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elcome to Huggins and Scott Auctions, the Nation's fastest growing Sports & W Americana Auction House. With this catalog, we are presenting another extensive list of sports cards and memorabilia, plus an array of historically significant Americana items. We hope you enjoy this.

V E RY I M P O RTA N T: Due to size constraints and the cost factor in the print version of most catalogs, we are unable to include all pictures and elaborate descriptions on every single lot in the auction. However, our website has no limitations, so we have added many more photos and a much more elaborate description on virtually every item on our website. Well worth checking out if you are serious about a lot! WEBSITE: WWW. H U G G I N S A N D S C O T T. C O M

Here's how we are running our August 6, 2015 high bid for, and which lots you have been outbid on. IF YOU auction: HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON BIDDING BEGINS: THAT ITEM AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding Monday July 27, 2015 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e session (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on August 6th, if you are the only bidder on an item that ends that day, that Our auction was designed years ago and still remains item will close and you will be declared the winner. We can- geared toward affordable vintage items for the serious collec- not stress enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For tor. We describe and photograph each item in the most clear example, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a and easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE bid (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every item QUESTIONS! Call us anytime at 301-608-0355. Always that you are interested in, you are good to go and will be leave a message if you get our machine. It's always the first allowed to bid at the end of the auction, without the possibili- thing we check everyday. ty of being shutout.

REGISTRATION: STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the phone Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding at 301-608-0355 or online at www.hugginsandscott.com. session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the Should you choose the online method and have any prob- end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item lems, please call us for assistance. Our normal business that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in on hours are Monday-Friday 10-6pm EST. Weekends by a new item during this time. appointment only. STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style Once registered you will need to confirm your email address Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're by following the link in the confirmation email that is automat- Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other ically sent to your email address that you register with. At the auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auctions time of registration, you will create a User ID and Password, all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friendly. that you are responsible for; you will use that same User ID Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for roughly and Password every time you log into our site for this and all two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them ample future auctions. Bidding is done online or by telephone. opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm on the ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN TIME item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at 11:00pm on their respective end date. If only one bid has been received 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the winner. If there have STEP 1) Initial Bids been two or more bids on a particular item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have passed without any addi- NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchronized by tional bids on that item. A 30-minute timer is provided for Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The clock is set to each lot and will be automatically reset every time a new bid reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern time, which is when is made on that lot. If you up your own high bid in the last the lot would end if no additional bids are placed on the lot. If 30-minutes, the 30-minute clock will NOT reset. This is now you have not bid on the lot, you will need to place your first available in real time on our website. You will want to hit bid by the time the countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. the "REFRESH" button on your computer as the clock If you have any questions, please ask in advance! counts down, as our system will not automatically show an increase in bids. Bids on items will continue to be You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by 10:00 accepted between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm from any bidder pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed to STEP that has bid on the item prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go to “My Session). Based on these rules, no lot with two or more bids Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you are in. You prior to 10:00 pm can close prior to 11:30 pm ET. can now sort your bid list by which lots you hold the current

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We WILL sell $1,000 - $2,499 $100.00 your debt to a collection agency if you fail to make payment. $2,500 - $4,999 $250.00 $5,000 - $9,999 $500.00 MORE ABOUT OUR AUCTION $10,000 - $24,999 $1,000.00 1) All items are sold AS IS to the highest bidder $25,000 - $49,999 $2,500.00 2) Buyer's Premium and Sales Tax - Please note our BUY- $50,000+ $5,000.00 ERS PREMIUM is 19-1/2% of the hammer price. This means if an item sells for $1000, the winning bidder will pay ($1195.00 plus shipping, handling and insurance). Here are some examples: This is added to the item before any sales tax (6%), which is applicable to all Maryland residents ONLY! a) Two bidders named A & B are the only two who have bid on Lot 420 prior to 10:00 pm on the day that the lot ends. Only 3) No one who is currently employed with Huggins and Scott Bidders A & B can bid on Lot 420 after 10:00 pm. At 11:00 pm, or House of Cards may bid on any items in any Huggins and Bidder A was the high bidder on Lot 420. If no one else bids Scott Auctions. However, the auction house and its employ- before 11:30 pm, Bidder A will win the auction. If, however, ees may consign items to the auction. Bidder B bids again at 11:27pm, the new end time for Lot 420 is 11:57 pm, giving Bidder A another 30 minutes to raise his 4) “Items With Reserves” feature slightly modified! bid. No other auction lots are affected by A & B's bidding on We have expanded and modified the “items with reserves” Lot 420. feature for this auction. Now, the items with reserves are noted b) If Bidder A was the only bidder on Lot 420 at 10:00 pm, he with a red outline around the lot and the words “ITEM WITH automatically wins the lot at 11:00pm. RESERVE” heading above the lot. They will also appear in This format accomplishes two very bidder-friendly things: it the appropriate category section based on the item. The rea- prevents snipers, as once you bid the clock resets for 30 min- son we have started this is to allow us to offer more unique utes even if you bid with 1 second left. Also, it allows people to and special items, while also giving our consignors the assur- know they have won an item without having to wait for every ance that the items will at least reach a certain minimum. All item in the auction to close. items with reserves will have an opening bid and an estimated value range. The reserve bid on any item will never be We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly greater than the low value in the estimated range. By start- Auction Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is just ing the bidding below the reserve price it will allow our bidders “a better mousetrap.” However should you have any questions to get their initial bids in prior to the 10:00pm cutoff time for about this procedure, PLEASE call us: 301-608-0355. “initial bids” on the final day of the auction and then all eligible A few examples for those of you that may not understand: bidders can decide what they want their final bid to be on that a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not have a day. The items will have a statement in the bid box on our bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the option at website saying either “Reserve Not Met” or “Reserve Met”. bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, $275, $300, Those two phrases should be self-explanatory. If you are $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, $500, $550, $600 entering a ceiling bid on one of these items and your ceiling and so on. bid exceeds the reserve, the computer will only take you to the value that equals the reserve. The remaining amount of your b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options for ceiling bid will be kept hidden to everyone but you. If the item bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, $2400, ends with the “reserve not met” the item will be deemed $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. “passed” with a zero sale price. We are trying to make this a simple and easy-to-understand feature in our auction; should Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max you have any questions, concerns or comments on this new bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've venture, we welcome your feedback. been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they 5) Shipping - Is the buyer's responsibility. We will work with placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one more bid you on larger lots to find the best way. All items must be fully will make you the current high bidder. You can enter the next paid for, including shipping and insurance, before they will be acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the current high bid. sent out. We strongly encourage any local bidders to pick up their winnings at our Office or at the House of Cards. PAYMENT OPTIONS International bidders should contact us prior to sending We accept personal checks, business checks, money orders, payment to discuss specific shipping options. bank checks, and cash. We WILL accept Paypal for auction items (if pre-authorized before the auction ends. Call or email 6) Return Policy - ALL LEGITIMATE RETURNS OR CREDIT for details). We DO NOT accept credit cards for auction REQUESTS MUST BE BROUGHT TO OUR ATTENTION winnings! WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR FOLLOWING THE AUCTION CREDITS! ALSO, THE ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT AND We will send winning bidders an email as well as written IN THE SAME FORM AS WHEN IT WAS SOLD IN ORDER invoices the week following the auction. Payment is requested TO RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERATIONS within 15 days from the end of the auction. Extremely late or - NO EXCEPTIONS!!

4 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 We have conservatively graded most items, however we tion on each individual lot. Please call if you have any ques- strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better yet, tions regarding these auction lot LOA's. come view the items you are interested in. If you are unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to make any MLB Authentication: changes from the print catalog on our website. Any changes Due to the MLB Authentication protocol, many items that were that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that in fact game used and verified as such by team personnel, are item by email. deemed “Team Issued” on the MLB Authentication website with numbers corresponding to those on holograms issued by 7) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the MLB. While we will remain consistent with MLB’s assessments right to revoke any bidder privileges for what we deem as in our descriptions, several of these items are game worn as unethical behavior. well as team issued; and they have varying degrees of use, from light to heavy. PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are aware of Framed Items: the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are bidding on. Frames included with lots: while we make every effort to pro- Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all bids in the auction tect the frames included in these lots during pre auction stor- and bidding privileges revoked. WE CANNOT COMPROMISE age and post auction shipping, we are not responsible for any THE INTEGRITY OF THE AUCTION BY CANCELING BIDS. damage to the frames themselves, and no refunds will be given due to frame damage. 8) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are available for viewing at our auction office: 2301 Broadbirch Dr. Ste About Our Grading: 150, Silver Spring, MD 20904. Calling in advance for an Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you pro- graded and encapsulated by independent grading companies. vide a list of the items that you want to examine, so we may Many other lots have been graded by our highly educated writ- have them ready for you. ers. For the most part, these are conservative grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss something. We are 9) All bids are in US Dollars! not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and we cannot issue refunds 10) When we refer to a population report about graded cards, or credits if cards do not receive a numerical grade or the we only reference the population of that card's grading compa- exact grade that we describe. We strongly recommend that ny. For example, if we say an SGC card has three equals and you come look at any items that you are bidding on, and make none better, we are only referring to that card's population your own determination about it's grade. among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of writing and are Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: subject to change. Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing company. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always About Our Autographs: looking for part-time field representatives in new areas. Call All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come with our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler at 215-530- either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most used), 4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose situation for you, PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), Stacks of as well as a chance to make some serious money. Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take great pride in only Consignments For Our Next Auction: offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", "NO QUESTIONS We have already begun taking consignments for our ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, November 12, 2015 Masterpiece Auction. Consignment dead- clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured that your line: October 9th - by consigning your items early, you allow autographed items from H&S have passed the most stringent us the opportunity to advertise your items on our website, in examination. trade publications and press releases, as well as at major shows across the country. This is an invaluable way to expose Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature was your items to our thousands of current bidders and possible a common practice among teams where the key players would new bidders, who can then plan ahead to bid on your items. not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant would Believe me, it happens! sign for the player. We note any signature that is a clubhouse signature. We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (prima- Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: rily 1960s and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss it. For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full photo- You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden under a little graph LOA's from one of the respected third party authentica- dust, or needs the right exposure! tion companies. For the lesser valued items, we are having those items authenticated and noted with a unique sticker/cer- ALSO: We are the best major catalog auction company for tificate combination for each item. In the remaining cases, on newer modern insert, relic and autographed cards. Virtually lots with more than one autographed item, we will issue one every consignor has been pleased with the results for their blanket auction letter of authenticity for the entire lot (although "Shiny Cards" through our auction. we are trying to do away with this altogether, but sometimes it is the only cost effective method). This is the original letter that Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or con- we receive from the authentication company describing the signments of your cards and other treasures. offered lot. You may use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should you chose to do that, however the auction LOA’s are only valid for 45 days from the end of the auction. Please see the item's description for specific authentica-

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 1. Incredible 1911 T205 Gold Borders Near Master Set of (221/222) SGC Graded Cards— Highest SGC Grade Average! Extraordinary 1911 T205 Gold Borders near master set of (221/222) SGC graded cards. These century-old gilt treasures constitute a labor of love from our consignor who meticulously pieced together this fragile tobacco card series with an eye for quality. The result is an incredible proposition for the serious turn-of-the-century baseball card collector. With an average card grade of 55.96 the offered 1911 T205 Gold Borders near master set currently has the highest GPA for the designation evaluated by the grading service!

Over 94% of the cards are judged 50 VG-EX 4 or better! The overall condition breakdown is as follows: (1) SGC 82, (11) SGC 80, (13) SGC 70, (83) SGC 60, (10) SGC 55, (90) SGC 50, (1) SGC 45, (9) SGC 40, (1) SGC 30, (1) SGC 20 and (1) SGC 20. Additionally, the advertising back composition includes: (79) Piedmont, (55) Sweet Caporal, (32) Hassan, (19) Polar Bear, (16) Honest Long Cut, (10) Cycle, (9) Sovereign and (1) American Beauty. Highlights include:

Hall of Famers: (30 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with Baker (SGC 60), Bender (SGC 40), Bresnahan (SGC 80, Mouth Closed), Bresnahan (SGC 80, Mouth Open), M. Brown (SGC 50, Polar Bear), Chance (SGC 82), Clarke (SGC 80), Cobb (SGC 40), E. Collins (SGC 60, Mouth Closed), E. Collins (SGC 40, Mouth Open), J. Collins (SGC 50), Duffy (SGC 50), Evers (SGC 50), Griffith (SGC 60), Huggins (SGC 50, Cycle), Jennings (SGC 50), W. Johnson (SGC 40, Polar Bear), Joss (SGC 50), Marquard (SGC 50, Cycle), Mathewson (SGC 50), Mathewson (SGC 20, “37-1” Record, Cycle), McGraw (SGC 60, Polar Bear), Speaker (SGC 60), Tinker (SGC 80, 1 of 6, one better), Wallace (SGC 40, No Cap, One Line of 1910 Stats), Wallace (SGC 50, No Cap, Two Lines of 1910 Stats), Wallace (SGC 50, with Cap), Walsh (SGC 50), Wheat (SGC 50), C. Young (SGC 50);

Non-Hall of Fame Minor Leaguers: (11 cards, all Hassan backs, unless noted) with Adkins (SGC 60, Polar Bear), Batch (SGC 50), Cady (SGC 60, Polar Bear), Dunn (SGC 60), Frick (SGC 50), Hanford (SGC 50, Polar Bear), Lee (SGC 70), McAllister (SGC 80), Merritt (SGC 50), Nee (SGC 50, Polar Bear), Phelan (SGC 60, Polar Bear);

Non-Hall of Fame Shortprints: (16 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with Dahlen (SGC 70), Donohue (SGC 50), Fisher (SGC 50), Grant (SGC 60), Karger (SGC 50), Kleinow (SGC 40), Raymond (SGC 50), Rowan (SGC 60, Polar Bear), Scanlan (SGC 60, Honest Long Cut), Stahl (SGC 50), Suggs (SGC 50), Sweeney (SGC 50, Honest Long Cut), Turner (SGC 50), Vaughn (SGC 55), C. Wagner (SGC 40), K. White (SGC 60);

Non-Hall of Fame Variations/Other Stars: (26 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with Barger (SGC 50, Partial “B” on Cap), Chase (SGC 50, Both Ears Show, Frame Ends at Shoulders), Chase (SGC 50, Both Ears Show, Frame Extends Below Frame), Chase (SGC 50, Only Left Ear Shows), Dougherty (SGC 50, Red Sock), Ford (SGC 60, White Cap), Gray (SGC 40, Stats on Back), Harmon (SGC 60, Only Left Ear Shows), Hoblitzell (SGC 70, Name Incorrect, No “Cin.”), Hoblitzell (SGC 60, Corrected, “Cin.” After 2nd 1908 in Stats, Cycle), Hoblitzell (SGC 50, Corrected, No “Cin.”), Miller (SGC 50, “John B.” on back, uncatalogued variation), Moran (SGC 30, Stray Line of Type Below Stats, Polar Bear), Shean (SGC 50, Cubs), Wilhelm (SGC 10, “Suffered” in 18th Line, Hassan) and Wilhelm (SGC 60, “Suffe ed” in 18th Line).

Missing only the near impossible Hoblitzell (No Stats) variation for total master set completion. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($32,500- $50,000). A complete list of cards and their respective grades is available by following the link posted on our website. Opening Bid $10000.00

6 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 3. 1887 N172 Old Judge 2. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Jocko Fields Cigarettes Cap Anson SGC 80 EX/NM 6 SGC 55 VG-EX+ 4.5 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

4. 1887 N172 Old Judge 5. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Cliff Carroll Cigarettes Kid Gleason SGC 80 EX/NM 6—”1 of SGC 50 VG-EX 4— 1” with None Better ”Black Sox” Manager Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

6. 1887 N172 Old Judge 7. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Dan Casey Cigarettes Mike Dorgan SGC 80 EX/NM 6 SGC 80 EX/NM 6 Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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8. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes 9. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes 10. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Sam Smith SGC 50 VG-EX 4 Joe Gunson SGC 50 VG-EX 4 Henry Gruber SGC 40 VG 3 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

11. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes 13. 1909 T204 Ramly Clark Griffith Bill Hallman SGC 40 VG 3 SGC Authentic Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

12. 1888 Scrapps Die-Cuts St. Louis Browns SGC Graded Team Set (9) The St. Louis Browns of the American Association are portrayed in candid detail on the 1888 Scrapps die-cuts team set of nine different busts. Each graded by SGC. These 127 year-old keepsakes were each removed from a period scrapbook and display a combination of wear. Includes: SGC 20: Welch; SGC 10: (8 cards) with Bushong, Caruthers, Comiskey, Foutz, Gleason, Latham, O’Neill and W. Robinson. 14. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Opening Bid $250.00 15. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Sherry Magee (Magie) Error—SGC Bud Sharpe (Shappe) Error— Authentic SGC 45 VG+ 3.5 Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

8 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 16. (75) 1909-11 T206 White Border PSA Graded Cards 17. 1911 with (12) HOFers & T206 John (6) Southern Hummel Leaguers The overall condition American breakdown is (1) PSA 5 Beauty (Q), (2) PSA 4, (43) 460 — PSA 3 (one Q), (5) PSA SGC 55 2.5, (12) PSA 2 (one Q), VG-EX+ (2) PSA 1.5, (9) PSA 1 4.5 and (1) PSA Authentic. Opening Bid Additionally, the adver- $100.00 tising back composition includes (1) EPDG, (66) Piedmont/SC, (4) Polar Bear, (3) Old Mill and (2) Sovereign. 18. Incredible Highlights include: 1909 S74 HOFers: (12 cards) with Silks-White Bender (PSA 2 mk, Ty Cobb Pitching, No Trees), SGC 84 NM Bresnahan (PSA 3 mk, with Bat), Chance (PSA 7 with Red Authentic, Batting, Sun EPDG), Clarke (PSA 2, Advertising Holding Bat), Flick Back— (PSA 1), Griffith (PSA 1, Batting), Griffith (PSA 2, Portrait), Huggins Highest (PSA 2, Hands at Mouth), Huggins (PSA 1, Portrait), Kelley (PSA 2), Graded McGraw (PSA 1, Portrait, with Cap), Tinker (PSA 1, Bat Off Shoulder, Known from Polar Bear); Southern Leaguers: (6 cards) with Bastian (PSA 1), Ellam Set! (PSA 1, OM), E. Howard (PSA 1), S. Smith (PSA 1), Thebo (PSA 1.5) and Opening Bid F. White (PSA 1.5, OM). Detailed description on website. $2500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

19. (15) 1909-11 T206 White Border 20. 1921 21. 1926-29 SGC 30-55 Schapira Baseball Graded Brothers Candy Exhibits-P.C. Cards Babe Ruth Back Babe with (Portrait) SGC Ruth 30 Jimmy 40 VG 3 Good 2 Collins Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid Detailed $150.00 description on website. Opening Bid $100.00

22. (13) 1925-1932 W574 & W590 Baseball Strip Cards with (6) Hall of Famers—All Graded Each graded by either PSA or SGC. Showcased are (13) 1925- 23. 1934 1932 baseball strip cards featuring six Hall of Famers. Includes: 1925-31 W590 Strip Cards: (5 cards, all PSA Authentic, unless Diamond Stars noted) with Burns, Caveney, Grimm (SGC 40), B. Harris, T. #18 Chick Hafey Jackson; 1932 W574: (8 cards) with Appling (SGC 40), Averill PSA NM-MT 8 (SGC 50), Blaeholder (PSA 4), Cissell (PSA 2), Foxx (SGC Opening Bid $500.00 30), Marberry (SGC 40), Peckinpaugh (PSA 2) and Simmons (SGC 20). Opening Bid $250.00

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24. 1935 Diamond Stars #12 Dixie 25. 1935 Diamond Stars #32 Sam 26. 1939 Play Ball #26 Joe Walker PSA NM-MT 8—None Better Rice GAI NM-MT 8 DiMaggio GAI Mint 9 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

29. (15) 1940 Play Ball High Numbers with Goslin—All SGC 80-84 Each graded either 84 NM 7 or 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. Formidable assortment of (15) different 1940 Play Ball high numbers with Superman advertising backs. Includes: SGC 84: (5 cards) with #183, 217, 28. 1940 Play Ball #1 Joe 219, 229, 231; SGC 80: (10 cards) with #182, 187, 194, 197, 203, 204, 208, 211, 221 DiMaggio - SGC 40 VG 3 and #232 Goslin. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

27. 1941 Play Ball #71 Joe DiMaggio SGC 84 NM 7 Opening Bid $900.00

30. (30) 1940 Play Ball Mostly High Numbers with (4) Hall of Famers—All SGC Graded Each graded by SGC. Crisp and clean arrangement of (30) different 1940 Play Ball mostly high numbers featuring a quartet of Hall of Famers. Each high number features a Superman advertising back. Includes: SGC 70: (12 cards) with #40 Greenberg, 186, 188, 193, 195, 199, 206, 210, 213, 220, #236 Bottomley, #237 Keeler; SGC 60: (13 cards) with #181 Chandler, 189-191, 196, 200, 202, 205, 207, 228, #234 Chance, 239, #240 Atwood; SGC 55: #198; SGC 45: #209; SGC 40: (3 cards) with #184, 31. 1939 Play Ball #26 Joe 214 and 222. DiMaggio PSA VG-EX 4 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

10 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 33. (3) 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s 32. 1951 Bowman Baseball Mickey All-Stars Cochrane, Collins & Mantle Rookie SGC 60 EX 5 Speaker—All PSA Graded Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $200.00

34. 1952 Topps Baseball 35. 1952 Topps Baseball High High Number PSA 7 Number PSA 5 to 6.5 Graded Card Graded Card Trio Lot of (5) Fill multiple gaps in your 1952 Very nice grouping of five 1952 Topps Topps Baseball project with this Baseball PSA graded high numbers. trio of high numbers. Each appro- Includes: PSA 6.5: #330 Lown; PSA 6: (2 priately graded NM 7 by PSA. cards) with #317 Marrero, #356 Atwell; Includes: 1.) #354 Hatfield; 2.) PSA 5: (2 cards) with #328 Borkowski #367 Thorpe and 3.) #374 and #348 Kelly. Benton. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

36. 1953 Topps Baseball #82 Mickey Mantle SGC 70 EX+ 5.5 Opening Bid $250.00

37. 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Sandy Koufax Rookie SGC 88 NM/MT 8 Opening Bid $750.00

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38. 1948 Bowman Baseball #6 Yogi 39. 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s All- 40. 1954 Topps Baseball #201 Al Berra Rookie PSA EX-MT 6 Stars Babe Ruth PSA EX 5 Kaline Rookie PSA NM 7 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

42. 1955 Topps #164 Roberto Clemente Rookie Card - SGC 50 VG/EX 4 Opening Bid $200.00

43. 1955 Topps Baseball #50 Jackie Robinson PSA NM 7 Opening Bid $200.00

41. 1954 Topps #128 Henry Aaron Rookie Card - SGC Authentic Opening Bid $100.00

45. 1956 Topps Baseball #135 Mickey Mantle (Gray Back) PSA NM 7 Opening Bid $400.00

46. 1956 Topps Baseball #79 Sandy Koufax PSA NM 7 44. 1955 Topps Baseball Rookies: Opening Bid $100.00 #123 Sandy Koufax PSA 5.5 & #124 Harmon Killebrew PSA 5 Opening Bid $250.00

12 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 48. 1956 Topps Baseball #135 Mickey Mantle Gray & White 47. 1955 & 1956 Topps Baseball Brooklyn Dodgers Group (27) Back with (8) Graded Variations— From the heyday of the Brooklyn Dodgers dominance arrive these (27) Both PSA 1955 and 1956 Topps Baseball singles with eight graded. Includes: 1955 Detailed descrip- Topps: (14 cards, average EX-MT) with #5 Gilliam (EX-MT), 19, (2) 25, tion on website. Opening Bid 40, (2) #75 Amoros (SGC 86, EX), 90 (SGC 88), 92, 111 (PSA 7), 156, $200.00 #187 Hodges (EX-MT), 199 (PSA 6), #210 Snider (EX-MT); 1956 Topps: (13 cards, average EX) with #8 Alston (VG-EX), #30 J. Robinson (GD), 58, 63, 99, #101 Campanella (SGC 60), #150 Snider (PSA 7), 178 (PSA 7), 190, 233, #260 Reese (EX-MT), 270 and #280 Gilliam (PSA 7). Opening Bid $250.00

50. (10) 1950- 1959 Topps & Bowman Baseball Dodgers Graded Cards Whether at Ebbets Field or Chavez Ravine, the Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers franchise is treasured by gen- erations of baseball fans. Offered are (10) 1950-1959 graded singles featuring players who starred on opposing coasts. Includes: 1950 Bowman: (5 cards) with #75 Campanella (PSA 7), #76 Barney (PSA 7), #77 Snider (SGC 60), #113 49. (4) 1956 Topps Baseball PSA EX-MT 6 to NM-MT 8 Hermanski (PSA 7), #223 Russell (PSA 6); 1951 Bowman: #152 Abrams Graded Cards with #30 J. Robinson (PSA 6); 1954 Bowman: #170 Snider (SGC 84); 1957 Topps: #400 Opening Bid $200.00 Dodger’s Sluggers (PSA 7); 1958 Topps: #71 Dodgers Team (PSA 7) and 1959 Topps: #20 Snider (PSA 8). Opening Bid $200.00

51. (65) 1962 Topps Baseball 52. (5) High 1953- Numbers 1970 with (30) Topps SGC 60- Baseball 86—Sharp! Hall of Highlights Fame include: SGC Graded 86: (3 cards) Cards with #546, with 551, #575 Mantle, Schoendienst; Mays & SGC 84: (11 Paige cards) with Detailed #525, 533, description 535, 539, #544 on website. McCovey, 550, 559, 564, 581, 587, #594 Uecker RC; SGC 82: #596 Opening Pepitone RC; SGC 70: #593 Rookie Pitchers and Ungraded: (35 cards, Bid $200.00 average VG-EX, mostly due to errant centering). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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53. 1956 Topps Baseball #5 Ted Williams GAI Mint 9 Opening Bid $200.00

54. 1958 Topps Baseball #187 55. 1959 Bazooka Mickey Sandy Koufax GAI Gem Mint 9.5 Mantle SGC Authentic Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

57. 1967 Topps Baseball #581 Tom 58. 1968 Topps Baseball #177 Nolan 56. 1965 Topps Baseball #3 A.L. Home Seaver Rookie SGC 70 EX+ 5.5 Ryan Rookie PSA NM 7 Run Leaders Mickey Mantle Salesman Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Sample—SGC Authentic Opening Bid $150.00

60. (9) 1968-1982 Baseball Hall of 61. 2010 Bowman Baseball 18U 59. 1970 Topps Baseball #712 Famers with (2) PSA Graded Ripken USA Baseball Chrome #18BC8 Nolan Ryan PSA NM-MT+ 8.5 Rookies Bryce Harper BGS 10 Pristine Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

14 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 62. 1930 Cracker Jack Complete Set of (25) PSA Graded Pins—#4 on Registry Along with some peanuts, buy yourself this elite 1930 Cracker Jack complete set of (25) PSA graded pins! Great foresight was employed in checklisting this designation as 68% of the player 63. 1948 Bowman would eventually be enshrined as Baseball Complete Set Cooperstown. With both a Set (48/48) Rating and Weighted GPA of Detailed description on website. 6.55, this meticulously pieced Opening Bid $250.00 together assembly is currently ranked #4 on the competitive PSA Registry. Includes: PSA 8: (3 pins, all none better) with Cuyler, Grimm, Suhr; PSA 7: (13 pins) with Berry, Cissell, Dean, W. Ferrell, Frisch, Gomez, Grantham, Grove, Maranville, Reynolds, Terry, Vance, P. Waner; PSA 6: (6 pins) with Gehrig, Goslin, Lazzeri, Ruffing, Simmons, Warneke; PSA 5: (3 pins) with Hartnett, T. Jackson and Lyons. Opening Bid $1500.00

65. 1950 Bowman 64. 1949 Bowman Baseball Complete Set Baseball Complete Set (252/252) (240/240) Detailed description on web- Detailed description on website. site. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

67. 1951 Topps Baseball Red Backs/Blue Backs Complete & Near Sets Plus (85) Dupes Spectacular pair of 1951 Topps Baseball Red Backs/Blue Backs complete and near sets plus (85) duplicates. Highlights include: 66. 1951 1951 Topps Red Backs set: Bowman (52/52, average EX-MT, 45 dupes, Baseball 10% paper loss/residue) with (2) Complete Set of #8 Wynn (EX-MT, VG-EX), (4) (324) Cards #22 Feller (average EX), (3) #30 Detailed description Spahn ((2) EX-MT, one FR, pen on website. mark), (2) #38 Snider (VG-EX, Opening Bid $500.00 VG); 1951 Topps Blue Backs near: (46/52, average GD, 40 dupes) with (3) #3 Ashburn (all GD), (3) #6 Schoendienst (VG, (2) GD), (3) #30 Slaughter (VG-EX, (2) GD) and (2) #50 Mize (GD, FR). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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68. 1952 Topps Baseball #1-80 Low Numbers Set Leading off the iconic 1952 Topps Baseball edition is the offered #1-80 low numbers set. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 40% (VG or better, 45% (GD) and 15% (FR or 69. 1952 Bowman lesser). The back breakdown Baseball Complete Set includes (68) red and (12) of (252) Cards black. Highlights include: #1 Detailed description on web- Pafko (FR), #11 Rizzuto site. (GD), #20 Loes (GD, bb), Opening Bid $500.00 #26 Irvin (GD, bb), #29 Kluszewski (VG), #33 Spahn (VG), #36 Hodges (GD), #37 Snider (VG), #49 Sain (VG), #57 Lopat (GD, rubber band residue), #59 Roberts (FR), #65 Slaughter (VG), #66 Roe (GD) and #67 Reynolds (GD). Opening Bid $250.00

71. 1953 Bowman 70. 1953 Topps Color and 1953 Baseball Near Set of Bowman Black & (270/274) Cards White Complete Detailed description on web- Sets site. Detailed description on Opening Bid $500.00 website. Opening Bid $400.00

73. 1954 Bowman Baseball Complete Set of (224) Cards Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

72. 1954 Topps Baseball Near Set (247/250) with PSA 6 Lasorda RC Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

16 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 75. 1955 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (320/320) Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

74. 1955 Topps Doubleheaders Near Set (51/66) with (10) PSA Graded Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

76. 1952-1955 77. 1956 Topps Red Man Tobacco Baseball Complete Collection (276) Set (340/340) Plus with Near & Both Checklists Partial Sets (No Acclaimed 1956 Topps Tabs) Baseball complete set Smoke shop heroes of (340) cards plus preside on the both checklists. The offered 1952-1955 overall approximate Red Man Tobacco condition breakdown collection of (276) for this crisp horizontal cards with near and edition is as follows: partial sets. Each card is missing its original tab. Highlights include: 1952 30% (EX-MT or bet- Red Man partial: (39/52, average VG, 27 dupes) with American ter), 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Highlights include: League: #23 T. Williams (VG); National League: #15 Mays (GD), #16 #5 T. Williams (VG-EX), #15 Banks (EX-MT), #20 Kaline (NM), #30 J. Musial (VG); 1953 Red Man near: (47/52, average VG, 37 dupes) with Robinson (VG-EX), #31 Aaron (VG), #33 Clemente (VG), #79 Koufax National League: (2) #5 Campanella (VG, GD); 1954 Red Man near (EX-MT), #101 Campanella (VG), #110 Berra (VG), #120 Ashburn (EX- master: (47/54, average VG, 77 dupes) with American League: (2) #9 MT), #130 Mays (VG-EX), #135 Mantle (GD, gray back), #150 Snider Philley (both VG, Athletics), (2) #17 Rizzuto (EX-MT, GD); National (VG-EX), #164 Killebrew (EX), #166 Dodgers Team (VG), #200 Feller League: #13 Campanella (GD), (3) #19 Bell (GD, (2) FR), (2) #19 (EX), #251 Yankees Team (VG), #260 Reese (VG), #292 Aparicio RC Slaughter (both VG) and (2) #25 Mays (VG, GD). More on our website. (EX-MT), #307 Wilhelm (NM), NNO CL 1/3 (VG) and NNO CL 2/4 (EX). Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00

78. 1957 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (407) Cards Plus (2) Checklists Accomplished collectors will want to pursue the offered 1957 Topps Baseball complete set of (407) cards plus two checklists. The approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 20% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 35% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) with the challenging fourth series generally presenting on par with the more available numbers. Keys include: #1 T. Williams (FR, tape residue), #2 Berra (EX), #10 Mays (EX), #18 Drysdale RC (VG-EX), #20 Aaron (VG), #24 Mazeroski RC (VG), #30 Reese (VG-EX), #35 F. Robinson RC (EX-MT), #55 Banks (EX-MT), #76 Clemente (VG), #95 Mantle (VG), #170 Snider (EX-MT), #210 Campanella (VG-EX), #250 79. 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (494) Cards Mathews (EX-MT), #302 Koufax (VG-EX), #328 B. Robinson RC (VG), Detailed description on website. #400 Dodgers’ Sluggers (VG), #407 Mantle/Berra (VG), NNO CL 1/2 Opening Bid $400.00 (VG) and NNO CL 3/4 (marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

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80. 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set (494/494) Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $500.00

81. 1959 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572) Cards with (4) SGC Graded 70-88 Stars Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $500.00

83. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572) Cards Eye-catching 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards. This horizontal edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), 40% (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser) with the challenging high 82. 1959 Topps series generally presenting on par Baseball Complete with the more available numbers. Set of (572) Cards Highlights include: #10 Banks Detailed description (EX), #148 Yastrzemski RC (VG), on website. #160 Mantle/Boyer (VG-EX), Opening Bid $500.00 #200 Mays (VG), #300 Aaron (VG), #316 McCovey RC (VG), #326 Clemente (EX), #343 Koufax (VG-EX), #350 Mantle (VG), #377 Maris (VG-EX), #560 Banks AS (EX-MT), #561 Kaline AS (EX-MT), #563 Mantle AS (GD), #564 Mays AS (EX-MT), #565 Maris AS (VG) and #566 Aaron AS (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

85. 1960 & 1961 Fleer Greats Complete Sets Golden greats are immortalized with this pair of 1960 and 1961 Fleer Greats complete sets. Highlights include: 1960 Fleer Greats set: (79/79, presents high-grade, entire set is uni- 84. 1960 Topps formly slightly short, possible Baseball Complete factory miscut, grades are how Set of (572) Cards the cards present) with #1 Detailed description on web- Lajoie (EX-MT), #2 Mathewson site. (EX-MT), #3 Ruth (NM), #6 W. Opening Bid $400.00 Johnson (NM-MT), #28 Gehrig (NM-MT), #42 Cobb (EX-MT), #62 Wagner (NM-MT), #72 T. Williams (NM); 1961 Fleer Greats set: (154/154, average EX-MT) with #1 Baker/Cobb/Wheat CL (VG-EX), #14 Cobb (VG), #31 Gehrig (VG), #75 Ruth (EX-MT), #89 Sisler/Traynor CL (VG), #150 Wagner (VG) and #152 T. Williams (VG-EX). Opening Bid $150.00

18 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 86. 1961 Topps Baseball 87. 1961 Topps Complete Set of Baseball Complete (587/587) Cards Set of (587) Cards Detailed description Detailed description on on website. website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

88. 1962 Topps 89. 1962 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set of (598/598) Set of (598) Cards Cards Detailed description on website. Detailed description on Opening Bid $400.00 website. Opening Bid $500.00

90. 1963 Topps 91. 1963 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set of (576) Cards Set (576/576) Detailed description on Detailed description on website. website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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92. 1963 Fleer Baseball Complete Set (67/67) Prized 1963 Fleer Baseball complete set of (67) cards. This cookie packaged edition has an overall approximate condition breakdown of 20% (EX or better), 93. 1964 Topps 30% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 20% (GD or Baseball Complete lesser). Highlights include: Set of (587/587) #1 Barber (VG), #4 B. Cards Robinson (GD), #5 Mays Detailed description on (VG-EX), #8 Yastrzemski website. Opening Bid $400.00 (VG), #41 Drysdale (GD), #42 Koufax (EX), #43 Wills RC (EX-MT), #45 Spahn (VG), #46 Adcock SP (EX-MT), #56 Clemente (EX-MT), #59 Mazeroski (EX-MT), #61 Gibson (EX), #64 Cepeda (VG-EX) and NNO CL (FR, erased writing). Opening Bid $250.00

94. 1964 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (587) Cards Detailed description on 95. 1964 Challenge the Yankees Complete Board Game with website. Opening Bid $500.00 Set With their dynasty in decline, Hasbro still saw fit to devise a game which pitted the Bronx Bombers against a team of All-Stars. This 1964 Challenge the Yankees complete board game includes the complete 50-card set, the board, performance cards, blank batting order sheets, strategy cards and original pegs. Includes legends such as Aaron, Berra, Ford, Kaline, Mantle, Maris, Yastrzemski and many more. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00

96. 1965 Topps 97. 1965 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set Complete Set of (598/598) (598) Cards Detailed description Detailed description on website. on website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

20 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 98. 1966 Topps 99. 1966 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set Complete Set of (598/598) (598) Cards Detailed description Detailed description on website. on website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

100. 1967 Topps Baseball 101. 1967 Topps Complete Set Baseball (609/609) Plus Complete Set of (2) Graded (609) Cards Stars Detailed description Including on website. Seaver Rookie Opening Bid $500.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

103. 1968 Topps 102. 1968 Baseball Topps Baseball Complete Set Complete Set of (598) of (598/598) Cards with Cards Detailed description BVG 5 Ryan on website. Rookie Opening Bid $400.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

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104. 1969 Topps 105. 1969 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Near Set Set (664/664) of (614/664) Cards Detailed description on Plus Two Variations website. Detailed description on Opening Bid $400.00 website. Opening Bid $400.00

106. 1969 Topps Baseball White Letter Variation Set of (23) Cards Master Set Collectors! Pursue this 1969 Topps Baseball White 107. 1970 Topps Letter variation set of Baseball Complete (23) cards. This issue Set of (720/720) generally presents Cards in (VG-EX) condi- Detailed description on tion with wear prima- website. rily relegated to the Opening Bid $400.00 perimeter. Includes: #440 McCovey (VG), 441, 444, 447, 451, 452, 454, 461, 464, 468, 470, 471, 473, 476, 482, #485 Perry (EX), 486, 491, 493, #500 Mantle (VG), 501, 505 and 511. Opening Bid $250.00

109. (6) 1960-1970 Baseball Oddball Complete/Near Sets Plus (157) Singles Supplement your classic baseball set collection with this sextet of oddball complete/near sets plus (157) singles. 108. 1970 Topps Highlights include: 1960 Leaf: Baseball Complete (69/70 low numbers, average Set of (720) Cards GD to VG; 31 tough high num- Detailed description on bers, average GD-VG); 1964 website. Topps Giants set: (60/60, aver- Opening Bid $250.00 age EX-MT) with #25 Mantle (EX); 1965 Topps Embossed near: (64/72, average VG-EX, 64 dupes average GD); 1968 Topps Game set: (33/33, average EX); 1969 Topps Deckle Edge set: (35/35, average EX) and 1970 Topps Story Booklets set: (24/24, average NM). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00

22 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 111. 1971 Topps 110. 1970 Topps Baseball Baseball Near Set Complete Set of (656/720) Cards (752/752) Detailed description on Detailed description on website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

113. 1972 Topps 112. 1971 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Complete Set Set of (752) Cards (787/787) Detailed description on Detailed description website. on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

114. 1973 Topps Baseball Complete Set (660/660) Sharp 1973 Topps Baseball complete set of (660) cards featuring the debut of Schmidt along 115. (2) 1973 with the final cards of Topps Baseball both Clemente and Mays. Complete Sets The overall approximate Plus (455) breakdown is as follows: Duplicates 15% (NM or better), 60% Detailed description (EX-MT) and 25% (EX on website. or lesser). Highlights Opening Bid $250.00 include: #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (EX), #50 Clemente (EX-MT), #100 Aaron (EX-MT), #130 Rose (EX-MT), #174 Gossage RC (EX- MT), #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #305 Mays (EX) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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117. 1973 Topps 116. (3) 1971- Baseball 1974 Topps Complete Set Baseball (660/660)— Complete Sets Sharp! Detailed description on Detailed description website. on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

118. 1973-1975 Topps 119. 1973-1976 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set Set Run Run Assembled is a 1973-1975 Select the offered 1973-1976 Topps Baseball run of Topps Baseball complete run complete 660-card sets. of 660-card sets heralded by Highlights include: 1973 numerous Hall of Famers, stars Topps set: (average EX to and rookies. Highlights EX-MT) with #1 include: 1973 Topps set: Aaron/Ruth/Mays (VG), (average VG-EX to EX) with #50 Clemente (EX), #100 #50 Clemente (VG), #100 Aaron (VG), #130 Rose Aaron (VG), #220 Ryan (VG- (EX-MT), #220 Ryan EX), #305 Mays (EX), #615 (VG-EX), #305 Mays Schmidt RC/Cey (VG); 1974 (VG-EX), #615 Schmidt Topps set: (average EX-MT to RC/Cey (FR, erased writ- NM, 44/44 Traded) with #1 ing); 1974 Topps Aaron (EX-MT), #20 Ryan set: (44/44 Traded, aver- (EX-MT), #456 Winfield RC age EX-MT) with #20 (EX-MT); 1975 Topps set: (average EX-MT to NM) with #223 Yount RC Ryan (VG-EX), #456 (EX-MT), #228 Brett RC (EX-MT), #500 Ryan (EX-MT), #660 Aaron Winfield RC (GD); 1975 Topps set: (average EX-MT) with #223 Yount (EX); 1976 Topps set: (average NM) with #98 Eckersley RC (NM) and RC (EX) and #228 Brett RC (NM). More on our website. #330 Ryan (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

120. 1974, 1976 121. 1974-1980 & 1978 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set Complete Sets Run—Sharp! Detailed description Detailed description on on website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

24 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 122. 1974-1982 Topps 123. 1975 SSPC Baseball Baseball Complete Run of Complete Set of (630) Cards with (9) Sets All From Vending (35) SGC Graded Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

124. 1977-1989 Topps 125. (6) 1978-1985 O-Pee-Chee Baseball Complete/Near Set Baseball Complete Sets Run Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

126. 1975-1994 Baseball 127. (4) 1981-1983 Topps & Commemorative, Oddball & Donruss Baseball Complete Reprint Complete Sets (7) Sets on Uncut Sheets Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

129. Perez-Steele 1980-2001 Complete Run of all (15) “Hall of Fame Postcards” Series Sets Spanning 1980 to 2001, renowned artists Dick Perez and Peggy Steele issued 15 series of limited edition “Baseball Hall of Fame Art Post Cards,” chronologically portraying each Cooperstown 128. 1984-1991 Topps Tiffany Baseball & Update Complete Set inductee. Presented in its Run (16) Plus Duplicate 1984 Update Set entirety, this run includes pristine cards and all 15 original boxes. Great for Detailed description on website. autographs! Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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131. 1903-04 E107 Breisch-Williams Watty Lee (Washington) Type Card Specialists! Recently discovered 1903-04 E107 Breisch-Williams Watty Lee (Washington) team variation. 130. (22) 1880s H804-7 This “new to hobby” specimen presents in Baseball Comics Trade (FR) condition with moderate corner and Cards edge wear along with interior creasing. Detailed description on website. The “One of a hundred and fifty prominent Opening Bid $150.00 Baseball players” advertising back displays age-induced soiling with pronounced black typeface. The black-and-white portrait of the pitcher is clear and has sur- vived the century in fine condition. Opening Bid $200.00

132. (5) 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets with Cy Young Century-old quintet of 133. (5) 1910- lush 1910-11 T3 Turkey 11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets. Unless Red Cabinets noted, each relic displays a checklist reverse. with Includes: (2) #11 Dahlen Advertising (one VG, one PR, pin Backs holes), #38 Stahl (PR, Detailed description pin holes), #42 C. Young on website. Opening Bid (FR, reverse paper loss $150.00 and erased surface writing) and #98 Hofman (PR, pin holes and reverse writing, ad back). Opening Bid $400.00

135. (10) High-Grade 1914 B18 Blankets with Walter 134. 1914 B18 Johnson Blankets Ty Cobb Snuggle up to (Brown Infield) these (10) Detailed description on 1914 B18 website. Blankets fea- Opening Bid $150.00 turing “The Big Train”. Includes: Boone (NM-MT, Green Infield), Daubert (NM, Blue Infield), W. Johnson (EX-MT, Green Pennants), Keating (NM, Green Infield), Viox (EX, Purple Pennants), (2) B. Wagner (both NM, Blue Infield), B. Wagner (EX-MT, Green Infield), J. Walsh (EX-MT, Blue Infield) and J. Walsh (NM, Green Infield). Opening Bid $250.00

136. (9) 1909-1911 T205 Gold 137. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Border & T206 White Border Lot of (65) - Mid-Grade! Minor Leaguers T206 Set Collectors! Century-old treasury There is nothing “bush league” about this of (65) 1909-11 T206 White Borders! starting nine of 1909-1911 T205 Gold With the exception of one Hall of Famer Border and T206 White Border minor league (G. Davis), this upper tier selection is cards. Includes: 1911 T205 Gold Border comprised of commons and regional Minor Leaguers: (6 cards, all Hassan backs, favorites. Aside from one Polar Bear spec- unless noted) with Hanford (GD, Polar Bear), Lee (trimmed), McAllister (FR), imen, these vibrant keepsakes each display Merritt (GD), Nee (PR, colored edges), common advertising backs. The overall Phelan (VG, Polar Bear); 1909-11 T206 approximate condition breakdown is as White Border Southern Leaguers: (3 follows: 20% (VG-EX), 44% (VG), 19% cards, all Piedmont backs) with Orth (VG), (GD) and 17% (FR or lesser) with only Otey (VG) and Paige (GD). 15% displaying paper loss, reverse writing Opening Bid $200.00 or trimming. A list of subjects is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

26 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 138. (160) 1909-11 T205 Gold 139. 1887-1949 Multi-Sport Borders & T206 White Collection of (204) Cards Borders with (7) Hall of with (26) Hall of Famers Famers & Tougher Backs An alphabet soup of ACC designa- Turn-of-the-century collection of (160) tions is available with these (204) 1909-11 T205 Gold Borders and T206 1887-1949 singles featuring (26) Hall White Borders with Hall of Famers and of Famers. Highlights include: 1887 tougher backs. Highlights include: 1909- N172 Old Judge: (5 cards, all 11 T206 White Borders: (85 cards, 8% trimmed or pin holes/residue) with GD, 25% FR, 67% PR with 54% dis- Buffington, Gore, McGuire, Peeples, playing paper loss, residue or writing) Wilmot; 1909 E95 Philadelphia with Hall of Famers: (4 cards) with Caramel: Willetts (GD); 1909-11 Chance (PR, Batting, reverse paper E254 Colgan’s Chips: Bailey (NM), loss), Clarke (FR, Holding Bat), Keeler Knabe (VG); 1912 T207 Brown (FR, Portrait, dot of surface paper loss), Background: Ellis SP (FR); 1920 Lajoie (FR, Portrait, slight surface paper W516-1 Strip: #5 Speaker (GD); loss); Tougher Backs: (34 cards) with 1920 W519—Unnumbered: E. (22) Sovereign, (7) Tolstoi (5) Polar Collins (GD), Frisch (GD); 1921 Bear: Titus (PR); 1911 T205 Gold W551 Strip: Cobb (PR, tape), W. Borders: (75 cards, 16% GD to VG, Johnson (GD); 1923 W515-1 Strip: 41% FR, 43% PR with 30% paper loss, pin holes or writing) with Hall of Famers: (3 #11 Sisler (VG), #18 Heilman(n) cards) with Clarke (PR, Polar Bear), (2) Wallace (one GD, one PR, with Cap, reverse (VG-EX), #28 Speaker (GD), #45 McGraw (VG), #49 Alexander (GD); 1936 S&S writing, Honest Long Cut) and Shortprints: (8 cards) with Chase (FR, Diamond Game: Vaughan (NM) and Other Sports: (24 cards) with 1913 T230 Pan Handle Frame Extends Below Shoulders, Polar Bear). More on our website. Scrap Athletes: (3) Kahanamoku ((2) FR, PR). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

140. 1923 W572 Strip Card/Panel Collection (14) with Babe Ruth Presented is a 141. 1934 1923 W572 R310 strip Butterfinger card/panel Partial Set of collection of (50/65) (14) items. Includes: Premiums Plus Strip Cards: (11) Dupes (13 cards, Detailed description average FR) on website. Opening Bid $400.00 with E. Collins (FR), Devormer, Doak, Faber (FR), Gharrity, J. Harris, S. Harris (GD), Jacobson, S. Johnson, Kling, Quinn, Ruth (PR), F. Williams; Uncut Panel: (10 cards, presents EX-MT, from left-to-right) with Meusel, Danforth, Henline, Sherdel, Barnes, Pillette, A. Ward, Pinelli, DeBerry and Hooper. Opening Bid $200.00

