Replica Jerseys - (3) retro jerseys respectively signed (on the back number) by Coleman (inscribed “#44”), icons, Kobe Bryant Variations and LeBron James. Bryant has signed (2) Spalding offi- Snow (inscribed “#20”) and Van Horn. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Doctor J. makes a house call with these fourteen auto- 1197. (15) Bill Russell Signed & cial basketballs in black Sharpie with a 1996-97 rookie Spence Authentications (for signatures only) and individual LOAs from Sixers graphed replica jerseys. These Mitchell & Ness gar- season ball (“8”, PSA/DNA cert and hologram) and a Framed 16x20 Photographs Charities, attesting to game use. Additional details are available on our website. ments are vibrant representations of the ones Julius David Stern signature model ball (“7”, Steiner cert and Presented is an investment gathering of fifteen Bill Opening Bid $250.00 Erving wore as he schooled NBA opponents. His black hologram). The James piece is an autographed Upper Russell signed and framed 16x20 photographs. With Sharpie autographs and inscriptions of “Dr. J” resonate Deck Authenticated (with matching cert and hologram) framed dimensions of 22x27, these crisply penned pic- 1187. (12) Dwyane Wade Signed Jerseys and Basketballs (“8”) quality throughout. Includes: (11) 1977-78 NBA Eastern Conference All-Star jersey. This vibrant blue tures are limited to 100, averaging (“10”) signature Assembled is a gathering of twelve Dwyane Wade signed jerseys and basketballs. East All-Stars signed jerseys; (2) 1982-83 76ers home jersey is a limited edition (#1/123) with LeBron’s black strengths and accompanied by COAs from Rich Included are 1-6.) (6) single-signed Miami Heat replica jerseys, all (“9-10”) on back jerseys; and a 1975-76 New York Nets jersey. Auction marker signature and number inscription grading a (“8- Altman. Due to size/weight, shipping and handling may number with (2) black, (2) red, (2) white and 7-12.) (6) single-signed Spalding basket- LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional 9”) in both strength and clarity. be substantial. balls, all (“9-10”). Individual hologram stickers and cert cards from Rich Altman. details are available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

256 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 257 OTHER SPORTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1198. 1894 1199. Curtis Strange First-Edition Mementos and Personal 1204. Tiger Copy of Items - With Golf Bag Woods Signed “North With seventeen PGA Tour triumphs UDA Again: and membership in the World Golf Publishers Hall of Fame, Wake Forest alum Proof 30x40 Golfing This Curtis Strange is quite familiar with Time” accolades and high praise. The offered LE#4/25 Titled Tiger Roars, This vintage first- lot is comprised of various mementos this extremely scarce edition copy of presented to or used by Strange. Carlo Beninati North Again: Highlights include: Golf Bag a black Publisher’s Proof Golfing This Time leather bag with “CURTIS STRANGE 30x40 canvas seri- is a seldom-seen – Kingsmill Resort – Williamsburg, graph distributed by title whose text VA.” embroidered on the side. There UDA is an immacu- and illustrations are (3) Titlist irons with “C.S.” late rendering signed humorously detail engraved on the heads, as well as (3) by both Woods (“10”) on-the-links trials head covers; Awards plaques honor- and Beninati using and tribulations of ing Strange for: “All American Golf gold paint pen, with a golfing threesome. Published in 1894 (Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Team” (1976); “National Honorary the bottom left corner London) this 28-page artifact features a color frontispiece and title page. Overall, the Golf Chairman” (1987-1989); Golf displaying the item has been well preserved, showing slight wear and discoloration on the covers and Magazine All-America “Middle Irons” Publisher’s Proof minimal foxing on the interior pages. (1985); Miscellaneous a 25x34 “ABC PP#4/25 hand-num- Opening Bid $300.00 Sports” nylon banner signed by com- mentator Frank Hannigan and a bering. Portraying Harley Davidson stock certificate in Tiger in his custom- Strange’s name (1996). ary attire in the midst Opening Bid $250.00 of a celebratory fist- pump, this neatly framed collectible is 1203. Tiger Woods Upper Deck the first Beninati ren- Authenticated Signed Golf Club #/50 dering of Woods. Eldrick “Tiger” Woods hits the greens with the offered Upper Ideal as a new center- 1200. (7) Curtis Strange Golf Awards with (2) PGA Deck Authenticated signed golf club. Framed and matted to piece to any collec- 19x6 dimensions and serially numbered #2/50, this attractive tion, this seldom seen Over a professional career that has spanned four decades, Curtis Strange has amassed (27) professional wins to his “proof” comes with credit. These seven awards were presented to Strange over his illustrious golfing career, including 1.) dated 1974 Golf shadowbox prominently displays the autographed Nike Forged Titanium driver. The silver endorsement is precisely the corresponding World All-American 11x13 metallic plaque on wood base (moderate scratching on surface); 2.) dated 1975 Coach & UDA hologram, COA Athlete Magazine Athlete of the Year for Atlantic Coast region 10-1/2 x 13 wooden display (light surface abrasions); placed on the black surface and grades an impressive (“10”). Ideal for the den or office of the golf enthusiast, this display and PenCam CD- 3.) dated 1985 Golf Writers Association Player of the Year 12 x 14-1/2 display (minor surface abrasions with light Rom. chipping to exterior framing) and 4.) dated 1988 Golf Writers Association Player of the Year 12 x 14-1/2 display (sig- piece is accompanied by a hologram, cert card and pen-cam DVD from Upper Deck Authenticated. Opening Bid nificant surface wear and chipping to exterior framing). For a complete list of awards, please visit our website. $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1201. Collection of Awards/Trophies Attributed to Curtis Strange To the victor goes the 1206. (175) Golf, spoils. Such is the theme for Tennis & these multiple hardware Wrestling items attributed to three- time PGA money leader Signed Curtis Strange. The awards Collection with hail from the past three Woods decades and include (6) tro- Step out of the main- phies, (2) encased medal- stream with this (175) lions, a commemorative piece golf, tennis and mirror and a gold-plated wrestling signed collec- medallion. Complete list of tion. The majority of “titles” available on our these autographed col- website. lectibles exhibit (“8-9”) Opening Bid $250.00 or better signature strength. Featured are Golf: (112 items) with Framed Print: 1992 “The Challenge” by King: (20 signatures, median “3”, 26 x 33 1/2”) with Woods (“3”, early signature); Golf Flags: with Multi- Signed: (25 signatures, 1202. (4) Bronze and Marble Golf Statues 1205. (29) Golf-Related Signatures on Bears Stationary average “8”) with Irwin; Skillfully crafted to reveal every finite detail, the offered sculptures celebrate the ele- with Horton Smith Single-Signed Balls: ments of golf. Includes: 1.) a David Bernett marble relief sculpture on a 12x10” slab on Presented is a group of twenty-nine pencil signatures including several famous golfers Griffey, Jr., (3) Lopez, which the Canadian-born artist depicts an aerial view of a course, complete with outlines on a full piece of 1940 Chicago Bears stationary. Included is the invitation from the (4) Sutton; Signed for streams, sand traps and the putting green; 2.) a Mark Hopkins bronze statue portray- Western Golf Association and Edgewater Golf Club that hosted the event plus the Gloves: Griffey, Jr.; ing a golfer shooting his way out of a sand trap. Special attention to details in the face original mailing envelope postmarked June 29, 1940. The autographed sheet is 8x10 Photographs: (2) and hands (as seen here) are the earmarks of Hopkins’ creations; 3.) “Out of Trouble” inscribed at the top “From the gang at Chick Evans birthday party” and is signed by Nicklaus, (2) Norman, 1975 limited edition (594/9,800) pewter sculpture mounted to a 5x4” wooden platform; notable golfers, Chick Evans, Horton Smith (d.1963, first man to win the Masters, (5) Player, Player/Unitas (d.2002, 11x14), (3) Trevino; Tennis: (38 items) with 4.) a 10-1/2”-tall sculpture of a right-handed golfer with “Anheuser-Busch Golf Classic “8”), Sammy Snead, Ellsworth Vines, Jim Ferrier and Johnny Bulla. Auction LOA Single-Signed Balls: (3) Austin and (5) Evert. Auction LOA from James Spence – Award For Excellence” in relief (attributed to Curtis Strange). from James Spence Authentications. Authentications. For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

258 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 259 OTHER SPORTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1211. (32) NASCAR 1212. Mario Stars Signed Andretti Photos with (10) Signed Card Earnhardt Jr. Hoard of (970) The presented lot contains (32) While Mario single- and multi-signed Andretti’s break-neck NASCAR flats sure to start speeds haven’t quite your engines. The black and reached 970 MPH, silver Sharpie signatures aver- that’s precisely the age (“9”) and include 8x10 number of auto- Photos: (3) K.Busch, (4) graphed 1995 High- Earnhardt Jr., (3) Edwards, (3) Tech cards in the Gordon, Hamlin, (2) Harvick, offered lot. Each (4) J. Johnson, (2) Logano, Mint-condition card is Kahne, (2) Kenseth and quad- signed in black signed Earnhardt Jr./J. Sharpie (“9-10”). Johnson/Gorden/Martin (GAI Accompanying is an COA); 8-1/2 x 11 Photos: (2) auction LOA from Earnhardt Jr., Edwards, James Spence Earnhardt Jr./Gordon/Johnson, Authentications. Earnhardt Jr./Johnson/Stewart Opening Bid and Earnhardt Jr./Gordon/Johnson/Hendrick/Martin. Auction LOA from James Spence $200.00 Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00

1213. (35) 1995-2004 1214. NASCAR NASCAR Die-Cast and Indy Car Model Cars with Autograph Earnhardt Collection - With 1207. (8) Circa 1929 Keystone Stereoview Bobby Jones 1208. 1973 Jack Nicklaus/Sam Snead Dual-Signed Hit the track with these (35) Earnhardt, Sr. Cards with Viewer Program 1995-2004 NASCAR die-cast and Petty model cars. Unless noted, Bidders, start your engines Presented is a group of eight circa 1929 Keystone Stereoview Bobby Jones cards. The “Golden Bear” and “Slammin’ Sammy” tee off on the offered 1973 each of these limited pieces is for this impressive lot of Various aspects of Jones’ game are on display with these primarily (EX) cards which Nicklaus/Snead dual-signed program. The pencil endorsements average (“8”) with intricately crafted to a 1:24 auto racing autographs. includes #1-6, 9 (GD, with red discoloration) and 10. The black viewing glasses are in Nicklaus faring (“7”) and Snead (d.2002) coming in at (“8-9”). Auction LOA from scale. Fans of The Intimidator Stalwarts from the ovals working order and grade (EX) with minor exterior wear. James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website. and his offspring will be par- Opening Bid $150.00 on both the NASCAR and Opening Bid $250.00 ticularly interested in this col- Indy Car circuits have lection. Although the slip-case penned these items to boxes display moderate wear, average (“9”) quality the cars average (NM to NM- throughout. Includes: MT) condition. Highlights Signed Photos: (41) 8x10 prints with (16) Mario Andretti, (14) signed by Mario, include Action: 1995 Michael and Jeff Andretti, Dale Earnhardt, Sr. (d.2001), (7) Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Jeff Earnhardt commemorative, (2) 1998 Earnhardt (one 1:16 pit wagon), 2000: Earnhardt, Gordon (signature “5”), Terry Labonte and Roger Penske; Signed Baseballs with (39) Earnhardt Jr. (1:16 wagon); 2002: Earnhardt, Earnhardt Jr.; 2003: (3) Earnhardt (dif- signed by Mario Andretti (w/33 Fotoballs, grade “9-10” and 6 ONL Giamatti balls, ferent sponsors, one bank), (3) Earnhardt Jr., (different sponsors), 2004: Earnhardt, (3) grade “6”); Signed Plaque Displays and Framed Pieces: (9) with (5) 15x12 Dale Earnhardt Jr., (different sponsors, one Dealer Exclusive); 2002-04 Action Elite: (3) 1209. 2001 SP Authentic Tiger Woods Certified Earnhardt, Sr. (d.2001) plaques w/race-used tire pieces; and signed framed photos of Earnhardt (different sponsors), (3) Earnhardt (different sponsors) and (3) Earnhardt Jr., Mario Andretti, Mario/Michael/Jeff Andretti, Emerson Fittipaldi and Richard Petty. Autograph PSA 9 (different sponsors). For a complete list of cars, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Graded Mint 9 by PSA. Presented is a gorgeous 2001 SP Authentic Tiger Woods Opening Bid $400.00 certified autograph. Hailing from the “Signs of the Times” subset, this difficult Opening Bid $250.00 insert is serially numbered to just 273 copies. Opening Bid $200.00 1215. Auto 1216. Racing NASCAR Autograph Lot - Treasure With Andretti Chest - Concentration With Mini- The checkered flag is in Helmets sight with this sizable col- and Die- lection of items autographed by Indy Car and Cast NASCAR legends. While Replica the mediums vary, the sig- Cars natures average (“8”) Establishing quality. Highlights record speeds en include: Signed route to the Photographs (171) 8x10 checkered flag, color prints including 1210. Signed and Framed Tiger Woods Pieces this high-octane (117) Mario Andretti (including 59 signed by Mario, Jeff and Michael), (4) Dale Framed and matted to dimensions of 27x23 and 25x34, these Upper lot is highlighted Earnhardt, Jr. (including one signed by both Jr. and Sr.), (2) Jeff Gordon, (14) Kevin Deck Authenticated Tiger Woods signed photographs respectively com- by: Scale Die- Harvick, (2) Dale Jarrett, Steve Park, Bobby Rahal, Johnny Rutherford, (6) Tony memorate his 2002 U.S. Open title (limited edition (#54/100, autograph Cast Replicas Stewart and Al Unser; Signed Baseballs (25, lightly toned) including ONL Giamatti “10”) and his 2000-2001 Tiger Slam success (#65/100, signature “9- (20) w/cars, trucks and transporters; 1/2 Scale Helmets (10) w/Earnhardt and Gordon; balls single signed by (12) Mario Andretti and (9) signed by Mario, Michael and Jeff 10”). UDA certificates accompany. Publications (12) 1990s track-issued programs. Most items are (Mint) in original Andretti; Signed Mini-Cars (8) including (5) Mario Andretti, Michael Andretti, Dale Opening Bid $250.00 packaging. Due to the weight of these items, shipping surcharges will apply. Complete Earnhardt, Jr. and Kevin Harvick. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James listing available on our website. Spence Authentications. A more detailed listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

260 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 261 OTHER SPORTS & MODERN INSERTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1217. 19th Century Tennis Painting (on Fabric) This detailed composition depicts a nineteenth-century woman posing with a tennis racket. Framed to dimensions of 19-1/2 x 23-3/4”, the piece is a 1222. (10) 2006 Topps Mantle Collection Bat period oil painting with a thin fabric serving as Relics the canvas. Incredible The legendary Mickey Mantle swings for the fences with these ten detail provides eye 2006 Topps Mantle Collection Bat Relic insert cards. Seeded 1:4540 appeal, with the attire hobby packs from the first series, these (NM-MT) lumber slices use and racket face dating vintage Mantle images which are placed on 1996-2005 Topps the image. designs. Included are MR 1996 (#/77), MR 1997 (#/87), MR 1998 Opening Bid $200.00 (#/97), MR 1999 (#/107), MR 2000 (#/117), MR 2001 (#/127), MR 1218. (77) 1920s-1970s Vintage Duckpin Bowling Award 2002 (#/137), MR 2003 (#/147), MR 2004 (#/157) and MR 2005 Collection with Trophies (#/167). Opening Bid $750.00 There are no open frames with this (77) piece 1920s-1970s vintage duckpin bowling award collection, which includes thirteen trophies. This group chronicles the careers of the Megaws, a renowned Mid-Atlantic duckpin bowling family. For an in-depth list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00

1219. 1984 Olympic Gold Medal Sample by Jostens Epitomizing the class associated with the Jostens name, presented is a fabulous 1984 Summer Olympics sample gold medal. Housed in a 6x7x2 factory display case with box, the medal boasts official Olympic logos and reads XXIII Olympiad, Los Angeles, 1984 on the front. A small Sample stamping is present on either side though otherwise this fabulous disc is an exact replica of those given to names such as Michael Jordan and Carl Lewis. This lovely Jostens creation is as close to capturing Olympic gold as most collectors will ever get. The medal measure 2-1/2” in diameter with the original box top featuring the Jostens custom-plate included. Opening Bid $1500.00

1220. 2007 Ace Authentic Tennis Certified Autograph Complete Set of (72) Cards— All #/24 Court phenoms of the clay and grass grace this 2007 Ace Authentic Tennis certified autograph com- 1223. 2006 Topps Sterling Mickey Mantle All-Star Jersey Card Starter plete set of (72) cards, each of which is serial- Set (5/16) ly numbered to only Presented is a grouping of five 2006 Topps Sterling Mickey Mantle All-Star jersey cards. Comprising 24. These difficult (5/16) cards from this challenging sub-set, each relic displays four jersey/bat swatches. These cards are insert cards could only each serially numbered (#/10, no matching jersey numbers) and includes #5, 9, 12, 15 and 16. be obtained by secur- 1221. Ashley Harkleroad Signed/ Worn Items Opening Bid $150.00 ing individual boxes of Climbing the rankings since turning pro at age 15 (2000), tennis phenom Ashley Ace Authentic product. Harkleroad has since wrested our attention in the pages of Playboy. The offered (3) Highlights include autographed items were used or worn by the sultry court star, with a fourth signed 1224. (5) Hall of Fame/Slugger Game-Used Jersey Cards with Mantle (1 Stars Subset: #1 “keepsake” revealing what Harkleroad didn’t wear. Includes: Signed Match-Used of 1) Federer, #2 Nadal, #3 Racket a Prince “Ozone Seven” model signed on both the handle and curved shaft Djokovic (#/15), #4 Pieces of historically significant diamond apparel and equipment take center stage in this lot of five jer- (silver Sharpie, both “8” strength); Signed 2008 Wimbledon Match-Worn Shoe an sey/patch/bat cards. From a variety of tiered subsets, the (NM-MT) cards include: 1.) 2001 SP Authentic Roddick, #9 Sarfin, Adidas “Barricade” size “8-1/2” white leather sneaker signed in black Sharpie (“7”) #10 Ivanovic, #11 Sharapova, #13 Dementieva, #15 Petrova, #20 Black/Huber; “Sultan of Swatch” Babe Ruth Game-Used Pants card (33/48); 2.) 2002 Fleer October Legends Roger on the outer edge of the sole; Signed Match-Worn Tank Top an Adidas white span- Maris Game-Used Jersey card (encapsulated and graded NM-MT 8 by Beckett, from set of /100); 3.) 2003 Legends Subset: #1 Austin, #2 Capriati, #6 Courier, #8 Jensen Brothers, #9 dex tank with pink trim and shoulder straps. Signed on the front center (“6”); Signed Kournikova, #10 Navratilova and Breaking Through Subset: #6 Harkleroad. This Donruss Classics “Classic Combos” Ruth and Gehrig game-worn jersey pieces; 4.) 2005 Throwback Playboy Issue an August, 2008 issue of Playboy signed on the cover and on (10) addi- Threads with game-worn material from Ruth/T. Williams and Mays (18/20); and 5.) 2006 Topps Sterling near-impossible to complete modern insert set is loaded with legends from Wimbledon tional images in the eye-pleasing “Love, Ashley” pictorial. Accompanying is an auc- and potential Grand Slam greats. Mantle game-used jersey/patch/bat card w/ uniform tag stitching, 1 of 1. tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

262 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 263 MODERN INSERTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1230. (27) Modern Baseball Auto/ Jersey/ Insert Cards with (12) 1/1 Offered is a selection of (27) modern baseball certified autograph, jersey and insert 1225. (6) 2001-2004 Babe Ruth Game-Worn Jersey/Pants cards, twelve Cards of which are elusive “1/1” Nearly a century after he all but invented the home run, Babe Ruth continues in his examples. status as the game’s most revered personality and greatest player. Pieces of the The majority Bambino’s game-worn Yankees apparel make up this lot of (6) limited edition cards. of these cards Includes: 1.) 2001 Donruss Throwback Threads Game-Worn Jersey card (road, come from 81/100); 2.) 2001 SP Authentic Sultan of Swatch Game-Worn Pants card (home, w/ tiered subsets pinstripe, 91/94); 3.) 2003 Donruss Classic Singles Game-Worn Jersey card (road, and are serial- 79/100); 4.) 2003 Leaf Certified Materials Game-Worn Pants card (04/15); 5.) 2004 ly numbered Donruss Timeless Treasures Game-Worn Jersey card (home, w/pinstripe and away, to varying amounts. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (3 cards) with 2004 Leaf 16/25); 6.) 2004 Leaf Certified Materials Game-Worn Pants card (21/25). 1229. (4) 2007-2008 Topps Triple Threads & Sterling HOF Limited #3 Pujols (#/10), 2004 SP Legendary Cuts F. Robinson (#/25); Certified Opening Bid $300.00 1226. (5) 2001-2004 Leaf Certified Materials Babe Ruth Jersey/Bat Cards Auto: (9 cards) with 2004 Playoff Prime Cuts: Drysdale (1/1), Reese (1/1, BGS “Fabric of the Game” Game-Used Cards graded), 2005 Leaf Limited Marichal, 2005 Upper Deck Hall of Fame Snider (1/1); Presented is an incredible arrangement of four 2007-2008 Topps Triple Threads and Own a piece of “The Bambino” with these five 2001-2004 Leaf Certified Materials Game-Used: (8 cards) with 2005 Donruss Prime Patches: Gooden (three-color Sterling Hall of Famer jersey/bat cards. Included are Topps Triple Threads: (3 cards) Babe Ruth “Fabric of the Game” game-used jersey/pants cards. Included are 1.) 2001 patch), Molitor (jumbo swatch), Mussina (#/32, three-color patch), Ryan (#/56, two- with 1.) 2007 Dimaggio/Mantle/Maris/Clemente/Williams/Speaker six-piece jersey/bat Leaf Certified Materials #FG-2 game-used jersey; 2-4.) (3) 2003 Leaf Certified color patch); Inserts: (7 cards, all 1/1) with 2004 Ultimate Collection Gibson, 2005 relics (#/36); 2.) 2007 Mantle/Dimaggio six-piece jersey/bat relics (#/36); 3.) 2008 J. Materials #FG13 game-used pants serially numbered (#/13) and (2) (#/30); 5.) 2004 Donruss Diamond Kings: Carew and Mays. For a complete list of cards, please visit Robinson triple jersey (#/27) and Topps Sterling: 2007 Mantle six-piece jersey/bat Leaf Certified Materials #FG-9 game-used jersey (#/25). Interestingly, the 2001 and our website. relics (#/10). 2004 editions display the actual jerseys from which these swatches were culled. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

1228. (17) 1954-2007 Hall of Fame Baseball Certified Autograph/ Jersey/ Singles with Ruth An impressive cast of Hall of Fame greats graces these (17) 1954-2007 certified autograph, game-used jersey and singles collection. Highlights include Auto/Jersey: (3 1231. (51) 1980-1996 Modern Baseball Set & Insert Singles cards) with 2007 Presented is a group of (51) 1980-1996 modern baseball sets and inserts singles. Highlights include Topps Triple Baseball Sets: (4 sets) with 1980 Topps (EX-MT), (3) 1993 Topps Finest (average NM-MT); Threads Seaver Baseball Singles: (46 cards) with (2) 1989 Upper Deck #1 Griffey (PSA 8, EX-MT), 1993 Topps (#/9); Certified Finest Refractors: #89, 113, (2) 145, 155, 165, (3) 167, 172 and (2) 1994 SP Holoviews Die-Cuts Auto: (5 cards) #32 Ripken (both NM-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. with 2005 Playoff Opening Bid $200.00 Absolute 1227. (4) 2004 Donruss Elite Ruth/Maris Game-Worn Memorabilia Jersey Cards Gibson (1/1), 1232. (6600+) 2000-2007 Topps/ Bowman Heritage Multi-Sport Sets and Singles Collection Upholding the Yankee standard for long ball supremacy, Roger Maris supplanted 2007 SPX: Jeter, Ripken (1/1); Game-Used: (7 cards) with 2003 SP Authentic The modern specialist will appreciate this (6600+) 2000-2007 Topps/Bowman Heritage multi-sport sets and singles collection. This (NM-MT) selection with moderate duplication Babe Ruth as the single-season circuit clout champion. The offered (4) game-used Bonds/Mantle/ McGwire/Sosa/Williams quad jersey, 2004 Topps Ruth bat, 2006 throughout is loaded with (450+) high numbers, (59) chrome parallels and numerous base inserts. Highlights include (3 sets) with 2001 Bowman Heritage Baseball: (440/440 with insert cards feature pieces of actual jerseys worn by both Bronx sluggers. Includes: Topps Triple Threads: Bonds/Mantle/Ripken triple jersey (#/18), Bonds/Mantle/A. SPs) includes #351 Pujols RC SP, #352 Suzuki RC SP; 2000-01 Topps Heritage Hockey: (900+ singles, 6 high numbers, 7 chrome) with #24 Roy Chrome; 2001 Bowman 1.) 2004 Donruss Elite “Passing the Torch” Babe Ruth game-worn Jersey card Rodriguez (#/9); 2007 UD Premier: Foxx/Gehrig/Greenberg triple bat/jersey (#/50), Heritage Baseball: (1700+ singles, 47 high numbers, 14 chrome), 2001 Topps Heritage Baseball: (350+ singles, 27 high numbers), 2001 Topps Heritage Football: with Auto: (21/25); 2-4.) (3) 2004 Donruss Elite “Passing the Torch” Ruth/Maris two-sided Ruth triple jersey (#/60) and Singles: (2 cards) with 1954 Topps #10 J. Robinson Grier; 2003 Bowman Heritage Baseball: (450+ singles) with Auto: Billingsley, Olbermann; 2003 Topps All-American Football: with Auto: McGahee; Game-Used: Palmer game-worn Jersey cards (8/, 11/ and 20/25). (EX). For a complete list of items, please visit our website. (three-color logo patch) and 2007 Topps Heritage Baseball: (700+ singles, 112 high numbers, 14 chrome, (3) retrofractor). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

264 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 265 MULTI-SPORT DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1233. (430) 1234. (438) 1930s-50s 1951-1955 Multi-Sport Bowman Matchbook Baseball & Covers Football Containing base- Collection ball, football and with Mantle hockey examples, For the classic the offered lot Bowman enthusi- features an ast is the offered impressive (430) (438) cards from matchbook cov- the 1951-1955 ers. These 1930s baseball and foot- to 1950s col- ball editions. This lectibles display mixed-grade gath- well despite ering features occasional ton- moderate duplica- ing/staining and tion and exhibits omnipresent fac- several superstars tory induced sta- throughout. ple marks com- Highlights include monly associated Bowman with these col- 1237. 1961 Fleer Football and 1971 Topps Baseball Uncut Basbeall: (409 lectibles. Sheets cards) with 1952: 1238. (8) Multi/Non-Sport Uncut Sheets with 1983 Star Including dupli- Presented are two uncut factory sheets comprised of (132) 1961 Fleer Football cards (201 cards, major- Basketball cation, contents and (110) 1971 Topps Baseball cards, respectively. The football sheet has pinholes at ity EX to EX-MT) Presented is a collection of eight multi-/non-sport uncut sheets. A myriad of quality are: Baseball: the corners and both the top and bottom center (to facilitate previous display) as well with #8 Reese rookies and popular sets are found on these unusual collectibles which average (NM). (67) 1934 as wear about the edges. The key cards, however, are unaffected and include #155 (VG-EX), (3) #52 Included are Baseball: (1 sheet) with 1989 Upper Deck (Griffey RC); Basketball: (1 Diamond, (33) Kemp, (2) #166 Blanda, (2) #197 Otto and #215 Maynard. The baseball sheet is Rizzuto (EX, VG- sheet) with 1983 Star All-Star ((2) 32-card sets); Multi-Sport: (3 sheets) with 1984- 1935-36 affected by scattered creases, wear and creasing along the right edge and has been EX, GD), (5) 1985 Star sheet with Sets: 1984 Lakers, 1985 Julius Erving, (2) 1985 Reggie Jackson; Diamond with covered with a thin transparent layer of protective plastic (added years later). Key #156 Spahn (average VG-EX); 1953 Color: (39 cards, average VG) with #46 1985-1986 Star with Sets: 1985 All-Rookie (Jordan), 1985 Rookies of the Year, Dean, Hartnett, cards include #5 Munson (creasing near bottom), (2) #14 Concepcion RC, (2) #20 R. Campanella (VG); 1954: (94 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT) with #65 Mantle (VG); (Jordan), 1985 Head Coaches, 1985 Lakers, 1986 Rod Carew, 1986 Dale Murphy; (9) 1936 Jackson, (2) #26 Blyleven and (2) #100 Rose. The bottom row of (11) cards (which 1955: (55 cards, aggregate VG-EX) with (3) #10 Rizzuto (all VG), (2) #37 Reese 1986 Star with sets: 1985 NBA Finals, 1986 Court Kings (Jordan), 1986 Nolan Ryan, Diamond Team- includes an additional Munson card) has been cropped. (EX-MT, VG-EX), #134 Feller (VG), #168 Berra (VG); Bowman Football: with 1986 Tom Seaver; Non-Sport: (3 sheets) with 1993 Topps Star Wars, 1993 RPM on-Back with (3) Frisch, (2) Hubbell, (2) Lopez, Medwick and Ott; Football: (136) Opening Bid $150.00 1953: (29 cards, 5 shortprints, majority EX-MT) with #9 Motley (EX), #24 Bednarik Cadillac and 1994 RPM Mustang. 1934 Diamond, (110) 1936 Diamond, (12) 1937 Diamond, 1941 Redskins set of (20) (EX-MT), #26 Graham (EX-MT) and (2) #53 Tunnell SP (EX-MT, EX). Factory size Opening Bid $200.00 with Baugh, 1942 Redskins near set (19/20) missing Baugh, (1) 1951-52 Redskins variances exist among the majority of the baseball issues. For a complete list of key Tereshinski; and Hockey: (23) 1936-39 Diamond. cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

