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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 June 11, 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 June 1, 2015 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e session (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on June 11th, if you are the only bidder on an item that ends that day, that item Our auction was designed years ago and still remains will close and you will be declared the winner. We cannot geared toward affordable vintage items for the serious collec- 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

M O R E I M A G E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C O T T.C O M 3 non-payments may result in the revocation of bidding privi- BIDDING INCREMENTS: leges for future auctions. Please note: when you bid on an item, you are entering a legally binding contract, indicating that If the current bid is: The Bid increment is you will pay for your items, plus the buyers' premium and any $50 - $249 $10.00 additional associated fees (sales tax, shipping, insurance, col- $250 - $499 $25.00 lection agency fees, etc...). You are responsible for any and all $500 - $999 $50.00 bids placed with your User ID and password. 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: JUNE 11, 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 "Event of ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, the Year": our August 6, 2015 Masterpiece Auction, where the clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured that your premiere pieces will be on display at our booth at the National autographed items from H&S have passed the most stringent Convention. Consignment deadline: June 29th - by consigning examination. your items early, you allow us the opportunity to advertise your items on our website, in trade publications and press releases, Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature was as well as at major shows across the country. This is an a common practice among teams where the key players would invaluable way to expose your items to our thousands of cur- not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant would rent bidders and possible new bidders, who can then plan sign for the player. We note any signature that is a clubhouse ahead to bid on your items. Believe me, it happens! signature. We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (prima- For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full photo- rily 1960s and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss it. graph LOA's from one of the respected third party authentica- You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden under a little tion companies. For the lesser valued items, we are having dust, or needs the right exposure! those items authenticated and noted with a unique sticker/cer- tificate combination for each item. In the remaining cases, on ALSO: We are the best major catalog auction company for lots with more than one autographed item, we will issue one newer modern insert, relic and autographed cards. Virtually blanket auction letter of authenticity for the entire lot (although every consignor has been pleased with the results for their we are trying to do away with this altogether, but sometimes it "Shiny Cards" through our auction. is the only cost effective method). This is the original letter that we receive from the authentication company describing the Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or con- offered lot. You may use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual signments of your cards and other treasures. 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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2. 1915 Cracker Jack Boston Red Sox Near Team Set of (7/10) Graded Cards with Speaker & Hooper The 1915 World Series Champion Boston Red Sox are gloriously portrayed with the offered 1915 Cracker Jack near team set of (7/10) graded cards. Includes: #29 Gregg (PSA 3.5), #35 Hooper (SGC 30), #55 Hoblitzel (SGC 60), #65 Speaker (PSA 3), #87 Cady (PSA 4, mk), #149 Janvrin 1. (3) 1914 Cracker Jack Boston Red Sox Graded Cards with (SGC 20) and #169 R. Collins (PSA Wood 2). Missing only #22 Wood, #27 Eye-catching trio of 1914 Cracker Jack Boston Red Sox cards. Each judged by either Carrigan and #31 He. Wagner for PSA or SGC. Included are lovely century-old treasures of the following: 1.) #22 Wood completion. (SGC 30); 2.) #27 Carrigan (PSA 2) and 3.) #31 He. Wagner (PSA 1). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

4. 1922 E120 American 3. (8) 1921-22 E121 Caramel Series of 240 American Caramel Series Boston Red Sox Team Set of 80/120 Boston Red Sox of (15) Graded Cards Graded Cards First in the hearts of Beantown and Each graded by either PSA or SGC. last in the American League. This Gallery of eight 1921-22 E121 1922 E120 American Caramel Series American Caramel Series of 80/120 of 240 Boston Red Sox team set fea- Boston Red Sox graded cards. tures (15) graded cards of the lovable Includes: 1921 E121 American squad. Includes: Burns (SGC 30), J. Caramel Series of 80: (4 cards) with Collins (SGC 60), Dugan (PSA 4), J. Foster (PSA 4.5), Leibold (SGC 30), Harris (PSA 4), Karr (PSA 2), McInnis (SGC 40), Scott (SGC 10, Leibold (SGC 40), Menosky (PSA due to reverse back stamp); 1922 1.5), Myers (SGC 20), Pennock (SGC E121 American Caramel Series of 60), Pittenger (PSA 1), Pratt (SGC 120: (4 cards) with Pratt (PSA 4), 50), Quinn (PSA 4), Ruel (PSA 3), E. Ruel (PSA 3), E. Smith (PSA 3) and Smith (PSA 1.5) and Walters (SGC Vitt (SGC 20). 30). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

5. (3) 1933-1941 Pre- 6. 1933-1941 Goudey Baseball War Boston Red Sox Boston Red Sox Graded Team Sets Complete/Near Graded Team Pre-War Red Sox Set Run Collectors! Dig a little deep- Spotlighted are six 1933-1941 Goudey er and secure these three Baseball Boston Red Sox complete/near 1933-1941 Boston Red Sox graded team sets. Includes: 1933 graded team sets. Includes: Goudey set: (8 cards) with #8 (PSA 3, 1933 DeLong: #1 McManus mk), #14 (PSA 2), #42 E. Collins (PSA (SGC 20); 1934-36 1), 48 (PSA 2), 93 (PSA 3), 105 (PSA Diamond Stars set: (7 3), #197 R. Ferrell (PSA 2), 221 (PSA cards) with #1 Grove (PSA 2.5); 1934 Goudey set: (4 cards) with 2), #6 Bishop (PSA 2), #30 #19 Grove (PSA 2), 30 (PSA 3), 75 Manush (PSA 3, No “W” on (SGC 60), 93 (SGC 55); 1935 Goudey Sleeve), #48 R. Ferrell (PSA Four-in-One set: (2 cards) with 3), #61 Werber (PSA 4), #73 Cronin/Reynolds (PSA 3), R. Ferrell/W. Ostermueller (PSA 7), #94 Ferrell (PSA 4); 1936 Goudey set: (2 W. Ferrell (PSA 1.5); 1941 cards) with R. Ferrell (PSA 2, mk), Double Play set: (5 cards) Werber (PSA 4); 1938 Goudey near: (3 with #57 T. Williams/58 cards, missing #249 Foxx, #271 Vosmik, (PSA 3), #59 Cronin/Foxx #282 Doerr) with #247 (PSA 3), #258 (PSA 5), #81 T. Doerr RC (SGC 35), #273 Foxx (SGC Williams/#82 Cronin (BVG 40) and 1941 Goudey: #6 Dickman 2.5), #105 Grove/#106 Doerr (PSA 4) and #107/#108 D. DiMaggio (SGC 60). (PSA Authentic, Yellow Background). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

6 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 7. 1939-1941 Play Ball Boston Red Sox Graded Team Set Run “ Teddy Ballgame”, “The Beast” and a sterling cast of Hall of Famers and stars form the offered 1939- 1941 Play Ball Boston Red Sox team set run. Each graded by either PSA or SGC. Includes: 1939 Play Ball set: (15 cards) with PSA 6: (2 cards) with #7 Doerr, 40; PSA 5.5: #20; SGC 60: #103 Berg; PSA 4.5: (2 cards) with #14, 107; PSA 4: (5 cards) with #16, 17, 27, 29, 101; PSA 3: (2 cards) with #62, #92 T. Williams RC; PSA 2: #4 (mk); PSA 1: #116; 1940 Play Ball set: (19 cards) with PSA 6: (4 cards) with #28, 32, 34, #134 Cronin; PSA 5: (4 cards) with #29 (mk), 33, 35, 39; SGC 60: #196 (Superman back); PSA 4.5: #36; PSA 4: (2 cards) with #31, 198 (mk); SGC 50: #197 (Superman back); PSA 3.5: #38 Doerr; PSA 3: (2 cards) with #27 T. Williams, #226 Hooper; PSA 2: (2 cards) with #30 Berg, 37 (mk); PSA 1.5: #133 Foxx; 1941 Play Ball set: (7 cards) with PSA 6: #63 D. DiMaggio; PSA 5: (2 cards) with #13 Foxx, #64 Doerr; PSA 4: #29; PSA 2: (3 cards) with #14 T. Williams, #15 Cronin and 30. Opening Bid $400.00

9. 1949 Bowman Baseball Boston 8. 1948-49 Leaf Baseball Boston Red Red Sox Graded Team Set of (15) Sox Team Set of (8) Graded Cards Cards Hall of Famers and shortprints are the foundation “ Chowdaheads” unite and place a strong bid for for the offered 1948-49 Leaf Baseball Boston Red the offered 1949 Bowman Baseball Boston Red Sox team set of eight graded cards. Includes: #27 Sox graded team set of (15) cards. Includes: M. Harris (PSA 3), #30 Goodman SP (SGC 30), BVG 7.5: #199; BVG 7: (2 cards) with #118, #75 D. DiMaggio (PSA 1), #76 T. Williams (PSA 167; PSA 6: (4 cards, one qualifier) with #53, 71 3), #83 Doerr (PSA 6), #108 Batts SP (SGC 60), (mc), 183, 211; PSA 5: (3 cards) with #64 D. #121 Pesky SP (PSA 2) and #161 Stephens SP DiMaggio, #86 Pesky, 151; BVG 4.5: #231; PSA (PSA 5). 4: #39; PSA 3.5: #23 Doerr; PSA 3: #102 and Opening Bid $250.00 PSA 2: #7. Opening Bid $150.00

10. 1950 Bowman Baseball Boston Red Sox PSA Graded Team Set of 11. 1951 Bowman Baseball Boston (18) Cards Red Sox Graded Team Set of (19) Pint-sized 1950 Bowman Baseball Boston Red Cards Sox PSA graded team set of (18) cards. Includes: Capture the offered 1951 Bowman Baseball PSA 6: (2 cards) with #137 Pesky, 188; PSA 5.5: Boston Red Sox graded team set of (19) cards. #2; PSA 4.5: #246; PSA 4: (4 cards) with #1 Includes: PSA 8: #210; PSA 7: (2 cards) with Parnell, #3 D. DiMaggio, 45, 136; PSA 3: (4 #237, 271; SGC 84: #62 Boudreau; PSA 6: (4 cards) with #43 Doerr, 99, 153, 187; PSA 2.5: cards) with #39, 129, 164, 201; PSA 5: (5 cards) #44; PSA 2: (2 cards, one qualifier) with #98 T. with #16, 92, #165 T. Williams, 236, 307; PSA Williams, 245 (mc); PSA 1.5: (2 cards) with #97, 4: (4 cards) with #15, 38, 270, #306 Piersall; 186 and PSA 1: #152. PSA 3.5: #128 and PSA 1.5: #91. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

12. 1952 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox Graded Team Set of (30) Cards with 9 High Numbers Prized 1952 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox graded team set of (30) cards. Includes: PSA 6: #139 (oc); PSA 5.5: #23 (bb); BVG 5: #404 Brodowski; PSA 5: (5 cards) with #43, 54 (bb), 84, #335 Lepcio, #383 Wilber; SGC 60: #30; PSA 4.5: #121; PSA 4: (12 cards, two qualifiers) with #4 (bb), #22 D. DiMaggio (bb), 72, 152, 177 (mk), 186, 235 (mc), 247, #327 A. Wilson, #345 S. White, #374 Benton, #376 F. Throneberry; PSA 3: (5 cards, one qualifier) with #78 (bb), 119, 180 (mc), 269, #329 Delock; PSA 2: (3 cards, one qualifier) with #15, 255 (mc) and #343 Gernert. Opening Bid $250.00 13. 1951 Topps Teams Boston Red Sox (Dated) PSA VG-EX+ 4.5 Opening Bid $100.00

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14. 1953 Topps Baseball 15. 1954 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox PSA Boston Red Sox Graded Graded Team Set of (21) Team Set of (16) Cards with Cards (2) Williams Stunning 1953 Topps Baseball Boston Double your pleasure of the “Splendid Red Sox PSA graded team set of (21) Splinter” with the offered 1954 Topps cards. Included among these Fenway Baseball Boston Red Sox graded team legends are: PSA 8: #18 (oc); PSA 7: set of (16) cards featuring bookend (3 cards) with #32, #138 Kell, 139; examples of Ted Williams. Includes: PSA 6.5: #149 D. DiMaggio; PSA 6: PSA 6: (5 cards, one qualifier) with (9 cards) with #19, 40, 49, 55, 63, 169, #1 T. Williams, 80, 82, 217, 227 (oc); 170, 181, 184; PSA 5.5: #69; PSA 5: SGC 80: #47; PSA 5: (3 cards) with (3 cards) with #30, 44, #280 Bolling #40, 195, #250 T. Williams; PSA 4.5: RC; PSA 4: (2 cards) with #248, 251 (2 cards) with #133, 172; PSA 4: (5 and PSA 3: #94. cards) with #66, 93, 171, 186, 221 and Opening Bid $200.00 PSA 3: #144. Opening Bid $250.00

17. 1957 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox Team Set of (27) Cards with (19) PSA Graded Sterling 1957 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox team set of (27) cards with (19) PSA graded specimens. Includes: PSA 6: (2 cards) with #217 (st), 381; 16. 1955 & 1956 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox Graded Team Sets PSA 5.5: (3 cards) with #75, #171 Red Sox Team, Powerful tandem of 1955 and 1956 Topps Baseball Boston Red Sox graded team sets. 313; PSA 5: (9 cards) with Includes: 1955 Topps Red Sox set: (21/21) with PSA 7: #106 (oc); PSA 6: (2 cards) #1 T. Williams, 118, 131, with #116, 140; PSA 5.5: (2 cards) with #131, 200; PSA 5: (4 cards) with #115, 128, 163, 229, 288, 336, 355, 171, 206; PSA 4.5: (2 cards) with #72, 91; PSA 4: (8 cards) with #2 T. Williams, 18, 372; SGC 60: #21; PSA 36, 83, 148, 150, #152 Agganis RC, 163; PSA 2: #176; PSA 1.5: #207; 1956 Topps 4: (4 cards) with #112, Red Sox set: (21/21) with SGC 70: #143; PSA 5: (7 cards) with #26, 93, 217, 228, 292, 342, 399 and 284, 304, 315; SGC 60: #115; PSA 4.5: (2 cards) with #89, 122; PSA 4: (7 cards) Ungraded: (8 cards, aver- with #5 T. Williams, 34, #111 Red Sox Team, 168, 248, 256, 298; PSA 3.5: #71; PSA age VG-EX). 3: #245 and PSA 2: #313. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