142. (28) 1934- 143. Impossibly 1936 Batter-Up Rare Circa 1937 High Numbers Lindt & Sprungli with Grove Babe Ruth Swiss Bring your 1934- Baseball Stamp 36 Batter-Up edi- Card tion toward com- In the late 1930s, pletion with these revered Swiss choco- (28) high num- latier Lindt & bers. This edition Sprungli inserted an averages (VG to array of stamp cards VG-EX) quality in their chocolate-bar throughout. packaging that have Includes: #84, 89, since become popular 91, 93, 95, 101, collectors’ items. 104, 108, 112, (2) Subjects include flowers, railways, ships, castles, dogs, zoo animals, musical instruments, 114 (different European cultures and more—but never before has anyone known of the existence of a tints), 135, 137, 141, 148, #153 Grove (VG), 154, 162, Babe Ruth example...until now. Clearly depicting the Bambino’s form and stance, the 2- 163, 165, 166, 169, (2) 171 (different tints), 174, 175, 178 1/16 x 1-7/16” stamp card is numbered and described, “700 Amerik. Ballspiel / Jeu de la and 190. Due to factory printing techniques of the age, balle / Lindt & Sprungli.” Apparent EX-MT with a negligible speck of edge wear next to slight size variances are present. the ampersand. Adhered to 3x2 backing paper. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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144. Scarce 1938 145. (32) 1940 Play Ball Sawyer Biscuit Baseball Singles with (2) Chicago White Sox PSA Graded Hall of Gee Gee Walker Famers Including #120 plus Original Walter Johnson Mailing Envelope Crisp arrangement of (32) 1940 Pale Hose enthusiasts Play Ball Baseball singles featur- will appreciate the ing a pair of PSA graded Hall of offered 1938 Sawyer Famers. This clean assortment Biscuit (Chicago White Sox) Gee Gee Walker premium. This black-and- averages (EX to EX-MT) condi- white portrait is surrounded by a textured maroon matte. Minimal peripher- tion. Includes: #2, #3 Dahlgren al wear is relegated to the corners. The original easel stand does not appear (EX), 6, 8, #9 Keller (EX-MT), to have supported the picture at any point. This interesting memento pres- 42-45, 47-50, 81-86, 89, 90, ents in overall (EX-MT) condition and is ideal for the pre-war “type” col- #120 W. Johnson (PSA 4), 143, lector. Also present is the original mailer that was dispatched to the original 145, 147-149, 157, 159, 160, recipient. #180 Cochrane (PSA 5) and #223 Jennings (VG-EX). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

146. (145) 1934-1966 Goudey, 147. (98) 1939-1963 Mostly National Chicle & Baseball Baseball Exhibits with Several Exhibits Hall of Famers Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

148. (18) 1947-1977 Mostly 149. (12) 1951-1961 Topps & New York Yankees Grab Bag Bowman Baseball and with Oddball Mantle Football Stars with (2) Mantle The Big Apple’s elite star in this mostly Includes: Baseball: (10 cards) with New York Yankees vintage singles 1951 Bowman: (5 cards) with #1 group of (18) cards. Highlights include: Ford RC (GD), #2 Berra (VG), #26 1947-66 Exhibits: Mantle (EX, Batting, Rizzuto (VG-EX), #32 Snider (VG- “ck” Connected); 1956 Mac Boy Mantle Bat Rack Decal: (EX); 1959 EX), #186 Ashburn (GD); 1952 Topps: #478 Clemente (EX); 1962 Bowman: (2 cards) with #52 Rizzuto Post: #5 Mantle (EX-MT, ad panel); (GD), #53 Ashburn (FR); 1955 1962 Topps: #18 Mantle/Mays (VG- Bowman #202 Mantle (VG-EX), EX), #53 Mantle/Maris/Killer HR LL 1961 Topps: (2 cards) with #160 (EX-MT), #300 Mays (VG-EX); 1965 Ford (NM), #475 Mantle MVP Topps Push-Pull: #17 Gehrig/Ruth (VG); Football: (2 cards) with 1954 (VG-EX) and 1969 Topps: #500 Mantle (VG). Detailed description on website. Bowman #55 Gifford (VG) and 1955 Opening Bid $200.00 Bowman #7 Gifford (FR). Opening Bid $200.00

150. 1952-1959 Mickey 151. 1950-Modern Brooklyn Mantle Memorabilia & Dodgers Grab Bag Lot of (26) Card Group (5) with 1959 with Autographs Bazooka Flatbush faithful will enjoy these (26) 1950- From the halcyon days of Mickey modern Brooklyn Dodgers singles including Mantle’s storied career arrives these autographs. Highlights include: 1951 Topps (5) 1952-1959 keepsakes. Includes: 1.) Red Backs: #38 Snider (VG-EX); 1952 1952-55 Dormand Postcards 6x9 “Bat Bowman: #44 Campanella (VG-EX), #116 on Shoulder” postcard (presents VG); Snider (EX); 1953 Red Man: #NL14 Snider 2.) 7/56 Baseball Digest magazine (EX, with tab); 1954 Bowman: #170 Snider (EX-MT); 3.) 1957 Si-New Mickey (EX-MT); 1954 Topps: #232 Snider (EX- Mantle: Baseball’s King magazine MT); 1955 Topps: #5 Gilliam (auto on card (EX-MT); 4.) 1958 RCA My Favorite with tape over it, BVG/JSA Authentic); 1957 Hits: Mickey Mantle 12” record (pres- Topps: #18 Drysdale RC (EX-MT) and 1970 ents EX to EX-MT) and 5.) 1959 Fleer World Series: #39 Snider (PSA/DNA Bazooka (presents VG). Authentic). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

28 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 152. 1952 Topps Baseball 153. (27) 1952 #81-310 Collection of Topps Baseball (191) Different Cards Semi High Formidable 1952 Topps Numbers Baseball #81-310 collection of Bring your 1952 (191) different cards. This Topps Baseball edi- gathering from the standard tion toward comple- bearing issue of the modern tion with these (27) hobby has an overall approxi- different semi high mate condition breakdown of numbers. Generally 20% (VG-EX or better), 55% averages (EX-MT) (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser) quality with several with only a handful displaying better and only a paper loss, tape or writing. handful lesser. Highlights include: #88 Feller Includes: #255, 258- (GD), #91 Schoendienst (VG), 260, 263, 266, #122 Jensen (VG), #129 Mize 267, 269-271, 273, (VG), #146 House (VG, 276, 280-282, 286, Yellow Tiger variation), #175 287, 289, 291, 293- B. Martin RC (PR, paper loss), #191 Berra (GD), #195 Minoso (GD), #215 295, 297, 302-304 Bauer (VG), #216 Ashburn (VG), #243 Doby (VG-EX), #246 Kell (VG- and 308. EX) and #274 Branca (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

154. 1952-1958 Mostly 155. 1955 Topps Baseball & 1956 Collection of (252) Topps Cards with Stars Baseball Childhood gathering of Starter (252) 1952-1958 mostly Sets Topps Baseball cards featur- Tandem of ing several stars. This “new 1955 and to hobby” assortment is 1956 Topps highlighted by the follow- Baseball ing: 1952 Topps: #11 starter sets. Rizzuto (GD); 1953 Highlights Bowman Color: #32 Musial include: (PR, tape); 1953 Topps: #1 1955 J. Robinson (GD); 1958 Topps Topps: (211 cards, average starter: VG) with #88 Snider (EX), (118/206, average VG-EX) with #1 Rhodes (VG), #22 Skowron (VG), #75 #321 Kluszewski/Williams Amoros (EX-MT), #120 Kluszewski (GD), #125 Boyer RC (VG), #156 (VG), #488 Aaron AS (VG); Black (FR, reverse writing); 1956 Topps starter: (141/340, average VG- 1959 Topps: #150 Musial (GD), #202 Maris (NM), #461 Mantle HR (EX- EX) with #25 Kluszewski (VG), #165 Schoendienst (VG) and NNO CL 2/4 MT) and #464 Mays Catch (EX-MT). More on our website. (VG). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

156. 1955-1956 Topps & Bowman Baseball Cards (213) with Many Stars Presented are (213) 1955-1956 Topps and Bowman Baseball cards featuring several Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights include: 1955 Bowman: (86 157. 1954-1958 cards, average GD to VG) Topps & Bowman with #22 Campanella (VG), Baseball Group of #23 Kaline (VG-EX), #103 (249) Cards with Mathews (GD), #184 Mays Killebrew RC (VG), #202 Mantle (FR); 1955 Detailed description on web- Topps: #2 T. Williams (PR), site. #50 J. Robinson (PR, paper Opening Bid $300.00 loss and tape); 1956 Topps: (113 cards, average GD to VG) with #20 Kaline (VG), (2) #107 Mathews (VG-EX, VG), #130 Mays (VG) and #292 Aparicio RC (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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158. (1,398) 159. 1959 Topps 1958 & Baseball Partial Set 1959 Topps (411/572) with Many Baseball Stars Cards Mid-grade 1959 Topps Chip away at Baseball partial set of your wantlists (411/572) featuring many with these stars and (47) high numbers. (1,398) 1958 This assortment generally and 1959 presents (VG to VG-EX) Topps condition with some better Baseball and others lesser. Highlights cards. include: #150 Musial (VG), Included #163 Koufax (VG), #350 among this Banks (EX), #380 Aaron mid-grade (VG-EX), #387 Drysdale gathering are: (682) 1958 (average VG) and (716) 1959 (average VG) with (EX-MT), #435 F. Robinson a small percentage displaying writing. Moderate duplication from the more (EX), #439 B. Robinson available series is uncovered throughout. Better names include: Adcock, (EX-MT), #461 Mantle HR Amoros, Burdette, Gilliam, Groat, Haddix, Herzog, Kuenn, Labine, (GD), #478 Clemente (VG-EX), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (VG), #561 Nuxhall, Pinson, Sievers, Thomson, D. Williams and Zimmer. Aaron AS (VG-EX) and #563 Mays AS (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

160. 1955-1969 Topps & 161. 1957-1965 Topps Baseball Card Collection (465)—Loaded Bowman Baseball Variations with Hall of Famers & Stars Lot of (75) with (45) “Tougher” Clubhouse leg- Versions ends set the standard for Classic set completists will favor the the offered offered 1955-1969 Topps and 1957-1965 Bowman Baseball variation group of Topps Baseball (75) cards featuring (45) “tougher” collection of versions. Highlights include: 1955 (465) cards Bowman: #195 Palica (VG, Traded that is absolutely Line); 1956 Topps Team: #72 loaded with Phillies-1955 (GD), #90 Reds-1955 Hall of (EX), #95 Braves-1955 (GD), #100 Famers, stars, and regional favorites. Highlights include: 1957 Topps: #18 Drysdale Orioles-1955 (FR); 1958 Topps RC (VG-EX), #20 Aaron (VG), #35 F. Robinson RC (VG), #95 Mantle (VG), #407 Yellow Letter: #30 Aaron (GD), #52 Mantle/Berra (VG-EX); 1958 Topps: #1 T. Williams (GD), (2) #5 Mays (one VG-EX, Clemente (VG), #79 D. Williams one FR, writing), (2) #30 Aaron (VG-EX, VG), #47 Maris RC (GD), #52 Clemente (VG), #101 Richardson (VG); 1958 (VG), #187 Koufax (GD), #485 T. Williams AS (VG), (2) #487 Mantle AS (VG-EX, VG); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (GD), (2) #478 Clemente (VG-EX, VG), #561 Aaron Topps Team Numerical: #39 Tigers Team (GD), #428 Reds Team (VG); AS (VG); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC (EX), #160 Mantle/Boyer (VG), #200 1959 Topps Statements: #316 Lumenti (VG), #321 Giallombardo (NM), Mays (VG), #316 McCovey RC (EX-MT), #350 Mantle (VG), #554 McCovey AS #322 Hanebrink (NM), #336 Loes (VG-EX), #362 Nichols (EX-MT); 1968 (NM), #563 Mantle AS (VG-EX), #564 Mays AS (EX-MT); 1961 Topps: #2 Maris Topps Team Color: #49 Brinkman (VG, Yellow Team) and #66 Cox (VG, (VG), #150 Mays (EX), #300 Mantle (VG-EX); 1962 Topps: #5 Koufax (VG-EX), Yellow Team). More on our website. #10 Clemente (EX-MT) and #18 Mantle/Mays (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

162. 1954- 163. 1940-1983 1975 Mostly Baseball Shoebox Topps Collection of (748) Baseball Cards with Many Hall Shoebox of Famers & Stars Collection Stellar classic baseball of (807) shoebox collection of (748) with (10) cards featuring numerous Mantle Hall of Famers and stars from a variety of main- The stream and oddball issues. “Commerce Highlights include: 1953 Comet” leads Topps: #27 Campanella the way for (EX); 1960 Topps: #350 this classic Mantle (GD); 1961 Topps: shoebox collection of (807) cards. Highlights include: 1958 Topps: #150 #300 Mantle (VG); 1964 Mantle (GD), #487 Mantle AS (NM); 1959 Topps: #478 Clemente (GD); Topps: #150 Mays (VG); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC (GD); 1961 Topps: #307 Mantle WS 1965 Topps: #350 Mantle (VG-EX), #406 Mantle HR (VG), #475 Mantle WS (EX-MT); 1965 (VG); 1968 Topps: #150 Topps: #134 Mantle WS (NM); 1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (VG-EX); 1968 Clemente (GD) and 1974 Topps: #280 Mantle (VG-EX) and #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (VG). Topps: #20 Ryan (NM). More on website. More on website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

30 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 164. 1961-1963 Post Cereal & Jell-O Baseball Collection (327) with Many Stars Including Mantle Select this 1961-1963 Post Cereal and Jell-O Baseball collection featuring 165. 1963 Post Cereal multiple Hall of Famers, stars and a Baseball Album with (112) sprinkling of shortprints. Highlights include: 1962 Post: (114 cards, aver- 1962-1963 Post & Jell-O age GD, 35% reverse residue/writing) Cards with (2) #85 Killebrew (one GD, one Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $100.00 FR, reverse residue); 1963 Jell-O: #15 Mantle (PR), #61 Adair (FR, reverse residue), #106 Mays (FR) and #152 Aaron (GD). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

166. 1966 Topps Baseball Salesman/Order Sheet with Koufax and Mantle The qualities of the 1966 Topps Baseball edition is detailed with the offered salesman/order sheet featuring Hall of Famers Sandy Koufax and Mickey Mantle. The factory punched and marked #6A advertising piece measures 8-1/2 x 11” and exhibits full-color and vibrant advertising text. Ordering details for wax and tray packs are spelled out for prospective ven- dors. Additionally, the Rub-Offs insert subset is also featured. With exception to brown paper clip impressions on the reverse, the archival piece otherwise 167. 1954-1973 Topps & Bowman Baseball presents in (EX-MT to NM) condition. Hall of Famers/Stars Lot of (6) with (2) Mantle Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

168. (18) 1909-1977 Baseball 169. 1948-1981 Baseball Shoebox Hall of Famers & Stars with Collection of (811) Cards with (5) Mantle Many Hall of Fame Oddball Sampling of (18) 1909-1977 Clubhouse heroes are the foundation for Baseball Hall of Famers and stars. this offbeat mainstream and oddball Highlights include: 1909-11 T206 baseball collection of (811) 1948-1981 White Borders: Lajoie (FR, with from various sundry issues. Included are Bat, Piedmont); 1964 Topps: #50 dozens of Hall of Famers and contempo- Mantle (VG-EX); 1965 Topps: #350 rary stars, error cards, regional examples, Mantle (GD), #477 Carlton RC complete/near small sets and other keep- (GD); 1967 Topps: #150 Mantle sakes. Highlighted is a 1950 Baseball (VG-EX); 1968 Topps: #280 Mantle Player Charms J. Robinson (NM), 1962 (VG); 1969 Topps: #260 R. Jackson Sam’s Postcards Maris (EX), 1970 Topps RC (GD), #500 Mantle (EX) Story Booklets set (average EX) and and 1972 Topps: #595 Ryan (EX- 1973 Topps Candy Lids Yastrzemski MT). More on our website. (EX) among many others. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

171. (748) 1959-1970 170. 1950-1989 Baseball Singles Collection Topps (201)—Loaded with Hall of Famers & Stars Baseball Forty years of Hall of Famers and stars are featured with Shoebox this classic selection of (201) cards. Highlights include: Collection 1960 Fleer Greats: (2) #72 T. Williams (EX-MT, VG- with EX); 1966 Topps: #50 Mantle (VG), #100 Koufax (EX- Many MT); 1969 Topps: #533 Ryan (EX-MT); 1970 Topps: Stars #712 Ryan (EX-MT); 1972 Topps: (3) #79 Fisk/Cooper Detailed RC (NM, EX-MT, EX); 1975 Topps: (6 cards) with (3) description #223 Yount RC (EX-MT, VG-EX, VG) and (2) #228 Brett on website. RC (both EX-MT). More on website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $300.00

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172. 1954- 173. 1952-1979 Mostly 1979 Topps Topps Baseball Collection Baltimore of (3,053) Cards with Orioles Team Near/Partial Sets Set Run Extensive 1952-1979 mostly Birdland faithful Topps Baseball collection of will want to (3,053) cards featuring multi flock to the near/partial sets. Highlights offered 1954- include: 1972 Topps starter: 1979 Topps (355/787, average NM, 25 high Baltimore numbers, 24 signed with no Orioles team set certs); 1973 Topps near: run of (816) (566/660, average NM, 9 team cards featuring multi-player leader, specialty cards and variations. This checklists) with #100 Aaron “Charm City” gathering generally presents (EX to EX-MT) for earlier edi- (NM-MT); 1974 Topps near: tions and rapidly ascends toward (NM) for later issues. Highlights include: (627/660, average EX-MT to 1950s Topps Orioles: (141 cards) with (22) 1956: #100 Orioles Team-1955 NM, 651 dupes) with #20 Ryan (NM); (24) 1957: #328 B. Robinson RC (EX-MT); 1960s Topps Orioles: (EX-MT), #456 Winfield RC (335 cards) with (31) 1961: #559 Gentile RC (NM), #572 B. Robinson AS (EX-MT); 1975 Topps near: (NM); (30) 1966: #126 Palmer RC; (40) 1967: #600 B. Robinson (EX- (589/660, average EX-MT to NM) with #223 Yount RC (NM), #228 Brett MT); 1970s Topps Orioles: (340 cards). Detailed description on website. RC (NM) and #500 Ryan (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

175. 1966 & 1967 Topps Baseball Cards Lot of (3,427) with (1,169) Semi- High & (111) High Numbers Capitalize on this extensive 174. 1964-1969 1966 and 1967 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball card collection! Starter Sets with Highlights include: 1966 Topps: (1,065 cards, average Many Hall of VG, 782 semi-high numbers, Famers 89 high numbers, average Detailed description on GD) with #410 Kaline (VG- website. EX), #500 Aaron (GD), (3) Opening Bid $300.00 #580 B. Williams ((2) GD, FR), (2) #583 Tigers Team (GD, PR), #590 Skowron (VG), #591 G. Jackson RC (FR), #598 Perry SP (GD) and 1967 Topps: (2,362 cards, average VG to VG- EX, 387 semi-high numbers, 22 high numbers, average VG-EX) with #30 Kaline (VG-EX). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

176. 1964-1970 Topps Baseball Hall of Famers & Stars Lot of (514) with (2) Mantle Stuff your showcases with the offered vintage Topps Baseball collection featuring 177. 1968-1970 hundreds of Hall of Famers and stars! Featured are: 1964 Topps Baseball Topps: #50 Mantle (GD); Starter Set Run 1967 Topps Whom Am I?: with Mantle & #12 Ruth (VG); 1968 Ryan RC Topps: #247 Bench RC Detailed description (GD), #280 Mantle (GD); on website. 1969 Topps: #410 Aaron Opening Bid $400.00 (EX-MT); 1970 Topps: #600 Mays (VG-EX); 1971 Topps: #513 Ryan (EX- MT); 1972 Topps: #49 Mays (EX), #595 Ryan (VG); 1973 Topps: #305 Mays (VG-EX) and 1974 Topps: (15/16 Washington variations average NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

32 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 178. 1964-Modern Mickey Mantle Grab Bag of (55) Cards Seize “The Mick” with these (55) 1964-modern Mickey Mantle cards. 179. (227) Highlights include: 1960s Mantle: (4 cards) with 1964 Topps Giants #25 1967 Topps (PSA 8), 1967 Topps: (2 cards) with Baseball #103 CL (VG-EX), #150 (EX-MT); Cards with 1969 Topps #500 (VG); 1990s Mantle Mantle: (30 cards, average NM-MT) Opening Bid with (15) 1996 Topps commemora- $150.00 tive reprints with 1951 Bowman, 1952 Topps; (10) 1996-1997 Topps Finest Commemorative reprints with 1952 Topps including two refractors and 2000s-2010s Mantle: (21 cards, average NM-MT). Opening Bid $200.00

181. (1,600+) 1970 Topps Baseball Cards with (450+) 180. 1969 Transogram Semi-High Mickey Mantle Statue in Numbers Original Box Detailed description on website. and (30) Opening Bid $200.00 High Numbers Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $300.00

182. (1,589) 1970 Topps Baseball Singles from Vending Explore the possibilities with these (1,589) 183. 1970 Topps Baseball 1970 Topps Baseball Partial Set of (472/720) singles. This high- grade assembly Cards Plus (444) was plucked from Duplicates period vending boxes Detailed description on website. and showcases multi- Opening Bid $200.00 ple possibilities for third-party grading. Includes: (103) #266, (69) 267, (98) 268, (175) 274, (78) 277, (59) 278, (50) 283, (90) 284, (79) 366 and (47) 541 with many other razor-sharp cards in smaller player quantities. Opening Bid $200.00

185. 1976- 1979 Topps Baseball Collection of (2,326) Cards with Near/Starter Sets Opening Bid $150.00

184. 1975 Topps Baseball Cards Store Advertising Poster Opening Bid $100.00

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188. (341) 1969- 1980 Baseball Hall of Famers & Stars Over 95% of the players in the offered 1969-1980 Baseball Hall of Famer and 187. 1970-1979 Topps Baseball star collection of (341) cards have been inducted into Collection of (1,416) Cards of Hall of Cooperstown. This mixture is ideal for show dealers Famers and Stars and shop keepers seeking to boost their inventory. Extensive 1970-1979 Topps Baseball collection of Highlights include: Aaron, Bench, Brett, Carew, (1,416) cards featuring only Hall of Famers and stars. Hunter, R. Jackson, Kaline, Killebrew, Morgan, Moderate duplication is uncovered throughout this Murray, Palmer, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Rose, 186. (1,452) 1973 Topps Baseball assembly which averages (GD to VG) condition. Better Ryan, Schmidt, Seaver, O. Smith, Winfield and players include: Aaron, Carew, Clemente, Fisk, R. Yastrzemski. Detailed description on website. Singles with (175+) Hall of Famers Jackson, Mays, B. Robinson, Ryan, Seaver and Opening Bid $150.00 Detailed description on website. Yastrzemski. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

191. (5) 1978-1983 Topps Baseball 189. (21) 1975 Hostess Baseball 190. (19) 1975-1984 Multi-Sport Complete/Partial Uncut Sheets Uncut Sheets with Hall of Fame Panels with Robin Yount Rookie Rookies Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

193. 2002 194. (2,000+) Fleer Modern Greats Multi-Sport Dueling Certified Duos Auto/Game- Singles Used/Insert Game- Collection Used Set with Many of (54) Hall of Cards on Famers and Uncut Stars 192. 2001 Upper Deck Heroes of Sheet Winner Takes All! Cooperstown legends and “white Baseball Roger Maris/Joe From the archives of Fleer arrives the offered 2002 hot” modern superstars and rookie superstars take DiMaggio/Mickey Mantle Triple Fleer Greats Dueling Duos Singles game-used set of charge with this extensive multi-sport modern insert (54) cards on an uncut-sheet. This thick ready-to-dis- collection. Includes: (8) auto/jersey, (55) certified Game-Used SP play sheet features bat, uniform and glove swatches autos, (34) game-used, (77) numbered and (1,850+) Opening Bid $150.00 from some of the finest players to ever grace the field. inserts/parallels/singles featuring “white hot” stars Highlights include: Campanella, Dickey, (2) Foxx, (2) like Kris Bryant, Bryan Buxton, Stephen Curry, R. Jackson, Maris, Mathews, Ripken Jr., Ruth, Ryan Bryce Harper, Joc Pederson and Mike Trout! and (2) Snider. This possible unique artifact has sus- Features logo patches, #1/1 Klay Thompson RC tained only modest peripheral wear with the interior printing plate, Hall of Fame game-used and much cards being problem-free. more. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

34 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 195. 1957 Topps Baseball 196. 1959 Series 2 Wax Pack—PSA Original Yo o - H o o NM 7 Full Bottle with Possible Mantle! Graded NM 7 Mickey Mantle by PSA. Only four total speci- C a p mens of the offered 1957 Topps Satisfy your thirst for Baseball Series 2 wax pack vintage baseball col- have been evaluated by the lectibles with this grading service. This tightly prime original exam- wrapped treasure features four ple. This handsome square corners, tight reverse 8oz. container reports folds and blistering advertising in highly appealing graphics. Hails from the #89- (EX-MT+) condition 176 series which includes #90 with nearly full graph- Spahn, #95 Mantle, #97 ics including the Yankees Team, #120 Lemon, reverse side slogan #121 Boyer RC, #125 Kaline, "The Drink Of #154 Schoendienst, #165 Champions". To p p i n g Kluszewski and #170 Snider o ff this fifty-six year old beverage bottle is an endorsed cap featuring an image of among its ranks. Nearly impos- New York Yankees great Mickey Mantle in his prime, along with the catchy slo- sible to locate in any condition! gan "Me For Yo o - H o o ” . Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $200.00

198. Early 1960s Mickey Mantle Pencil Sets (5) Plus Rare Store 197. 1950s Yoo-Hoo Original Display Box Full Bottle Lot of (2) with Any Mantle maven who's Ford & Skowron Caps been avidly following SCD's Expanding from its humble begin- c o m p r e h e n s i v e m u l t i - y e a r ning in a small neighborhood store series "Mickey Mantle: T h e in New Jersey, the Yoo-Hoo bever- Complete Collectibles Guide" age brand blossomed into a nation- by expert Kelly Eisenhauer ally recognized refreshment on the will appreciate this rather strength of 1950s endorsements by obscure offering. Produced by “ Yogi” Berra and the New Yo r k World Pencils of Bridgeport, Yankees. “Whitey" Ford and C T, the sturdy, bright box “Moose" Skowron lent their visages measures 7 x 7 x 9-1/2" and for the caps affixed to these vintage f e a t u r e s Mantle's portrait and original bottles, both of which dis- facsimile signature. Condition play appealingly as (NM, EX) is about VG with 3 small r e s p e c t i v e l y. areas of paper loss where a Opening Bid $150.00 retail sticker may have covered the original 25-cent price. The accompanying quintet of pencil sets on their ad backing (3-1/2 x 9-1/2") rate EX with typical light age wear. Opening Bid $250.00

199. 1976 Topps 200. (14) 1980 Topps Baseball Baseball Super Cello Unopened Wax Packs Box of (36) Superb assortment of Packs fourteen 1980 Topps From the Baseball super cello uncovered over- packs! These stock of a former tightly wrapped candy store owner unopened packs include arrives this 1976 (28) cards with three Topps Baseball pieces of “Major League unopened wax box! Bubble Gum” per. Only The unsearched the top card is visible container yields (one of which includes (36) packs, each of Hall of Famer Bruce which is tightly sealed with square corners and fresh surfaces. Nearly 25% Sutter) as the reverses of the wrappers display varying degrees of obverse wear. Due to storing display a baseball methods, the right panel has sustained moderate splitting. However, the scratch-off promotional perforated lid remains tightly attached. High-grade possibilities include #1 card. Possible gradable Aaron RB, #19 Brett, #98 Eckersley RC, #240 Rose, #316 Yount, #330 pulls include Henderson Ryan and #550 Aaron. RC, Murray, Ryan and O. Opening Bid $750.00 Smith. Opening Bid $150.00

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201. 202. July November 24, 1869 25, 1865 Harper’s Harper’s Weekly Weekly Cincinnati Brooklyn Red Atlantics Stockings Woodcut Woodcut Display Illustration 203. 1878 Boston Base Ball Association While the From the very Stock Certificate reporting, the origin of pro- Trace the Braves back, back, back—from Atlanta to language and fessional base- Milwaukee to Boston—and then from the Braves to conditions ball, this July Bees to Rustlers to Doves to Beaneaters—and even- were archaic, 24, 1869 tually you arrive at the 1878 N.L. champion Boston the grand game was in its earliest stages and, just Harper’s Red Stockings, led by Hall of Fame visionary Harry like it remains a century and a half later, “champi- Weekly features a wood-carved illustration of an over- Wright. Measuring 8-1/2 x 5-3/8”, this stock certifi- onship” was the ultimate goal. This Harper’s Weekly sized baseball bat being presented to the Cincinnati Red cate from that season of yore is dated 5/1/78, and was published on November 25, 1865 and pays trib- Stockings. Displayed within a Lucite holder of 14x18, carries an embossed team seal and a bold fountain- ute to the “Brooklyn Atlantic” championship club. the crisp page is among the earliest published accounts pen signature of influential club owner Arthur The Civil War-era woodcut illustration portrays nine of our National Pastime. The “trophy” bat is shown Soden. (The reverse seems to imply that the share members of a squad that pre-dated the Major resting on easels, with owner “H. WRIGHT” among the was transferred back to Soden in 1886.) VG with fil- Leagues. The crisp piece is displayed within a 14x18 stamped identifiers. ing folds but displays nicer. An additional 5/1/78 Lucite holder. Opening Bid $150.00 receipt from the original transaction is also included. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

205. Circa 1910s Rare “Ty Cobb 206. Circa Detroit” Notebook Cover 1910s Ty Potentially Cobb unique, this “Hard antique notebook cover Hitters” differs from Full known Notebook examples of A century ago the type in the hard-charg- that in fea- ing Ty Cobb 204. 1890s-1910s Baseball Sheet Music tures three dominated photographic Lot (12) with Tinker/Evers baseball like images Eye-catching player portraits highlight these dozen no other. The instead of the offerings, which measure the standard dimensions of only player in typically approximately 10x14. Despite their delicate paper history to bat found one. medium, many actually display nicer than their strict over .360 life- Considered technical grades. There are also some cover notations time, Cobb with the or inscriptions from past owners, as is often the case. was an easy period choice for the offered notebook’s depicted uniforms types, Cobb’s youthful visage sug- Includes: 1) Rare 1908 Tinker/Evers “Between You cover. Containing forty-four unused sheets of paper, gests this rare piece was issued during the earlier years and Me” (VG-EX w/edge tear on back two pages). 2) this 6 x 8-3/4” pad features a fantastic in- of his career. Measuring 7-7/8 x 9-1/2“ this dynamic 1912 Marquard “Those Ragtime Melodies” action photo of the “Georgia Peach” in his prime. relic displays in crisp (GD-VG) condition, with defer- (GD/VG). 3) 1912 “The Marquard Glide” (VG-EX). Showing moderate signs of age-appropriate wear this ence to a wavy cut at the top and bottom, likely due to 4) 1912 Bender/Coombs/Morgan “Remember Me To antique piece rates a solid (VG) designation. My Old Gal” (GD). More on our website. apparent trimming. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

209. 1912 Chief Bender Wallet Given to Pitcher During All Nations Tour in Cuba 208. Circa 1908 Edison Gold Moulded 207. Rare and Unique 1910s “Junior From the estate of Record Cylinder of “Take Me Out To Hall of Famer Red Sox” Writing Tablets Pair The Ballgame” Charles Albert (Chief) Bender arrives the off e r e d Originating from the era of Babe’s pitching days, Measuring 4-1/2” tall and 2-5/8” in diameter, these Bacardi Rum Co. wallet that was awarded to the pitcher these 8x10 tablets feature adorable images of pitch- record cylinders are always collectible for their vintage during the 1912 All Nations Tour in Cuba. The black er/catcher lads with “He’s Easy” and “Home!” cap- charm, great Edison portrait, and recurring pattern of his leather purse measures 8-1/2 x 6-1/2” when unfolded tions. Neither appears to have ever been used and facsimile signature. This example is particularly desirable and is emblazoned in gilt text reading “Bacardi & Co.— they rate crisp EX-MT overall with typical light ton- because it just so happens to be for the classic all- To The Athletics B.B.C. On Their Trip To Cuba— ing/soiling on the covers—a rather remarkable state American tune “Take Me Out to the Ballgame.” T h e 1912.” Accompanying is a circa 1940s Chief Bender of preservation given their large size and delicate well-preserved, highly displayable box rates VG and the business card used during his tenure as scout for the medium. inner record is NM with its rim reading, “WA LTZ SONG Philadelphia Athletics. All material presents in (EX to Opening Bid $150.00 / TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME / 9926.” N M ) condition. More on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

36 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 210. 1915 Boston Red Sox 211. 1919 Ban Johnson Newspaper Premium with Typewritten Letter With Babe Ruth Outstanding Baseball Content - There’s nothing quite like seeing a From Personal Collection of picture of the young, moon-faced Rollie Fingers Bambino as a Red Sox pitcher. A true visionary leader who, against all Nothing quite like knowing what odds, successfully competed with the nobody else in the photo or in the established Senior Circuit and laid the world at that time could have pos- foundation for the current system and its sibly foreseen—that this ace hurler time-honored traditions, American would soon relinquish the mound League founder Ban Johnson composed for a new throne as Home Run King, revolutionizing our National Pastime this original letter at the height of his and our nation itself in the process. Here is one such thrilling sneak peek: A biggest controversy. Opposed by owners newspaper premium from rookie Ruth’s first full season, when the svelte who weren’t hand-picked by himself, the southpaw went 18-8 en route to his first World Series championship. The stubborn executive was ultimately felled “Golden Outfield” of Lewis, Speaker and Hooper is also depicted in this by his disposition and repeated clashes with an unyielding Kenesaw 10-1/2 x 14” piece, which shows two vintage notations of “1915” and a Mountain Landis. In summary, the amazing content of this 1919 correspon- copyright attribution for photographer “W W Somers.” GD frontal appear- dence (addressed to the five owners who remained loyal to Johnson) details ance with creasing throughout and heavy mounting wear on reverse. A the matter of Carl Mays and the Yankees’ refusal to suspend him. The relic 2014 LOA from photography expert David Cycleback is transcribed in full hails from the personal collection of Rollie Fingers. Content and details of on our website. impeccable provenance on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

212. Unique and Historic 11/26/1920 Chicago White Sox AL “Reserve List” - Specifying Eight 213. Circa 1920s Babe Ruth Men Out Including Joe Jackson Carnival Figurine Just one month after the Black Sox were Not in the past decade has another indicted on conspiracy charges before a one of these intriguing statues sur- grand jury, and just a fortnight after faced at auction, and that predecessor Kenesaw Mountain Landis was appointed sold for over $1,100 back in 2005. commissioner, the White Sox franchise Somewhat cartoonish or at least cari- released this reference sheet of its active cature-ish, the 14”-tall Ruth is com- roster for the upcoming 1921 season, posed of a lightweight composite and along with those dozen players who would appear to have origins as a were in purgatory as “SUSPENDED.” prize on the carnival circuit. VG dis- None other than the so-called Eight Men play appearance overall with a few Out conspicuously occupy the first 8 slots—Cicotte, Risberg, light cracks to the face and heavy Weaver, Jackson (typed out in full, “Joe Jackson”), Gandil, Felsch, Williams and McMullin—with a few misspellings serving to add insult to wear to the clown-sized feet. The all- injury. The remaining four names were actually Pale Hose players who important “BABE RUTH” on the were cut: Win Noyes, John Sullivan, M.M. Block and R. North. Chicago’s uniform top is impressively well-pre- letterhead appears atop the boldly printed, 8-1/2 x 11” onionskin page, served, and the 6” original bat is also which is technically GD/VG but displays nicer with its surface wear prima- included. rily relegated to peripheral areas away from the text. Haunting and dramat- Opening Bid $250.00 ic, this document discovery may well be a one-of-a-kind survivor! Opening Bid $200.00

214. Frank Schulte’s Major I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E League Baseball Silver Lifetime 215. Original Yankee Stadium Pass and Presentation Card (2 Ticket Stub Receptacle Items) Spared from the original “House That Often overlooked in favor of Tinker, Ruth Built” (1923-1973), this vintage Evers and Chance, Frank “Wildfire” receptacle facilitated the storage of ticket Schulte was a major figure on the early stubs at the famous Bronx edifice. The Cubs championship teams and racked relic stands 30”-tall and is 12-1/2” in up phenomenal numbers over 4 World diameter. Once stationed near the admis- Series—.321 average, 26 hits, 11 runs, sion turnstiles, the sturdy tin item features 9 RBIs and 6 doubles. But perhaps his a hinged lid with a 5”-long hole through greatest claim to fame is his 1911 which stadium ushers inserted “team” por- Chalmers Award as the NL MVP for tions of tickets. The original coat of blue leading the league with 21 HRs and paint is accented by “N.Y. YANKEES” 107 RBIs. (As a side note, Schulte’s (which is stenciled in white) and (2) vin- nickname originated from his admiration of Lillian Russell, whose play tage team logo decals. Steel handles “Wildfire”—plus Russell’s after-party—he had attended in Mississippi.) remain affixed to the sides, while the This ornately embossed lifetime pass measures 4-1/4 x 2-3/4” and exhibits latch/chain fixture is intact, as well. This a wonderful EX-MT frontal display appearance. There is surface wear on historically significant stadium heirloom the reverse, along with the imprint “LAMBERT BROS / JEWELERS / has a reserve (estimated value: $2500- N.Y.” Accompanied by its original presentation card (4 x 2-5/8”, VG-EX). $5000). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

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216. Scarce 1897 Cameo Pepsin Gum Brooklyn Team Pinback Beyond its individual offerings, the popular Cameo Pepsin pinback set also contains a 5-team subset that includes the Brooklyn 217. Exceptionally Rare 1927 “Ping Bodie Day” Pinback - Bridegrooms as seen here. Whitehead & Possibly One of Only Two Known Examples! Hoag’s celluloid cre- Before the DiMaggios, Lazzeri, Crosetti and Rizzuto, there was pioneering ation measures 1-1/4” Italian-American ballplayer Ping Bodie—whose real name was Francesco in diameter and fea- Stephano Pezzolo. His two nicknames came from the Ping sound off his tures 20 figures. club-sized bat and a California town where he’d once resided. Bodie played There is a tiny, subtle 9 seasons in the majors and many more in the PCL but was known just as surface crack on Manager “Bald Billy” Barnie, some rim toning that affects much for his off-field hijinks and colorful personality. He also roomed with the “BROOKLYN B B CLUB” lettering, and typical oxidation on the Babe Ruth. Distributed at Recreation Park in San Francisco, this stellar rar- reverse. To our knowledge, only three previous examples have surfaced at ity rates Near Mint and proclaims “PING BODIE DAY / AUG 27 1927” auction in the past 15 years. with a bust portrait flanked by US and Italian flags. The Brunt Printing Opening Bid $200.00 back-paper is intact and NM as well. Opening Bid $300.00

218. 1932 “Play 219. 1940s- Ball With ‘Babe 1960s PM10 Ruth’ Club” Baseball Pinback Stadium This 1-1/4”-diameter Pinbacks pinback hails from Lot (21) the Play Ball film Including 9 release that included Hall of 5 popular shorts— ”Slide Babe Slide,” Famers “Just Pals,” “Perfect This Near Mint Control,” “Fancy collection of Curves” and “Over the popular the Fence.” An issue begins acknowledgement with a 3-1/2” line along the bottom Moon and a 1- gives copyright cred- 3/4” Reiser it to “Christy Walsh bedecked with a red-white-and-blue ribbon (stain spots) and batter-and-ball All-America Sport charms. The remainder are the latter size and include: Furillo, Thomson, Reels.” Near Wyatt, Black, Newcombe, McDougald, Hodges, McCovey, Campanella, T. Mint frontal display with typical age wear inside the reverse. Williams, Feller, Camilli, Dean, Ruffing, Raschi, Hubbell, Musial, Maris Opening Bid $150.00 and Hartnett. Opening Bid $250.00

221. 1940s- 1950s Jackie Robinson Pinbacks Lot of (5) 220. Mickey Mantle 1950s-1960s These 1-3/4” PM10 Pinbacks Pair examples average The blue batting style may be a rarity NM overall because we haven’t been able to locate except that one of another example at all—let alone with its the two with rib- ribbon, ball and bat! Dimensions of both bon pins are 1-3/4” and condition is NM. hangers/charms Opening Bid $200.00 shows peripheral spotting and ribbon wear. Opening Bid $200.00

38 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 224. Willie Mays 1950s-1960s Pinbacks 222. Babe Ruth 1930s-1940s 223. 1920s-1960s Baseball Pinbacks Lot (5) Pinbacks Pair Grab-Bag Lot (12) EX-MT/NM unless noted. Includes two 3- 1/2” (w/1965 MVP) and three 1-3/4” PM10 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 pins, two with ribbons hangers, of which the one with charms is VG. Opening Bid $200.00

226. 1900s-1950s Baseball Board Games Lot (9) A discriminating, completist collector assembled this grouping. There is little if any evidence of game play, with technically GD condition exteriors and EX/EX-MT interiors overall, plus an impressively comprehensive selection of operable spinners and intact accessories/game pieces. Includes: 1) Champion Game of Base Ball (Proctor Amusement Co.); 2) Peg Base Ball (Parker Brothers); 3) 1916 World’s 225. 1960s Koufax, Drysdale and Wills Series Parlor Baseball (United Games Large Stadium Pinbacks Lot (14) Company, endorsed by Bill Carrigan); These 3-1/2”-diameter big boys rate EX- 4) 1917 Home Team Baseball Game MT/NM overall and include: 1-4) Maury (Selchow & Righter); 5) 1910s Major Wills with “GO MAURY GO” ribbon hanger. League Baseball Game (Philadelphia 5-8) Don Drysdale with ribbon hanger and Game Company, wood-encased); 6) baseball charm; 9-14) Koufax (4 - two have Walter Johnson Base Ball Game (wonderful posed cover image); 7) 1937 Big League Baseball Game peripheral spotting), Drysdale (upper-left spot- (A.E. Gustafson); 8) 1940 World Series (Lowe Co.); 9) 1951 Jackie Robinson Batter Up Baseball ting) and Wills. Game (Arrow Toy & Novelty). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

229. 1930 Boston Braves Metallic Season Pass HOFers Maranville and Grimes (plus Manager McKechnie) headlined the 6th-place Braves in 1930. Measuring 1-1/2” in diameter, 227. Early 1900s “Cap Anson for this wonderful memento features an elegant Sheriff” Campaign Cuff Links Pair raised-relief bust logo on front and embossed Opening Bid $100.00 text on the reverse: “THE BOSTON NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL CLUB EXTENDS THE COURTESY OF BRAVES FIELD TO 195 DURING SEASON OF 1930 228. Superb 1939 Baseball Centennial / EMIL FUCHS PRES. / ROBBINS CO. Umpire’s Scorer ATTLEBORO.” Condition is EX-MT/NM Opening Bid $100.00 with a nice vintage patina. Opening Bid $200.00

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230. Exceedingly Rare 1912 Red Sox American League Champions Felt Pennant - Likely One of Only Two Known! Comb through auction records from the past 15 years and you’ll come across several different kinds of 1912 Red Sox pennants—including one familiar variety that sold for over $10,000 in 2005. But nowhere will you find this offered beauty. Not on any website, not in a historical database, not even in a comprehensive pennant price guide. It’s completely undocumented. The only other example that we’re aware of is privately held in a New England- based collection. And one wonders if it could possibly be as nice as this miraculous survivor, which retains all 4 tassels and features an incredible degree of preservation to the appliqued graphics of the left-handed batter and “RED SOX AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1912.” Minor soiling and tip wear notwithstanding, one would be hard-pressed to call the 29”-long pennant anything below EX-MT, and this is one of those more-than-a- century-old pieces whose sheer existence in such fine condition is an absolute delight to behold. There could hardly be a finer tribute to the fabled 1912 Red Sox who christened Fenway Park; who were led by Smoky Joe Wood and the “Golden Outfield” (Lewis, Hooper, Speaker); and who brought home the 2nd championship in franchise history. This item has a reserve (estimated value $2,500 - 5,000). Opening Bid $1000.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 231. Circa 1916 Boston Red Sox World Champions Pennant The jury is still out on which of the BoSox’s Babe Ruth-era championships gave rise to this design. But one thing’s for sure: these oversized pennants (32” long, 13-1/2” wide) do not hit the auction block often—and when they do, it’s seldom if ever in this fine a state of preservation. Indeed, few 1910s pennants of any kind for any team hold up quite so well. Beautiful EX-MT condition with 3 of 4 tassels intact. This item has a reserve (estimated value $600 - 1,200). Opening Bid $300.00

233. 1940s Boston Braves Felt Pennants Lot (4) with Rarities Ranging in size from 25” to 29”, this quartet includes: 1) Rare red batting scene (VG-EX w/4 tassels intact); 232. Circa 1930s “Boston” Oversized Stadium Banner 2) While we can’t say for sure in what stadium this Red Sox banner may have Undocumented hung, it’s interesting to note that the label on the reverse of the spine cred- maroon its the Brooklyn-based manufacturer Art Flag Company. Dimensions are “BOSTON” just under 4 feet x 2-1/2 feet (with even the sewn-on letters measuring 7- (VG w/tassels 1/2” tall), and condition is EX-MT with minor soiling and typical hang- partially intact); 3) Extremely rare red “BOSTON” (EX); 4) Very rare blue ing/mounting wear in the corners. Stadium banners of this size and vintage early-1950s team pennant w/13 names including Spahn and Sain (VG due (especially containing white features) are seldom in so fine and clean a to left side wear but displays nicer overall). state of preservation. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

40 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 234. Rare 1913 “Cravats” Hugh Bedient 9” Souvenir Felt Pennant Opening Bid $100.00

235. 1946 Boston Red Sox Team Pennant Opening Bid $100.00

236. 1930s-1960s Baseball Full-Size Pennant Lot of (11) Rally round this better grade collection of vintage baseball flags. Presenting as average (VG-EX to EX-MT) these appealing felt souvenirs remain in well-preserved state with handsome colors, 237. 1930s New York Yankees “American League Champs” lettering and appliques. Highlights are: 1940s Boston Reds Sox with bat- Pennant - Rare ter/catcher applique; 1930s Cincinnati Reds with calligraphy style letter- Detailed description on website. ing; 1940s New York Yankees batter/catcher applique. Complete list on Opening Bid $200.00 our website. Opening Bid $200.00

238. 1930s- 1970s New York Yankees Pennants Lot (5) Including 1961 Team Photo Example The main attrac- tion here is the M&M Boys and company in the ‘61 team-photo example, but the 1930 AL Champs and the seldom-seen 1960s Ruth/Gehrig/DiMaggio “Old Timers” also deserve a 239. 1940s Brooklyn Dodgers Pennant - Very Rare share of the spotlight. That trio and the 1950s Uncle Sam are VG-EX/EX Detailed description on website. overall. The 1962 Team Photo is GD, missing its year tab. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

241. 1940s-1950s Chicago White Sox Pennant Lot (4) Most intriguing among these Pale Hose pennants is a purple-and-yellow, almost Art Deco-like design that we’ve never seen before and that is not cataloged in Mike Egner’s 2013 Vintage Pennant Price Guide II. To 240. 1951 MLB All-Star Game Briggs Stadium the best of our knowledge, it most likely Pennant - Extremely Rare! hails from the 1940s-1950s. Detailed description on website. Rounding out the quartet is a 1950s example, a 1959 Team Names and a Opening Bid $200.00 1967 Team Photo. VG-EX condition overall. Opening Bid $150.00

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242. 1940s-1960s Baseball 243. 1940s- Pennants Lot (14) 1950s Standard pennant lengths and con- Cleveland dition averaging EX. Includes: 1) Indians 1940s Giants NL Champs; 2) 1950s Tigers; 3) 1950s Red Sox; 4) 1950s Pennant Lot Reds; 5) 1961 Redlegs NL Champs; (6) with Feller 6) 1960s A’s; 7) 1962 Pirates Team Signature Photo; 8) 1960 Tigers Team Photo; Hail to the Chief! 9) 4/9/62 Dodger Stadium Grand Standard pennant Opening; 10) 1960s Twins Oliva lengths and condi- Photo (20”); 11) 1960s Angels tion averaging EX. Includes: 1) 1930s AL Champions; 2) 1940s; 3) 1948 World Team Photo (photo loose); Series; 4) 1952 Team Names; 5) 1954 World Series (Feller “10” signature); 6) 1950s. 12) 1960s Phillies (staining); 13) 1962 Tigers Team Photo (GD); 14) 1969 Twins. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 244. 1954 New York Giants National League Champions Pennant - Very Rare Undaunted by the Cleveland Indians and their 111 regular season wins, the New York Giants breezed to the 1954 World Series title in four straight. This full-size pennant was issued in tribute to the champion club. Listed as “Very Rare” in Mike Egner’s 245. Very Rare 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers “National League Vintage Pennant Price Guide II (2013), the red felt banner features a scroll-style roster with 26 names (including Irvin and Mays) with “Durocher” just to the right. The Champions” Pennant applique has endured very minimal cracking and the original gold-colored spine/tas- Detailed description on website. sels remain intact. This one is a beaut! Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

246. Very Rare 1957 World Series Pennant 247. 1958 Milwaukee Braves Pennant - Very Rare Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

248. 1961 New York Yankees World Series Pennant - Very Rare 249. 1961 New York Yankees Pennant Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

251. 1963 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers Team 250. 1963 New York Yankees Pennant Photo Pennant - Very Rare Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