1235. (200+) 1909-1994 Multi-Sport 1239. Multi-Sport Uncut Sheet and Panel Shoebox Collection Collection These uncut sheets are ideal for display, with minor creases confined to with Modern the periphery. Includes: 1948-1952 Baseball and Football Exhibits (indi- Star Rookies vidually adhered to a sheet for display in the machine); (2) early-1960s and Mantle (NM) Wiffle Ball boxes with Ford and Tresh; 1973 Kelloggs Pro Super Stars (3 panels, entire 54-card set); 1989 Fleer Baseball (with the infa- Presented is a mous #616 Billy Ripken card). Additional items are listed on our website. diverse (200+) Opening Bid $150.00 1909-1994 multi- sport shoebox collection that features numerous stars including Mantle, Jeter, Chamberlain and Russell. Highlights include Baseball: (104 cards) with 1909-11 1236. (950+) 1949-1985 Multi-Sport Sets and Singles T206: (4 cards, all Collection with (14) Mantle PR-FR, common backs) with Kling, Featured is an arrangement of (950+) 1949-1985 multi-sport sets and singles. This McLean, Moriarty, selection displays several superstars (including a whopping (14) Mantle examples) Schulte (Back along with a smattering of shortprints. Highlights include Topps Complete Sets: (6 sets, all NM to NM-MT, hand collated) with 1979, 1980, 1982-1985; Baseball View); 1911 T205 1240. Vintage Advertising and Postcard Lot - With Sealed Gold Borders: Singles: (890 cards) with 1949 Eureka Stamps: #49 J. Robinson (NM), 1960 Topps: Delahanty (PR, Polar Bear); 1958 Topps: #70 Kaline (VG), #487 Mantle AS #350 Mantle (VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #300 Mantle (VG), 1962 Topps: (3) #200 1985 Nike Set (trimmed); 1959 topps: #150 Musial (VG); 1961 Topps: #415 Aaron (FR); 1964 Mantle (GD, (2) FR), 1963 Fleer: #56 Clemente (VG), 1963 Topps: #200 Mantle This assortment features many examples of sports-related advertising. Highlights Topps: #50 Mantle (GD); 1972 Topps: #299 Aaron (EX); 1973 Topps: #100 Aaron (GD), #537 Rose RC (GD); 1964 Topps: (2) #50 Mantle (GD, PR), #331 AL include: 1985 Nike Sport Cards factory sealed full set (Jordan, McEnroe, Gooden, (VG-EX); 1993 SP: #279 Jeter RC (EX-MT); 1994 Leaf Limited: #10 A. Rodriguez Bombers (GD); 1965 Topps: #350 Mantle (FR, paper residue on reverse); 1966 Topps Parrish and Lofton, NM-MT); Published Ads (14) ready-for-framing pages with RC (EX-MT); 1994 SP: #15 A. Rodriguez RC (EX-MT); Football: (96 cards) with Rub-Offs: Mays (VG-EX), 1967 Topps: #150 Mantle (VG), 1969 Topps: #500 DiMaggio (Camel cigarettes), Feller (GE, signed, “10” strength), (4) Mantle (2 1954 Bowman: #41 Walker (VG); 1977 Topps: (2) #360 Payton (EX, VG); 1981 Mantle (FR, YL) and Football Singles: (18 cards, composite EX-MT) with 1968 Lifebuoy, Phillies cigars and Timex), and Maris (National Youth Sales); Miscellaneous Topps: (2) #216 Montana RC (NM, EX-MT); Basketball: (12 cards) with 1961-62 Topps #196 Griese RC (VG). Also present is a 1966 Topps Baseball Series 3 “Babe Ruth! Babe Ruth! (We Know What He Can Do)” vintage 1928 sheet music (mini- Fleer: #36 Robertson RC (GD), #62 Russell IA (VG); 1970-71 Topps: #50 unopened five-cent wax pack (GAI 6). For a complete list of key items, please visit mally (EX-MT); a 1970s Mickey Mantle “Natural Light” point-of-sale 11-1/2 x 18-5/8” Chamberlain (EX) and 1987-88 Fleer: #59 Jordan (NM), For a complete list of key our website. cardboard sign. Complete listing available on our website. cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

266 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 267 MULTI-SPORT DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1241. 1245. (10) (3400+) 1973-85 Topps 1953-1980 Sets/Near Multi- Sets in Roop Sport Binders Singles & Ranging from 1973 Oddball to 1985, the offered gathering contains Cards (10) Topps baseball Presented is a and football sets and (3400+) 1953- near-sets, each 1980 multi- housed in elusive MJ sport singles Roop Archival and oddball binders. Averaging collection. This (NM) to (NM-MT), assemblage this lot contains contains mod- Baseball: 1978 set erate duplica- with #36 Murray RC tion through- 1242. (27) 1986-1990 Topps & Bowman Tiffany Multi- (NM), #707 Molitor out. Highlights Sport Factory Sets RC (NM-MT), 1979 include The investment savvy collector will find value with these (27) 1986-1990 Topps and set with #116 Smith Football: Bowman Tiffany multi-sport factory sets. Unlike the millions of the regular issue sets RC (NM), 1980 (2871 cards) that were sold to the public, only 5,000 of each of these glossy editions were pro- starter set (520/720, with 1970 duced. Housed in decorative boxes, many high-grade gems are found within. Included no Henderson); Topps: (347 are Topps or Bowman Tiffany Baseball: 1986 Topps, 1986 Topps Traded (Bonds Football: 1973 1246. (78) 2002 UDA Piece of the Game Relics with Kobe cards, majority RC), (3) 1987 Topps, (3) 1987 Topps Traded, (2) 1988 Topps, (2) 1988 Topps Traded, starter set (361/528), Get into the game with these (78) 2002 Upper Deck Authenticated Piece of the Action VG-EX) with (2) 1989 Topps, 1989 Topps Traded, 1990 Bowman, (3) 1990 Topps, (3) 1990 Topps 1977 starter set framed relics. These limited 10-1/2 x 8-1/2 display pieces are ideal for the enterprising #90 Simpson Traded; Topps Tiffany Football: (3) 1990 Topps; Topps or Bowman Tiffany (363/528) with #177 shopkeeper. Included are Baseball: (20 pieces, all game-used ball pieces) with (3) RC (VG-EX); Hockey: 1990-91 Bowman and 1990-91 Topps. Largent RC (NM- Clemens, (7) Giambi, (3) Piazza, (7) Soriano; Basketball: (51 pieces, all game-used floor 1971 Topps: Opening Bid $250.00 MT), 1978 near set relics, #/500) with (10) Bryant, (18) Iverson, (3) Jordan, (11) McGrady, (9) O’Neal and (792 cards, (509/528) with #315 Tiger Woods: (7 pieces, copies of scorecards from Tiger Slam) with (2) 2000 British aggregate EX) with (2) #156 Bradshaw RC (EX, VG), (2) #245 Greene RC (EX, VG- Dorsett RC (NM), Open, (2) 2000 PGA Championship, (1) 2000 U.S. Open and (2) 2001 Masters. EX); 1972 Topps: (414 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #200 Staubach RC (EX); #320 Stallworth RC Opening Bid $150.00 1979 Fleer Team Action Complete Set: (69 cards, average EX-MT plus 55 team (NM), 1979 starter stickers); 1979 Topps: (882 cards, average EX-MT to NM); Basketball: (341 cards) set (357/528) with #390 Campbell RC (NM-MT), 1980 near set (524/528), 1981 near with 1971-72 Topps: (296 cards, aggregate EX) and Racing: (145 cards) with 1953 set (504/528) with #216 Montana RC (NM-MT) and 1985 near set (393/396). Please Topps World on Wheels: (23 cards, average VG to VG-EX. For a complete list of note, the 1973 Topps football is in a 1982 Topps Roop binder. key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 1248. Opening Bid $400.00 (600,000+) Multi-Sport 1247. Modern 1243. (330+) 1986-2002 Multi-Sport Factory Set & Wax Box (23000+) Card Hoard Collection 1974-1996 A mountain of Presented is a massive collection of (330+) 1986-2002 multi-sport factory sets and wax cardboard is avail- boxes. Highlights include Factory Sets/Cases: (191 sets, 9 cases) with Baseball Sets: (140 Multi-Sport able with the sets, 9 cases) with Topps: 1992 Traded, (2) 1999 Traded (both unsealed, common autos); Singles offered (600,000+) Donruss: (2) 1990 Rookies cases (15 sets per), (7) 1991 Rookies cases (15 sets per); Collection multi-sport modern Football Sets: (31 sets) with Topps: 1999 (missing shrink wrap), 2002; Basketball Sets: card accumulation. (20 sets) with Topps: 1992-93 Gold; Wax Boxes: (142 items) with Baseball Wax: (91 with Many This hoard features items) with Bowman: (2) 2000; Football Wax: (16 items) with Leaf: (10) 1997 Signature Rookies (58) 5,000 count, 8x10 packs (auto in each pack, one opened) and Basketball Wax: (6 items, 2 display cases) Offered is a (95) 3,200 count with Topps: (2) 1995-96 Stadium Club display cases (48 packs per). Due to size/weight, (23000+) 1974- and (20) 3,000 shipping and handling may be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland 1996 multi-sport count boxes with location is encouraged. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. singles collection hundreds of loose Opening Bid $200.00 heralded by multi- packs, wax/cello ple keynote rook- boxes and factory ies. Highlighted in sets sprinkled this (NM-MT) throughout. The amassment are majority of the Baseball: counted boxes are (18400+) with 90% full; who (18000+) bulk knows what card- 1983-1993 singles board treasures are including 1980 waiting to be Topps #482 unearthed from Henderson RC these unpicked (EX-MT), (3) 1244. (208) 1981-1991 Multi-Sport Complete Set Run boxes? Upon 1982 Topps #21 The shopkeeper or Internet dealer will undoubtedly be interested in these (208) quickly fanning Ripken RC (all 1981-1991 multi-sport complete sets. Unless noted, each (NM to NM-MT) set is through a handful NM), (3) 1982 hand collated. Highlights include Baseball: (176 sets) with Topps: 1982, (4) 1982 of boxes, several stars, inserts and sets were found including (5000+) 1982-1983 Donruss #405 Ripken RC (all NM), 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken RC (NM), (2) 1989 Traded, (2) 1983, (3) 1983 Traded, (11) 1987 (five xmas boxes, three plain factory Topps Baseball singles, a 1989 Topps 20-box wax case, a 1989 Topps 24-box Upper Deck #1 Griffey Jr. RC (both NM) and numerous other stars and inserts; sealed); Donruss: 1982, (2) 1983, (2) 1984, (2) 1985, (7) 1986 (six factory); Fleer: vending case; 1990, 1992 and 2002 Topps Baseball factory sets along with singles Football: (1450+) with 1977 Topps #177 Largent RC (NM), (3) 1981 Topps #216 1982, (2) 1984, (2) 1985, (2) 1987 Glossy (both factory); Upper Deck: (5) 1989 such as 1949-66 Exhibits Mantle (GD, Batting, letters connected), 2002 Bowman Montana RC ((2) EX-MT, VG), (3) 1984 Topps #123 Marino RC (NM-MT, (2) NM), (all factory boxes - two no longer sealed); Football: (27 sets) with Score: (2) 1989 #381 Wright RC (NM) and assorted certified autographs. With a vast majority of 1986 Topps #161 Rice RC (NM); Basketball: (3100+) with 1992-93 Upper Deck #1 (both factory), (15) 1989 Supplemental (all factory) and Basketball: (5 sets) with the cards dating from the late 1980s-early 1990s, this is an outstanding proposition O’Neal RC SP (NM); (3000+) bulk 1990s singles; Hockey: (50+) with 1979-80 Topps Fleer: (2) 1988-89 (with stickers). Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping will for the bulk dealer. An in-house review at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is #18 Gretzky RC (VG) and (3) 1984-85 Topps #49 Yzerman RC (all NM-MT). Due to be substantial. For a complete list of sets, please visit our website. recommended. Due to the size and weight of this amassment, special accommoda- the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of key Opening Bid $400.00 tions must be made. Please call for shipping quote. cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

268 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 269 MULTI-SPORT DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1253. Multi- 1254. Sport New Massive York Publications Publication Lot With Lot Super Bowl With the bulk of Programs the publications and having been issued at Bronx, Autographs Manhattan or Presented is a siz- Queens venues, able assortment of this stadium-issued programs/media programs and guides lot sports periodicals recounts 1960s with a concentra- through 1990s tion of Big Apple sports Philadelphia icons. Chock-full issues. Highlights of photos and include: Signed player/team Publications with information, the pennings that aver- guides show age (“9”) quality, mostly (EX-MT) including Sports 1250. 1995-1996 Multi-Sport Wax Hoard with (95) Boxes quality and Illustrated issues include: Giants signed by Carlton, & (7) Cases (2) Super Bowl (3) Rose and a For the multi-sport wax specialist is the offered 1995-96 hoard of (95) unopened boxes XXI programs, 1996 yearbook; Jets (4) game day programs (1965, 2 1966, 1967); 1983 issue signed 1249. (58) 1977-2001 Multi-Sport Wax Box Collection and (7) cases. Included are Baseball: (78 boxes, 7 cases) with (5) 1995 E-Motion, (7) Knicks (4) 1960s game night programs (one missing cover), (4) 1990s media by Rose, Morgan 1995 Leaf Limited cases (6 boxes per), (5) 1995 Leaf Limited, (5) 1995 Pinnacle Zenith, Presented is a (58) piece 1977-2001 multi-sport wax box collection. These primarily guides/yearbooks; Mets (18) Shea Stadium-issued programs, including guides from and Perez. Additional publications are signed by the likes of Kaline, Lindros, Musial, (28) 1995 Select Certified, (2) 1995 Score Select, (20) 1995 SP, (4) 1995 Topps Finest, 36-pack boxes are unsearched and mostly in (NM to NM-MT) condition. Highlights 1969, 1973 and 2000 World Series and (11) yearbooks; Rangers: (25) 1960s-1990s Paterno and Schayes; Super Bowl Programs (19) Super Sunday guides (NM-MT) (9) 1996 Topps Finest ((8) Hobby, (1) Retail); Football: (12 boxes) with (12) 1995 include Football: (36 boxes) with 1977 Fleer In-Action, 1977 Fleer Patches, 1980 game night programs, (14) 1960s-1990s media guides, (3) 1990s yearbooks; Yankees that span installments XI through XXVIII. Accompanying is an auction LOA from Pinnacle; Basketball: (5 boxes) with (2) 1994-95 E-Motion, (2) 1994-95 Flair Series 2 Topps, (3) 1983 Topps, 2000 Topps (retail); Hockey: (18 boxes) with 1984-85 Topps (5) Yankees Stadium-issued programs and (3) yearbooks (1966, 1968, 1996). Due to James Spence Authentications. In-person pick-up is encouraged, as the weight of this and 1996 SP. Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling will be substantial. Local partial (32 packs), 1999-00 Topps, 2000-01 Topps Heritage; Other: (4 boxes) with the weight of this lot, shipping surcharges will apply. Additional items are listed on lot will result in shipping surcharges. A complete listing is available on our website. pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is encouraged. 1980 Topps Empire Strikes Back Series 1 and 1981 Topps United Kingdom Soccer. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Due to the size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list Opening Bid $200.00 of boxes, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

1252. (58) Philadelphia Area Sports Publications with 1962 Chamberlain 1251. (333) 1957-1965 Sport & Sports Illustrated Magazines Those who call “The City of Brotherly Love” home will find value with this (58) The offered (333) 1957-1965 Sport and Sports Illustrated magazines are an astound- Philadelphia-area sports publication collection. Featured are Philadelphia Athletics: ing chronicle of national and international athletics. These publications are housed in (2 publications) with Yearbook: 1953 (EX); Philadelphia Eagles: (13 publications) 1255. (53) Multi-Sport Signed 8x10 Photographs with (8) 1256. (67) Signed 8x10 Photographs - With Ripken, moderately worn display cases which has kept them well preserved over the decades. with Programs: 9/29/63 vs. Giants (EX-MT), 11/3/63 vs. Browns (NM), 11/24/63 v. Ali Staubach and Wade Included are Sport Magazine: (69 issues, median EX, most with no subscription tags) Redskins (EX-MT); Philadelphia Phillies: (15 publications, only scorecards are hole Only the “cream of the crop” finds a place among these (53) multi-sport 8x10 signed Stars from the major sporting arenas have signed these (67) 8x10 photographs. The with 1960 Complete: (12 issues); 1961 Complete: (12 issues); 1962 Complete: (12 punched) with Yearbooks: 1952 (VG-EX), 1955 (EX), 1956 (EX-MT), 1958 (EX- photographs. The endorsements on these pictures each grade in the (“8-9”) range or crisp images depict the stars in color or black and white, and the subjects’ blue issues); 1963 Near: (11/12 issues, missing August); 1964 Complete: (12 issues); MT), 1959 (GD), 1965 (EX-MT); Philadelphia Warriors: (11 publications, all pres- better. Included are Baseball: (9) A. Rodriguez; Basketball: Bird, (5) Chamberlain Sharpie signatures project “9-10” quality throughout. Includes: Baseball: (4) C. Sports Illustrated: (264 issues, average VG, all subscription tags) with 1958 ent EX with exception to hole punches along spine) with Wigwam Programs: 4/3/62 (d.1999); Hockey: (5) Beliveau; Boxing: (8) Ali (one Islam pamphlet), Leonard; Ripken, Jr. and (3) Buckner/M. Wilson; Basketball: (10) M. Johnson and (41) D. Complete: (51 issues); 1959 Complete: (51 issues); 1960 Complete: (52 issues, plus vs. Celtics (EX-MT, from Chamberlain’s 100 point game season) and College/Other: Racing: (2) T. Bodine, (12) Earnhardt Sr. (d.2000), Earnhardt Sr./Labonte, Earnhardt Wade (8 different shots); Football: (3) Staubach/D. Pearson; Hockey: Brodeur, (2) (22) duplicates) and 1961 Near: (50/51, missing 4/17, plus (22) duplicates). Due to (8 publications, all present EX with exception to hole punches along spine) includes Sr./Wallace, Earnhardt Jr., Earnhardt Jr./Marlin, K. Earnhardt, (4) Gordon and Stewart. Hasek, Bobby Hull, Leetch and S. Stevens. Accompanying are individual Rich Altman size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For more information, please Programs: 3/9/56 Philadelphia High School Championship (EX-MT, with Adderly Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. certs for the Wade signed photos and individual Steiner Sports certs for the remaining visit our website. and Chamberlain photo). For a complete list of items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 signed photos. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

270 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 271 MULTI-SPORT DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1257. Super Heroes of Sports and 500 Goal Scorers Signed Pieces The offered display items showcase a virtual “Who’s Who” of sports autographs. Includes: Super Heroes of Sports a 50x39 framed four-section (one for each major sport) 1258. Muhammad Ali and Michael Jordan Autographed print with blue UDA Silk Screen marker auto- 1262. (7) Basketballs and (11) Footballs Signed Lot with graphs (aver- Profiling two of the most iconic figures in sports, the offered silk screen embodies the 1261. (10) Framed and Signed Chicago Sports Displays age “7-8” spirit of a champion. This UDA canvas piece is housed in a 20x24 rustic frame with With Banks, Butkus Chamberlain strength) including Baseball: Banks, Doerr, Hunter, Irvin, Kell, Lemon, Slaughter, an 11x15 display image. Ali and Jordan have both signed in silver pen averaging (“9”) Legendary performers from Chicago’s Wrigley, Comiskey, Soldier Field and Madison Combining the hard-court with the gridiron, presented is a lot featuring (7) signed bas- Snider and Stargell; Basketball: Abdul-Jabbar, DeBusschere, Schayes, Thompson and in both strength and clarity. UDA Sticker #BAH54542 (No certificate accompanying) Street venues have autographed these (10) framed pieces. Ranging in size from 12-1/2 ketballs and (11) signed footballs. The signatures grade (“8-9”) unless otherwise noted West; Football: Adderley, J. Brown, R. Brown, Butkus, Hirsch, Lane, Motley, Tittle Opening Bid $150.00 x 15-1/4” to 26-1/2 x 36-1/4”, these vivid images include photographs and artists’ ren- and include: Basketball: single-signed Chamberlain (d.1999) and Garnett (both show and Van Buren; Hockey: Beliveau, Bower, Cheevers, Delvecchio, Hull, Geoffrion, derings and are decorated with signatures that average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: minor hide residue), as well as Camby, McDyess (“7”), (2) J. Smith and a 1995-96 Mahovlich, Mikita, Parent and Worsley; 500 Goal Scorers a 37-1/2 x 22-3/4” limited Banks, Butkus, Ditka, Kessinger, Parseghian, (2) Pippen, Roenick (inscribed “27”) “76ers” team ball signed by (15) with Bradley, Skiles and Stackhouse; Football: edition (265/1000) Ron Lewis litho print signed in blue marker (average “8-9”) by and Sayers. Also included is a 1995-96 Bulls framed photo collage (not signed). Pre- Chambers (“7”), Couch (“7”), Hoying, McNabb, E. Smith, (3) D. Staley (one “7”), Beliveau, Bucyk, Dionne, P. Esposito, Howe, Hull, Lafleur, Mahovlich, Mikita, M. Certified from PSA/DNA. For a detailed list, please visit our website. Due to the size Waters (“6”) and (2) hand-painted Montana Super Bowl footballs (SB XIX, SB Richard and Trottier. Note: the frame has become somewhat loose at the corners, and and weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. XXIV). These Spalding and Wilson balls come with an auction LOA from James due to its size, shipping surcharges will apply. Individual full photo LOAs from Opening Bid $200.00 Spence Authentications. PSA/DNA. A complete list of signatures is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1259. (5) Boston Area Framed Pieces with (2) Ted Williams Presented is a grouping of Boston framed pieces featuring three of the area’s biggest 1263. Multi-Sport Autographed Lot with Mantle and Paige stars. Included in this professionally framed and matted lot are (2) Roger Clemens signed The diamond and gridiron are both represented in this autographed treasure chest featuring an prints (26x32, 29x35), each celebrating his record breaking 20 strikeouts in 1986. These array of signed collectibles. Highlights include: 1.) Vintage Spalding football signed by (22) pieces are limited edition (718/821 & 736/821) and feature Clemens’ signature in pencil with Butkus, Parker and Sayers; 2.) Paige (“9”) signed 3x5 index card framed with a photo to averaging (“8-9”) in both strength and clarity. Also offered are (2) Ted Williams signed 11x17; 3.) Baseball Album with (53) cut-signatures with Fox (“4”), Oh (“4”, tape), and Mantle large frame pieces. A 16x20 photo framed to the dimensions of 22x26 and showing a siz- (“7”); 4.) (15) signed trading cards including Dawson, Gatski and Starr; and two additional able blue Sharpie signature (“10”). The second Williams piece (29x34) displays Williams’ albums featuring an array of signed collectibles. Auction LOA from James Spence blue marker signature (“9”) and the inscription 1936-1960. Rounding out this collection Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information. is a 26x32 Olympic Basketball Larry Bird piece with Bird’s black marker signature aver- Opening Bid $250.00 aging a (“9”) in both strength and clarity. This lot has been pre-certified by PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00

1264. Sports Statues Collection - With (10) Signed Salvinos Painstakingly crafted to represent legendary athletes, this wide assortment of sports statues includes autographed (average “8-9” strength) and limited edi- 1260. (4) Looney Tunes Baseball and Football Autographed tion examples. Standing between 6” and 8” tall, the relics and platforms are in their original manufacturers’ boxes. Highlights include Salvino Sports Pieces - With 3000-Hit Club Legends Signed Statues: (10) with Ali, (3) Jim Brown (2 in road uniform, 1 These "Looney Tunes" items depict our childhood pals in the form of baseball and football in home uniform), (2) Campanella, Drysdale, Koufax, Montana and Namath. stars. Includes: 3000-Hit Club: (#215/300) with 12 signatures including Aaron, Mays and Included, as well, is a 1988 Hartland 25th Anniversary statue signed by Eddie Musial; Cowboys/Giants: (2) cels, each #/250 with 5 signatures; Jets/Dolphins: (#/125) Mathews. It should be noted that a fire at the annex of the consignor’s house signed by 3 with Namath. Complete listing available on our website. Auction LOA from has resulted is soot residue on most of the cardboard containers, but the (NM) James Spence Authentications. to (MINT) statues were unaffected. Accompanying are individual certs. For a Opening Bid $200.00 complete listing of non-signed statues, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

272 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 273 MULTI-SPORT DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1269. (229) 1270. (196) Multi-Sport Multi-Sport Signed Signed 8x10 Lot Cards with 1265. Multi-Sport Autograph Collection With Mantle with (5) Schmidt Major heroes from major sports are the subjects of this must-see autograph lot. Flats, Early Kobe Rookie apparel and equipment are the mediums for bold pennings that average (“8-9”) quality Bryant Assembled is a throughout. Highlights include: Baseball: with photos signed by Mantle, Smoltz and Containing icons tantalizing array Branca/Thomson; (90) cards (EX to NM) including 1978 Topps #189 Lasorda, 1948 from the four of (196) multi- Leaf #125 Pafko, 1962 #199 Perry RC (with writing on reverse), 1948 Bowman #47 major sports, the sport auto- Thomson, 1962 Topps #218 Torre and 1954 Bowman #57 Wilhelm; Basketball: with offered lot fea- graphed cards. photos signed by (2) Frazier and B. Walton; Football: H. Carson (football) and (2) L. tures an impres- These primarily Taylor (Giants jersey and football); and (12) N.Y. Giants signed 8x10 prints, including sive (229) 1980s-1990s Bavaro, Carson and Simms; Hockey: (2) New York Islanders logo pucks signed by B. signed 8x10 cards feature Smith and Yashin. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence photographs. several greats Authentications. Highlights of including Opening Bid $300.00 this grouping Earnhardt, include: Olajuwon, Roy Baseball: (86) and Schmidt. with (10) A. The mostly blue Rodriguez (2 or black Sharpie “6”, 8 “9”), (19) endorsements Sandberg; average (“8-9”) Basketball: (20) or better with Abdul- strengths, and 1266. (27) Multi-Sport Signed Lot with (2) Ali and Mantle Jabbar, (5) the cards fare in Bryant (early the (NM) range. Featuring items from each of the four major sports as well as NASCAR and boxing, Highlights include Baseball: (86 cards) with (3) Bowa/Rose/Schmidt (one w/o Bowa), the offered lot contains (27) signed items ideal for the signature hound. This lot con- signatures), (6) Erving, Garnett Brett, (27) Carlton, McGwire, (2) Schmidt (1973 Topps #615 RC (EX-MT), Snider, F. tains: 16x20 Photos: (15) with Koufax, (2) Mikan, B. Russell, Unitas, T. Williams (as Thomas; Football: (6 cards) with Ditka, Jurgensen; Basketball: (4 cards) with pilot) and a J. Brown/Lilly dual-signed; 8x10 Photos: (4) with Ali, (2) Earnhardt, Sr. (faded photo, signature “9”), Olajuwon, D. Robinson; Racing: (51 cards) with (3) Earnhardt; Olympics: (21 cards) and Abdul-Jabbar/Chamberlain; Other: (8) with a Mantle signed “The Mick” book with Brooks and Leonard. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a (Thanks inscription), Ali A Strange and Unique House 4x5 signed pamphlet with lith- Iverson; Football: (24) with Butkus, Csonka; and Hockey: (99) with (4) Beliveau, (6) Cournoyer, (2) Lindros, (5) Mikita, (23) Parent and (4) Duff/Mahovlich (dual-signed). more complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. ograph display framed to 21x36 and a 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings 12x24 “mini-rink” Opening Bid $200.00 framed to 28x16, signed by (20) Coffey, Federov, Osgood and Yzerman. Signatures Signatures average (“8”) with a small percentage showing varying degrees of fading. average (“9”) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a com- Please visit our website for a complete list of the items in this lot. plete list noting signature grades. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1272. Philadelphia Sports Apparel Lot - With (12) Signed Jerseys 1271. (59) Multi-Sport Signed Apparel/ Memorabilia Exclusively “Philly,” the offered items showcase bold autographs of athletes from the Collection with Gretzky Jersey City of Brotherly Love. The mediums vary to include pro model replica jerseys, deco- The shopkeeper will find tremendous value with this (59) multi-sport signed apparel rative mini-helmets and game-worn hockey gloves. The signatures show (“8-9”) quali- and memorabilia collection. The majority of these autographed collectibles present in ty on the average. Highlights include: Signed Jerseys (12) pro model garments the (“7-8”) range or better, with many boasting additional inscriptions. Highlights (including one gamer) with proper tackle twill name and numeric identifiers, includ- include Baseball: (10 items) with Replica Jerseys: Fisk (Steiner Hologram and cert ing: Burrell, (2) Howard, (2) McNabb, Snow, (4) Staley (including a 2001 game-worn 1268. Multi-Sport Autograph Balance of Collection - With card), (2) Gibson, (2) Marichal; Football: (23 items) with Full-Size Helmet: E. Smith jersey) and (2) Vanbiesbrouck; Signed Football Helmets including (2) pro model 1267. Autographed Multi-Sport Balance of Collection Hall of Famers (“4”); Mini-Helmets: J. Brown, Butkus; Fabric Back Numbers: Elway; 8x10 examples signed by 1994 Eagles players, including Allen, Cunningham and Walker, with Display Items Stalwarts from various arenas have autographed the items in this attractive lot. The Photographs: (3) Payton (d.1999); Hockey: (23 items) with Replica Jersey: Gretzky and mini-helmets signed by (4) McNabb and (1) T. Owens. Accompanying is an auc- Presented is an autographed grouping of multi-sport memorabilia that features several mediums are ideal for proud display and carry signatures that project (“9”) quality (Kings); Team Canada Multi-Signed Jersey: (24 signatures, median “7-8”) with tion LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our web- Hall of Fame players. Containing over forty items with (34) baseballs, (5) jerseys and (3) throughout. Highlights include: Baseball (8) with jerseys signed by (2) Dwight Evans Thornton; Full-Sized Helmets: (6) Jagr; Mini-Helmets: (3) Jagr; and Pucks: (3) site. framed items; this collection has something from all five major sports. Highlights (Red Sox home) and Sheffield (Yankees home); and OML Selig baseballs (grade Richard (d.2000). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete Opening Bid $250.00 include: thrice signed cut with A. Palmer, Elder and B. Nelson, a 1996 Yankees World “10”) signed by (2) Marichal; Basketball: a 16x20 print signed by Erving; Football list of items, please visit our website. Series baseball signed by (7) with Jeter, Pettitte and Rivera plus (4) HOF player signed (10) with mini-helmets signed by Cassady (Ohio State), Lilly (Cowboys) and Opening Bid $400.00 jerseys with Cousy, Musial and B. Gibson. This lot is PSA/DNA pre-certified. For a com- Dorsett/Staubach (Cowboys). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A plete list of items, conditions and signature conditions, please visit our website. complete listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