18. 1958 & 19. 1960-2014 Topps 1959 Topps Boston Red Sox Boston Red Ultimate Team Set Sox Collection of (1,806 Complete/ Cards) with (27) Near Sets Graded with (4) PSA Fenway faithful will enjoy the Graded offered 1960-2014 Topps Boston Red Sox ultimate team Premier tandem of set collection of (1,806) cards 1958 and 1959 and (27) graded examples. The Topps Boston Red majority of Topps sets includes Sox complete/near Traded cards, where applicable. sets featuring four Highlights include: 1960s Topps Red Sox: (289 cards, average VG-EX, 23 graded) PSA graded cards. with (35) 1960: #148 Yastrzemski RC (PSA 5); (30) 1961: #287 Yastrzemski (PSA 4); Highlights include: (28) 1962: #425 Yastrzemski (PSA 3); (25) 1963: #115 Yastrzemski (PSA 4); (26) 1958 Topps Red 1964: #210 Yastrzemski (PSA 6); (27) 1965: #385 Yastrzemski (PSA 3.5); (29) 1966: Sox near: (33/34, #70 Yastrzemski (PSA 5); (28) 1967: #604 Red Sox Team (PSA 4); 1970s Topps Red missing #59, four Sox: (298 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with (31) 1970: #10 Yastrzemski (EX-MT); graded) with #1 T. (31) 1971: #530 Yastrzemski (EX-MT); (32) 1972: #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX); 1980s Williams (PSA 4), Topps Red Sox: (340 cards, average NM-MT); 1990s Topps Red Sox: (305 cards, #312 CL (PSA 4, mk), #321 Kluszewski/T. Williams (PSA 4), #485 T. Williams AS average NM-MT); 2000s Topps Red Sox: (413 cards, average NM-MT) and 2010s (PSA 6) and 1959 Topps Red Sox set: (36/36, average VG-EX). Topps Red Sox: (161 cards, average NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

8 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 20. 1887 N284 Buchner Gold Coin 21. 1887 N172 Old Judge Jim O’Rourke (Hands on Thighs) - Cigarettes George Shoch PSA Good 2 (Washington) SGC 88 NM/MT 8— Nineteenth Century Hall of Famer! Graded ”1 of 1” with None Higher! Good 2 by PSA. (Orator) Jim O’Rourke is the High-Grade Nineteenth Century subject of this 1887 N284 Buchner Gold Coin Card! Graded 88 NM-MT 8 by SGC. Elite (Hands on Thighs) pose. The 1945 Cooperstown 1887 N172 Old Judge George Shoch “Strike inductee is captured donning rudimentary period Ball Thigh High” pose of the former catcher’s equipment as he awaits a throw. Washington Nationals utility man. The 128 Displays a combination of surface and reverse year-old relic features four sharp corners, crisp wear consistent with the technical grade. Only edges, accurate centering and a breathtaking four total copies of this 128 year-old relic have sepia action sequence. Additionally, the creamy been appraised by the authenticator and is a pre- reverse is clean. This premier keepsake bests the mier acquisition for nineteenth century collectors nearest Shoch example by a whopping three and Hall of Fame specialists alike. grades! Confirmed as pose 416-3. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

23. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Bill McClellan (Brooklyn) SGC 80 22. 1887 N172 Old Judge EX/NM 6—”1 of 2” Cigarettes Pete Gillespie (New Graded 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. In a departure York) SGC 80 EX/NM 6—”1 of 3” from indoor sequences, the photographer for the Graded 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. Solid 1887 N172 offered 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Bill Old Judge Cigarettes Pete Gillespie “Right McClellan “Catch Hands Outstretched Head Hand on Hip, Left Arm at Side” version. This High” pose implemented an outdoor setting. The New York outfielder is accentuated by only Brooklyn Atlantics fielder is bolstered by slightly touched corners, crisp edges and a remarkably clear nineteenth century photography clean, off-white blank reverse. The strong image and a clean blank back. Resides as one of two at displays moderate left-to-right centering consis- the grading level with only one better. Confirmed tent with the issue. Survives as one of three at as pose 304-2. the grading level with only one better. Opening Bid $200.00 Confirmed as pose 188-1. Opening Bid $200.00

24. 1887 N172 Old Judge 25. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes George McVey (St. Cigarettes Doggie Miller Joseph) SGC 80 EX/NM 6— “1 of (Pittsburgh) SGC 80 EX/NM 6— 1” with None Higher! “1 of 1” with None Higher! Graded 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. Although George Graded 80 EX/NM 6 by SGC. Canine enthusi- McVey (d.1896) never made it out of the “gay ast George (Doggie) Miller is captured during nineties”, he did get to appear over five poses in his time with the Pittsburgh Pirates on this crisp the 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes series. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes “Bat In Right This “Bat at Ready, Looking Down at Bat” ver- Hand at Side” variation. The strong sepia sion pictures McVey with the St. Joseph Clay imagery of the Gotham native is well deserving Eaters of the Western Association. Strong cor- of its status as the lone representative at the ners and edges along with crisp sepia imagery grading tier with none better. The sturdy foun- justifies this artifact as the only such grade at dation is flanked by a clean blank the grading level with none better. Confirmed reverse. Confirmed as pose 323-2. as pose 321-5. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

26. 1887 N172 Old Judge 27. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Cigarettes Lefty Marr (Columbus) Ed Sproat (St. Louis Whites) SGC SGC 60 EX 5—”1 of 2” with None 60 EX 5— “1 of 4” with None Higher Higher Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Striking 1887 N172 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Ed Sproat of the St. Old Judge Cigarettes “Bat at Ready Over Left Louis Whites displays fine pitching form on this Shoulder” pose of Charles (Lefty) Marr. The tough 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes “Pitching bright and vivid imagery of this Columbus Right Hand Cap High Variation”. The upper tier Solons star helps the artifact be confirmed as representation presides as one of four at the grad- one of two at the grading level with none better. ing level with none better. Confirmed as pose Pose 293-2. 434-4 in the expansive tobacco card edition. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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28. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Elmer Cleveland (New 29. 1887 N172 Old Judge York) SGC 50 VG/EX 4 - “1 of 1” Cigarettes Dude Esterbrook (New with None Higher York) SGC 50 VG/EX 4 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

30. 1887 N172 Old Judge 31. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Fred Mann (St. Louis) Cigarettes Mike Mattimore (New SGC 50 VG/EX 4 - “1 of 3” with York) SGC 50 VG/EX 4 None Higher Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

32. 1887 N172 Old Judge 33. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Charlie Ferguson Cigarettes Julie Freeman (Philadelphia) SGC 40 VG 3 (Milwaukee) SGC 40 VG 3 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

35. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes 34. 1887 N172 Old Judge Cigarettes Joseph Mulvey (Philadelphia) SGC Joe Hornung (Boston) SGC 40 VG 3 40 VG 3 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

10 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 36. (67) 1909-11 T206 White 37. (13) 1909-11 T206 White Border PSA Graded Cards with Border SGC Graded Cards (15) Hall of Famers & (5) with (10) Hall of Famers & Southern Leaguers Tough Backs Ball players from the “dead ball” age display A baker’s dozen of tobacco card leg- their talents with these (67) 1909-11 T206 ends are portrayed with these 1909-11 White Borders including (15) Hall of Famers T206 White Border singles featuring and five Southern Leaguers. Each graded by ten Hall of Famers and three tougher PSA. Unless noted, each relic displays a com- backs. Unless noted, each relic dis- mon advertising back. Highlights include: PSA plays a common advertising 4: (2 cards) with Clymer, D. Hoffman; PSA 3: back. Each graded by SGC. Includes: (12 cards); PSA 2.5: (12 cards) with Wallace, SGC 40: (4 cards) with Bresnahan Willis (with Bat); PSA 2: (20 cards, four quali- (with Bat), Huggins (Hands at Mouth), fiers) with Bates, Beckley (mk, Polar Bear), Huggins (Portrait), Snodgrass Chase (Holding Trophy), Chesbro (mc), Duffy; (Catching, Old Mill). SGC 35: PSA 1: (18 cards, three qualifiers) with Bender Crawford (Throwing); SGC 30: (Portrait), Clarke (Portrait), Chase (Holding Wheat; SGC 20: (3 cards) with Trophy), Evers (with Bat, Chicago on Shirt, Bender (Pitching, Trees in mk, Sovereign), B. Hart, Helm (mc, Old Mill), Background), M. Brown (Portrait), Hooker, Huggins (Hands at Mouth), Kleinow Keeler (Portrait); SGC 10: Clarke (Boston), Lipe (Old Mill), Magee (Portrait, (Portrait); SGC Authentic: (3 cards) Sovereign), McGinnity (mc), Wallace, Willis (Portrait), Willis (with Bat, Polar Bear), with J. Collins, Seymour (Throwing, C. Young (Bare Hand Shows); PSA Authentic: (2 cards) with Kiernan (Old Mill) and American Beauty 350, Unframed) and F. Smith (Chicago & Boston, Polar Bear). More on our website. Wilhelm (with Bat, Old Mill). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

38. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Harry Howell 39. (8) 1909-11 T206 White (Portrait) with Border SGC 45-60 Graded Broad Leaf 350 Cards with Griffith & Advertising Tougher Backs Back—PSA Sterling assortment of eight 1909-11 VG 3 T206 White Border singles. Each graded from 60 EX 5 to 45 VG+ 3.5 Graded VG 3 by by SGC. Includes: SGC 60: (3 cards, PSA. Breathtaking all Old Mill) with Ames (Hands 1909-11 T206 White Above Head), Myers (Fielding), Borders Harry Scott; SGC 55: (2 cards, both Old Howell (Portrait) Mill) with Schlei (Portrait), Willetts; with a Broad Leaf SGC 50: (2 cards) with Griffith 350 advertising (Portrait, Piedmont), Pelty (Vertical back. One of only two specimens confirmed with the brand reverse and survives Photo, American Beauty 350, as the lone example receiving a numerical grade. This antiquity is crease-free with Unframed) and SGC 45: Howell evenly rounded corners, accurate centering, vibrant surface colors and a sparkling (Hands at Waist, Old Mill). clean back. In fact, this sample very well might be undergraded and could warrant fur- Opening Bid $250.00 ther consideration for resubmission. The Broad Leaf 350 reverse currently ranks ninth as the toughest advertising back and is particularly desirable among T206 enthusiasts. Opening Bid $250.00

40. (2) 1911 41. (2) T206 White 1909-11 Borders T206 American White Beauty 460 Border Subjects SGC 60- with John 70 Hummel & Graded Jimmy Hall of Sheckard— Famers Both SGC with 55-60 Jennings Senior circuit & Joss counterparts are Each grad- paired with the ed by SGC. offered tandem Upper-tier of 1911 T206 White Borders with elusive American Beauty 460 Subjects advertising tandem of backs. Each appropriately judged by SGC. Includes: 1.) Hummel (SGC 55, 1 of 2, 1909-11 T206 White Border Hall of Famers. Includes: 1.) Jennings with Old Mill four better) and 2.) Sheckard (SGC 60, Glove Showing, 1 of 1, none better). advertising back (SGC 70, One Hand Showing) and 2.) Joss with Sweet Caporal Opening Bid $200.00 advertising back (SGC 60, Pitching). Opening Bid $250.00

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42. (18) 1911 T205 Gold Border SGC 60 Graded Cards Each graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Build the foun- 43. (16) 1911 T205 Gold Border dation of your prospective 1911 T205 Gold SGC 55 Graded Singles Border edition with this group of (18) different Each graded 55 VG-EX+ 4.5 by SGC. Crease- singles. These gilt bordered beauties each dis- free surfaces, shimmering surfaces and clean play strong corners, clean edges and striking reverses come standard with these (16) 1911 color schemes. Unless noted, each card is T205 Gold Border singles. Each relic displays flanked by either a Piedmont or Sweet Caporal either a Piedmont or Sweet Caporal advertising advertising back. Includes: H. Lord, Magee, back. Includes: B. Lord, McIntire, Meyers, McConnell, McIntyre, Moriarty, Murphy, Mitchell, Murray, O’Leary, Parent, Paskert, Olmstead, Overall, Phelps (Polar Bear), Schlei, Schulte, Scott, Sharpe, Simmons, L. Phillippe, Schmidt, Sheckard, T. Smith, Stahl Tannehill, D. White and Willett. SP, Stone, Stovall, Wilson and Wolter (Hassan). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00

44. (14) 1911 T205 Gold Border SGC Graded Cards 45. (3) 1911 T205 Gold Border Each graded by SGC. Quality arrangement of (14) 1911 T205 Gold Border singles. Each arti- SGC 70 Graded Cards fact is flanked with either a Piedmont or Sweet Each graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. This fragile Caporal advertising back. Includes: SGC 50: (2 trio of 1911 T205 Gold Borders has survived the cards) with Quinn, Snodgrass; SGC 45: (3 century in premier condition with sharp corners cards) with Lush, Needham, Summers; SGC 40: along with slightly touched corners and edges. (5 cards) with Oakes, Payne, Schaefer, Shean Each relic is flanked with either a Piedmont or (Rustlers), I. Thomas; SGC 35: (3 cards) with Sweet Caporal advertising reverse. Includes: 1.) Hoblitzell (“Cin” After Second 1908 in Stats), Mullin; 2.) Pelty and 3.) Pfeister. Wilson, Wiltse (Both Ears Show) and SGC Opening Bid $200.00 Authentic: Wolter. Opening Bid $250.00

47. 1910 E105 Mello-Mint John McGraw PSA 3 46. 1910 D322 Tip Top Bread “Boy Mugsy Type Card! Graded VG 3 by PSA. Only Mascot”—PSA Authentic six total copies of the offered 1910 E105 Mello- Graded Authentic by PSA. Only (11) total exam- Mint John McGraw gum card have been evaluat- ples of the offered 1910 D322 Tip Top Bread ed for public sale. This striking specimen “Boy Mascot” card have been judged by the exhibits four mostly sharp corners, relatively grading service. Despite a combination of surface clean borders with faint perimeter foxing and a and reverse acute wear, this young lad is missing boldly pressed advertising back. A slight vertical from many near complete sets. Outstanding Type crease near the lower left edge does not adverse- card in any condition. ly affect the illustration. An eye-catching and Opening Bid $250.00 decidedly scarce sample from the popular Texas issue. Opening Bid $200.00

48. 1910 E105 Mello-Mint Patsy 49. 1910 E105 Mello-Mint Larry Dougherty PSA 1 Harshly graded 1910 E105 Mello-Mint Patsy Doyle (Throwing) PSA 1 Dougherty. Graded Poor 1 by PSA. This fragile Handsome 1910 E105 Mello-Mint Larry Doyle regional gum card was released by the Texas Gum (Throwing) pose. Graded Poor 1 by PSA. This Company of Temple, Texas. Exhibits evenly appealing regional Type card presents quite nicely touched corners, creamy edges and accurate cen- for the technical judgment and is absent of acute tering with a radiant red background setting. creasing, wear or reverse paper loss. The front dis- Moderate creasing is relegated to the lower por- plays evidence of attempted writing removal tion of the cardboard. Most importantly, the ornate which leads to the technical assessment. One of advertising back is absent of any paper loss or only four total copies of the pose confirmed by writing. One of only three total Dougherty sam- the grading service. ples judged by the grading service. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

12 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 51. 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Cy Young - PSA GOOD+ 2.5 Graded Good+ 2.5 by PSA. Captivating 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Cy Young depicting the Hall of Famer as a member of the Boston squad. The portrait of the prolific hurler presents at the peak of its technical assessment with evenly rounded corners, accurate centering along with bright red uniform and background accents. Wrinkling is relegated to the lower left corner. The bold black advertising back is problem-free. Opening Bid $250.00