42 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 252. Extensive 1907-1917 Baseball Team Real Photo Postcards Lot (54 Different) With the exception of a very few, all are real-photo team postcards from colleges, high schools and local town teams. Some are postmarked, and many have handwritten notes of the year, players and/or locations on the reverse. Condition is superb, easily averaging EX condition. Wonderful vintage uniforms throughout. 253. 1907-1911 Baseball Stadiums and Teams include: Bakersfield, VT; Scenes Real Photo Postcards Lot (17) Peru, IL (w/scoreboard); Gresham, WI; Wausau, WI (Red Sox w/Bull Durham outfield sign); Including Carlisle Indians Williamsport, PA (sepia w/black mascot); Barton, VT; Gorham, NY (w/scoreboard); Gresham, WI; No posed shots here. These are exceptional game- Fond du Lac, WI; Sauk Rapids, MN; Montborne, WA; Oso, WA; Niles, MI; Woodville, IA; action/batting scenes from charming early ballparks Postville, IA; Bernie, MO; Omaha, NE; Fergus Falls, MN; Van Buren, IN; Westbrook, MN; and fields. EX condition overall with period nota- Finlayson, MN; Norrie, WI; Dayton, NV (sepia); Clintonville, CA; Boonville, NY; Winfield, KS; tions and 5 postcards having been written out/mailed. Includes: 1907 Carlisle Indians; Brooten, Cromwell, IN; N. Berwick, ME (sepia); Honeoye Falls, NY (print); Natalbany, LA (glossy photo MN; Prairie City, IA; Inwood, IA; Hartley, IA; print); Capron, IL (print); Salem, PA; Southern Illinois Univ.; and Union College. Sterling, IL. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

256. Diverse and Interesting 1900s- 254. 1907-1912 Baseball Player Real 1910s Baseball Player Real Photo Photo Postcards Lot (20) Postcards Lot (7) A nice counterpart to the comprehensive offering of VG-EX overall. Includes: 1909 “Famous Cherokee real-photo team postcards, this selection depicts indi- Indian Baseball Club” (often mistakenly attributed to vidual players and small groups. Unmailed EX/EX- Bender and Thorpe, but here with each name cap- MT condition overall, most with handwritten nota- tioned in pencil); Western Bloomer Girls of tions on reverse. Includes: 1909 Mich. Univ.; 1911 Watervliet, MI (FR/GD); 1913 Female Ballplayer Ad Wash. St./Oreg. St. (game action); Booneville, MO; 255. Rare 1907-1908 “Frank LeRoy Card; Oneida Steel Pulley Co. (sharp image w/black Banks, OR; Sturgis, MI; Santa Rosa, CA; Chance and Mascot” Postcard by player and horse drawn carriage); Iroquois team Carbonado, WA; and a few that may be from the name (2 - not a Native American team but one black minor leagues. Cubs Photographer Francis Burke player). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

258. 1900s- 1950s Forbes Field Stadium Postcards Lot (7) Including Scarce Bi- Fold Example 257. Amazing 1920s-1950s “House of The headliner David” Baseball Team Real Photo among these beautiful full-color scenes is a Chautaqua Photographic 259. Johnny Sain 1963 “Spinner” Postcards Lot (12) Co. fold-out from 1909 Opening Day that spans 3-1/2 x The Israelite religious commune’s world-famous ball 11” and was never mailed. Four more unmailed post- Postcards (68) and Brochures (13) club appears here in all their hirsute glory with team cards include 2 R.W. Johnston Studios examples dated Opening Bid $100.00 photos and group shots plus the Benton Harbor stadi- 1909 and two Minsky Bros. examples from the 1940s. um and touring cars. EX condition with a few lesser The final two were written out, mailed and postmarked (1 mailed, 1 handwritten notes). Of the 12 postcards, in 1910 and 1954. EX/EX-MT overall. 8 are real-photo examples. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 261. 1930s-1950s 260. Exceedingly Rare 1946 Boston Bees, Boston Red Sox A.L. Champs Braves and Red Metallic License Plate Topper - Sox Ephemera Lot Possibly Only Known in Hobby! (10 Items) The war was over, Teddy Ballgame was back Condition averages EX in uniform and the Red Sox won the pennant. overall, and the mini-pen- What proud Boston fan wouldn’t have wanted nants measure from 9-12” to cruise around town with this nifty show- long. Includes: Red Sox - piece? Measuring 9-1/2” tall x 7-1/4” wide, 1) ‘46 WS mini-pennant; the license-plate topper shows some oxidation 2) AL Champions mini- spotting throughout, but heaviest at the bot- pennant (edge tear near tom mounting holes where there’s surface spine). Braves - 1-2) flaking. It’s appropriate that the design fea- Mini-pennant pair; 3) ‘46 tures a slugging pose since Williams, Pesky Fenway “Batter Up” booklet (4x9, GD); 4) ‘48 Player Roster booklet (5-1/2 x 8”); 5) and company led the league in most major Cardboard logo visor with original strap; 6) ‘49 Braves PR Dept. letter and envelope; o ffensive categories including runs, hits, RBIs 7) ‘51 Yearbook. Bees: 1) Mini-pennant. and batting average. This item has a reserve (estimated value $750 - $1,000). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

262. 1950s “Ted’s Creamy 263. 1960 “Narragansett Beer” Root Beer” Opened Bottles Boston Red Sox Large 4’ x 3’ (6) in Original Six-Pack Advertising Sign Pair - Unusual Carrier Format and Fresh to the Hobby The Moxie soda company got its All other Narragansett ‘60 Red Sox signs start in the 1880s as a producer of we’ve ever seen have had full-bleed images health tonics, but its greatest and an illustrated glass of beer set to pour on Ted Williams’ head. This discovery, however, heights came in the 1950s with appears to be a one-of-a-kind variation (or Teddy Ballgame’s root-beer two-of-a-kind, as it were) with a smaller endorsement. Offered are 6 clean, 19x28 team photo that allows for the addition bright “Ted’s Creamy Root Beer” of a dynamic stadium illustration on the left bottles (9-1/2” tall, NM) along side. Printed on heavy board, the display with their 6-pack cardboard car- pieces were unearthed from the wall of a rying case (GD w/staining). house that was being demolished and they thus rate FR condition overall with commen- Cheers! surate heavy age and storage wear. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

264. Interesting 1960s-1980s Boston Red Sox/Carl Yastrzemski Ephemera Lot (10 items) Including Signed Yaz Pieces VG-EX/EX condition overall. Includes: Signed - 1) 1967 World Series styrofoam hat with Yaz’s “9-10” signature on paper hatband; 2) 1984 Yastrzemski Celebrity Golf Tournament program (8-1/2 x 11”) with Yaz’s “8” signature; 3) 1984 NH Union Leader Banquet Dinner program (7-3/4 x 11-1/2”) signed by Balboni and Dropo (smudged). Unsigned - 1) 1967 Narragansett Beer “THIS IS THE YEAR!” die-cut advertising sign (13 x 19-1/2”); 2) 1967 AL Champions pennant (14”, pre-made holes in corners); 3) 1967 World Series pennant (29”, soiling); 4) 1968 Arnold Bakers “Sportsmanship Club” placemat (14x10); 5) 1969 Yaz/Oliva/Stottlemyre AL All Star Collector Play 265. 1950s “Hi Neighbor!” Red Sox License Plate Figures in Original Box; 6) 1960s “CARL YASTRZEMSKI” pennant (26-1/2”, 3 of 4 Opening Bid $100.00 tassels intact); 7) “CARL YASTRZEMSKI” logo wool cap. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00

266. Scarce 1950s Boston Braves License Plate Topper Opening Bid $100.00 267. Early 1930s “Old India Pale Ale” Cardboard Advertising Sign Featuring Hughie Duffy Opening Bid $100.00

44 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 268. 1944 St. Louis Browns American League Champions Ring - First Non-World Series Winning Ring Ever Produced Not since the days of George Sisler had the St. Louis Browns generated as much excitement as they did in 1944. Led by Vern Stephens (20 HRs, 109 RBIs) and Nels Potter (19-7), the Browns took advantage of the fact that their squad wasn’t depleted by the draft like many other war-era teams were. They won the AL pennant in dramatic fashion over the Tigers and Yankees, but alas, couldn’t overtake the crosstown Cardinals come World Series time.

Interestingly, and perhaps because of their unlikely Cinderella circum- stances, the Browns’ brass decided nonetheless to issue AL championship rings celebrating their pennant—an unprecedented move that inspired all other franchises hence- forth. Very seldom do these ‘44 Browns rings reach the auction block, and this 14K-gold, size 10 example has been tucked away in a private collection for the past two decades. It was originally received by a Browns staff member named Tom Bramell, whose name is engraved inside the band. EX condition overall with evidence of long-term proud wear on the shanks and the top border. The beautiful, elegant, enameled Browns logo in the center of the ring’s face remains NM. A 1993 purchase LOA accompanies. This item has a reserve (estimated value $5,000 - $10,000). Opening Bid $1500.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 269. 1972 Oakland A’s World Champions Front Office Ring - 270. 1973 Oakland A’s Jim Piersall World Champions Put Jimmy Piersall and Ring in Original Charlie Finley together and Presentation you’re asking for Box - mayhem. As the “Harris” Chicago More than Baseball four Museum decades on, recounts in a ter- the ‘73 A’s rific 2013 article remain the (linked on our web- last team in site), Piersall was MLB histo- hired by the A’s for a ry with a “jack-of-all-trades job” that trio of 20- essentially boiled down to “a combination ticket salesman and 42-year-old game winners: office boy.” The Red Sox legend (and protagonist of the 1957 biopic Fear Catfish Hunter Strikes Out about his manic depression) was assigned to do things like read (21), Ken Finley the newspaper, hawk group ticket sales and, we kid you not, unload a Holtzman (21) and truck full of moustache wax for Rollie Fingers and his fellow Swingin’ A’s. Vida Blue (20). Hunter In the article, Piersall calls Finley “the biggest [jerk] in America,” adding and Holtzman also chipped that “He just knew how to run a ballclub and make money (while spending in 3 of Oakland’s 4 World Series little).” Case in point: Piersall goes on to mention that his 1972 World wins in their 7-game victory over the Mets, while Reggie Jackson cement- Series ring didn’t even have a diamond. ed his Mr. October status with 1 HR, 1 triple, 3 doubles, 6 RBIs and 3 runs. This Jostens 14K-gold, size 11-1/2 ring hails from that middle champi- Presented is that very ring with its original CZ stone having been replaced onship in the A’s Three-peat dynasty. It features an oval green stone, the with a genuine 57-point diamond. (Eat your heart out, Charlie O!) The name “HARRIS” on one shank, and “S+S=S” (Charlie Finley’s motto Jostens 14K-gold, size 11 ring rates beautiful NM condition and features “Sweat plus sacrifice equals success”) on the other shank. EX-MT/NM “PIERSALL” on the shank and “Jim Piersall” script-engraved inside. condition. An accompanying 1998 purchase LOA reads, in part, “I bought Accompanied by a vintage Jostens ring box and a 1991 purchase LOA from this ring at an auction run by the City of San Bernardino, California which California Numismatic Investments that reads, in part, “This ring was was run by the Sheriff’s department on April 18, 1998.” Also included is a obtained from Piersall’s family by a major collector, prior to being pur- rare wooden presentation box (3-1/2 x 3-1/2 x 2-1/2”, EX) featuring a chased by California Numismatics.” This item has a reserve (estimated brightly stenciled “1973 A’s World Champions” design. This item has a value $5,000 - $10,000). reserve (estimated value $3,500 - $7,500). Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $1000.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 271. 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers World Champions Salesman’s Sample Ring - “Duke Snider” It’s the greatest of all seasons in Flatbush. For Yankees fans, there’s the magical year of 1961. For Dodgers devotees, nothing tops 1955—a.k.a., “Next Year.” No more waiting for glory, no more bumming around for second place. Yet another Subway Series saw Brooklyn at long last vanquish their crosstown rivals. For Duke Snider, who was quite a Mr. October in his own right with a total of 11 WS home runs, 8 doubles and 26 RBIs, the ‘55 championship marked the crowning achievement of his career.

And here is one of the ultimate collectible tributes to the Silver Fox’s greatest campaign: A 10K-gold, size 10 salesman’s sample produced by the venerable manufacturer Dieges & Clust. Spectacular NM condition with bright-blue shank designs of the Dodgers logo and Snider’s facsimile signature to match the cobalt hue of the oval stone on which a CZ stone proudly sits. According to our consignor, this ring was purchased by him in 1994 and was one of two examples originally owned by a Dieges & Clust secretary. This item has a reserve (estimated value $5,000 - $7,500). Opening Bid $2500.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 272. 1983 Baltimore Orioles World Champions Press Secretary Ring - Bob Brown Take it from Cal Ripken, Jr., who wrote this in his foreword to Thom Loverro’s book Oriole Magic: A Celebration of the O’s of 1983: “The one team that may personify everything that the Orioles stand for is the 1983 world championship club. It was the Orioles philosophy at its best: a team with players who came up through the farm system...filled in by players we had traded for who fit into the Orioles style of play...That 1983 roster was the team con- cept at its best. We knew we were good. We liked each other and we felt that there was tal- ent and good chemistry on the team. It seemed as if there was a different hero every single night.”

This Balfour 10K-gold, size 10 ring was issued to team secretary Bob Brown and features 60 points’ worth of diamonds. Condition is technically EX- MT due to light age wear in the shank recesses but overall display quality is NM. An accompanying 1990 purchase LOA from California Numismatic Investments reads, in part, “This ring was obtained from Mr. [Robert (Bob)] Brown by a major collector, prior to being purchased by California Numismatics...Mr. Brown was given the ring by the team as he was an employee serving in the position of press secretary during their 1983 championship season.” Also included is the vintage Balfour brown box with metal trim. This item has a reserve (estimated value $7,500 - $12,500). Opening Bid $2500.00

46 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 273. 1967 274. 1975 Boston Red Boston Red Sox Sox American American League League Champions Champions 10K Ring 10K Ring Given to Given to Scout George Scout Digby George Not only did Digby Harry Frazee’s Through more ill-advised sale than 60 years of Babe Ruth as a devoted scout, George Digby discovered BoSox icons Mike leave the Red Sox in disrepair, it morphed into an onus that made it readily Greenwell, Jody Reed (among others) and signed Wade Boggs. He also, of apparent that somehow, the BoSox were going to find a way to lose. From course, endured the hardships of bridesmaid status and unthinkable set- 1944 through 2004, a sizable chunk of the infamous drought, perhaps backs as part of that famed “curse” that clouded the franchise for nearly a nobody suffered longer than scout George Digby. Along the way for Digby, century. Well, here’s a piece for all in the Red Sox Nation to treasure: a there were three Fall Classic appearances. But each of those ended with a 1967 American League Champions ring awarded to Digby, the lone scout Game 7 felling. At the most memorable of those defeats, Digby was award- elected to the Red Sox Hall of Fame! More on our website. ed this 1975 World Series ring, a definitive Carmines treasure symbolizing Opening Bid $2500.00 the club’s success and oh-so-close tendencies. Details on our website. Opening Bid $2500.00

276. Bob Kuzava 1951 New York Yankees World Champions Presentation Wristwatch “Sarge” holds the distinction of having pitched the final out (and thus picking up 275. 2004 Boston Red Sox World Champions Watch Given to the save) in both the 1951 and 1952 World Series. A few years earlier, he was a top candidate for Rookie of the Year voting when he broke in with Scout George Digby the Chicago White Sox and posted a 10-6 record. Hailing from the pivotal Plagued by a mythical “curse” for 86 long years, Boston Red Sox players, season when DiMaggio passed the Yankee torch to Mantle, Kuzava’s watch fans and team personnel endured repeated and haunting near-misses defined measures 1-1/2 x 7/8” and features “NEW YORK YANKEES 1951” on the by three Game 7 losses, a rare power display by Bucky Dent, and the sieve- face with “WORLD CHAMPS” forming the hours of the day. Yet the back like composition of Bill Buckner’s mitt. And finally in 2004, the club is equally as appealing with a sensational Yankees top hat logo engraving stormed back from a three games-to-none ALCS deficit and swept through sandwiched by the maker “HAMILTON” and “ROBERT L. KUZAVA.” the Fall Classic to quell the demons. Along for the ride for 60 years, scout Fully operable EX/EX-MT condition. George Digby was awarded this watch. Details on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

277. Nellie Fox 278. Mickey Mantle Limited Edition 18K Gold Wristwatch 1960 “Look with Accompanying Mantle Signed Certificate (2 Items) All-America Created by Baseball” DBM Presentation (Designs By Wristwatch Maurice Inc.), the commem- Look Magazine orative watch All-America is numbered watches are a pop- 71/536 to cor- ular sector of respond with baseball timepiece the Mick’s collectibles, with 71st career Mantle’s 1961 home run. It example selling at measures 1-1/4” in diameter and features a portrait watch face with a fac- auction in 2013 for over $8,000. Offered is Nellie Fox’s Look watch from simile signature to match the facsimile signatures on the reverse (above the the previous season—just one year after he captured MVP honors during number “71”), on the band and inside the beautiful wooden display box. the thrilling Go-Go Sox campaign. Manufactured by Lord Elgin, the 1- Best of all, the Near Mint watch comes with Mantle’s signed COA (“9-10”) 1/4”-diameter watch displays “LOOK / All-America Baseball / 1960” on reading, “This watch commemorates the seventy-first home run hit by the face with “Nellie Fox” and “14K GOLD FILLED / S079197” engraved Mickey Mantle on June 30, 1954 in Boston. As a switch hitter, Mickey was on the reverse. It retains the original Kreisler accordion-style band. Fully batting left-handed against Nixon, who was pitching during that inning.” operable EX-MT condition. Auction LOA from JSA for the signature. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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279. 1961 Mantle/Maris/Ruth Louisville Slugger Home Run Derby Display Piece As the home-run race heated up in August, Louisville Slugger produced this calendar chart so that fans could measure the M&M Boys’ pace against the Bambino’s. Apparent NM (with manufactur- ing folds) in a matted-and-framed display measuring approximately 2 feet x 6 feet. John A. Hillerich’s LOA from the November 2006 Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory Auction reads, in part, “Lot 321 / Louisville Slugger Home Run Derby display piece c. 1961 / Thick stock 12” x 52” unused display piece issued by Louisville Slugger...Discovered in the H&B archives, the display remains in pristine original condition.” Opening Bid $400.00

280. 1939 Louisville Slugger/Baseball 100th Anniversary Display With Original Easel Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

281. Mickey Mantle Original Painting by Steve Kaufman - From Mantle’s Personal Collection and Signed by Kaufman A Bronx native is the composer. A Bronx icon is the revered subject. Neither needs an introduc- tion. Measuring 40 x 39-7/8”, a textured canvas is firmly mounted to a wooden frame. Vibrant colors and meticulous strokes portrays 21-year- old Mickey Mantle holding the baseball he had just launched some 565 feet out of Washington’s cavernous Griffith Stadium. The artist, of course, is the equally legendary Steve Kaufman, who climbed the ranks in New York as Andy Warhol’s protégé and went on as the graphic artist for Saturday Night Live. The familiar depiction has been reproduced by the thousands, but this is the original composition which, appropriately, was given to Mantle and remained in his personal archives. The late Kaufman (d.2010) has signed the reverse in black felt tip (“8” strength). Accompanying is a COA signed by Merlyn, David and Danny Mantle; as well as an auction LOA from JSA (for Kaufman signature). Opening Bid $900.00

48 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 282. 1955 “All American Sports Club” Packet 283. 1966 Atlanta Braves with Photos, Newsletter WSB Radio/TV Poster and More Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

285. Rollie Fingers 1973 “Fireman of the 284. 1970 Year” Helmet World Rollie Fingers is a four-time Champion recipient of the Sporting Baltimore News “Fireman of the Year” Orioles Award given to the best Original closer of each league. But Collage those wins in ‘77, ‘78, ‘80 Artwork and ‘81 are evidently in no way related to this intrigu- Detailed description on ing “Fireman of the Year” helmet from back in 1973—the middle year of website. the A’s Three-peat dynasty. Manufactured by Safety Supply Company, the Opening Bid 12 x 14-1/2 x 7” headgear has attractive painted features (“ROLLIE FIN- $150.00 GERS / OAKLAND A’s / E.R.A. 1.45”) outlined in decal yellow trim, along with two California stickers related to forest fire prevention. Opening Bid $150.00

286. 1973 Laughlin “Babe” Ruth 287. Fenway Park Stand-Up Signed by the Artist Seat Pair Cashing in on his popular work for circa From the asymmetrical 1970 Fleer trading card issues, artist Bob structure known for its Laughlin created a series of baseball “Green Monstah” and HOFer caricature stand-ups in 1973. long-cursed tenants, this Offered is a “Babe” Ruth piece from this Fenway Park seat pair is a scarce and unique series. Standing nearly must for any stadium col- 12” tall by approximately 6” wide, this lector! Measuring 39x31, captivating image depicts the “Babe” in a the iron frame is shaped to classic batting pose with his nickname at form armrest panels and bottom. Displaying as like-new, this high- three sets of legs, securing ly desirable piece is signed on the reverse three-panel wooden back- by the artist. An unused easel leg attached rests and hinged wooden seats. On the uppermost panels, “23” and “24” are to the reverse testifies to the pristine stenciled in white. Excessive use and exposure to the elements is evident nature of this well-preserved collectible. with paint chipping throughout and rust about the metallic components. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

288. Original Yankee Stadium Seat Pair With MLB Certs/Holograms Okay, okay, so you don’t want to incur the $1.3 billion cost of building your own Yankee Stadium! But you can 289. Cleveland Municipal turn your “man cave” into the Stadium Free-Standing Seat “House That Ruth Built” for Detailed description on website. a fraction of that cost with Opening Bid $200.00 this seat pairing from that since-razed Bronx venue. Affixed to a 46 x 13-7/8” wooden platform, this 41-1/4 x 32-1/4” seat pair is secured with an iron frame with armrest panels. Each has a three-panel plastic backrest and a hinged seat. Metallic identifiers read “10” and “11.” Individual certs/holograms from MLB Authentication. Opening Bid $400.00

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291. 1905-1930 Reach American League Guide Lot of (12) - Well Preserved! Baseball’s annual “bible” in an era that pre-dated television and the inundation of media outlets that followed, the “Reach Official American League Base Ball Guide” was the primary source of names, statistics and minutiae. 290. 1910s “Baseball Magazine” Lot (8) Including Speaker, These (12) editions are Alexander and McGraw undoubtedly among the Debuting in 1908, Baseball Magazine was the first monthly devoted to our most pristine survivors national pastime. These early issues include: 7/1913 (GD), 5/1916 extant! With (GD/VG), 6/1916 (GD), 3/1917 (VG w/Speaker), 10/1917 (VG), 2/1918 covers/pages intact on most, the guides include: 1905, 1906, 1913, 1916, (VG w/Alexander), 8/1918 (VG-EX), 5/1919 (EX-MT w/McGraw). 1917, 1919, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1927 and 1930. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

292. 1920s-1940s 293. 1900-1949 Sporting News Run of (51) Record Book Lot The Sporting (18) News and What makes these Spalding record books so spe- Annual cial and popular are Baseball their cover images. Guides Highlights include: From an era dur- 1920 (Ruth, GD), ing which print 1921 (Sisler/Ruth, media was king, VG), 1922 (Hornsby, these annual GD/VG), 1925 (W. baseball guides Johnson, VG-EX), were the primary 1928 (Gehrig, EX), source for dia- 1929 (Gehrig/Ruth, mond enthusiasts. VG/EX). The Condition is key remainder average to these well-preserved publications whose covers and pages remain intact VG condition with throughout. Includes: (32) Spalding Official Base Ball Guide: 1900-1941; 1923 (Sisler), 1926 (Carey), 1927, 1930 (Cochrane), 1936 Greenberg, 1937 (29) different, (3) duplicates; (19) The Sporting News Baseball Guide: (McCarthy), 1932 (Grove), 1933 (Foxx, GD), 1934 (Hubbell), 1935 1942-1949; (8) different with (11) duplicates. More on our website. (Dean), 1939, 1940. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

295. 1963 Topps Rookie-All Star Team Awards Banquet Booklet with Pete Rose Held annual- ly at the Waldorf- Astoria in New York City, the Topps Company honored baseball’s brightest rookie stars at a banquet held in their honor. This dated 10/24/63 booklet features 294. 1940 Lefty Grove Testimonial Dinner Program ten young players including the incomparable “Charlie Hustle”. The staple- Opening Bid $100.00 bound publication measures 8-1/4 x 5-1/4” with 14 tightly attached pages. Interestingly, Topps designed individual cards of each player, including that of Pete Rose whose cameo is also pictured on the front cover in an American Flag design sequence. Incredibly scarce relic presenting in (EX- MT to NM) condition. Opening Bid $150.00

50 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 296. 1952 World Series Game 3 at New York Full Ticket Pee Wee Reese rapped out 3 hits and Jackie Robinson scored 2 runs in Preacher Roe’s 5-3 298. 1959 World Series Game 1 victory. Yogi Berra and Johnny Mize also Full Ticket from Comiskey Park socked homers in a losing effort. This $6.00 297. 1958 World Series Full Ticket Pair Opening Bid $100.00 Mezzanine Reserved Seat ticket from the contest measures 7-1/2 x 2-1/4” and technically from Yankee Stadium rates EX but easily displays as EX-MT. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

299. Incredibly Rare Roger Maris September 15, 1968 Final Career HR Ticket Stub The 275th and final HR of Maris’ career came in Houston on the same day that St. Louis clinched the pennant. It just so happened to be “Family Day” at the Astrodome—which was 301. 1950s-1990s World Series more than appropriate considering all the joy Ticket Stubs Lot (12) Maris brought to baseball-loving fan families Opening Bid $100.00 over the years. This milestone stub meas- 300. Roberto Clemente 3,000th ures 1-3/4 x 1-3/8” and is crisp EX-MT aside from the torn edge and reverse pencil notation Hit & Last Game Ticket Stub— “MARIS LAST HR.” PSA Good 2 (mk) Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

302. 1976-2001 All-Star Game Ticket Stubs Lot (11) Opening Bid $100.00 303. 2000 All-Star Game at Atlanta 304. 2001 All-Star Game at Seattle Full Tickets Lot (31) Full Tickets Lot (23) Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 305. Incredibly Rare Circa 1870s Baseball Team Full Plate Tintype In the world of 19th-century baseball photography, tintypes are precious gems and full-plate tintypes...well, those are crown jewels. Over the past two decades, a mere handful of full-plate, 6-1/2 x 8-1/2” baseball tintypes have ever surfaced at auction. The most valuable one—which hailed from the Mark Rucker Collection and sold for over $9,000 in 2005—was heretofore the sole example to feature a complete ball club. But now we are pleased to unveil this heir to the throne: A nine-player gallery of matching uniforms with white tunics, wide belts and multi-colored caps, plus the early-style accoutrements of two balls and a bat. Interestingly, the rather dapper and classy team repre- sents a range of ages, thus suggesting a local town league. Measuring approximately 6-1/2 x 8-1/2” from the reverse, the tintype has a 7-1/2 x 5-1/2” visible frontal area that not only exhibits tremendous image quality for a photo of this age, size and delicate medium, but also boasts a rather astounding NM appearance. Indeed, it is the original gilt- edged matte and 10x8 leatherette-bordered glass pane that have borne the brunt of wear (light foxing, surface scratch- es, etc.) to protect their valuable contents. According to our consignor, the heirloom emerged in Groton, MA, from the estate of a family with roots in Dorchester, MA, during the 1860s-1870s. This item has a reserve (estimated value $2500-$5000). Opening Bid $750.00

306. 1910 Philadelphia Athletics “Champions American League” Team Photo Including Mack, Plank, Baker and Bender The Mackmen batted .322 in their World Series victory over the Cubs, with Home Run Baker, Eddie Collins and Danny Murphy hitting at a .400 clip and Jack Coombs not far behind at .385. Captioned “ATHLETICS / 1910 CHAMPIONS AMERICAN LEAGUE,” this original composite photo was created shortly before the Fall Classic. The image’s 6 x 8-1/2” visible area rates apparent NM with those nice silver-halide accents (indicative of early photography) that are apparent when angled under a light. The 9-3/4 x 11-3/4” studio mount (visible from the reverse) is adhered to a modern 11x14 matte. Includes: Collins, Plank, Murphy, Barry, Baker, Hartsel, Livingston, Houser, Lord, Coombs, Capt. Davis, Mgr. Mack, Lapp, Oldring, Bender, Dygert, Morgan, Thomas, McInnis, Krause and Atkins. Opening Bid $300.00

307. Striking 1900s John McGraw 308. 1927 Babe Ruth Mounted Studio and Lou Gehrig Photo - Used for 1905 News Service Photo PC782 Rotograph Not a shot we’ve seen Postcard! before, this instant clas- To our knowledge, only sic features great smiles, two McGraw PC782 post- dapper street clothes and cards have sold at auction a young fan—making it in the past 15 years—and one of the more endear- this is the sole original ing scenes of these two photo example that we’re oft-at-odds teammates aware of. It showcases where they seem gen- phenomenal image quali- uinely happy together. ty in terms of clarity and And why not? After contrast...right down to World Series glory in that magical ‘27 season, they were now making barn- the individual hairs in storming history as captains of the Bustin’ Babes and Larrupin’ Lous! Little Napoleon’s careful- “RUTH AND GEHRIG ARRIVE AT SAN FRANCISCO,” reads the origi- ly parted coiffure. nal paper caption, significant dated 10-21-27 and adhered to the reverse of Measuring approximately the 8-3/4 x 8” period frame. “Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, National Kings 5-3/4” x 7-3/4”, the photo of Swat, arrived at San Francisco today, Oct. 21 for a series of exhibition is mounted to the same-sized original board backing and presents quite games at San Francisco. Photo shows Babe Ruth shaking hands with one of nicely as about VG-EX/EX despite minor general surface wear including a his many boy admirers at San Francisco. Lou Gehrig is shown on the few impression marks along the periphery. right.” The photo’s 7-3/4 x 6” visible area is apparent EX-MT. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

52 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 309. Circa 1870s 310. Striking 19th Baseball Player Century Baseball Tintype Photograph in Team Imperial Original Ornate Frame Photograph Depicting a player holding a A mesmerizing tableau ball at his waist before starting of lace-up uniforms, a throwing motion, the tintype’s pillbox caps, warclub- visible image area of 2 x 2-1/2” like bats and rudimenta- rates apparent VG-EX and is bordered by a brass matte. The ry catching gear. The “frame” is actually half of the 10-1/4 x 14-1/2 visible classic style of elaborate tintype image area is EX in casing (3-1/8 x 3-5/8”, VG) and regard to the players appears to be made of wood themselves, with periph- rather than the later, more com- eral foxing and a scuff monly seen thermoplastic mate- mark in the lower-right corner. The 17x14 mount (visible from the reverse) rial. Opening Bid $200.00 is adhered to what appears to be the original 21-1/2 x 17” matte. Opening Bid $200.00

311. 1897 Atlantic City 312. Circa 1900s Baseball Field Photo Robison Field Preceding known entities such Baseball as Bader Field, the Melrose Stadium Cabinet Athletic Club and a short lived Photo Negro League representative, The first NL home of this obscure Atlantic City base- the St. Louis ball field photo provides a rare Cardinals makes a glimpse of the sport at one of rare appearance in the Nation’s earliest resorts. this antique team Displaying in excellent condi- photo. Displaying in tion, this Victorian Era antique better grade with 3-1/8 x 3-1/4“ photo is adhered decent gloss this 6- to a period 5x5 decorative mat- 1/2 x 4-3/4” image is ting and bears the reverse side handwritten notation “Baseball Field, adhered to a period Atlantic City, Aug. 1897”. cabinet card backer with overall dimensions of 10x8. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 313. 1906 314. Rare 1907 Lincoln, Nebraska Columbia Western League Team Photo Park Stadium Featuring Eddie Cicotte Photo Lot of Knuckles made his brief major- (2) with New league debut with the 1905 York Tigers before returning to the Highlanders & minors for two years. In 1907, he won 21 games for the Philadelphia Western League’s Lincoln Athletics Treeplanters—which earned him a Tiny Columbia Park is captured in patriotic splendor with this pair of pho- contract with the Red Sox. Here, dur- tos. Hand dated 7/4/1906 these antique images feature a Highlanders ing that breakout season, the stocky 23-year- (Yankees) vs. Athletics game in front a celebratory Independence Day crowd old is seated at far left. He gazes at the camera with intensity and is easily in the birthplace of our Nation’s independence. Both photos measures 3-1/4 the strongest figure on the team. The photo’s 9-1/2 x 7-1/4” visible area x 3-1/4” with 5-1/4 x 5-1/4” paper backers and present in excellent condi- rates apparent NM with superb image focus, and it is matted and framed in tion with good gloss, clean surfaces and sharp images. More on our website. a vintage style to 15x12 (some chips to frame). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

315. Striking 1919 Yale 316. 1930s- University Oversized 1970s Baseball Team Photo Baseball Wire It may have been a scandal- Photos Lot tainted year in major-league (49) baseball, but collegiate base- Judging by ball retained its lily-white image quality, innocence. Interestingly, the there appear to Yale Elis are here pictured far be some Type I from home at the big-league photos in the ballpark of Ebbets Field—as mix, but by and captioned on the frame’s large, this is a reverse in a modern hand along with every depicted player’s name. Image Type III collec- quality could not be any finer with crystal-clear focus and dramatic black- tion. A photo of Connie Mack has a secretarial signature. Condition is typi- and-white contrast. The 9-1/2 x 13” visible area is apparent EX-MT within cal for published news photos with peripheral handling wear and editorial its 17-1/2 x 14-1/2” matted-and-framed presentation. usage throughout. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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317. Ken Silvestri 1953 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Road Jersey A backup catcher whose career spanned three decades and was headlined by a 1950 World Series appearance with the “Whiz Kids,” Ken Silvestri 318. Gene Conley Signed Game-Worn 1959 Philadelphia wore this Philadelphia Phillies road jersey in a mentor capacity with the Phillies Flannel Road Jersey - Full JSA 1953 club. The classic gray flannel button-down garment features embroi- Detailed description on website. dered identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. The item exhibits evidence Opening Bid $200.00 of outstanding game wear with perspiration-induced soiling about the collar. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

320. Harry Bright/Byron Browne 1965 Chicago Cubs Game- 319. Rick Wise Signed Game-Worn 1964 Philadelphia Phillies Worn Road Jersey - MEARS A5 Flannel Road Jersey - Full JSA This gorgeous flannel gamer was worn by Harry Bright and/or Byron Detailed description on website. Browne during the 1965 campaign. Graded A5 by MEARS, the Cubbies Opening Bid $250.00 road apparel item comes with a full photo LOA from MEARS and an LOA from Lou Lampson. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

322. Steve Carlton Signed Game-Worn 1977 Philadelphia 321. Dick Wantz 1965 California Angels Game-Worn Road Jersey Phillies Road Jersey - Full JSA Debuting in the California Angels’ 1965 season opener, righthander Dick Shunning the media and its intrusive tendencies, Steve Carlton let his left Wantz got off to an auspicious start, fanning Max Alvis to begin his career. arm do the talking and it spoke volumes with four Cy Young laurels and But it did not go well from there as Wantz surrendered two runs in one 329 career triumphs. As he won the second of those pitching honors with a inning in what was to be his only Major League appearance. Shortly there- 23-10 mark in 1977, Carlton wore this Philadelphia Phillies road jersey. For after, doctors discovered an inoperable brain tumor and exactly one month good measure, Carlton autographed the jersey in blue marker (“7-8” after his only big league appearance, Wantz was dead. This Angels road jer- strength) and inscribed “1980 W.S. Champs.” The blue knit zippered gar- sey was worn by the California native during his tragically abbreviated ment features twill identifiers, proper “Wilson” tagging and shows excel- career. More on our website. lent game wear. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $750.00

54 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 324. Deron Johnson 1969 Philadelphia Phillies Game- Worn Home Jersey “Have bat, will travel.” Such was the credo of former slugger Deron Johnson, who paced the N.L. with 130 RBI in 1965 and went on to club 245 home runs for nine different suitors. This Philadelphia Phillies home jersey was worn by Johnson during the 1969 campaign. The cream- 323. Mid-1960s Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Flannel colored flannel button-down garment is a wondrous survivor with embroi- Home Jersey Autographed by Richie Ashburn - Full JSA dered identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. Terrific game wear! More on Detailed description on website. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

325. Frank Lucchesi 1970 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Road Jersey Hired as the club’s fourth skipper in three seasons, Frank Lucchesi got his young troops out of the gate at 3-0 in 1970, but proceeded to drop seven straight and never recovered. This Phillies road jersey was worn by Lucchesi in his inaugural campaign at the helm. In the style’s penultimate season before switching to tight-fitting knits, this gorgeous flannel button-down garment features embroidered identifiers (as has long been the 326. Greg Luzinski Signed Game-Worn 1973 Philadelphia Philly tradition) and proper “Wilson” tagging. Outstanding game wear is Phillies Home Jersey - Full JSA evident! More on our website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

328. Whitey Ford Signed Game-Worn 1989 New York Yankees Old Timers Day Home Jersey - Full JSA “ The Chairman of the board” wore and autographed this New York Yankees home jersey at the 1989 Old Timers game in the Bronx. Ford has 327. Jim Kaat Signed Game-Worn 1976 Philadelphia signed the front in blue marker (“7” strength) and the back in black marker Phillies Home Jersey - Full JSA (“8” strength) and inscribed “#16” on both. The all-original garment has Detailed description on website. proper “Wilson” size “46” tagging. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

329. 1990-1992 Philadelphia Phillies Game Worn Lot of (8) With Amaro, Jr., Greene and Hayes As the Philly roster began to take shape in the early-1990s, these (8) uniform items were worn by Phillies players/coaches. The items show light to moderate wear and include: Ruben Amaro, Jr. (1992 road jersey); Tommy Greene (1990 road jersey); Charlie Hayes (1990 road jersey; autographed); Dave Hollins (1990 home 330. John Kruk Signed Game-Worn 1992 Philadelphia Phillies jersey; autographed); Dickie Noles (1990 road jersey); Mike Ryan (1991 coach’s ensemble; autographed); Dale Sveum (1992 road jersey). More on Home Jersey - Full JSA our website. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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332. Jimmy Rollins 2003 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Warm-Up 333. Philadelphia Phillies 2003 Game- Jersey - MLB Authentication Hologram Worn Home Jersey Lot of (4) From Final Season at Veterans Stadium 331. 1990s-2000s Philadelphia Phillies and Full Miedema LOA A seasoned veteran at 24, Jimmy Rollins delivered 56 Worn during the farewell season at the one and only Signed Game-Worn Jersey Lot of (8) extra-base hits in a 2003 campaign during which he stadium where rabid fans prompted officials to install a With Daulton and Burrell wore and autographed this Philadelphia Phillies warm- jail, a judge and a courtroom facility, these (4) Detailed description on website. up jersey. The red micromesh button-down garment Philadelphia Phillies home jerseys include: B o b b y Opening Bid $250.00 features twill and embroidered identifiers, as well as A b r e u (autographed); Tyler Houston; Dan Plesac; and proper “Majestic” tagging. On the first back “1,” Joe Roa (with embroidered legend identifying Roa as Rollins has signed in blue marker (“8” strength). Full the last-ever opening day Phillies starting pitcher at photo LOA from Dave Miedema and MLB Veterans Stadium). The jerseys show varying degrees Authentication hologram. More on our website. of game use. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

334. Pedro Martinez 2009 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Road Jersey - 335. Philadelphia Phillies 2009 Wo r l d 336. 2007-2011 Philadelphia Phillies Full Miedema LOA Series Game-Worn/Issued Jersey Lot of (6) Who’s your daddy? Why, it’s five-time ERA champi- While you can count the Phillies’ World Series crowns Game-Worn or Team-Issued Jersey on and Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez, who wore this on, well, two fingers, the franchise has appeared in Lot of (5) Philadelphia Phillies road jersey during his 2009 back-to-back Fall Classics only once. These (6) Phillies Game on! Phillies jerseys issued and/or worn during swan song. The gray micromesh button-down gar- jerseys were issued and/or worn during the 2009 recent seasons include: Freddie Garcia (2007 home; ment features embroidered and twill identifiers, as October showdown in which they fell short of a cham- autographed); J.A. Happ (2009 home); Davey well as proper “Majestic” tagging. None the worse pionship repeat. Includes: Joe Blanton (home); Davey Lopes (2008 World Series home); Scott Mathieson for his 18 stellar seasons, Martinez went 5-1 and Lopes (home); Pete Mackanin (home); Charlie Manual (2011 road); and Carlos Ruiz (2010 road). The jer- helped power the Phils to their second straight World (road); Brett Myers (road); Milt Thompson (home). seys show light wear throughout. Individual MLB Series appearance that year. Full photo LOA from Individual MLB Authentication holograms accompany. Authentication holograms accompany. More on our Dave Miedema. More on our website. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

337. Jim Thome 2012 Team-Issued 338. 2010-2014 Philadelphia Phillies 339. 2000s Philadelphia Phillies Game- Philadelphia Phillies Jersey Pair - Both Team-Issued Jersey Lot of (5) With Worn Batting Practice Jersey Lot of With MLB Authentic Holograms Autographed Werth Jersey (6) As he Citizen’s Philly neared and Bank Park sluggers eclipsed the heroes were were 600 career issued these clad in home run Philadelphia these plateau, Phillies jer- colorful veteran Jim seys during jerseys Thome recent cam- as they suited up paigns. The stepped for six dif- micromesh into the ferent button-down cage and teams over garments took his final feature B.P.! The button-down garments feature twill and four sea- embroidered embroidered identifiers and proper “Majestic” tag- sons. Back for a second tour of duty in Philly, Thome and twill identifiers, as well as proper “Majestic” tagging. Includes: Bobby Abreu (2000-2006; auto- was issued these (2) Phillies jerseys during the 2012 ging. Includes: Cody Asche (2014 road); Dominic graphed); David Bell (2003-2005); Raul Ibanez campaign. The home and alternate versions are Brown (2012 home); Roy Oswalt (2011 road); Jayson (2009-2011l MLB Authentication hologram); micromesh button-down garments with embroidered Werth (2010 road; autographed); and Michael Young Hunter Pence (2011; MLB Authentication holo- identifiers and proper “Majestic” tagging. Each (2013 home). The jerseys exhibit light to moderate gram); Rob Tejeda (2005; autographed); and Shane comes with an MLB Authentication hologram and wear and come with individual MLB Authentication Victorino (2006; autographed). The jerseys show shows light to moderate wear. More on our website. holograms. More on our website. light to moderate wear. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

56 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 341. Moose Skowron 1961 All-Star Game Professional Model 340. Moose Skowron 1961 World Series Professional Model Bat - Full PSA/DNA Bat - Full PSA/DNA Entering the break with 18 home runs, New York Yankee first baseman Overshadowed by the exploits of the “M&M Boys,” Moose Skowron clubbed Moose Skowron was tabbed for the 1961 American League All-Star squad, 28 homers and drove in 89 as a member of the 1961 Ya n k e e s ’ “ s u p p o r t i n g marking the fifth straight season he was so honored. This Hillerich & cast.” This bat was issued to the Bronx Bomber first baseman for use during Bradsby (33.5-oz/36”) “K55” signature model war club was issued for the 1961 World Series. The Hillerich & Bradsby (32.9-oz/36”) “K55” signa- Skowron for that Mid-Summer Classic “twinbill.” The uncracked white ash ture model war club is uncracked with no evidence of game use (though weapon shows no game use but matches the specifications of Skowron’s Skowron did perform admirably in that Fall Classic with a home run and a weapons from the referenced labeling period. Full photo LOA from John .353 batting average). Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. Taube, PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

342. Jimmy Piersall 1961- 1964 Game- Used Bat Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

343. Rick Burleson and Mike Greenwell 1980s Louisville Slugger Game Used Bats Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

345. David Ortiz 1997-1998 Rookie Era Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA GU 8.5 With a slimmer build and a more even temperament, David Ortiz used and autographed this bat as he debuted with the Minnesota Twins. The Louisville Slugger (31.1-oz/33-3/4”) “C243” block-letter model features a 344. Robin Yount 1991-1993 Signed Game-Used cupped end, a black “Smith” finish and is signed by Ortiz in silver marker Bat - Full PSA/DNA (“9” strength) and inscribed “#27” between the center brand and barrel Detailed description on website. stampings. Graded GU 8.5 by PSA/DNA, the weapon shows outstanding Opening Bid $200.00 use with ball and stitch marks throughout, as well as a criss-cross tape pattern and a mended crack on the handle. Full photo LOAs from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat use) and JSA (for autograph). Opening Bid $500.00

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346. Billy Southworth St. Louis Cardinals Cap From 1943 World Series and 25 World War II Successful Bombing Missions by Billy Southworth, Jr. By his own choice, the professional baseball career of Billy Southworth, Jr. was limited to five seasons that included tours of duty with nine different teams. Toiling in the outfield at obscure venues for the Ashville Tourists, Martinsville Manufacturers and Wilmington Blue Rocks (to name a few), Southworth showed boundless promise, winning the 1939 Canadian-American League MVP laurel as he hit .342 with 15 home runs and 85 RBI for the Rome Colonels. But a heartfelt decision shortly thereafter set the stage for an endeavor too selfless for any of us (especially in the current skewed social and political climates) to grasp.

Huggins & Scott Auctions proudly presents “Billy’s Cap;” an artifact that embodies virtue, patriotism and a heroic path which perhaps none of us could ever brave. Specifically, this is the St. Louis Cardinals cap worn by manager Billy Southworth, Sr. as the Redbirds stunned the New York Yankees in the 1942 World Series. Immediately following that Fall Classic, the elder Southworth gave the cap to his son, who wore it on 25 successful bombing missions in the European Theater of Operations.

Late in the 1940 season, 23-year-old Billy Southworth, Jr. was promoted to the International League’s Toronto Maple Leafs. Logically headed for promotion to the big leagues, the young outfielder was aware and concerned over increasing global unrest, telling his father: “I think it’s my duty to enlist, because they’re going to need us.” While his father convinced him to wait until the end of baseball season and “think it over,” the younger Southworth did- n’t think long and became the first professional baseball player to enlist in the armed forces prior to the U.S. involvement in World War II. He joined the Army Air Corps on December 12, 1940 (nearly a full year prior to the Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor).

While his travels in baseball may have seemed extensive, Southworth’s military preparation included training in: East St. Louis, IL; Randolph Field, TX; Brooks Field, TX; Orlando Army Air Base, FL; Pendleton Field, OR; Gowen Field, ID; and then at unspecified sites in California, New Mexico and Texas, all the while facing the daunting prospect of overseas combat. In October, 1942, shortly after his father guided the Cardinals to an improbable World Series title over the Yankees, Billy, Jr. got the inevitable call and was headed to Molesworth, England for active duty. The elder Southworth flew to Bangor, Maine to wish his son well and presented him with this Cardinals cap as a good-luck charm.

The blue wool accessory features a red bill, a red button atop the six-point crown suspension and “StL” sewn to the front center in red felt. The skipper’s number “30” is stitched on the leather interior sweatband in red numerals. Tried and true that October, this Gateway City relic was even more effective overseas. War time “adjustments” include five metallic clasps symmetrically sewn to the outer panels, as well as a 4”-long leather strap sewn to the back. These features facilitated the attachment of radio head sets and an oxygen mask as the fearless fighter pilot completed 25 successful bombing missions between 1942 and 1943. All the while, Southworth, Jr. endured anti-aircraft and cannon fire, but completed his circuit without a single injury to any crew member. For his efforts, he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal. Said the heroic soldier: “I was just another Joe, occupying a lucky seat with a fine crew. I tried to manage ‘em like dad manages his Cardinals.”

Southworth returned to the U.S. on January 28, 1944 and was stationed at Santa Monica Air Distribution Center, awaiting assignment. With the danger of combat behind him, Southworth attended a boxing match at Hollywood Legion Stadium, was introduced as a war hero and was recognized by movie producer Hunt Stromberg. A movie agreement was reached and production was set to begin after the war. But a little over a year later, Southworth was assigned to a New York-to-Florida training mission on the B-29 Superefortress, the same aircraft that would drop bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Perhaps straying from the routine practiced during dangerous bombing missions, Southworth forgot his lucky cap for this seemingly safe journey. Shortly after takeoff on February 15, 1945, Southworth’s plane faltered at went down in Flushing Bay along the Queens borough. While there were five survivors from the crash, Southworth and three others were missing. His body washed up on Silver Beach in the Bronx and was found on August 3, 1945.