274 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 275 TREASURE CHESTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1274. 1277. (74) Treasure 1948- Chest of 2000s Collectibles Multi- - With Sport Publications Shoebox and Collection/ Autographs Autograph Volumes of sports Photos periodicals, stadi- with um-issued guides and hardcover Signed books are the fare 1975 in this celebration Topps of the written word. Additionally, Maris there are (3) auto- There’s some- graphed items. thing for every- Highlights include: one with this Books Ball Four, (74) piece 1948- The Glory of Their 2000s multi- 1273. Large Collection of Multi-Sport Signed Items with Times; sport shoebox collection that UDA/Steiner Autographs Franco Harris includes auto- Legendary stars from the major sporting arenas are represented in this assortment of (“7”), Wilcy graphed photos, autographed items. With certification from some of the most reputable third-party 1278. Interesting Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with (40+) Moore (“9”) and signed cards and services, the lot consists mainly of signed oversized photographs. The vast majority of Items including (2) DiMaggio Autographs Smoky Joe Wood modern inserts. Highlights:Vintage Cards: (32 cards) with 1948 Bowman: #6 Berra the pennings project (“9”) strength or better. Highlights include: Baseball Griffey, Jr., RC (GD); 1952 Bowman: #196 Musial(EX); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC Presented is an interesting multi-sport treasure chest which features (40+) items (“9”); Programs including a pair of DiMaggio autographs. Highlights include Baseball: (5 items) with Seaver and T. Williams; Basketball (14) Wade, (2) Kidd and Russell and Hockey (VG); 1964 Topps: #200 Koufax (VG), 1965 Topps: Mantle (EX), 1966 Topps: #1 including stadium- 1.) 1955 Topps Doubleheaders #105 Aaron/106 (VG); 2-3.) 4/11 and 4/18/55 Sports Gretzky and (2) Orr. Complete listing and certification available on our website. Mays (VG-EX), 1975 Topps Mini: #223 Yount RC (NM); (12) assorted 1970s-1990s issued guides Illustrated magazines (EX-MT with subscription tag, 1955 Topps paper inserts are Opening Bid $300.00 multi-sport star cards with 1995-96 Topps Finest #115 Garnett RC (NM-MT); Signed (average EX-MT) NM); 4.) 1989 The DiMaggio Albums: Volume 1-2, each of which are signed on the from: Boston Cards: (2 cards) with 1975 Topps #199 Maris (“7”), 1995 Sports Marketing W. image opposite of title page (“9-10”); 5.) single-signed Schmidt Phillies replica jersey Garden (1960s Bruins and Celtics Sport News programs); Connie Mack Stadium Payton phone card (“9-10”); Autographed 8x10 Photos: (5 photographs) with (“8”, 30 x 30-1/2”, metal frame has exterior chipping); Basketball (2) circa 1967- (1950s-1960s Phillies programs); Griffith Stadium (1961 Senators program); Madison Football: J. Greene/Greenwood/E. Holmes/Dw. White and Marino. Auction LOA 1968 pair of unused 76er basketball shoes in original boxes (NM, orange and white Square Garden (1960s-1970s Rangers programs). Complete listing available on our from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our pair) and Golf: (35+ items) with 1966 Skee Riegel PGA player kit for Championship website. website. held at Akron, Ohio. Includes several items: access badge, pins, booklets/pamphlets Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 and typed correspondence. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

1275. Autograph 1279. (100+) Treasure Chest - Vintage New Absolutely York Yankees Loaded & Dodgers This massive assortment of autographed items fea- Ephemera/ tures marquee names Flats from the court, diamond, Collection gridiron, hardwood, ice, Few postseason rival- links, “squared circle,” ries have matched the pitch - you name it. The intensity of the 1950s signatures vary in terms New York Yankees of strength and clarity but and Brooklyn average (“8”) quality. Dodgers. Bombers Highlights include: and Bums are paired Signed Footballs: includ- once again with this ing single-signed pigskins (100+) piece from Aikman, F. Harris ephemera/flats collec- and E. Smith; multi- tion. Highlights signed footballs that include Yearbooks/ include Dobler, Stabler and television icons Berman, Jaworski and Tirico; Signed Jerseys: with Aikman Scorecards: 1956 (Cowboys home #8), Jagr (Penguins #68), A. Rodriguez (Mariners #3); Signed Caps: with (2) Carlton (Phillies), World Series program 1280. Multi-Sport Lot with DiMaggio Auto & SB Patches (2) L. Dawson (Chiefs) and F. Robinson (Reds); Signed Plaques/Photo Displays: with Borg, Cousy, (7) Erving, (EX-MT); Featuring both memorabilia and cards, the presented multi-sports lot contains several R. Jackson, Marino Nicklaus and Rose; Signed Publications: including periodicals signed by (4) Fingers/Seaver, Miscellaneous: 1955 noteworthy items. With well over (4000) combined cards and many other relics, the (8) A. Green and books signed (on the title page) by (6) Berra (Yogi: It Ain’t Over ...) and (5) Foreman (By Dodgers Golden lot is highlighted by: 1.) DiMaggio (“7-8”) signed Yankee Stadium globe (6-1/2” George; Miscellaneous: a fielder’s glove signed by Denny McLain, a 3-wood signed by John Daly and a putter Stamp book with diameter, with box); 2.) Willabee & Ward Super Bowl #1-30 Patch Set in binder; 3.) signed by Davis Love III. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Due to the stamps (EX-MT), 1989 Upper Deck set with #1 Griffey (NM-MT) in opened factory box (right flap size/weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. A more detailed listing is available on our website. 1955 Schaefer Beer shows staining); 4.) J. Robinson H&B store-model bat (31-1/2”, EX); 5.-17.) (13) lim- Opening Bid $400.00 Table Tent ad featur- ited edition ceramics with Ebbets, Wrigley and Yankee Stadium mini-replicas, Ruth ing the 1955 Dodgers and Yankee Stadium steins and (8) limited edition plates including Mantle and Ruth. team image (NM- The DiMaggio signature comes with the original manufacturer’s COA. Please visit 1276. Balance of Baseball Collection with (525+) Vintage Singles and MT); Ticket Stubs: (11 tickets) with 1955 World Series: Game 2 (VG), Game 6 our website for a more detailed list of the remaining items. Autograph Flats with Mantle (GD); 1956 World Series: Game 3 (VG-EX), (2) Game 4 (both VG) and a sheet of (3) Opening Bid $300.00 1970s ALCS phantom tickets (NM). Also present is a circa 1950s Dodgers 8-1/2” Presented is a diverse baseball balance of collection that contains (525+) 1951-1979 vintage singles, along with (60+) autograph flats including Mantle. Highlights include mini pennant (EX-MT, with tassels), five circa 1950s Dodgers and Yankees felt patch- Vintage Cards: (529 cards) with 1952 Bowman: #43 Feller (VG), 1953 Topps: (62 cards, composite GD), 1954 Topps: #30 Mathews (VG), 1959 Topps: (106 cards, majority es (average EX, range in size from 2” to 5” in diameter) and fourteen assorted circa VG to VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (VG-EX), 1970 Topps: #712 Ryan (VG-EX), 1972 Topps: #595 Ryan (VG); Autographs: (35) assorted signed baseball cards with Rose 1950s Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium unused postcards (NM to NM-MT). For a (1989 Topps); 8x10 Photographs: (60 pictures, most “8-9”, most personalized, following are not) with Aaron, Canseco/McGwire, DiMaggio, Ford, Henderson, Mantle, Mays and complete list of key items, please visit our website. T. Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and signatures along with applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

276 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 277 TREASURE CHESTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1285. (200+) 1286. (575+) Vintage Multi 1948-1989 Sport Pins, Felts Baseball Card & Cards & With a concentration of Memorabilia vintage buttons, the pre- Treasure sented lot contains (200+) mostly baseball col- Chest lectibles. There are (150+) Featured is a (575+) assorted pins with count- 1948-1989 baseball less examples featuring card and memorabilia charms or tassels. treasure chest. Additional highlights Highlights include include: 1955 Dodgers Cards: (572 cards) photo-pack set (12, aver- with 1953 Bowman age VG-EX) with Color: #10 Ashburn Robinson and envelope (FR), #33 Reese (VG); (9) B18 Blankets (FR); 1954 Red with Chance (Blue, VG- Heart: Slaughter EX), Gandil (Green, VG- (GD); 1954 Topps: EX) and Wallace (Purple, #132 Lasorda RC EX); (6) 1909-11 (GD); 1958 Topps: Colgan’s Chips (average #436 Mays/Snider 1281. Interesting 1910s-1990s Baseball Treasure Chest of GD/VG) and Colgan’s (EX); 1962 Topps: (2800+) Items Violet tin; (2) 1950s #53 Mantle/Maris/ Sports Stars charms with Killebrew HR LL (PSA 8, oc); 1963 Topps Peel-Offs: Mantle (PSA 6); 1965 Topps Offered is a primarily baseball treasure chest with (2800+) items. This eclectic 1910s- 1282. 1933-1990s Multi-Sport Treasure Chest - With backings of Blackwell and Embossed: #11 Mantle (VG); 1968 Topps: #330 Maris (VG), (5) assorted 1980s 1990s assortment contains sets, singles and other pieces of memorabilia. Highlights Cards and Publications Kaline; 1931 Sun Photos Michael Jordan graded cards with 1987-88 Fleer #59 (SGC 88) and #2 Sticker (SGC include Sets/Near Sets: (39 sets) with 1950 Philadelphia Inquirer Fightin’ Phillies The offered collection runs the gamut in terms of baseball collectibles. Comprised pri- of Hartnett and Wilson 92); Autographs: (4 items) with 1.) 1989 Score Traded #2T Ryan (#/500); 2.) 2000 Near Set: (20/24, average EX, in sheets of four) with Ashburn sheet (GD, although marily of cards, publications and photographs, the assortment has a few pieces from thermometer kit; and (17) Bowman Baseball Soriano OML (“9”, slightly toned); Memorabilia: (8 items) with Ashburn himself presents NM); 1966 Pure Oil Braves: (12 pictures, median NM); other sports as well. Highlights include: Cards literally thousands of 1970s-1980s other collectibles includ- 1.) circa-1960s World Pencils Mickey Mantle set of two pencils (NM-MT) in original Singles: (2700+) with 1954 Red Man: NL #25 Mays (EX-MT, signed); 1968 cards with factory sets of 1986 Topps Baseball, 1987 Donruss Baseball, 1987 Fleer ing a vintage Mantle packaging (GD) and 2.) 4/13/62 Life with Mantle/Maris inserts (NM, magazine covers Partridge Meats: Bench RC (SGC 80); 1971 Milk Duds Complete Boxes: Mays Baseball, 1987 Topps Baseball and 1988 Topps Baseball. Vintage off-grade singles wooden Rain-Check coin, VG-EX). The majority of the early 1950s singles display a combination of wear such (NM), McCovey (NM); 1975 Hostess Complete Boxes: (4) Ryan (presents NM-MT, include: 1933 Goudey #66 Grantham, 1940 Play Ball #3 Dahlgren and 1941 Play Ball Mantle pencil sharpener as back damage, writing and other technical flaws. Auction LOA from James Spence with stickers adhered to backs); 1979 TCMA Ogden A’s (3) #9 R. Henderson RC (all #52 Higbe; Publications including (34) 1970s-1980s Yankees programs/team-issued and 1984 Padres WS Authentications. For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. NM-MT) and Other: (17 items) with 1966 “The Glory of Their Times” 12” LP (EX- magazines and (11) other baseball publications; Photographs 8x10 prints of Gehrig, Press Pin. Please visit our Opening Bid $250.00 MT, cover VG with price tag residue). For a complete list of key items, please visit (2) Mantle, T. Williams and the 1955 Yankees, as well as framed photos of Ruth and website for additional our website. T. Williams. Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping surcharges will apply. A more information. Opening Bid $250.00 comprehensive listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

1283. (139) Vintage Baseball Balance of Collection with Strip Cards and Bats 1288. Baseballs, Bobbleheads and Figurines Lot of (436) Featured is an interesting (139) piece vintage baseball balance of collection which Sheer quantity, and sporting world heroes, are the themes in this sizable collection of features strip cards, publications, vintage bats and other pieces of memorabilia. bobbleheads and display pieces. Highlights include: Mint-in-Box Bobbleheads (140) Highlights include Cards: (112 cards) with 1921 W551 Near Set: (9/10, missing including (54) 2000 “Tiger Slam,” (18) Joe DiMaggio and (11) Mickey Mantle Upper Ruth) with Cobb (FR), W. Johnson (VG); 1923 W515-1: #38 W. Johnson (GD); Deck special edition examples; Baseballs OAL and OML balls (mostly Mint-in-box) 1284. (350+) 1939-1958 Baseball & Non-Sports Grab Bag 1923 W515-2: #38 W. Johnson (GD); 1941 Double Play: (2) #15/#16 P. Waner 1287. Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with (3) Nodders with special stampings including (40) Cal Ripken “2131,” (30) 1996 All-Star Game, (both EX), (2) #23 Reese/24 (EX, VG-EX), #31 Ott/32 (VG); 1976 7-11 Lids: Featured is a diverse (350+) 1939-1958 baseball and non-sports card grab bag from a (7) 1997 Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary and World Series balls from (24) 1994, Featuring everything from nodders and gloves to mini-bats and bat-pens, the offered Ryan (NM); Vintage Bats: (2 bats) with circa 1930s Paul Waner signature store- variety of interesting issues. Highlights include Baseball: (84 cards) with 1939-46 (10) 1996, (8) 2001 and (4) 2005. Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping sur- lot contains something for every collector. Highlights include: 1.) 1920s Joe Tinker 5- model Louisville Slugger (40oz/35”) with cracked handle, side writing. Dated Exhibits: Feller (SGC 60), D. Walker (EX, “D” Blanked Out), T. Williams (SGC 30, charges will apply. Complete listing available on our website. cent Cigar tray door (EX); 2.) 1920s Champions school-box (VG) with images of 2/21/31 with owner identified as Walter Simpson of “Springfield, Mass BC.” #9 Not Showing); 1947 Bond Bread: Musial (SGC 40), J. Robinson (SGC 30, Opening Bid $250.00 Grange, Jones, Tilden, Tunney and Ruth; 3.) 1921 Carnegie yearbook picturing Owner played eight seasons in minor leagues, five with the Springfield club, possi- Portrait); 1947-66 Exhibits: (48 cards, median EX, 8 graded, 4 wrestlers) with Wagner as the baseball coach; 4.) 1930s “Our Gang” school-box with fountain pen, ble minor league gamer; Photos/Postcards: (8 items) with (2) circa 1910s unused Ashburn (SGC 80, name incorrect), Berra (SGC 70, Made in U.S.A.), McCoskey (EX, ruler and crayons (used, VG); 5.) 1935 Quaker Babe Ruth baseball scorer (VG); 6.) postcards: Forbes Field (EX-MT) and Polo Grounds (NM, McGraw cameo), and tough McCoskey variation), Musial (SGC 70), (3) 1948 Indians (EX, VG-EX, GD); 1940s Phillies (Blue Jays logo) beanie (VG-EX); 7.) 1960s Yankees green base nodder dated 1934 American Tour of Japan postcard with Ruth (NM). For a complete list Non-Sports: (270 cards) with 1950 Topps Freedom’s War: (41 cards, average GD to (GD/VG); 8.) 1950s Cardinals and Lions square base nodders (VG/VG-EX) and 9.) of key items, please visit our website. VG), 1952 Bowman Television and Radio Stars: (45 cards, median EX-MT), 1952 1950 miniature bat-shaped pen signed by DiMaggio. Please visit our website for addi- Opening Bid $200.00 Topps Look ‘N See: (44 cards, composite EX) and 1953 Topps License Plates: (36 cards, mainly EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. tional information, as this lot features many more noteworthy items. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

278 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 279 TREASURE CHESTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1290. 1293. (9500+) 1294. Enormous Multi- 1956-1990s Philadelphia Sport Multi-Sport Area Sets, Collection Treasure Singles and with Chest with Memorabilia (3500+) Set, Singles Treasure Chest Cards & and Wax with (750+) (90+) Presented is a Team Sets Ryan diverse (9500+) Presented is a stagger- 1956-1990s multi- Items ing (11,000+) sport treasure chest Philadelphia Phillies Containing which features a set and Eagles team sets, cards and col- and an array of sin- singles and memorabilia lectibles, the gles and unopened collection. This enor- presented treas- wax boxes/packs. mous lot contains ure chest likely Highlights include (750+) team sets, offers some- Sets: (1 set) with (7500+) singles and thing for every- Football: 1978 (3200+) other pieces of one. The cards Topps (average memorabilia. Highlights portion of this 1289. Balance of Collection - With Cards, Programs and NM); Vintage include Phillies Team lot features Celtics Concentration Singles: (1884 Sets: (616 team sets) over (3500) singles from the 1950 to the modern era. The vast majority is from the Spanning a variety of sports arenas with collectibles from cards to pennants to stadi- cards) with with (49) 1980 Topps baseball realm with singles isolated to the 1970s to 1990s. The cards average VG/VG- um- issued programs (among countless other items), this sizable collection has a little Baseball: (857 Burger King, (112) 1981 EX through the 1975 Topps singles, while the 1976 and newer examples are much something for everyone. Includes: Cards: (186) 1960s-1970s Topps football and bas- cards) with 1964 Topps Coke, (27) 1983 nicer in EX-MT to NM condition. Highlights include: 1970 Topps #189 Munson RC ketball including 1972-73 Topps #195 Erving RC (EX); Publications: (80) including Topps: #125 Rose Topps, (76) assorted (VG-EX); (160) 1971 Topps with #100 Rose, #525 Banks, #600 Mays (average VG); a 1948 Griffith Stadium-issued “Tribute to Clark Griffith” program (EX-MT, scored), (EX); 1965 Topps: 1983-2000 Tastykake (140) 1972 Topps; (150) 1973 Topps with #100 Aaron (GD), #220 Ryan, (2) #255 1948-49 Knicks vs. Capitols BAA guide issued at Washington’s Uline Ice Arena, 1953 #250 Mays (VG- sets; Eagles Team Sets: Jackson, (2) #305 Mays (average EX); 1974 Topps #465 Winfield RC (EX-MT); 1975 St. Louis Cardinals Yearbook, 1953-54 Boston Garden-issued Bruins program (w/tick- EX); Football: (162 team sets) with (100) 1986 McDonald (24 cards each, Cunningham and White Topps #223 Yount RC (VG); and (500+) assorted modern Nolan Ryan cards. et stub), 1959-60 Celtics/Minneapolis Lakers and several 1950s-1960s Washington (902 cards) with RC) including (157) additional #12 Cunningham RC; (24) 1999 Pacific (McNabb RC, Rounding out the lot are (100+) baseball items with a heavy Nolan Ryan theme, Senators programs. Autographed items include a program signed by Sam Jones and a 1964 Philadelphia: #30 J. Brown (FR); 1967 Topps: #24 Kemp (EX-MT); 1968 factory sealed); Phillies Singles: (7500+ cards, all NM to NM-MT) with Rose: (31) including an array of photos, publications, commemorative balls, statues, LE plates note (on team stationery) signed by Red Auerbach. Due to the size/weight of these Topps: #196 Griese RC (VG); Non-Sports: with 1974 Topps Wacky Packages Series 1978 OPC #100 (average NM); Posters: (132 posters, 20 signed, various sizes) with and much more. Highlights of these include: Ryan (“9”) signed OAL baseball, items, shipping surcharges may apply. Additional items are listed on our website. 5-7: (120 cards, mostly EX-MT) and Wax: (12 boxes, 152 wax and rack packs). Also 1968 Sports Illustrated Posters: (7 posters) includes (2) R. Allen (one signed); Rangers “XL” Starter jersey (minor wear) and a B. Robinson signed 11x14 (“9”) Opening Bid $150.00 present are (7500+) 1980s-1990s multi-sport singles (average NM) with (3) 1984 Other: (3200+ items) with 1.) circa 1950s 20” Connie Mack Stadium chair backing; framed to 16x18. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our Topps Football: (1) #63 Elway RC, (2) #123 Marino RC and (22) 1989-90 Hoops 2.) (49) 1980 Campbell’s Soups Phillies ski caps (all NM-MT) and 3.) (51) approxi- website for more information regarding this lot. #138 D. Robinson RC (all NM to NM-MT). It should be noted that about 25% of the mately 5x6 Veteran’s Stadium turf squares. Due to the size/volume, shipping and han- Opening Bid $200.00 1970s-1980s cards display varying degrees of warping due to storing methods. Due to dling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is size/weight, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of key encouraged. For a more complete list of items, please visit our website. items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

1295. Multi- Sport Modern Card Treasure Chest This assortment of (3000+) modern trading cards includes several graded cards, key rookie examples, signed cards and game-used specimens. Boasting of (NM-MT) quality 1291. Interesting Multi-Sport Treasure Chest - With throughout, Vintage Publications the lot is 1296. (16,000+) Multi-Sport Balance of Collection with highlighted The offered collection runs the gamut in terms of sports display keepsakes including Cards and Wax Packs by: Rookie pennants, statues, collector’s plates and much more: Publications with (2) The Presented is a massive (16,000+) multi-sport balance of collection that is loaded with Cards Sporting News editions from May 11, 1939 (end of Gehrig’s streak) and June 5, 1941 cards and wax packs. Highlights include Singles: (15,500+, primarily 1980s-1990s including (Gehrig’s obituary), 1934 Army-Notre Dame (EX-MT) program (Yankee Stadium) 1292. (4000+) Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with Seattle includes several stars of the era) with Graded: (32 cards, mostly BCCG or off-brand), (90) Iverson and a March 8, 1971 Ali vs. Frazier (EX-MT) Heavyweight Championship program Pilots Ticket Game-Used: (64 cards), Certified Autographs: (11 cards); Wax Boxes: (9 boxes) with (10) different versions and A. Rodriguez (1994 SP #15); Game-Used Inserts (Madison Square Garden); Vintage Pennants (3) with 1972 Oakland A’s “World Presented is an eclectic (4000+) multi-sport treasure chest. Highlights include with Baseball: 1968 Fleer Baseball Iron-Ons (24 packs and display are NM); Wax (55) with Garnett, Glavine, Gwynn, R. Johnson, M. Ramirez (bat), Stockton (floor) Champions” (with player names listed on scroll), 1970s Cincinnati Reds, and a 1970s Publications: (70 publications) with 1955 East-West Shrine Game program (EX-MT), Packs: (625+) 1981-2008 assorted multi-sport wax packs (primarily late 1980s-early and Tomlinson; Signed Cards (415) with Banks and (60) 2003 Upper Deck Yankees Hank Aaron “Home Run King” (NM) photo pennant; Miscellaneous a 1958 World 1974 World Series program (EX-MT, signed by Hunter on cover); Vintage Items: (9 1990s) and Other: (4 items) with 1968 Dodgers Yearbook (NM) and MLB Signature Series; Graded Cards (60) with (8) 1989 Topps Traded #41T Griffey, Jr. Series 8 mm film reel (in original “Base Ball Motion Pictures” tin case) and a 1945 items) with (4) dated 1952 McDonald Baseball Emblems (average NM); and dated Authenticated Dirt from Yankee Stadium 5x8 plaque (Steiner Cert Card and sticker). (four are Beckett 9 and four are Beckett 8.5) and 1989 Score #257 Sanders (Beckett Castle Films 16 mm “Football Parade” reel (in original retail box). Additional items 8/20/69 Pilots vs. Tigers full game ticket (NM). Due to size/weight, shipping and han- Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping and handling will be substantial. For a 8). A more thorough listing is available on our website. are listed on our website. dling may be substantial. For more details, please visit our website. complete list of key items, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

280 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 281 TREASURE CHESTS & NON-SPORTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1297. 1301. (23,000+) (900+) 1940-1983 1890s- Baseball 1910s Balance of Non- Collection Sports with (2) Cards – Williams Mostly Assembled is a Animals promising This impressive (23,000+) 1940- array of non- 1983 baseball sports trading balance of collec- cards contains tion which fea- over (900) total tures sets, singles examples with a and publications. concentration of Due to the vol- animals and ume of mixed wildlife. With cards present, few exceptions, approximations these cards are are given for from the 1890s quantities. 1298. Humongous Card & Memorabilia Lot – 1.6+ Million Cards to the 1910s, Highlights Although the exact total is uncertain, the offered life-long collection of assorted multi-sport loaded with include Cards: cards and a mountain of memorabilia contains roughly 1.6 to 2 million cards and is a true candy, coffee (23,000+) with “dealers digging dream.” Ranging from the 1950s to the modern era with a 1980s-90s concen- and gum cards, 1941 Play Ball: 1302. 1900s-40s B/E Type Non-Sports Lot with Sets/Near tration, the cards include (400+) complete sets with (175+) factory sealed, (15) wax boxes and and have sur- #8 Ott (FR); 1953 Bowman Color: #117 Snider (VG-EX); 1954 countless stars such as Griffey, Maddux, Ripken and Thomas and a small assortment of vintage vived well, gen- Sets Topps: #1 T. Williams (VG); 1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams (VG-EX); players and stars. The memorabilia portion of this lot, which is dominated by (1000+) loose erally grading Presented is an impressive array of (600+) B- and E-Type cards and felts ranging from 1956 Topps: #260 Reese (VG-EX); 1957 Topps: #407 Mantle/Berra Starting Lineups, also contains (2) cases of commemorative Coca-Cola bottles, various modern (VG/VG-EX) the 1900s to the 1940s. The lot contains (8) complete sets including: E3 Navy (21/21), (VG-EX); 1968 Topps: #247 Bench RC (GD); 1974 Topps Near Set: Phillies items and several signed pieces including Carlton, Cepeda and Kaline. Amongst the with some better E28 Animals (50/50), (2) E29 Animals (50/50), E47 Jockeys (20/20), E49 Wild West (587/660 with 42/44 Traded, average EX, 400+ duplicates) with #456 many other treasures in this massive collection are dozen of non-certified autographed items and some lesser. (20/20), E195 Planes (12/12) and (2) E252 Soldiers (6/6). The lot also contains (12) Winfield RC (EX); 1975 Topps: (1250+, median EX to EX-MT) with with at least (6) signed bats, non-sport cards and toys such as soldiers a nd cars, only adding to Highlights near-sets of similar styles with celebrities, Indians, military and Wild West as key (3) #660 Aaron (EX, (2) VG-EX); 1979 Topps: (3650+, average EX- the overall diversity of this lot. This lot is available for pick-up only and currently resides non- include: 1-2.) (2) 1910 T42 complete sets (100/100), one all Mecca backs, one mixed themes, including E123 Movie Stars (86/120) with #85 Chaplin (VG). Rounding out MT) with (3) #116 O. Smith RC (EX-MT, VG, PR) and Publications: palletized in a Henderson, NC attic. In-person viewing by official appointment only. backs; 3.) T48 Turkey Red Butterflies (47/50); 4.-5.) T29 Animals complete set the gathering are (19) B16, B50 and B51 college felts. Please visit our website for (47 publications) with Yearbooks/Media Guides: 1968 Tigers (EX). Opening Bid $900.00 (80/80) and near set (78/80); 6.) R4 History of Sports (19/35); and 7.) complete run of additional information, as this lot contains a plethora of noteworthy issues. Due to the size/volume, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a (210) Useful Birds from Series 1 through 10. Loaded with countless other notable Opening Bid $300.00 complete list of key items, please visit our website. sets, this lot merits online viewing of the entire contents. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1299. 1300. 1965 1303. (9) 1910s-30s Non-Sports Sets/Near-Sets – Many Military 1954 Fleer Displaying various tobacco advertisement backs, the presented lot contains (600+) non-sports cards with a Topps Hogan’s concentration of military series. Ranging from the 1910s to the 1930s, this lot contains: 1.) 1910s T80 Military (44/50) with (1) Lenox and (43) Tolstoi back, average (GD); 2-3.) (2) 1910s Hassan Explorers, Scoops Heroes one set (25/25) and one near set (21/25), average (GD/VG); 4.) T81 Military die-cuts (45/50), average Complete Complete (VG); 5.) T116 Views (25/250), average (VG); 6.) T53 Hassan Cowboys (48/50), mostly (VG); 7.) 1910s Set of PSA Turkey Red Automobiles (40/50, most show “Packer #” back stamps) and 8-9.) (2) Sweet Caporal World War 1 Scenes near-sets, one (237/250) and one (148/250), average (GD). (153) Graded Opening Bid $300.00 Cards Set—#6 The trials and PSA triumphs of Registry American Featured is a History are 1965 Fleer chronicled Hogan’s Heroes with this 1954 complete PSA Topps Scoops graded set of (66) complete set cards. Registered of (153) cards. as #6 on the PSA The approxi- registry, this gath- mate condi- ering exhibits a tion break- 6.78 GPA. down for this Highlights one-time edi- include PSA 8.5: tion is 20% (2 cards) with (EX to EX- #25 (highest MT), 30% graded), 31; PSA (EX), 20% 8: (9 cards) with (VG-EX) and #13, 14, 21, 26, 30% (VG or 27, 37, 42, 50, lesser). Keys 65; PSA 7.5: (3 1304. 1930s-50s Non-Sports Sets/Near Sets/Singles Lot cards include cards) with #19, #1 Earthquake Featuring singles, near-sets and complete sets, the offered non-sports lot will delight the vintage collector. 49, 66; PSA 7: (VG), #6 There are over (900) total cards with (27) near-sets and sets, highlighted by: 1.) (85) 1954 Topps Scoops, (25 cards) with Lincoln Shot average (VG-EX) with (3) #1; 2.) 1930s I’m Going to Be (24/25); 3.) 1930s Disney Comics (32/32); 4.) #4, 5, 7, 9-12, 16, (VG), #14 McKinley Shot (VG), #27 Feller (VG), #41 Ruth HR (VG-EX), #110 Four 1950 Jiggley’s Western/Circus (30/30); 5.) 1933 US Caramel Presidents (23/31) plus (7) variations, average 22, 23, 34, 36, Horsemen (VG-EX) and #153 Telescope (GD). (GD) with Washington and (3) Lincoln (blue, orange and red); and 6.) 1940 Goudey First Column Defenders 38-41, 44, 54-56, Opening Bid $400.00 (16/24), average (GD). Please visit our website for more detailed information, as this lot features many more 59 and 61-64. For a complete list of grades, please visit our website. notable items. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