52. 1910 E96 Philadelphia Caramel Home Run Baker SGC 45 VG+ 3.5 Turn-of-the-Century Hall of Famer! Graded 45 VG+ 3.5 by SGC. Trappe, Maryland’s own Frank (Home Run) Baker is showcased on the offered 1910 E96 Philadelphia Caramel candy card. This century-old Pennsylvania- based release presents at the peak of the technical judgment with barely touched corners, a creamy white perimeter affected by only a hint of caramel toning along with accurate 50. 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Ty Cobb - PSA VG+ 3.5 centering. The red checklist reverse Graded VG+ 3.5 by PSA. Ty Cobb displays potent form on his 1909-11 E90-1 is accentuated by bold type. Of the American Caramel candy card. This delicate keepsake is crease-fee with only gener- 52 total Baker copies grades by al peripheral wear. The advertising back is bolstered by strong black typeface SGC, only six copies have attained while the green-and-orange front is amplified by the immensely attractive batting a higher grading level. pose. A fine mid-grade specimen that is worthy of serious consideration. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

53. 1927 Baseball Exhibits Babe Ruth SGC 60 EX 5— None Better 54. 1933 Tattoo Orbit None Better! From the season in which “The Bambino” rewrote the record books Jimmy Foxx PSA EX-MT 6 hails the offered 1927 Baseball Exhibits Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Strong Babe Ruth single. This 88 year-old arcade 1933 Tattoo Orbit Jimmy Foxx. This card features Ruth following-through and Hall of Fame slugger meets the strict casting a glance at a high fly ball. Aside criteria for the technical grade with from incidental corner and edge wear, this relatively sharp corners, creamy edges Murderer’s Row classic is otherwise and a perfectly contrasted “art deco” problem-free with a clean back. Of the 15 backdrop with bold ballpark imagery. similar examples judged by SGC, this The reverse is problem-free. particularly Hall of Fame relic survives as Opening Bid $250.00 one of five at the grading level with none better. Opening Bid $300.00

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55. 1911 57. 1911 Baseball Baseball Bats Eddie Bats Chief Collins Bender SGC 40 SGC 30 VG 3— Good 2— Highest Highest Graded! Graded! Graded 40 VG Graded 30 3 by SGC. Good 2 by Stunning 1911 SGC. Majestic Baseball Bats 1911 Baseball Eddie Collins. Bats Chief The Hall of Bender (hand Fame Type 56. 1911 Baseball Bats SGC 40 Graded cut) example. card is framed Singles of Kling & McIntyre The radiant by four orange Pre-war stalwarts are portrayed with this cross-league Hall of Fame borders and is tandem of 1911 Baseball Bats. Each graded 40 VG 3 by hurler is framed entirely crease-free. If not for a slightly jagged cut, SGC. Included are: 1.) Kling (1 of 2, none better) and by ample portions of the original orange bordering this “Cocky” would have achieved an even higher 2.) McIntyre (only graded). These nearly impossible to and was neatly extracted from the original paneling. technical grade. Of the three total Collins examples locate specimens present at the zenith of their technical Presents quite nicely for the technical assessment judged by SGC, this copy bests the nearest competi- assessments. and resides as the highest graded of all five Bender tor by a whopping two grades! Opening Bid $150.00 examples confirmed by the grading service. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

58. 1911 59. 1911 60. 1911 Baseball Baseball Baseball Bats Bats Ed Bats Frank Walter Walsh Chance Johnson SGC SGC 20 SGC 20 20 Fair 1.5 Fair 1.5— Fair 1.5— Class of 1936 Highest Only Hall of Famer! Graded Graded! Graded! 20 Fair 1.5 by Hall of Fame Only SGC. Those seek- Type Graded! The ing a low popula- Collector! third compo- tion Walter Graded 20 nent to “base- Johnson playing Fair 1.5 by ball’s sad lexi- era card need to SGC. Very con” is por- look no further scarce 1911 trayed on this than the offered Baseball Bats lovely 1911 1911 Baseball Ed Walsh. Baseball Bats Bats sample. This fireballer was neatly extracted The obscure Frank Chance from the original box and features sizable portions of issue was portrait. the original orange bordering. Despite moderate and clipped from Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. To date, this Hall of Famer well concealed interior creasing, the overall presen- a period box and has survived the century in accept- is the only such specimen of the Cubbie to be judged tation of this 104 year-old cardboard treasure is not able condition. The hurler is confirmed as the highest by the grading service. A fine specimen that is absent of compromised. One of only two graded by the third- of two judged by the grading service. any excessive wear. party authenticator. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

61. 1911 62. 1925 D32 63. 1925 D32 Baseball Drake’s Cake Drake’s Cake Bats SGC Movie Stars #61 Movie Stars 20 Graded Babe Ruth SGC Near Set of Cards (3): 40 VG 3 (63/64) Cards Chase, Graded 40 VG 3. Silent movie stars Hoffman While belting prodi- who commanded gious home runs for the the silver screen & Merkle New York Yankees, prior to the “Circus Solly”, Babe Ruth was also “talkies” revolution “Prince Hal” under contract with of 1927 are show- and the pro- Universal Pictures for cased with the ducer of the his “acting” skills. offered 1925 D32 most infamous “The Bambino” is por- Drake’s Cake “boner” in his- trayed at the peak of Movie Stars near tory are joined his popularity with the set of (63/64) cards. These oversized relics generally with this trio offered 1925 Drake’s present in (GD to VG) condition with clean backs of 1911 Cake Movie Stars #61 and a handful of instances of surface writing. Baseball Bats card. This 2-5/8 x 4-1/8” food card is crease-free with Highlights include: #1 J. Barrymore (PR, writing), samples. Each graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. Included only negligible perimeter wear. The cameo of the home #2 L. Barrymore (GD), #3 Garbo (VG), #4 Crawford are appropriately judged copies of the following: 1.) run king displays perfect registration and is further bol- (VG), #6 Gable (VG), #59 Mix (VG), #63 Tom & Chase (only graded); 2.) Hoffman (only graded) and stered by a creamy reverse with bold black typeface. Jerry (PR, tear) and #64 Aesops Fables 3.) Merkle (only three total graded). Only eight total specimens from this designation have (FR). Missing only #61 Babe Ruth for completion. Opening Bid $150.00 by judged by the grading service. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

14 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 64. 1952 Bowman Baseball #217 Casey Stengel PSA Mint 9 Opening Bid $150.00 66. 1956 Topps Baseball #79 Sandy 65. (2) 1954 Wilson Franks PSA Graded Koufax (Gray Back) PSA NM-MT 8 Opening Bid $200.00 5.5 to 6 Cards with Slaughter Opening Bid $200.00

69. 1961 68. 1961 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball #443 Stamps Duke Snider Mickey PSA Mint 9 Mantle PSA Opening Bid NM-MT 8 $100.00 Opening Bid 67. 1956 Topps Baseball #79 Sandy $100.00 Koufax (Gray Back) PSA NM 7 Opening Bid $150.00

70. 1963 Topps Baseball #537 Pete Rose Rookie SGC 80 EX/NM 6 Opening Bid $200.00 71. 1963 Salada-Junket Coin #63 72. 1963 Salada-Junket Coin #56 Al Kaline PSA Gem Mint 10 Mickey Mantle - PSA Mint 9 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

73. 1964 75. 1971 Topps Kellogg’s Baseball Baseball #65 #460 Bob Pete Rose Gibson PSA PSA Mint 9 Mint 9 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00 74. 1967 Topps #581 Tom Seaver RC—PSA 8 (OC) Opening Bid $150.00

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76. (58) 1956-1981 Topps & O- Pee-Chee Baseball PSA and SGC Graded Cards with 77. 1959-1971 Baseball Hall of Schmidt RC Fame Oddball PSA Graded Cards Supplement your accomplished cardboard (8) gathering with these (58) 1956-1981 Topps Take a break from the mainstream and seize and O-Pee-Chee Baseball singles. Each these (8) 1959-1971 Baseball Hall of Fame odd- graded by either PSA or SGC. Keys ball cards. Each graded by PSA. Includes: 1959 include: 1956 Topps: (2 cards, both PSA 8) Fleer Ted Williams: (3 cards, all PSA 7) with with #73, 75; 1972 Topps: #595 Ryan (PSA #29 Hits for the Cycle, #57 400th Homer, #63 7); 1973 Topps: #220 Ryan (PSA 3), #615 All-Star Record; 1961 Fleer: (2 cards, both PSA Schmidt/Cey RC (PSA 6); 1975 Topps 6) with #31 Gehrig, #75 Ruth; 1966 Topps Rub- Mini: #200 Mantle/Wills (PSA 8); 1977 Offs: Clemente (PSA 7); 1971 Kellogg’s: (2 Topps: #473 Dawson RC (PSA 7); 1978 cards, both PSA 8) with #5 Clemente and #10 Topps: #316 (PSA 10); 1981 Topps: #662 Mays. (PSA 10), 664 (PSA 10), 669 (PSA 10), 670 Opening Bid $150.00 (PSA 10) and 673 (PSA 10). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

78. 1962 & 1963 Salada-Junket 79. 1963 Salada Baseball Coin Coins PSA Graded Baseball Lot of (15) Different All Collection (15) Including 9 Hall Graded PSA 9 of Famers Start a top tier set with this 1963 Salada Each graded by PSA. Formidable gathering baseball coin lot of (15). This pristine of (15) 1962 and 1963 Salada-Junket starter group of all different players pres- Baseball coins including nine Hall of Famers. ents like-new with sharp photos, bright Includes: 1962 Salada Coins: (12 coins) colors and bold text. Each has been with #23 Maris (PSA 8), #26 Grant (PSA 6), encapsulated with a Mint 9 grade desig- (2) #27 Yastrzemski (PSA 7, PSA 6), #33 nation by leading certification service Berra (PSA 8), #40 B. Robinson (PSA 6), PSA. Featured are: Felipe Alou, George #72 Cash (PSA 8), #84 Veal SP (PSA 6), Altman, Earl Battey, Jim Landis, Eddie #121 Kuenn SP (PSA 7), #149 Mays (PSA Mathews, Bill Monbouquette, Billy 6), #180 Aaron (PSA 5), #215 Snider (PSA Moran, Camilo Pasqual, John Romano, 6); 1963 Salada Coins: (3 coins) with #22 David Stenhouse, Ralph Terry, Tom Mays (PSA 6), #53 B. Robinson (PSA 8) Tresh, Leon Wagner, Hoyt Wilhelm, and #58 Colavito (PSA 9). Billy Williams. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

81. (31) 1972 Topps Baseball PSA & SGC Graded “7” or Better Group 80. (8) 1965 Topps Baseball with Ryan Transfer SGC 88 Graded Singles Assembled is an electric array of (31) 1972 Topps with Clemente Baseball PSA and SGC graded cards, each of which is evaluated a “7” or better. Includes: SGC Each graded 88 NM-MT 8 by SGC. High-grade 92: (2 cards) with #604, 680; PSA 8: (17 cards) assortment of eight 1965 Topps Baseball with #116, 681, 685, #695 Carew, 705, 711, 729, Transfer singles featuring four Hall of Famers. 733, 736, 765, 771, 774, 776, #777 Wilhelm, 780, Includes: Callison, Clemente, T. Davis, Hinton, 783, 784; SGC 88: (2 cards) with #668 Rangers Killebrew, B. Robinson, Santo and Ward. Team, 759; SGC 86: #764; PSA 7: (4 cards) with Opening Bid $500.00 #550 B. Robinson, #595 Ryan, #600 Kaline, #749 Alston; SGC 84: (5 cards) with #697, 703, 735, 773 and 782. Opening Bid $200.00

83. Extensive 1986 Topps Baseball PSA-Graded Hoard (382) 82. (35) 1973 Topps Baseball Including (198) GEM MT 10s PSA Graded Cards with This large load of (382) 1986 Topps Baseball Schmidt Rookie & Ryan P S A graded cards comes from an issue that was Each graded by PSA. Elite arrangement a childhood favorite for our consignor who long of (35) 1973 Topps Baseball high-grade dreamed of completing a set of Gem Mint 10 cards including multiple Hall of Famers and Mint 9 examples...but ultimately came up and stars. Includes: PSA 9: (13 cards) short after a valiant effort. Here is the fruit of his with #3, 30, 33, 42, 47, 51, 68, 73, 74, l a b o r s : GEM MT 1 0 - (198 cards) with (2) #170 82, 96, 143, 520; PSA 8: (19 cards) with C a r t e r, #180 Mattingly, #200 Schmidt, #300 #41, 132, 158, 161, 184, 329, 331, 355, Brett, #340 Ripken, #500 Henderson, #661 389, 421, 436, 443, 457, 469, 493, 516, Clemens, #700 Jackson and #744 Sorensen (1 of 525, 562, 617; PSA 7: #190 Gibson; PSA 1, none higher) . M I N T 9 - (59 cards) with #100 6: #615 Schmidt/Cey RC and PSA 3: Ryan and #358 Dempsey (1 of 1, none higher) #220 Ryan. and #690 Sandberg . One of the very underrated sets from the decade due to the fragile Opening Bid $150.00 black top borders that are susceptible to chipping. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

16 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 84. 1938 PM8 85. Scarce Our National 1947 F340 Game Near Set Centennial of (28/30) Pins Flour Seattle This 1938 PM8 “Our Rainiers National Game” near Complete Set set of (28/30) pins showcases the (32) likenesses of period Oddball PCL greats. The 7/8”-diam- Collectors! Scarce eter collectibles aver- 1947 F340 age from (VG to VG- Centennial Flour EX) condition with Seattle Rainiers only a couple of out- complete set of liers. Each tab is (32) cards. This bent. Highlights oversized regional include: Dean issue measures 3- (EX), DiMaggio (VG), 3/4 x 5-1/4” and Feller (GD), Foxx features intense (EX), Gehrig (VG- black-and-white EX), Gehringer (VG), action sequences Gomez (VG), Greenberg (VG-EX) , Hubbell (VG-EX). Medwick (VG-EX), Ott (VG- throughout. The EX), Ruffing (VG), Simmons (VG). Missing only Cronin and Lewis for completion. condition sensitive surfaces averages (EX) condition while the reverse Opening Bid $150.00 advertising/biographical reverses are problem-free. Opening Bid $250.00