Memories and thanks for heroes like Billy Southworth, Jr. should and will linger forever. This cap has endured playful skirmishes on the diamond and life- and-death battles in the sky. It is perhaps the lone tangible reminder of a true American hero whose efforts transcend any statistics conveyed in a box score or baseball encyclopedia. This was “Billy’s Cap.” Opening Bid $10000.00

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347. Rare PCL San Francisco Seals Game Worn Coaches Jacket A minor league institution whose product was on par with that of the Major Leagues, the Pacific Coast League’s San Francisco Seals are well remembered for graduates such as DiMaggio, Gomez and 348. Jim Palmer 1969-1976 Game- Averill, as well as for Used Fielder’s Glove attire like this game-worn With intelligence, determination and matinee jacket. Likely worn dur- idol looks, Jim Palmer pitched his way to ing the 1940s, this uniqely three Cy Young Awards, became the only scarce olive-colored wool hurler to win World Series games in three dif- button-down garment fea- ferent decades and went 3,948 innings without tures vintage “Wilson” ever yielding a grand slam. This Spalding tagging. For a more “4220” fielder’s glove was used by the detailed listing, please Orioles great during the prime of his Hall of visit our website. Fame Career. Specifications and details of Opening Bid $400.00 incredible provenance on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

350. Robin Roberts and Dick Groat Signed Game-Worn Shoes Fleet of foot in Philly, former stars wore and 349. Mike Flanagan Game-Used signed these baseball shoes. Includes: Dick Fielder’s Glove Groat: pair of “Riddell” black leather accessories From a bumper crop of pitching aces that saw with “24” inscribed on each tongue in black the Orioles claim five Cy Young Awards in an marker and (6) metal cleats affixed to each bot- eight-year span, southpaw Mike Flanagan did tom. Each is autographed in silver marker (“7” the honors in 1979 with a keen wit and devas- strength); Robin Roberts: maroon leather 351. 1960s-2000s Philadelphia Phillies tating curveball. This Rawlings “PRO B-P” “Adidas” shoes with “36” inscribed on each Signed and Game-Used Memorabilia tongue and (6) metal cleats affixed to each bot- model was used by Flanagan during his stellar Lot - Loaded! tom. Roberts has signed the left shoe in black career. Specifications and details of incredible Detailed description on website. provenance on our website. marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “HOF 76” Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 (full JSA). Both pairs show excellent game wear! Opening Bid $150.00

352. July 6, 2008 Alex Rodriguez HR #536 Signed Game-Used Base and Ball - Steiner, MLB and PSA/DNA One of the most significant of Alex Rodriguez’s many milestones was home run No. 536, which was launched on July 6, 2008 at Yankee Stadium to tie 353. 1990s-2000s Philadelphia Phillies Bronx legend Mickey Mantle for 14th on the all-time 354. 1980s-2000s Philadelphia Phillies list. An elated A-Rod complied in autographing a Signed Game-Used Lot With (3) Gloves Signed Game-Used Caps and Batting base and a ball used in that historic game! Includes: and (2) Pairs of Cleats Base: used as third base that day, this 15x15 thick Gloves rubber item features a grooved surface and is signed Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Detailed description on website. by Rodriguez in black marker (“7” strength); Ball: Opening Bid $100.00 an OML orb signed on the logo panel in blue ballpoint (“9” strength) and inscribed “G/U 7-6-08 – HR 536.” More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

60 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 355. Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner Dual-Signed Ball With Amazing Provenance - Full PSA/DNA Nearly 37 long years had passed since the only encounter between Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner spawned tales of competitive fire and verbal threats; some real, some apocryphal. But there they were in 1946, their spirits somewhat toned down (at least in Wagner’s case) as they “managed” opposing teams in the promotional “All- American Boys Baseball Game.” Held in Chicago, the amateur exhibition encouraged sportsmanship and competition in the wake of World War II, and while a young contest winner was successful in conveying those sentiments in a written letter, he walked away with a prize he’d remember much more than he would any of those intangible concepts.

Awarded by the Austin News and Garfieldian on Chicago’s West Side, this Official American Association baseball was autographed by Cobb and Wagner during their “friendly” showdown in 1946, well after their respective playing careers had defined them as perhaps the best to ever play the game.

Given the endorsers’ on-field exploits and roles in the meteoric rise in baseball’s popularity, this heirloom in nothing short of breathtaking. The medium-toned orb presents nicely with partially faded “Wilson” trademark stampings legible, for the most part. On the north panel, Cobb has signed in black ink and inscribed “8/6/46.” Accented by his customary paraph, Cobb’s penning maintains (“5”) strength and clarity. On the sweet spot, Wagner has signed “J. Honus Wagner” in blue ink (“5-6” strength) and inscribed “Pirates.” On the west panel, the recipient’s name (“Dennis Dean Varvel”) is penned in an unknown hand.

Cobb’s combative nature, of course, is well documented and evidenced by his actions and quotes. Among his most famous declarations is: “That God damned Dutchman is the only man in the game I can’t scare.” It was a reference to Wagner and could only have been made during or immediately following the 1909 World Series (which marked the only time the two ever met on the diamond). Wagner out-hit Cobb, .333 to .231 in a seven-game series won by Pittsburgh. As for interac- tions, Cobb did steal second base twice during the series. But tales of Cobb threatening Wagner and yelling “Krauthead” were likely the creation of sensationalist media.

With demeanors mellowed and the focus on youth baseball, Cobb and Wagner guided “West” and “East” rosters and, as promised, autographed this ball for a lucky Windy City native Dennis Varvel. The contest perks were plentiful. On a Thursday, Varvel was granted access to Comiskey Park for a “West” workout run by Cobb. There, he took advantage of a photo opportunity and was given the autographed ball directly from Cobb. Two days later, Varvel had a box seat at Wrigley Field, where he watched Cobb exact “revenge” with a 10-4 triumph over Wagner’s “East” stars and saw his baseball completed with Wagner’s penning. So as cooler heads pre- vailed (which is not to say Cobb had “forgotten” his team’s 1909 failure), youths were the focus and one particular boy was given the thrill of a lifetime. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as vintage newspaper clippings from the event and an 8x10 photo of Cobb and Varvel at Comiskey Park. Opening Bid $5000.00

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356. 1922 World Champion New York Giants Team-Signed Ball With Mathewson, McGraw and Full JSA On increasingly adverse terms with their co-tenants, the New York Giants main- tained the upper hand as they swept the 1922 World Series at the Polo Grounds. In the realm of team-signed baseballs, it seldom gets better than this ONL Heydler sphere endorsed by (17) members of that 1922 World Champion roster. The swagger and certainty were undoubtedly intangibles with which those Giants ruled the baseball world and, more importantly, 357. 1927 American League HOFers/Superstars Multi-Signed the Yankees. Following the Yankees’ addition of Babe Ruth in 1920, they Ball With Cobb, Ruth, Gehrig and Full JSA promptly out-drew the Giants and drew the ire of team owner Charles As the Yankees wreaked havoc on the American League in 1927, (24) mar- Stoneham. Shortly thereafter, the Giants brass issued an eviction notice, quee signatures were gathered on this OAL Johnson baseball. The medium- telling the Yankees to move “to Queens or some other out of the way toned orb has a thin uniform layer of period shellac, which covers black- place.” They eventually did, of course, and have since won more titles than ink fountain pen scriptings whose qualities range from (“9”) to (“3”) in any team in American sports. Bur as they played out their final season as terms of potency. Based upon a personalization penned by “Geo. W. Polo Grounds inhabitants, the soon to be “Bronx Bombers” succumbed to Connally,” we assume that the ChiSox hurler acquired the scriptings, one the Giants as Ruth was held to a paltry .118 (2 for 17) Fall Classic average. by one. Includes: Sweet Spot: Ray Schalk (“5-6” strength), Eddie Collins The medium-toned orb showcases prominent trademark stampings and (“6-7” strength); North Panel: Sam Rice (“7-8” strength), Goose Goslin blue-ink fountain pen scriptings that range between (“6”) and (“2-3”) in (“8-9” strength), Tris Speaker (“9” strength), Babe Ruth (“4” strength), Lou terms of potency. Readily identifiable signatures include: South Panel: Gehrig (“3-4” strength), Herb Pennock (“3” strength); South Panel: Ty Ryan, Dolan (coach) and Smith; West Panel: Jonnard and Blume; East Cobb (“6” strength), Lil Stoner, Walter Johnson (“4-5” strength), Bibb Panel: Mathewson (coach, d.1935; “6” strength) and Barnes. Remaining Falk; West Panel: H. Ruel, Bucky Harris (“8” strength), George Sisler (“7” signatures identified by JSA but too difficult to determine with the naked strength), Harry Heilmann (clubhouse), Earl Whitehill; East Panel: eye include: Bancroft, (2) Barnes, Frisch, Groh, Hill, Kelly, McGraw (man- Tommy Thomas, Ted Lyons (“5” strength), R.T. Peckinpaugh, unidentified, ager), Mehf, Scott and Snyder. Full photo LOA from JSA. Alex Metzler, Willie Kamm and unidentified. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $900.00

359. 1947 Pittsburgh Pirates Team- Signed Baseball with Gorgeous Honus Wagner— PSA/DNA 8 Signature seekers mount your campaign to cap- 358. 1931 Philadelphia Athletics Basketball Exhibition ture this Broadside/Signed Ball Display With Foxx and Full JSA incredible Supplanting the Yankees as baseball’s formidable dynasty, the Philadelphia treasure. Athletics won three successive pennants from 1929-1931. While it was Offered is a obvious that there wasn’t much Connie Mack’s troops couldn’t do on the 1947 diamond, the A’s were dominant in other sporting arenas, as well. That Pittsburgh Pirates team-signed baseball. Blessed with (17) high caliber sig- notion is evidenced by this 1931 broadside display and baseball auto- natures from upper echelon stars and a strong supporting cast, this well- graphed by (4) of the club’s legendary performers. Situated on a 20x24 preserved, creamy white orb originates from what is perhaps baseball’s wooden plaque with ornate finery, a 14x22 placard advertises a basketball most pivotal season 1947, noted for the breaking of the color barrier. Rated exhibition pitting Athletics players against the Lebanon (PA) YMCA team. with an overall grade of “8” by PSA/DNA, this fabulous ONL/Frick ball Accompanying is a vintage “Reach” baseball autographed on side panels in (“7”) with average (“8”) signatures is highlighted by an absolutely gor- blue-ink fountain pen by Athletics principals Jimmie Dykes (“5” strength), geous Honus Wagner autograph, which displays as the boldest example Jimmie Foxx (“6-7” strength), Mule Haas (“6-7” strength) and Waite Hoyt present. Other key signers are HOFers Hank Greenberg, Billy Herman and (“3-4” strength with abrasions). Elsewhere, there are handwritten “rosters” Ralph Kiner, along with notables Jimmy Bloodworth, Ernie “Tiny” and scoring notations, likely composed by one of the Athletics eager and Bonham (d.1949), Billy Cox, Ken Gables (d.1960) and “Preacher” Roe. awe-struck opponents. Accompanying are (2) vintage sepia-toned photo Rounding out the cast are Vic Barnhart, Ed Basinski, Frankie Gustine, Roy postcards portraying the Athletics in their hardwood attire. Full photo LOA Jarvis, John McKee, Jim Russell, Wally Westlake and one unknown. Full from JSA. photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $900.00

62 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 360. 1936 New York 361. 1937 World Champion Yankees/New York New York Yankees Team- Giants Multi-Signed Signed Ball With Gehrig, Ball With Gehrig, Dickey, Lazzeri and Full DiMaggio, Ruppert JSA and Full JSA - In the wake of Babe Ruth’s depar- Spectacular! ture, the New York Yankees main- Meeting in the Fall Classic tained a well-oiled machine that for the first time since the won a (then) record four succes- Yankees christened “The sive World Series titles. This OAL House That Ruth Built” Harridge ball is autographed by with the franchise’s first (17) members of the 1937 roster, title, (21) members of the the second of those four straight Bronx Bombers and New championship installments. The creamy orb features fountain pen scriptings York Giants teamed to sign whose strengths range from (“5-6”) to (“3”). Includes: Sweet Spot: Gehrig this ONL Frick baseball. The medium-toned orb showcases bold fountain (“4”); North Panel: Fletcher (clubhouse), Malone (clubhouse), Hadley, pen scriptings that average (“7”) potency. Includes: Sweet Spot: Joe Makosky, Crosetti, Dickey (“4-5”) and Pearson (clubhouse); South Panel: McCarthy (“7-8” strength) and Gehrig (“7”); North Panel: Danning, Rolfe, Murphy, Wicker, Hoag, Heffner and Henrich; West Panel: Ruffing Schumacher, Malone, Terry (“6-7”) and DiMaggio (“6”); South Panel: Powell, Glenn, Rolfe, Danning (repeat signature), Smith and Ruppert (“7”); (“4-5”), Jorgens, unidentified, Lazzeri (“3-4”), Powell and Glenn; East West Panel: Fletcher, Gabler, Broaca and Lazzeri (“6”); East Panel: Panel: Gomez (clubhouse), McCarthy (clubhouse) and DiMaggio (club- Koenig, Murphy, Combs (“8”) and Brown; Reverse Sweet Spot: Hubbell house). Full photo LOA from JSA. (“7-8”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

362. 1955 Pittsburgh Pirates Team-Signed Baseball with (25) 363. 1963 American Signatures Including R. Clemente & J. Robinson—Full JSA League Champion New Though mired in last place with a .390 York Yankees Team- winning percentage, the 1955 Signed Ball - Full JSA Pittsburgh Pirates found their silver Winners of their 13th pennant lining with rookie phenom Roberto Clemente. Find your own silver lining in 15 years, the 1963 New with this 1955 Pirates team-signed York Yankees eclipsed the baseball featuring (25) signatures. 100-win plateau for the 11th Immersed in historical baseball signif- time in franchise annals, scor- icance this ONL/Feeney ball (VG-EX) ing 12 “walk-off” triumphs originates during Clemente’s first along the way. This OAL campaign and also boasts the immor- Cronin ball is autographed by tal Jackie Robinson’s endorsement. (24) members of that domi- The full list of signers is as follows: nant roster. The off-white orb sweet spot: Fred Haney (clubhouse); (grade “6”) is home to ball- north panel: Dale Long (“3”), Gene Freese (“2-3”), Jack Sheppard (“1-2“), point pennings that average (“6”) potency with: Sweet Spot: Berra, Mantle John Fitzpatrick (“1-2“), Eddie O’Brien (“2-3”), Jerry Lynch (“2-3”), Dick (“5” strength with deference to minor surface abrasions affecting the first Littlefield (“3”); south panel: Dick Hall (“4”), Frank Thomas (“3”), Lino name); North Panel: Reniff, Hamilton, Howard (“3”), González, Terry, Dinoso (“2“), Roman Mejias (“3”), Dick Groat (“3-4”), Roberto Clemente Maris; South Panel: Kubek (“3”), Linz, Bright, Downing, Boyer, (“3”), Lucien Pepper (“4”); east panel: Vern Law (“3”), Bob Friend (“2”), Williams; West Panel: Richardson, Stafford, Hegan (coach), Metcalf, Johnny O’Brien (“1-2”), Jackie Robinson (“1”); west panel: Johnny Powers (“3-4”), Dick Cole (“3”), Pres Ward (“4”), Roy Face (“4”), Max Daley; East Panel: Tresh, Blanchard, Bouton, Lopez; Reverse Sweet Surkont (“4”), “Red” Swanson (“3”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Spot: Pepitone. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

364. 1964 AL Champion New 365. Multi-Signed York Yankees Team-Signed Baseball HOFer Ball Baseball with Mantle & With DiMaggio, Maris—Full JSA Mantle, Paige and J. 1964 was another typical “day at Robinson - Full JSA the office” affair for the mighty Cooperstown’s most New York Yankees, who won the revered stars saw fit to 29th AL championship that year. sign this OAL Cronin Celebrate the Yankees’ dominance orb at an early 1970s with this 1964 team-signed base- gathering (perhaps an ball. Featuring a total of (26) auto- induction ceremony). graphs (average “6” to “8”), this The creamy sphere pres- OAL/Cronin ball (NM) is high- ents beautifully and lighted by the all important signatures of Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris. showcases blue ballpoint Other notable signers are “ Whitey” Ford, Elston Howard, Steve Hamilton, pennings that average Mike Hegan, Tony Kubek, Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresh. Also present are (“7”) strength. Includes: Johnny Blanchard, Clete Boyer, “Bud” Daley, Al Downing, Jim Gleeson, Sweet Spot: DiMaggio and Campanella (clubhouse); North Panel: S. Pedro Gonzalez, Hector Lopez, Pete Mikkelsen, Archie Moore, “Spud” Rice, Carey, Appling, Dean, Traynor and Ruffing; South Panel: Cronin, Murray, Hal Reniff, Bobby Richardson, Rollie Sheldon, Bill Stafford and Musial, Mantle and Goslin; West Panel: unidentified, Dickey, Stengel and Ralph Terry, along with (2) signatures noted as being “clubhouse” versions: Frisch; East Panel: J. Robinson, Gehringer, Paige and Feller; Reverse “Yogi” Berra and Stan Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. Sweet Spot: Mays. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 367. “500 HR 366. Jimmie Foxx Single Signed Ball Club” Single As author W. Harrison Daniel recounts Signed Balls in his biography Jimmie Foxx, the Beast Partial Set (15) was down and out by early 1958. For a while there, Destitute, ill and unemployed, he pub- it seemed like licly turned down the invitation to attend someone was join- a Boston BBWA A banquet and the news ing the “500 HR quickly spread about his sorry state. Club” every year. Soon money flowed Foxx’s way from But now in our numerous compassionate donors nation- wide—and Red Sox General Manager Post-Steroid Era, Joe Cronin announced that a position the fraternity has had opened up for him with the triple-A returned to its Minneapolis Millers as a batting instruc- roots of elite exclusivity. Only three active players are currently hovering in tor and an aide to Manager Gene Mauch. the 400s—Ortiz on the brink of 500, Cabrera a few seasons away, and Thus Foxx found himself at the Millers spring-training camp where he signed Beltre unlikely to make the grade. Offered is over half of the existing 500 and inscribed this toned, soiled and shellacked unofficial ball, “JIMMIE HR Club members on creamy to white Official balls with “8-10” signa- FOXX / DELAND FLORIDA / MARCH 29 1958.” The strikingly attrac- tures. (Incidentally, a nice single-signed Foxx is adjacently available as a tive, bold-as-can-be signature shows slight bleeding/smudging and thus separate lot.) Includes: McCovey, Jackson, McGwire (medium-toned), F. technically rates about “6-7” overall though it presents at a far higher level Robinson, Killebrew, Schmidt, Banks, Mathews, Murray, Rodriguez, Sosa, with quite a dramatic visual presence. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item Palmeiro, Thome, Thomas and Sheffield. Auction LOA from JSA. has a reserve (estimated value $5,000 - $7,500). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

368. 500 Home Run Club Multi-Signed Baseball With Mantle, Mays, Williams and Full PSA/DNA Once deemed an elite fraternity, the 500 Home Run Club wel- comed its first 15 members over a 77-year stretch from 1929- 1996. From the good old days, this ONL 369. Baseball Triple Crown Winners Multi-Signed Ball With Giamatti ball is signed Mantle and Williams - Full JSA by (11) “true” members A feat impressive as it is rare, the Triple Crown is celebrated on this lightly of the club! The very toned OAL Brown sphere signed in blue ballpoint (average “9” strength) mildly toned orb (grade “8-9”) features ballpoint pennings averaging (“9”) by: Sweet Spot: Ted Williams; North Panel: Mickey Mantle; South potency with: Sweet Spot: Williams, Mantle; North Panel: Mays, Jackson; Panel; Carl Yastrzemski; East Panel: Frank Robinson. Perhaps an eager South Panel: Robinson, Aaron, Schmidt; West Panel: McCovey, collector will seek Miguel Cabrera to decorate the blank west panel?! Full Mathews; East Panel: Killebrew, Banks. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

370. 500 Home 371. Thurman Run Club Munson Single- Members Signed Ball - Full Signed JSA Baseball with As his club was on its (10) way to end a (then) Signatures franchise-long 14-year Including Ted championship drought, reigning American Williams— League MVP Thurman Full JSA Munson remembered It’s all about where it all began as clout with this he spoke at a 1977 exciting Little League banquet OAL/Brown in suburban Maryland. baseball (NM) There, he autographed signed by (10) this baseball and pre- members of the sented it to one of the aspiring big leaguers. The mildly toned MacGregor revered “500 “Official Little League” orb is signed on the sweet spot in blue ballpoint HR” club (average “9-10”) with: H. Aaron, E. Banks, R. Jackson, H. (“7-8” strength). In the circles of single-signed Munson balls, it doesn’t get Killebrew, E. Mathews, W. Mays, W. McCovey, F. Robinson, M. Schmidt much better than this! Full photo LOA from JSA. and T. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $200.00

64 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 372. 1929 World Champion 373. 1933 Brooklyn Dodgers Team- 374. 1939 Players/Announcers Multi- Philadelphia Athletics Team-Signed Signed Baseball with “Hack” Wilson— Signed Ball With J. DiMaggio, Ott and Ball - Full JSA Full JSA Barber - Displays as Ott Single-Signed Overlooked Though short This in conversa- on wins the creamy tion (and 1933 ONL Frick even in the Brooklyn souvenir history Dodgers presents books), the were long on beautiful- 1929-1931 colorful play- ly, show- Philadelphia ers and casing Athletics coaches. Gotham dynasty was Color your signatures arguably collection likely more domi- Dodgers blue acquired nant than with this during the the Yankee 1933 team-signed baseball. Though the accompanying 1939 sea- juggernaut it overtook. This OAL Barnard ball is LOA is cited with “all underlying signatures have been son. From the base paths to the booth, signatures autographed by (20) members of the 1929 install- enhanced by an unknown hand”, this vintage relic is include: Sweet Spot: Joe DiMaggio (“3” strength); ment. The creamy orb features black ink scriptings made important by the incredible contingent of original North Panel: Mel Ott (“7” strength) - can display as that range between (“6”) and (“3”) in terms of poten- signers, which includes HOFers: A. Lopez, C. Stengel, gorgeous Ott single-signed; South Panel: Dolph cy. Highlights include: Collins, Foxx, Grove, (2) H. Wilson; and Keys: T. Cucinello, J. Judge, O. Miller, Camilli (“2” strength) and Arch McDonald (“6” Mack and Simmons. Full photo LOA from JSA. V. Mungo, L. O’Doul, J. Stripp, D. Taylor and F. strength); West Panel: Red Barber (“5-6” strength). More on our website. Thompson. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

375. Dizzy Dean Single-Signed 376. Vince DiMaggio Single-Signed 377. 1950 Rochester Red Wings Team- Baseball with Full JSA ONL/Feeney Baseball - Tough Signed Ball - Full JSA One of Autograph with Full JSA Pacing the baseball’s So you have circuit true charac- Joe and Dom, with 152 ters is but that’s only home runs remem- two-thirds of and a bered with the illustrious robust this DiMaggio .280 team “Dizzy” brothers tri- batting Dean umvirate. average, (d.1974) Well here’s the 1950 single- your chance Rochester signed to add the Red baseball. third and Wings Applied in toughest were the blue ink by ballpoint pen, this key autograph graces member of toast of the south panel of a Reach baseball with (“4-5”) sig- the All-Star centerfielder DiMaggio fraternity. the bush leagues as (23) members autographed this nature quality. Though noted on the accompanying Presented is a Vince DiMaggio (d.1986) single-signed Official International League (Shaughnessy) ball. full photo LOA from JSA with “The initial stroke of ONL/Feeney baseball. While Vince signed flats are to The gorgeous creamy orb (grade “9”) showcases the “D” (in “Dizzy”) has been enhanced in an be had, baseballs signed by the eldest DiMaggio are fountain pen scriptings averaging (“5”) quality with unknown hand”, this important signature remains relatively tough and typically command premium keys including: Bilko, Bollweg, Keane (manager), unmistakably recognizable as that of “ol’ Diz”. prices. Signed shortly before his demise on a lightly Reeder, Wilber and Wittig. Full photo LOA from Integral to any baseball HOFer autographed ball col- toned ball (NM), Vince’s side panel signature shows JSA. More on our website. lection, this vintage souvenir is a must. desirable (“7”) quality. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

378. 1952 World Champion New York 379. 1956 New York Yankees Team- 380. 1963 World Champion Los Yankees Team-Signed Ball With Signed Ball - Full JSA Angeles Dodgers Team-Signed Mantle, Rizzuto and Full JSA As they Baseball With Koufax, Drysdale, On their plowed Durocher and Full JSA through way to Promptly the records sweeping American with their the Yanks in League fourth of the 1963 for their five suc- Fall Classic, seventh cessive the 1963 pennant in World Dodgers eight sea- Series claimed the sons, (25) titles and franchise’s members sixth of second of the 12 crown in 1956 New straight five seasons York seasons since mov- Yankees of 90- ing to the autographed this OAL Harridge ball. The creamy orb plus wins, (25) members of the 1952 Yankees left coast. (grade “8”) features ballpoint pennings averaging (“7”) endorsed this mildly toned OAL Harridge sphere. This creamy team-issued souvenir baseball featured strength with keys including: Bauer, Berra, Ford, Ballpoint pennings average (“6-7”) potency with (30) ballpoint pennings (average “5” strength) with Howard, Larsen, Martin, McDougald, Slaughter and keys including: Berra, Mantle (“5” strength), Martin keys including: Alston, Drysdale, Durocher, Howard, Skowron. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our (“3” strength), Mize, Reynolds and Rizzuto. Full Koufax (“7” strength), Moon and Reiser. Full photo photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $150.00 LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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381. 1971 382. 1971 World Baltimore Champion Orioles Pittsburgh 20-Game Pirates Winner Team- Starting Signed Pitchers Ball With Signed Clemente, Baseball Stargell, with Murtaugh and Full JSA Record Keeping with their “clutch” character, the 1971 Inscriptions—Full JSA Pittsburgh Pirates won the franchise’s fourth of five One of only two teams to have four 20-game winners World Series crowns, all of which have been in one season, the magical 1971 Orioles starting staff clinched in a decisive seventh game. This ONL led the team to a third consecutive World Series berth. Feeney orb is autographed by (22) members of that Precision penmanship shows average (“8-9”) potency resilient squad that overcame a 2-0 deficit and four on this OAL/Budig ball (NM-MT) inscribed by the O’s 383. 1973 New York Yankees Team- 20-game winners. The creamy orb features ballpoint starting four with their season records as follows: Jim Signed Ball With Munson and Full penning (average “6-7” strength) with keys including Palmer with “20-9”, Dave McNally with “21-5”, Mike JSA Clemente (“5-6” strength), Mazeroski, Stargell and Cuellar with “20-9” and Pat Dobson with “20-8”. Full the ever-tough Murtaugh. Full photo LOA from JSA. Detailed description on website. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

384. New York Centerfield Legends 386. Burleigh Grimes Inscribed Single Multi-Signed Ball With Mantle, J. 385. 2004 Boston Red Sox World Signed Ball DiMaggio and Full JSA The last of the legal spitballers scouted for Baltimore Champions Team Signed Ball (22 A clean white OAL Brown orb (grade “8-9”) signed in the 1960s and is credited with having discovered in blue ballpoint (average “9” strength) by the sub- Signatures) Jim Palmer and Dave McNally. This bright, boldly jects of Terry Cashman’s “Talkin’ Baseball” lyrical So long, Curse of the Bambino! This bright-white stamped ONL (Giles) ball would be EX or better tribute (and for good measure, by their predecessor, Official 2004 World Series ball features blue-ink “9- except for staining on two panels, and it features the as well). Includes: Sweet Spot: Mantle; South 10” signatures including Ramirez, Varitek, Foulke, “8”-strength script, “Burleigh A. Grimes / Orioles / Panel: J. DiMaggio; West Panel: Snider; East Ortiz, Wakefield, Francona, Damon and Schilling. Full 1962.” Grimes was elected to the Hall of Fame in Panel: Mays. Full photo LOA from JSA. LOA from PSA/DNA. 1964 and died in 1985. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

387. Hans Lobert Inscribed Single 389. Roy Campanella Single-Signed Signed Ball 388. Leo Durocher Single Signed Ball Baseball with Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

66 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 390. (2) 1929 391. World Brooklyn Champion Dodgers Philadelphia Autographed Athletics Team- Stat Ball Lot Signed of (2) with Baseballs - Both Snider & Full JSA Erskine— Having supplanted Both JSA “Murderers Row” as baseball’s juggernaut, the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics Certified are twice as nice on these (2) team-signed baseballs! The OAL Barnard Rightfully proud careers of two Brooklyn Dodgers greats of the 1950s are spheres show diamond use and features fountain pen signatures that range neatly summed up with this prestigious pair of stat balls (both NM-MT) from (“6”) to (“2”) in terms of strength. Keys include Cochrane, Collins, with astonishing (“9-10”) signature and inscription quality. Both with JSA Grove and Simmons (on both balls) and Foxx (on one ball). Individual full basic certs/stickers. Detailed description on our website. photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

392. Hubbell, 393. Baseball HOFer Single- Herman and Signed Ball Lot of (3) with Terry Single Hunter, Mays & Puckett—All Signed Balls Trio Full JSA Includes: Carl Cooperstown knocks three times with Hubbell (d.1988) - this baseball HOFer single-signed ball ONL (Giamatti), lot of (3). Simply put, Willie Mays is EX/EX-MT, “6”. one of the greatest to ever take the Billy Herman field and he doesn’t disappoint here (d.1992) - ONL as his distinctive signature decorates (White), EX, “8”. the sweet spot of an ONL/Feeney ball Bill Terry (1989) - with (“9”) authority. (2) Gone too ONL (Giamatti), early greats complete this offering with Jim Hunter (“8-9”) with “Catfish” EX-MT, “8”. inscription on the sweet spot of an OAL/Brown with light, sporadic toning Auction LOA from and Kirby Puckett (“9”) also on the sweet spot of an OAL/Brown ball. JSA. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

394. (6) Baseball Hall of Fame Single-Signed Balls 395. Duke with Mantle—All Snider Single- Individually Certed Signed Sweet Spot sextet of Baseball Lot of single-signed baseballs (7) Signed featuring nothing but Hall of Famers. Unless Seven noted, each autograph Different presents (“9”) or better Ways—All and is placed on an JSA Certified OAL ball. Varying degrees of scattered toning do not adversely affect the Detailed description autographs. Includes: Full Photo LOA from JSA: (3 balls) with Mantle, on our website. Mays (ONL), T. Williams; JSA Cert Cards: (3 balls) with Ford (“7-8”), B. Opening Bid $200.00 Robinson and Ryan. Opening Bid $150.00

396. 1980s Toronto Blue Jays 397. Duke Team Signed Balls Lot (7) Snider Single The then-new franchise went from 7th Signed Balls place to 1st during this seminal 6-year Dozen span. Includes: 1980 - Darkly toned All hail to the OAL (MacPhail) w/23 sigs averaging Duke of Flatbush. “6-9” incl. Doerr, Wynn, Mattick, Offered are ONL Whitt, Buskey, Bosetti, Henke, Bailor, (Feeney) balls Griffin, Ramos, Cannon, Ault, J. with scattered Williams. 1983 (2) - Creamy OAL light toning (MacPhail) w/24 sigs averaging “8- throughout and 10” incl. Cox, Whitt, M. Williams, Barfield, Gaston, Bonnell, Iorg, Stieb, “7-9” sweet-spot Bell, Upshaw. 1985 AL East Champions (4) - Creamy OAL (Brown) signatures. w/28-30 sigs averaging “8-10” incl. Cox (ss), Fielder (ss), Alexander, Auction LOA Matuszek, Lamp, Key, Whitt, Iorg, Musselman, Shepherd, Lavelle, Stieb, from JSA. B. Smith, Acker. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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398. Single-Signed 399. HOFer & Baseball Lot of (15) Star Single-Signed With Koufax, Baseball Aaron, Mays and Collection of Dickey - All JSA (26)—All Certified Ideal “break” value is An absolutely amaz- inherent to this lot of ing assortment of big- (15) single-signed base- name HOFers and balls! The OAL, ONL stars populates this and OML orbs range certified autographed from snow-white to baseball collection. mildly toned, with Mastering the game sweet spot pennings averaging (“8”) quality. Includes: Aaron, Berra, between the 1940s- Dickey, Ford, Gwynn, R. Jackson, P. Kelly, Koufax (full JSA), Mattingly, present these diamond greats own considerable portions of the record books Mays, F. Robinson, Ryan, Seaver, Torre and Yastrzemski. Individual JSA and qualify as blue-chip collectible investments. Detailed description on certs/stickers. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

400. Autographed Baseball 401. Brooklyn Collection of (27) With Dodgers Musial, Gehringer and Autographed Banks Baseball Lot of (29) Some of the brightest stars in the with Amoros & baseball firmament have endorsed Furillo these (27) balls. The OAL and Gone but not forgotten, ONL orbs range from snow-white “The Boys of Summer” to lightly toned and showcase hold a special place in penning that average (“9”) quali- the collective heart of ty. Keys include: Banks (JSA baseball fandom. cert/sticker), Bench, Gehringer Erasing their “Dem (JSA cert/sticker), Herman (JSA Bums” persona with a string of World Series appearances these mainly cert/sticker), R. Jackson, Killebrew, Musial (JSA cert/sticker), R. Roberts, 1940s-1950s “Boys” are a must for dedicated autograph collectors. Rose, Ryan, Schmidt and Wilhelm. Auction LOA from JSA. Complete list Detailed description on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

402. Baseball 403. Los Angeles HOFer Single- Dodgers and Affiliates Signed Ball Lot of Team and Single-Signed (30) with Many Baseball Lot of (66) Inscribed—All Navigate a sea of “Dodger Certified Blue” with this lot of (66) Desirable autographs on individually and multi-signed better grade balls await baseballs! The orbs range the winner of this certi- from snow-white (grade fied baseball HOFer “10”) to medium-toned signed ball collection (grade “5-6”) and showcase featuring (26/30) with penning that average (“8”) potency. Highlights include: Single-Signed: A. related inscriptions. Beltre, Erskine, Ethier, Garvey, F. Howard, Kemp, Kershaw, Mondesi, Detailed description on Park, Torborg, Tracy; Multi-Signed: includes a franchise greats ball signed our website. by (16) including Branca, Drysdale and Furillo. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

404. 405. Single Signed Single/Multi- Balls Lot (114) Signed Baseball NM official balls and “9- Collection of 10” signatures (some with (89) with uniform number/milestone HOFers & inscriptions). Includes: Frank Howard (4), Mike Inscriptions Pelfrey (4), David Cone Feed you inner (2), Jesus Montero (9), autograph hound Melky Cabrera (12), Jim with this collec- Gentile (8), Howard tion of (89) signed Johnson (4), Blue Moon baseballs featuring Odom (6), Hobie Landrith HOFers, stars and (6), Joba Chamberlain (8 w/PSA/DNA Stickers/Certs), Bill Lee (10 numerous interesting inscriptions. Detailed description on our website. w/PSA/DNA Stickers/Certs), Gary Sheffield (11), Roger Craig (10), Opening Bid $200.00 Dwight Gooden (12), Al Leiter (8). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

68 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 406. Ty Cobb 1921 Signed 407. Lou Gehrig Typewritten Letter as Signed 1934 Fan Player/Manager Responding Mail Letter - Full to a Tryout Request JSA On February 8, 1921, shortly Ever humble and content before his first season at the Tigers in the sizable shadow of helm as player-manager, Cobb sent his iconic teammate, Lou this kind, cordial reply to an aspir- Gehrig remained prodi- ing ballplayer. The missive appears gious at the plate and on a 7x7 sheet of his personal compliant with his admir- monogrammed stationery from ing fans. As he prepared Augusta, GA, and it reads in part, for the 1932 campaign “Will say that we have had to cut (his last as a teammate of our men down to thirty for the Southern trip, and at this time the roster is Babe Ruth), Gehrig ful- full. I would suggest that you come up to Chicago, some time after the sea- filled a fan’s request with his coveted autograph. Composed on a 7x8 sheet, son opens, when we are in that city, bring along your shoes, and glove, and the correspondence was from a Battle Creek, Michigan resident who admired we will be glad to look you over, and if you show the promise we will be G e h r i g ’s feat of four home runs in one game (1932) and requested an auto- very glad to sign you.” There is heavy vintage-tape wear and subsequent graph. On the blank reverse, Gehrig authored a graphite pencil autograph. T h e restoration (including paper fills) along the split folds. Indeed, Cobb’s sig- potent scripting projects (“8-9”) quality. The original mailing envelope accom- nature would rate “9-10” were it not for the “Ty” portion being in the path panies and has a Connecticut postmark. Gehrig owned a house there where he of the vertical center fold. Matted and framed to measure 21-1/2” square. spent time relaxing and gardening. Full photo LOA from JSA. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

408. 1937 World Series Program at New York Giants 409. Mickey Mantle Signed by Rabbit Signed 1951 Maranville on Mitchell & Ness Cover Jersey With “No. 7” After managing the Inscription - Full Pirates affiliate JSA Montreal Royals for Tailored to the specifica- the 1937 season, tions of the home jerseys Maranville evidently worn during his rookie journeyed to the Polo campaign in the Bronx, Grounds to take in this “Mitchell & Ness” some World Series flannel keepsake is auto- action. His pencil “9- graphed by Mickey 10” signature reads, Mantle in blue marker “To Eddie Jr. / With (“8-9” strength) and Best Wishes / yours in inscribed “No. 7.” Full Sports / Rabbit photo LOA from JSA. Maranville.” The 9x11 Opening Bid $400.00 program is partially scored and rates GD. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

410. Mickey Mantle Signed LE 411. Bill Dickey/Yogi UDA New York Yankees Cap Berra Dual-Signed With “No. 7” Inscription Bat and Mitchell & Widely anticipated as a “can’t- Ness Jersey - Both miss” prospect from rural Full JSA Oklahoma, Mickey Mantle was One of 17 uniform num- subsequently adored during a bers retired by the New championship-laden career in York Yankees, “8” is the the Bronx, and for three only numeral retired for decades following a retirement two Bronx legends: back- prompted, in part, by debilitat- stops Bill Dickey and Yogi ing injuries and years of inces- Berra. These two keep- sant night life. Rendered as his sakes are autographed by health hit a rapid decline, this auto- both and include: Bat: graph is a reminder of the great Hillerich & Bradsby (34- switch-hitter as an unrivaled physical 3/4”) commemorative dual specimen. The medium is a professional signature model signed by model size “7-5/8” Yankees cap with “New Era” tagging dating to 1994- both on the barrel in blue 1995. On the bill, Mantle has signed in silver marker (“7” strength) and marker (both “9” strength); Jersey: a Mitchell & Ness size “XL” 1952 inscribed “No. 7.” The Limited edition (394/536) keepsake comes in its flannel home jersey signed by both in black marker (Dickey “8” strength; original cloth pouch and box with a UDA LOA and hologram. Berra “6” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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412. Brooklyn Dodgers Greats Multi-Signed Lot of (2): Bat & 413. Baseball HOFer Multi-Signed Bat and Ball - Both Full JSA Baseball—Both Full JSA Cooperstown enshrines came out en masse to autograph this bat and ball! An Ebbets Field reunion beckons with this multi-signed paring of a bat Bold scriptings average (“9”) strength and include: Bat: 34” commemora- signed by (38) and a baseball signed by (31) Dodgers of the Brooklyn vari- tive model signed by (27) with Ford, Hunter and Stargell; Ball: a clean ety. Autographs range desirably from (“7” to “10”) on like-new items. Full white OAL Brown orb signed by (14) with Killebrew, Reese and Spahn. photo individual LOAs from JSA. Complete list of signers on our website. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

414. 415. Baseball Baseball HOFer HOFer Multi- Multi- Signed Bat Signed and Ball - Bat and Both Full Ball - JSA Both Full Heralded 500 JSA Home Run Club members, 300-Game Winners: they’ve rendered just some Cooperstown signatures comprise the fare in this lot of (2) impressive dis- of the (45) potent signatures on these (2) Cooperstown-themed keepsakes! play relics. Autographs average (“9”) potency with highlights including: Signatures average (“9”) strength with keys including: Bat: 34” commemo- Bat: 34” commemorative model signed by (33) with Drysdale, Hunter and rative model signed by (33) with Drysdale, Hunter and Stargell; Ball: an Stargell; Ball: an OAL Brown sphere signed by (12) with Drysdale, OAL Brown orb signed by (12) with Banks, Mantle and Mathews. Mathews and Musial. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

417. Mickey Mantle 416. 1969 Single-Signed Pair With World Baseball and Champion Advertisement - Both New York Full JSA Mets Mantle connects twice! Team- Includes: Signed Baseball: a Signed mildly toned “Little League” Bat, Ball orb signed on the sweet spot and 20x16 in black ink (“9” strength); Photo Signed Ad: an 8-1/2 x 11” page hawking a Mantle Detailed description on appearance at a “Lee” Jeans our website outlet; signed in black ink Opening Bid (“9-10” strength). Individual $200.00 full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

419. Joe DiMaggio Autographed Lot of (4) With LE Bat “Joltin’ Joe” deliv- ers a “four-bagger” in this autographed quartet including: Signed full-size bat (full JSA); Signed The DiMaggio 418. 1961 World Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed Albums; Signed Me And DiMaggio (hardcover edition); and Signed “Greatest Sports Legends” Ball and Poster video cassette. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

70 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 420. 1960 Jackie Robinson 421. Pepper Martin Signed Check Framed Display 1962 New York Yankees with Full JSA Signed Payroll Check Though departed more than four Popular “Gas House Gang” decades ago, the great Jackie Robinson member Pepper Martin continues to pay off, with related mem- coached the Cardinals’ Texas orabilia escalating in value. No excep- League affiliate Tulsa Oilers tion to the rule, the offered payment in 1962—and yet, curiously, voucher bears a quality (“9”) strength he received this payroll endorsement in Jackie’s hand, while the check from the Yankees that other written portions were applied by same year. Measuring 8-3/8 his wife Rachel. Framed to 12x19 with x 3-3/8” and dated 8/1/62, the check features “New York Yankees” across an 8x10 photo. Full photo LOA from the top and the Yankees top-hat logo at upper left. It’s addressed to Martin JSA. in care of “Tulsa Baseball Club” for the amount of $238.35. Clean, crisp Opening Bid $250.00 EX appearance with a paper-clip impression visible below Martin’s “9” signature on the reverse. Full LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

422. Ted Williams 423. 1984 “Bums” Signed Hardback 1982 Sports Book (78 Signatures) Including 22 Collectors Show HOFers Signed Contract and This first-edition copy of Peter Golenbock’s Letter (2 Items) classic Dodgers oral history is in NM condition This document pair (both with a VG dust jacket and “8-10” signatures 8-1/2 x 11”) originated including: Musial, Ennis, Kurowski, B. with promoter Dave Thomson, Hermanski, Ford, Irvin, Aaron, Zimmerman of the Lower Rhodes, Raschi, Hamner, McDougald, Wynn, Fairfield County Sports Goliat, Spahn, Bauer, Snider, Ashburn (2), Collectors show. The 11/6/82 contractual agreement commits Williams to Mize, F. Howard, Pafko, Church, Herman, 2,000 autographs at a then princely sum of $10,000, while the 6/15/83 fol- Seminick, Furillo, Drysdale, Doerr, Mathews, low-up letter regarding airfare compensation reads in part, “I really enjoyed Bench, Newcombe, Larsen, Doby, Blackwell, the week-end, despite the fact that I was more tired than I ever thought I’d Black, Feller, Slaughter, R. Walker, Amoros, Reese, E. Sawyer, R. Meyer, be.” EX-MT/NM with “9-10” signatures. Auction LOA from JSA. H. Schultz, Berra, Bordagaray, Heintzelman, Wilhelm, Gianfriddo and Opening Bid $150.00 Durocher. Auction LOA from JSA. Full list on website. Opening Bid $150.00

424. Roy Campanella Autographed Mitchell & Ness Jersey Framed Display with Full JSA 425. Brooklyn Dodgers Artfully mounted with triple red, Treasure Chest of white and blue matting, this grand Autographs & display is sure to please patriotic Ephemera autograph enthusiasts. Located just Enjoy a “Dodgerfest” of auto- below the numbers on a nostalgic graphed pieces and unsigned M&N #39 Brooklyn Dodgers jer- ephemera centered on the sey, Campy’s considerable signa- stars of the 1940s-1950s ture shows (“8”) potency. Brooklyn era. Detailed Measuring 34-1/4 x 42-1/2”, this description on our website. ensemble piece also features an Opening Bid $200.00 inset 8x10 photo. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

427. 1970s Pete Reiser Signed Checks Lot (35) Opening Bid $200.00

426. Billy Southworth 1942 Signed Check Opening Bid $100.00

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428. Joe DiMaggio Signed 429. Single-Signed Joe LE Bat (Full JSA) and DiMaggio, Roger Maris “The DiMaggio Albums” & Ted Williams Signed Book Set Autographed Items with Following a career defined by Individual Full JSA World Series titles and an unbreak- Lethal sluggers from the “Bronx able hitting streak record, “The Bombers” and Boston Red Sox Yankee Clipper” is the subject of are teamed with this trio of sin- testimonials and commemorative gle-signed items. Includes: 1.) keepsakes, two of which have been single-signed 1980 Superstar #5 autographed in this impressive duo. Gehrig/DiMaggio in blue Sharpie Includes: Bat: a 36” Hillerich & (“9”, card NM); 2.) single-signed Bradsby limited edition Maris 4-1/2 x 7” information (1747/1941) signature model card in blue marker (“8”, moder- signed on the barrel in blue marker ate-to-extensive staining to card) (“10” strength; full JSA); The DiMaggio Albums: pristine two-volume set with card- and 3.) single-signed T. Williams Worth Official League ball on sweet spot in blue ink board sleeve signed in blue marker (“9” strength; auction LOA from JSA). (“8”, ball moderately toned). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

431. 1987 New York Yankees Season Ticket 430. 1980s HOFers and Star Players Signed “Certified Sheet Autograph” Framed Displays (19) Signed Produced between 1985 and 1987 by American Sports Collectibles, these displays hail by (5) Franchise Greats With DiMaggio and Mantle - Full JSA from the “Hall of Fame Series” and feature photo/stat/signature sheets with reverse- With likenesses of heroic figures from the winningest franchise in American sports, side images from the respective autograph session. NM with “8-10” signatures over- this 1987 season ticket sheet is autographed by (5) of the renowned subjects. Blue all. Includes: Light-Wood Frames (9-1/2 x 11-1/2) - Kaline, F. Robinson, Slaughter, marker penning average (“8-9”) potency and include: Berra, J. DiMaggio, Mantle, Marichal, Aparicio, Ferrell. Black Frames (8-3/4 x 10-3/4”) - Berra, Irvin, Shantz, Mattingly and Winfield. The collectible presents beautifully with strong perforations. Gibson, Snider, Boudreau, Rose, Mize, Roberts, B. Robinson, Kiner, Feller, Ford. Absence of game and seat identifiers confirms status as a printer’s proof. Full photo Auction LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

432. Prestigious Baseball HOFer Single-Signed/Multi-Signed Treasure Chest Lot of (11) with DiMaggio, Mantle & Puckett Heated bidding is the only way to unlock this autograph treasure chest of bats, publications and more. Loaded with marquee names such as Joe DiMaggio, Mickey 433. Baltimore Orioles Autograph Treasure Chest of (171) Mantle, Kirby Puckett, Cal Ripken and Ted Williams, this amazing group is an auto- “ Charm City” shows off its considerable baseball charms with this high grade collec- graph seekers delight. Detailed description on our website. tion of Orioles signed photos and flats. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

435. “Hothead” by 434. Mickey Mantle Signed Cal Ripken Jr. 1957 “Sports Illustrated” Signed Hardback Magazine Full PSA/DNA Books Lot (5) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

72 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 437. Roger Maris & Mickey Mantle Dual-Signed & Framed 8x10 Photograph— Steiner COA Breathtaking Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle dual-signed 8x10 photograph. These “perfect 10” blue Sharpie autographs are placed near the bottom portion of the glossy picture and masterfully framed and matted to 13-1/2 x 16- 1/2” overall dimensions. This ready-to- hang display piece is 436. Superb 1937 New York Yankees A.L. Champions 11x14 accompanied by a COA from Steiner Sports Collectibles. More on website. Team Photo Signed by Lou Gehrig and Joe McCarthy Opening Bid $400.00 This original photo alone—sans signatures—is desirable for its championship credentials, oversized 11x14 dimensions, thick-stock quality paper, crystal- clear focus and appealing “WIDE WORLD STUDIO” credit stamping on the reverse. But then there’s McCarthy’s expansive fountain-pen inscription, “To Joseph Bikler From Joe McCarthy 1937” (“6” strength). And the icing on the cake is of course the sensationally bold, perfectly placed, flawlessly executed “10” signature of none other than the Iron Horse himself! The ‘37 season marked Gehrig’s last of 8 career 200-hit campaigns and his last of 10 Wo r l d Series home runs. EX condition. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1000.00

439. DiMaggio/Mantle/Mays/Snider Autographed Photo Framed Display with Full JSA Grouped in an iconic 1970s “Old-Timer’s Day” photo, this quartet of legendary “Big Apple” centerfielders was a fruitful group responsible for numerous baseball thrills and championships. Applied by blue sharpie the (4) signatures show attractive (average “8-9”) strength on an 8x10 photo framed and matted to 14-1/2 x 13”. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

441. Dwight Gooden 438. Mickey Mantle/Roger Maris Dual-Signed Display - Full JSA Detailed description on website. “1996 No-Hitter” Opening Bid $300.00 Signed 16x20 Photos Hoard (77) 440. New York “ Pitching here was spe- Yankees Old-Timers cial for me,” Gooden said Day Multi-Signed of Yankee Stadium. Photo With Mantle “George [Steinbrenner] was the only guy who and DiMaggio - Full gave me an opportunity JSA when nobody else did. Honored at “The House And this is where I threw That Ruth Built” well the no-hitter in ’96.” It after their championship- was no ordinary no-hitter, strewn careers, four pin- mind you, but one striper legends posed for against a powerhouse and autographed this Mariners lineup of 14x1 color photo. Framed Griffey, A-Rod, Martinez and Buhner—who together averaged 39 HRs and to 23-1/2 x 20-1/2, the 126 RBIs on the year! These dozens of 16x20 color photos rate NM with keepsake is signed in blue marker (average “8-9” strength) by (from left to blue-Sharpie “10” signatures (“Dwight Gooden / No Hitter / 5-14-96”) and right): Billy Martin, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford. Full MLB hologram stickers. Auction LOA from JSA. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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442. 1970s Hall of 443. Greenberg, Famers Gathering at DiMaggio, Cooperstown Signed Cronin and Photo (22 Gehringer Signatures) Signed 8x10 This impressive constellation Photo of stars features the “8-10” One of the more signatures of Ruffing, famous All-Star Game Cronin, Lopez (“7”), Musial, images, this photo Feller, Irvin, J. Johnson, print from the 1937 Gehringer, Banks, Mays Mid-Summer Classic (“7”), Dickey, Conlan, features the “10” sig- Roberts, Spahn, Leonard, natures of DiMaggio Bell (“5”), Lemon, Mathews, and Greenberg, “9” L. Waner, Grimes, Combs and “8” respectively of and Herman. The 8x10 black-and-white photo print rates apparent NM and has been Cronin and Gehringer, nicely framed to 16x14. Auction LOA from JSA. and a subtle smudged signature of Dickey. EX with corner wear. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