282 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 283 NON-SPORTS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1305. 1306. (350+) 1310. (15) Massive 1880s- 1943 Coca- 1880s-1970s 1920s Non- Cola Non-Sport Sports Aircraft Type Silks and Premiums Collection of Singles with (223) Cards Offered is an Strings with Many interesting selec- The aerial might tion of (350+) Rarities of the United assorted 1880s- States Armed A type card bonan- 1920s non-sports Forces is on full za awaits the fortu- silks and singles. display with the nate winner of this Included are offered sixteen (223) card 1880s- 1880s N245 1943 Coca-Cola 1970s non-sport Sweet Caporal premiums with collection. These Actresses (145 the original singles come from cards, median strings intact. a variety of desig- GD, different These 13x15 nations and feature back variations) frame décor a range of topics with (3) Russell relics average and themes, from (average EX); (VG-EX to EX) mainstream nation- 1909 T62 Turkish with some better al issues (Allen & Trophies Fortune and others lesser. For a list of airplane styles from this classic World War II era set, Ginter, Kinney) to Series: (8 cards, please visit our website. the markedly majority VG-EX), Opening Bid $150.00 obscure. Although the majority of these cards display either paper loss or writing on 1910 S9 Tokio the reverse, the eye appeal is impressive. Unless noted, each card depicts a general Butterflies: (25 subject theme. Highlights include 1880s: (50 cards) with 1880s W. Duke, Sons & silks, composite Company: N124 Presidential Possibilities: Pattison (VG-EX); 1888 N37 Allen & EX-MT), 1910 Ginter: Geronimo (EX); 1890s: (9 cards) with 1890 H. Ellis & Co.: N377 Generals of S72-1 Old Mill the Civil War: Stewart (VG); 1900s: (53 cards) with 1903 T7-3 Hamilton Girls Actresses: (29 Bathing Girls: #26 (GD), 1903 T7-4 Hamilton Girls Set: (25 cards, median GD); 1903 silks, mainly VG- 1309. (417) 1938-1954 Non-Sports Singles—War T7-5 Hamilton Girls Set: (25 cards, majority GD); 1910s: (38 cards) with 1910s BF13 EX), 1910 S72-3 Themed Butter Krust Battleships: U.S.S. Kansas (EX), 1910s S66 American Indian Silks: #L-2 Old Mill/Red Sun Actresses: (14 silks, average VG, all with backs), 1910 T42 Sweet The frightful human cost of war is chronicled with these (417) 1938-1954 non- (EX), 1910 E90 Philadelphia Caramel Airships: Wright, Biplane (VG), 1915 Movie Caporal/Mecca Bird Series: (58 cards, median VG), 1910 T58 Sweet Caporal Fish sports singles. Included are 1938 Horrors of War: (136 cards, average VG) with Star Felt Pennants: Hall (EX-MT); 1930s: (15 cards) with 1930s R90 Mickey Mouse Series: (67 cards, average FR to GD, approximately 50% display reverse paper loss), High Numbers: (2) #242, 257, 262, 266, 272, 273; 1950 Topps Freedom’s War: with the Movie Stars: #113 Garbo (GD) and 1933 R152 Tootsie Circus “Bare-Back 1920s J10 Arm & Hammer “Interesting Animals”: (1 card, GD) and 1922 J7 Dwight’s (148 cards, composite VG) and 1954 Topps Wings: (133 cards, median VG to Rider” (GD). For a more complete list of cards, please visit our website. Soda “Useful Birds of America” Series 1-3: (21 cards, average EX). VG-EX). Moderate duplication is found throughout this vivid assortment. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1308. (17,500+) 1311. (266) 1910s-1960s Non-Sports Collection Featured is a sampling of (266) 1910s-1960s non-sports cards from a variety of manufac- 1900s- turers and designations. Highlighted in this primarily off-grade gathering are 1910-1912 70s Non- T99 Royal Bengals Sights and Scenes of the World: (12 cards, median GD), 1933 Sports United States Caramel Presidents: (4 cards, mostly FR) with Jefferson (FR); 1936-37 Lot – Gum Inc. G-Men & Heroes of the Law: (33 cards, majority GD to VG), 1952 Topps Look ‘N See: (60 cards, average EX) and 1957 Topps Robin Hood: (36 cards, majority Foreign VG). For a list of series found within, please visit our website. Issues Opening Bid $200.00 Presented is a massive collection featuring 1312. 1960s 1313. (2) (17,500+) Jello non-sports 1960s Airplane trading cards Non-Sport ranging from Coins Wax the early Complete 1900s to the Boxes 1970s. The Set of (200) Presented is an impressive with Wheel interesting horde con- Display pairing of tains makers Presented is a 1960s non- such as 1960s Jello sport wax Churchmans, Airplane Coins boxes. Included Gallaher, complete set of are 1.) 1960s Godfrey, (200) coins. This Donruss Crazy Imperial, Canadian series Hang Ups 5- Lambert, is accompanied cent near-com- 1307. Huge 1960s-70s Non-Sports Sets and Singles Lot Liebig, by the original plete box with With over (25) sets and near-sets plus (1750+) singles from the 1960s and 1970s, the Player and wheel display (22) packs. The offered lot will impress any devout non-sports collector. Highlights include: 1.) 1976 Wills that houses (25) “tags” which Happy Days set of (44) plus sticker set of (11); 2-3.) (2) 1978 Battlestar Galactica, set amongst coins for the are opened by of (36) and near set (34/36); and Star Wars: (18) 1977 Twentieth Century sets countless others. While the vast majority are non-sports issues, hundreds of vintage eight different pulling a red (16/16), (12) 1977 Series I (66/66) each with (11/11) sticker set, (3) Series II (66/66) cricket and soccer cards are present. From people and places to animals and trans- colors that these tab average (EX-MT) while the display box presents (EX) with moderate exterior each with (11/11) sticker set, (2) 1980 Lucasfilm (33/33) sticker sets. Please view our portation, this huge grouping covers the spectrum of foreign issues for the better por- food inserts were cardboard stress and 2.) 1960s Elvin Transfer Picture Book box with (71) packs. The website for additional information, as this lot contains many more sets, near-sets and tion of the 20th century. View our website for additional information regarding this issued in. The plastic marble blue display grades (EX-MT), while the accompany- “decalcomanias” are tightly sealed and undisturbed by the elements. The colorful dis- countless singles. whopping assortment. ing coins fare similarly with some better and others lesser. play box presents (EX-MT) with entertaining illustrations. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

284 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 285 AMERICANA DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1315. 1318. 1900 1319. Vintage President Leonard Mfg. GI Joe, Franklin “Lap Board Barbie Toy, Roosevelt Games” and TLS Letter More than a century Accessory with before PS2 and X- Collection Box became popular Offered is a collec- Envelope distractions, basic tion of vintage dolls, Franklin D. amusements like this toys and accessories Roosevelt multi-purpose board that includes GI Joe, authored this provided hours of Barbie and Ken doll one-page TLS entertainment for items. With Ken and letter with people of all ages. Joe fighting it out accompanying Measuring 17-7/8 x for Barbie, the items envelope on 29-7/8” with rounded include period White corners, this thick Barbie/Ken: 1960 House stationery, wooden board has Ken doll (NM, in dated 1/3/34. In colorful decorations box with beach the correspon- that simultaneously towel and sandals), dence, Roosevelt form boards for 1961 Barbie Vinyl (.d.1945) chess, checkers and doll case (EX, with thanked Edmund backgammon, as well only minor abra- Froese for the as baseball-themed sions on the sur- two silhouettes surface and several face), 1961 Ken that the artist other possible play- Vinyl doll case gave to the 32nd ing fields. Crafted by (NM), 1962 Barbie President, with the Leonard Mfg. Co. bubble-cut (EX-MT, his bold fountain of Grand Rapids, missing one shoe) in pen endorsement Michigan, the sturdy a 1963 Barbie box, grading (“8-9”). artifact has a 1900 1962 Austin Healy The letter is patent date and bears sports car (EX, no lightly soiled a text legend that box) plus (4) addi- throughout and reads: “Fifteen Most tional Barbie vin- has a crease Excellent Games Can tage outfits and (3) Ken doll outfits; GI Joe: 1970 GI Joe Sea Adventurer (NM-MT, through the mid- Be Played on This with NM box), 1960s GI Joe doll (brown uniform) with a vintage 1960s GI Joe foot dle; however, the Board” with additional suggestions for “Cards Games” and “Sewing.” The item has 1314. 1925 Calvin Coolidge Signed Naval Commission lock; (5) vintage rifles, (3) head gear/hats, (3) sets of footwear (with flippers), (15) wear does noth- seen its share of use, as evidenced by multiple surface abrasions on the front and areas Respectfully dubbed Silent Cal, thirtieth President Calvin Coolidge accomplished smaller items with pistols and grenades and (20) miscellaneous GI Joe accessories. ing to detract of grain separation on the reverse. An absolutely wondrous display piece. his goal of restoring credibility to the White House after the scandals that occurred For a compete list of outfits for Barbie, please visit our website. from the eye Opening Bid $200.00 under predecessor Warren G. Harding’s administration. Presented is a superbly Opening Bid $250.00 maintained Naval appointment signed by Coolidge (d.1933, “8”) as well as appeal of this Secretary of the Navy Curtis Wilbur (d.1954, “8”). The document, dated to June 4, important docu- 1925, appoints David A. Weaver to Captain in the Navy and exhibits only minor ment. Auction 1321. peripheral wear. This impressive piece of Americana measures 15x19 and comes LOA from James with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications. (127) Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Vintage Non- Sports Lot with Lobby 1316. Large Collection of Vintage Pins, Buttons and Ribbons - With Cards Political Concentration and Pre-dating bumper stickers and refrigerator magnets (decidedly so), these vintage pinbacks and assorted novelties are mostly politically themed and hail from the 1800s and early-1900s. The vast majority are celluloid pins with colorful Pubs ribbon hangers, hawking political candidates or attractions. Literally dozens strong, the collection is highlighted by: Highlighted Political 1889 Benjamin Harrison Inauguration medallion (w/ original ribbon and clasp pin); (2) M.S. Quay (themed by an array pinbacks w/ celluloid medallions); Military 1899 Admiral George Dewey “Manila Bay” medallion (w/ ribbon hang- of celebrities er) and a U.S.S. Constitution “Old Ironsides” pin w/ ribbon hanger and “USN” anchor charm. from the Opening Bid $250.00 1930s to the 1970s, the offered lot will delight the non- sports devo- tee. Included are: 1930s Celebrity Card Sets: (10) with Players and 1320. Hess Toy Truck Collection - With 1966 Tanker Gallaher both in original Albums; 1940s-60s Lobby Cards: (20) with 1946 California, 1956 Wereworlf, 1958 ATAP (Sean Connery), Bengal Tiger (reprint) and Introduced in 1964 as an affordable children’s gift, the Hess Toy Truck had a $1.29 Frisco Kid (reprint); 1930s-70s Life Magazines: (29) with (2) 1937 Harlow, 1938 price tag (including batteries) and was quickly all the rage. The offered lot is com- Lombard, 1940 Rogers, 1942 Rogers, 1944 Hope, 1955 Fonda, 1966 Connery, 1967 prised of yearly examples spanning five decades. Housed in their original retail boxes 1317. Post-War Lionel Engine, Cars and Accessories L. Taylor, 1972 Wayne and Other: 1930s Player Film Stars Album with (49/50) cards, (mostly EX-MT and better), highlights include: 1966 (tanker ship, toy is NM, box is (7) off-grade Western Exhibits, (13) 3x4 to 8x10 studio/publicity photographs, (45) The offered fully functional lot includes a pair of engines (2341, 259E), (2) Pullman cars, an observation car VG w/nice graphics but separation on three lid panels); 1972-1974 (tanker truck); assorted advertising clippings and a pair of vintage Look magazines. Please visit our and a box car. An ample amount of tracks, a 50-watt transformer, a lamp tower and crossing gate are among 1975 (trailer); 1984 (oil tanker bank); 1992 (18-wheeler w/racer); 1993 (patrol car); website for additional information regarding this lot. the accessories. There are cracks on the front and back of one engine shell. Additional details available on 1995 (w/helicopter); 2002 (18-wheeler w/motorized airplane); and 2005 (emergency Opening Bid $200.00 our website. truck w/rescue vehicle). Included, as well, is a run (1998-2007) of (10) Hess minia- Opening Bid $200.00 tures. A complete listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

286 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 287 AMERICANA DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1322. (4) 1323. 1956 Elvis 1950 Presley Toy Hopalong Guitar in Cassidy Original Box Games For all who aspired to and Kits rock like “The King” (and oh, there were Lot plenty), this 1956 Presented are “Auto-Chord” toy guitar four Hopalong was a step in the right Cassidy items direction. This (NM) in their origi- four-string relic features nal boxes, each an Elvis likeness and complete with appears to be unused. In interior pieces, its original box, with including: 1.) instruction manual, 1950 Crayon pitch pipe, plastic Auto- and Stencil set, box in (GD) condition (moisture toning); 2.) 1950s drinking straws Chord device and picks. (48-count) in box that presents (VG-EX) despite minor paper-loss and a separated but This assembly was included top flap; 3.) 1950 Milton Bradley game with board/game-pieces (EX) and equipped to teach box (tape-repaired) and 4.) 1950 Woodburning Set with an attractive (EX) box. everything but the Opening Bid $100.00 pelvic thrust. Opening Bid $300.00 1329. .357 Revolver Used by John Wayne in 1975 Production of “Brannigan” Cast as the title character in the 1975 thriller Brannigan, screen icon John Wayne por- trayed a Chicago police officer assigned to track down a mobster overseas. The 1324. 1964 Remco offered blank-firing Python .357 Magnum Revolver was used by Wayne on the set of that production. LOA from Hollywood Prop Supply. Beatles Complete Set Opening Bid $200.00 of (4) Figures in Box The “Fab Four” will invade your 1328. John Wayne Signed Magazine Cover Americana collection with this 1964 Remco Beatles complete set of four His likeness one of weathered skin and a piercing glance, John Wayne figures in their original boxes. (d.1979) has autographed the offered display. Framed to dimensions of 16-1/4 Although the boxes are moderately x 19” under green-colored matting, the July, 1971 cover of TRUE magazine worn with moderate plastic separa- showcases Wayne’s colorful and rugged image with story teasers the likes of tion and other tag residue, these “Shark Fishing” and “Pacific Crossing - Two in a Rowboat!” In blue ball- well- preserved 6-1/2” figures still point, Wayne has inscribed: “Dorothy - Good Luck (signed) John Wayne” present exceedingly well. (“7-8” strength). The artifact displays nicely and has only minor wrinkling. Opening Bid $200.00 Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

1325. (2) 1968 Large Format R&B Broadsides 1330. (30) 1970s Signed “Playbill” Guides - With H. Fonda, Linda Wrapped against cardboard backing for preservation purposes, these (2) colorful 1968 Lovelace and Dudley Moore broadsides list the headliners for Washington D.C.-area R&B shows. Includes: 1.) (22 The stage fan in all of us will submit rave reviews for this lot of (30) Playbill programs, most of x 28-1/4”) The Dells, The Epsilions and The Jaguars; and 2.) (22x32) Garnet Mimms, which are signed by their Broadway subjects. Highlights include: Dana Andrews, Connie Chung, Lorraine Ellison, Marie Allen, Jonah Ellis and the Wilmeret Go-Go Girls. Flaws Henry Fonda, Janet Leigh, Linda Lovelace, Dudley Moore, Zero Mostel, Maureen Stapleton and include a small tear and staple holes from previous display. Billy Dee Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A detailed listing is avail- Opening Bid $300.00 able on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

1326. (2) Early 1970s Led Zeppelin Original Black Light 1331. Massive (1200+) Silver and Bronze Age Posters The offered Comic Collection lot contains a The offered collection of (1200+) comics includes beloved and inspiring pair of early characters from a generation ago. Including issues from DC, DC Action, 1970s Led Fawcett, Gold key, Harvey, Marvel and Whitman, the massive assortment Zeppelin showcases Spiderman, Superman, Supergirl, Superboy, Captain America, original Archie and others with approximate grade breakdowns as follows: 2% posters pro- VF; 21% FN; 55 % VG and 22% GD Also featured is a remarkable (50+) #1 issues; this lot of approximately (917) cartoon stories consists of moting the legendary quartet. These vibrant 23x35 collectibles have a felt-like finish 1327. (15) 1968-71 Hot Wheels in Original Packaging and appear black light reflective, adding to the overall aesthetic of these psychedelic mostly Marvel Comics with a few DC Comics as well. Concentrations in Offered is fifteen original 1968 to 1971 Hot Wheels collector cars with fourteen still relics. Despite moderate to extensive edge wear and several small but visible taped this grouping include: Daredevil, Spider-Man and Conan. For a more sealed in the original packaging (one not sealed). The cars and metallic buttons are in edge-repairs on each, these early Zeppelin posters will delight any Rock ‘n Roller. comprehensive list of titles, dates and issue numbers, please visit our high grade, with the packaging ranging from VG-EX to EX-MT. Highlights include a Included are “Stairway to Heaven” and an untitled poster. website. 1968 Magenta VG bug, 1969 antifreeze Demon and several Mustangs. Complete list Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $300.00 on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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1347. (25) 1968 Topps 1333. 1908 1334. 1914 T222 Baseball 1348. 1928 1349. 1938 American Fatima Frank Singles— Sisler and Jimmie Caramel E91-A Chance - PSA 2 All PSA or Hornsby Foxx Roger Full description avail- GAI 9 Original Original able on our website. Bresnahan - Full description Photograph Photograph Opening Bid $150.00 SGC 60 available on our Full description Full description 1332. 1909-1911 T206 (Cycle 460) Full description avail- website. available on our available on our Johnny Evers with Bat—PSA 2 able on our website. Opening Bid website. website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 $200.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

1335. 1910- 11 T3 Turkey Red 1336. 1916 1350. 1949- Cabinets Tango Eggs 1950 Alerta #115 Admiral George Premium of Schlei SGC McQuillan PSA Talua (Ray) 40 5 Dandridge Full description Full description avail- Full description 1351. (2) 1952 Tip Top Bread Labels available on our able on our website. 1337. 1922 E120 American Caramel available on our 1352. 1950s American Nut Pennants website. with Porterfield & Yost Opening Bid $150.00 Neale (PSA 6) and Schalk (PSA 5) website. Full description available on our website. and Pins - With 1950 Phillies Pennant Opening Bid Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Full description available on our website. $100.00 $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

1354. 1958- 1962 1338. 1923 Hartland W515-2 Tris Harmon Speaker (Hand Killebrew Cut) PSA 6— with Bat Highest Graded Full description 1340. 1938 Goudey Heads-Up Joe available on our Full description avail- 1339. 1933 Goudey #143 Glenn able on our website. DiMaggio SGC 30 & Bobby Doerr 1353. 1953 St. Louis Browns Last website. 1355. (32) 1962-64 Wimpys MLB Opening Bid $200.00 Wright PSA 9 (oc) SGC 80 Home Game Ticket Stub - PSA Opening Bid Schedule Placemats $200.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

1356. (4) 1950s- 1357. 1960s 1341. 1941 Play 1342. (3) Balance of Baseball Ball Red Ruffing High-Grade Collection Pennants - - PSA 7 1950s Stars with 1959 With (3) All- Full description avail- with Mays & Topps Star Game able on our website. Snider Starter Set Opening Bid $150.00 Full description Full description Full description 1343. 1954 Bowman & 1958 Topps available on our available on our 1358. (2) 1968 MLBPA Baseball available on our website. website. Mickey Mantle—Both PSA 8 (oc) website. Player Marbles in Original Packages Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. $100.00 $150.00 $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

1344. 1958 S.F. 1345. 1963 1346. 1968 Cal Bulletin Topps #537 Pete Topps Milton Willie Mays SGC Rose RC SGC Bradley #49 Ed 80 80 Brinkman 1360. (3) Vintage Team Promo Full description available Full description avail- Yellow 1359. Vintage San Diego Padres Baseball Caps - Rare on our website. able on our website. Letters—BVG 8 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Game-Worn Cap and Warm-Up Full description available on our website. 1361. (127) 1970s 7-Eleven Slurpee Full description avail- Jacket Opening Bid $100.00 Cups able on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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1378. 1962 Tang Football Team Photo Complete Set of (14) Full description 1379. 1967 Williams & 1969 Drenks 1362. Ultimate Red Sox Memorabilia 1363. (70) 1974-1988 Multi-Sport 1364. 1957 San Francisco Seals 1377. (4) 1934-50s Notre Dame and available on our and Display Collection Wax Packs Album with (50+) Autographs Navy Lot website. Green Bay Packers Sets Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

1382. 1984 Chicago 1365. 1965 1381. (8) Bears Topps #55 Tony Super Bowl Season Conigliaro 2-Oz. Silver Ticket Signed Card— Coins Overrun BVG/JSA 1367. Multi-Signed Greats Baseball Full description Sheets Full description avail- with (16) Signatures available on our Full description 1366. (2) 1995 R&N China Mickey website. able on our website. Full description available on our website. 1380. 1972 Miami Dolphins Team- available on our Opening Bid website. Opening Bid $100.00 Mantle Signed Porcelain Cards Opening Bid $200.00 Signed Photograph Full description available on our website. $150.00 Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

1385. Looney Tunes 49ers LE Lithograph Signed by (3) with Rice 1383. John Elway and Terrell Davis Full description 1368. (11) Signed Baseballs with 1369. Joe DiMaggio Signed Danny 1370. Joe DiMaggio Signed & available on our Signed Silk Screen on Canvas 1384. (10) OJ Simpson Signed Items Aaron and (4) Ryan’s Day print Framed Simon Litho LE #/1000 Full description available on our website. website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

1373. (2) 1388. 1372. Ted Nolan Ryan Michael Williams Autographed Jordan 1371. (2) Joe Signed & 1386. Michael Carlo Autographed DiMaggio Framed Jordan Signed Beninati Space Jam Signed Looney Wright Print Bulls Jersey - Displays Display Tunes Drawings LE #/1000 UDA Full description avail- Full description Full description avail- Full description Full description able on our website. available on our able on our website. 1387. (5) Bill Russell Autographed available on our available on our Opening Bid $200.00 website Opening Bid $250.00 16x20 Photographs website. website. Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $250.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

1390. 2001 1374. (23) Celebrity Golf Signed 1376. 1881 Tournament Perez- Yale Multi-Signed Steele Baseball Program with Galleries Supplement (17) with Mantle with Walter Signatures Full description Camp including available on our Full description 1389. (2) Wilt Chamberlain Signed 1391. (2) 1971 Barratt & Company website. 1375. (4) Spahn Signed Mitchell & Jordan available on our Basketballs with Inscription Muhammad (Muhamed) Ali—Both Opening Bid Ness Jerseys/Hats Full description $200.00 website. Full description available on our website. available on our SGC 92 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

292 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 293 FABULOUS 15 & LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1407. 1909-11 1408. (60) E90-1 1910-12 P2 American Sweet Caramel Ty Caporal Cobb SGC 40 Pins The “Georgia Peach” Issued from shines on this 1909-11 1910-1912 by the E90-1 American American Caramel Ty Cobb, Tobacco Co., the graded 40 VG 3 by offered sixty P2 1393. 1929 University of Maryland 1394. 1927-1928 English Golf Cards SGC. This crease-free Sweet Caporal 1392. (21) Joe Frazier Signed 18x24 example displays mod- pins are both LE Lithographs 35-Inch Pennant with Hagen & Jones—Both SGC 40 est corner wear and large and small Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. reverse caramel stain- letter variations Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 ing, which is typical complete with for the issue. An exqui- paper insert back- site portrayal of the ings (except one) fiery Georgian as he with aggregate bats against a gorgeous (VG-EX to EX- two-color backdrop. MT). Highlighting the group of mostly minor stars and commons are Chase, (2) 1395. 1950s Opening Bid $400.00 Knight, Stovall, Hoblitzell, Devlin and Dooin. For complete listing of all items, please Fitness Lot visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 with Scarce Mantle Promo Full description available on our 1396. Bill Clinton Signed 1397. (275+) Dale Earnhardt website. Photograph to Curtis Strange Treasure Chest with (2) Autographs Opening Bid Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

1409. (23) 1933 Worldwide Gum (Canadian Goudey) 1400. Vintage Baseball Singles World’s Fair Journey “north of the border” with these (23) 1933 Worldwide Gum (Canadian Goudey) Keepsakes - Baseball singles. Included are #1 Bengough (FR, writing on back), #2 Vance (EX), #5 From 1876, 1893 Herman (EX), 6, 8, 10, 17, 27, 30, 38, 39, #44 Bottomley (EX), 45, 51, 52, 53, #54 Faber (VG), 59, #74 Durocher (trimmed), 79, 87, 91 and 94. The condition breakdown follows and 1939 39% (EX), 22% (VG-EX), 18% (VG), 4% (FR) and 17% (trimmed). Due to rudimentary Full description avail- factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. 1398. 1878 Liberty Head $5 Gold 1399. 1906 Buster Brown Original able on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Coin - Graded AU58 Comic Book Opening Bid $200.00 Full description available on our website. Full description available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 1410. 1403. (13) (11) 1930s-1970s 1958- Kennedy 2006 1402. 1962 Family/Political Mickey Topps Civil War Collection with Mantle News #1 and Photo, Singles Checklist - Program and with Both PSA 8 Tickets Jersey Full description avail- Card 1401. 1956 Topps Roundup able on our website. Full description avail- This collec- Opening Bid $150.00 able on our website. Complete Set of (80) Cards Opening Bid $100.00 tion of eleven Full description available on our website. 1958-2006 Opening Bid $150.00 Mickey Mantle singles features 1405. 1985 both classic and modern Garbage baseball 1404. 1970 Pail Kids cards. Overstreet Series 1 Included are: 1958 Topps Comic Book Group with #418 1411. (12) 1975 Topps Baseball Near Sets Price Guide - Set and w/Aaron Featured is a colorful arrangement of twelve 1975 Topps Baseball near sets. Missing 1st Edition Packs (VG-EX), primarily #223 Brett RC and #228 Yount RC along with a smattering of other com- Full description avail- Full description 1406. Soprano Cast Signed 16x20— 1959 Topps #10 (GD), 1960 Topps #350 (VG-EX), 1961 Topps: #300 (FR, re-built mons and minor stars, these editions are well on their way toward completion. These corner), #307 WS Homerun (EX), #406 Mantle HR (EX-MT), 1964 Topps Giants #25 near sets average (EX-MT) with some better and others lesser. Included are (5) #223 able on our website. available on our Steiner website. (NM), 1965 Topps #5 Leaders (VG) and (3) modern cards including 2003 SP Yount RC, (2) #228 Brett RC, (12) #320 Rose, (12) #500 Ryan, (11) #616 Rice RC Opening Bid $100.00 Full description available on our website. Opening Bid Legendary Cuts game-used jersey (#/100). and (12) #660 Aaron. Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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1412. 1954 1413. (233) 1416. 1948 Dan-Dee 1952-1959 HOF Potato Chips Topps Exhibits PSA Complete Baseball Graded Near Set of (29) Star Cards Set and (10) Presented is a Cards—All 1952 Star- promising Cal Decals PSA gallery of (233) Presented is an Presented is a 1954 1952-1959 interesting 1948 Dan-Dee Potato Topps Baseball Hall of Fame Chips complete set star cards. This Exhibits PSA of (29) cards. This arrangement Graded near set PSA-graded set is contains moder- (32/33) along with ranked #11 on the ate duplication ten 1952 Star-Cal registry with both a and headline decals. Included are weighted GPA and names such as 1948 Hall of Fame set rating of 2.613. Clemente, Exhibits: (32/33, Included in this Mantle, Mays missing Ruth, bats) regional issue are and Williams. PSA 7: (3 cards, all PSA 7: (1 card) Featured are mk) with Grove, with Easter; PSA 1952 Topps: Hornsby, Johnson; 6: (2 cards) with #59 Roberts PSA 6: (12 cards) Avila, Lopez; PSA (VG); 1954 with Chesbro, 5: (1 card) with Topps: #1 T. Cobb (mk), Mitchell; PSA 4: Williams (FR), Cochrane, Evers (5 cards) with #90 Mays (FR), (mk), Frisch, Feller, Friend, #250 T. Griffith, Jennings Garcia, Snider, Williams (PR); (mk), Mack, Thomas (SP); PSA 1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams (PR), #210 Snider (FR); 1956 Topps: #30 J. Robinson McGraw, Speaker, 3: (10 cards) with (PR), #31 Aaron (FR), #101 Campanella (GD), (2) #113 Rizzuto (VG, GD), NNO 1/3 Tinker, Walsh; PSA Gordon, Hegan, CL (marked), (2) 2/4 CL (both marked); 1957 Topps: #10 Mays (GD), (4) #18 1417. 1952-59 Topps Baseball Lot of (500+) with Many Stars 5: (10 cards) with Irvin, LaPalm, Drysdale RC (average VG-EX), #20 Aaron (VG), #76 Clemente (EX), (2) #170 Featuring a large percentage of stars and Hall of Famers, the presented (500+) lot con- Alexander, Chance, Lemon, Mantle, Snider (VG, PR), (2) NNO Felt Offer (EX-MT, EX); 1958 Topps: #30 Aaron (VG- tains issues from 1950s Topps sets. Highlights include: 1955 Topps: (4) with #50 Duffy, Hubbell, Rizzuto (mk), EX), #47 Maris RC (PR), (4) #88 Snider (average EX), #418 Mantle/Aaron (FR), (2) Robinson (VG); 1956 Topps: (145) with #5 Williams (VG), #31 Aaron (VG), #79 Keeler, Lajoie, Mathewson, Sisler, Waddell, Wagner; PSA 4: (6 cards) with Roberts, Surkont, #485 T. Williams AS (EX, GD), #487 Mantle AS (FR); 1959 Topps: #50 Mays (VG), Koufax (GD/VG); 1958 Topps: (38) with #5 Mays (VG); 1959 Topps: (300+) with Bresnahan, Clarke, E. Collins, Gehrig, Ruth, Young; Ungraded: Plank (VG); 1952 Westlake; PSA 2: #163 Koufax (FR), #380 Aaron (FR), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (PR) and #550 #50 Mays (VG-EX), #478 Clemente (VG). These cards average (VG-EX) with the Star-Cal Decals: (10 decals, average VG, noting that each has been removed from (5 cards) with Bauer, Doby, Houtteman, Strickland, Wynn; PSA 1.5: (2 cards) with Campanella (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 1959 examples in more attractive (EX/EX-MT) condition. Please view our website for their original envelope) with #72-A Kell, 73-D, 73-E, #74-C Lemon, 76-A, 78-B, #79- Hodges, Rosen; PSA 1: (3 cards) with Cooper (SP), Schoendienst and Smith (SP). Opening Bid $400.00 additional information, as this lot contains (100+) more stars and Hall of Famers. A Hodges, #79-B Reese, 79-F and 92-C. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1414. 1950- 1415. 1418. (2150+) 1419. 1969 (198) 1959-1966 (325+) Bowman 1948- Topps 1933-1969 and Topps 1955 Baseball Baseball Hall of Bowman Singles with Singles Famer and Baseball Stars with Stars Lot of Singles Presented is an Oddball— (105) with attractive gathering Loaded of (2150+) 1959- Offered is a group- Many 1966 Topps Baseball with ing of (105) 1950- Stars singles. This selec- Shortprints 69 baseball cards Offered is a tion contains moder- Featured is a that fall into one of stellar selec- ate duplication sampling of four categories: tion of (198) throughout and con- (325+) 1933- Hall of Famer, 1948-1955 tains many stars, key 1969 Baseball high-number card, Bowman rookies and a sprin- singles which short print card or Baseball sin- kling of high num- features oddball high-grade card. gles which bers. Featured are issues and sever- With (49) cards includes many 1959 Topps: (616 al shortprints. from the 1950s and stars. Featured cards, composite GD Highlights (56) from the are 1950 to VG); 1960 Topps: include 1936 1960s, the high- Bowman: #77 (655 cards, 20 high Goudey: lights include: Snider (FR); numbers, majority Crosetti (GD), R. 1950 Bowman: #46 1951 VG-EX) with #160 Ferrell (VG), Berra (VG-EX); Bowman: (66 Mantle/Boyer (VG- Harris (VG); 1939 Play Ball: (2) #6 Durocher (EX, VG), #7 Doerr (EX-MT), #53 1952 Bowman: #1 cards, mostly EX), #200 Mays Hubbell (VG-EX); 1941 Play Ball: #72 Gomez (VG), 1952 Wheaties: Campanella Berra (FR), #196 VG-EX) with (VG), #250 Musial (VG-EX, Action), Rizzuto (VG-EX, Portrait); 1960 Leaf: (3) #37 Snider (all VG); Musial (FR); 1954 #143 (VG), #326 1961 Post: #10 McDougald SP (EX, Box), (3) #107 Aaron ((2) EX-MT, EX, Box, Bowman: #58 Kluszewski Clemente (EX), #343 Company), (2) #145 Mays (EX, VG, both Box); 1962 Post: (4) #6 Maris (average Reese (NM); 1952 Topps: #88 Feller (EX); 1953 Topps: #114 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #191 (VG), #198 Koufax (VG), #377 VG, Box), (5) #7 Berra (average EX), (2) #83 Allison SP (EX, VG), (7) #85 Kiner (EX), #207 Ford (VG); 1954 Topps: #17 Rizzuto (EX), #32 Snider (EX-MT, Irvin RC Maris (VG-EX), #554 McCovey AS (VG), #565 Maris AS (VG-EX); 1961 Topps: Killebrew (median VG-EX), (2) #92 Siebern SP (EX, GD), (3) #109 Koufax (VG, (2) oc); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (VG); 1960 Topps: #160 Rival All-Stars Mantle/Boyer (VG), (2) (196 cards, median VG) with #482 Mays MVP (GD); 1962 Topps: #5 Koufax (FR, GD, Red Lines), #127 Lynch SP (EX), (2) #140 Marichal (both EX), (7) #142 Mays (VG-EX), #343 Koufax (VG-EX), #563 Mantle AS (EX); 1961 Topps: #344 Koufax #324 Parmesa pen marking on front), #18 Mantle/Mays (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #150 Mays (GD), (average VG), (4) #149 Aaron (average VG), (3) #173 Clemente ((2) EX, GD, Red (VG-EX), #406 Mantle HR (EX), #575 Banks AS (NM); 1962 Topps: #199 Perry RC RC (VG-EX, VG); 1953 Bowman Color: (86 cards, average VG); 1954 Bowman: #200 Koufax (PR), (2) #331 A.L. Bombers (VG-EX, GD); 1965 Topps: (379 cards, Lines); 1963 Fleer:(147 cards, aggregate VG-EX to EX) with #5 Mays (VG); 1963 (VG-EX); 1963 Topps: #500 Killebrew (EX); 1964 Topps: #50 Mantle (VG-EX); #58 Reese (GD); 1955 Bowman: (2) #1 Wilhelm (EX-MT, EX), #10 Rizzuto (GD), aggregate EX) with (3) #155 Maris (EX-MT, VG-EX, GD), (3) #160 Clemente (EX, Jell-O: #173 Rodgers SP (VG), 1963 Post: (2) #106 Mays (VG, GD) and 1963 Topps 1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (EX); 1967 Topps: #430 Rose (EX), #560 Bunning (EX- (3) #103 Mathews (VG, (2) GD), (20 #130 Ashburn (EX, VG) and (2) #158 Hodges (2) VG), (2) #170 Aaron (both EX), #300 Koufax (GD); 1966 Topps: (182 cards, Peel Offs: (2) Musial (EX-MT, VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit MT), #580 Colavito (NM, oc), #609 T. John (EX-MT); and 1969 Topps: #500 Mantle (EX, VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. median VG-EX) with #1 Mays (VG), (2) #30 Rose (EX, VG-EX), and (2) #100 our website. (GD). For the complete list of cards and grades, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Koufax (VG, GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