86. 1948 87. 1949 Bowman Bowman Baseball Near Set of Baseball (220/240) Cards Complete Ready-to-complete 1949 Set (48/48) Bowman Baseball near set of (220/240) cards. The approx- with (12) imate condition breakdown is Graded as follows: 15% (VG-EX or Cards better), 20% (VG), 20% (GD) and 45% (FR or lesser) Inaugural 1948 with nearly 33% displaying Bowman reverse paper loss, surface Baseball com- tape residue or writing. The plete set of (48) tougher high series presents cards with (12) only slightly lesser than the graded cards. more available numbers. The overall Highlights include: #23 approximate Doerr (VG), #24 Musial (PR, condition break- pin hole), #36 Reese (GD), down is as follows: 25% (EX-MT or better), 40% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 15% (VG #46 Roberts RC (GD), #84 or lesser). Highlights include: #3 Kiner RC (PSA 4), #4 Mize RC (EX), #5 Feller Campanella RC (FR), #98 (VG-EX), #6 Berra RC (presents EX-MT, blank-backed with writing), #8 Rizzuto RC Rizzuto (GD, No Name on (VG-EX), #17 Slaughter (PSA 4), #18 Spahn RC (PSA 4), #29 Page (NM), #36 Front), #110 Wynn RC (GD), #233 Doby RC (PR, pin hole) and #240 B. Young RC Musial RC (trimmed), #38 Schoendienst RC (EX-MT) and #47 Thomson (NM). More on our website. (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

88. 1952-1955 Red 89. 1954 Red Heart Man Tobacco Partial Set & 1955 Near/Partial Set Topps Doubleheader Run with Tabs Near Set Smoke shop heroes are Offbeat tandem of 1954-1955 championed with the baseball oddball partial and offered 1952-1955 Red near sets. Includes: 1954 Red Man Tobacco near/par- Heart partial: (25/33, average tial set run with tabs. GD, four dupes) with Kell Highlights include: 1952 (FR), (2) Kiner (GD, FR), Red Man near: (48/52, Lemon (VG), B. Martin (GD), average GD to VG) with Musial (PSA 1), Schoendienst #AL23 T. Williams (GD); 1955 Topps (PR), #NL16 Musial Doubleheader near: (62/66, (GD), #NL17 Reese average GD to VG, missing (VG-EX); 1953 Red #45 Kaline/46, #69 T. Man near: (47/52, aver- Williams/70, #105 Aaron/106, age VG) with #AL 10 #111 Killebrew/112) with #21 Rizzuto (VG), #NL14 Skowron/22 (GD), #25 J. Snider (VG-EX); 1954 Robinson/26 (PR, paper loss), Red Man partial: #53 Herman/54 (GD), #109 (34/50, average GD) Newhouser/110 (VG), #127 with #AL9 Philley (GD, Athletics) and 1955 Red Man partial: (42/50, average VG) Spahn/128 (VG) and #129 with (2) #NL17 Reese (both GD). More on our website. Gilliam/130 (GD). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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90. 1950 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (252/252) with 91. 1950 Drake’s Cookies Baseball Complete PSA Graded Set (105) Graded of (36) Cards Pint-sized and powerful 1950 Bowman Baseball complete set of (252) cards fea- Turn the dial and capture your favorite diamond stars with the offered 1950 Drake’s turing (105) PSA and SGC graded cards. Highlights include: SGC 88: #178; PSA Cookies Baseball complete PSA graded set of (36) cards. This delicate black-bordered 7.5: #139 Mize; SGC 84: (22 cards) with #62 Kluszewski; SGC 80: (23 cards) “TV Baseball Series” is difficult to find in any condition. Includes: PSA 7: (2 cards) with #21 Reese, #75 Campanella, #219 Bauer; SGC 70: (19 cards) with #23 with #8, #28 Reynolds; PSA 6: (8 cards) with #1 Roe, #5 Snider, 10, 12, #19 Reese, Newcombe RC, #226 Konstanty; SGC 60: (13 cards) with #32 Roberts, #77 #23 Henrich, #24 Berra, 35; PSA 5: #32; PSA 4.5: (2 cards) with #26, 29; PSA 4: (6 Snider, #84 Ashburn, #98 T. Williams; SGC 45: (2 cards) with #22 J. Robinson, cards) with #7, 22, 30, 31, #33 D. DiMaggio, #36 Slaughter; PSA 3.5: #15; PSA 3: (3 #220 Durocher (No Copyright Line); Ungraded: (147 cards, average VG to VG- cards) with #3, #11 Hodges, #18 Furillo; PSA 2.5: (3 cards) with #2, #13 Doerr, #14 EX, 25% slightly stained) with #6 Feller (GD), #11 Rizzuto (VG) and #46 Berra Spahn; PSA 2: (2 cards) with #17, 21; PSA 1.5: #6 Campanella; PSA 1: (2 cards) (VG-EX). More on our website. with #9, 34; PSA Authentic: (5 cards) with #4, 16, 20, #25 Rizzuto and 27. Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

92. 1955 Topps Baseball Complete Set (210/210) Plus One-Cent Wrapper Splendid 1955 Topps Baseball complete set of (210) cards plus a scarce original one-cent wrapper (NM). The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 20% (EX-MT or better), 40% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Keys include: #1 Rhodes (EX-MT), #2 T. Williams (EX-MT), #4 Kaline (VG), #28 Banks (EX), #47 Aaron (EX), #50 J. Robinson (VG), #123 Koufax RC (VG-EX), #124 Killebrew RC (VG), #152 Agganis RC (EX-MT), #155 Mathews (EX-MT), #164 Clemente RC (EX), #187 Hodges (EX-MT), #189 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #194 Mays (VG-EX), #198 Berra (EX) and #210 Snider (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

93. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set (340/340) with One- Cent Wrapper Plus Both Checklists Fantastic 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340) cards plus an extremely scarce one-cent wrapper (EX-MT) and both checklists. The overall approximate condition breakdown for the instantly popular edition is as follows: 25% (EX-MT or better), 35% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Keys include: #5 T. Williams (EX), #15 Banks (EX-MT), #20 Kaline (NM), #30 J. Robinson (NM), #31 Aaron (EX-MT), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), #79 Koufax (EX-MT), #90 Reds Team-1955 (VG), #101 Campanella (VG-EX), #110 Berra (EX), #113 Rizzuto (EX), #130 Mays (VG-EX), #135 Mantle (EX, gray back), #150 Snider (EX-MT), #164 Killebrew (EX), #166 Dodgers Team (NM), #240 Ford (VG-EX), #251 Yankees Team (EX- MT), #260 Reese (EX-MT), #292 Aparicio RC (EX-MT), NNO CL 1/3 (VG-EX) and NNO CL 2/4 (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

18 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 94. 1951 Bowman 95. 1952 Bowman Baseball Near Set of Baseball Near Set of (308/324) Cards (251/252) Cards Secure over 95% of 1951 Presented is a 1952 Bowman Bowman Baseball edition with Baseball near set of (251/252) the offered near set of cards. The overall approximate (308/324) cards. The approxi- condition breakdown is as fol- mate condition breakdown is lows: 15% (VG-EX or better), as follows: 15% (VG-EX), 25% (VG), 35% (GD) and 25% 30% (VG), 30% (GD) and (FR or lesser) with nearly 10% 25% (FR or lesser) with the displaying reverse paper residue, challenging high series pre- tape residue or writing. The chal- senting only slightly lesser lenging high numbers generally than the more available num- display similarly to the more bers. Additionally, nearly 10% available numbers. Highlights displays reverse paper include: #1 Berra (PR), #8 Reese residue/loss or writing. (FR), #43 Feller (GD), #44 Highlights include: #1 Ford Campanella (trimmed), #52 RC (PR, reverse tape residue), Rizzuto (GD), #116 Snider #2 Berra (PR), #30 Feller (GD), #196 Musial (PR, punch (GD), #31 Campanella (PR), hole), #217 Stengel (VG-EX) #32 Snider (GD), #50 Mize and #218 Mays (FR). Missing (GD), #62 Boudreau (GD), only #101 Mantle for comple- #78 Wynn (VG), #80 Reese (VG) and #165 T. Williams (GD). More on our website. tion. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

97. 1955 Topps Baseball Near Set (205/206) Cards with (5) PSA 96. 1955 Topps Baseball Near Set (204/206) with (9) PSA Graded Stars Premier 1955 Topps Baseball near set of (205/206) cards bolstered by (5) PSA graded Graded Stars stars. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 30% (EX-MT or Eye-catching 1955 Topps Baseball near set of (204/206) cards featuring (9) PSA grad- better), 30% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). Keys include: #2 T. ed stars. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 10% (EX or bet- Williams (VG-EX), #4 Kaline (PSA 6), #5 Gilliam (PSA 6), #22 Skowron (PSA 6), ter), 30% (VG-EX), 35% (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser). Highlights include: #2 T. #28 Banks (VG-EX), #47 Aaron (VG-EX), #50 J. Robinson (PSA 6), #123 Koufax Williams (PSA 4), #4 Kaline (GD), #28 Banks (PSA 4), #47 Aaron (FR), #50 J. RC (VG-EX), #124 Killebrew RC (VG-EX), #152 Agganis RC (EX), #155 Mathews Robinson (PSA 3), #123 Koufax RC (PSA 3), #124 Killebrew RC (PSA 4), #164 (EX-MT), #166 Bauer (NM), #189 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #194 Mays (PSA 6.5), #198 Clemente RC (PSA 1), #187 Hodges (PSA 4), #189 Rizzuto (PSA 4) and #194 Mays Berra (VG) and #210 Snider (VG-EX). Missing only #164 Clemente RC for comple- (PSA 4). Missing only #31 Spahn and #198 Berra for completion. tion. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00

98. 1955 99. 1955 Bowman Baseball Bowman Complete Set of (320) Baseball Cards with (2) Graded Complete Set Plus (2) Variations of (320) Capture the offered 1955 Bowman Cards Plus Baseball complete set of (320) cards with two graded plus a pair of varia- Wrapper & tions. This wood bordered issue has (2) Variations an overall approximate condition Assembled is a breakdown of 15% (NM or better), fine 1955 35% (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 20% Bowman Baseball (VG-EX or lesser) with less than 5% complete set of displaying evidence of trimming or (320) cards plus being short due to factory printing an original five- techniques of the age. Highlights cent wrapper (VG- include: #10 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #22 EX) and both Campanella (EX-MT), #23 Kaline Ernie/Don Johnson variations. The overall approximate condition breakdown for this (EX-MT), #59 Ford (EX-MT), #103 mixed grade issue is as follows: 20% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) Mathews (EX-MT), #134 Feller and 25% (VG or lesser). Keys include: #1 Wilhelm (EX), #10 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #22 (EX), #158 Hodges (NM), #168 Campanella (GD), #23 Kaline (NM), #37 Reese (VG-EX), #59 Ford (GD), #101 E. Berra (VG-EX), #179 Aaron (VG- Johnson Front (GD), #157 E. Johnson Front (EX), #168 Berra (VG), #179 Aaron EX), #184 Mays (EX-MT), #202 Mantle (trimmed), #242 Banks (FR, reverse hinge (VG), #184 Mays (VG), #202 Mantle (GD), #242 Banks (VG) and #315 Hubbard RC residue) and #303 Conlan (SGC 84). Also present are both #101 and #157 D. (NM). More on our website. Johnson/E. Johnson variations (both EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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100. 1956 Topps 101. 1956 & Baseball Complete Set 1957 Topps (340) with (18) PSA Baseball Near Graded Stars Sets Consistently attractive 1956 Bubble gum heroes Topps Baseball complete set of shine with the (340/340) cards showcasing offered pairing of (18) PSA graded stars. This 1956 and 1957 beloved horizontal edition has Topps Baseball near an overall approximate condi- sets. Highlights tion breakdown of 15% (EX- include: 1956 Topps MT or better), 20% (EX), 35% near: (291/340, (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or less- average VG) with er). Keys include: #5 T. #5 T. Williams (PR, Williams (PSA 5), #11 Cubs paper loss), #8 Team-1955 (VG), #15 Banks Alston (NM), #30 J. (PSA 4), #20 Kaline (PSA 6), Robinson (GD), #31 Aaron (GD), #33 Clemente (VG), #110 Berra (VG), #113 #30 J. Robinson (PSA 4.5), #31 Rizzuto (VG), #130 Mays (GD), #135 Mantle (FR, gray back), #164 Killebrew (VG), Aaron (PSA 4), #33 Clemente #166 Dodgers Team (VG), #181 B. Martin (EX-MT); NNO CL 1/3 (marked), NNO (PSA 4), #79 Koufax (PSA 5), CL 2/4 (marked); 1957 Topps near: (374/407, average VG to VG-EX, 10% reverse #85 Indians Team-1955 (VG- paper loss/residue or writing) with #1 T. Williams (VG-EX), #10 Mays (EX-MT), #18 EX), #101 Campanella (PSA 4), #107 Mathews (PSA 6), #110 Berra (PSA 5), #113 Drysdale RC (VG), #20 Aaron (VG), #24 Mazeroski RC (VG), #76 Clemente (EX- Rizzuto (VG), #130 Mays (PSA 4.5), #135 Mantle (PSA 1.5, gray back), #150 Snider MT), #95 Mantle (GD), #125 Kaline (EX), #400 Dodgers Sluggers (EX-MT), NNO (PSA 6), #166 Dodgers Team (PSA 4), #240 Ford (PSA 5.5) and #260 Reese (VG). CL 1/2 (marked) and NNO 6/22 Contest (FR), More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

102. 1957 Topps 103. 1958 Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set of Complete Set (407) Cards (494/494) with with (4) PSA (12) PSA Graded Graded Stars Stars Plus Plus Contest Contest Card Card Formidable 1958 Topps Stellar 1957 To p p s Baseball complete set Baseball complete set of (494/494) cards with of (407) cards featur- a dozen PSA graded ing (4) PSA g r a d e d stars plus an additional stars plus a contest contest card. The over- card. The approximate all approximate condi- condition breakdown tion breakdown is as is as follows: 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser) follows: 20% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). with the challenging fourth series generally presenting similarly to the more available Keys include: #1 T. Williams (VG-EX), #5 Mays (PSA 7), #30 Aaron (VG), #47 numbers. Highlights include: #1 T. Wi l l i a m s (EX), #2 Berra (VG), #10 Mays (VG), #18 Maris RC (VG-EX), #52 Clemente (PSA 5), #70 Kaline (PSA 5), #88 Snider (EX), Drysdale RC (PSA 5), #20 Aaron (VG), #30 Reese (VG-EX), #35 F. Robinson R C #150 Mantle (PSA 7), #187 Koufax (PSA 5), #270 Spahn (PSA 5), #288 Killebrew (EX), #55 Banks (VG-EX), #76 C l e m e n t e ( P S A 6), #95 M a n t l e ( P S A 5), #125 Kaline (VG), #320 Ford (EX-MT), #321 Kluszewski/Williams (VG-EX), #343 Cepeda RC (VG), #210 Campanella (EX-MT), #302 K o u f a x (EX), #312 Kubek RC (PSA 6, st), (VG-EX), #370 Berra (PSA 6), #375 Reese (PSA 6), #418 Mantle/Aaron (PSA 7), #328 B. Robinson RC (VG-EX), #338 Bunning RC (EX), #400 Dodgers Sluggers (EX), #476 Musial AS (VG-EX), #482 Banks AS (PSA 5), #484 F. Robinson AS (VG, mis- #407 M a n t l e / B e r r a (VG) and NNO CL 7/19 (FR). More on our website. cut), #485 T. Williams AS (EX), #486 Mays AS (VG), #487 Mantle AS (VG-EX), Opening Bid $500.00 #488 Aaron AS (VG-EX) and NNO 7/8 Contest (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