444. J. 445. Brooklyn Dodgers DiMaggio/Mantle Autographed Framed and T. Williams Display Lot of (3) with Signed Photo Campanella, Drysdale & Pair - Both Full Snider JSA A trio of triumphant 1950s American League rivals Brooklyn Dodgers takes the stage and superstars non- with: 1.) 16x20 Roy Campanella pareil, the Hall of Fame photo (“7-8”) framed to 20x24 with subjects and endorsers full LOA from JSA; 2.) 16x20 Don of these (2) photo prints Drysdale photo (“8-9”) framed to include: Joe 20x24 with PSA/DNA LOA; 3.) DiMaggio/Mickey 20x25 “Duke” Snider litho (“9”) Mantle: 18x24 Robert Stephen Simon 1986 color collage signed by both in blue with auction LOA from JSA. All marker (both “8” strength); Ted Williams: 16x20 color photo of Williams in a spring professionally framed and matted training pose; signed in blue marker (“7” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from with like-new prints. JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

447. Brooklyn Dodgers Autographed Photos/Flats Lot of (17) with Hodges, Koufax & Drysdale Brooklyn Dodgers loyalists score a major coup with this fantastic autograph collection 446. Brooklyn Dodgers Autographed Framed Display emphasizing the Lot of (4) with Koufax & Snider great teams of the 1950s. Detailed description on our website. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

448. Cincinnati Reds “Big 449. Joe Red Machine” Autograph DiMaggio Lot of (2) with “Icee” Signed Photo Display & 1st Edition Book Lot of (5) - All The power supply seemed inex- Full JSA haustible for the 1970s Cincinnati Appropriately, there Reds. Power-up your collection with are five photo prints this pairing of “Big Red Machine” autographed by multi-signed items with: “ Icee” Joltin’ Joe. Blue frozen drink display measuring Sharpie pennings 31x29 with a 1976 complete set of trumpet (“10”) (12) Reds players lids, a 14x22 POS strength throughout. poster and an 8x10 photo signed by Included are: (2) (4) average (“9-10”) with Perez, 16x20 color photos of DiMaggio sitting in his Yankees jacket; a 20x16 black-and- Bench, Morgan and Rose; 1977 book “Men of the Machine” (NM) signed by (6) white photo of DiMaggio in action; a 16x20 black-and-white photo of DiMaggio and average (“9-10”) with Perez, Rose, Morgan, Anderson, Foster and Bench. Auction teammate Phil Rizzuto (signed by both); and a 16x20 1942 black-and-white photo of LOA from JSA. Joe and Dom DiMaggio (signed by both). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

74 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 450. New York 451. Ballplayers, Yankees Signed Photo Announcer and a Framed Displays (3) U.S. President Including Berra (6) Signed Ruth and Rizzuto (6) Photos (6) Apparent NM unless noted The Sultan of Swat’s with “9-10” signatures (some cameo appearances are personalizations). The frames the link for these 8x10 exhibit handling wear. photo prints signed by Includes: 1) 31x25 with Berra (JSA sticker/cert), Berra signatures on 1 glossy Mel Allen (JSA photo, 1 picture-pack photo sticker/cert), T. Williams (GD) and 4 magazine photos (“7”), Feller (Nat Fein’s (EX). 2) 31x27 with Rizzuto “Babe Bows Out” as signatures on 5 magazine Ruth leans on Feller’s photos (EX) and 1 glossy photo. 3) 26x24 with picture-pack photos of Chandler, bat), Crosetti and George H.W. Bush. Condition averages NM and “9-10” signatures Keller, B. Brown, Reynolds, Lopat (GD) and Henrich. Auction LOA from JSA. overall. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

453. Signed Premiums and 8x10 Photos Lot (19) Including 6 Hall of Famers These premiums and photos would be collectible even without autographs. So their “9-10” signatures take them to the next level. The M114 premiums averages EX/EX- MT, while the remainder average VG/VG-EX. M114 Baseball Magazine Premiums (Most by Charles Conlon): Cronin (Full LOA from PSA/DNA), D. 452. Baseball HOFer Signed Framed Display Lot of (9) DiMaggio, G. Heath, Camilli, Ba. Here’s a ready-made Baseball Hall of Fame Gallery! Framed and autographed by their Herman, Bu. Lewis, Vander Meer (“7”, enhanced), Hassett, Herman, Mize, Doerr, famous subjects, photos include: Allen, Banks, Barlick, Brett, Chandler, Gehringer, Critz (Full LOA from PSA/DNA), G. Walker, Clift. Sporting News Supplement: Killebrew, McCovey and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. Details and dimen- Carrigan. George Burke Photo: Gehringer. Photos: Gomez, Schang (GD). sions on our website. Unidentified Premium: G. Walker. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

455. 1993 Cal Ripken, Jr. Dual Autograph Display with Photo & Game-Used Line- Up Card—Full JSA Celebrate “The Streak” with two Cal Ripken, Jr. autographs. Measuring 24x18 this professionally 454. Cal Ripken Jr. Dual-Signed Photo Lot of (2) with Jeter & framed display incorpo- Ryan—Both JSA Certified rates an 8x10 photo (“9- Baseball’s “Iron Man” makes his mark in this handsome pairing of dual-signed 10”) and a 6/18/93 game- “dynamic duo” photos. Joining Cal are two the best to ever take the field, Derek Jeter used line-up card (“9- and Nolan Ryan. All (4) signatures display impressive (“9-10”) quality with: 1.) 10”). Completing this red and white, double-matted ensemble is an engraved brass Ripken/Jeter 20x16 photo with full photo LOA from JSA; and 2.) Ripken/Ryan 14x11 plate commemorating game “1,801” of Cal’s streak corresponding to the featured line- photo framed to 17-3/8 x 14-3/8” with JSA basic cert/sticker. up card. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

457. Baseball Autographed Photo/Flat 456. Hall of Famers Signed Collection of (133) with Photos Lot (36) Many HOFers Including Judging from the visibility of the nega- tives’ borders, these thick-stock, matte- Mantle, Berra & Ford finish photos appear to be high-quality Resale potential fires up this base- Type IIs produced from the original neg- ball autographed photo/flat collec- atives at a later date. They measure tion of (133). Loaded with HOFers approximate 5x7 and average EX condi- and stars, this single/multi-signed tion with “8-10” signatures (a few less- assortment promises to deliver on er). Includes: Gehringer, Lemon, Feller the strength of highly desirable (“8” (4), Mize (5), Boudreau (6), Ferrell (6), to “10”) signature quality through- Lemon, Kell, Herman (5), Sewell (3), out. Highlights are Yankees legends Doerr, Terry and Dickey. Auction LOA with: M. Mantle on a multi-signed banquet program, (4) Y. Berra, (2) W. Ford; P. from JSA. Rizzuto. Additional highlights are: S. Carlton, A. Kaline, (2) H. Killebrew, (2) R. Opening Bid $200.00 Kiner, E. Mathews, (4) S. Musial, (2) P. Rose, J. Smoltz, (7) W. Spahn, C. Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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458. Ty Cobb Cut Signature with Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 459. Pie Traynor Cut 460. Johnny Keane Cut Signature - Full JSA Signature - Tough! (JSA) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

461. Signed 462. Signed 1940 Play 1963 Topps Ball #105 Baseball Lloyd Waner #553 Willie with “Little Stargell Poison” Rookie— Inscription— SGC SGC Authentic Authentic Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00 463. Buck Leonard Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards Lot (25) Opening Bid $200.00

466. Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards Hoard of Ferrell (45), 464. James “Cool Papa” Bell Signed Feller (17) Index Cards Lot (35) 465. Billy Herman Signed Index and Kell Opening Bid $200.00 Cards Lot (61) (11) Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

469. Signed 1982 Donruss Baseball #405 Cal Ripken Jr. Rookie— SGC Authentic 467. Duke Snider Signed Index Cards Opening Bid Hoard (118) $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 468. Perez-Steele Signed Postcards Lot (23) Including Koufax, Williams and A a ro n Opening Bid $100.00

76 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 472. Deceased Star Slabbed Autograph 470. 1930s-1950s MLB Cut Signature 471. Baseball HOFer Cut Signature Lot Lot of (8) With Maris, Stirnweiss and Lot of (9) With Bonham, H. Casey, of (7) With Grimes, Paige and Averill - V. Stephens Medwick and Stengel - All JSA All Slabbed Not quite Cooperstown caliber, these (8) deceased With careers spanning the 1930s-1950s, the (9) big Cooperstown’s hallowed halls are well represented in stars are noteworthy, nonetheless, with bold auto- leaguers who authored these bold cut signatures this lot of (7) cut signatures! Encapsulated with autographs encapsulated and deemed authentic. Includes: comprise a special group as (5) met with untimely graphs deemed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, the script- Ken Boyer (d.1982; SGC Authentic); Tookie deaths. Scriptings averaging (“8-9”) potency and ings average (“8-9”) quality and include: Averill, Bell, Gilbert (d.1967; PSA/DNA Authentic); Fred include: Hal Bevan (d.1968), Tiny Bonham (signed Gordon, Grimes, B. Harris, Paige and Sisler (BVG/JSA Hutchinson (d.1964; SGC Authentic); Charlie “Ernie Bonham”; d.1949), Hugh Casey (d.1951), Joe “Authentic”). Keller (d.1990; SGC Authentic); Roger Maris Medwick, Vic Raschi, Bill Sarni, Casey Stengel, Opening Bid $150.00 (d.1985; PSA/DNA Mint 9); Vic Raschi (d.1988; George Stirnweiss (d.1958) and Hank Thompson PSA/DNA Authentic); Vern Stephens (d.1968; (d.1969). Individual JSA certs/stickers. BVG/JSA Authentic); George Stirnweiss (d.1958; Opening Bid $150.00 PSA/DNA Authentic). Opening Bid $200.00

474. 1972 475. 1975 World World Champion Champion Oakland Cincinnati A’s Team- Reds Signed Framed Display - Team- Full JSA Signed The only non- Display - Yankee fran- Full JSA chise to win three succes- “ And this one belongs to the sive World Reds!” So said 473. Signed Index Cards PSA/DNA Series titles, announcer Authentic Lot (14) Including 6 Hall of The 1972-1974 Oakland A’s did so in spite of dishar- Marty Brennaman as the “Big Red Machine” mony from the field to the front office. Members of the Famers became the last National League team (and the first “Mustache Gang” are (53) strong on this autograph dis- Averages NM condition and “9-10” signatures overall, since the 1921-1922 Giants) to win back-to-back play. Framed to 36-5/8 x 43-3/8” under green-on-gold mostly on unlined sides. All encapsulated as titles. Framed to 31-1/2 x 43”, (36) symmetrically matting, the signatures average (“9”) potency with keys “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. Includes: S. Crawford arranged autographs average (“9-10”) potency with including: Blue, Campaneris, Cepeda, Fingers, Finley (dated 1954; tiny edge tear), W h e a t, H o y t, H a rt n e t t, keys including: Anderson (manager), Bench, (owner), Hunter, R. Jackson and D. Williams (manag- G o m e z (“8”), C a re y, Earnshaw, York, Carrigan, J. Concepcion, Foster, Morgan, Perez and Rose. Full Wood, Archer (1955), Dugan, Heving (mailed GPC; er). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. EX; “8”) and R. Kress (mailed GPC; V G ) . Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

478. New York Managers Signed Framed Display Lot of (2) With Stengel and Martin - Both Full JSA 476. 1979 World Champion Pittsburgh 477. Thurman Munson Signed 3x5 Index Includes: Casey Stengel: framed to 17-3/4 x 20- Pirates Team-Signed Display - Full Card with Full JSA 3/4”, a Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcard is Former Yankee captain Thurman Munson (d.1979) sat- signed in black marker (“7” strength) and headlines JSA isfied an autograph request by inscribing the offered a display accented by a black-and-white photo of “ The Family” gathers in this display showcasing 3x5 index card. The centered script is placed on the Stengel in his Mets uniform; Billy Martin: framed (42) bold autographs. Framed to 36-3/4 x 37-3/4” lined portion of the correspondence piece in black ball- to 25-1/4 x 19-1/8”, (2) Z-Silk cachets are signed by under cream-colored matting, symmetrically point pen with the endorsement presenting a strong (“8- Martin in blue ballpoint (both “10” strength) and arranged endorsements average (“9”) quality with 9”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Note: Hall of Famer highlight a display featuring a Yankees home jersey keys including: Blyleven, Candelaria, Garner, Monte Irvin signed the reverse and this piece also with Martin’s retired “1.” Individual full photo Madlock, Moreno, Parker, B. Robinson, Stargell, comes with an LOA from Hake’s. LOAs from JSA. Tanner (manager) and Tekulve. Full photo LOA from Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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481. Autographed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcard Lot of (9) With Dickey, Hartnett and McCarthy - 479. 1961 New York Yankees Postcard 480. Signed Real Photo Postcards Lot All PSA Set With (33) Signed, Including (16) Including 6 Hall of Famers Slabbed Mantle, Ford and Berra Nine of Considered by many to be the prototype in terms of Real-photo postcards represent a beautiful medium for Cooperstown’s dominant teams, the 1961 New York Yankees are autograph collecting with quite striking player images most heralded well represented in this Ron Lewis Fine Arts Card on display here. The unmailed standard-sized postcards inductees have autographed their likenesses in this set of (42), with (33) endorsed by their famous sub- average EX-MT/NM condition and “9-10” signatures lot of Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards. jects. The 3-1/2 x 5-1/2” postcards feature likenesses overall. PSA/DNA “Authentic” Encapsulation: Encapsulated with bold ballpoint autographs (aver- of Lewis oil paintings. Bold blue marker autographs Bancroft, Gomez, Newhouser, Terry (“8”), Greenberg age “8” strength) assessed “Authentic” by PSA, the show (“10”) strength throughout with keys including: (“8”), Ba. Herman, H. Schumacher, G. Burns, F. collectibles include: Carey (signature “10” strength), Berra, Boyer, Ford, Houk, Mantle, Richardson, Sain O’Rourke, Hen. Johnson, Critz. Unencapsulated: G. Combs, Dickey, Frick, Hartnett, Hooper, Manush, and Skowron. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our Kelly, H. Schumacher, Danning, E. Blackwell, McCarthy and S. Rice. website. Nicholson. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

482. 1980- 2001 Perez- Steele Postcards Complete (15) Series Run & (2) Celebration Sets with (42) Signed Serial com- 483. Perez-Steele Uncut Sheet Signed by 484. Signed Index Cards Lot (23) pletists vie for this full run of (13) With Koufax, Mantle and Gomez Including 16 Hall of Famers (260) HOF The famed Perez-Steele Galleries composed a limited Averages EX-MT/NM and “9-10” signatures overall, postcards aver- edition “Hall of Fame” fifth series portrait postcard set mostly on unlined sides. Includes: Bell (1975; “8”), age (EX-MT to in 1981. This uncut sheet is comprised of all (30) with Leonard, Grimes, Frisch (Full LOA from NM-MT) featuring the celebrated artwork of Dick (13) autographed by their renowned subjects. Matted to PSA/DNA), Hoyt (PSA/DNA sticker/cert), L. Perez. Also present are (2) bonus “Celebration” sets 34-1/2 x 28-1/2” with a clear plastic facing, the sym- Waner, Irvin, Gehringer, Roush, Doerr, Herman, of (44) average (EX-MT to NM-MT). Featured are metrically arranged cards showcase blue marker pen- Hubbell, Feller, Appling, Reese, Case, J. Wood, B. (42) signed cards average (“8-9”) strength. Auction ning that average (“9-10”) potency. Includes: Bell, Young, Mattick, Schupp, B. Edwards (PSA/DNA LOA from JSA. Detailed description on our website. Berra, Conlan, Ford, Gomez, Herman, Irvin, J. sticker/cert), Crosetti (PSA/DNA sticker/cert), Opening Bid $250.00 Johnson, Koufax, Leonard, Mantle, Spahn and Wynn. Coveleski (PSA/DNA sticker/cert). Auction LOA Full photo LOA from JSA. from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

485. Miscellaneous Signed Pieces Grab-Bag Lot (24 Items) Including 8 Hall of Famers 487. Baseball Players Signed Index Averages EX-MT/NM and “9-10” signatures overall. Photos range from 3x5 to 5x7. PSA/DNA Authentic Cards Lot (165) Index Cards/Cuts: Gehringer, Hartnett, Blackwell, Averages NM with “8-10” signatures. Almost all are H. Wehmeier. PSA/DNA Authentic Photos: McInnis signed on the unlined side with typewritten captions (“8”), Dugan, Coveleski. SGC Authentic Postcard: 486. Hall of Famers Signed Index Cards at top. Highlights include: Frank Howard (also Hubbell. Photos: Hubbell, Blackwell. Index Cards: signed on reverse), Tommy John (2), Jerry Koosman Ruffing, Hoyt, Coveleski (“8”), Crosetti, Leibold. Lot (99) (4), Steve Garvey (2), Gary Carter, Roy Sievers Small Photo Cards (TCMA, etc.): J. Glenn, M. Condition averages NM and bold “9-10” signatures. (2), Joe Nuxhall, John Matlack, Davey Lopes (5), Gaston, R. Peckinpaugh, G. Uhle, T. Kleinhans, S. Includes: Feller (16), Roush (14), Boudreau (13), Jim Lonborg (5), Del Ennis (2), Gene Mauch, Al Byrd, R. Weatherly, L. Frey, B. Zuber. Auction LOA Ferrell (24), Appling (6), Sewell (26). Auction LOA Dark (2), Lew Burdette, Billy Pierce (2), Sal Bando from JSA. from JSA. (3). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

78 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 488. 1984-1997 Perez-Steele 489. Perez-Steele “Hall of Fame “Great Moments” Postcards” Signed Lot (85) Signed/Unsigned Series 1-9 Including, Mantle, DiMaggio (10) Sets Lot of (108) Cards and Williams (10) with (56) Signed Yes, indeed, nearly a quarter of this Defining baseball’s great power-packed group is just Williams and moments with their legendary DiMaggio! Near Mint condition with play the subjects of these limited bold “8-10” signatures. edition art-cards (average NM) Includes: Mantle, T. Williams (10), rule the record books as Hall of DiMaggio (10), Koufax (3), Aaron, Fame royalty. Housed in their Musial (2), Stargell, Drysdale, Ferrell, original boxes with matching LE Kell, B. Robinson, Killebrew, Brock, F. number 0863/5,000, these 5-3/4 Robinson (2), Aparicio, Appling, Lemon x 8” cards feature the standard (2), Hunter (2), Schoendienst, Banks (2), setting artwork of Dick Perez. Yaz, Doerr, Gehringer, Mathews (2), B. Befitting of their esteemed Williams, Marichal, Slaughter, authors, the (56) autographed Dandridge (2), Roberts (2), Irvin (2), cards show fabulous (“8” to “10”) quality. Key signers are H. Aaron, Y. Ford (3), Herman (2), Spahn (2), Mize Berra, S. Carlton, B. Dickey, W. Ford, C. Gehringer, R. Kiner, S. Koufax, (2), Kaline (2), Berra (3), Wynn (2), M. Mantle, W. Mays, J. Mize, S. Musial, M. Schmidt, D. Snider, W. Spahn Conlan (3), Reese, Gibson (2), Gomez and T. Williams. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. (2), Feller (2). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00

490. 491. 1971 Baseball New York Photo Yankees Postcards Team- and Similar Signed Items Bat With Signed Lot Thurman (122) Munson - Averages EX- Full JSA MT/NM and With glory “7-10” signa- days in the tures. rearview Highlights mirror, the include: Real- 1971 Yanks Photo managed an 82-80 mark with outcasts from around the big leagues and a Postcards - Tommy Byrne, Babe Dahlgren, Curt Simmons (2), Ed few promising home-grown products. As they battled in vain in a rugged Bouchee, Augie Galan, Bob Dillinger, Milt Pappas, “Duffy” Lewis American League East dominated by pitching-rich Baltimore, (13) Bronx (reverse), Emil Verban, Al Dark, Bobby Bragan, Ryne Doren, Bobby Bombers autographed this Ron Hansen signature model bat. Headlining the Shantz. Postcard-Sized Photos - George Kell, Gus Zernial, Barney parade is the bold scripting of a young Thurman Munson (“8” strength). McCosky, Eddie Delker (2), Gus Triandos, Roger Craig, Nick Etten, Jim Full photo LOA from JSA. Complete details on our website. Bouton, Pinky Whitney. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

492. Mickey Mantle Autographed Bat With “HOF 1974” Inscription - Full JSA Turned to the specifications of the “M110” artillery brandished by Mantle in the 1961-1964 labeling period, this one features a smooth furniture-like finish. Just below the prominent barrel stampings, Mantle’s black-ink penning shows (“7-8”) strength and is accompanied by his inscription of “HOF 1974.” Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

493. Full-Size Bat Signed by (40) HOFers With J. DiMaggio, Mantle, Koufax and Mays - Full JSA This 36” war club reads like a “Who’s Who” among Cooperstown-enshrined legends! Bold scriptings range from (“10”) to (“7”) in terms of potency and are headlined by: Aaron, Banks, J. DiMaggio, Drysdale, Killebrew, Koufax, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, Musial and F. Robinson. Full photo LOA from JSA. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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495. Boston Red Sox Greats Autographed Cooperstown Bat with (22) Signatures Including Ted Williams—Full JSA A reunion of “Beantown’s” best brightens this Boston Red Sox greats auto- 494. Joe DiMaggio LE Autographed Full-Size Bat - Full JSA graphed Cooperstown Bat commemorative bat signed by (22). Located on In tribute to his unfathomable hitting streak of 56 consecutive games, this the barrel with a Fenway Park image/blurb, these autographs show limited edition (1749/1941) Hillerich & Bradsby (36”) signature model bat admirable (average “8” to “10”) class befitting of their esteemed authors. is autographed by Joe DiMaggio. Executed in blue marker between the Featured are: L. Aparicio, W. Boggs, R. Clemens, A. Dawson, D. center brand and barrel stampings, DiMaggio’s penning trumpets (“10”) DiMaggio, B. Doerr, D. Eckersley, D. Evans, C. Fisk, F. Jenkins, J. strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. Lonborg, F. Lynn, J. Marichal, R. Petrocelli, T. Perez, J. Rice, G. Scott, T. Opening Bid $250.00 Seaver, L. Tiant, M. Vaughn, T. Williams, C. Yastrzemski. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

496. Baseball HOFer 497. Single-Signed Single-Signed Bat Lot HOFer Bat Lot of of (5) - All Certed (6) With Aaron and Cooperstown icons in either (2) Mays - All JSA the 500 Home Run or 3000 Full-size weapons are Hit fraternities have individ- decorated with the bold ually decorated these (5) signatures of: Hank full-size bats with resplen- Aaron (“9” strength; full dent signatures that average JSA); Leo Durocher (“9”) potency! Includes: (“5” strength; full JSA); Ernie Banks: Adirondack Whitey Ford (“8-9” 1951-1957 throwback repli- strength; JSA cert/stick- ca; inscribed “512 HR’s” (JSA cert/sticker); Wade Boggs: inscribed “HOF er); (2) Willie Mays 2005” (MLB Authentication hologram); Tony Gwynn: inscribed “HOF (both “7-8” strength; 07” (MLB Authentication hologram); Paul Molitor (PSA/DNA cert/stick- individual full JSA let- er); and Mike Schmidt: inscribed “548 HR” (JSA cert/sticker). ters); Mike Schmidt (“6-7” strength; JSA cert/sticker). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

498. Gil Hodges Framed 499. (1,269) 1954-1979 Topps, Display with Signed Bowman and Leaf Baseball Signed 1961 Topps Card & (2) Cards with (20) Hall of Famers PM 10 Pins This classic signed gum card gallery fea- Former Brooklyn Dodgers tures the penmanship of (20) Hall of star Gil Hodges is portrayed Famers, several stars and a selection of on the offered display. deceased/difficult players. The (1,269) Framed and matted to 17-1/2 autographs on these Topps, Bowman and x 15”, this assembly includes Leaf cards average (“7-8”) with the card the following: 1.) signed conditions averaging: (17) 1950s (average 1961 Topps #460 card in GD), (303) 1960s (average VG) and blue ink (presents “7-8”, (949) 1970s (average EX to NM) with PSA/DNA Authentic); 2-3.) some variance by season. Features: (2) 1950s-1960s PM10-Name at Bottom pinbacks with orange (presents Bunning, Herzog, Jenkins, Killebrew, EX) and white (presents EX-MT) and 4.) glossy 8x10 photograph. Ideal for Kiner, Marichal, B. Robinson, Schmidt, Slaughter and D. proud display in any den or office. More on our website. Williams. Auction LOA from JSA. More on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

500. 1970s-1990 Signed Baseball 501. 2000s Topps Cards Lot (728) Signed Specialty Averages EX-MT overall with “8-10” signa- Cards Hoard (299) tures. Most are from the 1980s-1990s, with Including McLain, many common players in the mix as well as Garvey and Labine numerous multiples. Highlights include: These nostalgic com- Gregg Jeffries, Billy Williams, Gary Gaetti memorative releases fea- (3), Bret Saberhagen, Lee Smith (3), Frank ture NM condition with Howard (4), Mark Grace, Willie McGee, Jim “9-10” signatures. Kaat (5), Rick Honeycutt (3), David West, Includes: Garvey Mickey Rivers (2), Lance Johnson (23), Rod (24), Craig (120 w/42 Beck (2), Kevin Bass, Turk Wendell (9), Jose Dodgers, 78 Vizcaino (22), Terry Mulholland, Doug Giants), Labine Henry (30), Carl Everett (8), Mark Gubicza (25), McLain (44), Candelaria (68) and Knight (18 w/3 Reds, 15 Mets). (3), David Segui (7), Hal McRae, Todd Zeile (5), Shawn Green (2), J.T. Auction LOA from JSA. Snow, Jeff Cirillo (12), Ben McDonald. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

80 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 502. 1975 Topps Baseball 503. Mickey Mantle Signed Partial Set Signed Robert Gallo (374/660) with (17) Hall of Photo Poster With Famers “Triple Crown 1956” Sweet sigs grace the offered Inscription - Full JSA 1975 Topps Baseball signed By the Commerce Comet’s partial set of (374/660) cards own admission, the famous including (17) Hall of Robert Gallo photograph of Famers. The autographs aver- Mantle posing is the dugout age (“9”) strength while the is his favorite. So it’s no cards generally present in the coincidence that Mantle (VG-EX) range. Highlights gladly autographed this over- include: Hall of Famers/Stars: sized color print! Printed on (17 cards) with #2 Brock HL, a sturdy 26x36 Styrofoam #3 Gibson HL, #4 Kaline HL, board and titled “The #50 B. Robinson, #6 Jenkins, ‘Mighty Mick’ of ’56,” this #70 Schmidt, #100 Stargell, Bronx heirloom is endorsed #150 Gibson, #220 Sutton, by Mantle in silver marker #236 D. Williams TL, #246 (“9” strength) and inscribed Schoendienst TL, #320 Rose, “Triple Crown 1956.” Full #370 Seaver, #540 Brock, #545 B. Williams, #560 Perez, #580 F. Robinson photo LOA from JSA. and #616 Rice RC. Auction LOA from JSA. More on website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

504. Mickey Mantle Signed Original Painting - Full JSA Composed by celebrated artist Wayne Prokopiak, this original oil painting is signed by its switch-hitting subject! The textured canvas is secured to an 18x24 frame and showcases Mantle’s blue marker signa- 505. Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays Signed LE ture (“8” strength). Marriott 1953 Topps Prints - Both JSA Full photo LOA Detailed description on website. from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

506. Willie, Mickey 507. “500 HR & the Duke Signed Club” Multi LE Litho Framed Signed Display with Full Limited JSA Edition New York’s royal tri- Lithograph umvirate of enormous- by Ron Lewis ly popular 1950s cen- (11 terfielders lives on in Signatures) this 1989 LE #666/750 lithograph print by Including artist Rudy Garcia. Mantle and Framed to 18x24 this Williams joyous artistic render- Ron Lewis broke new ground in the sports-art world when he created this ing bears the highly pantheon scene in the 1980s. Limited-edition number “530/1000,” this desirable (average “8- example features and is signed by Williams, Robinson, Killebrew, Jackson, 9”) autographs of Mantle, Mays, Aaron, Schmidt, Banks, Mathews and McCovey, plus Willie Mays, Mickey Lewis himself. The 37-1/2 x 21-1/2” visible area is apparent NM within a Mantle and “Duke” 44x28 matted-and-framed presentation with minor frame wear and a crack Snider. Full photo in the glass pane in the bottom-right corner. Signatures in matching blue LOA from JSA. Sharpie rate “9-10”. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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510. Boston Red Sox Framed Autograph Display Lot of (4) with Ted Williams “ Teddy Ballgame” tops the list of Boston Red Sox 508. Yankee Legends LE Lithograph legends in this autograph display lot of (4). Framed Signed by J. DiMaggio, Mantle and 509. Ted Williams Signed “Green and matted with hanging wire on the back, these Mattingly - Full JSA Diamond” Lithographs (5) stately Sox shrines stand ready for instant display with stunning (average “9-10”) signatures. Featured With the unmistakable earmarks of the hallowed Artist Jim Dobbins created this tribute to Teddy are: 1.) 16-1/2 x 19-1/2” Ted Williams portrait photo Bronx stadium in the background, artist Alan Zuniga Ballgame and the Green Monster, titled, “Changing with full photo LOA from JSA; balance have auction portrays six Yankee legends in this limited edition Pitchers Break at Fenway.” The 20x16 prints rate NM, LOA from JSA with: 2.) 25-1/2 x23-1/2” Roger (818/1988) lithograph print. Framed to 34x28, the col- feature Williams’ black-Sharpie “10” signatures and are Clemens pitching motion photo; 3.) 36x25 Carlton orful piece is endorsed in fiber tip marker by: D o n also signed by the artist in pencil. The limited-edition Fisk WS HR photo series with “1975 WS” inscrip- M a t t i n g l y (“9-10” strength; inscribed “#23”); M i c k e y numbers are: 4031-33, 4048, 4344. Full LOAs from tion; 4.) 34-1/2 x 28-1/2” Carl Yastrzemski Fenway M a n t l e (“8-9” strength; inscribed “#7”); Joe DiMaggio PSA/DNA. COAs and hologram stickers from Green Park art litho. (“9-10” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Diamond. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

511. Joe 513. Hall of Famers Signed Limited DiMaggio Edition Prints in Framed Displays (5) and Sandy Including Mays, Berra and Kaline Koufax Originally obtained as a set, this 1980s quintet fea- Framed Litho tures the same limited-edition number (#144) and and Cut showcases quite beautiful artistry. The 22x17 prints rate apparent NM with “9-10” pencil signatures by Signature the players and artist John B. Martin. Includes: Displays - Feller (#144/266), B. Robinson (#144/267), Berra Both Full 512. Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio (#144/285), Kaline (#144/297), Mays (#144/382). JSA Limited Edition Signed Print (#7/30) by Matching matted-and-framed presentations measure 28x23 (frames exhibit handling wear). Auction LOA Opening Bid J.M. Amore from JSA. $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

514. 1992 Stan Musial UDA Signed Limited Edition Warner Bros. “Bugs 515. Boston Red Sox Autograph Bunny” Sericels (3) Collection of (14) with Ted Williams Ehh...What’s up, Doc? This trio formed part of a lim- Faithful members of the “Red Sox Nation” show your ited-edition Bugs Bunny series numbered to 50 and devotion by scoring this Red Sox autograph collection includes #s 20, 22 and 24. Stan the Man bestowed of (14). As good as it gets (average “9-10”) strength his blue-Sharpie “10” signatures upon the 11x14 signatures decorate a variety of materials including sericels, which are framed in a matching style to photos, cachets, flats, cards and a painting. Highlights 516. Cal Ripken Jr. Framed slightly larger dimensions. Apparent Near Mint con- are: Ted Williams 16x20 sketch print LE #16/99 with Autograph Display Lot of (3) with dition. Each comes with a UDA COA reading, “This full photo LOA from JSA; Carlton Fisk 16x20 original item was signed by Stan Musial at the Tuff Stuff Leon Wolf oil on canvass painting also signed by the Unitas & Family show in Richmond, Virginia on 6/10/00.” artist with Steiner sticker; (4) cachets with JSA basic Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 stickers only: Roger Clemens, (3) Carlton Fisk. More Opening Bid $150.00 on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

82 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 517. 1888 N162 Goodwin Champions Harry Beecher PSA VG-EX+ 4.5—First Football Card! Distributed in packages of Old Judge and Gypsy Queen Cigarettes, the 1888 Goodwin Champions N162 Harry Beecher card was the lone gridiron staple in the set of fifty athletes, as 518. 1888 N162 Goodwin well as the first-ever football card Champions Harry Beecher printed! Graded VG-EX+ 4.5 by PSA, (Football) PSA VG 3 the offered Beecher example has sur- Detailed description on website. vived the past century in impressive Opening Bid $900.00 condition. This particular specimen is crease-free with a sturdy cardboard foundation featuring strong corners along with a slightly touched perimeter. The perfectly contrasted front is hallmarked by radiant gridiron illustrations. The clean reverse lists all of the set’s principals and is entirely unmarked. Opening Bid $1500.00

519. 1888 N162 Goodwin 520. 1935 National Chicle Champions Harry Beecher Football PSA Graded Low (Football) PSA Good 2 Number Set of (24) Cards Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $500.00

522. 1950 Bowman Football Complete PSA Graded Set (144/144)— #23 on Registry High-Grade Bowman 521. 1935 Football Set! With both a National Set Rating and We i g h t e d Chicle G PA of 6.589, the off e r e d Football 1950 Bowman Football com- High plete set of (144) PSA g r a d- ed cards is currently ranked Number #23 on the competitive reg- Near Set of i s t r y. Highlights include: #1 (11/12) PSA D. Walker (PSA 6), #5 Ti t t l e RC (PSA 6), #6 Groza RC (PSA 6), #9 Canadeo RC (PSA 6 ) , Graded #16 G. Davis RC (PSA 6), #17 Waterfield (PSA 6), #23 Van Buren (PSA 7), #26 Lujack (PSA Cards 6), #27 L u c k m a n ( P S A 7), #28 Turner (PSA 7), #29 Dudley (PSA 6), #35 Perry RC (PSA 6 ) , Opening Bid #37 Layne (PSA 6), #43 Motley RC (PSA 6), #45 G r a h a m RC (PSA 6), #51 Fears RC (PSA $750.00 7), #52 Hirsch RC (PSA 6), #78 Lavelli RC (PSA 7), #100 B a u g h ( P S A 6), #103 Conerly ( P S A 7), #107 Nomellini (PSA 7), #128 Finks RC (PSA 6), #129 Trippi (PSA 7), #132 Bednarik (PSA 6), #134 Pihos (PSA 7) and #144 Ramsey RC (PSA 7). A complete list of cards and their grades is available by following the link on our website. Opening Bid $900.00

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524. 1906 Canton Bulldogs Football Team Photo Postcard with “Blondy” Wallace + 1910s Canton Felt Pennant Postcard Pro football waddled through infancy in a loose affiliation known as the Ohio League 523. 1888 N162 Goodwin which staged games from 1902- Champions Harry Beecher 1919. Featured is a rare 1906 (Football) PSA Poor 1 team-photo postcard from one the league’s original members Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00 the Canton Bulldogs. Measuring 5-1/2 x 3-1/2”, this antique card is postmarked 3/8/1907 and presents VG obverse (photo side) details and minor surface loss on the reverse. Pictured at center is perhaps the first widely recognized professional football star “Blondy” Wallace. Also present is a 1910s Canton felt pennant postcard (GD). Opening Bid $250.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 526. 1958 Topps Football Cello Pack with Jim Brown Rookie (Front)—PSA VG-EX 4 Exceptional 1958 Topps Football cello pack showcasing the rookie of the Hall of Fame running back on the front along with fellow Canton resi- 525. 1935 National Chicle dent #70 Jack Christiansen on the reverse. Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA, Football #34 Bronko this stunning museum quality piece Nagurski SGC 10 Poor 1 exhibits mild edge splitting along the Detailed description on website. lower portion of the pack. Despite Opening Bid $500.00 that imperfection, the centered and high-grade image of Brown has endured the decades in remarkable condition. The pack is tightly wrapped with crisp factory folds. Suitable for the most advanced of football collections and possibly one- of-a-kind. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($5,000-$7,500). Opening Bid $2000.00

527. 1972 Topps Football 528. 1970-1979 Topps Football Complete Set of (351) Complete Set Run Plus 1981 Cards Partial Set The award for most challeng- Touchdown! Score with this 1970- ing mainstream gridiron issue 1979 Topps Football complete set of the 1970s undoubtedly run plus an additional 1981 partial belongs to the offered 1972 set. Highlights include: 1970 Topps Topps Football complete set of set: (average VG-EX to EX); 1971 (351) cards. The low series has Topps set: (average VG-EX to EX) an approximate condition with #156 Bradshaw RC (VG); 1972 breakdown of 20% (EX-MT or Topps Low set: (average EX) with better), 30% (EX), 30% (VG- #200 Staubach RC (GD); 1973 EX) and 20% (VG or lesser) Topps set: (average VG to VG-EX) while the difficult high num- with #89 F. Harris RC (VG); 1974 bers generally present much Topps set: (average EX); 1975 nicer in (NM) condition. Topps set: (average EX-MT) with Highlights include: #13 #282 Swann RC (VG); 1976 Topps Riggins RC (EX-MT), #100 Namath (VG-EX), #110 Sayers (NM), #150 set: (average EX-MT) with #148 Payton RC (VG-EX); 1977 Topps Bradshaw (VG-EX), #200 Staubach RC (EX), #291 Spurrier RC (NM), set: (average EX-MT to NM) with #360 Payton (VG); 1978 Topps #294 CL (VG), #300 Page (NM-MT), #331 M. Morris (NM), #334 C. set: (average EX-MT to NM); 1979 Topps set: (average NM) and 1981 Taylor (NM), #338 Spurrier IA (NM), #341 Butkus IA (EX-MT), #343 Topps partial: #216 Montana RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Namath IA (EX-MT) and #348 Blanda IA (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

84 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 531. 1961- 1967 Topps & Philadelphia Gum Football Shoebox Collection (1,117) 529. (128) 1956 & 1960 Topps Football Cards with Cards with (25) PSA Graded—Sharp! Many Stars Split the uprights Those with a steady grading eye will want to take with this extensive 1961-1967 Topps and notice of these (128) 1956 and 1960 Topps Football 530. 1959 Topps Football Cello Pack Philadelphia Gum shoebox collection of (1,117) cards with (25) PSA graded. Highlights include: with Bobby Layne on Front and cards. Highlights include: 1963 Topps: (159 cards, 1956 Topps Football: (82 cards, average NM, 15 average EX) with #62 Ditka (EX-MT), #86 Starr PSA graded) with PSA 9: #54 (1 of 6, one better); Back—Beckett Encapsulated (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: (167 cards, average EX-MT) PSA 8: #30 Richter, #110 Perry; PSA 7: #7 Packers Detailed description on website. with #90 Bell RC (EX-MT), #92 Buchanan RC Team, #50 McElhenny, #101 Grier RC, #116 Layne, Opening Bid $250.00 (VG-EX), #96 Dawson SP (VG), #155 Alworth NNO 11/25; PSA 6: NNO 11/25; PSA 4: NNO CL; (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: #26 Kemp (VG) and #48 1960 Topps Football: (46 cards, average NM, 10 Blanda (EX-MT). More on website. PSA graded) with PSA 8.5: #72 Conerly; PSA 8: Opening Bid $200.00 #113 Tittle and PSA 7: #51 Starr. More on website. Opening Bid $250.00

532. 1964-1967 Philadelphia Gum Football Display Box Run The dazzling run of 1964-1967 Philadelphia Gum Football display boxes spans the storied gridiron history of the brand. Includes: 1.) 1964 Philadelphia 534. (1,506) 1973-1979 Topps Football Gum (presents EX-MT, with deference to “Green Hall of Famers & Stars Bay Packers” being marked on the lid in dark ink); Cash in on these (1,506) 1973-1979 Topps Football 2.) 1965 Philadelphia Gum (presents VG with mod- Hall of Famers and Stars. Moderate duplication is dis- erate splitting along left and right panels; 3.) 1966 covered throughout this selection which averages (VG Philadelphia Gum (presents EX-MT) and 4.) 1967 to EX) condition. Better players include: Blanda, Philadelphia Gum (presents EX-MT with moderate 533. (3) 1968-1969 Topps Football Blount, Csonka, Dawson, Fouts, Greene, Griese, Guy, fold stress on lid perforations). Ham, Hannah, F. Harris, Lambert, Largent, Lilly, Opening Bid $400.00 Complete/Near Sets with Four-In- Lofton, Page, Riggins, O. Simpson, Staubach, Swann, One & Posters Tarkenton, Unitas, Upshaw, Warfield and We b s t e r. Detailed description on website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

535. 1955-1990s Football Card Treasure Chest (1,248) Cards with Sets & Stars—Loaded Highlights include: 1968 Topps Posters: (127 posters, average EX-MT) with (6) #1 Unitas; 1969 Topps Four-in-One: (3) Namath/Dixon (all NM); 1973 Topps: #89 F. Harris 537. (3) 1981-1984 RC (NM-MT), (3) #487 Stabler RC (NM, EX-MT, Topps Football VG-EX); 1975 Topps set: (average NM, 13 star dupes) with (3) #282 Swann RC ((2) NM, EX-MT); Cello Packs with 1977 Topps: #177 Largent RC (EX-MT), #360 Hall of Fame Payton (NM) and 1984 Topps set: (average NM to Rookies on Top— NM-MT) with #63 Elway (NM), #123 Marino RC (EX-MT); Also present are (28) 1980s-1990s football 536. 1976 Topps Football Cello All PSA Graded stars (averaging NM) with (4) 1981 Topps #216 Pack with Walter Payton Rookie Detailed description on Montana RC (average NM) and 1986 Topps #161 website. Rice RC (NM-MT). More on website. on Top—PSA Mint 9 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $400.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 538. Scarce 1926 N.Y. Football Giants Sterling Silver Season Pass - Only Year Known! Much rarer than its baseball N.Y. Giants counter- parts, this simply stunning Near Mint pass was 539. Historic 1960 Houston Oilers AFL Champions Coach’s produced by Ring - Lou Rymkus esteemed manu- It was the first year of the AFL, the first year of the Houston Oilers, and the facturer Dieges & first year with Head Coach Lou Rymkus at the helm, when George Blanda Clust in just the and Billy Cannon led the Oilers to a 24-16 Championship Game victory over second season of the LA C h a rgers—thus capturing the inaugural A F L title. This Josten 10K- G-Men franchise gold, size 12 ring belonged to none other than Rymkus, and it is to our knowl- history. It meas- edge the most significant 1960 Oilers ring that has ever come to market. ures 1-1/2 x 1” The blue stone is encircled by “ F I R S T A F L C H A M P I O N S H I P / HOUSTO N and showcases a OILERS,” and the shanks read, “RYMKUS / 1960 / A F L / 24-16.” EX-MT raised-relief condition. Accompanied by Mike Ry m k u s ’s 5/15/15 LOA: “My father played punter atop an or coached in the AAFC, A F L and NFL for parts of four decades. He was a intricate football part of teams that won the AAFC Championship (1946-1949), NFL design with the Championship (1950), A F L Championship (1960) and Super Bowl (1970). embossed text, This is the American Football League Championship ring that was presented “NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS / POLO GROUNDS.” The to my father for his role as coach of the 1960 A F L Champion Houston Oilers. embossed/engraved reverse reads, “ADMIT BEARER / JOHN HEALEY / It has been in my possession since he gave it to me.” AND ONE TO HOME GAMES SEASON 1926 / NO 793 / DIEGES & Opening Bid $1500.00 CLUST.” A full 7 of the Giants’ 9 wins in 1926 were shutouts—including a 31-0 postseason shellacking of the AFL Philadelphia Quakers. This item has a reserve (estimated value $2,500 - $5,000). Opening Bid $1500.00

540. Rare 1908 Oversized Football Team Photographic Silk in Framed Display Not only is this the largest football team photo silk we’ve come across, it’s also the only one. Now if only we could decipher the team! Judging from its players’ physical appearance and uniforms, the 19”- square piece does appear to hail from collegiate-level ball, and we can at least pinpoint the year based on the “‘08” caption. Fading and staining has resulted in a distinctively vintage, almost haunting, aesthetic. There is also a neat tear in the lower-left corner. Matted and framed to 22” square. Opening Bid $200.00

541. Uniquely 542. 1959- Designed 1930s 1961 Joe “Varsity Namath Fountain Pen” High School Ink Bottles (5) Yearbook in Store Run with Display Box - One Signed One-of-a Kind Long before Find! the swagger Just the fact that and braggado- that they were pro- cio of the duced at all is “Broadway” almost as incredi- years, Joe ble as their sheer Namath was a multi-sport star at Beaver Falls Area High School in Beaver survival. The Falls, Pennsylvania. This run of 1959-1961 high school yearbooks, which Varsity company belonged to a classmate, spans from Namath’s sophomore to senior pulled out all the stops and spared no expense with these “All American seasons and catalogs the rise of the young superstar. In perhaps his Trophy Bottle” containers. Five examples of the figural bottles (4-1/2” tall, youngest known signature, Joe personalized a notation “to a swell chick EX) remain present here, crowned with their terrific helmeted-head stop- with great personality” and inscribed his given name twice (no authentica- pers. Even rarer is the box itself, which measures 12 x 5-1/2 x 8-1/2” and tion). The other yearbooks (in particular his senior season) display Namath rates GD. honing his craft in a variety of athletic endeavors. A neat trio surviving in Opening Bid $250.00 excellent condition. Opening Bid $250.00

86 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 543. Scarce 19th Century “Lunch Pail 545. Scarce Circa 1900 Yale University Coffee” Metallic Advertising Pail with Football Player Ceramic Dish by F. Illustrated Football Game Scene Earl Christy More than a dozen Victorian-era footballers Beloved artist/illustrator F. Earl Christy spe- (or possibly ruggers) dash toward the goalpost cialized in early college football 544. Rare 1892 Yale University Brass as the leader with the ball finds himself tack- players/scenes and popularized the “All- led to the ground. This charming action scene Football Hanger Reading “Springfield American Girl” genre of collegiate women appears opposite a tranquil beach vignette, ‘92” fans. His work is especially renowned on pro- with a brand logo in between for “1 LB. In Walter Camp’s 5th year, Yale never let up a grams, postcards and, seen here, ceramic LUNCH PAIL COFFEE / EDWIN J. point, shutting out every single one of its 13 ware. Aside from a few tiny flake specks on GILLIES & CO. / IMPORTERS & ROSTERS opponents. On October 26, Springfield fell vic- the left arm and shin, the Eli is radiant NM / NEW YORK.” Measuring 5” in diameter and tim 50-0 on their own turf. Ouch. Offered is a and the 6”-diameter plate is EX/EX-MT over- 4-1/2” tall, the seldom-seen relic is missing its metal “YALE” pin with a “SPRINGFIELD ‘92” all with typical crazing. Wheeling Pottery lid and exhibits GD condition overall with ribbon and wooden football charm. Dimensions Company’s La Belle China imprint appears on commensurate age wear. are 1-3/4 x 3-1/4”. VG condition. the reverse. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

546. Ernie Nevers 547. Late- 1921 1920s Wilson “The Red Grange Echo” Store Model Santa Football Rosa Display Box High Opening Bid $100.00 School Yearbook Opening Bid $100.00 548. 1934 American Varsity Football Board Game Opening Bid $100.00

550. 1920s- 1950s University of Minnesota Football Stadium Ephemera Lot (3 Items) Including Unique 551. 1950s-2000s N.Y. Giants 1928 Football Pennants Lot (14) Example Opening Bid $100.00 549. 1910s-1950s Stanford University Opening Bid Football Ephemera Lot (4 Items) $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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552. 1948 AAFC Baltimore 553. Lamar Davis 1948 Colts Matchbook with Y.A. AAFC Baltimore Colts Tittle RC—BVG NM 7 Matchbook—Graded Beckett Experience “Tittle-ation” with this NM 7 1948 AAFC Baltimore Colts Light your collectible fire for this matchbook with Y.A. Tittle RC. Lamar Davis 1948 AAFC While memorabilia from the short- Baltimore Colts matchbook. lived All-America Football Encapsulated and graded NM-7 by Conference is scarce, this prime Beckett, this nearly flawless match example explodes off the rarity pack presents right off the tobacco charts with 1 of 1 none higher sta- stand fresh with an unblemished tus, derived from its Beckett grade image of Davis on the front and of NM-7. Rarely seen in complete “Buy Maryland Made Products, form this nearly pristine match- Ride with the Colts” advertising on book is encapsulated with a full the back. Side view exposure complement of matches and an shows the pack contains its origi- unblemished striker strip. Tittle’s nal complement of matches. youthful rookie season visage Enhancing the status of this All- fronts the obverse, while a “Buy America Football Conference sou- Maryland Made Products” slogan venir is the fact that it is ranked by appears on the reverse. Beckett as 1 of 1 with none higher. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00