296 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 297 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1420. (60) 1947-53 Baseball Lot with (51) Bowman Color The presented (60)-card lot boasts a concentration of 1953 Bowman Color examples averaging (EX/EX- MT). There are (51) from this series with (5) PSA-graded, highlighted by #9 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #40 Doby (EX- MT), #10 Ashburn (PSA 6), #122 1424. (840+) 1930s-1980s Baseball Card, Premium and (PSA 5.5), #124 Dressen (PSA 6), Coin Collection #143 Lopez (PSA Offered is a (840+) 1930s-1970s baseball card, premium and coins collection. 7), #144 Hacker Featured are Complete/Near Sets: (3 sets) with 1.) 1964 Topps Coins near set (PSA 8), #146 (153/164) averaging (VG-EX) with #120 Mantle (EX), #131A Mantle AS (EX, Left), Wynn (EX) and #131B Mantle AS (VG-EX, Right); 2.) 1964 Topps Giants: (60 cards, average NM) #153 Ford (VG- with #25 Mantle (NM); 3.) 1967 Dexter Press Phillies team set with (6) autographed including Allen, Bunning, Callison, Groat (all with (“8-9”, with JSA stickers on EX). Also included 1421. (2300+) 1958-1969 Topps Baseball Cards 1425. (16000+) 1975 Topps Mini Singles Hoard with Stars, are 1947-66 Offered is a grouping of (2300+) 1958 though 1969 Topps baseball cards. Included reverse); Topps Phillies: (490+ cards, mostly common low numbers except for late- Exhibits from are: 1958 (8) cards; 1959 (180) cards; 1960 (162) cards; 1961 (750) cards; 1963 (160) 70s with many Carlton and Schmidt, average EX, moderate duplication) with (23) Rookies and Display Boxes Page, Reese and cards; 1964 (320) cards; 1965 (75) cards; 1966 (55) cards; 1967 (320) cards; 1968 1957, (3) 1958, (40) 1959; Other Singles: (198 items) with 1936 National Chicle Presented is a recently unearthed (16000+) 1975 Topps Mini singles hoard loaded Robinson (pen- (90) cards; 1968 game (68) cards; 1969 (150); 1969 Deckles (38) cards. The present- Fine Pens: Hornsby (VG), 1936 R311 Glossy Finish: Bottomley (FR), Greenberg with stars, rookies and display boxes. This unsorted mix appears to have been recently ciled-backs), 1950 ed group is in the (VG to VG-EX) range and contains mostly minor stars and com- (GD); 1936 R111 Leather Finish: Cubs Team (EX-MT), 1939 R303-B Goudey pulled from wax boxes, resulting in multiple possible complete sets. The cards aver- Bowman #86 and mons with a sprinkling of semi-high number but no high series cards. Premiums: Appling (EX), Cronin (EX), Herman (EX); 1959 Armour Coins: Aaron age (EX-MT to NM) with moderately askew centering and reverse wax staining, (5) 1951 Bowman. Opening Bid $250.00 (EX-MT), F. Robinson (NM); 1964 Topps Coins: (73 coins, mostly VG) and 1965 which is typical for the issue. Highlights include (3) #1 Aaron HL, (16) #5 Ryan HL, View our website Old London Coins: (2) Mays (VG-EX, VG). For a complete list of key cards, please (6) #61 Winfield, (36) #70 Schmidt, (29) #185 Carlton, (21) #223 Yount RC, (8) #223 for additional information. visit our website. Brett RC, (14) #260 Bench, (12) #300 R. Jackson, (5) #320 Rose, (8) #370 Seaver, (6) Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 #500 Ryan and (9) #660 Aaron. Also present are (16) empty display boxes from the series (median EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00 1422. (1450+) 1423. (314) 1960-1969 1960-1980 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball 1427. (85) Singles with Star Cards 1960 Topps Many Stars Presented is an Baseball Assembled is a col- exceptional Autographed lection of (1450+) selection of Cards 1960-1969 Topps (314) 1960- Presented is an Baseball singles 1980s Topps accumulation of headlined by many Baseball star (85) 1960 Topps stars and (100+) high cards. This gath- Baseball auto- numbers. Highlights ering with minor graphed cards. in this lot with mod- duplication is Featured are Hall erate duplication loaded with Hall of Fame/Star/ include 1961 Topps: of Fame talent Deceased: (22 (371 cards, 21 high along with a cards) with #29, numbers, average EX smattering of #50 Kaline, (2) to EX-MT) with #2 shortprints and #153 Thomson, Maris (VG-EX), variations. 198, 232, 235, 244, #150 Mays (VG), Highlights 291, 334, 397, 425, #290 Musial (VG), include 1960 (2) 432,467, 468, #344 Koufax (VG), Topps: #160 #502 Bunning, 504, (2) #572 B. Robinson Mantle/Boyer 514, #531 Amoros (GD), (2) #300 AS (EX-MT, EX), 1426. (6) 1976-1981 Baseball Uncut Sheets and #561 Kaline #577 Aaron AS (EX), Aaron (EX, VG- AS. The majority of #579 Mays AS (VG- EX), #316 Presented is a gallery of six 1976-1981 baseball uncut sheets from a variety of manu- cards grade (VG to EX); 1962 Topps: McCovey RC facturers. Included are 1-2.) (2) 1976 Topps Baseball uncut sheets. One sheet is faded VG-EX), although (241 cards, 95 high numbers, average EX) with #395 Mays AS (VG),(2) #591 (VG); 1961 Topps: (2) #150 Mays (EX, PR), #484 Aaron MVP (EX); 1962 Topps: and includes Ryan and Yount; 3.) 1977 Topps Clotch uncut sheet with one set and a handful exhibit McDowell RC (EX, VG-EX), #592 Bouton RC (EX); 1963 Topps: (114 cards, com- (57 cards, median VG-EX) with (2) #5 Koufax (both VG), #300 Mays (VG), #318 double prints (backing is separated); 4.) 1978 Topps Baseball uncut sheet (horizontal reverse paper loss. mons average EX-MT to NM) with #120 Maris (EX), #552 Tigers Team (EX-MT); Mantle IA (GD), #320 Aaron (VG); 1964 Topps: #125 Rose (VG-EX), #150 Mays crease) with Molitor RC; 5.) 1978 Topps Burger King Yankees with (6) complete sets Additionally, the 1965 Topps: (120 cards, median VG-EX) with #160 Clemente (VG), #170 Aaron (GD), #200 Koufax (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: (2) #1 Mays (VG, PR), (3) #30 Rose and 6.) 1981 Prema-Graphics All-Star Credit Card uncut sheet. These 132-card sheets endorsements aver- (VG), #207 Rose (GD), #250 Mays (GD); 1966 Topps: #1 Mays (VG-EX), #100 (VG, GD, FR), (2) #100 Koufax (VG, GD), (2) #126 Palmer RC (VG-EX, VG), #300 average (NM) with incidental creasing and peripheral wear. age (“6-7”) with Koufax (VG), #526 Twins Team (NM); 1967 Topps: (458 cards, average VG-EX) Clemente (VG); 1967 Topps: (5) #200 Mays (average VG-EX); 1968 Topps: (2) #50 Opening Bid $150.00 some better and with #45 Maris (VG), #250 Aaron (GD), #430 Rose (VG); 1968 Topps: #50 Mays Mays (GD, FR), #247 Bench RC (GD); 1971 Topps: #400 Aaron (VG-EX), 1972 others lesser. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of (VG), #110 Aaron (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: #50 Clemente (VG-EX), #100 Aaron (VG) Topps: (5) #49 Mays (average EX), (5) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (average EX); 1979 cards, please visit our website. and #190 Mays (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Topps: (3) #116 O. Smith RC (EX, (2) VG) and 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson RC Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00 (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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1428. 1924 World Series Game-Used Baseball with (13) Signatures including Johnson and Jennings 1433. (6) 1960s Team-Signed Baseballs - With Aaron, What do four Hall of Famers who died prior to 1950, a world famous gate-crasher who doubled as a movie star and the Fall Classic have in common? They are all either Ford and Maris subjects or the locale of this incredible 1924 World Series game-used baseball with thirteen signatures. Penned on the canvas of a period ONL Heydler sphere, this ball was With stellar pitching and microscopic ERAs the fare, the 1960s saw 11 different teams caught by a fortunate fan (identified on the east panel as A. Mack) during Game 4 of the Series. The batter is identified on the west panel (with penned arrows pointing capture pennants and seven crowned as World Series champions. These (6) OAL and toward the name) as Ross Youngs and dated 10-7-24. The fountain pen etchings are moderately affected by a combination of surface abrasions, game usage and soiling ONL spheres are signed by 1960s installments from both circuits. Both the balls and which relegates the ball to a (“4”). Endorsers include Sweet Spot: W. Johnson (d.1946, “4-5”); West Panel: Lindstrom (d.1982, “4”), Youngs (d.1927, Pep, “5”), One Eye 1432. (4) 1960s Los Angeles Dodgers Team-Signed Balls their ballpoint pennings average (“7”). Includes: 1964 New York Yankees (22 signa- Connelly (d.1953, “6”, world famous gatecrasher); East Panel: Judge (“3-4”), H. Wilson (d.1947, “2”, rookie year signature, full name); North Panel: Bentley (“6”), Frisch tures) with Ford, Howard and Maris; 1965 Milwaukee Braves (28) with Aaron, , (“6”), Jennings (d.1928, “5”); South Panel: McQuillan (d.1947, “4”), W. Dean (d.1930, “6”) and McNeely (“7”). Much to the chagrin of the New York faithful, the With 1965 through 1968 Mathews and P. Niekro; 1966 San Francisco Giants (27) with Marichal, Mays and Washingtonians won the contest, 7-4. This historic ball comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (for the signatures only). It is presumed that this Having won an NL-best five flags during the 1950s, the freshly transplanted Los McCovey; 1967 San Francisco Giants (25) with Marichal (“6”), Mays (“6”) and wonderful relic is a game-used baseball, as the penned information and research can only offer a glimpse of the complete truth - only those that were actually at the game Angeles Dodgers continued the trend in the 1960s, capturing three more. These (4) McCovey; 1968 Atlanta Braves (25) with C. Boyer, P. Niekro and Torre and 1968 can confirm. All ink and markings on the ball are vintage and date to the time the ball was made. For a complete list of signatures, death dates and other interesting informa- ONL Giles orbs are respectively autographed by members of separate 1960s Dodger Detroit Tigers (20) with Kaline, Lolich and McLain. Auction LOA from James tion, please visit our website. teams. The creamy mediums grade (“8”) on the average, as do the signatures, with a Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 few better and some lesser. Includes: 1965: (22) with Alston (manager, s/s), Drysdale Opening Bid $250.00 (s/s), Koufax, Podres and Sutton; 1966: (22, slightly faded) with Alston (manager, s/s), Drysdale, Koufax, Regan and Sutton; 1967: (19) with Alston (manager, s/s), Drysdale, Sutton and Wills; 1968: (17) with Alston (manager, s/s), K. Boyer, 1429. (3) Autographed Baseballs - With T. Williams Drysdale, W. Parker and Sutton. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. and Mantle Complete listing available on our website. The offered three baseballs contain some of the most desirable signatures in the Opening Bid $300.00 hobby. Specifically, Mickey Mantle has signed the side panel (inscribed “Thanks a lot,” “6” strength) of an unofficial sphere (grade “5”), and Ted Williams occupies the sweet spot (“8”) of a uniformly toned OAL Brown orb. Additionally, an unofficial “Ted Williams” signature model example (medium toning, shellac, grade “4-5”) is signed by its namesake (sweet spot, “4”) and 1434. (9) 1960s N.L. Team-Signed Baseballs - With 1969 (22) of his 1958 Red Sox teammates (average “6-7”), including Malzone, All-Star Ball Piersall and Runnels. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. These Senior Circuit spheres represent a virtual "Who's Who" of 1960s stars. These off- Complete list available on our website. white to lightly toned examples grade ("6-7") on average with signature grades that vary Opening Bid $200.00 from ball to ball. Includes: 1965 Chicago Cubs (27, "4") with Banks and B. Williams; 1965 Pittsburgh Pirates (17, 7") with Stargell and Veale; 1968 Chicago Cubs (25, "5- 6") with Durocher (manager, s/s), Jenkins and B. Williams; 1968 Cincinnati Reds (25, "8-9") with Bench, Perez and Rose; 1968 Houston Astros (21, "7-8") with Menke and 1430. (3) Wynn; 1968 New York Mets (28, "7-8") with Hodges (manager, s/s) and Seaver; 1968 St. Louis Philadelphia Phillies (25, "8") with Rojas and Wise; 1969 San Diego Padres (22, "5") Cardinals with Anderson (coach) and Colbert; and 1969 National League All-Star Team (21, "8") with Banks, Aaron, Bench, Jenkins, Perez, Reese, Rose and Sutton. Auction LOA from 1960s James Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. Team- Opening Bid $300.00 Signed Balls With 1961, 1964 and 1967 These (3) ONL Giles spheres are signed by separate 1960s St. Louis Cardinals 1435. (11) Multi-/Single-Signed Baseballs with (2) Mantle, teams. The clean and Williams and Dickey creamy exam- Presented are eleven baseballs that features signatures from some of the game’s best ples are home 1431. (7) Multi-Signed Baseball Lot with 500 HR Club and brightest. Included are Multi-Signed Balls: (5) with Yankees old-timers ball with to blue ballpoint pennings and include: 1961 ball and signatures both grade (“6-7”), The offered lot contains (7) multi-signed items ideal for the baseball enthusiast, Mantle and Berra, 500 HR starter ball with (7) sigs including Williams and Mantle (31) with Flood, Gibson, Keane (manager, s/s), Musial, Schoendienst and White; 1964 including: Baseballs: (6) with Drysdale/Koufax (signatures “9”, ball “8”), Yankees (PSA sticker, no cert), 1969-70 Orioles ball (27 sigs, off-grade), 1979 Astros team ball, ball and signatures both (“7”), (26) with Boyer, Brock, Flood, Gibson and Reunion signed by (23) with Henderson and Mattingly, 1955 Phillies signed by (23) 1990s stars (18 sigs with Mattingly, Boggs); Single-Signed: (6) balls with Bonds (“8”), Schoendienst (coach); 1967 ball (“9), signatures (“8”) with Carlton, Cepeda (s/s), with Ennis and Smith, 1953 Braves signed by (21) with Mathews; and bat: 500 HR Dickey, Doerr, McGraw (Topps Authentic sticker “8-9”), T. Williams (“8-9”, ball “6”). Flood, Gibson, Maris, McCarver and Schoendienst (manager, s/s). Auction LOA from Club signed by (9) with Aaron and Mays. Auction LOA from James Spence For a more comprehensive list, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Authentications. View our website for a complete list. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

300 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 301 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1436. (20) Single Signed Baseballs with Mantle, Marquard Presented is a lot of (20) single-signed baseballs featuring an array of notable ballplayers. Included are: Barlick (black fiber-tip, side- panel), Berra, Boggs, Ford (non-league), Gehringer, Gibson (non- league), R. Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle (“8.5”, ball toned), Marquard (“7”, black fiber-tip, side-panel), Mays (“8”), Ripken (worn ball), Roberts, F. Robinson (non-league), Rose, Schmidt, Slaughter, (2) Snider, and Williams (UDA sticker, no cert, toned). Signatures average (“8-9”) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00

1440. (50) Single-Signed Baseballs - With (12) Hall of Famers 1441. (87) Signed Baseballs - With Mantle and Mays 1437. (22) Single-Signed 500 HR Club One dozen Hall of Famers are featured in this assortment of (50) This sizable collection of (87) autographed baseballs provides an excellent representation of stars from Baseballs autographed OAL, ONL and OML spheres. From snow-white the 1950s through the present. Most of the spheres are OAL, ONL or OML examples that grade Presented is a lot featuring (22) single-signed baseballs from mem- (grade “10”) to lightly toned (“6”), the balls are home to ballpoint between (“8”) and (“10”), with a small percentage of lightly toned specimens (“6-7”). The sweet spot bers of the 500 Home Run Club. Included are: PSA sticker with pennings that warrant (“9”) assessment (with exceptions noted). ballpoint pennings project (“8-9”) and better. Highlights include: Boggs, Brock, Carew, Fisk, Glavine, Cert: Mantle (No. 7, PSA 8) and Rodriguez (PSA 10); UDA Includes: (7) Anderson, (6) Aparicio (average “6” strength), Gwynn, Hunter, Jenkins, Mantle, Mays, Palmer, Perez, (3) Rose, Ryan, Stargell and Sutton. Auction sticker, no cert: Killebrew, Thomas; Steiner sticker, no cert: Ashburn (d.1997), (5) Bench, Ba. Bonds, (2) Bunning, (2) Carlton, LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. Griffey, McGwire (LE#/1000), Thome; PSA sticker, no cert: (6) Jenkins, (4) Kell (d.2009), Ripken, (4) R. Roberts, (2) F. Opening Bid $500.00 Banks, Jackson, Oh, Schmidt, Sheffield; Auction LOA from James Robinson, (3) Rose, (5) Seaver and one unidentified signature. Spence Authentications: Aaron, Bonds, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Murray, Palmeiro, Ramirez, Robinson and Sosa. Signatures average Opening Bid $250.00 (“9”) in blue ballpoint. Opening Bid $400.00

1439. (43) Hall of Fame and Phillies Single-Signed Baseballs Both the Hall of Fame and the Philadelphia Phillies are well represented in this collection of (43) signed OAL, ONL and OML baseballs. Ranging from snow-white (grade 1443. (14) Signed Yankees Lot with Jeter/Rodriguez “10”) to mildly toned (“5-6”), the spheres are decorated with sweet spot autographs 1438. (29) Multi-/Single-Signed Baseballs with Williams that average (“8-9”) strength. Highlights include: Aaron (inscribed “755”), Ashburn, Baseball Spanning from the 1950s to the modern day, the offered lot contains (14) signed Add to your autographed baseball gathering with these (29) multi-/single-signed OAL Bench, Ba. Bonds, Bunning, Carlton, DiMaggio (unofficial ball, inscribed “Yankee Yankees items. Included are: Baseballs: (5) with DiMaggio (“9”, Yankee Clipper), (2) or ONL spheres. Each ball is penned directly on the sweet spot in blue or black ink, Clipper”), Griffey, Jr., Hamels, Kell, Kuhn, Mays (with JSA cert and hologram), Rivera, B. Williams and Jeter/Rodriguez (Steiner sticker, no cert); 8x10s: (5) with with the scripts and balls averaging (“7-8”) with some better and others lesser. Perez, Ripken Jr., F. Robinson, Rollins, (2) Rose (respectively inscribed “3 Time Allen, Jackson, Larsen, Sewell and Dickey/Gomez; and Flats: (4) with 1952 Barrow Highlights include Multi-Signed: (2 balls) with ONL: Multi-Sport Stars: (5 signa- Champ” and “All Time Hit King”), Schmidt and Seaver (“ROY ‘67”). Auction LOA check and L. Gomez, Sewell and Weiss cuts. Auction LOA from James Spence tures, median “8”) with Sweet Spot: Mays; North Panel: Howe; South Panel: from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 1442. (10) Connie Mack Items with Signed Baseball Authentications. View our website for additional information. DiMaggio (d.1999); Single-Signed: (25 balls) with OAL: Kell, Killebrew, T. Opening Bid $250.00 The offered lot contains ten Connie Mack vintage collectibles with several noteworthy Opening Bid $300.00 Williams (slightly toned), Wynn; ONL: Aaron (toned), Ashburn (slightly toned), relics. Highlights include: 1.) Mack (“2-3”) single-signed Reach baseball; 2.) 1951 A’s Banks, Berra (slightly toned), Carlton, Feller, Gibson, Koufax, Mays (slightly toned), Christmas card, Mack cover (VG-EX); 3-4.) (2) original Mack wire-photos including Musial, Schmidt, Snider (toned), Spahn and Stargell. Auction LOA from James a 1929 example from the Baseball Magazine/Christy’s 1996 Auction. Auction LOA Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatories, please visit our website. from James Spence Authentications. View our website for a complete list. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

302 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 303 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1444. Lou Brock 1448. (12) 1967-1968 Game- Autographed Bats Used bat - PSA 9 - All Hall of The offered Hillerich & Famers Bradsby “R161” signature Ready to turn any bat rack model bat was ably employed into a Hall of Fame show- by Lou Brock, the former case, these (12) pro stock stolen base champion, during display weapons are each one or both of the Redbirds’ signed by a Cooperstown- flag-winning campaigns in enshrined superstar. The 1967-1968. Turned to dimen- glossy surfaces are home to sions of 35.8 ounces and 34 bold signatures that average inches, the uncracked, high- (“8”) strength. Includes: grade white ash example Aparicio; Appling inscribed shows tremendous game use, “1936 BA 388 - HOF 1964 with ball, bat-rack and cleat - Old Aches & Pains”; marks throughout, as well as heavy pine-tar residue and scoring about the handle, slight checking on the hitting surface and black marker notations of his since-retired number Berra inscribed “#8”; “20” on both the knob and barrel end. Graded GU-9 by John Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. Carlton “#32”; Henderson; Opening Bid $300.00 R. Jackson “Mr. October” (limited edition 256/563); B. Leonard “H.O.F. ‘72”; 1445. Frank Robinson 1974-1975 Mize (d.1993) “Big Cat - Signed Game-Used Bat PSA 8.5 HRs 359 - HOF 81”; Making history as the first black manager in Major Puckett; and Stargell. 1449. Barry Bonds Autograph Lot With (7) Pieces Included, as well, are multi- League history, Frank Robinson was already well on All-time home run champion Barry Bonds has autographed the offered items. The sig- signed bats including: his way to Cooperstown because of his exploits on the natures average (“8-9”) quality and media include: Signed Bat a 34” professional Barlick(d.1995)/Bench/ playing field. The offered Hillerich & Bradsby “R161” model “Sam Bat” 600th home run commemorative model (inscribed “8-9-02 #600,” Schoendienst/Yastrzemski signature model bat was signed and wielded by the for- limited edition 297/600); 500th Home Run Signed Framed Display framed to and bat with (13) Hall of mer Triple Crown winner as he served in both player dimensions of 40 x 23-1/2”, this Steve Hoskins limited edition (475/500) composition Famers to include and manager capacities. Turned during the 1974-1975 is signed by Bonds (inscribed “500 HR 5/17/01”); Miscellaneous (3) signed limited Boudreau, Feller, Ferrell, labeling period, this (35oz/35”) white ash lumber fea- edition OML Selig spheres (all snow-white “9-10” with 2 “9-10” signatures and 1 “6” Gibson, Irvin, Kell, Kiner, tures Robinson’s black marker autograph, which shows autograph); a signed 2002 All-Star Game replica warm-up jersey with stats embroi- Mathews, Mize, J. Sewell, (“9”) strength between the center brand and barrel dered on the back (signed on back twill “5”); and a 16-3/4 x 15-1/4” framed display Slaughter, Spahn and stampings. The item exhibits outstanding game use, with signed photo (41/73) and tickets from Oct. 5 and Oct. 7, 2001 (Bonds’ home runs Wilhelm. Auction LOA with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as well #70 through #73). “Barry Bonds 25” holograms accompany (with no basic certs). from James Spence as a hairline crack on the handle’s upper portion and Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Authentications. Applicable vintage black marker notations of “20” on both the knob and barrel end. Graded GU-8.5 by John Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOAs from John Taube, PSA/DNA and James Opening Bid $250.00 Spence Authentications (the latter LOA for the signatures only). deceased dates are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