104. 1958 Topps Baseball 105. 1959 Topps Complete Set of (494) Cards Baseball Complete Set with (2) Yellow Variations of (572) Cards Capture the offered 1958 Topps Classic 1959 Topps Baseball Baseball complete set of (494) cards complete set of (572) cards. including a pair of yellow variations. The overall approximate con- The overall approximate condition dition breakdown is as fol- breakdown is as follows: 20% (EX-MT lows: 10% (EX or better), 35% or better), 20% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 25% and 30% (VG or lesser). Highlights (GD or lesser) with the chal- include: #1 T. Williams (FR), #2 lenging high series generally Lemon (GD, Yellow Team), #5 Mays presenting on-par with the (VG), #8 Kasko (VG, Yellow Name), more available numbers. Keys #30 Aaron (GD), #47 Maris RC (GD), include: #10 Mantle (GD), #50 #52 Clemente (VG), #70 Kaline (EX), Mays (VG), #163 Koufax #150 Mantle (VG-EX), #187 Koufax (VG), #202 Maris (VG-EX), (EX), #288 Killebrew (VG-EX), #310 #338 S. Anderson RC (VG), Banks (VG), #314 Snider/Alston (EX- #380 Aaron (VG), #461 MT), #321 Kluszewski/Williams (EX), Mantle HR (VG-EX), #478 #343 Cepeda RC (VG-EX), #375 Clemente (VG-EX), #514 Reese (EX-MT), #400 Fox (EX-MT), Gibson RC (GD), #515 #418 Mantle/Aaron (VG), #436 Mays/Snider (VG-EX), #476 Musial AS (VG-EX), Killebrew (VG), #543 Corsair #482 Banks AS (EX-MT), #485 T. Williams AS (GD), #486 Mays AS (VG-EX), #487 Trio/Clemente (VG-EX), #550 Campanella (GD), #561 Aaron AS (VG), #563 Mays Mantle AS (VG) and #488 Aaron AS (EX). More on our website. AS (GD) and #564 Mantle AS (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

20 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 106. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set (572/572) Assembled is a mid-grade 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards. The approximate condition breakdown for this eye-catching horizontal edition is as follows: 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser) with the tougher high series generally presenting on par, if not slightly better than the more available numbers. Keys include: #148 Yastrzemski RC (GD), #160 Mantle/Boyer (VG), #200 Mays 107. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572) Cards with (3) (EX), #210 Killebrew (EX-MT), Graded Stars #250 Musial (EX-MT), #300 Aaron Consistently attractive 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards featuring three (EX-MT), #316 McCovey RC (VG- graded stars. The approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 15% (NM or better), EX), #326 Clemente (EX), #343 30% (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging high series Koufax (VG-EX), #350 Mantle generally presenting similarly to the remaining numbers. Highlights include: #28 B. (GD), #377 Maris (EX-MT), #493 Robinson (NM), #148 Ya s t r z e m s k i RC (BVG 7), #160 Mantle/Boyer (EX-MT), #200 Snider (EX-MT), #554 McCovey AS Mays (VG), #300 Aaron (VG-EX), #316 M c C o v e y RC (EX), #326 Clemente (VG-EX), (VG-EX), #560 Banks AS (EX), #343 Koufax (GD), #350 M a n t l e ( P S A 7), #377 Maris (VG-EX), #475 Drysdale (NM), #561 Kaline AS (EX-MT), #563 #554 McCovey AS (EX-MT), #563 M a n t l e AS (VG-EX), #564 Mays AS (EX-MT), Mantle AS (VG), #564 Mays AS (EX), #565 Maris AS (VG) and #566 Aaron AS #565 Maris AS (VG) and #566 A a r o n AS (PSA 6). More on our website. (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

108. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set (572/572) with 109. 1961 Golden Press (2) Graded Including Baseball Unpunched Clemente Complete Album of (33) Formidable 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards including a Cards pair of graded cards. This neatly Presented is a complete, unpunched pieced together edition has an overall 1961 Golden Press Baseball album approximate condition breakdown of featuring (33) cards of all-time greats. 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), This set features (3) cards on the 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX) or lesser cover, (4) six-card inner pages and a with the challenging high series gener- six-card back cover. The front cover ally presenting similarly, if not slightly (including Ruth) displays moderate lesser than the more available num- creasing throughout while the back bers. Highlights include: #148 cover has sustained moderate abra- Yastrzemski RC (EX-MT), #160 sions and surface imperfections. Mantle/Boyer (EX), #200 Mays (VG- However, the tightly attached inner EX), #300 Aaron (EX-MT), #316 pages are crease-free. Legends include McCovey RC (VG), #326 Clemente #3 Ruth (partially punched), #9 (SGC 80), #343 Koufax (EX-MT), DiMaggio, #16 Gehrig, #24 #350 Mantle (NM), #377 Maris (VG- Mathewson, #25 Cobb, #29 W. EX), #480 Berra (NM), #558 Mathews Johnson, #32 Wagner and #33 C. AS (NM), #560 Banks AS (NM), #563 Mantle AS (EX), #564 Mays AS (EX-MT), Young. #565 Maris AS (VG-EX) and #566 Aaron AS (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

110. 1962 Topps Baseball 111. 1968 & 1971 Near Set of (578/598) Topps Baseball Near Cards Sets with Most Stars Ready-to-complete 1962 Topps Prolific pairing of 1968 and Baseball near set of (578/598) 1971 Topps Baseball near cards. The approximate condition sets featuring the majority of breakdown for this condition sen- Hall of Famers and stars. sitive wood border issue is as fol- Highlights include: 1968 lows: 20% (EX or better), 30% Topps near: (519/598, aver- (VG-EX), 35% (VG) and 15% age VG to VG-EX) with #45 (GD or lesser) with the challeng- Seaver (VG), #50 Mays ing high series generally present- (VG-EX), #110 Aaron (VG), ing on par with the more avail- #150 Clemente (NM), #177 able numbers. Keys include: #1 Ryan RC (GD), #355 Banks Maris (EX), #5 Koufax (FR), #10 (VG-EX), #528 Tigers Team Clemente (VG-EX), #18 (VG-EX); 1971 Topps near: Mantle/Mays (GD), #30 Mathews (671/752, average VG to (EX-MT), #50 Musial (VG), #53 VG-EX) with #20 R. Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL Jackson (EX), #26 Blyleven (VG), #199 Perry RC (VG), #300 RC (EX-MT), #100 Rose Mays (GD), #318 Mantle IA (EX-MT), #341 Garvey RC (VG), #387 Brock RC (VG-EX), (EX-MT), #400 Aaron (VG), #401 Maris/Cepeda (VG-EX), #513 Ryan (EX-MT), #525 Banks (EX-MT), #600 Mays (GD), #630 Clemente (GD) #591 McDowell RC (EX-MT) and #594 Uecker RC (GD). More on our website. and #709 Baylor RC (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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112. 1971 Topps 113. 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set (752/752) Plus Set of (787) Cards (540) Duplicates Strong 1972 Topps Baseball Promising mid-grade 1971 complete set of (787) cards. Topps Baseball complete set This difficult-to-complete of (752) cards plus (540) series has an approximate duplicates. The overall condition breakdown of 15% approximate condition break- (NM or better), 35% (EX- down for the complete set is MT), 30% (EX) and 20% as follows: 20% (EX or bet- (VG-EX or lesser) with the ter), 25% (VG-EX), 35% challenging high series gen- (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser) erally presenting similarly to with the duplicates averaging the more available numbers. (GD). Keys include: #100 Highlights include: #49 Mays Rose (GD), #250 Bench (EX-MT), #50 Mays IA (GD), #341 Garvey RC (GD), (VG-EX), #79 Fisk/Cooper #400 Aaron (VG), #513 Ryan RC (EX-MT), #299 Aaron (VG), #530 Yastrzemski (VG- (EX), #300 Aaron IA (EX- EX), #600 Mays (EX), #630 MT), #309 Clemente Clemente (GD), #640 F. (EX), #550 B. Robinson Robinson (VG) and #709 (NM), #595 Ryan (GD, stain) Baylor RC (GD). More on and #600 Kaline (EX-MT). our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

114. 1974 Topps 115. 1974 Topps Baseball Complete Set Baseball in Factory Box—Sharp! Complete Set Stunning 1974 Topps Baseball (660/660) Plus complete set of (704) cards that (1,257) Duplicates is stored in an original factory Presented is a 1974 display box and has been virtual- Topps Baseball com- ly unhandled in the decades plete set of (660/660) since. Prior to the 1980s, early cards plus (1,257) dupli- Topps factory sets were com- cates. This 660-card edi- monly sold through national tion averages (EX-MT) department store chains such as condition with the dupli- Sears. The slipcase collage dis- cates generally averag- play box presents nicely with ing (EX to EX-MT) expected moderate shelf wear, condition. Keys include: fraying and three pieces of sepa- #1 Aaron (GD), #20 rated or loose paneling. The Ryan (EX), #80 Seaver sharp regular and traded series (EX-MT), #252 Parker primarily grade (NM to NM- RC (NM), #283 MT) with many better and only a Schmidt (VG-EX), #300 handful lesser. Key include: #1 Rose (EX-MT), #456 Aaron (NM), #20 Ryan (NM), Winfield RC (EX) and #80 Seaver (NM-MT), #283 Schmidt (NM), #300 Rose (NM) and #456 Winfield RC #598 Griffey RC (EX). (NM). Several specimens are viable candidates for third-party professional grading. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

116. 1973-1976 Topps 117. 1973-1979 Topps Baseball Complete Set Baseball Complete Run Run with Variations of (7) Sets Showcased is a quartet of Add depth to your Topps Baseball 1973-1976 Topps Baseball set collection with the offered run complete sets with variations. of seven complete editions. Highlighted among these 660- Highlights include: 1973 Topps card editions include: 1973 set: (average VG-EX) with #220 Topps set: (average VG-EX to Ryan (VG-EX), #305 Mays (EX- EX, plus 13 manager color MT), #615 Schmidt RC/Cey background variations) with (NM); 1974 Topps set: (average #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #305 EX-MT to NM) with #1 Aaron Mays (EX), #615 Schmidt (EX), #20 Ryan (NM), #300 Rose RC/Cey (EX-MT); 1974 Topps (NM-MT), #456 Winfield RC set: (average EX-MT to NM, (EX-MT); 1975 Topps set: (aver- 15 Washington variations) with age EX-MT to NM) with #223 #1 Aaron (EX-MT), #20 Ryan Yount RC (EX-MT), #228 Brett (EX-MT), #456 Winfield RC RC (NM), #500 Ryan (EX-MT), (NM); 1975 Topps set: (aver- #660 Aaron (EX-MT); 1976 age EX-MT) with #223 Yount Topps set: (average NM) with RC (NM), #228 Brett RC #98 Eckersley RC (NM), #550 (NM), #500 Ryan (EX); 1976 Aaron (EX); 1977 Topps set: (average NM) with #650 Ryan (EX-MT); 1978 Topps Topps set: (average EX-MT to NM) with #98 Eckersley RC (NM-MT), #330 Ryan set: (average NM) with #36 Murray RC (EX-MT), #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (EX- (EX-MT) and #550 Aaron (EX-MT). More on our website. MT) and 1979 Topps set: (average EX-MT to NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

22 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 118. Extremely Rare 1975 119. (2) 1975 Topps Mike Mandel Baseball Complete Photographer’s Sets Cards Dynamic pair of 1975 Complete Set Topps Baseball complete (135) Including sets. These colorful 660- Ansel Adams card editions average (EX- To see Ansel Adams MT to NM) and (VG-EX) clad in the “tools of condition respectively. ignorance” with a Highlights include: (2) #1 mitt and ball—that Aaron HL (NM, GD), (2) alone is worth the #61 Winfield (NM, VG- price of admission EX), (2) #73 Schmidt (NM, here. But keep your VG), (2) #223 Yount RC eyes peeled for #24 (NM, EX-MT), (2) #228 Mike Mandel as Brett RC (EX-MT, VG), (2) well. It was he who #500 Ryan (EX, VG), (2) in 1975 had the grand vision to create a homemade set devoted entirely to renowned #616 Rice RC (NM, VG- and lesser-known shutterbugs such as himself. Now a cult classic, Mandel’s 135-card EX), (2) #620 Carter RC issue was originally released in 3,000 cello packs of 10 cards apiece plus a stick of (NM-MT, VG-EX) and (2) Topps gum. The complete set rarely surfaces at auction. Near Mint condition. #660 Aaron (both (VG). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

120. 1975-1979 Topps 121. 1970-1974 Baseball Complete Kellogg’s Baseball Set Run High-Grade Complete Presented is a run of 1975- Sets Lot (5) with (2) 1979 Topps Baseball com- PSA Graded plete sets. Highlights include: 1975 Topps set: (average Clemente EX-MT to NM) with #223 Three-dimensional superstars Yount RC (EX), #228 Brett are the fare for these (5) RC (NM), #500 Ryan (EX- 1970-1974 Kellogg’s Baseball MT), #660 Aaron (EX-MT); complete sets. Highlights 1976 Topps set: (average NM include: 1970 Kellogg’s set: to NM-MT, 44/44 Traded) (average NM to NM-MT) with #550 Aaron (NM); 1977 with #2 Rose (NM), #27 Topps set: (average NM to Clemente (PSA 8), #32 R. NM-MT) with #650 Ryan Jackson (NM-MT); 1972 (NM); 1978 Topps set: (aver- Kellogg’s set: (average NM) age NM to NM-MT) with #36 with #49 Clemente (PSA 8), Murray RC (NM), #707 #54 Mays (EX-MT); 1972 Molitor/Trammell RC (EX- Kellogg’s All-Time Baseball MT) and 1979 Topps set: Greats set: (average NM) (average NM-MT) with #116 with #14 Ruth (NM-MT); O. Smith RC (EX-MT). More 1973 Kellogg’s set: (average on our website. NM) with #16 Ryan (NM) and 1974 Kellogg’s set: (average NM) with #8 Ryan Opening Bid $250.00 (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