554. 1948 Baltimore Colts Charlie O’Rourke Matchbook Football Card— Graded Beckett EX-MT 6 Scarce by any standards, 1948 Baltimore Colts matchbook football cards mainly have turned up as covers only when offered. This stunning “Chucking Charlie” O’Rourke example is made through the end zone, out of the stadium and down the block rare with its full complement of original matches and a 1 of 1 none higher EX-MT rating from the Beckett certification service. Displaying as like-new with an unmarked striker strip, this tough All-America Football conference 555. 1940s-1960s Football Pennant Lot of (8) With Very relic features a spotless O’Rourke Rare Examples card image on the front and adver- Detailed description on website. tising on the back. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

557. 1940s-1980s Collegiate and NFL Photos Lot (144) Including Brown (8), Grange and Other Stars This diverse array offers a mix of news-service photos (some retaining their original paper captions) and wire photos. The vast majority feature reverse-side stampings or notations, with the remainder being blank- backed. Sizes range mainly 556. 1940s-1970s Football Wire Photos Lot (142) Including from 6x8 to 8x10 and condition reflects typical news- Many HOFers and Superstars room usage wear throughout. Highlights include news-service photos of Aside from a couple dozen 1940s-1950s Type I news-service photos Baugh (International News 3-frame sequential), 1945 Blanchard (Acme), (including Trippi and Harmon), this is essentially a 1960s Type III wire- 1971 Namath (NBC Photo) and 1971 Tarkenton (AP), along with embed- photo collection with image-embedded captions and numerous ded-caption wire photos of 1941 Grange, 1951 Grange, 1964-66 Jim HOFers/stars. Condition is typical for published news photos with peripher- Brown (8) and 1972 Bradshaw, plus a promo photo of Van Buren. al handling wear and editorial usage throughout. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

88 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 558. 1890s-1940s Football Sheet Music (32) with Early Michigan, Harvard and Yale Even rarer than much of baseball’s sheet music, these gridiron compositions cover our nation’s most venerable collegiate programs, feature individual/team photos, and 559. January 21, 1934 Chicago include cameos by Fielding Yost, Bernie Bears vs. Pacific Coast All- Bierman, Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and more. Americans Kezar Stadium The collection measures the standard full- size dimensions of approximately 10x14 or Program and Ticket Stub thereabouts. Due to the nature of their deli- Detailed description on website. cate paper medium, many of the offerings Opening Bid $150.00 have received strict technical grades yet actually display nicer. There are also some cover notations or inscriptions from past owners as is often the case. Now let’s strike up the band! A complete listing is on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

561. 1930s-1950s Collegiate Stadium Football Memorabilia Lot (19 Items) A diverse, seldom-seen array with nicely preserved EX/EX-MT condition overall. Includes: Plastic Figurines (8” tall) - Navy, Boston College, Purdue. Pins/Hangers (standard small sizes) - Alabama, Illinois, Army (2), Notre Dame, Rutgers, Penn, Wash. St. (2), Nebraska, Alberta, Duke Sugar Bowl (2), UCLA and Michigan Rose Bowl (staining on ribbon). Field Pass (4x4)- Olympic Club vs. Saint Mary’s. 560. 1936 Boston Redskins and 1945 Boston Yanks Football Opening Bid $200.00 Programs Pair - Both at Fenway vs. Green Bay Packers Opening Bid $100.00

563. 1960s-1970 Pro Football Memorabilia/ Publication Lot of (6) As the NFL’s popularity soared, these (6) items were 562. Super Bowl marketed/published for all ages III Program and to enjoy. Headlining the lot is a Ticket Stub “Pro Football’s Immortals” coin set. Measuring 15-3/4 x 17- Detailed description on 3/4”, a sturdy wooden plaque website. showcases (25) solid bronze Opening Bid $150.00 first edition proofs with player likenesses on the front and text on the reverse. Accompanying is the original sleeve. Additional items listed on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

564. Joe Namath Beaver 565. Joe Namath Falls High School Memorabilia Lot Memorabilia Lot of (5) of (8) With Larger than life in America’s Autographed biggest market, Joe Namath showed Photo and Super abilities and swagger long before his brash Super Bowl promise and Bowl III subsequent delivery. These (5) items Program hail from Namath’s days at Beaver “ Broadway Joe” head- Falls (PA) High School. Headlining lines this lot of (8) the lot are: 1969 Testimonial keepsakes reminding us Dinner Program: signed by (5) that, in the words of the with Maynard and Ewbank (full immortal Dizzy Dean: JSA); Team Photo: a 10x8 baseball “It ain’t braggin’ if you can back it up.” Highlights include: Signed Photo: 8-1/2 x team photo with a readily identifi- 10-1/4” team-issued black-and-white photo signed “Joe Willie Namath” and personal- able Namath wearing sunglasses ized in red marker (“8-9” strength); Super Bowl III Program: 120-page guide pres- with his legs crossed. More on our ents (EX) with covers/pages completely intact. More on our website, website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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566. 1947-1955 567. 1920s-1970s San Francisco Collegiate Football 49ers Signed Game Programs AAFC/NFL Lot (34 - with 215 Total Football Signatures) Including Program Lot of Many College HOFers (19) College HOFers who went Breathe the rare air on to pro careers are high- of All-America lights of this GD to EX col- Football lection with signatures aver- Conference and aging “7-8” overall. Some vintage NFL col- programs are signed on the lectibles. As your cover, some are signed senses inundate inside, and some in both with the quality of places. Prominent schools include: USC, Cal, Oregon, Navy, N’Western, these vintage pub- Princeton, Cornell, Colgate, UCLA, Nebraska, St. Mary’s, Minnesota, Ohio lications, realize that this stuff is very hard to come by. Featured are (6) State, Indiana, Duke, Purdue, Stanford, Notre Dame and Michigan. Notable AAFC and (13) NFL programs grading as (average VG, with (4) better, (4) signatures include: Biff Jones, Bernie Bierman, Bobby Grayson, Ernie lesser). Featuring dynamic cover art and appealing gloss, these scarce sur- Pinckert, Jim Crowley (Four Horseman member), Roy (Bullet) Baker, Bo vivors would generally grade a level of two higher if not for a typical verti- Schembechler, Slip Madigan, Andy Kerr, Dan Devine and OJ Simpson (2). cal compacting fold on most. Complete detailed list on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

568. 1969 Pro Football 569. 1970s-2000s HOF Banquet NFL “First and Last Ticket/Program Games” PSA Graded Pairing With Fritz Tickets Lot (8) Pollard Autograph - Including Payton Full JSA and Dickerson A great deal was changing All are encapsulated as in 1969. In the great “Authentic” by PSA. beyond, Americans landed Sizes range from 1-1/4 x on the moon. On the home 2-1/2” to 2x7. Full front, the NFL and AFL Tickets: 8/12/89 Deion merged and football cele- Sanders Debut (NM); brated its centennial. The National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame 9/13/09 Mark Sanchez celebrated the aforementioned at its 12th annual awards dinner at New Debut (NM). Stubs: York’s Waldorf Astoria. At that black tie gala, this program and ticket were 10/7/73 Dan Fouts Debut issued, with the latter being autographed by two esteemed guests. Includes: (VG); 8/29/82 First Signed Ticket: a 5-3/8 x 3-1/4” thick stock item with printed event/itiner- Raiders Game in LA ary, signed in blue ballpoint on the front by Johnny Kitzmiller (“8” (EX); 1/9/83 Lynn strength) and on the reverse by Fritz Pollard (d.1986, “8” strength; Swann Last Game (EX); 10/29/84 Franco Harris Last Game (EX-MT/NM); inscribed “Brown ’19” (full JSA); Program: 28-page 5-3/4 x 8-3/4” guide 10/3/93 Eric Dickerson Last Game (VG/VG-EX). Press Box Pass: with text/photos detailing the honored guests. 12/27/87 Walter Payton Last Reg. Season Game (VG). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

570. NFL Hall of Famers and Star Players Signed Photos and Ephemera Lot (62 Items) Averages EX with “7-10” signatures. Includes: Photos and Magazine Photos (5x7 to 8x10) - Staubach (3), Grange (VG; “6” signature from 1950), Unitas (back cover of comic book), Namath, Baugh (9 - four are illustrations), J. Parker (2), M. Olsen, D. Walker, Tarkenton, Berry, L. Moore (4), “Whizzer” White (2), J. Taylor (2), Hirsch (2), Gifford, L. Kelly, Hutson, D. Atkins, Bednarik, Biletnikoff, Rosie Brown (2), Geo. Connor, A. Donovan, Fears, Ham, J. Greene, Deac. Jones, D. Lane, Maynard, McElhenny (2), Nitschke, Otto, Page, Starr, Stabler, Stautner, Tittle (2), Van Buren, J. Perry. Cut Signature - Montana. Ephemera - Payton (folded 11x17 poster, GD, huge signature); J. Rice (49ers 14x27 cloth banner, huge signature). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

90 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 571. 1950 572. 1951 Chicago Bears Washington Team Signed Redskins Sheet (36 Team Signatures) Signed Including Halas, Sheet (34 Blanda, Signatures) Luckman and Including Lujack Baugh Da Bears of 1950 tied In Slingin’ for first in their conference but lost to the Rams in a Sammy’s penul- one-game play-off. The team appears here on attrac- timate season, tive official Bears letterhead (8-1/2 x 11”, VG the ‘Skins fin- appearance w/tape-mounting corner wear) accented ished 3rd in by a nice “World Champions Seven Times” logo in their conference. This attractive official Redskins sta- the lower-left corner. The “9-10” signatures include: tionery (8-1/2 x 11”, VG appearance w/tape-mounting McAfee, Luckman, Serini, Stenn, Clarkson, Driscoll, corner wear) features the “8-10” signatures of Gilmer, Campana, Romanik, Kindt, Barwegan, Morrison, Papit, Siegert, Buksar, Ferris (2), Brown, Brito, Dwyer, Blanda, Hansen, Cody, Kavanaugh, Lujack, Yowarsky, Baugh, Thomas, Lipscomb, Cox, Ricca, Bauman, Davis, Bray, Hunsinger, Boone, Turner, Hendren, Goode, Staton, Salem, Karras, Witucki, Anderson, Connor, Rykovich, Negus, Bradley, Demao, Dowda, Heath, Ulinski, Pepper, Quirk, Hoffman, Davis, Keane, O’Quinn, Halas, Gulyanics, Badaczewski, Tereshinski, Taylor, Drazenovich. 573. 1951 Detroit Lions Team Signed Sprinkle. Auction LOA from JSA. Auction LOA from JSA. Sheet (16 Signatures) Including Layne Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

574. 1/15/67 Super Bowl I Program Signed by (22) World Champion Green Bay Packers— Full JSA Coming to grips with the fact 575. 1988 Alan Ameche Signed Checks that the AFL wasn’t going to Lot (7) fade away, the The ‘54 Heisman winner and hero of the ‘58 NFL agreed to a merger of the rival leagues includ- Championship Game (a.k.a. “The Greatest Game Ever 576. 1973 Sammy Baugh Signed ing a postseason showdown we have come to know Played”), Alan Ameche signed these checks in the year and love as the Super Bowl. Offered is a multi- of his death at age 55. They measure 8-1/4 x 3” and Checks Lot (30) signed program (VG-EX) from the first of these rate EX/EX-MT overall with “9-10” signatures. A versatile star on both sides of the ball, Slingin’ “national holiday” events. Two player photo pages Intriguingly, one check to United Valley Bank is for the Sammy revolutionized gridiron offense. He was are graced with the autographs of (22) SB I champi- princely sum of $40,000. Auction LOA from JSA. elected to the Hall of Fame in 1963 and died in 2008 on Green Packers average (“9-10”) with team leaders Opening Bid $200.00 at the age of 94. Baugh’s checks measure 6-1/4 x 2- Bart Starr and Ray Nitschke. Full photo LOA from 3/4” and rate EX/EX-MT overall with “9-10” signa- JSA. Complete list of signers on our website. tures. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

578. 1970s-90s Hank Stram Signed 577. Ernie Stautner 1980s Signed Checks Hoard (100) 579. 1990s Willie Wood Signed Checks Checks Hoard (98) Dating as early as 1979 (12) but primarily hailing from In 1985-86, the Hall of Fame defensive tackle wrote 1985-1992, these oversized 8-1/4 x 3-1/8” checks span Hoard (100) these 6-1/8 x 2-3/4” checks for utility companies and the Hall of Fame coach’s broadcasting years with Dating to 1992-93, these 6-1/8 x 2-3/4” checks per- other similar bills. Nearly all have “Dallas Cowboys” Monday Night Football. The checks are drawn on the tain to typical general bills plus one written out to printed below his name as part of the address. account of “HENRY OR PHYLLIS STRAM” and list the Hall of Fame, which Wood joined in 1989. About Condition averages NM (some typical filing folds) the couple’s Covington, LA address. Condition aver- a dozen examples are double-signed. Condition aver- and signatures rate “9-10” overall. Auction LOA ages EX/EX-MT and “9-10” signatures. Auction LOA ages NM (some typical filing folds) and signatures from JSA. from JSA. rate “9-10” overall. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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582. 1960s-1980s Dave Robinson 581. 1970s-1990s Lenny Moore (Green Bay Packers) Signed Signed Checks Hoard (149) Checks Lot (100) Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 580. Henry Jordan Signed Checks Lot (4) Opening Bid $150.00

583. 1998 Joe Schmidt Signed 585. 1980s-2000s Charley Trippi Checks Lot (30) Signed Checks Lot (30) Opening Bid $200.00 584. 1950s-1960s George Trafton Opening Bid $200.00 Signed Checks Lot (38) Opening Bid $150.00

586. Pro Football HOFer Autographed Lot of (2): J. 587. Joe Montana Signed Jersey Brown and and Photograph - Both JSA 588. Johnny Unitas Autographed Marino Detailed description on website. Detailed descrip- Opening Bid $150.00 Baltimore Colts Throwback tion on website. Jersey - Full JSA Opening Bid Detailed description on website. $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

92 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 589. 1920s-1950s Collegiate Football 590. 1940s-1950s U. of California’s Perry 591. 1930s-1960s NCAA Football Signed Programs (8) Including 12 Schwartz Correspondence and Coaches and Officials Signed Letters Signatures Ephemera Lot (20 Items) Including to Jim Murphy (14) Concerning Condition aver- Multiple Signatures Proposed NCAA Rules Changes ages VG-EX All-American For a quarter-cen- and “7-8” Perry Schwartz tury, Pawtucket strength overall was a hero of Times editor Jim with the signa- Cal’s 1938 Rose Murphy advanced tures Bowl win and his ideas for located on the went on to play improving college front covers. for the NFL’s football through Includes: Brooklyn changes to time 1) 11/24/23 Dodgers and the usage. This archive Ill./Ohio St. AAFC’s New of signed response w/Grange; York Yankees. letters begins in 1939 with Holy Cross’s Gus Cervini 2) 11/21/25 Offered is a trove and continues through 1965 with Penn State’s Rip Stan./Cal w/Nevers and M. Schwartz; 3) 10/2/37 of Schwartz’s Engle, but zeroes in on 1952-56 with Fritz Crisler Dart./Amh. w/Earl Red Blake (2 sigs - cover and personal effects, highlighted by an archive of congenial, (Michigan and NCAA Football Rules Committee), inside photo); 4) 10/23/37 Harv./Dart w/Earl Red often admiring letters that show just how beloved a fig- Lou Little (Columbia - signed letter & signed enve- Blake; 5) 10/16/37 Pacific/Cal w/future major-lea- ure Schwartz was. (Several of the missives regard his lope), Charles C. O’Rourke (UMass), Charlie guer Sam Chapman (2 sigs); 6) 11/21/42 position as Assistant Coach at the University of San Caldwell (Princeton) and others. EX-MT/NM letters N’western/ND w/O. Graham and Bertelli; Francisco.) Signatures include: Bill Grant, Arch Ward, on official stationery with “9-10” signatures. 7) 10/20/51 USC/Cal w/Gifford; 8) 1/1/55 Rose Happy Sivell, Toots Shor, Red Strader and, of course, Original postmarked envelopes included. Auction Bowl Ohio St./USC w/W. Hayes. Auction LOA from Schwartz himself. Auction LOA from JSA. More on LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA. our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

593. 594. Baltimore Colts Single/Multi- Johnny Signed Photos & Flats Collection of Unitas (97) with (14) JSA Certified Unitas Signed Autographs Football Baltimore and Colts fans kick up your Mini- heels for this Helmet - encompass- Both ing single/multi- Certed signed pho- 592. 1960 Baltimore Colts Team- The fore- tos and flats Signed Football With Unitas, Parker, runner to collection of today’s Lipscomb and Full JSA (97). pass-happy Signatures range (“8” to “10”) on better to excellent As they prepared for the 1960 NFL campaign, 34 quarterbacks, Hall of Famer Johnny Unitas defined materials. Highlights are: (14) J. Unitas single- members of the two-time defending champion Baltimore’s dominant franchise with heroic comebacks signed pieces with JSA basic certs/stickers; and (2) Baltimore Colts gathered and autographed this and pinpoint accuracy. These (2) autographed items multi-signed items with auction LOA from JSA: 1.) pigskin. The blue ballpoint pennings take well to the include: Signed Football: a “Wilson” Official NFL 1958 championship team 40th anniversary program white dimpled surface, averaging (“8-9”) strength Paul Tagliabue signature model signed in silver marker signed by R. Berry, A. Donovan, G. Marchetti, L. and clarity. Headlining the endorsements are: (“8-9’ strength; Steiner Sports COA/hologram); Signed Moore, J. Mutscheller, J. Parker, J. Unitas; 2.) cachet Ameche, Berry, Donovan, Lipscomb (signed “Big Mini-Helmet: a Baltimore Colts mini-helmet signed on signed by (14) with HOFers A. Donovan, L. Moore, Daddy”), Marchetti, Moore, Parker and Unitas. Full the left side in blue marker (“7-8” strength; full JSA). J. Parker, J. Unitas. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

596. Joe Willie 597. Steve Sax Original New York Jets Namath Caricature Painting Signed by Joe Autographed Namath - Full JSA 1965 Topps Widely Football #122 known for caricatures Oversized with accen- Painting - Full tuated fea- JSA tures rather than the dia- Colorfully com- mond posed on a 18-1/4 x exploits of 34” textured canvas, his name- this 1965 Topps sake, Football #122 Joe Brooklyn- Namath rookie card born artist painting is signed Steve Sax by its confident and composed this original New York Jets sideline paint- often outspoken ing signed by one of its unmistakable subjects. The subject. The sizable thick wooden board measures 23-7/8 x 24” and black marker script- 595. Walter Payton Autographed depicts Joe Namath in debate with Weeb Ewbank (as ing reads: “Joe Willie Namath x12” and emerges Chicago Bears Jersey With Jets teammates look on). Namath has signed “Joe prominently to project (“8”) strength against the bright- Willie Namath” (“8” strength) in black marker and “Sweetness” Inscription - Full JSA yellow background. Full photo LOA from JSA. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 has inscribed “X12.” Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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598. Brett Favre 2001 Signed Game-Worn Green Bay Packers Helmet - With Favre Letter and Photo A l r e a d y exceeding the 599. Ray Renfro Mid-1950s Game-Worn Cleveland Browns life expectancy Sidelines Jacket - Gorgeous! of a quarter- A standout on Cleveland Browns rosters that made six NFL Championship back in the rugged NFL, 32-year-old Brett Favre was only halfway home in appearances after dominating the short-lived AAFC, North Texas product 2001. As he extended his consecutive starts streak to 157 games and added Ray Renfro wore this sidelines jacket during the mid-1950s. The brown 314 completions to a ledger that would top out at 6,300, Favre wore and auto- button-down garment features “BROWNS” arched atop the back in white graphed this Green Bay Packers helmet. A Sunday treasure for Hall of Fame satin twill and a “King O’Shea” manufacturer’s label within the cotton- and “Cheesehead” collectors, alike, this battle-tested gridiron relic ranks lined collar. Near the left shoulder, outlines remain from the since-removed among the most glorious gamers extant. The yellow plastic shell features the “26” identifier. Solid wear is evident. More on our website. t e a m ’s time-honored “G” logo decals adhered to each side, an American flag Opening Bid $200.00 decal (in the wake of the 9-11 attacks), an NFL logo badge decal and a stenciled “PACKERS” snubber at the back. At the front, a “Riddell” snubber is displayed atop a four-bar face mask. On the right side, Favre has signed in black marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “4 – 2001 Season.” The shell’s interior is home to pad cells affixed to the crown by Velcro strips. Manufacturer’s “ Warning” stickers are adhered to the interior sides, while a black marker notation of “4” appears on the right-side interior (both jaw pads are missing). The item shows solid game use with scattered scuff marks throughout! Accompanying is an LOA signed by Favre, as well as “Authentic Brett Favre” holograms and a photo of Favre holding this very helmet. 601. Jerry Rice Opening Bid $1500.00 1993 Pro Bowl Signed Game- 600. 1992 Issued Warm-Up Super Bowl Jacket – Andre Champion Rison LOA Dallas Detailed description on Cowboys website. Signed Opening Bid $150.00 Team-Issued Warm-Up Jacket Lot of (3) With Aikman, Smith and Irvin – Andre 603. 2007 Cameron Jordan California Joe Roth Memorial Rison LOA Game Used Commemorative Uniform Detailed description on website. First round Opening Bid $200.00 draft pick and 602. (3) 1993 Pro Bowl New Orleans Game-Issued Saints defensive standout Autographed Warm-Up Cameron Jackets With Sanders, Jordan wore Sharpe and Allen – this 1975 Andre Rison LOA Throwback Selected for his third of four gridiron successive Pro Bowls, wide ensemble, receiver Andre Rison frater- against the nized with fellow NFC stal- USC Trojans, warts and was given these while playing (3) game-issued autographed warm-up jackets. The polyester pullover gar- for the Cal ments feature proper team logos and “Wilson” size “XL” tags. Fiber tip Bears. autographs average (“8-9”) potency and include: Eric Allen (Philadelphia Included in Eagles); Barry Sanders (Detroit Lions); and Sterling Sharpe (Green Bay this commem- Packers). LOA from Andre Rison and auction LOA from JSA (for auto- orative lot is a helmet, jersey and pants. For a more detailed listing, please graphs). More on our website. visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

94 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 604. 1958-59 Syracuse 605. 1972-73 & 1973-74 Topps Nationals 8x10 Team Issue Basketball Complete Sets Set (11/11) with (4) Signed Pick and roll with this tandem of 1972-73 and Obscure 1958-59 Syracuse Nationals 1973-74 Topps Basketball complete 264-card sets. 8x10 Team Issue set of (11) photos Highlights include: 1972-73 Topps set: (average including four signed. These large EX-MT) with #1 Chamberlain (VG), #5 Maravich black-and-white pictures average (EX- (VG), #25 Robertson (EX-MT), #32 P. Jackson RC MT), Includes: Signed: (4 pictures, (VG), #75 West (VG-EX), #122 Bradley (VG-EX), average “9”, auction LOA from JSA) #144 Riley (EX-MT), #180 Gilmore RC (VG), with Bianchi, Dierking, Hopkins, #195 Erving RC (VG), #255 Erving AS (EX); Seymour; Unsigned: (7 pictures) with 1973-74 Topps set: (average VG) with #50 Abdul- Conlin, Costello, Greer (EX-MT), Kerr Jabbar (GD), #80 Chamberlain (FR), #100 West (EX-MT), Polazzi, Schayes (VG-EX) and team. Also present is the torn original mail- (GD), #130 Maravich (FR), #135 McAdoo RC er that once housed these pictures. (VG) and #240 Erving (VG). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

607. 1985 Star Basketball Team Supers 5x7 Uncut Sheet with Michael Jordan Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

608. Scarce 1965-1966 Knickerbocker Beer Boston 606. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Complete Set (132/132) Plus Celtics Easel-Back Team Display (11/11) Stickers with PSA 8 Jordan RC & Wrapper This 17-1/2 x 14-1/2” piece has everything going for it—scarcity (we’re unaware of Detailed description on website. another one ever having sold); striking b/w Opening Bid $400.00 head shots (Auerbach, Russell, Naulls, Havlicek, S. Jones, K.C. Jones, etc.); home schedule and lifetime player stats; great color illustrations; and superb preservation (EX display quality with a smooth surface sheen, minor perimeter wear and two intact easel backs). Perhaps best of all, stamped “FEB 15 1965” and promoting “Knickerbocker and Boston Celtics in 1966,” it hails from the Green’s capstone 7th and 8th consecutive NBA titles. Opening Bid $150.00

609. Michael Jordan 1991 Jay Stewart Original Oil Painting Detailed description on 610. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #8 website. Michael Jordan Rookie Stickers Lot Opening Bid $400.00 of (3) Opening Bid $100.00

611. 1962-1963 Boston Celtics Yearbook 612. John Wooden Signed Quartet Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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613. Elvin Hayes 1980- 81 Washington Bullets Game- Worn Road Jersey A post player without equal, Elvin Hayes was the centerpiece of three NBA 614. Elvin Hayes 1980-81 Washington Bullets Game-Worn Finals install- Warm-Up Jacket ments in the A late bloomer who rode the bench at the onset of his high school career, Nation’s Capital, Hall of Fame forward/center Elvin Hayes went on to a Louisiana state title, establishing a finals record 11 offensive rebounds in one game in 1979. Player of the Year accolades at the University of Houston and an NBA During his eighth and penultimate season with the Bullets, “The Big E” crown in the Nation’s Capital. This Washington Bullets warm-up jacket wore this road jersey. The vintage gamer is a hoops Hall of Fame treasure, was worn by Hayes during the latter portion of his remarkable career in showcasing proper “Wilson” tagging and twill identifiers that include D.C. The knit button-down garment is an all-original heirloom with twill Hayes’ since-retired number “11.” Accompanying is an LOA from former identifiers and proper “Rawlings” tagging. Accompanying is an LOA from Bullets employee Craig Bernstein. More on our website. former Bullets employee Craig Bernstein. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

615. Mitch 616. Michael Kupchak Jordan 1995-96 1980-81 Signed Game- Washington Ready Chicago Bullets Bulls Home Game- Jersey - Full Worn Road JSA Jersey Back from his first From the “retirement,” Hicksville, Michael Jordan New York showed no ill playgrounds effects from his to the front less-than-stellar office of the endeavor on the Los Angeles baseball diamond. The hardwood was obviously where he belonged as he Lakers, former NBA star Mitch Kupchak has enjoyed a storied career dur- powered the Chicago Bulls to a record 72 regular-season wins and the ing which he played on three world championship teams. During his fifth 1995-96 NBA title. This Bulls home jersey was issued to and autographed and final season in the Nation’s Capital, Kupchak wore this Washington by the iconic superstar during the franchise’s second season at the United Bullets road jersey. With twill identifiers and proper “Rawlings” tagging, Center. The white mesh pullover garment features twill identifiers and this one is an absolute classic! Heavy wear is evident. Accompanying is an proper “Champion” tagging. On the lower front, Jordan has signed in black LOA from former Bullets employee Craig Bernstein. More on our website. marker (“8-9” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

617. Extensive ABA Signed Lot 618. Historic (47 Items) Including Julius African-American Erving and George McGinnis Basketball Players The Doctor is in...this power-packed Signed Lot (12) collection. There are cachets and index The pioneering contribu- cards with a few photos in the mix. tions toward breaking Averages NM condition and “9-10” sig- down racial barriers of natures overall. The vintage Erving these hardcourt trailblaz- cachet showcases a blue-ink “8-9” ers are often overshad- inscription and signature, “Julius Dr. ‘J.’ owed by the contribu- Erving / Va. Squires / 11-22-72.” His tions of Robinson, Paige, supporting cast of notables, rarities, and Doby, Campy and com- unsung players includes: G. Davidson pany on the baseball diamond. Yet these Globetrotters and Renaissance (ABA co-founder and first president), B. Beck, R. Brown, C. Mack, R. team members and NBA revolutionaries deserve the spotlight as well. Their Carlson, G. Combs, J. Congdon, L. Dampier, M. Daniels, L. Davis, C. signed cachets and index cards average NM condition and “9-10” signa- Ditrick, J. Dolph (commissioner), D. Freeman, M. Gale, G. Irvine, L. tures overall. Harlem Globetrotters: Marques Haynes, Geese Ausbie Jones, R. Jones, J. Jones, B. Keller, G. Littles, G. McGinnis, D. Moe, B. (small promo photo), B.J. Mason (small promo photo), Eddie Gottlieb. Netolicky, J. O’Brien, B. Pavlitz, C. Powell, D. Robisch, B. Shepard, W. New York Renaissance: Bob Douglas, Pop Gates, Bill Yancy. NBA: Don Sojourner, G. Thompson, J. Kolff, D. Buse, R. Denton, B. Leonard (coach), Barksdale (1st black All-American, All Star and Olympic team member), R. Mount, T. Owens, J. Roche, M. Storen (commissioner), W. Wise, B. Ray Felix (first black ROY and 2nd black All-Star), Willie Naulls (first Lloyd, C. Edge, Wa. Jones, Wi. Jones, P. McFarland and D. Wuycik. There black captain of a major pro sports team). Some unsigned photo prints and are also dozens of unsigned photo prints. Auction LOA from JSA. related clippings are also included. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

96 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 620. 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers NBA 621. 1969-70 N.Y. Knicks NBA Champions Signed Lot (10 Items) Champions Signed Lot (14 Items) Including Wilt Chamberlain Including Reed, Bradley and Frazier Has there Teamwork even been a was their more domi- secret to nant stretch success as than the 46- the Knicks 4 start that parlayed the ‘66-’67 an 18- Sixers game win enjoyed streak into 619. 1950s-60s Syracuse, Cincinnati through a 60-22 and Baltimore NBA Team Signed Lot their first 50 record and games? a 7-game (28 Items) From there, NBA The project of a long-ago autograph hound, these they went Finals victory over the Lakers. These cachets and signed cachets and index cards cover the 1954-55 on to compile a then-record 68-13 mark on the season. index cards average NM and “9-10” signatures over- N B A Champion Syracuse Nationals, 1965-66 These cachets and index cards average NM condition all with Holzman, Bradley (“8”), DeBusschere, P. Cincinnati Royals and 1966-67 Baltimore Bullets. and “9-10” signatures overall with Chamberlain, Jackson, Reed, Frazier, Donovan, May, Stallworth Condition averages NM and “9-10” signatures overall Hannum, Greer, C. Walker, W. Jones, Costello, (1973 Topps, EX), Riordan, Russell (“8”), Barnett, with highlights including E. Lloyd, S c h a y e s, Guokas, Gambee, Melchionni, Weiss. Additional Hosket (2 - one photo). Additional unsigned photo R o b e rt s o n (signed “Big O”), G. Johnson, L u c a s, unsigned photo prints and clippings are included. prints and clippings are included. Auction LOA from Tw y m a n and Marin (8x10 International News photo). Auction LOA from JSA. JSA. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

622. 1972-73 NBA Champion New York Knicks LE Team-Signed Ball - UDA While their loyal fan base includes high-profile celebrities like Woody Allen and Howard 624. Boston Celtics Signed Lot (23 Stern, the Items) Including Auerbach, Cousy and New York 623. Los Angeles Lakers Signed Lot (10 Knicks Sharman have Items) Including West and Baylor The Green’s glory years are well represented in these endured a lengthy title drought. Remembering the Averaging NM condition and “9-10” signatures overall, cachets and index cards, which average NM condition club’s last title (way back in 1972-73), (6) members this offering begins Index Cards - West, P. Riley, and “9-10” signatures overall. Includes: S. Jones, of that Madison Square Garden roster have auto- Block, Clark, Hazzard, Imhoff, Schaus. Cachets - A u e r b a c h, C o u s y, S h a r m a n, H e i n s o h n, H a v l i c e k , graphed this limited edition (164/500) Spalding Goodrich, Baylor. 8x10 Print - Block. Also included is K.C. Jones, B. Howell, Loscutoff, D. Nelson, F. Official NBA David Stern signature model ball. a 1966-67 Lakers Promo Team Photo (7-1/2 x 10”) sec- R a m s a y, T. Sanders, Silas (1972 Topps, V G ) , Black marker signatures (average “8” strength) take retarially signed on the reverse by 11 team members. Tsioropoulos, Guarilia, J. White, Finkel, E. Bryant well to the dimpled surface and include: Bradley, Lastly, there are 6 unsigned 8x10 photo prints. Auction (8x10 photo of ‘69 Topps), J. Thompson, Cowens DeBusschere, Frazier, Holzman (coach), Monroe and LOA from JSA. (“7”), Bonham. Additional unsigned photo prints and Reed. UDA COA/hologram. Opening Bid $100.00 clippings are included. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

626. Wilt Chamberlain Autographed Basketball - Full PSA/DNA Controlling the game like nobody before or since, Wilt Chamberlain was dubbed 625. University of Kentucky Basketball “Wilt the Stilt” (a Signed Lot (21 Items) moniker he Featuring players whose collegiate careers reach abhorred) back all the way to the 1930s, this collection has a and “The nice representation of the 1940s-50s and includes Big Dipper” All-Americans, championship team members, and by awe- point-shaving-scandal figures. Averages NM condi- struck fans tion and “9-10” signatures overall. Index Cards: who witnessed his domination. Chamberlain (d.1999) Rupp, C. Hagan, B. Spivey, K. Rollins, J. Jordan, V. decorated this basketball with a bold autographed sure Hatton, L. Steele, E. Johnson. Cachets: L. Dampier, to headline any hoops collection. The full-size A. Groza, Beard (EX), L. Huber, F. Sale, C. Barker. “Spalding” Official NBA David Stern signature model 627. Michael Jordan UDA Signed 8x10 Photos: K. Grevey, T. Ford, E. Johnson, G. “rock” showcases Chamberlain’s black marker script- Chicago Bulls Professional Model Martinez, R. Robey. Handwritten Notes: ing, which projects (“6”) strength on the dimpled sur- Tsioropoulos, C. Barker. There are also several face. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Home Jersey unsigned photo prints. Opening Bid $300.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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628. 1962 Floyd Patterson vs. Sonny Liston Heavyweight Championship Signed Contract and Related Documents From the Patterson Family “I felt enough of him under my glove on that last hook to know it was a good enough punch to put any man down hard,” said Liston, whose 25-pound weight advantage and 13”-longer reach proved too much for Patterson in a 1st-round KO. Dated six months prior, this “Memorandum of Understanding” showcases beautiful “9-10” signatures of “Floyd Patterson” and “Charles Sonny Liston,” along with that of Championship Sports President Thomas A. Bolan (promoter). The 8-1/2 x 11” onion-skin page carries an embossed Championship Sports seal and displays an EX appearance overall (small filing holes in two of the four corners) with the all-important Patterson/Liston signature area being Near Mint. The text reads, “It is hereby understood and agreed between the undersigned that all provisions of the agreement entered into between the undersigned on March 16, 1962 for a heavyweight championship match between Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston are in full force and effect. It is further agreed that said match will take place on September 25, 1962 at Comiskey Park, Chicago, Illinois under the provisions of the aforesaid agreement of March 16, 1962.” It is accompanied by: 1) “Memorandum of Agreement” photocopy that spells out all the terms; 2) Liston’s Manager George Katz’s 5/9/62 photocopied letter to the PA State Athletic Commission; 3) 7/3/62 letter to Patterson’s lawyer Julius November from the Illinois State Athletic Commission; 4) Signed LOA from Janet Patterson. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1500.00

629. Floyd Patterson 1983 Topps “Greatest Olympians” Signed Boxing Cards Lot (45) The 17-year-old middleweight won gold at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics—as seen here on card #77. Near Mint with blue-Sharpie “10” signatures. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

631. Scarce 1962 Patterson vs. Liston Heavyweight Championship Fight Poster You do see this poster design sometimes in reproduction form, but we can find no record of another original example like this one ever having surfaced at auction. It measures 14x22 and rates bold, clean, crisp, 630. Floyd Patterson 1960s-1990s Personal Artifacts (11) sturdy EX-MT con- Including 3 Signed Items dition. A fine com- An interesting collection of license documents and membership cards from panion piece to the the “Gentleman of Boxing,” with sizes ranging from 2x3 to 4x6 and condi- 1962 Patterson- tion averaging EX overall. Signatures on the 3 autographed pieces rate “9- Liston signed fight 10”: 1) 1965 FAA Student Pilot Certificate; 2) 1965 FAA Medical contract also offered Certificate Third Class; 3) 1991 New York DMV Interim License/ID Card. in our auction. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

98 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 632. 1910 T220 Boxing 633. Rare 1915 Jess Willard Complete Set of (50) Cards “Redeemer of the White Turn-of-the-century 1910 T220 Boxing Race” World’s Champion complete set of (50) cards. Unless Enameled Metallic Charm noted, each card in this edition is With his 26th-round KO of Jack flanked with a Mecca advertising back. Johnson, Kansas cowboy Jess Willard The overall approximate condition fulfilled the dreams of American breakdown is as follows: and 15% (VG- racists who had long awaited their EX or better), 25% (VG), 25% (GD) Great White Hope. This 1x2 charm and 35% (FR or lesser) with 28% dis- was thus produced in celebration and playing reverse writing. Highlights reads “JESS WILLARD / WORLD’S include: J. Corbett (FR, reverse writ- CHAMPION” on the front and ing), Dempsey (EX), Jeffries/Sharkey “REDEEMER OF THE WHITE (GD), Madden (GD, Tolstoi), RACE / HAVANA CUBA / APRIL 5, Randall/Belasco (FR, reverse writing, 1915” on the reverse (along with “GUINTI MFG. CO. / PROV. R.I. U.S.A.”). The Tolstoi), Randall/Turner (GD, raised areas show contact wear and some surface loss; otherwise, the preservation is Tolstoi), Sullivan (EX) and quite impressive for such a vulnerable century-old relic—the first of its kind that Sullivan/Kilrain (GD). we’ve seen. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

634. Cassius Clay 635. Ali-Foreman 1974 Signed 1963 “I Am the “Rumble in the Jungle” Greatest” LP Record Pennant and Program Signed with Full JSA by Ali - Full JSA Self-promotion is as fundamen- As Muhammad Ali sought to re-gain his tal as breathing to Muhammad Heavyweight title and Don King forayed Ali. Witness an early example into promotions, the “Rumble in the of the “People’s Champion” Jungle” became one of the biggest sport- making a name for himself with ing events of all time. These (2) ring this vintage LP record (VG) heirlooms were issued in Zaire for that signed with his birth name showdown between Ali and champion Cassius Clay. Equal to his ring George Foreman. Includes: Signed prowess, the 3X heavyweight Program: a 48-page guide (presents EX) champ’s blue felt-tip pen auto- signed in black marker on the front cover graph radiates knockout (“9- by Ali (“8” strength; full JSA); Pennant: 10”) quality. Full photo LOA three-quarter size banner (displays verti- from JSA. More on our website. cally) with crack-free applique. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

636. 637. Multi- Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Autographed Glove Lot of Lot of (3) with (5) With Ali, (4) Signatures Frazier and Including LaMotta Original Art Hard-hitting Sketch—All pugilists deliver “knockout” auto- Full JSA graphs in this lot of Talking the talk and (5) multi-signed walking the walk boxing gloves. The Muhammad Ali backed up his “The Greatest” claim in and out of the ring, winning the red leather acces- hearts of fans all over the world. Displaying average (“9-10”) potency, this amazing A l i sories showcase black marker pennings averaging (“8”) quality with: 1.) Ali, Frazier, autograph collection promises instant pride of ownership and long term value growth. Jack, Moore, Norton; 2-3.) pair signed by (6) including Frazier, Jack, Moore, Featured are: 1 . ) 11 x 8-1/2” original art sketch dated 3/02; 2 . ) a 1999 $1 bill; and 3 . - 4 . ) Whitaker; 4-5.) pair signed by (18) with Basilio, LaMotta, Shavers, L. Spinks and M. 4/98 GQ magazine signed on the front cover and an adjoining interior page. Spinks. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

638. Muhammad Ali Large 20x20 Signed Photo Neil Leifer’s Ali-Liston shot 639. Muhammad Ali Signed has been called the “greatest “d-CON” Retail Ad Display - photo in sports history”— and it recently celebrated its Full JSA 50th anniversary. This over- A natural spokesperson for a “knockout” sized example features a 3”- product, Muhammad Ali is the subject long, “9-10” signature that and endorser of this “d-CON” point of is not only perfectly placed sale retail display. Measuring 14x17, the for maximum visual con- sturdy cardboard easel-backed display is trast, but is also larger and signed by Ali in black marker (“8” steadier than many of Ali’s strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. latter-era signatures as his Opening Bid $200.00 Parkinson’s has progressed. EX with light wear throughout. Opening Bid $150.00

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640. Muhammad Ali Encapsulated Autograph - PSA/DNA 9 Encapsulated with autograph Graded MINT 9 by PSA/DNA, this 4-1/2 x 5- 1/2” sheet of Marriott Hotels stationery is signed in blue ballpoint by the unmistak- 641. Muhammad Ali, LeRoy Neiman 642. Boxing Heavyweight and Light- able three- Autographed Pieces - Both JSA Heavyweight Champions and time Portraying the outspoken champion 10 years apart, Contenders Signed Lot (40) Heavyweight autographed iconic images include: Muhammad Ali: Most of the 20th century is represented here, from Champion. 16x20 color print of the famed Neil Leifer photo in Gunboat Smith in the 1910s to Archie Moore in the The script- which a merciless Ali taunts fallen challenger Sonny 1950s up through Ali foes like Wepner and Shavers ing’s “knock- Liston; Ali has signed in gold-colored marker (“10” in the 1970s. The index cards and 8x10 photos aver- out” quality is strength; full JSA); LeRoy Neiman: framed to 16-3/8 x age NM condition with “9-10” signatures. Auction on par with 24-1/2”, Neiman’s “Thilla in Manila” print is signed by LOA from JSA. A full listing is on our website. the lofty technical assessment. A “1974” inscription its artist in black marker (“9-10” strength; JSA Opening Bid $200.00 accompanies. cert/sticker). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

644. Boxing Lighter Weight Champions Signed Lot (44) Featherweight, lightweight, fly- weight and ban- tamweight are all represented here, with the earliest title 643. Boxing Middleweight Champions tenures belonging to Willie Ritchie (1912-14), Pete Herman (1917- Signed Lot (31) 19), Jimmy Goodrich (1925), Charlie Rosenberg (1925- 645. 1960s-1990s Floyd Patterson Middleweight, welterweight and junior welterweight 27; 2) and Izzy Schwartz (1927-29). Notable later Signed Checks Hoard (100) are all represented here, with the earliest title tenures names include Roberto Duran and Willie Pep (2), plus a The vast majority of these checks hail from the belonging to Mickey Walker (1926-29) and Mushy trio of Hector Camacho, Vinny Pazienza and Ray prime of Patterson’s career in the 1960s. They meas- Callahan (1927-30). Notable later names include To n y Mancini that come with “Stinson Sports” LOAs from ure approximately 6-1/2 x 2-3/4” and average EX- Zale, Jake LaMotta, Rocky Graziano and Sugar Ray in-person autograph appearances. Averages NM and “9- MT overall (typical minor bank wear) with “8-10” R o b i n s o n. A mix of photos, cachets and index cards in 10” signatures overall. Majority are 8x10 photos with signatures. Includes: 1962 (60), 1963 (1), 1965 (5), EX-MT/NM condition overall with “9-10” signatures. some smaller photos, cachets and index cards in the 1966 (18), 1967 (1), 1974 (1) and 1985-91 (14). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. mix. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

647. 1940s-70s Boxing Wire Photos Lot (74) Featuring Many Joe Louis Images Judging by image quality, there appear to be some Type 646. 1962 Floyd Patterson Training I photos in the mix, though it’s difficult to know for Camp Checks Hoard (320) certain because many are blank-backed and do not offer Opening Bid $100.00 the necessary information to judge Type status. By and large, this is a Type III collection with an emphasis on Joe Louis. Condition is typical for published news photos with peripheral handling wear and editorial usage throughout. 648. 1965 Ali-Liston “Phantom Opening Bid $150.00 Punch” Full Tickets Trio (3 Different) Opening Bid $100.00

100 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 MR. HOCKEY COLLECTION INTRO Over the past half-century, one Detroit-born die-hard fan has followed Gordie Howe's life and times as closely as anyone and has amassed arguably the premier Howe collection in terms of depth and breadth. Cards, publications, tickets, pennants, autographs, artworks, game-used equipment–this and more will be presented over the next several H&S auctions. And so it with pleasure that we now kick off the “Mr. Hockey” Collection with this exclusive showcase of 7 elite offerings, highlighted by Howe's ultra-rare 1952 Royal Desserts card; his 1960s Red Wings game-used stick; a near-complete 1949-2007 Hockey News run of Howe covers; and a one-of-a-kind 1970s WHA Houston Aeros banner declaring “Howe Sweet It Is.” We couldn't agree more–and Howe!