1446. Mark McGwire 1998 Game-Used Bat - PSA 7 This Rawlings-Adirondak “MAC25” block- 1450. letter bat (33.8oz/34-1/2”) was brandished by Mark McGwire during his record-break- Baseball ing 70-homer performance of 1998. This Autograph uncracked white ash war club sports a red Collection ring (just below the center brand) and with A- shows good game use with ball marks on the barrel and light pine-tar residue on the Rod UDA upper portion of the handle. There are ball- and point notations of “McGwire” and “33” Mantle (ounces) on the knob, as well as model The offered number, year and batch code engravings. Graded GU-7 by John keepsakes have Taube, PSA/DNA. Auction LOA from John Taube, been signed by PSA/DNA Hall of Famers Opening Bid $300.00 and superstars, alike on colorful photos, publications and white ash 1447. (6) St. Louis Cardinals 1965-1968 weapons. The scriptings aver- Game-Used Bats age (“8-9”), The toast of the National League throughout the latter por- with many 1451. Baseball Autograph Collection With DiMaggio- tion of the 1960s, the St. Louis Cardinals claimed three nicer. Mays Framed Signed Photo pennants and two World Series crowns between 1964 and Highlights Natural rivals are the theme in this stellar autographed lot (“8-9” signatures) that 1968. The offered (6) Hillerich & Bradsby signature model include: Bats includes: Signed Flats (14) with an 11x14 framed Mays/DiMaggio photo (PSA/DNA bats were used by Redbirds stars during that reign of N.L. (3) including a full photo LOA); (2) 10x8 signed prints with Marichal/Gibson and Rose/Yastrzemski dominance. These white ash weapons were all turned dur- 1977 All-Star Game tem logo bat, and a Houston Astros team-signed bat with (20) (both with PSA/DNA certs/holograms); Dizzy Dean cut signature (PSA/DNA full ing the 1965-1968 labeling period and show heavy game signatures, including Bagwell, Bass and Biggio; Signed Flats with Barry Bonds (2005 photo LOA); Lindstrom 1974 TCMA “League Leaders” signed card; and (9) Hall of use. Includes: Davis (32oz/35”) “W166” with “14” stand-up figure), G. Bush (framed display), Clemens, Ford, Mize, A. Rodriguez Fame Plaque postcards with Gehringer, Hubbell, Kell, B. Leonard, Mantle, Musial, inscribed on the knob and a 6” slice missing from the hit- (UDA), Seaver (framed display); a Leroy Nieman “Manager of the Year” litho signed Schoendienst, Terry and T. Williams; Signed Baseballs (4) with Banks (clean white ting surface; (2) McCarver (33oz/35”) “S2” with “8” by Eckersley and LaRussa and a 1968 Celebrity Golf ticket signed by (4) including OML Selig, “9”); Hunter (lightly toned OAL Brown, “5-6”); Kell (medium-toned inscribed on the knob and (35.2oz/35-1/4”) “MC47” with Mantle and Trevino; Signed 8x10 Prints with Berra Canseco, Glavine, Larsen, B. OAL Brown, “5-6,” signed on side panel); and a PSA/DNA “7” (unofficial) ball “15” inscribed on the knob and barrel end (checking on the O’Neil and Sutter; Signed Publications with Aaron (April 15, 1974 Sports Illustrated signed by Kaline and Gehringer (side panel, full photo LOA accompanies). Auction hitting surface); Schoendienst (32.4oz/35”) “P89” coach’s bat with “21” inscribed on knob (used by Curt Flood and handle crack repaired with vintage bat boy nails; Shannon “715” issue); Clemens, Gwynn and O. Smith. Auction LOA from James Spence LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional details on our website. (36oz/36”) “C232” with “18” inscribed on knob/barrel end and handle crack repaired by vintage bat boy nails; and Uecker (33oz/35”) “B193” with “9” inscribed on flare Authentications. Complete list available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 knob/barrel end. Auction LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

304 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 305 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1452. (146) 1930s-1990s Autographed Baseball Cards with 1958 #1 Williams Featured is an assortment of (146) 1930s-1990s autographed baseball cards, including (25) 1930s-1960s Exhibits, (26) 1950s, (22) 1960s, (35) 1970s and (38) 1980s-1990s. Unless noted, each piece is penned in blue or black ink, with the endorsements grading in 1453. Willie Mays Collection With Cards, Publications the (“8”) range or and Signed Displays 1457. (2) Vintage Signed Album Pages - With Hack better. Keys The offered collection is comprised of (86) impressive Willie Mays keepsakes, with Wilson and Tony Lazzeri signed and graded examples among the highlights. Includes: Signed Framed include Hall of These vintage pages were signed during the 1920s or 1930s and cherished by a pre- Displays (2) with signed (“9-10” strength) Giants home jersey (39-1/2 x 40-1/2” Famers/Stars: war autograph seeker. A page from a memo book issued in 1924 by a St. Louis tailor frame) and a sepia-toned print of 1951 World Series catch (22-3/8 x 26-1/2” frame) Carew (1986 1456. (10) T. Williams and DiMaggio Signed Flats has been signed in pencil (“8” strength) by Benge, J. Judge, H. Wilson and D. Taylor. with (“9-10”) signature and holograms (no basic certs) from Say Hey and Steiner; Topps #400), (2) “The Splendid Splinter” and “Joltin’ Joe” are the celebrated subjects in this lot of (10) Additionally, a single blank sheet is signed in black ink (“9” throughout) by Elliott, Graded Cards (7) with 1959 Topps #50 (PSA 5); 1961 Topps #150 (PSA 5); 2003 Gossage (1973 autographed flats. Each piece is penned in blue Sharpie and grades (“9-10”) strength Fischer, Harshany, T. Heath, Lazzeri, Marchildon, Mazzera, Mulligan, Pezzullo, A. Finest Moments #WMA (BGS 9/10) and 2004 Finest Moments #WM (BGS 8.5/10). Topps #174 RC, and clarity. Includes: Ted Williams with (3) 11x14 color prints signed by both Smith, Weir and four unidentified persons. Auction LOA from James Spence Also included are vintage ungraded cards and publications. Auction LOA from James 1977 Topps #319), Kaline (1958 Topps #70), (2) Kell (1947-66 Exhibits, 1958 Topps Williams and renowned photographer Arthur Griffin and a Williams signed photo Authentications. Applicable deceased dates listed on our website. Spence Authentications. Complete list available on our website. #40), Keller (1939-46 Exhibit Salutations), Rose (1986 Donruss Diamond Kings #653), postcard; DiMaggio with a Wheaties ad (full page) from the August 6, 1938 Saturday Opening Bid $250.00 Seaver (1969 Topps #480), Slaughter (1958 Topps #142) and T. Williams (1958 Topps Opening Bid $250.00 Evening Post; a Louisville Slugger ad from the October 9, 1946 The Sporting News; a #1, “7”). The majority of these signed artifacts grade (VG to VG-EX) with some better “Camel Cigarettes” full-page ad; (2) 14x11 sepia-toned prints and a 10x8 black-and- and others lesser. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please visit white print signed by DiMaggio, Dickey and Henrich. Auction LOA from James our website. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1458. (450+) 1950s-1990s Autographed Baseball, Index and Postcards 1455. (7) Vintage Multi-/Single-Signed Baseball Items Featured is an interesting assemblage of (450+) 1950s-1990s autographed baseball, with Maranville Letter index and postcards. The majority of the blue or black ink signatures average (“8-9”) Presented is an assortment of seven vintage multi-/single-signed baseball items. strength or better. Highlights include Signed Baseball Cards: (276 cards) with (16) Included are 1-3.) (3) dated 1936 Maranville (d.1954) correspondence items including 1950s, (39) 1960s, (46) 1970s, (161) 1980s, (14) 1990s with (4) Banks (1959 Topps 1459. (1100) Autographed Index Cards - All Deceased a dated 2/26/36 two-page letter with advice content and autograph (“8-9” Mgr. Elmira IA, 1960 Topps, one Exhibit), Hunter (1979 Topps), (2) Kaline (both 1971 Topps), (4) Baseball Players BBall club) inscription, 4-1/2 x 3-1/2 photograph (“8”) and postmarked 2/27/36 enve- Musial (one Exhibit), Ripken, Rose (1965 Topps, “4”), (5) Snider, (3) Spahn (1962 Presented is an incredible collection of (1100) autographed index cards featuring the lope (GD). Both signatures are preceded by Yours in Sport salutations; 4.) dated 1935 Topps IA, 1964 Topps, Exhibit), (2) Stargell (one 1977 Topps), Terry (1973 TCMA), signatures of deceased players from Major League Baseball. The list of dearly depart- Tigers team-signed 8x5 newspaper clipping with (8) signatures including Gehringer, Winfield, Yastrzemski; Signed Index Cards: (147 cards) with (2) Bell, Gomez, ed contains mostly players that passed away in the 1990s through 2008 with moderate Goslin and Greenberg. Each autograph registers (“8-9”) signature strength; 5.) single- 1454. (31) Signed Baseball Cachets, Postcards and Cards Hubbell, Kell, Koufax, Lyons, (2) Musial, Reese; Signed Postcards: (34 cards, many duplication. Although most of the major stars are absent, the group does contain minor signed Rowe 3x5 index card (“9”); 6.) dated 1937 Official Baseball Facts multi- Presented is a lot of (31) signed baseball flats featuring an array of Hall of Famers, HOF Yellow Plaques) with Appling, D. DiMaggio, (2) J. DiMaggio, V. DiMaggio, stars and All-Stars from the 1940s-1980s. Most of the signatures are signed directly signed annual with (7) signatures including Appling, Gehringer, Hubbell (cover), J. including: Yellow HOF Postcards: (13) with Dean (back-signed, “9”), Flick (back- Hoyt (with inscription), Hubbell, Sewell, Terry and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from onto the 3x5 index card, although there is about 20% that are cuts affixed to the card. McCarthy, Medwick, Ott (d.1958),average (“7-8”) and 7.) single-signed Flick 8x5 signed) and Grove (red ink); Postcards: (5) with Cronin, Greenberg and Greenberg/ James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key signatures, please visit our Rarely are collections of this magnitude offered in an auction atmosphere, and auto- newspaper clipping (“7”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a Kiner; Cachets: (7) with Banks, Terry; Cards: (6) with Greenberg. Auction LOA website. graph collectors will be thrilled to take this prize home. A list of players can be complete list of signatures and death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 from James Spence Authentications. View our website for more information. viewed on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

306 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 307 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1460. 1962 All- 1461. 1940s 1467. (9) Star Game and 1950s 1939 Program With Brooklyn Baseball Graded Full Dodgers Centennial Ticket Rare Items and Hall Offered is a pair of Lot of of Fame 1962 all-star game Seven Souvenirs items with an unused The offered col- Celebrate the ticket and game-day lection features 1939 Baseball program. Both items seven tough col- Centennial and are from the second lectibles from the Hall of Fame all-star game at Brooklyn with these nine Wrigley Field in the 1465. 1933 World Series Game 3 Dodgers. souvenirs: 1.) 1962 season. The pre- Ticket Stub - Last Postseason Win in Composed from postmarked sented pair features a the 1940s Washington 6/12/39 full size unused lower 1466. (2) 1934 World Series Ticket through 1950s The offered ticket stub was issued to one of the 25,272 stamped FDC box ticket encapsulat- Stubs - Game 2 and Game 7 included in this Griffith Stadium patrons on October 5, 1933: the day of (VG-EX); 2.) dated 1939 The Sporting News Record ed by PSA and grad- These (2) ticket stubs were issued at Navin Field for amazing group- the last Washington Senators postseason triumph. This Book (128 pg., VG-EX); 3-4.) dated 1939 American ed NM-7, as well as a Games 2 and 7 of the tense, edgy 1934 World Series ing are: (3) Comic books with (1) Jackie Robinson, 1947 World Series scorecard and 5 x 2-1/4” voucher showcases Clark Griffith’s facsimile League and Major League pocket schedule/calendar vibrant un-scored between Detroit and St. Louis, the latter contest an 11-0 paper visor, 1955 ashtray and a 1941 NL champs team photo pack. For complete list- signature and, with a vertical perforation intact at the (both EX) and 5.) 1962 Hall of Fame picture pack (24 game-day program shutout by Cards ace Dizzy Dean, as Commissioner ing of all items and conditions, please visit our website. rain check portion, grades (EX-MT). photos, NM-MT). For the remaining items, please visit (EX-MT). Landis oversaw Joe Medwick’s removal from the game Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 our website. Opening Bid for his own safety. The vouchers present nicely with Opening Bid $100.00 $250.00 minimal paper loss on the reverse of the Game 7 ticket. Opening Bid $200.00

1469. 1470. (3) 1951 Baseball Fischer’s Season Bread Passes - Labels 1952 Cass Yankees, 1462. 1947-2002 All-Star Game and Postseason Tickets Lot Michaels 1956 NL and Issued for some of the most memorable games in baseball annals, these (60) World Series and All-Star Game tickets and press passes granted bearers access to legendary icons such as Jackie Robinson, Koufax, Reggie SGC 10 1969 Mets and hundreds of others stars. With contents dating from 1947 through 2002, the lot includes stubs with color- Graded 10 Valid season long ful logos and printed seating and event legends, as well as full tickets for the more recent events. Highlights Poor 1 by for admission to include; World Series 1956 Game 2 (Ebbets Field, Berra and Snider HRs); 1959 Game 1 (Comiskey Park, SGC. the appropriate Kluszewski 2 HRs); 1966 Game 2 (Dodger Stadium, last-ever appearance by Koufax); 1967 Game 4 (Busch Presented is a venues, these (3) Stadium, Gibson shutout and fourth of seven straight World Series wins); 1989 Game 1 (Oakland-Alameda 1951 vintage team- Coliseum, delayed by earthquake); All-Star Game 1947 (Wrigley Field); (3) 1967 (Anaheim Stadium, press Fischer’s issued passes are Bread Labels decidedly tough to passes, 15-inning game); 1983 (Comiskey Park, 50th Anniversary game, only grand slam in All-Star history). 1468. (7) 1939-1954 Phillies vs. Included, as well, are several World Series “phantom” tickets. Complete listing available on our website. Cass find and further Opening Bid $400.00 Athletics Intra-City Programs Michaels. appealing in that Offered is a selection of seven difficult 1939-1954 This delicate they remain in gor- Phillies vs. Athletics intra-city programs from the hotly offering has geous condition. contested annual series. Included are 1939 (GD, deep penetrat- Includes: 1952 New York Yankees press pass for a New scored), 1943 (FR, scored), (2) 1945 (both FR to GD, ing color; a combination of surface wear accounts for York Mirror writer; 1956 National League season pass the technical assessment. to all N.L. grounds, with Giles facsimile signature; 1464. (56) both scored), 1946 (EX, unscored), 1948 (VG, lightly scored) and 1954 (FR, unscored). Opening Bid $100.00 1969 New York Mets season pass. 1920s-1970s Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 News Service, Original and 1472. (7) Cut 1961 Photographs— Chemstrand All Iron-On Philadelphia Baseball Athletics Patches— A multitude of noteworthy Philadelphia All PSA 9 Athletic players are Each graded Mint found on these (56) 9 by PSA. 1920s-1970s news Presented is a sampling of (7) service, original and 1471. Signed Mickey Mantle 1957- cut photographs. 1961 Chemstrand Featured are News 1959 “Big League Baseball” Board Iron-On Baseball Service Photographs: Game patches. These 1463. Vintage Publication/Ticket Lot With Philadelphia 1473. 1970s-1990s Bulk “Phantom” (16 photographs, The offered Gardner’s “Mickey Mantle Big League colorful pieces of Concentration mostly have info sheets) with 1920 Mack/Harris, 1928 Mack/Cobb, 1935 Cochrane Baseball” board game is autographed by its Hall of fabric depict World Series Ticket Lot These vintage stadium-issued programs and ticket stubs hail from seasons past and (hand), 1939 E. Collins, 1945 Mack/Fowler, 1950 Mack, 1951 Mack/Littrell, 1952 H. Fame namesake. The colorful cover (VG with separa- Banks, Berra, Fox, Anticipating October dates that never came to fruition feature a heavy Philadelphia concentration. Includes: Programs (15) with (12) Ford/Mack; Original Photographs: (24 photographs) with 1920s James/Boone tion at the corners) is signed in black Sharpie (“9” Kaline, Killebrew, on Chicago’s South Side, the offered (451) “phantom” Philadelphia Athletics guides ranging from 1937 through 1950. With covers and pages (8x10), McAvoy/Mitchell (8x10), Murphy (8x10, affixed to cardboard backing), (5) strength). The playing board is included but several of Malzone and White Sox postseason tickets include complete sheets intact, most have been scored (in pencil) and exhibit (EX) quality on average; (3) 1920s Athletics players (3x5), (14) 1940 Philadelphia vs. Cleveland (2-1/2 x 3-1/2, the pieces are missing. Auction LOA from James Mays. of ALCS and World Series tickets: 1977 (12); 1982 (5); Philadelphia Phillies guides including a 1941 program, an (EX-MT) 1949 yearbook affixed to page) and 1953-55 Artvue HOF Plaque Mack postcard (EX-MT). The Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 1983 (5); 1996 (26). Also included are single tickets for and a 1971 program; World Series Ticket Stubs (4) with 1942 (Game 2), 1947 majority of these grade (VG to VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. For more Opening Bid $250.00 Game 5 of the 1983 ALCS (Comiskey Park) and 1980 (Game 2), 1957 (Game 7) and 1976 (Game 3). details, please visit our website. World Series Games 1 and 7 (Astrodome). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

308 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 309 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1475. 1996 Richie Ashburn Signed Perez- Steele Postcard Presented is a tough-to-find 1996 Richie Ashburn 1476. 1998 Full Ticket Hoards From signed Perez- McGwire’s 64th and 65th Home Run Steele #220 Games postcard. This 1474. Sandy Koufax Autographed Milwaukee’s County Stadium came alive as Mark 3-1/2 x 5-1/2 Book and Ticket Stub to Last Win McGwire brought his home run parade to town in mid- correspon- Featured is a pair of vintage Sandy Koufax items: 1.) September in 1998. The offered stacks of (125) and dence item dated 1968 The Baseball Life of Sandy Koufax by (124) full tickets were issued on September 18 and was released Vecsey penned by the hurler on the title page (“8”) and September 20, with “Big Mac” going deep in each con- just a year before the Hall of Famer’s death in 1997. 2.) dated 10/2/66 ticket stub from Koufax’s final victo- test to extend his (then) single-season record to 64 and The obverse is penned in blue Sharpie and demon- ry stapled to p. 181. Cert card and sticker from James 65 home runs. The complete vouchers have printed strates (“8-9”) signature strength. Sticker cert from Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit seating and event legends. 1483. (128) 1925-1976 Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics PSA/DNA on the reverse. our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Scorecards Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00 The offered (128) 1925-1976 Philadelphia Phillies and Athletics scorecards chronicles over a half-century of baseball in the “City of Brotherly Love”. Featured are Phillies: 1478. Mike (110 scorecards) with (1) 1925, (1) 1929, (2) 1941 (one with full ticket), (6) 1949 (Opening Day, Spring Training, one stub), (4) 1950 (one with ticket affixed), (4) 1964, 1484. Baltimore Orioles Lot - With 2131 Game Chair Schmidt (one phantom World Series), (5) 1965 (one first game in Astrodome, one ticket stub); The lone team to capture World Series titles in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, the tradi- Personal Athletics: (18 scorecards) with (2) 1939 (one versus Yankees with Gehrig as back tion-rich Baltimore Orioles are celebrated in this lot of unique collectibles. Includes: Taylor Made up), (1) 1949 yearbook (VG), (3) 1950 (one Enquirer, one Mack book), (2) My 66 1995 Ripken “2131” Game-Used Chair a folding chair with a thick leather-covered Years in the Big Leagues by Mack (both VG) and 1954. The majority of these primari- seat and backrest with “2131” logos, this was one of several chairs used down the Golf Bag ly home publications are neatly marked in pencil. Additionally, the average grade base lines to accommodate a surplus of fans for Cal Ripken’s 2,131st consecutive Presented is a circa- throughout is (VG to EX) with the conditions becoming substantially better starting in game on September 6, 1995 at Camden Yards. Pristine condition; Signed Photos with 1980s Mike Schmidt the 1960s. For a complete breakdown of years, please visit our website. a framed (25-1/8 x 21-1/8”) “2131” action color print signed by Ripken (“10” personally used Taylor Opening Bid $200.00 strength) and a (20-1/2 x 13-3/4”) dual photo display signed by B. Robinson and Made golf bag, which Palmer. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed shows extensive use, on our website. including moderate Opening Bid $250.00 soiling, wear and a 1479. 1998-2000 Yankees Team- moderately sized hole. Signed Framed Piece - L.E. 24/26 This equipment is This limited edition (24/26) framed (28-1/4 x 24-1/4”) 1485. 1477. (15) Mike Schmidt Single- endorsed in black color print is autographed by (27) Yankees players and Michael Signed Baseballs with (1) Stat Sharpie, with the coaches from one or more of the franchise’s 1998-2000 Jordan humongous signature championship rosters. The silver Sharpie pennings Presented are fifteen Mike Schmidt single-signed base- “Loudest balls, including one stat ball. The primarily (“9-10”) grading (“6”). An (“9”) include: Bush, Cardenal, Chambliss, Clemens, balls are penned on (12) OML, (2) ONL and (1) OAS unattributed 4-iron is Cloninger, Cone, Girardi, Hernandez, Jeter, Ledee, Cheer” sphere(s) in blue ink, averaging (“9-10”), highlighted also present. Auction Martinez, Mendoza, Nelson, O’Neill, Pettitte, Raines, UDA LOA from James by a Schmidt stat ball (“8”) with sixteen inscriptions Rivera, Sojo, Spencer, Stanton, Stottlemyre, Signed (Mike Schmidt HMG sticker). Cert stickers and auction Spence Strawberry, Torre, Vizcaino, Wells, B. Williams and LOA from James Spence Authentications. For more Authentications. one other. Auction LOA from James Spence Lithograph details, please visit our website. Opening Bid Authentications. This UDA Opening Bid $150.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 signed and framed piece showcases the 1481. (3) 1482. 1968 highly sought 1954-55 Pete autograph of Oscar Maravich Madison Avenue icon Michael Robertson Photograph Jordan (black High and Cut Sharpie, “9” School Signature strength). Lot Incorporating flash Framed to dimensions of Offered are and style into the 24x29, artist Tim three kitchy game like none Spransy’s color- items featuring before or since, Pete ful composition the great Oscar Maravich (d.1988) is entitled Robertson from took center stage on “When the his days as a the court and does Loudest Cheer 1486. (7) Team-Signed Basketballs - With Kobe, high school so in the offered Stopped” and standout in pairing. Includes: DeBusschere and Anthony depicts Jordan 1480. (12) 1991 ProStars TV Series Indiana. The 1968 News Service Team-Signed NBA Basketballs make up this star-studded lot that includes: 1972-73 walking along- Big “O” shows Photo a 7-1/8 x 9” New York Knicks (6 signatures) with Bradley, DeBusschere, Frazier, Holtzman, Animated Cels with Jordan and side the transpar- his fundamen- black-and-white image of the youthful LSU phenom. Monroe, Reed; 1991-92 Golden State Warriors (12) with Alexander, Askew, Gatling, Gretzky ent “ghost” tally sound mechanics in these rare images and scored Used in SPORT Magazine, the photo has vintage T. Hardaway, Higgins, Mullin and Petersen; 1996-97 San Antonio Spurs (3) with Del Presented is a group of twelve animated cels from the image of his program. Each piece is in VG-EX to EX condition with stampings and a caption sheet on to the reverse; Signed Negro, Elliott and Wilkins; Late-1990s New York Knicks (4) with Childs and 1991 “ProStars” television series. These colorful 13x11 father, James minor wear present. For a comprehensive listing, please Index Card Maravich has signed “Pistol Pete” in red Sprewell; 1990s-2000s Indiana Pacers (12) with Carlisle (coach), Person and production pieces feature Michael Jordan, Wayne Jordan. UDA cert and hologram. Additional details on our website. visit our website. marker (PSA hologram with no cert). Auction LOA Tinsley; 2000s Denver Nuggets (11) with Anthony, Boykins, D. Johnson, Karl Gretzky and Bo Jackson in a variety of settings. Perfect Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00 from James Spence Authentications. (coach), Lenard, Miller and Russell; Mid-2000s Los Angeles Lakers (5) with Bryant, for the one-of-a-kind sports art collector. Opening Bid $250.00 Buss (owner), Mihm, Vujacic and L. Walton. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

310 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 311 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1491. 1492. (379) College 1961-80 and Pro Basketball Football Lot with and Many Basketball Stars Ticket Lot From 1961-62 - 1941- Fleer through 2002 1980-81 Topps, Dating from the offered lot 1941 through contains (379) 2002, these full vintage basket- tickets and ball cards stubs were hot loaded with items, indeed, stars. as they were Highlights issued for some include: 1.) of the most (29) 1961-62 anticipated con- 1488. (19) Signed Basketballs with Abdul-Jabbar, Kidd Fleer, average tests in college and College Coaches Ball (VG) with #44 and professional Having shown incredible prowess for handling “The Rock” on NBA hardwoods, the Wilkens (EX), football and hoops icons have done the same with the offered autographed Official NBA, NCAA #45 Arizin basketball. and mini-balls with black or silver Sharpie signatures that average (“7-8”). Includes: (VG-EX), #49 Highlights include: Football 1963 NFL Championship (predating the Super Bowl, this Full-Size Signed Balls Abdul-Jabbar, Barry, Bowie, L. Brown, Drexler (inscribed Cousy (VG- “Pass Out Check” was issued for the title contest at Chicago’s Wrigley Field); 1979 “#22 - The Glide”), Kidd, M. Lemon, Miller, Okafor, J. Smith (“#32”), Stackhouse EX), #61 Rose Bowl (Charles White’s infamous touchdown, USC over Michigan); Super Bowl and multi-signed balls with: Rambis and (2) others; and (2) signed by college coaches Robertson (EX- XXII (Washington over Denver, multiple creases); Super Bowl XXIV (San Francisco including Henson, Kruger, McGuire (d.2001), Meyer (d.2006); Penders, Phelps and R. MT); 2.) (178) over Denver, multiple creases); Basketball 1992 NCAA Championship (Metrodome, Williams; Signed Mini-Balls with Malone, D. Thompson, (2) Vitale and one other. 1969-70 Topps, average (VG/VG-EX), with (2) #1 Chamberlain (FR, VG), #25 Duke over Michigan); 1998 NBA Playoffs (at Chicago, during sixth championship run Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Alcindor RC (VG-EX), #90 West (VG-EX); 3.) 1970-71 Topps near set (171/175), 1487. Basketball Signed Flats - With Magic, Shaq and West in eight years). Complete list is available on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 average (EX-MT), with #50 Chamberlain (EX), #75 Alcindor (EX-MT), #100 The offered autograph assortment is “Nothing but Net,” as it includes NBA legends Opening Bid $200.00 from the past half century, including photographs and publications signed by their Robertson (VG-EX), #123 Maravich RC (EX-MT), #160 West (NM). Please view our dazzling subjects (signatures average “9”). Highlights include: Signed Photographs website for additional information. (28, mostly 8x10) with Baylor, M. Johnson, Kemp, K. Malone, M. Malone, Pippen, Opening Bid $300.00 Reed, Unseld (5x7 team-issued photo), (4) West and Worthy; Signed Publications (20) with Barry (April 1975 Sport); V. Carter (Carolina Court ‘97); Kidd (March 3, 2008 Sports Illustrated); O’Neal (June 1, 1998 ESPN); O. Robertson (The Art of Basketball) and D. Robinson (July 7, 1999 Sports Illustrated). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Plus several UDA or PSA/DNA certs and holograms accompany. Additional items are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 1493. Modern Autograph Lot With Football Focus and 1489. (2) 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Near Sets (5) Presented is an appealing pair of 1986-87 Fleer Basketball near sets. Both near sets average (NM, light edge Baseball discoloration when viewed as stack) with some better and others lesser, including (126/132, 10/11 stickers) Hall of and (131/132, 11 stickers). Featured are (2) #7 Barkley RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #9 Bird (NM-MT, NM), (2) #26 Drexler RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #32 Ewing RC (both NM), (2) #53 M. Johnson (NM-MT, NM), (2) #57 Famers Jordan RC (NM-MT, EX), (2) #68 K. Malone RC (NM-MT, NM), (2) #77 Mullin RC (both NM-MT), (2) #82 As Major Olajuwon RC (NM-MT, EX), #109 I. Thomas RC (NM), (2) #121 Wilkins RC (both NM-MT) and #8 Jordan League Baseball Sticker (NM). For a complete list of missing numbers, please visit our website. and the National Opening Bid $250.00 Football League overlap this fall, the offered lot complies, boasting autographs (average “9” strength) of stars from both. Includes: Signed Baseballs with (3) snow-white 1494. Multi-Sport Autograph Lot - With DiMaggio and Mays 1490. (8) Lakers Items with 1967 First (grade “9-10”) These items are autographed by legends from various sports arenas, with a concentra- OML Selig tion on baseball. The attractive signatures warrant (“8-9”) assessment on average and Game at Forum spheres signed by Fingers (inscribed “HOF 92”), Ford (PSA/DNA 9.5) and Kell include: Signed Flats including photographs and posters ranging from 8x10 to 20-1/2 Presented is a lot of (8) Lakers collectibles highlighted by a pro- (“HOF 83, d.2009), respectively; an OAL Brown ball (“7”) signed by Weaver x 24-1/2” with Brett (1986 framed Gartlan A/P), DiMaggio (2 matted and signed ciga- gram from their first-ever game player at “The Forum”. The (“H.O.F. 96”) and an ONL Giamatti orb (“8”) signed by F. Robinson; Signed Football rette ads), (2) R. Jackson (including a 1993 Hall of Fame day placard and a “REG- December 31, 1967 program presents in mid-grade condition and Helmets with (4) full-size replica models including Ravens models signed by Heap, GIE!” foam board poster), Marino and Roush; multi-signed displays that include: comes with (2) First Night certificates. Rounding out the lot are Reed and D. Williams; Buccaneers signed by Alstott (“A-Train”); and a Buccaneers 1993 Negro Leagues Litho Print signed by Day, Gibson, Jr., Irvin, B. Leonard, Mays, various publications and statues with Magic and Shaq Danbury mini-helmet signed by C. Williams; Signed Football Jerseys with pro-model pullover Radcliffe and Wright; Signed Bats (3) pro stock examples respectively signed by Mint examples. garments to include Alstott (Buccaneers) and Heap (Ravens). Auction LOA from Magadan, Rose and B. Williams (small section of wood missing from barrel); Signed Opening Bid $100.00 James Spence Authentications. Collector’s Plates (3) including Aaron, B. Robinson and Schmidt. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $250.00 James Spence Authentications. A complete list is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