122. 1971-1979 Kellogg’s 123. (5) Baseball Complete Run of 1975-1979 (10) Sets Hostess Spotlighted is a 1971-1979 Kellogg’s Baseball & Baseball complete run of (10) sets. Due Twinkies to storing methods, these editions display varying degrees of curling. Complete Highlights include: 1971 Kellogg’s Sets with Baseball set: (75/75, average EX-MT, Panels 17% cracked) with #5 Clemente (NM), Snack on these #65 Rose (NM); 1972 Kellogg’s five 1975-1979 Baseball set: (54/54, average EX-MT Hostess to NM) with #49 Clemente (NM); 1972 Baseball and Kellogg’s All-Time Baseball Greats Twinkies com- set: (15/15, average NM); 1973 plete set. Highlights include: 1975 Hostess Twinkies set: (60/60, average NM) with Kellogg’s Baseball set: (54/54, average #29 Rose (NM), #58 Ryan (NM), #80 Yount RC (NM), #130 Aaron (VG-EX); 1976 NM) with #16 Ryan (NM-MT); 1974 Hostess Twinkies set: (60/60, average EX-MT to NM, #1 regular issue) with #11 Kellogg’s Baseball set: (54/54, average Yount (NM), #35 Seaver (NM); 1977 Hostess Panels set: (50/50, average NM to NM) with #8 Ryan (NM); 1975 NM-MT) with #34 Yount/35/#36 Brett (NM), #79 Hunter/80/#81 Ryan (NM-MT); Kellogg’s Baseball set: (57/57, average 1978 Hostess Panels set: (50/50, average EX-MT to NM) with #31 Murray RC/32/33 NM) with #26 Ryan (NM-MT); 1976 (NM), #82/#83 Ryan/84 (EX-MT); 1979 Hostess Panels set: (50/50, average EX-MT Kellogg’s Baseball set: (57/57, average to NM) with #67/#68 Brett/69 (NM-MT) and #100/#101 Ryan/#102 O. Smith RC NM-MT) with #19 Eckersley RC (NM-MT) and 1978 Kellogg’s Baseball set: (57/57, (NM). More on our website. average EX-MT to NM) with #51 Ryan (NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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124. (112) 1980-2007 Baseball Complete Sets—Loaded Massive 1980-2007 baseball complete set collection that is loaded with Hall of Famers and stars. Unless noted, each edition is hand collated and grades (NM- MT) with all keys generally presenting similarly. Highlights include: Topps: (49 sets) with 1980-1992 run, 1981-1987 Traded run, 1989-1993 Bowman run, 1992 Stadium Club Jack Murphy, 1992 Traded Gold (factory, but opened), 2000 Topps Chrome Traded; Donruss: (19 sets) with 1981-1992 run; Fleer: (24 sets) with 1981-1988 run, 125. (4) 1986-1988 Baseball Factory Sets with (3) Topps Tiffany 1984 Update, 1992 Update (fac- Extremely limited group of four 1986-1988 baseball factory sets. Each set is sealed in tory, but opened); Upper Deck: their original factory boxes and could allow for high-grade possibilities from third- (11 sets) with 1989 (factory, but party professional grading companies. Includes. 1-2.) (2) 1986 Topps Tiffany; 3.) 1986 opened), 1993 SP and 1994 SP. Topps Traded Tiffany (Bonds RC) and 4.) 1988 Score Rookie & Traded High-Gloss Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. (Alomar and Biggio rookies). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

126. (45) 1987-1992 127. (1,000,000+) Baseball Complete Mostly 1980s- Sets & Factory 2000 Baseball Cases Card Warehouse Massive group of (45) Hoard—Loaded! 1987-1992 baseball com- Become a cardboard plete sets and factory millionaire with this cases. Highlights include: (1,000,000+) mostly Cases: (6 cases, all sealed, 1980s-2000s baseball unless noted) with (2) card warehouse hoard! 1987 Topps vending (24 Clear a significant boxes, 500 cards per), piece of warehouse 1988 Donruss set (15 sets), space for this mountain 1989 Fleer set (15 sets), as it will take months to 1990 Donruss set (15 sets), thoroughly review the 1991 Upper Deck set near contents. These cards are housed throughout several hundred storage boxes and (13/15 sets) and Sets: (39 serve as an instant sports card business. Due to the overwhelming scale of this lot, our sets, all hand collated, team was only able to quickly glance through each box meaning there is a high proba- unless noted) with 1989 bility for additional high dollar treasures waiting to be unearthed! Upon just a quick Upper Deck (in factory review, the following were uncovered: (15,000+) 1980s-1990s Hall of Famers and box, but opened). Due to stars with several rookies, (8,000+) 1990s inserts/refractors/parallels of mostly stars size/weight, a shipping and many more. All calculations are rough and conservatively estimated. Due to surcharge may apply. size/weight, local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is required. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

128. Mostly 1980s-2000s 129. Mostly Baseball Warehouse Lot 1980s-2000s of (1,000,000+) Cards Baseball Hoard of The offered mostly 1980s-2000s (1,000,000+) baseball warehouse lot of Cards with Many (1,000,000+) cards is ideal for the enterprising sports card Stars dealer. This thoroughly mixed Those seeking to start a gathering will undoubtedly con- sports card business or tain multiple complete/near sets significantly expand and singles from various premium their inventory will prof- brands. In addition to the sets, it immeasurably from several hundred additional boxes this massive mostly include singles, inserts/parallels, 1980s-2000s warehouse stars along with a supply of wax, card hoard of cello and rack packs. With the (1,000,000+) cards overwhelming scale, our team was including sets, modern only able to quickly glance inserts, star collections, through a handful of containers. oddball sets and much The cursory glance uncovered more. This mound is a culmination of collections bought by our consignor over sever- (3,000+) mixed star al years, including private collections and old dealer stock. Due to manpower limita- cards, (3,000+) 1990s-2000s star inserts/parallels and multiple modern inserts. All tions, our staff was only able to quickly pick through a couple of boxes among these calculations are rough and conservatively estimated. Due to size/weight, local pick-up pallets. All calculations are rough and conservatively estimated. Local pick-up at our at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is required. Silver Spring, Maryland storage facility is high encouraged. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

24 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 130. 1911 131. 1912 S81 T205 Gold Turkish Trophies Border Large Silk Partial Set Premium #108 of (170) Christy Different Mathewson with (15) Straying from the peri- Hall of od’s cardboard genre, Helmar Cigarettes issued Famers & the S81 Silks as premi- Many ums for purchase of the Shortprints company’s “Turkish Trophy” brand in 1912. and Hall of Fame Variations hurler Christy Accomplished Mathewson is the royal pre-war collec- subject of this well-pre- tors will enjoy served example. the offered 1911 The Deadball Era col- T205 Gold lectible measures nearly Border partial 7x9 and presents in (EX- set of (170) dif- MT to NM) condition ferent with (15) with deference to a light Hall of Famers horizontal fold. Amazing along with clarity is prevalent with very minor fraying confined to the upper and lower borders. numerous short- Opening Bid $300.00 prints and variations. The overall condition breakdown for the ungraded portion is as follows: 4% (VG), 14% (GD), 26% (FR) and 56% (PR) 132. 1912 S81 with 38% displaying a combination of wear including paper loss, tape residue, trimming or writing. The composition of the advertising backs includes (107) Turkish Trophies Piedmont/Sweet Caporal, (23) Hassan, (20) Polar Bear, (14) Honest Long Cut, (5) Large Silk Sovereign and (1) Cycle. Highlights include: Hall of Famers: (15 cards) with Bender Premium #101 (PR, reverse writing), Bresnahan (FR, Mouth Closed, Polar Bear), Bresnahan (PR, Red Dooin reverse tape, Mouth Open), Clarke (PR, pin holes), J. Collins (PR), Evers (PR, reverse paper loss), Jennings (PR, reverse writing, Honest Long Cut), Joss (PR, trimmed and Fine 1912 S81 Turkish paper loss), Marquard (PR, Cycle), Mathewson (PR, reverse paper loss), Speaker (PR, Trophies large silk pre- pin holes), Tinker (PR, reverse paper loss), Wallace (PR, no Cap, Two Lines of 1910 mium featuring #101 stats, Polar Bear), Wallace (PR, with Cap, Honest Long Cut), Wheat (PR, paper loss); Red Dooin. This intri- Common Minor Leaguers: (11 cards, all Hassan backs, two PSA graded) with Cady cately crafted 7x9 satin (PSA 3, mc), McAllister (PSA 3); Shortprints/Variations: (23 cards) with Chase heirloom presents in (PR, Diamond Extends at Shoulders), Chase (FR, Diamond Extends Below (EX-MT) condition with Shoulders), Chase (PR, Left Ear Shows), Donohue (FR) and Sweeney (FR, Polar radiant player coloring Bear). More on our website. and a perimeter that is Opening Bid $900.00 virtually absent of any fabric fraying. Opening Bid $200.00

133. 1912 S81 Turkish Trophies 134. 1933-1949 Pre-War Large Silk Baseball Collection of (375) Premium Cards with (62) Hall of #98 Sherry Famers Including 1934 Magee Goudey Partial Set with Very attractive Gehrig 1912 S81 Extensive 1933-1949 pre-war baseball Turkish collection of (375) cards featuring (62) Trophies large Hall of Famers including Gehrig and silk premium Williams. Despite a percentage display- featuring #98 ing a combination of acute wear includ- Sherry Magee. ing reverse paper loss, tape residue or The St. Louis writing, the Hall of Fame lineup over- Cardinals stal- whelms any technical deficiencies. wart presents in Multiple partial and starter sets are con- (EX) condition tained within. Highlights include: 1933 with only slight Goudey: #29 Foxx (PR, writing), #64 perimeter fray- Grimes (GD), #79 Faber (GD), #133 ing along Lindstrom (VG); 1934 Goudey partial: with age- (66/96 cards, average FR, 20% reverse induced foxing paper loss, pin holes or writing) with #6 near the upper left corner. This delicate 7x9 satin antiquity has survived Dean (PR, pin holes), #27 Appling the century in an impressive state of preservation and will certainly attract (GD), #35 Lombardi (GD), #61 Gehrig (PR, writing), #90 Cuyler (GD); 1936 S & S Game: Foxx significant interest from advanced turn-of-the-century collectors. (EX-MT); 1939 Play Ball: #56 Greenberg (FR); 1940 Play Ball: #38 Doerr (GD) and 1949 Leaf: Opening Bid $150.00 #76 T. Williams (PR, reverse paper loss). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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135. 1909-11 T206 White Border Grab Bag of (22) Cards with (6) Hall of 136. (5) 1909-11 T206 Famers/Southern Leaguers White Border Tougher Offered is a 1909-11 T206 White Backs Border grab bag of (22) cards. Add variety to your 1909-11 Unless noted, each relic displays a T206 White Border advertising common advertising back. back collection with these five Highlights include: Hall of different tobacco cards. Includes: Famers/Southern Leaguers: (6 1.) Beamont (GD, El Principe De cards) with King (PR), Marquard Gales); 2.) Hannifan (GD, (PR, Hands at Thighs, pin hole), American Beauty 350, Persons (PR, Old Mill), Reagan Framed); 3.) Howell (FR, Hands (trimmed), Revelle (VG), C. Smith at Waist, Polar Bear), 4.) Puttman (PR) and Commons: (16 cards, 31% (FR, reverse writing, Tolstoi) and FR to GD, 69% PR with 44% paper 5.) Stephens (GD, Old Mill). loss, trimming or writing) with J. Opening Bid $150.00 Doyle (PR, reverse glue residue, N.Y.) . More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

137. 1909-1913 M101- 138. 1911 M116 & M110 Sporting 2 Sporting News Life Baseball Advertising Poster Supplements Lot (27) with Elmer Flick Including (3) Hall of Turn-of-the-century superstars who formed Famers the foundation of both the 1910 M116 and Handsome arrangement of M110 Sporting Life Baseball designations are (27) 1909-1913 Sporting pictured on the offered advertising poster. News Baseball supplements. Several Hall of Famers including Cobb, Highlights include: 1900s: (3 Mathewson and Wagner are depicted on this supplements) with 10/14/09 B. double-sided newspaper sheet measuring 10- Johnson (trimmed); 1910s: 1/2 x 15” when the upper and lower sections (24 supplements) with 1/27/10 are placed together. This delicate antiquity Joss (FR, tear), 2/24/10 Mullin displays expected perimeter fraying along (VG), 10/6/10 McLean (VG), with neat separation along the compacting 10/27/10 Taylor (GD), 11/10/10 Cole (EX-MT), 11/17/10 Lord (VG), 12/15/10 folds. An ingenious early collector adhered Hofman (VG-EX), 12/21/10 Wallace (GD) and 1/19/11 I. Thomas (VG-EX). More on the portrait of Flick on his designated slot. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

140. 1920s “W” Strip Baseball 139. 1921 Schapira Bros. Cards Lot (17 Different) Babe Ruth Near Set (4/6) Including 12 Hall of Famers The first season the thirty home run mark was eclipsed was in 1920 when From the candy store and into your col- “Babe” Ruth racked up an astounding lection arrive these (17) different 1920- total of fifty-four, changing the game 1928 baseball strip cards including a of baseball forever. Among the myriad dozen Hall of Famers. Highlights attempts to cash in on the “Babe’s” include: 1920 W516-1: #23 E. Collins prodigious production was the offered (VG); 1920 W519 Unnumbered: 1921 Schapira Bros. near set (4/6) with Murphy (VG); 1921 W516-2-2: #21 the portrait card and (3) batting poses Bancroft (GD); 1921 W551: (4 cards) captioned as: “They Passed Him“; with Baker (GD), (2) Sisler (VG, GD), “Over the Fence“; and “Home Run“. Stengel (PR, reverse writing); 1926-27 Though the hand-cut borders are irreg- W512: (6 cards) with #1 Bancroft (VG), ular, this truly scarce group is absolute- (2) #8 Frisch (St. Louis grades VG, ly stunning with bright images/colors Giants grades GD), (2) #9 Hornsby (both and solid, crease-free stock. GD, both Giants) and 1928 W513: #70 P. Opening Bid $250.00 Waner (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

141. 1932 Charles Denby Cigars Cubs 142. 1933-1936 Goudey Indian Gum Near Set (6/8) & Baseball Wide Pens Group (73) The offered 1932 Charles Denby Fine assortment of (73) 1933-1936 Goudey Cigars Chicago Cubs near set of Indian Gum and Baseball Wide Pens featuring (6/8) postcards is noted as the multiple Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights last tobacco-card issue before the include: 1933 Indian Gum: (46 cards, average outbreak of World War II. This VG, all common series) with #25 Geronimo black-and-white regional issue (VG-EX), #33 Pocahontas (EX), #38 Sitting Bull features poignant action shots. (VG-EX), #52 Davy Crockett (FR, reverse With deference to reverse writ- stamp), #53 Colonel Bowie (GD), #59 Wild Bill ing and evidence of postage use, (VG); 1936 R314 Goudey Wide Pens: (27 the surfaces otherwise present in cards, average VG-EX) with Dickey (VG), (GD) condition. Includes: Frisch (EX), Gomez (GD), Goslin (VG), Cuyler, Grimm, Herman, Medwick (VG-EX), Simmons (EX) and Vaughan Jurges, Stephenson and Warneke. (EX). More on our website. Missing only English and Hornsby for completion. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