649. Extremely Scarce 1952 Royal Desserts Hockey #8 Gordie Howe—PSA Authentic Only 20 Royal Desserts hockey cards in total have been graded by PSA—a mere 8 of which exceed the “Authentic” tier, with the highest-graded being VG-EX 4. How many Howes exist in the PSA Pop Report? Just 4. What’s more, combing through auction results of the past 15 years, we can find no record of a single Royal Desserts Howe card ever having surfaced individually for public sale...until now. The “original six” icon was neatly extracted from a period pudding box and presents on par with the few other known specimens. Despite general handling including corner creasing and evenly rounded corners, the overall presentation remains bright and attractive. The facial region of the prolific scorer is neatly outlined in pencil while the reverse displays writing notations frequent to Royal Desserts cards. As a point of reference on value, we previously offered #6 Leo Reise (PSA Authentic) and #7 Red Kelly (raw) back in 2011-12 and saw impressive results of $6,500 and $7,000 respectively. Obviously, neither of those figures—or any of the set’s other ice stars—come close to matching the caliber of “Mr. Hockey.” The sky’s the limit with this regional classic! Opening Bid $750.00

651. Gordie Howe Early 1960s Red Wings Northland Signed Game-Used Stick With 4 Stanley Cup championships already under his belt, “Mr. Hockey” entered the 1960s in his prime and continued his offensive onslaught. First Howe eclipsed Richard’s scoring record with 947 career points in ‘60, then he won his sixth MVP and scoring title in ‘62-’63, and next he passed Richard’s all-time goal mark with #545 at the outset of ‘63-’64. This Northland stick witnessed and contributed to the Great Gordie’s successes during that pinnacle period. It is fully taped in trademark Howe style and features all appropriate stampings of “G. HOWE”; “OLYMPIC SPORTING GOODS CO.”; “MADE BY NORTHLAND SKI MFG. CO. ST. PAUL 650. Colossal 1970s WHA Houston Aeros “HOWE SWEET IT MINN. USA”; and “LIE NO. 7.” Puck marks, contact abrasions and other signs of IS” Arena-Flown Banner - 22 Feet x 4 Feet! Old Elbows’ fierce play are present in abundance, along with his “8”-strength marker Opening Bid $250.00 signature. Full LOA from JSA. Full LOA from GAMEWORNAUCTIONS.NET. Opening Bid $500.00

652. Incredible “Red Wing Legends” Figural Bronze Sculpture (12 Faces w/Howe) Created by Former Player Gary Aldcorn Opening Bid $250.00

654. 1949-2007 Gordie Howe 653. Gordie Howe/Red “The Hockey News” Wings Signed Limited Collection - 92 of the 94 Edition Lithos Trio (11 Howe Cover Issues in THN 655. (21) 1935-36 Diamond Signatures) by Paluso, History! Matchbooks Hockey Tan— Vlasak and Madden Opening Bid $200.00 All Different Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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657. 1968-69 to 1975- 76 Topps Hockey Near/Partial Run & Singles Collection of (930) Cards— Loaded! Highlights include: 1968-69 Topps: (3) #2 Orr (EX-MT, EX, VG), (3) #89 Parent RC (all VG-EX); 1970-71 Topps: #29 Howe (EX-MT); 1971-72 Topps near: (122/132, average EX-MT) with (3) #45 Dryden RC (EX-MT, EX, VG-EX), #70 Howe (VG-EX), (7) #100 Orr (average EX- MT); 1972-73 Topps partial: (126/176, average EX-MT) with (4) #100 Orr (average EX-MT); 1973-74 Topps near: (189/198, average EX) and 1974-75 Topps near: (241/264, average EX-MT). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00

658. Massive 1970s-Modern Hockey 656. 1968-69 to 1976-77 Topps Hockey Complete/Near Set Run Collection of (6,000+) with (67) Sets & Highlights include: 1968-69 Topps near: (average EX to EX-MT) with #2 Orr (EX- MT), #29 Howe (EX), #89 Parent RC (EX-MT); 1970-71 Topps near: (125/132, Many Modern Inserts average NM) with #29 Howe (EX-MT); 1971-72 Topps set: (average EX-MT to Comprehensive 1970s-modern hockey collection of NM,) with #45 Dryden RC (NM), #70 Howe (NM-MT), #100 Orr (EX-MT), #111 CL (6,000+) featuring (67) sets along with numerous (VG-EX); 1971-72 Topps Booklets set: (24/24, average NM) with #24 Orr (NM); rookies, inserts and parallels featuring “legends in the 1972-73 Topps near: (174/176, average EX-MT to NM) with #100 Orr (NM); 1973- making” such as Crosby, Kane, Ovechkin and Toews. 74 Topps set: (average EX-MT) with #150 Orr (EX-MT); 1974-75 Topps set: (aver- Highlights include: Base Sets: (67 sets) with 2005-06 age EX-MT) with #100 Orr (EX-MT); 1975-76 Topps partial: (283/330, average NM UD 2, (6) 06-07 Beehive Red (100/100, skip num- to NM-MT) with #100 Orr (NM-MT) and 1976-77 Topps near: (245/264, average bered), 06-07 Beehive Matte near (152/160, all NM to NM-MT) with #115 Trottier RC (NM-MT). More on website. #/100) with #105 Kessel RC; 07-08 UD 2, (7) 08-09 Opening Bid $250.00 UD Masterpieces; Singles: (6,000+, hundreds of modern inserts/parallels, 5-10% pre-1980s) with 80- 81 OPC #250 Gretzky (EX-MT), 80-81 Topps: (8) 659. Hockey #140 Bourque RC (all BVG), (4) #250 Gretzky (avg EX-MT); 05-06 Bee Hive: (6) Certified #101 Crosby RC, (7) #102 Ovechkin RC; 07-08 BAP #222 Toews RC, 07-08 UD #462 Toews RC and 07-08 UD MVP #355 Kane RC Gold Script. Due to size/weight, Autograph/ a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. Game-Used Opening Bid $200.00 Jersey BGS Graded Card Lot of (53)— Loaded! Each graded by BGS. Stacked hockey certified 660. 1977-79 Sportscaster Wayne autograph and game-used jersey insert collection of (53) cards featuring a host of Hall Gretzky RC #77-10—PSA NM- of Famers and current “young guns”. Highlights include: Auto/Jersey: (12 cards) MT 8 with 05-06 SPX Hossa/Kovalchuk (BGS 9.5, auto 10); 06-07 SPX #193 Malkin RC Opening Bid $250.00 (BGS 9, auto 10), (2) 07-08 ITG Superlative Taveras (both #/50), BGS 9/auto 10, BGS 9/auto 9, both 3-color patches); Certified Autos: (15 cards) with 07-08 Sweet Shot Toews (BGS 9), 07-08 UD Artifacts Malkin (BGS 9.5, auto 8), 07-08 UD Trilogy Nash (BGS 9.5); 08-09 UD Black: Bossy/Ciccarelli (#/5, BGS 8); Game- Used: (26 cards) with (2) 05-06 SPX Gretzky/Crosby (BGS 9.5, BGS 9); 06-07 SPX Ovechkin (BGS 9, two-color), (2) 07-08 UD Ice Crosby (both BGS 9, one 3-color patch). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

662. Modern Hockey Certified 661. 2007-08 UD Hockey Clear Autograph & Game-Used Cut Winners Insert Set of (84) Insert Collection of (344) Cards—All #/100 Cards Each card serially numbered #/100. Seeded Raise the cup for the offered modern one per case in the high-end product, the hockey certified autograph and game-used 07-08 UD Hockey Clear Cut Winners set is insert collection of (344) cards. Highlights both a scarce and favorite insert from the include: Auto/Jersey: 06-07 UD The Cup product line. Presented is a complete set of Bourque (three-color patch); Certified (84) cards featuring hockey legends. Autos: (274 cards) with 06-07 BAP Highlights include: #6 Orr, #13 Roy, #19 Signatures: #202 Kessel RC; 07-08 BAP Howe, #21 Gretzky, #26 Brodeur, #29 Signatures: (192 cards, 27 multi-signed) Lundqvist, #30 Messier, #36 Crosby, #37 with Ovechkin; Other: 06-07 Sweet Shot Lemieux, #41 Luongo, #42 Ovechkin, #46 Malkin, 06-07 UD Trilogy Roy and Kessel, #47 Bourque, #69 Shanahan, #76 Game-Used: (66 cards) with 07-08 ITG Malkin and #77 J. Staal. Heroes & Prospects Tavares (#/50, three- Opening Bid $150.00 color patch). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

102 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 663. Wayne Gretzky 664. Baltimore UDA Signed Sweater Hockey Memorabilia Pair With Kings and Pair: 1944-45 Blades Blues Program and “ The Great One” was fit- Clippers Bobblehead tingly honored by having his “ Bawlmer” favorites during number “99” retired through- their short-lived stays, the out the NHL. Here are (2) Blades and Clippers minor UDA sweaters each showcas- league hockey teams light ing that revered number and the lamp in this pair of Gretzky’s bold autograph. frozen pond rarities! Tailored to the specifications Includes: 1944-45 Blades of the garments Gretzky Program: a 24-page guide wore during his prolific for a contest between the career, the keepsakes feature proper colors and twill identifiers. Includes: Los Angeles Blades and Philadelphia Kings: signed on the second back “9” in silver marker (“8-9” strength); St. Louis Falcons; minimally (EX) with covers/pages intact; Clippers Bobblehead Doll: 6”-tall Blues: signed on the first back “9” in black marker (“8” strength). Individual UDA with decals intact on square base; presents (EX-MT) with vibrant colors. certs/holograms. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

666. 1924-1939 Golf Complete Card Set Lot of (4) with Wills’ Cigarettes Album Golf enthusiasts score a “grand slam”. Glorified in tobacco card form, the ancient game is shown from a United Kingdom view- 665. 1928 Famous Golfers Tobacco Card Complete Set of (27) point with these vin- Issued with “De Reszke” cigarettes by J. Millhoff & Co. of London, England this set tage card sets consist- of “real photos” is headed up by early golf legends Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen and ing of a total of (125) Tommy Armour. Measuring 1-3/8 x 2-5/8” these glossy, sepia-tone cards range (VG to different cards rating as (VG to EX, 10% better, 10% lesser). Highlights are Bobby EX) in condition. Complete list on our website. Jones, Walter Hagen and St. Andrews. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

668. 1927-30 “La Presse, Montreal” Color Newspaper Supplements Collection (23) Opening Bid $100.00 667. 2000 PGA Tour Multi-Signed Flag With Mickelson and Woods - Full JSA Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

669. 1960s-70s Hockey 670. Rory McIlroy Display Pieces (2) Autographed Flag and Featuring Bobby Orr and Photo - Both JSA Other NHL Stars Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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671. Spectacular 672. 1959, 1962 1891 Currier & Ives Rockingham New York Horse Park Horse Racing Lithograph Racing Figural On the heels of Trophies Pair American Pharoah’s Rockingham Park, Triple Crown win at the a.k.a. “New Belmont, we’re pleased England’s First and to present this lush Finest Track,” has chromolithographic a long 109-year scene of the thorough- history in Salem, breds Potomac and NH, and part of Masher owned by the that history is on racetrack’s namesake offer here: 1) August Belmont. The equine pair was rendered by artist Chas. L. Zellinsky Manufactured by Cheshire, this silver trophy (12x10, EX) reads, “GULIO and printed by esteemed firm Currier & Ives with the caption describing, CESERE / ROCKINGHAM PARK / HBPA HANDICAP / AUGUST “The Celebrated Horses Which Ran First and Second for the Great Futurity 22,1959 / 6 FURLONG 1:11.4 / OWNER B.A. DARIO / TRAINER W. Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, NY Aug 30th 1890 Value $77,700, Won by LARUE.” 2) This silver-plated/gold-toned trophy (16x9, EX-MT) reads, Potomac.” The beautiful, boldly hued image area is essentially Near Mint “ROCKINGHAM PARK / WHITE MOUNTAIN HANDICAP / AUGUST while the overall 29-1/2 x 23-1/2” visible dimensions are apparent EX/EX- 11, 1962 / OWNER B.A. DARIO / TRAINER W. LARUE / HORSE MT. Handsomely framed to measure 33-1/2 x 27-1/2”. DANDY PRINCESS.” Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

673. Early-1980s Auto 674. 1961-1978 Baseball & Racing Helmet Signed by Football Oddball Sets Lot of (78) Indy 500 Drivers with (12) Plus (237) Singles (15) Winners on Visor Dive into this diverse 1961-1978 Rev up your bids for this one- baseball and football oddball collec- of-a-kind racing collectible. tion including (12) sets and (237) sin- This souped-up souvenir is a gles. Highlights include: Baseball: testimony to the triumphant (11 sets, 210 singles) with 1964 pursuit of autographs by dedi- Pepsi-Cola Oilers Autograph Cards cated Indy 500 loyalist Dick set: (13/13, average EX-MT, 21 Luther, a Wisconsin athletic dupes); 1971 Kellogg’s Unopened coach. Showing only light signs Pack: #58 Perez (NM-MT); (4) 1972 of wear, the offered head pro- Kellogg’s All-Time Greats sets: tection device is completely (15/15, average NM); (4) 1973 covered with (78) autographs Johnny Pro Orioles sets: (24/24, two ranging as (70% “7-9”, 20% plus four variations, average NM, in “5-6”, 10% lesser). Highlights original mailers); 1974 Kellogg’s set: are (15) Indy 500 winner signatures located on the visor with: Mario (54/54, average NM); 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers set: (55/55, average Andretti, Helio Castroneves, Eddie Cheever, A.J. Foyt, Gordon Johncock, NM); Football: (1 set, 27 cards) with 1960 Bell Brand Rams: #11 Arie Luyendyk, Rick Mears, Bobby Rahal, Buddy Rice, Johnny Lovetere (VG); 1961 Lake to Lake Packers—No Shortprints set: (16/16, Rutherford, Tom Sneva, Danny Sullivan, Al Unser, Al Unser Jr and Bobby average EX-MT); 1969 Tresler Comet Bengals: (3) P. Brown CO (EX- Unser. Auction LOA from JSA. Complete list of signers on our website. MT, EX, VG-EX) and B. Johnson SP (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $200.00

675. 1951 to Modern Multi-Sport Treasure Chest of (465) Cards— Loaded with Hall of Famers and Stars Highlighted in this “stacked” collection is 676. (16) 1976-1986 the following: Baseball: Topps Baseball & (295 cards) with 1954 Football Complete Bowman: #65 Mantle Sets—Mostly from (trimmed); 1957 Topps: #55 Banks (VG), #400 Dodgers’ Sluggers (GD), #407 Mantle/Berra (FR, Vending reverse residue); 1958 Topps: #5 Mays (VG), #52 Clemente (VG), #487 Detailed description on website. Mantle AS (GD); 1959 Topps: #380 Aaron (VG); 1962 Topps: #387 Brock Opening Bid $400.00 RC (VG); 1963 Topps: #300 Mays (GD); 1966 Topps Rub-Offs: Mantle (NM); 1973 Topps: #615 Schmidt/Cey RC (VG); Football: (156 cards) with 1961 Topps: #1 Unitas (GD); 1969 Topps: #100 Namath (EX-MT); 1984 Topps: #63 Elway RC (NM-MT); Basketball: with 1972-73 Topps: #195 Erving RC (EX) and 1986-87 Fleer Stickers: #8 Jordan RC (NM). Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

104 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 677. 1910 678. 1948-1968 Baseball T218 & Football Collection of Champions (1,488) Cards with & T219 Many Stars Honest Long Substantial 1948-1968 base- Cut Boxers ball and football collection Lot of (280) of (1,488) cards featuring with (12) several Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights include: Tolstoi Baseball: (1,462 cards) with Highlights 1955 Topps: #2 T. Williams include: 1910 (PR, sticker); 1957 Topps: T218 #76 Clemente (GD); 1958 Champions: Topps: #30 Aaron (GD); (275 cards, all 1961 Topps: (717 cards, Mecca/Hassan, unless noted) with Boxers: (86 cards, average FR to GD) average EX, 17 high num- with (2) A. Goodman (GD, FR, both Tolstoi), (4) Jeffries (average GD, bers, average VG); 1962 Arms Folded, two Tolstoi), Jeffries (GD, Side View), J. Johnson (FR, Front Topps: #18 Mantle/Mays View), (4) J. Johnson (average GD, Side View), Papke (VG, Tolstoi); (FR); 1966 Topps: #50 Track & Field: (176 cards, average GD) and 1910 T219 Honest Long Mantle (FR); 1968 Topps: (435 cards, average EX-MT) and Football: (26 Cut Boxers: (5 cards, all FR or PR). Detailed description of website. cards) with 1948 Leaf: #89 O’Connor (PR). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

679. 1952- 680. (235) 1947 1967 to 1966 Multi- Baseball & Sport Grab Football Bag with 1954 Shoebox Topps Starter Collection Set (151/250) of (2,374) Highlights Cards with include: Many Stars Baseball: (205 Highlights cards) with 1947- include: 66 Exhibits: Baseball: 1952 Yankees (2,275 cards) (EX-MT), 1955 with 1959 Dodgers (VG), Topps: (452 cards, average GD) with #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (GD); 1955 Yankees 1960 Topps: #565 Maris AS (VG); 1962 Topps: (460 cards, average GD to (EX-MT), 1956 VG) with (3) #53 Mantle/Maris/Killer KR LL (VG, (2) GD); 1964 Topps: Yankees (EX); 1948 Bowman: #3 Kiner RC (FR), #4 Mize RC (VG-EX), #125 Rose (VG); 1965 Topps: (576 cards, average VG) with #170 Aaron #6 Berra RC (PR), #36 Musial RC (trimmed); 1951 Berk Ross: #1-3 (GD), (2) #477 Carlton RC (VG-EX, VG); Football: (99 cards) with 1961 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #1-9 Ashburn (VG-EX); 1954 Topps starter: (151/250, Topps: #39 Starr (VG); 1962 Topps: #1 Unitas (VG-EX), #63 Starr SP average EX-MT) with #7 Kluszewski (EX-MT); 1955 Topps (VG) and #76 CL SP (VG-EX). More on website. Doubleheaders: #3 Irvin/4 (EX) and #109 Newhouser/110 (EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

681. 1948-1981 Mostly Football, Basketball & Hockey Collection of (389) Cards with Many Oddball Hall of Famers Variety is the key word for this 1948-1981 multi-sport singles collection of (389) cards featuring numerous Hall of Famers. Highlights include: Football: with 1972 NFLPA Vinyl 682. Massive (1,000+) 1960s to 1990s Multi-Sport Uncut Stickers: Namath (EX- Oddball Collection with Box Bottoms, Photostamps, Magazine MT), Staubach (NM); Hockey: with 1964-65 Coke/Sprite Caps: (2) Panels, Food Issues & More Howe (EX, VG-EX); 1970-71 Post Mini-Sticks: Orr (NM, sticker unaf- Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Detailed description on website. fixed); 1970-71 Topps/OPC Sticker Stamp: Orr (EX-MT) and Non- Opening Bid $400.00 Sports: with 1972 Topps Bazooka Joe and His Gang set: (66/66, average NM, 146 dupes, with multiple near sets). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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683. 1951- 1985 Multi- Sport Collection of (1,142) Cards Including Numerous Hall of Famers & Small Sets 684. (2,600+) 1910s to Modern Multi- Highlights Sport Treasure Chest with Cards & include: Baseball: (213 cards) with 1957 Topps: Memorabilia 7/19 Contest (VG-EX); 1959 Topps: #461 Mantle Break Value! Spanning a century, this (2,600+) 1910s HR (VG); 1966 Topps: #310 F. Robinson (VG-EX), to modern multi-sport treasure chest features (1,800+) #365 Maris (VG-EX); 1977 Topps Cloth Stickers cards including Hall of Famers, stars, small sets, wax, set: (average NM); Football: (576 cards) with 1961 inserts, promos and other gems. Also features an array Lake to Lake Packers—Non Shortprint set: 685. 1972-1985 Multi-Sport Wrappers of memorabilia including a movie poster, postcards, (16/16, average NM); Hockey: (211 cards) with prints, slides and ticket stubs along with a sprinkling of Hoard (2,709) 1977-78 OPC Glossy set: (average NM); signed material. An impressive proposition for card and Detailed description on website. Basketball: (142 cards) with 1961-62 Fleer: #39 memorabilia dealers to add significant inventory. Opening Bid $150.00 Schayes (VG) and #63 Schayes IA (EX). Detailed Detailed description on website. description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

687. Baseball & Football HOFer Autographed Oversized Flats Lot of (5) with Ted Williams Deck your walls with this artistic 688. Multi-Sport Autograph Lot of (7) 686. Muhammad Ali & Wilt baseball and foot- With Mantle, Mays and Nitschke - All Chamberlain Dual-Signed Framed ball HOFer auto- Certed graphed oversized Display with Full JSA Stars from various sports “galaxies” have rendered flats lot of (5). When there are giants in the house you grab anything bold signatures (average “8” strength). Includes: Featured are: 1.) Ted Williams (“9”) LE 18x24 print you can to get a piece of them. Apparently this Yogi Berra: 34” bat (full JSA); Fred Couples: 1997 commemorating his HR #92 with full photo LOA from notion was adhered to by our consignor, who got ticket (PSA/DNA Authentic); Reggie Jackson: JSA; 2.) Roger Staubach (“8-9”) 22x19 litho with JSA these sports titans to autograph the offered flat. 20x16 photo collage; “500th H.R.” inscription (full basic cert/sticker; 3.) Roger Staubach (“9-10”) Handsomely framed to 13-1/2 x 10-3/4”, this make- JSA); Mickey Mantle: 24x18 1986 Robert Stephen Wheaties box featuring Nieman artwork with JSA basic do autograph repository bears the highly coveted sig- Simon collage (full JSA); Willie Mays: 18x24 cert/sticker; 4.) Joe Namath (“9-10”) 25 x 33-1/2” natures of Ali (“8-9”) and Chamberlain (“7-8”) with poster (JSA cert/sticker); Stan Musial: 18x24 poster Nieman poster; 5.) Carl Yastrzemski (“9”) 19x12 partial “Best Wishes” salutation. Obvious stains and folds signed “Stan “The Man” Musial” (JSA cert/sticker); section of a Nieman poster. More on website. do not diminish the powerful penmanship of the fea- Ray Nitschke: cut signature; “#66 H.O.F. 1978” Opening Bid $150.00 tured heroes. Full photo LOA from JSA. inscription (PSA/DNA Authentic). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

689. Signed Gartlan, Salvino Statue Lot of (9) With (2) J. DiMaggio, Abdul-Jabbar and Campanella Immortalized in statue portrayal, sports legends have 690. Multi-Sports Legends Autographed endorsed their Salvino or Gartlan likenesses. Flats Lot of (12) with Ali & Gretzky— Executed on nameplates affixed to the bases, the All Personalized pennings average (“8”) strength and include: 691. Miscellaneous Sports HOFers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Gartlan; 1809/1989); Multi-sport legends are assembled in this autographed Johnny Bench (Gartlan Artist’s Proof); (2) Larry flats lot of (12). Personalized with “To Joe”, these sig- Signed Grab-Bag Lot (5 Items) Bird (Salvino; 280/500, 297/500); Roy Campanella nificant signatures show average (“8-9”) potency on Including Mantle and Greenberg (Salvino; 859/2000, post-accident signature); (2) Joe materials ranging above average to excellent. Opening Bid $100.00 DiMaggio (Gartlan; 242/325, 1561/2214) Ted Highlights are: Muhammad Ali 11x14 photo with full Williams (Gartlan; 799/2654); Carl Yastrzemski photo LOA from JSA; Wayne Gretzky dual-image 7x10 (Gartlan Artist’s Proof). More on our website. Mattel photo card with JSA basic cert/sticker. More on Opening Bid $200.00 website. Opening Bid $100.00

106 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 693. California Sports Pennant 692. Scarce 1898 Yale University Lot of (9) Photographic Yearbook With 1915 This substantial leather-bound tome (14 x 10- Cal and 1/4 x 2-1/2”) features a gold-embossed cover Rare 1960s reading, “YALE ‘98 / Geo. H. Abbott.” S.F. Giants Beautiful Pach Bros. studio photography is on Pennant fever glorious display inside with individual photos sweeps of graduating class and university staff, plus California in campus buildings and senior-year group this lot of (9) shots—but, most importantly, athletic team vintage ban- photos including football and baseball. ners! Headlining the GD/VG exterior with chipping along spine. lot are: 1915 EX-MT interior with occasional light foxing. California Opening Bid $200.00 (blue felt with complete applique and original spine/tassels); 1960s S.F. Giants: listed as “Rare” in Mike Egner’s Vintage Pennant Price Guide II (2013), the black felt keepsake presents beautifully with applique at 100% and original tassels intact. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

694. 1930s- 695. 1940s- 1970s Multi- 1970s “Sport Sport Wire Magazine” Lot Photos Lot (134 Different) (87) Condition ranges Featuring mainly from VG Basketball to EX-MT, aver- and Hockey aging VG-EX/EX, many with mail- Among the ing labels. highlights here Highlights are Type I include: 1948 (1 news-service w/Gehrig), 1949 photos of B. (1 w/Mathewson), Russell, Gola 1952 (2 w/Musial, and D. Harvey. Sugar Ray By and large, Robinson), 1955 this is a Type III wire-photo collection with image-embedded captions and (1 w/Marciano), 1959 (1 w/Mantle/T. Williams), 1960 (2 w/Ruth, J. numerous HOFers. There are 46 basketball photos and 26 hockey photos, Robinson/Mays/Chamberlain), 1962 (3 w/Mantle, Jim Brown, along with other sports like golf, horse racing and bowling. Condition is Chamberlain), 1969 (2 w/Mantle, T. Williams), 1971 (2 w/Mays, typical for published news photos with peripheral handling wear and edito- Maravich), 1972 (3 w/Chamberlain, Namath, Orr). More on our website. rial usage throughout. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

697. “Sports Impressions” and Gartlan LE Plate/Statue Lot of (37) With (5) Autographed - Loaded! Revered athletes and a few entertainers step to the plate (quite literally!) in this lot of 696. 1940s-2000s Multi-Sport Publications Grab-Bag Lot (200) (37) “Sports Impressions” and Gartlan limited edition porcelain keepsakes. Handbooks/schedules, media guides, magazines (TIME, Sport, etc.), statistical guides, Headlining the lot are autographed plates (signatures average “9” strength) with: team yearbooks, specialty publications—this offering runs the gamut. Spanning base- Johnny Bench, George Brett, Mickey Mantle, Don Mattingly and Wayne ball (51), football (104), basketball (24) and boxing/Olympic/other (21) with condition Gretzky/Gordie Howe. Gartlan and Sports Impressions COAs printed on reverse of ranging mostly from VG-EX to NM, averaging EX or better. signed plates. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 698. Ultra Rare 1935 R89 Gum Inc. “Mickey Mouse” One Cent Display Box - Only Known Example! This miraculous survivor was uncataloged up until it surfaced on the auction block in 2002—and it hasn’t seen the light of day since. Hailing from one of the more popular non-sport issues of the 1930s, the 80-year-old box features Walt Disney’s signature character at a time when Mickey hadn’t even been around for a decade yet. (But apparently the white-gloved rodent extraordinaire could already wave and chew gum at the same time!) Worthy of note as well is the patriotic “NRA - We Do Our Part” eagle logo near Mickey’s iconic ears, showing Gum, Inc.’s support of FDR’s National Recovery Administration program to spur economic growth during the Great Depression.

Visually alluring, well-preserved and sturdy, the two-part box’s top half features an approximately VG/EX Mickey panel with vintage writing along its left edge, and the two long side panels each have a small area of tape remnants/paper loss. The bottom half of the box bears minor edge wear and con- tinuation of the aforementioned tape remnants/paper loss on the underside. All of which is unobtrusive and essentially a moot point relative to the sheer fact of the box’s existence and exclusive availability. A rarity of the highest order with crossover appeal for non-sport card collectors and Disney collectors alike! This item has a reserve (estimated value $5,000 - $10,000). Opening Bid $2500.00

108 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 700. Non-Sport Tobacco Card Treasure Chest Lot of (758) Considerable resale potential recommends this 699. (76) 1880s-1890s Non-Sport incredible hoard of Tobacco Card Collection antique tobacco Detailed description on website. premiums Ranging Opening Bid $200.00 in grades of (EX to PR) with 70% GD to EX, this vast assortment is comprised of subjects such as flags, nations, military men, animals, actresses, comedy and more. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

701. 1910 S66 Tokio Indian Chiefs 4x7 Silk Set 702. 1936 G-Men & Heroes #94 (6/6) Plus (3) Dupes “G-Men Strike in the Dark” PSA 3 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

703. 1930s Goudey “Action Gum” and “Indian Gum” Premium Rings Pair 704. 1939 War News Pictures #110 Opening Bid $100.00 “Undersea Horrors” PSA VG-EX 4 Opening Bid $100.00

705. 1966 Topps Rat 706. 1973-1975 Patrol U.S. Army “Tarzan” and Insignia Rings “Flash Gordon” Complete Set (22) Large Buttons (4) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $50.00

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707. 1920s-1940s Movie Star Non-Sport Card Sets Lot of (8) plus Extras From the silent film era to the golden days of talkies, these glamorous big screen stars captivated film audiences. Featured are: c.1920 set of (48) silent stars average (VG to VG-EX) with D. Fairbanks Sr. and G.M. Cohan; (4) 1940s sets of (34) actors/actresses average (EX to EX-MT, 10% lesser) with E. Flynn, C. Grant, B. 708. 1920s-1940s Non-Sports Card Singles Lot of (87) with Hope, B. Davis and J. Crawford; (3) 1940s sets of (18) westerns Horrors of War & Indian Gum average (EX to EX-MT, 10% less- Non-Sports collectors fills some holes in your sets with this vintage trading card treas- er) with W. Brennan and W. Boyd. ure chest featuring military, western and comic strip character issues. Detailed descrip- More on our website. tion on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

709. 1909-1956 Non-Sport Shoebox Collection (390) This diverse collection includes: 1909- 11 T59 Flags of All Nations: (121 710. 1950 Topps Freedom’s War cards, average VG-EX, mostly Jack Die-Cut “Tanks Series” Set of (7) Rose); 1909-1910 T112 Mogul Toast Join the bidding battle for this vintage non- Series: (2 cards, average FR); 1910 sports card set. These glorious die-cut tank T51 Murad College Series: (69 cards, cards range in (VG to EX+) condition with average VG-EX) with Northwestern amazing colors, nice gloss, white borders and (GD, Basketball), Rochester (VG, generally excellent centering. Featured are card Hockey); (2) 1956 Gum Products numbers: 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102 (with perfo- Adventure near: (99/100, average ration tabs on left edge), 103. More on our NM, missing #86 Schmeling) with (2) website. #34 Dempsey (NM-MT, NM), (2) #41 Opening Bid $150.00 Louis (both NM) and (2) #44 Marciano (EX-MT, VG). Opening Bid $200.00

712. 1952-1956 Non- Sports Card Lot of (214) Educational and fun, this 1952-1956 non-sports card lot of (214) will stoke your collectible fire while firing your imagination. Amassed with a discerning eye this vintage group presents as (80% VG-EX to EX-MT, 20% lesser). Featured are: (77) 1952 Topps Look ‘n See with #1 F.D. Roosevelt, (2) #15 B. Ruth, #30 C. Lindbergh; (35) 1953 Topps Who-Z-At Star with (2) #1 B. 711. (4) 1952-1956 Topps & Bowman Donlevy, #37 G. Kelly, (2) #46 R. Skelton; (92) 1953-1955 Topps World on Wheels Non-Sport Partial/Starter Sets with (72) different; (9) 1953 Bowman Firefighters; and (1) 1956 Topps Flags of the Detailed description on website. World. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

713. 1956-1957 Topps 714. 1930s-1970s Non- Davy Crockett & Robin Sports Card Treasure Hood Complete/Near Chest of Sets/Near Sets Sets Group of (3) & Singles Men with coon skin caps and Variety spices this mix of vin- green tights are the subjects of tage non-sport issues. Featured these (3) 1956-1957 Topps Davy are (972) cards of popular sub- Crockett and Robin Hood com- jects such as presidents, actors, plete/near sets. Highlights war/military, flags, lampoons include: 1956 Topps Davy and others. Displaying in a Crockett-Orange set: (80/80, grade range of (60% EX to average EX to EX-MT, 29% NM-MT, 30% GD to VG, 10% white stock) with #1 “King of lesser) this diverse assortment the Wild Frontier” (VG-EX); 1956 Topps Davy Crockett-Green near: (78/80, aver- is a resellers dream. Highlights age GD to VG, missing #10, 54) with #1 “Buckskin Buddy” (GD), #2 “Dangerous are: 1952 Topps Look ‘N See Mission” (VG), #20 Ambush ERR (GD, common version) and 1957 Topps Robin #15 Babe Ruth (GD); 1956 Gum Adventure #86 Max Schmeling (EX-MT); (8) 1959 Hood set: (60/60, average EX-MT to NM). A&BC Elvis Presley average (GD to VG+). Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

110 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 715. 1968 716. 1967-1968 Topps Topps Wacky Packages “Superman Complete Set of (44) in the with (2) Number Jungle” Variations Test Issue Colorful, creative and amus- Near Set ing sum up this irreverent (52/66)— Topps 1960s non-sports All SGC issue. (44) Unpunched die- cut sticker-cards show amaz- Authentic ing (average EX-MT to NM- Only Graded MT, 10% lesser) quality with by SGC! Extraordinary 1968 Topps “Superman in the Jungle” test issue near set of white borders, sharp corners, (52/66) cards. Each graded Authentic by SGC. These action-packed illus- bold colors and desirable trations were cut from an uncut sheet as each of the few specimens known gloss. Highlights are (2) from this edition were never “packed out” for public sale. The action number variations with #32 sequences are further bolstered by intense colors and backed by lime green Weakies and #38 Cracked storylines. Additionally, the production process appears to have never been Jerk; and the considered completed on this gathering as multiple specimens are mistruck. Of utmost tough #43 Jolly Mean Giant. importance, this assembly has full-color backs with corresponding card Complete list of included numbers that are not part of a puzzle. Includes: #1, 3, 5-12, 14-16, 18-21, cards on our website. 23-25, 27-29, 31-37, 39, 41, 43, 46-59, 62, 63, 64 and 66. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $900.00

718. 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 Unopened Wax Box of (36/36) Packs Exceedingly desirable 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 unopened wax box of (36) packs. This unsearched container features undisturbed and fresh sealings with four perfectly square corners and mostly crisp perimeters. Due to moderate box movement and additional handling, the square corners display varying degrees of wear includ- 717. 1975 Topps Wacky Packs Series 14 Unopened Wax Box— ing three packs GAI NM-MT 8 revealing corners of the Graded NM-MT 8 by Global Authentication. Advertising campaigns are interior cards. The display given a zany twist with the offered 1975 Topps Wacky Packs Series 14 box is entirely intact with unopened box. This storefront survivor contains (48) packs with two stick- only minimal stress to the factory foldings. ers, checklist and a piece of gum per. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

719. Topps Garbage Pail Kids Complete Series 1- 15 Run Plus Extras Rising from the heap of mundane 1980s Topps non-sport 720. 1973-1984 Non-Sport Wrappers Hoard (3,692) with issues, the Garbage Pail Kids series climbed, or shall we say, oozed their Numerous Star Wars way up to international acclaim. Presented is a complete Series 1-15 run Break Value! Massive 1973-1984 Topps, Donruss and Fleer non-sport averaging (NM to NM-MT) with both “A” and “B” versions. These varia- wrapper hoard of (3,692) pieces featuring crisp wrappers from a variety of tions of the deranged sticker-cards show the same image with alternate popular entertainment titles. This compilation generally averages (NM) character names. Also present is a 1986 jumbo sticker set (15/15), 1986 condition and features (158) 1977 Topps Close Encounters, (104) 1977 jumbo near set (39/40, missing #40), (9) posters, (2) retail posters along Topps Star Wars Series 4, (238) 1978-1983 Topps Superman, (800) 1980 with additional Series 2, 4, 7 and 8 sets. Finally, (47) singles along with the Topps Empire Strikes Back and (123) 1983 Topps Return of the original wrappers for each series are present. Jedi. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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721. 1811 “Founding Father” Elias Boudinot Signed Check with Full JSA Delegate to 722. 1840 Francis Scott Key Signed Check with Full JSA the Continental Congress, member of the U.S. House of Representatives, O say can you see yourself owning this fascinating historical signature. Trustee of the College of New Jersey (Princeton University), Colonel in the Author of our American national anthem “The Star-Spangled Banner” Continental Army, Commissary General for prisoners, Director of the U.S. Francis Scott Key (d.1843) graced the offered antique check with a distin- Mint and co-founder of the American Bible Society, wow what a resume. guished (“7”) quality endorsement. Dated 6/20/1840, this important docu- Crowning all these achievements, “Founding Father” Elias Boudinot ment is drawn on the Bank of Washington in the amount of $10. (d.1821) served as President of the Continental Congress 1782-1783. Witnessing the bombardment of Fort McHenry while negotiating the History buffs get a big bang of this antique signed check. Directing fellow release of prisoners, the inspired Key made his name into a household word Congressman and Constitution signer Jonathan Dayton, Esq. to pay Jane by penning the lyrics to the anthem now sung at sporting events, govern- M. Lawrence seventy-five dollars, this historic relic reports in pleasing ment functions, national holidays and every other event of any significance. condition with deference to a stain which does not affect Boudinot’s fanci- Crisp paper, bold printing and highly desirable signature quality make this ful (“7-8”) endorsement. Dated 12/10/1811, this early American document exceptional relic well suited for framed display, while patriotic fervor man- remains crisp with bold cursive writing. Full photo LOA from JSA. ifests in true pride of ownership. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

723. George Armstrong Custer 724. Jefferson Davis Signed ALS to Col. Signature Cut Framed with W.M. Owen with CSA Officers Brevet Major General Uniform Content—Full JSA Photo—Full JSA Excellent historical content is evident in this Few officers gained household name well-preserved 3/7/1887 handwritten letter. recognition like the gallant Custer Addressed to “Col. Owen” (Commander William (d.1876). One part daring, one part calcu- M. Owen of the famous Washington Artillery lating and one part just plain lucky, this Company of the Army of Northern Virginia), this career military man served courageously antique correspondence details a portrait of through the Civil War and numerous Jefferson Davis (d.1889) painted at his home in Western campaigns recording a great Beauvoir, MS. by artist “Maj. John A. Elder” number of important victories right up (Johns Adams Elder known as “Fredrickburg’s until his death at the Little Bighorn. Artist of the Civil War”). Davis recalls to Owen Make a “Custer dash” for this historical- that Elder was “on the staff of Genl. Dearing” (CSA Brigadier General ly significant signature display. Custer’s distinctive signature shows deter- James Dearing, unofficially reported as the last Confederate officer to die mined (“8”) potency on a 3x2 cut which also bears the inscription “U.S. of battle wounds in the Civil War). Penned entirely in Davis’ hand on a Army”. This prime autograph cut is gloriously framed and matted to over- sheet of 10x8 lined paper folded to 5x8, this museum quality document all dimensions of 13x17 with a 6x8 photo of the Union officer in his Brevet presents handsomely with fully legible cursive writing on a crisp sheet Major General uniform, a rank he held at the end of the Civil War. showing minimal wear with deference to unobtrusive original compacting Completing this stately ensemble is a gilt-gold frame with ready for display folds. Davis’ stately signature shows highly desirable (“8-9”) potency. hanging materials attached to the reverse. Full photo LOA from JSA. Embossed above the salutation is a Fleur De Lis Crown emblem. Full Opening Bid $1000.00 photo LOA from JSA. Complete letter contents on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

726. 1882 Walt Whitman Signed ANS Framed Display with Full JSA Influential 19th Century American poet Walt Whitman (d.1892) crafted the greatest work of his later years, “Specimen Days” in 1881. The featured autographed note dates itself to 1882, the year of the volume’s 725. 1873 Jefferson Davis Signed Check with Full JSA release in citing “Specimen Days Demonstrating might with both pen and sword, soldier and politician complete prose writing (one vol.) Jefferson Davis (d.1889) was elected president of the Confederate States of will be out 15th” along with the America based on public perception as a champion of the slave society. publisher’s name “Rees Welsh & Appropriately this paragon of the “planter class” applied his astounding Co. Philadelphia”. Measuring 4 x 2- (“9”) strength endorsement to a check drawn on the Union & Planters Bank 1/2”, this antique announcement is of Memphis, TN. Dated 4/14/1873 this nearly pristine payment voucher tastefully framed and double matted remains crisp and clean with only minor signs of wear in the form of light to overall dimensions of 13-3/4 x compacting folds, a few unobtrusive pinholes and original period bank can- 17-1/2” with a finely detailed sketch print of the philosopher-poet. cellation cuts visible upon close inspection. Ironically at a time when the Whitman’s graceful (“8-9”) quality signature generously spans the width of world of the South was turned upside-down this check was affixed with a the note card, which remains appealing with discernable writing and light 2-cent George Washington revenue stamp positioned upside-down at left. even toning. Enjoy this potentially unique signed note from “the father of Full photo LOA from JSA. free verse”. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $900.00

112 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 727. Ulysses S. 728. Charles Lindbergh Signed Grant Signature “Viking Head” Photo with Negative & Cut with Full Photographer’s Correspondence/Photo JSA Collection—Full JSA You have to do some- Straight from the horse’s mouth comes the backstory thing right to get your of one the most published photos in history. face on the $50 bill. Contained in this personal collection of photographer Credit and gratitude for Frank Merta’s letters, credentials and photos is a vin- preserving the Union tage Acme Newspictures signed photo of Charles are granted to Ulysses Lindbergh (d.1974) known as the “Lindbergh S. Grant (d.1885), who Viking Head”, accompanied by a corresponding served faithfully as negative and letters bearing content related to the Commander of the famous photo’s origin. Located at bottom right on Army and 18th U.S. President during the Civil War and Reconstruction. Signed as the photo, Lindbergh’s high-flying autograph shows appealing (“6-7”) quality. Also “U.S. Grant” on a business card sized cut (NM, minor toning), Grant’s executive present are letters/telegrams congratulating Merta on various works, photos of presi- strength autograph show’s desirable (“8-9”) potency with deference to some very dents and candidates, travel photos, FDCs, clippings and an original newspaper art minor ink migration on the end strokes. Full photo LOA from JSA. sketch. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

729. “Doolittle Raid” 730. Neil Armstrong Signed Multi-Signed LE Print Official NASA Photograph with with (15) Signatures Full JSA Including J.H. First person to walk on the moon Neil A. Doolittle—Full JSA Armstrong (d.2012) made one giant leap for collecting kind in signing the offered Titled “The Doolittle vintage photograph. Armstrong’s distinc- Mission”, this 24x20 litho- tively styled signature displays solid (“7”) graph print (NM) comes from strength with a personalized salutation on a limited edition of 5,000 by an official 8x10 NASA period issued pub- artist J. Pritchard. This rousing licity photo (NM). A youthful color image depiction of the U.S. Aircraft of the groundbreaking U.S. astronaut Carrier “Hornet” with stands out in stark contrast to a gray image Doolittle’s B-25 Mitchell of the moon in the background. Boasting Bomber plane taking off is amazing original gloss and dynamic image signed at bottom on the white border by (15) average (“8-9”). Top ranking signatures clarity, this otherworldly photo is perfectly are (2) pilot’s with: Lt. Colonel J.H. Doolittle; and Capt. David M. Jones. Full photo suited for prominent display. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $750.00

731. 1774 Gentleman’s Magazine Supplement with Edmund Burke’s “Tea Tax” Speech Influential orator Edmund Burke sought to sway the British Parliament toward peace by ending the Tea Tax imposition on the American Colonies which had led to the “Boston Tea Party” in 1773. Burke’s elo- quent 4/19/1774 speech is recounted in the 732. Joseph Bonanno “Mafia Boss” Signed Check—PSA/DNA offered antique publication which presents in Authentic excellent condition with clearly legible text An original member of organized crime’s ruling “Commission”, mob boss Joseph and only minor signs of wear, belying its age Bonanno headed one of New York City’s “Five Families” for more than thirty years. of over two hundred years. More on our Dubbed “Joe Bananas” by NYC newspapers, Bonanno relocated to Tucson following website. his late 1960s retirement. Drawn on The Arizona Bank, this colorful 2/20/78 check Opening Bid $100.00 showcases the influential “Godfather’s” stylish (“9-10”) strength signature, which has been certified Authentic by PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $100.00

733. Mother Teresa Signed Photo Display and Prayer Card - Both Full JSA Dedicated to charitable endeavors to assist poor and sickly people, Mother Teresa received widespread praise and consideration for canon- ization. These (2) items are autographed by the saintly figure. Includes: Photo Display: matted to 13x17, a black-and- white print is signed “M Teresa mc” (“10” strength) and inscribed “God bless you” in black ink; Prayer Card: a 6-1/8 x 3-1/4” signed “M 734. 2008 Upper Deck “Signs of History” Teresa mc” in blue ink (“10” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Ulysses S. Grant Autograph Cut Card Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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735. 1881-CC “GSA 736. 1885-CC Morgan Hoard” Morgan Silver Silver Dollar from “GSA Dollar in Original Black Hoard”—NGC MS63 Box—NGC MS63 In the language of numismatics Antique U.S. coins produced at “better date coins in mint state” the Carson City Mint rank translates to “must buy”. among the most popular and Certified as part of the famous sought after in the hobby. 1972 Government Services Compounding interest in the Administration sale, this must offered 1881-CC specimen is silver dollar bears an NGC the fact that is was part of the MS63 designation with “GSA famous 1972 “GSA Hoard” Hoard” noted on the label. made available to collectors Produced at the lust inducing under the Nixon administration. Carson City Mint in 1885 this Housed in its original black low-mintage gem sat untouched box with accompanying GSA in the U.S. Treasury vault for COA, this prestigious example decades and thanks to vintage is graded NGC MS63 and encapsulation it remains in shows remarkable strike details uncirculated state. Comes with and brilliant luster. original GSA black box and Opening Bid $300.00 COA. Opening Bid $300.00

737. 1899 U.S. Silver 738. 1923 Certificate Large Note $1 Silver Lot of (3) with $5 Chief Certificate Onepapa Paper Currency collectors connect Currency with this lot of (3) 1899 U.S. Large Note silver certificate large notes. Lot of (6) Prized for their popular Big money lit- designs, these antique paper erally awaits notes are always in demand. the winner of Featured are: $5 Chief this 1923 $1 Onepapa serial number silver certifi- N59647481 (VG-FN) with cate large note Speelman/White signatures; lot of (6). The $2 George Washington serial last of their type, these paper currency notes were issued in the final year of number N81258613 (VG- large note circulation. All (6) bear Speelman/White signatures and despite FN) with Speelman/White typical compacting folds remain crisp and fairly clean, rating an average signatures; $1 Black Eagle grade of (VF). Serial numbers are: T87797383D, T87797386D, serial number 59039463 T87891231D, V38942599D, X64677307D, X89262698B. Approaching (GD-VG) with antique status, these “horse blankets” should continue to appreciate, prov- Lyons/Roberts signatures. Both the $5 Chief and $2 Washington notes ing a wise investment. retain a fair degree of crispness despite typical age-appropriate wear. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

739. 1816-1963 U.S. 740. 1955 Lincoln Cent Coin Grab Bag Lot Double Die Obverse “Full of (9) Red” Coin Graded PCGS Make a grab for this MS64RD interesting mix of coins The most famous of double die featuring (6) graded and variations, the 1955 Lincoln Cent (3) raw specimens. DDO is always in demand, espe- Present are: 1826 Classic cially when described in mint state Head half cent PCGS as full red in color. This descrip- Genuine with “Env. tion is certified for the offered Damage-F Details” nota- specimen by leading grading serv- tion; (2) Coronet large ice PCGS with a flip designation cents: 1816 PCGS of MS64RD. Showing dynamic VG10, 1817 “13 stars” full doubling of the motto, date GD details, porous; 1865 and the word Liberty on the Two Cents “fancy 5” obverse, this exquisite example (VG); (2) Lincoln cents: shines with highly desirable, cop- 1909-VDB wheat-back pery luster front and back. Estimates are noted for the original mintage at NGC MS64RD; 1960-D/D “small date” ANACS MS65RED; 1960 20,000 coins with a total survival rate of 1,200 in all grades. With PCGS Roosevelt dime PCGS MS65; (2) Franklin half dollars: 1960 PCGS reporting a population of 152 at the offered level and only 17 higher, this MS65, 1963 “proof” minimally (PF65). “very scarce” example merits serious consideration. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $6000.00

114 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 742. 1963 X- Men #1 “Major Key” Silver Age Comic Book—Graded CGC 2.5 Few Silver Age comic books command more attention than this seminal introductory issue. Graded 2.5 with a desirable “Off-White Pages” description, this groundbreaking #1 issue features the 1st appearance of the “X-Men” superhero team. Topping comic 741. 1961-1962 Fantastic Four #1-#5 Original Series First (5) aficionados’ want lists long before Issue Run—All CGC Graded the release of the Opportunities like this one are few and far between. Major significance is related blockbuster attached to this classic Silver Age origin and first few appearances run. film franchise this Making their debut 11/61, the Fantastic Four was Marvel’s first super-hero insanely popular comic book team since the Gold Age. All (5) of the offered issues are CGC and important graded as follows: #1 origin and 1st appearance of the Fantastic Four and book has shown villain Mole Man “CGC 1.5”; #2 1st appearance of the Skrulls and 2nd up on Overstreet’s “Top 20 Silver Age Comics” list year after year. appearance of the F.F. “CGC 1.5”; #3 F.F. don costumes and establish head- Featuring the original X-Men line-up of Professor X, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, quarters, 1st appearance of Miracle Man “CGC 1.8”; #4 1st Silver Age Beast, Iceman and Angel vs. arch-nemesis Magneto (another first appear- appearance of the Sub-Mariner “CGC 1.5”; #5 origin and 1st appearance of ance), this must-have comic is mandatory for any serious collection. Dr. Doom, full page ad for Hulk #1 “CGC 2.0”. This lot has a reserve. Opening Bid $500.00 Estimated at $4,500-$6,000. More on our website. Opening Bid $1500.00

744. X-Men #94 Key Bronze Age Comic Book Graded CGC 9.0 “ Mutant power” gets a reboot in this classic 1975 comic book featuring the beginning of the “New X- Men” team of Nightcrawler, Storm, Thunderbird, Colossus, Wolverine and 743. “Ant-Man” Key Early Issue Comic Book Investment Run Banshee who of (15) with Tales to Astonish #27 1st Appearance join longtime Marvel Comics latest and greatest superhero flick “Ant-Man” is blowing original mem- up the box office and related memorabilia is following right along. Witness ber Cyclops. the early adventures of the Ant-Man character with this key 1962-1963 Prized amongst Tales to Astonish run. These important Silver Age comics encompass the serious comic entire original run of Ant-Man for this title including several key first collectors, this appearances with: #27 first appearance of Hank Pym/Ant-Man CGC graded “blue chip” 2.5-Apparent; #35 first appearance in Ant-Man suit (FR-GD); and #44 first investment appearance of Wasp (GD-VG). Complete list on our website. issue is firmly Opening Bid $750.00 entrenched on Overstreet’s “Top 10 Bronze Age Comics” list, assuring continued appreciation in value. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

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745. 1975 Giant-Size 746. Silver X-Men #1 Key Issue Age Marvel & Comic Book with 1st DC Superhero Appearance of “New Comic Book X-Men”—CGC Lot of (22) Graded 5.0 Top superhero A changing of the guard titles from the amplified interest acknowledged amongst readers and col- leaders of comic lectors alike, as Marvel book publishing Comics rolled out a new is what you get team of super-powered in this fantastic mutant characters with 1960s assortment of Marvel and DC issues. Presenting in generally pleas- this key first appearance ing condition these dynamic comics feature the genres most important char- comic book. Perennially acters, including Batman, Superman, Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four and holding down a spot on the X-Men. Detailed description on our website. Overstreet’s “Top 10 Opening Bid $200.00 Bronze Age Comics” list, this always sought after 747. Key 1st Appearance Comic issue tops hobby wants Book Lot of (5) with The lists, earning it “blue chip Guardians of the Galaxy investment” status. More Riding the strength of an unending on our website. stream of super-hero blockbuster Opening Bid $250.00 movies, the comic book genre is enjoying unprecedented increases in popularity and value. Fast track to the front of the collectible wave with these key issues. Featured are: Marvel Super-Heroes #18 with Guardians of the Galaxy (VG); Incredible Hulk #271 with Rocket Raccoon newsstand variant (FN-VF); Shazam! #28 with S.A. Black Adam (FN+); Ms. Marvel #1 with Carol Danvers (VF); and Howard the Duck #1 with Howard and Beverly Switzer (FN-VF). More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

749. 1953 Marilyn Monroe “How to Marry a 748. 1948 “The Pride of St. Louis” Screen-Worn St. Louis Millionaire” Belgian Movie Cardinals Jersey - SCD LOA Poster Spared not from the locker room but from the 20th Century Fox wardrobe Opening Bid $100.00 vault, this vintage St. Louis Cardinals home jersey was worn during the 1952 production of “The Pride of St. Louis.” The cream-colored flannel garment presents like a professional model jersey and was worn by an extra portraying one of Dizzy Dean’s teammates. Full photo LOA from SCD. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