312 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 313 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1495. 1948-1989 Multi- Sport Hall of Famer and Superstar Rookie Card Lot of (113) Offered is a fabulous array of rookie cards of Hall of Famers and superstars from three major 1496. (9) Multi-Sport Autographed Items with Mantle and sports, the Namath majority from Presented is a grouping of nine attractive multi-sport autographed items. Highlights baseball and include Baseball: (5 items, all “9-10”) with 1.) single-signed Rose OML ball with football with Abe. I’m sorry I bet on baseball, #4256) both (Pete Rose Hit King sticker); 2.) single- Baseball: 1948 signed Rose stat Reds jersey (Hit King, #4256, Charlie Hustle, Pete Rose Hit King Bowman #18 sticker); 3.) single-signed Mantle print (“9”, Robert Stephen Simon) framed to 30x24 Spahn (VG- dimensions (scuffing on exterior); 4.) team-signed 1986 Mets Cooperstown Collection 1500. Multi-Sport Signed/Unsigned Lot of (24) with Paige EX); 1951 bat with (26) signatures; Football: (2 items) with 1.) single-signed Namath full-size 1499. Multi-Sport Balance of Collection - With Payton Presented is a multi-sport gathering of (24) items featuring both signed and unsigned Bowman #232 throwback helmet (Broadway x 12); 2.) single-signed Simms full-size helmet (Steiner Signed Football collectibles. Highlights include: Signed Team-Sheets (5) with 1970 Orioles, 1974 Fox (EX-MT, sticker and cert card); Basketball: (1 item) with multi-signed ‘73 Knicks artist-proof Superlatives are sure to be heard when displaying the items in the offered assortment, Rangers (Martin), 1976 Padres (McCovey, Winfield); Signed 8x10s: (9) with (2) mc); 1954 34x29 print with (7) signatures including Bradley, DeBusschere, Frazier, Lucas, which includes bats, balls and bobbleheads, with some of the keepsakes autographed: Gretzky, Mia Hamm (Steiner), (2) Mays; Other Signed: (5) with Paige (5x8 clip- Topps #132 Monroe and Reed (all “9-10”). Several items come with varying levels of certifica- Michael Jordan Danbury Mint Lifetime Statues with base (MT); Mays signed bat (“9- ping); Unsigned: (6) with wire photos of Greenberg, Koufax and Young, and a 1969 Lasorda (PSA tion, although the group as a whole comes with an auction LOA from James Spence 10”); Palmeiro 2003 signed Game-Used bat; Gwynn/McGwire/ Ripken signed ball NLCS Mets program. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. View our 6); 1957 Topps #35 Robinson (EX-MT, oc); 1962 Topps #199 Perry (NM), #387 Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. (#1/500, Steiner sticker and cert); Payton signed football (“9-10”); 1961 Philadelphia website for additional information. Brock (EX); Football: 1958 Topps #90 Jurgensen (EX, oc); 1962 Topps #17 Ditka Opening Bid $300.00 Eagles nodder (green base, EX with a small crack in the back of the head); 1961-1963 Opening Bid $250.00 (colored); (2) 1972 Topps #200 Staubach (EX-MT, EX); (2) 1976 Topps #148 Payton LA Dodgers (square base, EX); and a Butkus/Sayers signed 8x10 (“10”). Auction LOA (NM-MT, NM); (3) 1981 Topps #216 Montana (NM, 2- EX-MT); 1984 Topps #63 from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing, please visit our website. Elway (NM), #123 Marino (NM); 1984 Topps USFL #58 R. White (NM-MT) and (4) Opening Bid $300.00 1986 Topps #161 (all NM to NM-MT). For a complete list of rookie cards in this collection, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

1502. Multi-Sport Auto and Card Treasure Chest with DiMaggio 1497. Fantastic Multi-Sport Autograph Lot - With Mack, Containing cards as well as signed memorabilia, this multi-sport lot features an array Baer and Jordan of display-ready collectibles. Notable items include: (5) signed basketballs with 1997- A century worth of sports icons are represented in this incredible collection of signed 1501. (123) Multi-Sport Vintage Cards with Hockey Stars 98 Kentucky Champs including T. Smith; Rice/Young dual 8x10 display (both flats. The lot is comprised of signed photos and cut signature displays, with pennings 1498. (16) Multi-Sport Signed Lot with (2) Mantle With a concentration of vintage hockey stars, the presented lot contains (123) vintage signed); (2) DiMaggio Albums (one signed, “9”); (6) signed footballs with Bowden averaging (“9”) quality. Includes: Cut Signature Displays with Grove, Lindstrom and Featuring several difficult Yankees, the presented lot contains (16) multi-sport signed multi-sport cards. Highlights include: Boxing: 1948 Leaf #73 Tunney (EX) and (13) and D. Sanders; (9) signed 8x10s with Bonds, Marino and Starr; 1986 Cal Bears Kelly (check); Signed Flats including M. Baer (“5-6”), (2) Graziano, Medwick items. The highlights of this lot include: 1.) Mantle (“9”) Perez-Steele; 2-5.) (4) sin- 1951 Topps Ringside (average EX); Baseball: 1954 Bowman #15 Ashburn (EX-MT), game-used helmet; (4) signed football jerseys with McDaniel and D. Sanders (PSA/DNA), Mack (cut signature, “6”) and Schalk (PSA/DNA); a UDA Michael Jordan gle-signed 8x10s from DiMaggio (“8.5”), Mantle (“9”), Martin (red, “8”) and Unitas (32) 1955 Bowman averaging (EX) with #10 Rizzuto (VG-EX) and #179 Aaron (VG- (Redskins); (2) Cooney/Holmes dual-signed gloves; (2) game-used jerseys with 1983 baseball (unofficial Wilson, “9-10”); a Greenberg signed letter (“7”) and (19) 8x10 photo- (“7”, personalized); 6.) Gretzky signed Gartlan statue in box; 7-9.) (3) single-signed EX); Hockey: 1968-69 Topps (2) #2 Orr (VG, VG-EX), #7 P. Esposito (EX), #16 George Mason and 1999 Atlanta Hawks; (500+) modern cards including certified sig- graphs with Cronin, Newhouser, Yastrzemski (11x14 sepia), Puckett, Henderson and bats with Carlton, Herman and Schmidt (Cooperstown); 10-11) (2) signed/framed dis- Hull (GD), (2) #29 Howe (GD, VG-EX), 1969-70 Topps #24 Orr (EX-MT), (4) #61 natures from (2) Cepeda, Monk, (2) Perry and more, and a 2005 Masters program Stargell. Autographed average (“8-9”) unless otherwise noted. For a complete listing of plays with Frisch (12x16) and Joe Wood (17x19). Auction LOA from James Spence Howe (3 EX, EX-MT), 1970-71 #3 Orr (EX) and 1971-72 #100 Orr (VG-EX). Please signed by (18) with Garcia, Mickelson and Singh. Auction LOA from James Spence items, please visit our website. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Authentications. View our website for additional information. view our website for additional information. Authentications. View our website for additional information. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

314 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 315 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1507. 1508. (2300+) (1400+) 1909- 1973-90s 2007 Multi-Sport Multi- Complete Sport Set Lot Treasure Baseball, bas- Chest ketball and football are well with represented in Singles, this lot, which Sets and contains (1400+) com- Modern plete sets. The Inserts vast majority are Offered is a hand collated diverse and from the (2300+) 1980s-90s, 1909-2007 though several 1504. Multi-Sport and Entertainment Autograph Lot - multi-sport 1970s sets are With Palmer Signed Golf Ball treasure included. While This impressive assortment of autographed items features Hall of Famers from their chest which the vintage respective sports and entertainers, with pennings that show (“8-9”) strength and better. features sin- inclusions are in 1503. (550+) 1980s-2000s Multi-Sport Graded Includes: Baseball 8x10 prints with Boudreau, B. Herman and B. Robinson, and a gles, sets and (VG) to (VG- Collection—Mostly PSA 10 1986 Baltimore Orioles program signed by Ripken, Jr.; Basketball an 8x10 print and modern EX) condition, The investment-grade specialist will relish the opportunity to secure these (2) index cards signed by Abdul-Jabbar; Boxing with an 8x10 print and (2) 5x7 prints inserts. the 1980 and (550+) 1980s-2000s multi-sport graded cards, the majority of which are signed by Leonard, (2) Ali signatures (including a late-1960s version); Football with Highlights newer products common player PSA Gem Mint 10 examples. Highlights include PSA 10: postcards signed by Marchetti, Pihos and Wojciechowicz and index cards with include are generally in (502 cards) with Baseball: (36) 1985 Donruss, (31) 1986 Donruss, (86) Bednarik, Unitas; Golf with (2) publications, a scorecard and Titlist golf ball signed Vintage upper grade. 1986 Topps with #329 Puckett, (56) 1986 Topps Tiffany, Football: (193) by Palmer. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. An assortment of 8x10s Baseball Singles: (664 cards) with 1909-11 T206: Merkle (FR, writing on back), This lot con- 1989 Score, (1) 2006 Bowman Chrome #237 Jones-Drew RC, (2) 2007 signed by entertainers are included in this lot and listed on our website, as are remain- 1964 Topps: (161 cards, average EX to EX-MT); 1970 Topps: (203 cards, average tains: Baseball: (235) 1980-90s with 1980 Topps, 1982 Topps Traded (#98 Ripken Playoff #107 C. Johnson RC (#/399); SGC 98: (30 cards) with Baseball: (2) ing sports items and applicable death dates. EX) with #189 Munson RC (GAI 5); 1971 Topps: (107 cards, average EX to EX- EX-MT), 1984 Fleer Update (#27 Clemens, #93 Puckett, both NM), 1989 UD (#1 2007 Donruss Elite Extra Edition #5 Price; Football: 2001 Quantum Leaf Opening Bid $200.00 MT); 1972 Topps: (2) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (both PSA 5); Modern Baseball Griffey NM-MT), 1992 Bowman, 1993 SP (#279 Jeter RC NM), 1994 SP (#15 #228 Wayne RC, (5) 2007 Playoff with #197 C. Johnson (#/299), #110 Graded/Inserts: (1500+) with Game-Used/Auto: (119 cards) with Game-Used/Auto: Rodriguez RC NM-MT), plus (900+) assorted Minor League sets; Basketball: (101) Bowe RC (#/99), #123 Lynch RC (#/99); Other Grades: (5 cards) with 2004 Topps Tribute: J. Robinson bat; Football Singles: (153 cards) with 1966 1973-90s with 1973 Topps, 1988 Fleer, 1994 Finest; Football: (213) 1982-90s with 1969 Topps Decals F. Robinson (SGC 88) and 1977 Topps Cloth #41 Philadelphia Gum: #38 Sayers RC (VG) and Baseball Complete/Near Sets: (20 1984 Topps, 1989 Score (#57 Sanders RC PSA 9, #270 Aikman RC NM-MT), 1990 Schmidt (SGC 88). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. sets) with 1992 Topps Traded (factory). For a more complete list of items, please visit Score Supplemental (#101 Smith RC NM). Shipping will be substantial and pick-up in Opening Bid $300.00 our website. Silver Spring, MD is encouraged. View our website for additional information. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

1506. 1509. (1150+) Multi- 1977-1992 Sport Multi- Wax, Sport Unopened Rookie Pack And Collection Set Lot with With 1984 (250+) Fleer Griffey Update From the hey- The offered day of rampant treasure trove rookie card of un-searched speculation, this packs, wax group of boxes and (1150+) 1977- numerous sets 1992 multi- includes (167) sport debut “traded/update” 1505. Fantastic Autograph Collection of Hollywood and cards each fea- sets, a 1978 Sports Stars - With Ali, Gretzky and Kobe ture superstars Topps Football The “Squared Circle,” NASCAR ovals, the NBA hardwood and NHL rinks are among who “panned wax box, 1983 the arenas from which these celebrity autographs hail. (46) Items vary to include out”. Included Topps Football apparel and flats, with signatures averaging (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Basketball a are Baseball: wax box and a “Lakers Locker Room” sign signed by (8) 1998-99 members with Bryant and Rambis (797 cards) 1984 Fleer (coach); (3) Spurs jerseys respectively signed by Finley, Nesterovic and Parker; with 1982 Baseball Hockey (2) Gretzky signed pieces (license plate and figurine display); Howe signed Donruss #405 Update set with Red Wings logo puck; Lemieux signed puck; Auto Racing May 19, 2008 Sports Ripken RC, (2) Clemens RC 1510. (215) 1992-1996 Parkhurst Hockey Insert Sets with Illustrated signed by Patrick; Home Depot “#20” apron signed by T. Stewart; Boxing 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken RC, (4) 1983 Topps #482 Gwynn RC, (113) 1989 Donruss (NM to MT- (21) Pop-Up #33 Griffey Jr. RC, (106) 1989 Fleer #548 Griffey Jr. RC, (10) 1989 Topps Traded oc), (6) 1986 Ali signed display; Cycle Racing (2) L. Armstrong signed publications with Every Offered is an accumulation of (215) 1992-1996 Parkhurst Hockey insert sets. With #41T Griffey Jr. RC, 1989 Upper Deck: (28) #1 Griffey Jr. RC, (100) #25 R. Johnson Fleer Update Second Counts (signed on cover) and a “Madone” brochure; Entertainment (2) Sting more than 15K in book value present, this lot is a boon for the singles dealer. Included RC; Football: (319 cards) with 1989 Pro Set: (46) #490 Aikman RC, (70) #494 sets and (62) 1987 Topps Traded sets. Also present are (130) total sets from 1978- signed copies of Broken Music; and a photograph signed by Heston. Auction LOA (NM-MT) sets are (18) 1992-93 Don Cherry Picks, (19) 1993-94 Cherry’s Playoff Sanders RC; (7) 1989 Score #270 Aikman RC, 1989 Topps Traded: (74) #70T Aikman 1998 and plenty of un-searched multi-sport wax boxes and packs from the 1980s and from James Spence Authentications. Additional items are listed on our website. Heroes, (34) 1993-94 Reprint Case Inserts Series 1-2, (18) 1994 Missing Link Future RC, (56) #83T Sanders RC; (10) 1991 Score Favre RC; Basketball: (47 cards) with 1990s including a full 1987 Topps Baseball vending case. For a complete listing of all Opening Bid $400.00 Stars, (21) 1994 Missing Link Pop-Up, (16) 1994 Tall Boys Future Stars, (11) 1994 (39) 1989-90 Hoops #138 D. Robinson RC and (8) 1992-93 Topps #362 O’ Neal RC. items, please visit our website. Local pick-up required from consignor’s location in Tall Boys Scoring Leaders Mail-Ins, (15) 1994 Tall Boys Trophy Winners Mail-Ins, These cards average (NM to MT) condition, making this a “can’t miss” collection. For Maryland-Eastern Shore. (16) 1994-95 Sweden Euro-Stars, (16) 1995-96 International Goal Patrol, (19) 1996 a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 All-Star Mail-In and (12) 1996 Beehive Oversized Promo. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

316 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 317 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1511. 1515. 1516. (19) Winston George 1948 Cup 20- Levene Bowman Year 1908 Silver Football Signed Trophy Shortprints Set and Cup and Rookies Earnhardt Offered is a Complete the chal- 16-Car unique three- lenging 1948 handled trophy Bowman Football Set cup presented to edition with these The checkered University of nineteen shortprints flag goes to the Tennessee head and rookies. winning bidder coach George Included are #6, #7 of this attrac- ”Izzy” Levene. Van Buren RC (GD), tive display Displaying beau- 9, #22 Baugh RC pair. Includes: tiful patina, this (VG-EX), #26 Winston Cup century old relic Waterfield RC (VG), Champions representing 27, 30, #36 Turner Signed Volunteer foot- RC SP (VG), 54, 57, Display a 20- ball stands 8-3/4 #61 Wojciechowicz 1/4 x 16” x 10” with a 5- RC (GD), #63 Pihos arrangement of 1/2” diameter. RC SP (VG), 78, autographed The 1 pound, 5 #81 Goldberg RC SP and encapsulat- ounce Sterling (VG-EX), 90, 93, ed 1991 Sports silver prize was a #99 Gilmer RC SP, marketing gift from the citizens of Knoxville in November 1908 in appreciation for back-to-back #102 Angsman RC SP (EX-MT) and 105. Common depictions average (EX to EX- Enterprises winning seasons. Levene, a veritable enigma in the Tennessee coaching ranks, left the MT) with some better and others lesser. cards individu- 1512. (210,000+) 1975-1979 Topps Multi-Sport Singles university after the 1909 season and returned to coaching 13 years later for Wake Opening Bid $400.00 ally celebrating Forest. He did coach under the great John Heisman at the University of Pennsylvania. each Winston With more inhabitants than many cities, the offered (210,000+) 1975-1979 Topps multi-sport singles hoard has many possibilities for the enterprising dealer. Opening Bid $250.00 Cup champion Included are Topps Baseball: 1976 (5,000), 1978 (49,000), 1979 Topps (59,000); from 1971 through 1990. Includes: Allison; (4) Earnhardt, Sr.; Elliott; Labonte; Topps Football: 1975 (12,200), 1976 (2,300), 1977 (15,000), 1978 (41,000), Parsons; (5) R. Petty; Wallace; (3) Waltrip and (3) Yarborough; and Dale Earnhardt, 1979 (27,000); Topps Hockey: 1977-78 (2,700) and 1978-79 (3,100). Although Sr. Collector’s Set a 16-car set (in original boxes) of 1:64 scale Winston Cup col- all major stars have been pulled, multiple minor stars, leaders, teams and other 1517. 1955 Topps All-American Complete Set (100/100) lectibles issued by Action Performance Companies. specialty cards are found throughout. The majority of these singles average (EX- Presented is a superb 1955 Topps Football All-American complete set of (100) cards. Filled with Opening Bid $400.00 MT to NM) with many better and some lesser. Due to the size/weight, shipping superstars and Hall of Famers, this set has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (EX-MT or and handling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland better), 20% (EX), 33% (VG-EX), 27% (VG) and 10% (GD or lesser). Highlights include #6 location is highly encouraged. Kinnick (VG), #10 Dudley (EX), #12 Graham (VG), #16 Rockne (VG-EX), #20 Baugh (EX), #24 Opening Bid $750.00 Strong (VG), #27 Grange (EX), #29 Nomellini (EX-MT), #34 Brien (EX-MT), #37 Thorpe (FR), #38 Stagg (VG-EX), #52 Lujack (VG), #68 Four Horsemen (VG), #85 Luckman (EX), #97 Hutson (EX) and #100 Henry SP (VG-EX). Centering is the main detractor, although it takes nothing away 1513. 1514. Multi- from the quality of the set. (400,000+) Sport Balance Opening Bid $400.00 Multi- of Collection Sport with 1518. Huge Collection Sets, (500,000+) of 1950-1972 Football Singles & Cards Singles and Near Sets Insert Presented is over The offered collection is a football Hoard (500,000) multi-sport cards with a multi- card lover’s dream with cards The enterpris- tude of star players. from 1950 through 1972 including ing dealer will The mostly 1980s- (7) near sets and hundreds of star want to “take 2000s collection fea- cards. This massive collection has stock” of this tures a slew of Hall Near Sets: with nearly all major massive of Fame players, All- stars including 1955 Bowman (400,000+) Star and rookie cards. (153/160, PR to VG-EX); 1956 modern multi- Highlight rookies Topps (115/120, PR to EX) #22 sport sets, sin- include: (15) 1984 Cardinals Team card (VG); 1963 gles and insert Topps #8 Don Topps (152/170, VG to NM) #82 hoard. These Mattingly (EX to EX- Lilly RC SP (EX-MT); 1965 singles are MT), (13) 1985 Philadelphia (182/198, VG to EX- housed in 5000 Topps #401 Mark MT) #12 Unitas (EX-MT); 1966 count boxes McGwire (VG-EX to Topps (124/132, PR to EX-MT) and are loaded EX), (3) 1989 #96 Namath (EX); 1971 Topps with rookies Bowman #220 Ken (221/263, mostly VG-EX to EX- and stars from Griffey Jr. (EX-MT), MT) #156 Bradshaw (EX-MT) the late 1980s (6) 1989 Donruss #33 and 1972 Topps low series to early 1990s. Ken Griffey Jr. (VG- (232/263, mostly EX to NM) #200 Keynote rook- EX to EX), (1) 1987 Staubach (EX). Highlight singles ies and stars Fleer #604 Barry include 1951 Bowman: (51 cards, such as Bonds (EX-MT) and PR to VG) with #34 Baugh (VG); Clemens, (1) 1993 Topps #98 1952 Bowman Small: (43 cards, PR to VG) with #14 Brown (VG-EX), #30 Baugh Griffey, Mattingly, Ramirez, Ripken and Ryan are in abundance. Multiple “dealer Derek Jeter (EX-MT). The offered lot features many big name players such as Ryan, (PR); 1953 Bowman: (30 cards, PR to VG-EX); 1954 Bowman: (87 cards, PR to stock” 50-100 ct. player bricks and team sets with a Philadelphia concentration are Seaver, Gretzky, Ripken, Brett, Yount, Rose, Orr, Bench, R. Jackson and archives and VG-EX) with #23 Blanda (VG); 1960 Fleer: (52 cards, VG to EX) with #124 Kemp also found within. A hoard of (300+) early 1990s baseball, football, basketball and modern singles of Mantle, J. Robinson and Aaron. With enormous breakdown poten- (VG-EX); 1961 Fleer: (68 cards, VG-EX to EX); 1961 Topps: (101 cards, VG-EX to 1519. 1978 Topps Football Complete Set on (4) Sheets hockey sets (many factory) headlined by (3) 1985 Topps Tiffany (no stars) and 1993 tial present, this lot also contains numerous boxes of newer Starting Line-up figurines, EX) #71 Brown (EX) and 1970 Topps: (178 cards, mostly EX to NM) #90 Simpson Presented is a 1978 Topps Football complete set on four uncut sheets. These printing Bowman Football are present. Hundreds of unopened wax packs from 1988 to the Beanie Babies and Salvino Slammers as well as many photos. Local pick-up is (NM). Approximately 15% of the cards have some form of writing on them; this has press artifacts are appealing display pieces and tough to find in any condition. early-1990s round out this collection. Due to the volume of this collection, local pick- required from consignor’s location in Maryland, Eastern Shore. been factored into the grading. For a complete listing of the cards missing from the Highlighted players include Dorsett RC (creasing), Largent and Payton. Despite up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is required. Opening Bid $400.00 near sets plus the remaining cards and conditions, please visit our website. instances of moderate creasing and peripheral fraying, the sheets still present well. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

318 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 319 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1520. 1963 1524. (51) 1525. (2) World Goal Line 49ers Champion Art Signed Team- Chicago Postcards Signed Bears with Brown Footballs Complete The best the grid- with SB Season iron has to offer XIX are found with Presented is a Package these (51) Goal pair of San The offered lot Line Art signed Francisco includes a com- postcards. These 49ers team- plete run of attractive 4x6 signed foot- programs renderings are balls including issued for the penned in blue or a Super Bowl 1963 Chicago black Sharpie, XIX Bears home with each auto- Championship contests at graph grading in ball. This lot Wrigley Field the (“9-10”) contains: 1.) (including the range. Highlights Super Bowl NFL include J. Brown, XIX signed by Championship Campbell, (45) with triumph over Dawson, (2) 1521. Vintage Football Lot With (2) Nodders and Clark, Craig the New York Fears, Gifford, and Montana, Giants), as well Programs Collection Graham, Groza, signatures as a 1963 These 1960s-1970s gridiron collectibles include: 1968 Bobblehead Dolls round gold- (2) Hirsch, Lane, average (“8”), media guide base examples of Bears (VG-EX with a series of hairline cracks at the base of the (7) B. Mitchell, white-panels show mild crazing; 2.) 1992 team-ball signed by (50) with Montana, and championship game ticket stub. The programs include (7) regular-season guides, a neck and a crack on the left foot); Lions (EX with minimal chipping at the base of the (2) Olsen, (2) Rice and Young. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. View our website championship edition and a preseason “18th Annual Armed Forces Game” guide. neck, in original box); Publications (7) with Jets/Namath concentration, includes (3) Tarkenton and for additional information. Most show (EX-MT) to (NM) quality, with the December 8 (vs. San Francisco) pro- Shea Stadium guides (all NM) with 1964 Yearbook and Gameday programs from Tittle. Auction Opening Bid $200.00 gram warranting (GD) assessment (writing on cover). The November 17 (vs. Green November 21, 1965; November 20, 1966; a (NM) Super Bowl III program and LOA from James Bay) program is autographed (blue ballpoint, roster page) by (10), including Hall of Namath covers (all VG-EX) from (2) Life (1969 and 1972) and Esquire (1971); Spence Famers Atkins, Ditka and George (all “8-9” strength). The championship game ticket Miscellaneous 1971 Topps #4 Namath Football Pin-Up; (2) 1969 Topps Football Authentications. stub presents nicely with an even tear at the perforation and is affected only by unob- wrappers; a 1922 Harvard-Brown program (Soldier Field, (VG-EX with compacting For a complete list of signatures and applica- trusive peripheral creases. Included, as well, is a championship game “Pass Out folds and penciled notations); 1937 Giants-Lions program (Polo Grounds, EX-MT). ble death dates, please visit our website. Check.” Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

1523. (10) Multi-Signed 1526. (2) Veterans Stadium Seats – Then and Now Cachets with Presented is a lot containing both a vintage and a contemporary stadium seat from Football Philadelphia’s beloved Veteran’s Stadium. Included are: 1.) 1970s wall-mounted wood Concentration- and metal seat, (2) cracked rungs, 104 seat-number with vintage layers of paint and Loaded minor oxidation; 2.) 1990s freestanding plastic/metal seat, 4 seat-number and 503, R6, S4 duct-tape designation from the stadium, shows minimal wear. This impressive pair Presented is an impres- will delight any Philadelphia collector. Due to weight, shipping will be substantial; local sive assortment of ten pick-up is encouraged. multi-signed FDC Opening Bid $200.00 cachets (mostly 1960s) with (80) noteworthy signatures. This lot features several tough endorsements, each penned in blue or black ink with primarily (“8- 9”) signature strengths. Featured are Basketball 1528. (65) Stars/Coaches: (10 sig- 1880s natures) with Cousy, Pettit; College Football Tobacco Coach of Year: (5 sig- Actress natures) with Bryant, Cards from Hayes; Golf: (10 signa- Several 1522. Football Autograph Collection - With Montana, tures) with Nelson, Designations Starr and Unitas Nicklaus, Palmer; Heisman Trophy Presented is a sam- Standouts from either side of the line of scrimmage have signed the collectibles in this Winners: (9 signatures) pling of (65) 1880s impressive lot. Autographs average (“8-9”) strength, highlighted by: Signed Helmets with Ameche, tobacco cards, all of (3) replica headgear items with team logos and appropriate scriptings with 2008 Berwanger, Simpson which feature thespi- Arizona Cardinals (14) including Breston, Hood, Patrick, Urban, Ware and Warner; (early signature), D. ans of the day. 2008 Cleveland Browns (32) with Dawson, Hubbard, Quinn and Williams; University Walker; Pro Football Included are 1880 of Texas (19) with Campbell and Lam Jones; Signed Mini-Helmets (4) with Coaches/Stars: (10 sig- 1527. (5) Grateful Dead Items - (3) Signed with Garcia Actresses: (1) N45 Cincinnati Bengals (Woods); Dallas Cowboys (with Henderson, Jones and Lett); U. of natures) with G. Allen, Epitomizing the growing counterculture of the San Francisco Bay Area during the Virginia Brights, (6) Houston (Ware) and U. of Texas (Campbell); Signed Flats (26) including Biletnikoff, P. Brown, Landry, Starr; Pro Football Greats: (36 signatures over four envelopes, 1960s, presented is a quintet of Grateful Dead with a trio of signed collectibles. This N145 Duke’s Landry, Plunkett, Shula, Stabler, Starr (1968 Topps #1 oversized reprint) and Unitas Luckman secretarial) with Battles, Baugh, P. Brown, Christiansen, D. Clark, Graham, impressive group contains: 1.) Grateful Dead Comix #4 signed by Garcia (“8.5”), Cameo, (6) N150 Honest Long Cut with Russell, (2) N151 Honest Long Cut, (1) (1971 Topps #1 oversized reprint); and 1997 Leaf Jumbos to include Carruth, Dillon, Grange, Halas, Hirsch, Layne, Motley, Nagurski, Nevers, A. Rooney, Strong and Tunnell. Hart, Kreutzman, Lesh, Weir (twice), average (“9”); 2.) Grateful Dead Comix #6 N171 Old Judge, (4) N203 Wm. S. Kimball, (2) N213 Sweet Caporal, (37) N245 Reed, T. Thomas; Signed Publications (11) with A. Griffin (September 9, 1994 A single-signed Griffith-Joyner FDC (1983) rounds out this collection. Each envelope signed by Garcia (“7”), Hart, Kreutzman, Lesh, Weir, average (“7-8”), both framed to Sweet Caporal with Russell, (1) N334 Anonymous, (1) N335 Anonymous, (2) N392 Sports Illustrated); Romo (2007 Athlon Sports); Warner (October 18, 1999 Sports reveals light pencil notations on the reverse, none of which impact the autographs. 13x16; 3.) Blue from the Rainforest CD signed by Garcia (“9”) and Merl Saunders Admiral, (1) N420 Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut and (1) N581 Anonymous. Illustrated) and a 1988 “Pro Bowl” program signed by Elway, Lott, Montana, Rice, H. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and (“8”), cover included; 4-5.) (2) All-Access passes from 1992 Grateful Dead perform- Several variations are found among these primarily low-grade examples, which con- Walker and R. White. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Additional applicable death dates, please visit our website. ances. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. tain many instances of writing. items are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $400.00