26 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 143. (10) 1935-1941 144. 1939-1941 Wheaties Baseball Panels Play Ball & with Foxx & Grove Double Play Slurp on your cereal and enjoy the tal- Baseball ent found with these (10) 1935-1941 Group of (72) Wheaties Baseball panels featuring multiple Hall of Famers. With excep- Cards with (7) tion to reverse paper loss/residue or PSA Graded pencil writing, these collectibles still Hall of Famers present nicely. Includes: 1935 Series 1: Armstrong; 1938 Series 10: #2 Travis, and Stars #9 Grove; 1938 Player Panels: Prized selection of (72) 1939-1941 Play Ball and Double Play Baseball singles with Bonura, Gehringer, Manush, Vaughan; (7) PSA graded Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights include: 1939 Play Ball: #6 1939 Series 12: #5 Durocher (PSA 4); 1940 Play Ball: #174 Evers (EX-MT), #177 Baker (VG); 1941 Foxx; 1940 Champs of the USA: #3 Double Play: #23 Reese RC/24 (PSA 3), #31 Ott/32 (VG-EX), #61 Gomez/#62 Foxx/Bierman/Dickey Rizzuto RC (PSA 4), #63 J. DiMaggio/#64 Keller (VG-EX), #65/#66 Dickey (PSA 3), and 1941 Champs of the USA: #89 Ott/90 (VG-EX), #105 Grove/#106 Doerr (PSA 3) and #141/#142 Durocher (PSA #15 Bierman/Feller/McLeod. 5). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

146. 1925-1949 Hack Wilson Collection of (7) Hard times and hard drinking put premature ends to slugger 145. 1939-46 Salutation Exhibit “Hack” Wilson’s career and life. Lou Gehrig Despite his off the field issues Wilson rivaled the greatest slug- The undisputed key to the 1939-46 Salutation gers of his day, setting a 1930 Exhibits edition undoubtedly belongs to the single-season record of 191 offered Lou Gehrig specimen. The pinstriped RBIs which still stands today. slugger grades (VG-EX) with incidental corner Recall one of baseball’s greats and edge wear along with a clean blank with this 1925-1949 Hack reverse. Those pursuing this pre-war edition Wilson collection of (7) with: will be hard-pressed to find a superior copy vintage 8x10 wire photo (VG) that is ungraded. with 4/2/25 blurb attached; Opening Bid $200.00 1928 Exhibit card (VG); 1929 R316 Kashin card (VG-EX); 1930 W554 5x7 card (VG); c.1930 H&B 14” LS mini-bat (VG-EX); 1946-49 7x10 Sports Exchange photo; W517 reprint card (GD). Opening Bid $200.00

147. 1929-1961 148. 1949-51 Hage’s Jimmie Foxx Singles Dairy San Diego Lot (10 Lot (10) Different) Unleash “The Beast” into Incredibly scarce 1949-1951 your pre-war gathering with Hage’s Dairy group of (10) differ- these (10) 1929-1961 ent with blank backs. These Jimmie Foxx singles. PCL treasures are nearly impossi- Includes: 1920s: 1929-30 ble in any condition. While each R315-B (VG- sample displays a combination of EX); 1930s: (4 cards) with wear including pin holes, tape 1934 Goudey #1 residue or writing, their overall (GD), 1935 Goudey Four- scarcity overwhelms any technical in-One (FR, reverse tape), deficiencies. Includes: 1949 1936 R312 Pastels w/L. Hage’s Dairy: (7 cards) with B. Sewell (GD), 1937 Goudey Adams, R. Adams, Corriden/J. Thum Movies #12 (GD); 1940s: (2 cards) with 1940 Play Ball #133 (FR, tape), 1948 Reese, Easter (Batting, Follow- Swell Sports Thrills #1 “Greatest Single Inning” (VG); 1950s: (2) 1959 Fleer Ted Through), Storey, West (Batting Swing), B. Wilson (Pose); 1951 Hage’s Dairy: (3 Williams #11 w/T. Williams (both NM) and 1960s: 1961 Fleer Greats #28 (VG-EX). cards) with Kerr (Batting), Malmberg (Fielding) and Storey (Fielding). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

149. (16) 150. 1939-66 Exhibit 1950-1952 Baseball Card Lot of (45) Fischer’s with (19) HOFers Bread Initially exchanged for small Labels & change this offering of vending machine issues is anything but. Royal Offered is a 1939-66 Exhibit base- Desserts ball card lot of (45). Reporting in a Regional grade range of (VG to EX) this assortment of desirable group consists of (16) (16) 1950- “salutation” and (29) regular exam- 1952 Fischer’s ples including a lot total of (19) Bread Labels and Royal Dessert cards. Includes: 1950-52 Royal Desserts: (6 cards, HOFers. Highlights are: HOFers: average FR, all tape) with #10, #11 Rizzuto, #12 Henrich, 18, 20 (blue), 24; 1951 (6) salutation: L Appling, B. Feller, Fischer’s Bread Labels: (10 labels) with Jansen (FR), Joost (FR), Kellner (VG-EX), H. Greenberg, J. Medwick, J. Mize, Michaels (VG), Mize (GD), Noren (GD), Page (FR), Werle (FR), Westrum (GD) and M. Ott; (13) regular: L. Doby, W. Zernial (FR, pencil mark). Ford, B. Lemon, (4) W. Mays, (2) S. Musial, S. Paige, (2) R. Roberts, J. Robinson. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

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151. (155) 1939-1966 152. 1909-1952 Baseball Exhibits with Baseball Grab Bag Several Hall of Famers & of (44) Cards with Shortprints (8) Hall of Famers This 1939-1966 Baseball Exhibits Odd ends and spare parts collection of (155) cards is flush are brought together with with Hall of Famers, period stars this diverse 1909-1952 and tough shortprints. Highlights baseball grab bag of (44) include: 1939-46 Salutation cards featuring eight Hall Exhibits: (5 cards, average VG-EX) of Famers. Highlights with DiMaggio (VG-EX), Feller include: 1909-11 T206 (VG, Portrait), Greenberg (VG, Very White Borders: Bender Truly Yours); 1947-66 Exhibits: (79 (PR, with Trees, paper cards, average VG-EX, 11% reverse loss); 1911 T205 Gold writing) with Berra (EX-MT, Made Borders: Phelan (PR); In U.S.A.), Mantle (EX, “CK” Not 1948 Swell Sport Thrills: Connected), Mays (EX-MT, #6 Dickey (FR), #19 Feller Batting), Mays (VG-EX), Musial (FR); 1950-52 Royal (EX-MT, Made in U.S.A.), F. Desserts: #4 D. DiMaggio Robinson (EX), Skowron (EX-MT, (GD); 1951 Topps Connie “Moose”), Yastrzemski (EX-MT) Mack’s All-Stars: (2 and 1963 Stat Back Exhibits: (70 cards, both punched) with cards, average EX-MT) with Maris Mack, Mathewson; 1952 Berk Ross: Campanella (PR) and Fox (FR, Blackwell (EX-MT). More on our website. photo). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

153. 1948-1950 Bowman 154. 1951 Bowman Baseball Baseball Partial/Starter Set Card Lot of (112) with (12) Run with Paige & Robinson SGC Graded—Sharp! Rookies Those piecing together a quality 1951 Diamond pioneers and a sterling lineup Bowman Baseball edition will be of additional Hall of Famers and stars hard-pressed to find superior exam- form the foundation of the offered ples than these (112) cards including a 1948-1950 Bowman Baseball dozen SGC graded. Includes: SGC partial/starter set run. Highlights 88: #178; SGC 86: #146; SGC 84: (3 include: 1948 Bowman partial: cards) with #149, 157, 177; SGC 80: (35/48, average GD) with #3 Kiner RC (5 cards) with #145-47, 149, 166; (VG), #4 Mize RC (GD), #8 Rizzuto SGC 55: (2 cards) with #160, 175; RC (FR), #17 Slaughter (GD), #36 Ungraded: (100 cards, average EX- Musial RC (PR); 1949 Bowman MT to NM, 23% varying degrees of starter: (133/240, 37 high numbers, reverse wax staining) with #125, 126, plus one variation) with #46 Roberts 129, 130, 132, 144, (2) 145, 146, 147, RC (VG), #50 J. Robinson RC (VG), (2) 148, 149, 150, (2) 152, (3) 154, (3) #60 Berra (VG), #83 Scheffing (VG, 155, (3) 156, (2) 157, (2) 158, (2) 159, Name on Front), #85 Mize (GD, No 160-62, (2) 163, (4) 164, (2) 166, 167, Name on Front), #100 Hodges RC (3) 168, 169, 171-73, (2) 174, 175-79, (GD), #110 Wynn RC (GD), #224 (2) 180, 182, 190-94, 197, 202, 204- Paige RC (VG), #240 B. Young RC 07, 209, 223, 224, 226, 235, 256, 263- (VG) and 1950 Bowman partial: (149/252, average FR to GD, 38 low numbers) with 67, 270-76, 278, 279, 281, 283-87, #98 T. Williams. More on our website. 289, 316 and 321. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

155. 1948-1955 156. 1951-1955 Topps Bowman Baseball Baseball Near, Partial & Near, Partial & Starter Starter Set Run—Loaded Set Run—Loaded with with Hall of Famers & Stars Hall of Famers & Classic 1951-1955 Topps Baseball Stars near, partial and starter set run that is absolutely loaded with Hall of Famers, Spanning the baseball trading stars and a sprinkling of high numbers. card history of the Bowman Highlights include: 1951 Topps Red Gum Company arrives the Backs starter: (24 different, average offered run of 1948-1955 near, VG) with #1 Berra (VG-EX), #38 partial and starter sets featuring Snider (VG); 1952 Topps starter: a sterling gallery of Hall of (179 different, average GD to VG, Famers and stars along with a sprinkling of high numbers. Highlights include: 1948 10% reverse paper loss or writing) Bowman starter: (27/48, average VG to VG-EX) with #4 Mize RC (VG-EX); 1950 with #1 Pafko (GD, bb), #33 Spahn Bowman starter: (90/252, average VG, 10% reverse paper loss/residue or writing, 22 (GD), #37 Snider (FR, stain, bb), #67 low numbers) with #77 Snider (GD); 1951 Bowman starter: (223/324, average FR to Reynolds (VG), #129 Mize (GD), #175 GD, 35 high numbers average VG, 15% paper loss/writing); 1953 Bowman Black & B. Martin (GD), #315 Durocher (GD); White partial: (45/64, average VG) with #15 Mize (VG), #28 Wilhelm (EX-MT); 1953 Topps starter: (145 different, 1953 Bowman Color near: (141/160, average VG, 10% paper loss/writing) with #9 average GD, 18 high numbers, 10% reverse paper loss/residue or writing) with #27 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #33 Reese (FR), #46 Campanella (GD), #93 Rizzuto/Martin (VG); Campanella (VG-EX), #82 Mantle (trimmed), #220 Paige (FR); 1954 Topps near: 1954 Bowman partial: (122/224, average GD) with #65 Mantle (PR, reverse paper (222/250, average VG-EX) with #10 J. Robinson (FR), #17 Rizzuto (VG), #32 Snider loss), #89 Mays (PR, punch hole); 1955 Bowman partial: (263/320, average EX) (GD), #132 Lasorda RC (GD); 1955 Topps partial: (152/210, average VG to VG-EX) with #168 Berra (VG) and #202 Mantle (FR). More on our website. with #2 T. Williams (GD) and #47 Aaron (PR). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

28 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 158. 1954 & 1955 Bowman Baseball Lot of (90) Cards with Hall of Famers & Stars Fuel your projects 157. 1948-1957 Topps & Bowman with these (90) Baseball Shoebox Collection (500) with 1954 and 1955 Many Stars Bowman Baseball 159. (1,011) 1955 Topps Baseball “ Golden age” heroes headline the offered 1948- singles featuring 1957 Topps and Bowman Baseball shoebox collec- several Hall of Singles tion of (500) cards. Highlights include: 1949 Famers and stars. Highlights include: 1954 Shoebox assortment of (1,011) 1955 Topps Baseball Bowman: (148 cards, average VG) with (3) #46 Bowman: (18 cards, average VG, all semi-stars); 1955 singles! This “collector’s grade” assortment averages Roberts RC (VG, GD, FR - writing), #98 Rizzuto Bowman: (72 cards, average VG-EX) with #1 Wilhelm (FR to GD) condition with significant duplication (VG, NNoF), (2) #110 Wynn RC (both GD); 1950 (VG-EX), #23 Kaline (EX-MT), #68 E. Howard RC throughout. A percentage of these oversized treas- Bowman: #77 Snider (GD); 1957 Topps: (190 (EX), #168 Berra (VG), #169 Furillo (VG-EX), #191 ures display reverse paper loss or writing. More cards, average VG) with (2) #1 T. Williams (VG, Lemon (VG), #204 M. Bolling back (VG-EX) and #213 noteworthy players include: Boone, Groat, Herman, GD), #10 Mays (FR), (2) #20 Aaron (EX-MT, GD), Kell (VG-EX). Other players include: Avila, Burdette, Haddix, Lopat, Rosen, Sauer, Sievers, Turley and (5) #30 Reese (average VG) and (2) #76 Clemente Pafko, Pierce, Piersall, Raschi, Seminick, Shantz, Zernial. Perfect for constructing complete or team (VG, GD). More on our website. Thomson, Wertz and Zimmer. More on our website. sets. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

160. (469) 162. (155) 1955 1954-1957 Bowman Mostly Topps Baseball Baseball Cards with Collection Aaron with Aaron & Substantial Koufax RC 1955 Bowman “ Fresh to hobby” Baseball card childhood gather- collection of ing of (155) 1954- (469) cards 1957 mostly with several Topps Baseball stars including 161. (1,958) 1956 Topps Baseball Cards cards including Aaron. This Aaron, Koufax condition sen- From the shoebox and into your collection arrives this and many more! sitive edition has an overall approximate condition mound of (1,958) 1956 Topps Baseball cards. This Highlights breakdown of 25% (VG or better), 45% (GD) and “collector’s grade” gathering is ideal for complete and include: 1955 30% (FR or lesser) with a percentage displaying pin team set enthusiasts alike. Averages (FR to GD) condi- Topps: #123 Koufax RC (FR, stain); 1956 Topps: holes or writing. Highlights include: #68 E. Howard tion with a percentage displaying reverse paper loss or (123 cards, average VG to VG-EX) with #31 Aaron RC (GD), (2) #89 Boudreau (VG, GD), #103 writing. Better names include: Adcock, Bell, Black, (EX), #145 Hodges (EX-MT), #200 Feller (VG-EX), Mathews (VG), #130 Ashburn (VG), #169 Furillo Crandall, Garver, Groat, Haddix, Kuenn, Labine, Loes, #226 Giants Team (VG-EX); 1957 Topps: (29 cards, (GD), #171 Roberts (GD), #179 Aaron (VG), #283 Pafko, Piersall, Rosen, Trucks, Virdon, Sauer, Shantz, average VG-EX) with #25 Ford (VG-EX) and #210 Chylak RC (GD), #303 Conlan (PR, pin hole), #307 Wertz and Woodling. Campanella (VG). More on our website. Pinelli RC (VG-EX) and #320 Susce RC (GD, FR). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