750. 2007 “Mark Twain Prize” Award 751. 2010 Kennedy Center Honors Ceremony Multi-Signed Poster with Celebrity Signed Event Poster with R. DeNiro, R. Williams & Honoree B. Julia Roberts & John Travolta—Full Crystal—Full JSA JSA Many big-name stars and celebrities gathered Star-struck autograph hounds howl all night on 10/11/07 for the “10th Annual Mark Twain for this 2010 Kennedy Center Honors celebri- Prize” award ceremony at the Kennedy ty signed event poster with (30) autographs. Center in Washington DC. Offered is a 2007 Applied entirely by red felt-tip marker these event poster (NM) multi-signed by (12) of the glamorous signatures show stunning (average attendees including honoree Billy Crystal “9-10”) strength. Framed to 17x25 this presti- (pictured at upper left). Befitting of their gious piece is highlighted by the presence of famous authors these household name auto- Sheryl Crow, Miranda Lambert, Angela graphs display average (“8-9”) star quality Lansbury, “Kid Rock”, Kris Kristofferson, with: B. Crystal, B. Costas, R. DeNiro, D. Brad Paisley, Sidney Poitier, Chita Rivera, DeVito, J. Fallon, W. Goldberg, J. Lovitz, M. Peyroux, R. Reiner, M. Short, Julia Roberts, Gwen Stefani, John Travolta and Steven Tyler. Full photo J. Torre and R. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

116 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 752. 1894 753. (14) 1911 N142 Duke’s T205 Gold Honest Border Tough Tobacco Back SGC Cabinet - Graded Cards William Nash with Broad Leaf Handsome 1894 Gallery of (14) 1911 N142 Duke’s T205 Gold Border Honest Long tobacco cards with Cut Cabinet fea- tougher advertising turing William backs. Each graded (Billy) Nash of by SGC, these relics the Boston are displayed “backs Beaneaters. The up”. Includes: Sweet nearly 6x9 pre- Caporal: (3 cards) mium from the with Ball (SGC New York man- Authentic, Factory ufacturer sur- 25), McBride (SGC vives on a 45, Factory 42), heavy cardboard Paskert (SGC 40, stock. The por- Factory trait of the mus- 42); American tachioed veteran Beauty: (2 cards, has endured the both SGC Authentic) century with with B. Lord (black alluring color back), Merkle (green detailing and an back); Hassan: (2 overall strong cards, both SGC 45) presentation quality. Slight paper flaking is relegated to the lower portion with Mattern, J. of the illustration while the central image is flanked by modest perimeter Miller (“John D.”); Piedmont: (2 cards) with Doyle (SGC 20, Factory 42), corner creasing, flaking and fraying. Due to storing methods, age-induced Paskert (SGC Authentic, Factory 25); Broad Leaf: Becker (SGC 40, 1 of foxing is discernable on the blank reverse. This fine nineteenth century arti- 4, none higher); Cycle: Paskert (SGC 30); Honest Long Cut: Phillippe fact presents overall in (FR to GD) condition and is ideal for the advanced (SGC 40); Polar Bear: Paskert (SGC 30) and Sovereign: Abbaticchio tobacco card specialist. (SGC Authentic). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

755. 1955 & 1956 Topps Baseball Partial Sets Crisp mid- grade tandem of 1955 and 1956 Topps Baseball partial sets. Highlights include: 1955 Topps partial: (143/206, average EX) with #2 T. 754. 1951-1956 Topps & Bowman Baseball Card Collection Williams (625) with Numerous Hall of Famers & Stars—Loaded (EX-MT), #4 Including Aaron Rookie Kaline (EX), This “stacked” classic gum card gathering is highlighted by the following: #28 Banks 1951 Bowman: #31 Campanella (VG); 1952 Bowman: #218 Mays (FR); (VG-EX), 1953 Topps: #207 Ford (GD); 1954 Topps: (4) #1 T. Williams (average #47 Aaron VG), (4) #10 J. Robinson (average VG), (3) #90 Mays (one VG-EX, one (VG), #198 VG, one PR, writing), #128 Aaron RC (FR, reverse paper loss), #132 Berra (VG), Lasorda RC (VG-EX), #201 Kaline RC (GD), (2) #250 T. Williams (both #210 Snider VG-EX); 1955 Bowman: (123 cards, average VG-EX) with #179 Aaron (VG); 1956 (GD), #184 Mays (PR, pin holes), #202 Mantle (FR); 1955 Topps: (210 Topps partial: (203/340, average VG-EX to EX) with #30 J. Robinson cards, average VG to VG-EX) with (2) #2 T. Williams (one VG, one FR, (VG-EX), #31 Aaron (VG-EX), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), #79 Koufax tape), (3) #47 Aaron ((2) VG, GD); 1956 Topps: (180 cards, average EX) (VG), #101 Campanella (VG), #240 Ford (VG), #292 Aparicio RC (EX- with (2) #33 Clemente (EX, VG-EX) and (3) #292 Aparicio RC (VG-EX, MT) and #307 Wilhelm (NM). Detailed description on website. (2) VG). More on website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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756. 1952 Topps Baseball #261 Willie Mays 60 EX 5 Opening Bid $250.00

757. 1952 Topps Baseball #268 Bob Lemon & #277 Early Wynn—Both SGC 84 NM 7 Opening Bid $250.00

759. 1959 Fleer 758. 1959 Topps Ted Williams Baseball Complete Set Complete Set (80/80) with SGC (572/572) 60 #68 Ted Signs Detailed description Shortprint on website. Detailed description on Opening Bid $400.00 website. Opening Bid $250.00

760. 1960 Topps 761. (5) 1957-1963 Baseball Complete Set Topps Baseball (572/572) Starter Sets Detailed description on website. Detailed description on Opening Bid $400.00 website Opening Bid $250.00

118 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 762. 1953-1963 Milwaukee Braves Collection with 1957 Spic and Span Near Set (15/20) 763. 1963 & Milwaukee 1967 Topps Braves backers Baseball Starter going on a bid- Sets with Many ding warpath for Hall of Famers this vintage and Stars assortment of Detailed description on cards and website. ephemera high- Opening Bid $250.00 lighted by a 1957 Spic and Span near set (15/20) with Aaron, Mathews and Spahn average (VG to VG-EX) with deference to pinholes on the corners which do not affect the images. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

765. 1969 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (664/664) Cards Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $250.00

764. (5) 1957-1969 Topps Baseball Pittsburgh Pirate Stars with (4) Clemente Opening Bid $150.00

767. Massive (350,000+) 1960s- Present Multi-Sport Warehouse Lot- Old Dealer Stock This is a huge collection of (350,000+) cards, 766. 1971 Topps most of it from a dealer Baseball Complete in the 1990s which has Set of (752/752) been kept in storage for Cards (20+) years. Tons of Hall of Famers, key Detailed description on website. rookies, complete sets, Opening Bid $400.00 1970s-1980s vending lots, oddball lots and sets, unopened wax, and tons more. Detailed Description on our website. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $400.00

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768. 1921-30 Major League Die Cuts “Philadelphia A.L.” Complete Set (15) Including Ty Cobb 769. 1932 U.S. Caramel #23 770. 1932 U.S. Caramel #11 Opening Bid $100.00 Jimmy Foxx SGC 50 VG-EX 4 Rogers Hornsby SGC 30 Good 2 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

773. 1954, 1955 Red Man Tobacco Lot (48) Including 12 Hall of Famers 771. 1949 Bowman Baseball #50 Jackie 772. (3) 1951 Topps Baseball Opening Bid $100.00 Robinson Rookie SGC 35 Good+ 2.5 Teams PSA Graded Cards Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

774. (3) 1966-1978 Topps Baseball Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer PSA 776. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 8 Graded Cards with Murray & 775. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 Michael Michael Jordan Rookie SGC Palmer Rookies Jordan Rookie SGC 88 NM-MT 8 Authentic Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

120 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 777. 1957-58 Topps 778. 1969- Basketball PSA 70 Topps Graded Near Set Basketball (79/80)—#36 on Complete Registry PSA Dazzling 1957-58 Topps Graded Set Basketball PSA graded of (99/99) near set of (79/80) cards. Cards— With a Set Rating of #38 on 5.770 and Weighted GPA Registry of 5.978, these early court kings are currently “ Tall Boy” ranked #36 on the treasures are Registry. With exception uncovered to #1 Clifton RC (PSA 8, with this elite oc), #17 Cousy RC (PSA 1969-70 5) and #29 Naulls RC Topps (PSA 6.5), each card is Basketball graded EX-MT 6 by the complete grading service with no PSA graded qualifiers. Keys include: set of (99) #1 Clifton RC (PSA 8, cards. With oc), #2 Yardley RC, #3 both a Set Johnston RC, #5 Rating and Sharman RC, #10 Arizin Weighted GPA of 7.415, this assembly is currently ranked #38 on the com- RC, #12 S. Martin RC, petitive Registry. Highlights include: #1 Chamberlain (PSA 7), #2 #13 Schayes RC, #15 Goodrich RC (PSA 7), #10 Thurmond RC (PSA 8), #14 McGlocklin RC Ramsey RC, #19 (PSA 7), #15 Hawkins RC (PSA 8), #20 Havlicek RC (PSA 7), #25 Heinsohn RC, #24 Petit RC, #26 Shue RC, #27 Macauley RC, #28 Alcindor RC (PSA 6), #35 Baylor (PSA 8), #40 Cunningham RC (PSA 8), Mikkelsen RC, #32 Kerr RC, #37 Hagan RC, #39 Loscutoff RC, #42 #43 Bradley RC (PSA 8), #44 Wilkens (PSA 7), #45 Lucas RC (PSA 8), Stokes RC, #43 Hundley RC, #44 Gola RC, #59 Bianchi RC, #71 Twyman #50 Robertson (PSA 7), #55 Bing RC (PSA 8), #56 Unseld RC (PSA 8), RC, #73 Paxson RC, #75 Phillip, #78 Lovellette RC and #80 Schnittker #60 Reed RC (PSA 8), #75 Hayes RC (PSA 8), #78 Love RC (PSA 8), #80 RC. Missing only #77 Russell RC for completion. Players and their grades Monroe RC (PSA 8), #82 Nelson RC (PSA 8), #85 DeBusschere RC (PSA are available by following link on website. 8), #90 West (PSA 7.5), #98 Frazier RC (PSA 7) and #99 CL (PSA 6). Opening Bid $750.00 Players and their grades are available by following link on website. Opening Bid $750.00

779. 1970-71 780. 1971-72 Topps Topps Basketball Basketball Complete Set of Near Set (233) PSA Graded (169/175) Cards—#17 on PSA Graded Registry Cards—#34 Dynamic showmen on Registry headline the offered Solid 1970-71 1971-72 Topps Topps Basketball complete set Basketball of (233) PSA graded near set of cards. This high-grade (169/175) PSA assembly has both a Set graded cards. Rating and Weighted With a Set GPA of 8.064, good for Rating of #17 on the Registry. 7.775 and Featured are: #1 Weighted GPA Robertson (PSA 8), #2 of 8.030, these Bradley (PSA 8), #16 oversized Block (PSA 8, 1 of 31, treasures are none better), #29 currently Archibald RC (PSA 8), ranked #34 on the Registry. Keys include: #1 Alcindor/West/Hayes LL #35 Havlicek (PSA 8), (PSA 8), #2 West/Alcindor/Hayes LL SP (PSA 8), #5 #47 Cowens RC (PSA Hayes/Unseld/Alcindor LL (PSA 8), #7 Bradley (PSA 8), #10 Havlicek SP 8), #50 West (PSA 8), (PSA 8), #13 Riley SP (PSA 8), #24 CL (PSA 8), #50 Chamberlain (PSA #55 Maravich (PSA 8), 8), #65 Baylor (PSA 8, chipped case), #70 Hayes (PSA 8), #75 Alcindor #63 Lanier RC (PSA 8), (PSA 8), #80 Wilkens SP (PSA 8), #86 Nelson SP (PSA 8), #100 Robertson #65 Frazier (PSA (PSA 8), #101 CL (PSA 8), #107 West AS (PSA 8), #112 Havlicek AS 8), #70 Chamberlain (PSA 8), #100 Alcindor (PSA 8), #170 Barry RC (PSA 8), #120 Frazier (PSA 8), #123 Maravich RC (PSA 8), #137 Murphy (PSA 8), #171 Keller (PSA 9, 1 of 12, none better), #200 Issel RC (PSA 8) RC (PSA 8), #141 McCarter (PSA 9, none better), #148 Sloan RC (PSA 8) and #233 Robbins (PSA 9, 1 of 8, none better). This set is housed in a pair and #160 West (PSA 8). Missing only #4, 31, 49, 59, 74 and 115 for com- of MJ Roop archival boxes (minimal wear). Players and their grades are pletion. Players and their grades are available by following link on website. available by following link on website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $750.00

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782. 1935 National Chicle Football High Number Near Set of (10/12) PSA Graded Cards Opening Bid $500.00

781. 1935 National Chicle Football Low Number Set of (24) PSA Graded Cards Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $750.00

783. 1935 National Chicle #34 Bronko Nagurski PSA EX 5 Graded EX 5 by PSA. Bronislau (Bronko) Nagurski pounds his competition with the offered 1935 National Chicle #34 high number. As the undisputed key card to the pioneering gridiron edition, this exceedingly vibrant rendition of the collegiate Hall of Famer will undoubtedly garner significant bidding attention. The running back and champion wrestler emerges from his alma mater’s banner with a determined snarl as he gallops toward the viewer of this pre-war cardboard. The intri- cately crafted front is accentuated by intense color sequences and framed by uniformly touched corners with well-defined edges. The reverse detailing Nagurski’s rough-and-tumble style is amplified by vibrant blue text. This early leatherhead has surged in desirability over the past decade, and the offered sample is certainly one of the nicer copies currently available for public sale. Opening Bid $1200.00

784. 1948 Leaf 785. 1955 Topps Football All-American Complete Set of Football Complete (98) PSA Graded PSA Graded Set Cards—#19 on (100/100)—#69 on Registry Registry Electric 1948 Leaf Exceptionally attractive Football complete 1955 Topps All- set of (98) PSA American Football graded cards. With complete PSA graded both a Set Rating set of (100) cards. With and Weighted GPA both a Set Rating and of 5.301, this upper Weighted GPA of tier edition is 6.919, this sharp gath- presently ranked ering is currently #19 on the Registry. Featured are: #1 Luckman RC (PSA 5, Yellow ranked #69 on the Background), #3 Turner RC (PSA 6, Red Background), #4 D. Walker RC Registry. With excep- (PSA 5), #6 Layne RC (PSA 5, Red Background), #13 Lujack COR RC tion to #37 Thorpe, (PSA 6), #16 Pihos RC (PSA 6, Yellow Jersey Numbers), #19 McAfee RC each card is graded NM (PSA 6, No Nickname on Front), #22 Van Buren RC (PSA 6, Yellow 7 by PSA with no qual- Jersey), #26 Waterfield RC (PSA 6, Black Name on Front), #29 Trippi RC ifiers. Keys include: #1 Hickman RC, #6 Kinnick RC, #12 Graham, #16 (PSA 6), #34 Baugh RC (PSA 5), #36 Dudley RC (PSA 6), #37 Connor RC Rockne, #20 Baugh, #21 W. White COR RC, #24 Strong, #27 Grange, #28 (PSA 6), #52 Nomellini RC (PSA 5, Blue Back, Purple Jersey), #53 Hein RC SP, #29 Nomellini SP, #34 O’Brien RC, #35 Harmon RC SP, #36 Conerly RC (PSA 5), #54 Bednarik RC (PSA 5), #73 Jensen ERR RC Edwards SP, #37 Thorpe, #38 Stagg RC, #52 Lujack, #56 Nevers RC, #59 (PSA 5, Red Background), #91 Hart RC (PSA 5) and #98 DiMarco RC Blanchard RC, #68 Four Horsemen RC SP, #84 Parker RC SP, #85 (PSA 4). This set is stored in a handsome pigskin styled MJ Roop archival Luckman, #97 Hutson RC SP, #98 Feathers RC SP and #100 Henry RC SP. box. Players and their grades are available by following link on website. Players and their grades are available by following link on website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $900.00

122 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 786. 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings Commemorative Brass 787. Jersey City Ashtray “Alert” Base Ball The humble Club “Love Token beginnings of Style” Engraved our Grand Mid-19th Century Old Silver Coin Game may From the realm of hearken back pre-professional base- to Hoboken’s ball comes this Elysian Fields extremely rare coin. in 1846, but it Engraved in a fashion wasn’t until similar to “Love that magical Token” coins, this year of 1869 antique piece of folk that baseball art was crafted some- officially took time around the late- root as the 1850s to mid-1860s in nascent national pastime. Led by the Wright Brothers (who soared in their honor of the “Alert own right), those seminal ‘69 Red Stockings made history as the first fully Base Ball Club” of Jersey City. Fashioned from an 1842 Seated Liberty silver dime (11/16” paid professional team...not to mention the one-and-only undefeated one, diameter) this intriguing specimen displays astounding reverse side engrav- with 57 victories to their credit. Presented is an ultimate tribute to that trail- ings and typical period wear on the obverse. More on our website. blazing year and team: A turn-of-the-century commemorative ashtray Opening Bid $150.00 engraved with the immortal names of the “First Nine”—Wright, Wright, Brainard, Allison, McVey, Leonard, Sweasy, Waterman and Gould, plus substitute Hurley. Measuring 5-1/2 x 4 x 1-1/2”, the brass showpiece origi- 789. 1949 Babe Ruth Original nated from a discovery of other turn-of-the-century relics and is the only Comic Book Art Framed Set surviving example that we’re aware of. It remains supremely well-pre- of (4) with Joe Palooka Comic served with a handsome vintage patina and only very minor oxidation. A fine addition to the most advanced 19th-century collection! #28 Opening Bid $900.00 Printed at a time when sentiment for the beloved “Babe” Ruth was over- flowing this Gold Age comic book short story recounts the “Bambino’s” biggest baseball thrill. Laid out in interview style with an unnamed Mel Allen as the announcer, this four page tale appeared in the Joe 788. 1937 New York Yankees World Series H&B Palooka 2nd series, vol. 11, #28 Commemorative Brown Bat comic book issue. Featured are (4) The tradition of H&B’s World Series bats began in 1934 with brown bats— 22x38 framed displays, each con- like this one from the Yankees’ ‘37 championship. It wasn’t until the fol- taining one of (4) different original lowing year, 1938, that H&B changed its color scheme to the familiar black art pages, an original corresponding bats. But 1930s brown bats remain arguably more rare and sought-after comic book page and a facsimile of among collectors. This example features Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Tony the comic cover, plus an original Lazzeri, Lefty Gomez, Bill Dickey, Earle Combs, Red Ruffing, and Joe 1949 issue of the comic the story McCarthy. Highly displayable EX with a nice surface sheen and boldly appeared in: Joe Palooka #28 (VG). emblazoned stampings. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00

790. Circa 1950-1951 Joe 791. Early DiMaggio Baseball Shoes 1960s Roger in Original Box with Rare Maris Bobbin’ Salesman’s Sample Catalog Head in Here’s a baseball collectible you Original Box can run with. Manufactured by Even beyond the Endicott Johnson, these unused clean, bright, size “6-1/2” cleats display bold NM display immaculately. Reporting in com- appearance, what plete, intact condition, the origi- makes this nal factory box (VG) remains approximately solid with appealing DiMaggio 7”-tall nodder endorsements in the form of fac- stand out from simile signatures and photos on the pack is its the box lid and end panel. Also beautiful 100% present are a very rare sales- intact “Roger man’s sample catalog (EX-MT) Maris” decal. with deference to original com- Accompanied by pacting folds and a detached fac- the original box tory tag (GD-VG). More on our (PR). website. Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $200.00

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792. 1939- 793. 1926-1977 1981 Pacific Stanford Coast League Indians/ Baseball Cardinals Program/ Program Scorecard Collection of Collection of (132) with 1952 (39) with Rose Bowl & Seals, Padres “Pop” Warner & Mounties Fifty years of pre- Population Cardinal nickname scarcity and Stanford football preservation unfolds in this quality meet in encompassing pro- this group of Triple-A Minor League publications. Ranging as (80% VG- gram collection. From the “Pop” Warner years to Jim Plunkett’s Heisman EX to NM, 20% lesser), this tough assortment is loaded with examples cat- Trophy season this vintage better grade hoard includes (82/133) possible egorized as scarce, rare and you might never see another one. Represented home game editions for the period 1948-1969, along with many important teams include league standouts the San Francisco Seals with a “Lefty” earlier and later issues. Grading as (70% VG-EX to NM, 30% FR to VG), O’Doul cover and the San Diego Padres, along with short-lived franchises this important collection is highlighted by the 1952 Rose Bowl and multi- such as the Spokane Indians and the Vancouver Mounties. Complete list on ple Warner, Plunkett and service academy examples. Complete list on our our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

794. 1956-1969 795. 1963- San Francisco 1975 San 49ers Program Francisco/ Lot of (69) with Golden (68) Different State Home Games Warriors Get a big jump on Program starting a run of & 49ers home game Yearbook programs with this Better better grade collection. Featured Grade Lot are (54/93) possi- of (22) ble regular season Follow editions for the Basketball’s period 1956-1969 westward migration with this vintage collection of Warriors publications. plus (14) pre-sea- Among the earlier NBA programs issued on the West Coast, these well-pre- son issues and (1) away game. Presenting as (80% VG-FN to EX-MT, 20% served editions present desirably in average (VG-EX to EX-MT+) condi- GD to VG) this very handsome group is big on desirable attributes with tion. Highlights are (2) 1963-64 programs with Chamberlain/Baylor photo vivid cover art/graphics, solid spines and overall above average to better covers and (3) early-1970s yearbooks. Detailed Description of our web- quality. Complete list on our website. site. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

796. 1937-1985 West 797. (8) Coast Collegiate 1945-1991 Basketball Basketball Program/Yearbook Flats & Collection of (178) Publications Unearthed from long- with Celtics guarded seclusion this Emphasis incredible program col- Those with lection is a publication shamrock pride purist’s dream. This will favor this exceptional group dis- interesting col- plays in an all you lection of (8) could ask for grade 1945-1991 range of (70% VG-EX basketball flats to NM, 30% GD to and publica- VG), with the majority tions. Includes tantalizing as EX and early college better. Featuring promi- basketball nent powerhouse schools UCLA, USC, California and Stanford, this vin- guides, a 1949-50 Bob Cousy Holy Cross photo schedule (NM), 1959-60 tage accumulation goes to the hoop with nearly one-third dated pre-1960. Bush-Bavarian Beer McCarthy (EX-MT) and other seldom-seen keepsakes. Complete list on our website. More on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

124 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 798. 1915 Detroit Tigers Team- Signed Baseball With Cobb, Crawford, Jennings and Full JSA Century Old Signed Ball! Rarities abound as one examines this Deadball Era heirloom. Pouncing over the trademark stampings and (22) blue-ink steel tip fountain pen scriptings, the 1915 Detroit Tigers and one of the games’ most heated pennant races come to mind. As for scarcity, first and fore- most, a team-signed sphere from this era is an anomaly. While autographs were becoming steadily more popular on their own, rarely were baseballs endorsed by groupings, let alone multiple players from the same team. But this OAL Ban Johnson orb meets that definition. Trademark stampings and alternating red-and- blue laces are decidedly vibrant. Signatures, meanwhile, vary in terms of strength with several keys warranting high assessment. At the age of 28, Ty Cobb secured his eighth batting title that year. Powered by the league’s No. 1, 2 and 3 RBI and total base leaders (Cobb, Sam Crawford and Robert Veach), the Tigers won a (then) franchise-best 100 games, laying claim to first place four different times 799. Honus Wagner Single-Signed Baseball with Dated before ultimately succumbing to the Red Sox. Twenty-two Tigers decorated this Inscription—Full JSA well-preserved orb with their endorsements. Included are: Sweet Spot Dauss (“5- What a prize! The legendary Honus Wagner graciously satisfied 6” strength) and McKee (“5-6”); North Panel Crawford (“6-7”), Burke (coach, an autograph request and penned the offered baseball for one of “5”, d.1942), Stanage (“3-4”), Oldham (“2”), Young (“3-4”), James (“3”) and Bush his adoring fans. The blue-and-red-stitched Honus Wagner Official (“4”); South Panel Moriarty, Tuthill (trainer, “3”), Vitt (“3”), Kavanagh (“2-3”) League Ball was retailed after the Hall of Famer’s playing days at and Jennings (manager, “4-5”, d.1928); West Panel Baker (“3-4”), Burns (“4”), his sporting goods store in Pittsburgh. Despite a combination of Veach (“3-4”, d.1945), Dubuc (“3”) and J. McGuire (Coach, d.1936); East soiling and abrasions across the panels, the black steel-tip fountain Panel Cobb (“7”), H. Coveleski (“3-4”; with salutation and what appears to be a pen endorsement is still immediately recognizable. The lengthy calendar date) and Boehler (d.1958). Full photo LOA from JSA. NOTE: The JSA script ranges from the west panel and across the sweet spot. Both LOA states there are 21 signatures, however we have identified 22 signatures on the autograph and dated “Sept. 15. (indecipherable year) “ inscrip- the ball. A personal letter of provenance accompanies. More on website. tion exhibits (“5”) penmanship with deference to abrasions. Full Opening Bid $1500.00 photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

800. 1934 World Champion St. Louis Cardinals Cut Signature Lot of (29) With D. Dean, Grimes, Haines and Medwick Named for their innovative style of play and unkempt appearance, the “Gashouse Gang” won the World Series in 1934, toppling the Tigers with a lopsided 11-0 Game 7 triumph. This gathering of (29) autographs is perhaps the most complete you’ll ever find for that championship Redbird roster! Executed with various writing utensils, the endorsements average (“8”) potency and include single-signed index cards and cut signatures. Includes: Carleton, Collins, Crawford, K. Davis, S. Davis, D. Dean, P. Dean, DeLancey (d.1946), Durocher, Frisch, Fullis (d.1946; JSA cert/sticker), Grimes, Haines, Hallahan, Healy, Heise, Martin, Medwick, Mills, Mooney, Moore, Orsatti, Rhem, Riggs, Rothrock, Vance, Walker, Whitehead and Winford. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

801. 1934 St. Louis 802. St. Louis Cardinal Cardinals Starting Legends Single-Signed Rotation Single-Signed Photo Lot of (3) With Photos With Dean Durocher, Frisch and Brothers, Carleton and Medwick Walker Ideal for display in any En route to the 1934 world Gateway City den, these (3) championship, St. Louis boast- autographed photos include: ed of a starting quartet that Leo Durocher: 8x10 black- combined for 66 complete and-white photo signed in blue games (pitch count, anyone?) marker (“9” strength); Frank and 78 of the club’s 95 tri- Frisch: 8x10 sepia-toned photo umphs! These (4) 8x10 photos signed and personalized in are individually signed by: Tex black ink (“7” strength) and Carleton (“10” strength); inscribed “The Old Flash” Dizzy Dean (“9” strength); (PSA/DNA cert/sticker); Joe Paul Dean (“7-8” strength; per- Medwick: 6-5/8 x 8-1/4” black-and-white 1930s news service photo signed sonalized); Bill Walker (“9” strength; personalized). Auction LOA from and personalized in black marker (“8” strength). Auction LOA from JSA. JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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803. 1950 804. 1954 “Whiz American Kids” League Single- Champion Signed Cleveland Photo Lot Indians of (29) With Complete Ashburn, Roster Roberts Single- and Signed Waitkus Photos Clinching the Winners of 111 pennant on the regular-season final day of the games, the 1951 season, the 1954 Phillies advanced to the Cleveland Indians halted the run of the mighty Yankees. These 8x10 photo- Fall Classic for the first time since 1915. Here’s a comprehensive autograph collection graphs are individually autographed by members of that ’54 Tribe install- from that “Whiz Kids” installment. Executed in various writing instruments on 8x10 ment. Bold scriptings project (“9-10”) quality with keys including: Doby, color or black-and-white photos, the pennings average (“9”) strength with keys includ- Feller, Garcia, Lemon, Lopez, Newhouser, Rosen, Wertz and Wynn. ing: Ashburn, Ennis, Hamner, Konstanty, Roberts and Waitkus (cut signature). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

805. 1957- 806. 1959 1958 American Milwaukee League Braves Champion Complete Chicago Roster White Sox Single- Complete Signed Roster Photos Single- Back-to-back Signed champions in Photos the National Prompting air League and raid sirens at the turn- from Mayor stiles, the Daley, the 1957-1958 1959 Chicago Milwaukee White Sox were a celebrated bunch, indeed! These 8x10 photos are indi- Braves are the subjects and endorsers of these 8x10 photographs. Bold sig- vidually autographed by members of that exciting roster. Bold signatures natures project (“9”) or better potency throughout with keys including: average (“9-10”) potency with highlights including: Aparicio, Cash (cut Aaron, Adcock, Burdette, Crandall, Mathews, Schoendienst and Spahn. signature), Fox, Kluszewski, Landis, Lopez, Pierce, Rivera and Wynn. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

807. 1965 American League Champion Minnesota Twins Complete Roster Single- Signed Photos Transplanted from the Nation’s Capital, the Minnesota Twins made winners out of Senators remnants and reached the World Series in 1965. These 8x10 photographs are individually signed by members of that Twin Cities roster. Potent scriptings average (“9-10”) quality with keys including: Allison, Kaat, Killebrew, Mele, Oliva and 808. 1968-1969 St. Louis Cardinals Collection with (81) Versalles. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Autographs Including Maris Opening Bid $250.00 Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

126 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 809. Lefty Grove and Carl Hubbell Autographed Magazine Photos Contemporary aces in their respective circuits have autographed these published black-and-white images. Includes: Lefty Grove: 3-3/8 x 5-7/8” 810. Stan Musial and Whitey Kurowski Signed 1940s George photo signed in blue ink (“8-9” strength); Carl Hubbell: 3-7/8 x 5” photo Burke Photographs - Both Certed signed in blue ink (“8” strength). Auction LOA from JSA. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

811. 1982 Cracker 812. Jack Ad Display Mickey With Signed Card Mantle Sheets - Includes Restaurant Aaron, Mantle and Placemat Mays - Full JSA Signed by Issued by Cracker Jack Mantle in 1982 to promote the and Old Timers Game at Whitey RFK Stadium, two Ford - Full uncut sheets of (9) cards apiece portrayed JSA some of the game’s Familiar with most celebrated Joplin, heroes. Framed to 32- Missouri 1/4 x 30-1/4”, this from his minor league tour of duty with the Miners, Mickey Mantle made it original ad display includes those cardboard treasures, each of which is big in the Bronx and returned to the Show Me State to open a restaurant at autographed by its iconic subjects! Blue marker pennings show (“9-10”) the Holiday Inn. This 13-3/4 x 9-3/4” paper placemat hails from that eatery strength and include: Aaron, Banks, Doby, Feller, Ford, Kaline, Killebrew, and is autographed by both Mantle and teammate Whitey Ford. The ball- Kiner, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, Oliva, Roberts, B. Robinson, Snider and point pennings both project (“9-10”) strength. Accompanying is a napkin Spahn. Full photo LOA from JSA. and menu from the restaurant (martinis went for .60 cents!) Full photo Opening Bid $250.00 LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

813. 1982-1984 Authentic 814. 1991 Mickey Mantle Sports Autographs & Autographed Comic Book Renata Galasso Player Sets with Store Pre-Order Form with (14) Signed Including & Reserve Sign-Up Sheet— Mantle Full JSA The baseball stories of diamond Sure, everybody who wanted one legends are profiled with these has the 1991 Magnum Comics (14) 1982-1984 Authentic “Mickey Mantle” #1 issue, but Sports Autographs & Renata we’re going the extra mile here. Galasso player sets with each Not only is the offered copy (FN- being endorsed by their respec- VF) graced with a twice-certified tive subject (average “8-9”). All Mantle signature (“9”) with cards average (NM-MT). “1951” inscription, two tremen - Includes: Authentic Sports dously rare extras are included Autographs sets: (12 sets) with with: 1.) four-page store pre- 1982 Mantle, 1983: DiMaggio, order form (EX) with deference Feller, Marichal, Mays, Snider, to two original mailing compact- Spahn; 1984: Aaron, Berra, ing folds; and 2.) in-store cus- Mize, B. Robinson, F. tomer reserve sign-up sheet (VG) Robinson; 1984 Renata Galasso sets: (2 sets) with R. Jackson and Mays. with opposite side announcement Auction LOA from JSA. letter. Full photo LOA from JSA and PSA/DNA sticker. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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816. 1962 National League Champion San Francisco Giants Team- Signed Ball - Full JSA Deadlocked at the end of the regular season, the 1962 San Francisco Giants bested the Dodgers in a best-of- three playoff (sound familiar?) to advance to their first World Series since moving to the West Coast. This ONL Giles ball is auto- 815. 1954 and 1955 St. Louis Cardinals Team-Signed Baseballs graphed by (25) members of that roster. The creamy orb is home to blue Detailed description on website. ballpoint pennings averaging (“6-7”) potency with minor ink migration pre- Opening Bid $200.00 venting higher assessment. Keys include: Cepeda, Larsen, Marichal, Mays and Perry. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

818. (18) Multi- Signed Baseballs With 1970 Orioles, 1970 Cardinals, 1974 Astros and 1992 U.S. 817. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Baseball With Hand-Painted Olympic Likeness - Full JSA Team With a hand-painted likeness on the south panel, this OAL MacPhail base- Multi-Signed baseballs are (18) strong in this lot that is headlined by: 1970 ball is autographed on the sweet spot by its switch-hitting subject. The St. Louis Cardinals: ONL Feeney orb signed by (21) with Brock, Gibson sphere presents beautifully with minor toning spots. Mantle’s black ball- and Schoendienst; 1974 Houston Astros: ONL Feeney ball signed by (18) point scripting projects (“9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from with Metzger, Watson and Wilson (d.1975); 1992 U.S. Olympic Team: JSA. OAL Brown sphere signed by (23) with Ja. Giambi, Helling and Nevin. Opening Bid $200.00 Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

819. Single-Signed 820. “The Mick” Point Baseball Lot of of Sale Display and (30) With J. Cassette Set Signed by DiMaggio, Koufax Mickey Mantle - Both and Bo. Hull - All Full JSA JSA A New York Times best- There’s tremendous seller, The Mick (1985, “break” value in this Doubleday) was advertised lot of (30) single- by point of sale displays signed OAL and ONL such as this easel-backed baseballs! The orbs promotional item which range from snow- has been autographed by white to lightly toned its switch-hitting subject. and showcase sweet The piece measures 14 x spot pennings averag- 16-3/4” and Mantle’s blue ing (“9”) potency. marker signatures projects Headlining the list (“9”) strength. Also includ- are: Banks, Ba. ed is a cassette tape ver- Bonds, Caray (full JSA), J. DiMaggio (full JSA), Gwynn, Bo. Hull, sion, which is signed on Killebrew, Koufax (full JSA), McGwire (full JSA), Musial, Reese, Snider the cover by Mantle (“9” and Stargell. Individual JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

128 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 821. Pete Rose 1982 Mizuno Signed Game Used Bat - 822. Pete Rose Circa 1980 Philadelphia Phillies PSA/DNA GU 8.5 Signed Game Used Cleats and Batting Gloves As he inched closer to the 4000-Hit plateau, Cincinnati’s favorite son Detailed description on website. defied age and probability during the 1982 season, playing in all 162 games Opening Bid $300.00 at the age of 41. Still quite capable, Rose brandished and autographed this bat as he mixed four triples and three home runs into 172 hits that year. The Mizuno (32-oz/34”) “3631” (Rose’s hit total to surpass Stan Musial the previous August 10) signature model weapon is signed on the barrel in black marker (“9” strength) with a “Best Wishes” salutation. Graded GU 8.5 by John Taube, PSA/DNA, the white ash lumber shows excellent use with ball, cleat and bat-rack marks, as well as a 5” handle crack and a black marker notation of “14” on the flare knob. Full photo LOAs from John Taube and JSA. Opening Bid $750.00

823. Ramon Henderson 2006 Signed Game-Worn Jersey Lot of (2) With Phillies and Home Run Derby Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00 824. Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Used Bat Lot of (4) Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $150.00

825. 1990s- 826. Nolan 2000s Ryan Philadelphia Autographed Phillies MLB Warm- Signed Up Jacket Game-Worn With Original Cleats Lot Ad Display - of (7) Pair JSA Phlyin’ Phillies As he suited up scampered the for the 1984 cam- base paths paign, 37-year-old with these (7) Nolan Ryan pairs of game- embodied worn shoes! Flaunting Philly colors with metal cleats affixed to the bot- longevity. Still with 10 seasons, 2,037 strikeouts and two no-hitters left in toms, the accessories show excellent game use and are individually auto- his right arm, Ryan was the appropriate spokesperson for this Gillette All- graphed (average “7” strength). Includes: Kim Batiste (1992-1994 Nike; Star Game as display and the endorser of this promotional warm-up jacket. size 10.5); Rod Booker (1990-1991 Puma; size 12); Wes Chamberlain The blue nylon zippered garment (issued by Gillette in exchange for proof (1990-1994 Pony; size 10.5); John Kruk (1990 Pony; size 8-1/2; MEARS of purchase) is signed by Ryan on the left breast in silver marker (“9-10” LOA); Vicente Padilla (2000-2005 Adidas; size 12); Tim Worrell (2004- strength). Accompanying is a point of sale retail ad. The thick cardboard 2005 Adidas; size 12-1/2); and one unidentified pair. display measures 20-7/8 x 30-1/4” and presents beautifully with two bot- Opening Bid $200.00 tom slots to facilitate retail display. JSA cert/sticker. Opening Bid $150.00

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827. “Mickey 828. Multi- Mantle Day” Sport Framed Autograph Display With Collection of Autographed (25) With (2) Photo, Ali, J. Pennant and Dempsey and Stadium- T. Williams Issued Heavy hitters at Souvenirs - the plate, on the Full JSA gridiron and in Honored at the ring, sport- Yankee Stadium ing celebrities following a career defined by tape-measure home runs and World Series have auto- titles, Mickey Mantle is the subject of this impressive display of keepsakes graphed these from that afternoon. Framed to 36-1/4 x 24-3/8”, the item is headlined by a (25) items. Bold 10x8 black-and-white photo of Mantle ceremoniously speaking to the signatures aver- crowd. Mantle has signed in silver marker (“10” strength) and inscribed age (“8-9”) quality with keys including: (2) Muhammad Ali: (signed 8x10 “No. 7 1969.” Accenting the display are a full-size pennant, phonograph and cut signature); Jack Dempsey: signed vintage photo postcard; Ted record cover, pin and program cover. Full photo LOA from JSA. Williams: signed OAL brown baseball (full JSA). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

829. Multi-Signed 1964 United States Men’s Olympic Basketball Team Trials Program with (54) Autographs Including (6) Hall of Famers & Deceased—Full JSA The 1964 United States Men’s Olympic Basketball team ran the table in Tokyo and captured yet another gold medal. This 48-page program is signed by (54) players who competed for 830. Pete Maravich “Suggestions on Shooting” Two-Page TLS a coveted spot on the roster. with Full JSA The blue ink autographs aver- Who better to learn the shooting “tools of the trade” than from Pete age (“8”) and the publication Maravich? This two-page TLS was published by Maravich and distributed presents in (EX-MT) condition at his camp. The dynamic Hall of Fame showman concluded the work by with scattering foxing through- inscribing his moniker “Pistol Pete” in blue ink. The neatly placed auto- out. Keys include: College Players/Coaches: Bradley, Estes (d.1965, elec- graph presents a strong (“9”) in both strength and execution. With excep- trocuted), Goodrich, Hall (coach), Hazzard, C. Russell, Silas, J. Thompson tion to rusting from an older paper clip, the document presents in and Wooden (coach). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on website. (Excellent to Mint) condition. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

831. Pro/Olympic/ College Basketball Autograph Collection with Jordan, Shaq, Wooden & 1984 Olympic Team Basketball stars shine in this diverse assortment of signed publications, memorabilia and flats. Selected 832. 1986-87 Stanley Cup Champion Edmonton Oilers Team- from the collection of Signed Stick With Gretzky, Messier and Full JSA a lifetime Wisconsin Winners of a third Stanley Cup in four seasons, (21) members of the 1986- basketball coach who 87 Edmonton Oilers have autographed this professional model hockey (along with his son) stick. The Titan “2020” fiberglass left-handed weapon is signed along the acquired the materials firsthand over a fifty year career of interaction with shaft and blade in black marker. The scriptings average (“8”) strength. the subjects. Demonstrating the careful presentation of one who amassed Headlining the list, of course, is Wayne Gretzky, who signed in blue mark- the items for the love of the game, these intriguing souvenirs generally dis- er at the tip of the blade. Additional highlights include: Glenn Anderson, play in better to excellent condition with average (“8-9”) signature potency Dave Hunter, Craig MacTavish, Mark Messier, Steve Smith and Esa unless noted. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Tikkanen. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

130 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 833. Michael Jordan Autographed 834. Michael Jordan LE Peter Max “Last Shot” Autographed LE Peter Lithograph - UDA Max “Final Shot” Primed to force a decisive Game 7 in the Lithograph - UDA 1998 NBA Finals, the Utah Jazz had only to While we could never be sure contend with Michael Jordan. That, of course, Michael Jordan was gone for was more than anyone could handle. A f t e r good, we were always certain stealing the ball from Karl Malone, Jordan he was going to take the game drove the floor and nailed a 20-foot jumper to another level. As a final act with 5.2 seconds left to give the Bulls an 87- before his second “retirement,” 86 triumph and their second “three-peat” in Jordan nailed a game-winning eight seasons. Paying homage to what was shot at the Delta Center to deemed Jordan’s “Last Shot,” artist Peter clinch the 1998-98 NBA title. Max composed this lithograph, which has been signed by Jordan. The 25-1/2 This Peter Max limited edition x 32-3/4” limited edition (CXXI/CXXIII) print portrays Jordan, mouth agape, (120/423) lithograph depicts putting up the decisive shot in his Bulls Road attire. Max employed all parts that “Final Shot” and is auto- of his palette on this one! Gorgeous bright colors and a remarque outline high- graphed by its Hall of Fame light the background, and Jordan has endorsed the piece in black marker (“10” subject. Measuring 25-1/2 x 32- strength). Max has signed, as well. Comes with a UDA hologram. This item 3/4”, the colorful print is signed by the artist, as well. Comes with a UDA has a reserve (estimated value: $1,200-$2,000). hologram. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $1,000-$1,500). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

835. Indy 500 Racing Autograph Collection of Publications/Cards/Flats plus (3) Unsigned Ticket Stubs Stars of the Speedway demon- 836. Multi- strate their signing talents in Signed this sizzling collection. NASCAR Centered on the rousing Indy 500 racing event, dozens of Driver open-wheel circuit daredevils Checkered have applied their sought after Flag with (22) endorsements to a variety of Autographs— vintage 1974-1983 materials Full JSA with average (“7-9”, 20% less- Detailed descrip- er) potency. Lot highlight is a tion on website. 1983 A&S Racing complete Opening Bid card set of (50) with (25) $250.00 signed including (8) race winners. Auction LOA from JSA. Detailed description on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

838. 1980-2014 Perez-Steele, Goal Line Art & Ron Lewis Postcard Baseball, Football and Basketball Set Runs Autograph hounds will want to sniff out the offered 1980- 2014 Perez-Steele, 837. Multi-Signed 1982 PGA Championship Program with Goal Line Art and (55+) Autographs Including Palmer & Stewart with Full JSA Ron Lewis Postcard Tee off on this multi-signed 1982 PGA Championship program with (55+) Baseball, Football and Basketball set runs. Includes: 1980-2001 Perez- autographs. The blue-and-red endorsements are arranged on both the front Steele Baseball Hall of Fame Postcards Series 1-15 set run: (260/260, and back covers of the beefy 400-page publication. The autographs average average NM-MT, all #01449/10,000) and 1989-2014 Goal Line Football (“8”) while the program presents in (EX-MT) condition. Notable golfers Art Postcard set: (287/287, average NM-MT, Series 1-6, all #1262/5,000) include: Casper, Faldo, B. Nelson, Palmer, P. Stewart and Strange. Full and 1992-1993 Ron Lewis “Center Court” Basketball Series 1-2 set photo LOA from JSA. More on website. run: (53/53, average NM-MT, all #00809/10,000). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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839. 840. 1962 Cleveland Multi- Browns Team-Signed Sport Photo and 1965 Team Autograph Photo Signed by J. Treasure Brown Chest While they have yet to With J. make a Super Bowl appear- DiMaggio ance, the Cleveland Browns and were once pro football’s juggernaut, dominating Montana both the AAFC and NFL. Icons from These (2) team photos are the diamond autographed by Municipal and gridiron Stadium principals. have auto- Signatures average (“9”) graphed these (12) keepsakes. Ideal for display or dealing, these gems have potency and include: 1962: tremendous “break value” with signatures averaging (“8-9”) potency. 20x13 thick stock black- Highlights include: Joe DiMaggio (signed LE print; full JSA); Billy Martin and-white photo signed by (signed photo; full JSA); Joe Montana (signed lithograph (JSA cert/sticker); (30) with J. Brown, Groza and Hickerson; 1965: matted to 13-3/8 x 11”, Mike Schmidt (signed jersey; JSA cert/sticker); O.J. Simpson (signed litho- the black-and-white photo is signed by J. Brown. Auction LOA from JSA. graph; JSA cert/sticker). Complete list on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

841. 1977 Notre Dame Football National Champion Multi- Signed Sheet (11) with Montana & Snapshots Detailed description on 842. Multi-Signed Hall of Fame/Star Football with (11) website. Autographs Including Namath & Unitas with Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Canton’s finest have endorsed the offered multi-signed Hall of Fame/star football with (11) autographs. The Official Wilson sphere (does not hold air) in penned throughout in silver Sharpie with the autographs grading (“9- 10”). Includes: Bradshaw, Griese, Marino, Montana, Namath, Parcells, Rice, B. Sanders, Simms, Theismann and Unitas. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on website. Opening Bid $250.00

843. 1944 Gum Inc. American 844. 1948-1966 Beauties Complete PSA Superman, Mars Graded Set (24/24) in MJ Attacks & Green Roop Album—#11 on Registry Hornet Group Prior to the advent of Playboy, it did Marauding Martians not get much more risquÈ for and superheroes wartime servicemen than the offered save the day with 1944 Gum Inc. American Beauties this group of four complete set of (24) cards. Each 1948-1966 non- graded by PSA with both a Set sport items. Rating and Weighted GPA of 7.63, Highlights this gallery is currently ranked #11 include: 1948 on the Registry. The overall condi- Supermen tion breakdown is as follows: (17) Membership Club: PSA 8 (one qualifier), (6) PSA 7 (4 items, average and (1) PSA 6. This set is stored in EX-MT); 1962 a museum quality MJ Roop Topps Mars Attacks near: (45/55, average GD to VG) with #1 The archival system with slipcase and Invasion Begins (GD), #17 Beast and the Beauty (VG), #36 Destroying a checklist card. Subjects and grades Dog (GD), #55 CL (marked); 1965 Hasbro Superman Game: (presents are available by following link on EX) and 1966 Green Hornet Pinback set: (9/9, average NM-MT). website. Detailed description on website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

132 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: A U G U S T 6, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 845. “The Kansas City 846. “Whitey and Athletics” Hardcover Mickey” Hardcover Book Signed by Roger Book Signed by Ford Maris - Full JSA and Mantle - Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

847. Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale Signed Yellow 848. Joe Namath Autographs “Blue Max” Sunglasses HOF Plaque Postcards - Both JSA Ad and Retail Box - Both JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

850. 1981-1983 Sam Williams Golden State Warriors Team- Issued Warm-Up Jersey Opening Bid $100.00

849. 1982-2014 Pro Football Hall of Fame Metallic Plaque Series #1-46 Near Set Run (285/289) with LOA Opening Bid $100.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 851. Seminal 1867 “The Base Ball Quadrille” Sheet Music Featuring the Boston Tri-Mountains BBC “Modern baseball had been born in the brain of an American soldier,” Albert Spalding once said of the Civil War’s monumental impact on our national pastime. “It received its baptism in the bloody days of our Nation’s direst danger. It had its early evolution when soldiers, North and South, were striv- ing to forget their foes by cultivating, through this grand game, fraternal friendship with comrades in arms.”

Presented is one of the greatest tributes to baseball’s unprecedented postwar boom, when the Grand Old Game was yet new and sweeping across the country like wildfire. A pinnacle acquisition for 19th-century collectors in general and sheet-music mavens in particular, this offering of the impossibly rare “Base Ball Quadrille” last sold at auction for over $9,000 in 2005, and it currently hails from the Lew Lipset Collection—which Huggins & Scott will proudly be handling in upcoming auctions for 2015 and 2016. The sought-after artifact celebrates the historic Boston Tri- Mountains who not only won the 1867 New England Association tournament, but who more importantly were credited a decade earlier as the very first New England team to eschew the “Massachusetts Game Rules” (which combined Town Ball and Rounders) in favor of the revolutionary New York- style “Knickerbocker Rules” that made baseball what it is today. Unlike most early examples of baseball sheet music, this 10x13 production showcases full-color printing and a full-length individual portrait rather than the typical game action scenes. What’s more, as noted in Official MLB Historian John Thorn’s article “Early Baseball in Boston,” the foreground actually pictures the silver trophy bat received by the Tri-Mountains for their 1867 championship triumph. Evidently removed from a book or album with resulting spine wear, this remarkably well-preserved survivor exhibits fabulous colors and bold text. Edges and spine is missing the original binding string therefore making its technical grade VG-EX, however the color photo on the front and the interior pages present NM. The reverse cover has framing tape marks that have been removed and left slight paper loss or staining.

This item has a reserve (estimated value $10,000 - $15,000). Opening Bid $2500.00

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