320 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 321 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1529. (24) 1530. 1910 1534. 1951 1535. 1955 Turn-of- T218 Bowman Topps Davy the- Mecca/Hassan Jets, Crockett Century Cigarettes Rockets Complete Set American Complete Set and (Green Back) Indian of (153) Cards Spacemen of (80/80) and Pioneers of early Complete Cards Buffalo Twentieth Century Set with Presented is a 1955 American sport grace Bill Die- Unopened Topps Davy Crockett this captivating 1910 complete set (green Cuts with T218 Mecca/Hassan Pack back) of (80) cards. (4) Cigarettes complete Blast into space This challenging edi- set of (153) cards. Graded with the offered tion has an approxi- The approximate con- 1951 Bowman mate condition break- Presented is a dition breakdown for Jets, Rockets down of 20% (NM or sampling of this edition is 15% and Spacemen better), 45% (EX-MT), (24) turn-of- (VG to VG-EX), 40% complete set of 20% (VG-EX) and the-century American Indian and Buffalo Bill die-cuts, four of which are professional- (GD), 20% (FR) and (108) cards. The aircraft, personnel and warring factions of a futuristic society are the 15% (VG or lesser). ly graded. Included are 1890s N143 American Tobacco Buffalo Bill Wild West 25% (low-grade, 12% focus of these vivid illustrations. This series has an approximate condition breakdown Key cards include #1 Show: (4 cards) with “Indian Gathering” (SGC 50), “Indians on Horses” (SGC 84), of which display of 10% (EX-MT or better), 35% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or lesser) with (VG), #20 error (EX- “Rider on Horse” (SGC 20), “Two Indians on Horses” (SGC 80) and 1890s Aunt either paper loss or the challenging high numbers presenting as nicely as the lower series. An impressive MT) and #80 (EX- Sally Biscuits Buffalo Bill Die-Cuts: (20 cards, average GD to VG) with (4) depict- writing). Featured are one-cent unopened wax pack (VG-EX) accompanies. MT). ing Buffalo Bill, the others have generic Western themes. Little is known of the Aunt Aviators: (4 cards) Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Sally Biscuits die-cuts. Dating is speculative, but cards were perhaps released in con- with Johnstone (GD); junction with the Buffalo Bill Wild West road show. Billiards: (15 cards) Opening Bid $200.00 with Hoppe (GD); Boxing: (62 cards) with Attell (VG), Jeffries (VG, Arms Folded), Jeffries (GD, Fighting), J. Johnson (GD, Facing Forward), J. Johnson (GD, Side View); Bowling: (4 cards), Golf: (6 cards) with Hobens (PR) and Track: (62 cards). Opening Bid $200.00 1536. (3) Vintage Cowboy-Related Games With Hopalong Cassidy Presented is a trio of vintage cowboy-related games and toys in original boxes. Included in this nostalgic grouping is: 1.) 1939 The “Red Ryder” target game by Whitman Publishing 1531. (400+) Vintage Non-Sports Trading Cards Co (EX); 2.) 1950 Hopalong Cassidy game by Milton Bradley (EX- box, NR-MT- game); From Star Wars and Batman to Presidents and Scoops, the offered lot contains a diverse 3.) 1950 Hopalong Cassidy wood-burning set by Wm. Boyd Ltd (VG-EX-box, EX-set with assortment of (400+) non-sports trading cards. Notable contents include: (89) 1957 2/6 planks). Each vintage item displays vibrant colors with all pieces accounted for. Topps Isolation Booth, (69) 1968 Laugh-In and (25) 1975 Marvel Stickers. View our Opening Bid $150.00 website for additional information. Opening Bid $100.00

1537. Collection of Vintage Books with Poe, Dickens and Doyle Offered is a wonderful collection of vintage books with several key pieces of literature from authors Edgar Allan Poe, Arthur Conan Doyle and Charles Dickens. With a total of 28 titles (and 64 total books), the collection features a first American edition of The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1905), (2) 10-volume sets of The Works of Edgar Allan Poe (1904), (9) editions from The Rover Boys series and a leather bound 2-volume gilded edition of Charles Dickens’ Christmas Stories (#716/2000, circa 1950s). Other key titles include Washington Irving’s Rip Van Winkle (1900), Dickens Oliver Twist/Great Expectations (circa 1920) and Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1901, illustrated by Newell). For a complete listing of titles, publishers and dates, please visit our website. Due to the size/weight of the lot, shipping may be substantial. 1532. 1960s Three Stooges Flicker Rings Set Opening Bid $250.00 Presented is a circa- 1960s Three Stooges “flicker rings” complete set of three. These pieces are made of plastic and colored silver and average (NM to NM-MT) condition. The rings for “Larry,” “Moe,” and “Curly” flicker between the word “Three & Stooges” at the top and their names at the bottom. Opening Bid $100.00

1538. Grover Cleveland Signed Document and McKinley Plate This pair of late-19th Century Executive Branch collectibles includes: Grover Cleveland Signed Document a 15-1/2 x 12-7/8” document dated 1533. 1950 Topps Hopalong Cassidy PSA-Graded Foil Set of (8) June 23, 1893 and signed by Cleveland, his modest but flowing penmanship Containing all eight of the elusive Foil cards, the offered lot will delight the 1950 Topps Hopalong Cassidy projecting (“9-10”) quality (document has compacting folds and minimal enthusiast. These condition-sensitive issues are seldom seen in mid- or upper-grade condition, with this PSA- separation); William McKinley Plate a 8”-diameter porcelain plate with a graded lot boasting several clean examples. Included are: PSA 3: Devil’s Playground, Unexpected Guest; PSA colorful image of McKinley. Incredibly preserved with much of the gilding 2.5: Fool’s Gold; PSA 2: Borrowed Trouble, Dead Don’t Dream; PSA 1: Dangerous Venture, False Paradise and still lining the circumference. Auction LOA from James Spence Hoppy’s Holiday. Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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1539. 1881 Garfield/Arthur Inaugural Invitation Printed on heavy stock paper by the Homer Lee Bank Note Co., the offered piece is an invitation to the 1881 Inauguration of the 20th President of the United States James Garfield. Two months after his inauguration Garfield was shot and eventually died, 1544. Varied and Interesting Grouping of Collectibles leaving vice-president Chester A. Arthur (also pictured) to take office. Displaying Offered is a collectibles lot that will pique the interest of collectors in a variety of gen- 1545. Large Collection of Ephemera, Americana and minor toning with two small nicks on the edge, the back of this invitation is numbered res. Even a partial list of the items contains vintage ribbons, stamps, coins, US curren- in red (11619) and has “9337” written in pencil. Postcards cy, foreign currency, sports cards, sports autographs, non-sports cards and other Opening Bid $100.00 The presented lot of ephemera, vintage postcards and Americana contains a wide 1540. (6) POTUS Autographs - With Theodore Roosevelt ephemera. Highlights include (10+) pieces of US and State currency, (100+) pieces of spectrum of items highlighted by (500+) postcards ranging from the 1920s through the and Nixon foreign currency, (6) vintage ribbons, a 1880 Between the Acts N347 Presidential and 1960s, (200+) Victorian trade cards (FR to VG-EX), vintage ledgers (marked on the 1541. (4) Political White House residents have penned their coveted signatures on the items in this lot of Vice Presidential candidates set of (4, all PR), (17) 1880 N342 Between the Acts interior pages), (3) 1926 Sesquicentennial serving trays with Independence Hall fea- Actresses (all PR), (4) Pin-up girls 1940s punchboards (all NM or better), (24) 1960 Records (6). Executed with various writing instruments, the signatures project (“9-10”) tured, (20+) stereo views, a vintage brass gram scale, (6) 1860s Kentucky Lottery strength throughout. Includes: Theodore Roosevelt (d.1919, cut signature, black-ink Fleer Football color separations (hand-cut), 1994 Don Mattingly signed gold card tickets (quite rare), dozens of personal letters and correspondence and (50+) 19th Offered is a quartet of fountain pen); Nixon (d.1994, inscribed “9-12-82” on the title page of The Real War, (MT) and (14) 2003 UD Yankees Signature series autographs with Byrne/Russo Century stock certificates including small railroad and mining companies. It is strong- politically themed record- Warner Books, 1980, New York); (3) Carter (8x10 print; signed fly leaf of “Official (#23/125). In-person review of this collection is encouraged. For a more complete list- ly suggested that this collection be viewed in-person at our Silver Spring location. A ings featuring two presi- 1977 Inaugural Book” and signed fly leaf of Living Faith, Times Books, 1996, New ing, please visit our website. more comprehensive listing is available on our website. dents, highlighted by 1.) York); and Clinton Signed, framed display (12-1/8 x 10-1/8”). Auction LOA from Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 8-1/4 x 8-1/4” 1953 James Spence Authentications. “Talking Picture” com- memorating the inaugura- Opening Bid $400.00 tion of Dwight D. Eisenhower (EX). Also present are: 2.) Jack Kennedy 45rpm A + B side recording (EX); 3.) 1547. 1984 1964 “Songs for Barry Backers” Goldwater for LJN Michael President full LP featur- Jackson ing “The Gene Hoover Doll in Trio”(FR-cover, EX- Original Box record). Rounding out The offered 1984 this collection is 4.) 1960 LJN Michael Nixon Campaign 78rpm Jackson doll was A + B-side with “A produced at the Message from Richard Nixon” (EX). height of his Opening Bid $100.00 superstardom. Billed as the 1542. (12) “Superstar of the 80’s,” the ten- Vintage eleven inch Americana – “Grammy Awards” Signed, figurine remains securely housed in Ribbons, its original 14”-tall Tickets packaging. Despite Spanning from the moderate wear on 18th to the 20th the packaging to century, the offered include price tag lot contains a dozen 1543. Americana Autograph Lot with War Heroes and residue and minor vintage pieces of Congressmen paper loss, this Americana. Presented is the quintessential Americana autograph lot with hundreds of signed docu- 1546. Huge Button, Pin and Political Collectibles Lot appealing col- Included are: ments, deeds, receipts and old bank notes including some notable figures from The offered grouping was amassed over years of dedicated collecting and includes lectible will surely Signed: 1778 American History. With most of the signatures originating from the Philadelphia area, artifacts from the political realm as well as a variety of pins and buttons for the astute draw interest from Oliver Ellsworth keys include (4) Thomas Biddle (War of 1812 hero, d. 1831), Oliver Wolcott, Jr. collector. Included are (500+) brass buttons, (100+) 1970-180s political pins, (20+) the music aficiona- (d.1807, 3rd Chief (Secretary of the Treasury, 1795-1800, d.1833), John Findlay (US Congressman 1821- brass belt buckles, 1953 Inaugural pin and ribbon with Eisenhower, (3) 1973 do. Justice) signed 8x7 27, d. 1838) as well as U.S. and State documents and court papers from the 18th and Inaugural Ball full tickets, 1973 Nixon/Ford Inaugural Medal (with box), Abe Lincoln Opening Bid letter and 1777 19th centuries. Other highlights include (300+) vintage bank notes and checks (most 6-1/2” brass profile half bust, (6) First Man on the Moon pins with ribbons and non- $100.00 Vandervooth signed with signatures), (50+) personal letters/correspondence including a 1918 WWI sport and sport pins (mostly reproductions). The majority of the items are in excellent produce receipt; American Expeditionary Force letter from a field hospital with a postcard included. condition with the pins and Presidential pieces grading in the EX-MT to NM-MT Ribbons: 1828 B&O Carroll, 1840 Harrison, 1843 Bunker Hill Monument, 1844 The collection boasts hundreds of individual pieces with treasures yet to be unearthed. range. The buttons and brasses show the expected patina. In-person review of this Clay, 1870s Buckingham, 1900 McKinley/Roosevelt, 1900s George Washington; It is highly suggested that interested parties view this fantastic collection in person at grand collection is encouraged. For a more complete list, please visit our website. Inauguration Tickets: 1957 ticket stub (VG), 1961 ticket stub (EX) and 1973 full our Silver Spring location. For a more comprehensive listing of items in this lot, Opening Bid $200.00 ticket (EX).Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

324 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 325 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS DAY TWO OCT 1, 2009 1548. 1990 1549. 1553. 1988 Michael Michael Michael Jackson Jackson Jackson “Bad” Signed “The Signed World Tour Book” 11x14 Program Signed Lithograph Photograph - by Jackson and Presented is a PSA/DNA Crow Michael Jackson While his appear- Michael Jackson per- (d.2009) signed lith- ances differed formed to rave reviews ograph entitled “The throughout the during his 1988 “Bad” Book”. This ready- decades, Michael world tour, and he to-frame 30x40 art- Jackson’s amazing signed this 1988 “Bad” work is penned by talents never tour program. The guide the artist and the wavered. The has a backstage guest “King of Pop” in offered autographed pass (dated “Oct 18 pencil, with the 11x14 photograph 1988”) adhered to the lengthy 6” auto- shows “The King front cover. On the title graph grading an of Pop” during the page, the recently (“9”). The textured last decade of his deceased King of Pop surface is clean abbreviated life. (d.2009) penned “Love while the exterior Sporting a black Michael Jackson,” his edges display mini- leather jacket sizable black marker mal notching and a accented by a series signature projecting light tear. This print of medallions, (“8”) quality. Somewhat is embossed on the Jackson’s image is obscured by Jackson’s 1554. Michael Jackson Autographed “Off the Wall” bottom right corner signed in silver scripting, the blue ball- and is serially num- Sharpie, his pen- point autograph of back- Album - PSA/DNA bered #72/375. The bottom edge is also embossed Jackson/Strong Art Alliance Fine Art- ning emerging prominently against the dark background to project (“8”) strength and up vocalist Sheryl Crow All grown-up and all alone, Michael Jackson left his Motown sound and his brothers 1990 Series. With the untimely passing of this international icon, this piece will undoubt- clarity. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. (“9”) is on the same behind, opting for a funk-based sound and the stylings of R&B magnate Quincy edly garner serious interest. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00 page. Crow and Jones. From these efforts came “Off the Wall,” a critically acclaimed work that yield- Opening Bid $200.00 renowned keyboard ed a record four singles (from the same album) to peak in the Billboard Top 10. player Greg Presented is an absolutely magnificent autographed copy of the breakthrough LP. The Phillinganes have colorful cover depicts a smiling Jackson in his tuxedo, his image not yet having met 1550. Michael Jackson Signed 11x14 Photograph - PSA/DNA signed and personalized the back page, as well. Accompanying are (3) ticket stubs with numerous cosmetic surgery procedures. In blue Sharpie, Jackson’s trademark sig- Captured during the post-”Thriller” era, this Michael Jackson image is signed by its famous subject. An 11x14 from that night’s concert at Washington D.C.’s Capital Centre, the venue at which the nature projects every bit of (“9-10”) strength and clarity. The cover shows (NM-MT) print, this photo reveals Jackson as his skin pigment and deep brown eyes were similar to their original hues. The lucky recipient of this program met and mingled with Jackson and Crow. Comes with quality, with nary a crease or blemish. Lyrics are printed on the “centerfold” portion silver Sharpie signature, meanwhile, is “spot-on,” trumpeting (“9-10”) strength and clarity in sizable and uninter- an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. and the original sleeve projects the 33-RPM record (which appears to be “like new,” rupted characters. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $500.00 as well). Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00

1555. Michael Jackson Autographed “Thriller” Album - PSA/DNA The defining work of Motown and Epic records legend Michael Jackson, “Thriller” cemented the Indiana-born artist’s status as pop’s biggest icon, selling a record 110 million copies (and counting) and warranting a record eight Grammy Awards at the 1984 ceremonies. Presented is an autographed copy of the landmark LP. This particular example presents beautifully, with Jackson’s blue Sharpie autograph projecting (“9”) strength and clarity against the stark white background of his jacket. A single small crease on the front left and a few 1551. Michael Jackson Signed 14x11 Photograph - more on the back right affects the cover minimal- PSA/DNA ly. The “centerfold,” meanwhile, is flawless, From the era that saw him “Goin’ Back to Indiana,” this Michael Jackson image is signed depicting the mega-star with his pet tiger. The 33- by the Billboard icon. This 14x11 color print shows young Michael clad in stylish, early- RPM record appears to be like new, and is situated 1970s apparel, complete with a loud flower pattern on his shirt and dual-colored slacks. within the original sleeve that contains lyrics and Punctuating the piece, Jackson’s black Sharpie autograph projects (“9”) strength and clari- (2) cartoons composed by the multi-talented ty. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Jackson. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00

1552. Michael Jackson Signed 14x11 Photograph - PSA/DNA Rightfully dubbed “The King of Pop,” Michael Jackson appears in royalty-themed attire in this autographed photo. The 14x11 piece depicts Jackson on stage during his latter years, with dark sunglasses, crests and frills among his showy accessories. His black Sharpie autograph projects (“8”) quality. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $400.00

326 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 30 - OCT 1, 2009 1.866.462.2273 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM SEE PAGE 5 FOR NEW BUYERS PREMIUM RATES 327 HUGGINS AND SCOTT AUCTIONS IS A CONSTANT- Stefan Wisinski: After joining our staff roughly 4 years ago, Stefan has established Kevin Endo: Originally from the Washington, DC area, Kevin is now retired from the Steve Buckholtz: One of the true “gems” of the hobby, Steve Buckholtz patrols the LY GROWING COMPANY INCE OUR LAST AUCTION himself as our “Jack of all Trades”. While still a babe in calendar years, Stefan’s Navy and covers the Ohio, Kentucky and Erie, PA area. A real go-getter, Kevin will upper part of New York, plus attends virtually every major show around the country. . S “spongelike” approach to his day-to-day duties is impressive. There is no task he is amaze you with his knowledge and enthusiasm about many aspects of this hobby. His He will be happy to help you turn your entire collection into that green paper that you (MAY 2009), WHERE WE GROSSED OVER $1.5 afraid to take on. Stefan comes from the “Steel City” and takes pride in his love for honesty and integrity go along way toward securing many valuable collections for our can use to buy things. No collection is too big, too small or too off-condition for MILLION, WE HAVE MORE STAFF AS WELL AS the Stillers and Buccos. auction. If you are in his area and have consignments to discuss, call Kevin 24/7. He “Buck”. FIELD REPRESENTATIVES IN TWO ADDITIONAL never sleeps! Upstate NY: 607-798-9477 • [email protected] LOCATIONS (NOW 37 TOTAL). SHOULD YOU HAVE Matt Flores: Matt joined our writing team full time in May, and while some people OH: 440-293-4478 • [email protected] AN INTEREST IN JOINING OUR STAFF, WE ARE have speed and others accuracy, when you find the two combined you get a true win- Chris Buckler: A hobby veteran who specializes in just about anything and every- ALWAYS LOOKING FOR PART-TIME FIELD REPRE- ner. That’s Matt. From his writing and research duties to helping out with photographs Steve Slockett: A veteran of the hobby, Steve brings us valuable experience in the thing. Chris joins our staff as our Louisville, KY representative, looking to add tobac- SENTATIVES IN NEW AREAS. CALL OUR HEAD OF and an occasional show appearance, Matt never stops. Matt’s collecting interests focus consignments and acquisitions department. He travels to most of the major east coast co, derby and a variety of other vintage related items from the Bluegrass State. If you FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, STEVE DICKLER AT on players from all sports who attended his alma mater, the University of Maryland. shows and covers the West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania areas for us. are in that area and have vintage items, contact Chris; he is as knowledgeable as any- W. VA: 304-237-6298 • [email protected] one in the industry. 215-530-4365; IT'S A NO LOSE SITUATION FOR Kris Fraley: A new member of our team, Kris joins Huggins and Scott as the head of Louisville, KY: 502-727-2921 • [email protected] YOU, AS WELL AS A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME SERI- our shipping department. He will be responsible for quick and efficient packing and Ed Como: Excited and thankful to be back in the hobby after a 20 year absence, Ed OUS MONEY. NOW, HERE ARE YOUR TEAMMATES: shipping of all auction items. Thus far, he has impressed us all. handles the MA/CT area with the hopes of securing exciting collections from one of Tim Fassler: Tim joins our list of field representatives to patrol the mid-west. He was the true “vintage” areas of our country. Ed prides himself in making sure that the a consignment representative for Teletrade from 1995-2000 and his extensive knowl- Bill Huggins: The President of the company and a major figure at the last 25 James Feagin: James came to us from the 9-5 daily grind work force with a desire to potential consignor is completely comfortable with the entire auction process from edge of vintage sports and non-sports cards will be a huge benefit to us. He will be Nationals as well as most major trade shows in the country for the past 20+ years, Bill pursue his true calling in life of writing and researching vintage cards and memorabil- start to finish. If you’re interested in consigning that Babe Ruth ball that’s been sitting happy to help turn any vintage collection in the St. Louis area into cash. has seen and played an up-front part in taking this hobby from a collecting fad to a ia. “Where have you been James” is all I can say. His write-ups clearly reflect the pas- on the mantle or that “hidden treasure”, give Ed a call, you will not be disappointed. St. Louis, MO: 314-640-0008 • [email protected] multimillion dollar industry. From spectacular finds (the first T206 Doyle variation sion he possesses for this hobby and his knowledge of the game is astonishing. A true MA/CT: 413-348-4930 • [email protected] ever sold) to widely accepted revolutionary auction techniques (the 30 minute rule) asset to our team. James’ collecting interests are in the old, odd and unusual. Kyle Cole: Kyle, a new addition to our growing list of field representatives, handles Bill is always looking for ways to better the business that has been his life. While his Steve Phillips: Air traffic controller by day and consignments and acquisitions direc- the extreme northern central part of the country for us. He will be looking for any and schedule is extremely demanding, his insistence that customer satisfaction comes first Collin Corbin: Collin has quickly established himself as our photographing and scan- tor in Arlington, Texas by night. Steve has already turned over several terrific consign- all vintage cards and collections in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. is always the utmost of his priorities. You will often find when calling our main office ning guru. All those crystal clear photos in the catalog and on our website can be ments in the Lone Star State and is always looking for more. Contact him with what Should be in that area, and are looking to sell or consign your collection, you will be that he will answer the phone himself. Bill’s interests include collecting fine wines (a attributed to Collin’s attention to detail and eye for perfection. No matter how much is you have - he’s great to work with. in great hands with Kyle. passion he acquired from his mentor Uncle Dick), game-used bats and the endless pur- thrown at him at the end, he always finds a way to get it done (and get it done well). TX: 817-454-4344 • [email protected] MN/ND/SD: 218-867-2757 • [email protected] suit of the ultimate Hogan’s Heroes set. Mark Raines: What an acquisition! Like hitting the lottery in the free-agent market, J.D. Heckathorn: We are extremely thrilled to have added this well-respected hobby Jason Chartrand: Jason secures our north-of-the-border consignments and acquisi- John Scott Sr: From his early days as the auctioneer at the legendary Willow Grove Mark joins our writing staff with a knowledge base and writing style that is immeasur- veteran to our staff. J.D. hails from the great state of Indiana and brings a wealth of tions. His knowledge of high-grade vintage cards is among the best in the industry. He shows to his amazing 2nd place finish at one of the earliest recorded card flipping con- able. He specializes in game-used material and memorabilia, but will be asked to knowledge and expertise on vintage cards and memorabilia. Don’t let his “boyish” looks attends nearly all major trade shows (and bars) across both countries and is a valuable tests ever held at a sports card show (You Go Danny!), John has played an immeasura- employ his writing to virtually any lot in the auction (and we know he will succeed). fool you, J.D. can handle everything from 1880-2007 with the class and style that will addition to our field rep staff. If you are in Canada, and anywhere near Montreal, feel ble part in the growth of this hobby. His vast knowledge of vintage sports and espe- Hailing from "Charm City," Mark literally wears his love for the Orioles and Ravens impress you. He is still active on the major Midwest show circuit; should you be in that free to contact Jason and he can help you consign your collection to us. “Another cially non-sports cards and memorabilia are an invaluable resource to our company. virtually every day. area and have items to discuss for either sale or consignment, give J.D. a call. Bucket” please. His passion is original card artwork and his collection of such items is unapproach- IN: 574-223-4320 • [email protected] Montreal, CANADA: 514-631-0332 • [email protected] able. Chuck Bortnick: What can we say but “He’s Back”. After a 7 year stint in his brother’s car business, Chuck has rejoined our staff as our local area rep and is also running Jay Strecker: With our local area business growing daily, we were in need of a Mike Nelson: Mike joins our company as a recently retired, vintage card-enthusiast Josh Wulkan: It’s tough to describe all of Josh’s duties at Huggins and Scott. He real- the day-to-day operations of House of Cards. His true love has always been this Baltimore area representative. Enter Jay Strecker. A long time Baltimore native, Jay is from the Rocky Mountain region of our country. Should you have quality collectibles ly has a hand in every aspect of the business, and these catalogs and our internet site hobby, ever since he was Bill’s original partner back in 1980. Chuck is our road war- a tireless worker who travels every day to look at collections. Well schooled in cards that you would like to consign and Mike is your closest representative, contact him would not be anywhere close to what they are without him. He is our west coast con- rior for retrieving collections within a 500-or-so mile radius of our home office. If you and especially memorabilia, there is not much Jay has not seen. If you have a collec- today and see how he can help turn your collection into cash. signments and acquisitions representative as well as our advertising manager, Vice have a sizable collection that needs to be picked up, you may just see Chuck’s smiling tion of any size in the Balmr’ area, give Jay a call; he’s always willing to travel. CO: 303-989-8069 • [email protected] President and part-owner. Josh entered the hobby at the ripe old age of 13, and now face at your door one day. Balt, MD: 410-850-0782 • [email protected] some 20+ years later he brings a work ethic and attention for details that are second to John Carpentier: John is new to our team, but not to sports card and memorabilia none. While his youthful appearance may deceive you at first, he has game that Dick DeCourcy: What can we say about “Uncle Dick, The Legend” While building Scott Miller: Scott joins us from the Tucson, AZ area, where he is hoping to help you collecting. He has 30 years of experience including 16 years owning a sports memora- will impress you. Georgia Music and Sports from a basement business to one of the largest mass distrib- turn your vintage cards and collectibles into needed cash. Contact Scott today if you bilia store. He has authored price guides, editorials and hosted radio and television No. Calif: 510-530-1156 • [email protected] utors this industry has ever seen, Dick has seen and done it all. Now that he is semi- are ready to see how easy it can be. shows about the sports card hobby. His knowledge of the industry, especially in the retired, we are honored to have him on our staff as our North Carolina/Georgia/South Tucson, AZ: 520-777-3379 • [email protected] upper midwest is second to none. If you are in Wisconsin or Michigan’s upper penin- John Scott Jr: Some of John’s earliest childhood memories include baseball card Carolina representative. Should you be in that area and wish to discuss your consign- sula, give John a call to see how he can help you turn your collection into CASH! shows. From the Howard Johnson’s in Wheaton, Maryland to the George Washington ments, give him a call. You will NEVER meet a finer gentleman, who respects this Michael Golsteyn: Yet another expansion to the Midwest region of the country, Green Bay, WI: 920-497-4790 • [email protected] Motor Lodge in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, John was there. Now, as the attorney for hobby and exudes class from dawn till wine time! Michael hails from the western part of Michigan. His knowledge base includes vintage the company, John provides legal counsel on many subjects relating to the auction GA/NC: 828-342-2693 • [email protected] cards and memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into David Nielsen: David is recently retired and is anxious to help turn over vintage col- business. It’s always a thrill when John comes out from behind his desk and joins us at cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won’t be disappointed with his friendly lections from the Phoenix, AZ area. He is ready to visit you and explain how Huggins the National. John’s collecting interests continue to be primarily historical memorabil- Richard Wiercinski: A savvy show veteran dealer for many years, Richard’s passion customer service and knowledge of the hobby. and Scott Auctions can help turn your cards and collectibles into real money. ia and non-sport cards. is vintage cards. He joined our staff in 2005 and has provided many quality items in MI: 616-218-9334 • [email protected] Phoenix, AZ: 480-816-0354 • [email protected] this catalog. Richard represents the NJ/NY area for us and is highly qualified to handle Steve Dickler: Our leader every auction in consignments, Steve is constantly traveling any collection. If you’re in the North Jersey area, and would like to discuss sale or Jay Dyer: Yet another expansion to the southeastern region of the country, Jay hails Bob Brill: Bob joins our staff after closing his sports card shop in southern California the Philly and South New Jersey area to secure many major collections for our auc- consignment of your collection, call Richard; you’ll love working with him. from the northern part of Florida. His knowledge base includes early vintage cards and earlier this year. His knowledge and professionalism impressed us and we're sure it tions. A tireless professional, Steve brings an unequaled knowledge of the right way to NJ: 201-417-6282 • [email protected] memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into cash. If you will you, as well. If you're in SOCAL and are looking to turn your collection into cash, do business and the ability to handle and adapt to vastly different collections he sees are in the southern Georgia or north or central Florida area, you won’t be disappointed contact Bob. on a daily basis. We are truly honored to have him representing our company. Steve’s Ron Vitro: From Aaron autographs to Zelmo Beatty’s jersey, Ron has seen and han- with his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. So. California: 805-658-1076 • [email protected] hobby interests focus mainly on older and tough to find unopened boxes. If you are dled it all. If you are in the New York area and have vintage sports cards or memora- N. FLA: 386-597-7552 • [email protected] ever looking for a tough - or just popular at the time - case, box or pack, a call to bilia to sell or consign, Ron is the man to call. A true professional in every sense of the Bob Hallman: Bob handles consignments from the Twin Cities of Minnesota. A Steve might just surprise you. word, we are honored to have him working with us. Kent Feddeman: A tremendous Washington area transplant to the southeastern part of hobby veteran who has a well-rounded knowledge of cards and memorabilia. If you PA/NJ: 215-530-4365 • [email protected] NY: 914-235-5478 • [email protected] Florida. Kent’s knowledge of the Washington Senators and vintage memorabilia is vir- are looking to turn your collection into spendable money, contact Bob - he will explain tually unmatched in the industry. He is always willing to help you turn your entire col- how easy we make it. Kevin Heffner: With the title of head writer Kevin has an immense task for each auc- Ricky Huggins: Ricky has literally grown up in a ‘House of Cards’. With his father lection into cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won’t be disappointed with Minneapolis, MN: 952-448-5143 • [email protected] tion and handles the job with the utmost of professionalism. Many of you who have owning the same named business for his entire life he has heard terms like wax box, his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. consigned items to us have probably had the pleasure of dealing with Kevin in his factory set and mint corners since he could remember. Now a student at Slippery Rock SE FLA: 561-573-4975 • [email protected] Rich DeCourcy: Staying in the DeCourcy family, we have added Rich DeCourcy and endless quest for the perfect write-up. He often emails and converses with our con- College in western Pennsylvania, Ricky is well qualified to handle your sale or con- his wealth of knowledge to our field rep staff. Rich patrols the Kansas City, MO and signors to extract all possible information about the items he and his staff are writing signment needs between classes. Craig Crampton: Yet another expansion in the Washington, DC/metro area, Craig surrounding areas. If you're in the "heartland" and have items to consign, contact Rich about. Kevin hails from the “cheesesteak” capital of the world and his main collecting West PA: 301-928-0256 • [email protected] lives in the northern Virginia area and is more than capable of handling your entire to turn it into green paper! interests are “xx” rated as in Jimmie. collection. His knowledge base includes vintage cards and memorabilia. If you are Kansas City, MO: 816-419-6930 • [email protected] anywhere close to him, feel free to give him a call. N. VA: 703-220-4718 • [email protected]

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