164. 1958 165. 1955- Topps 1960 Bill Baseball and Bob All-Star Braves Subset of Postcard (21) Cards Hank A parade of Aaron Hall of Famers Scarce and and stars is the popular 1955- foundation 1960 Bill and 163. (984) 1949-1959 Topps, Bowman for the offered Bob Braves & Leaf Baseball Cards with Stars 1958 Topps postcard fea- Baseball All- Those hobbyists on a budget will desire the offered turing the leg- Star subset of 1949-1959 Topps, Bowman and Leaf Baseball col- endary Hank (21) cards. lection of (984) cards with stars. A percentage of this Aaron. Comprising gathering displays a combination of acute wear Postmarked #475-495, this assortment averages (EX to EX-MT) including paper loss, tape residue, trimming or writ- 7/15/56 from condition with relatively crisp borders and clean edges. ing. Highlights include: 1949 Bowman: #46 Roberts Milwaukee, Highlights include: #476 Musial AS (EX), #482 Banks RC (Authentic); 1952 Topps: (72 cards, average this addressed correspondence piece features a AS (EX-MT), #483 Aparicio AS (EX-MT), #484 F. FR); 1954 Topps: (96 cards, average GD) with #1 T. lush full-bleed color scheme and displays only inci- Robinson AS (EX-MT), #485 T. Williams AS (EX), Williams (PR); 1956 Topps: NNO CL 1/3 (marked); dental corner and edge wear. With deference to the #486 Mays AS (EX), #487 Mantle AS (EX-MT), #488 1958 Topps: #1 T. Williams (PR) and #47 Maris RC reverse cancellation marks and writing, the crease- Aaron AS (VG-EX) and #494 Spahn AS (VG-EX). (PR, writing). More on our website. free postcard otherwise presents in (VG) condition. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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166. 1951 Topps 167. 1948-1972 Baseball Baseball Red/Blue Shoebox Collection of (3,527) Backs & 1957 Topps Cards with Many Stars & Baseball Starter Sets 1960 Fleer Greats Set—Sharp! Spectacular trio of 1951 Topps Extensive and well preserved 1948-1972 Baseball Red/Blue Backs and baseball shoebox collection of (3,527) 1957 Topps Baseball partial and cards featuring several stars, mixed high starter sets. Highlights include: numbers and multiple complete/near sets. 1951 Topps Blue Backs starter: Highlights include: 1955 Bowman: #23 (15/52, average FR); 1951 Kaline (VG-EX); 1959 Topps: (127 Topps Red Backs partial: cards, average EX to EX-MT, 15 high (38/52, average FR to GD) with numbers) with #338 S. Anderson RC #5 Rizzuto (GD), #38 Snider (NM); 1960 Fleer Greats set: (79/79, (FR); 1957 Topps starter: average EX-MT) with #3 Ruth (EX-MT), (204/407, average VG to VG- #28 Gehrig (EX-MT), #72 T. Williams EX, 36 fourth series) with #1 T. (EX-MT); 1961 Topps: (250 cards, aver- Williams (VG), #2 Berra (GD), age EX-MT to NM) with #307 Mantle #10 Mays (VG), #18 Drysdale WS (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: (138 cards, average EX-MT) with #25 Banks (VG-EX); RC (VG), #20 Aaron (VG), #24 1963 Topps: (580 cards, average VG-EX to EX) with (3) #115 Yastrzemski (EX-MT, Mazeroski RC (VG), #25 Ford VG-EX, VG), #120 Maris (VG-EX); 1964 Topps: (294 cards, average EX-MT); 1965 (VG-EX), #30 Reese (VG), #35 Topps: #551 Mets Team (NM); 1966 Topps: (274 cards, average EX-MT to NM); F. Robinson RC (PR, reverse 1968 Topps Game set: (33/33, average EX-MT) with #2 Mantle (EX); 1969 Topps: writing), #55 Banks (VG), #76 Clemente (VG), #312 Kubek RC (VG-EX), #328 B. (348 cards, average EX-MT) with #260 R. Jackson RC (FR) and 1970 Fleer World Robinson RC (GD) and #338 Bunning RC (VG). More on our website. Series: (227 cards, average EX-MT, multiple near sets). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

168. 1909- 169. 1947-1979 Baseball 1979 Shoebox Collection Baseball (1,604)—Loaded with Oddball Hall of Famers Treasure Showcased is a 1947-1979 base- Chest of ball shoebox collection of (1,604) cards that is absolutely stacked (765) Cards with Hall of Famers and stars with from a variety of mainstream and Numerous oddball issues. Highlights include: 1947-66 Exhibits: Stars Clemente (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: A potpourri of #5 Koufax (VG), #199 Perry RC baseball royalty is dispersed throughout the offered 1909-1979 baseball oddball treas- (EX), #387 Brock RC (VG); 1964 ure chest of (765) cards. Highlights include: 1909 S74-1 Silks: Doyle (GD, reverse Topps: #200 Koufax (VG); 1964 residue); 1939-46 Salutation Exhibits: Feller (VG, Pitching); 1943 M.P. & Co: Mize Topps Coins: (99 coins, average (VG); 1948 Baseball’s Great Hall of Fame Exhibits near: (30/33, average EX-MT) VG-EX) with #55 Clemente with Cobb (EX-MT), Gehrig (VG-EX), Ruth (VG-EX, Standing with Bats); 1951 (EX); 1965 Topps: #207 Rose Berk Ross: #1-3 Rizzuto (GD); 1951 Wheaties: T. Williams (FR, slight tear); 1952 (GD); 1967 Topps Red Sox Wheaties: T. Williams (VG, Portrait); 1953 Johnston Cookies Braves: Spahn (EX- Stickers: #29 Yastrzemski (EX- MT); 1954 Dan-Dee Potato Chips: Hodges (SGC 50); 1954 Wilson Franks: Kuenn MT); 1968 Topps: (2) #247 (PR); 1955 Red Man-No Tabs: #NL19 Snider (VG-EX); 1960 Fleer: #72 T. Bench RC (VG-EX, VG); 1968 Topps Game: (84 cards, average EX-MT) with #2 Williams (VG-EX); 1962 Post: #6 Maris (EX-MT, box), #149 Aaron (EX-MT) and Mantle (EX-MT), (4) #4 Aaron (average EX-MT), (3) #6 Clemente (EX-MT, EX, 1978 OPC: #105 Ryan (NM-MT). More on our website. VG) and (5) #8 Mays (average EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

170. 1949-1984 Topps 171. 1939-1990s Detroit Tigers & Bowman Baseball Collection (198) with 1954-1975 Shoebox Collection of Topps Al Kaline Run & Team Sets (899) Cards with Hall Feel the roar of the “motor city kitties” with of Famers the offered 1939-1990s Detroit Tigers collection with (198) items including a 1954-1975 Straight from the shoebox Topps Al Kaline run and numerous other arrive these (899) 1949-1984 career-contemporary cards of “Mr. Tiger”. A Topps and Bowman Baseball collection of (15) signed sundry items (average singles featuring several Hall “8”) are also included. Additionally, 1955 of Famers. Highlights Bowman, 1968 Topps and 1984 Topps Tigers include: 1951 Bowman: #2 team sets are present. Highlights include: 1939 Berra (VG), #26 Rizzuto Play Ball: #50 Gehringer (VG); 1954 Topps: (VG), #181 Stengel (VG); #201 Kaline RC (FR); 1955 Bowman: #23 1952 Topps: #29 Kluszewski Kaline (EX); 1955 Topps: #4 Kaline (GD); (EX, bb), #57 Lopat (EX- 1956 Topps: #20 Kaline (VG); 1957 Topps: MT, bb); 1953 Bowman #125 Kaline (VG-EX); 1958 Topps: (2) #70 Color: #10 Ashburn (VG- Kaline (one EX is White Name, one VG is EX), #18 Fox (VG-EX); Yellow Name); 1959 Topps: #360 Kaline (EX); 1962 Topps: #150 Kaline (EX-MT); 1959 Topps: #464 Mays 1963 Topps: #25 Kaline (EX-MT); 1964 Topps: #250 Kaline (EX-MT); 1964 Topps Catch (VG-EX); 1967 Stand-Ups: Kaline (VG-EX); 1969 Topps: (2) #410 Kaline (one EX, one GD is Topps: #250 Aaron (VG- signed) and 1972 Topps: #600 Kaline (VG-EX, signed). Also present are (5) Kaline EX); 1969 Topps: #50 signed 3x5 and cuts with one (HOF 80). All signed material comes with an auction Clemente (VG); 1972 Topps: #49 Mays (EX-MT) and 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson LOA from JSA. More on our website. RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

30 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 172. 1949-1975 Baseball Singles Collection of (2,817) Cards— Loaded with Hall of Fame Rookies & Stars Break Value Bonanza! Incredible 1949-1975 baseball singles collection of (2,817) cards that is absolutely loaded with Hall of Fame rookies and stars. This cavalcade of cardboard royalty with a Chicago Cubs emphasis is perfect for set collectors and show dealers alike. Highlights include: 1949 Bowman: #98 Rizzuto (EX, No Name on Front); 1954 Topps: #94 Banks RC (VG); 1955 Bowman: #242 173. (789) 1958-1971 Topps Baseball Cards from Vending with Banks (GD); 1955 Topps: (2) #28 Banks (VG-EX, VG), #124 Killebrew RC (EX); High Numbers 1956 Topps: (2) #15 Banks (VG, GD), #30 J. Robinson (GD), (2) #31 Aaron (VG, Explore the possibilities with the offered 1958-1971 Topps Baseball collection of GD), #292 Aparicio RC (GD); 1957 Topps: #10 Mays (VG), #55 Banks (EX); 1958 (789) cards that were plucked from period vending boxes. Four sharp corners, crisp Topps: #5 Mays (GD), #343 Cepeda RC (VG), (3) #418 Mantle/Aaron (all VG), #487 edges and fresh surfaces are the fare for this gathering which displays varying degrees Mantle AS (VG); 1959 Topps: #478 Clemente (VG-EX), #563 Mays AS (EX-MT); of duplication throughout. Includes: (3) 1958, (6) 1959, (1) 1960, (1) 1961, (22) 1962 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC (VG), #300 Aaron (VG), #350 Mantle (GD), (2) (two high numbers), (34) 1964, (150) 1965 (98% high numbers), (36) 1966 ((8) #563 Mantle AS (EX-MT, VG-EX); 1961 Topps: #150 Mays (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: #549), (75) 1967, (169) 1968 (62 high numbers), (185) 1969 (107 high numbers), (29) #10 Clemente (EX); 1964 Topps: #125 Rose (VG-EX), #150 Mays (VG), #200 1970 (all high numbers) and (78) 1971 (all high numbers). Semi-stars along with Koufax (VG-EX); 1965 Topps: #350 Mantle (EX); 1966 Topps: #100 Koufax (GD), leader, specialty and team cards are present. (4) #254 Jenkins RC (average VG), #300 Clemente (GD); 1968 Topps: #177 Ryan Opening Bid $250.00 RC (VG), #247 Bench RC (GD), #280 Mantle (GD); 1969 Topps: (497 cards, average VG) with (2) #50 Clemente (VG, GD), (2) #100 Aaron (VG, GD), #190 Mays (VG) and #260 R. Jackson RC (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

175. (9,300+) 1970-1979 Topps Baseball Card Collection— Loaded with Hall of Famers & Stars Incredible 1970-1979 Topps Baseball collection of (9,300+) that is absolutely loaded with Hall of Famers, stars and mixed high numbers. This stacked gathering delivers 174. 1969 Topps Baseball Vending Hoard of (1,628) Cards significant “break” potential for the enterprising dealer or collector. Highlights Get These Graded! Factory fresh 1969 Topps Baseball vending hoard of (1,628) include: 1970 Topps: (297 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #350 Clemente (VG- cards featuring four sharp corners and sparkling surfaces. Includes: (33) #4 EX); 1970 Topps Super: (2) #37 F. Robinson SP (NM, EX-MT); 1971 Topps: McCovey/Santo/B. Williams LL, (34) #6 McCovey/Banks LL, (113) #7 AL ERA (1,800+, average EX-MT to NM) with (9) #160 Seaver (average EX-MT), (9) #250 Leaders, (46) #10 Marichal/Gibson/Jenkins LL, (82) 14, (130) 17, (49) 26, (37) 29, Bench (average EX-MT), #400 Aaron (NM), (2) #513 Ryan (NM, EX-MT); 1971 (49) 44, (60) 47, (47) 51, (10) 54, (28) #57 McLain CL, (51) 61, (37) 62, (78) 64, (36) Topps Scratch-Offs set: (24/24, average EX-MT, 48 dupes); 1972 Topps: (381 cards, 68, (25) 71, (61) 74, (14) 84, (10) 86, (29) 88, (65) 91, (48) 96, (18) #107 Gibson CL, average EX-MT) with (3) #49 Mays (NM, EX, VG-EX), (7) #50 Mays IA (average (10) #162 Gibson WS, (45) #164 McCarver WS, (18) #167 Northrup WS, (11) #314 EX), (2) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT, VG); 1973 Topps: (2) #100 Aaron (NM, VG), Drysdale WS, (16) #330 T. Conigliaro, (35) 332, (30) 333, (11) 340, (32) 344, (30) (3) #220 Ryan (EX, (2) VG), #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (EX); 1975 Topps: #223 Yount 358, (34) 361, (34) 364, (41) 366, (43) 386 and (48) in smaller quantities. RC (VG-EX); 1977 Topps: (1,800+, average NM) with (8) #476 Murphy RC (average Opening Bid $400.00 NM) and 1978 Topps: (2,000+, average EX-MT to NM) with (4) #36 Murray RC (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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178. 1965 Topps Push-Pull #6 176. 1948-1955 Bowman Baseball Lot Mantle Berra (298) Including Robinson and Berra 177. 1953 First National Supermarket Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Red Sox Sammy White Opening Bid $100.00

179. (100) 1965 Topps Transfer 180. (100) 1965 Topps Transfer 181. (100) 1965 Topps Transfer Harmon Killebrew Inserts Brooks Robinson Inserts Ron Santo Inserts Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

184. 1980 Topps Baseball Vending Box from Sealed Case—Baseball 183. 1958-1976 Topps Baseball Singles Card Exchange Sealed Collection of (1,076) Cards Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 182. 1957-1980 Topps Baseball Hall of Famers & Stars (27) Opening Bid $100.00

32 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 185. 1950-1975 Topps 186. 1958-1974 Topps & Bowman Baseball Baseball Shoebox Singles Group of (144) Collection of (2,141) Cards with Stars Cards with Stars Including Oddball Presented is a 1958-1974 Presented is a 1950-1975 Topps Baseball shoebox col- Topps and Bowman Baseball lection of (2,141) cards singles group of (144) cards including numerous Hall of featuring a galaxy of diamond Famers, stars and a sampling stars and a sprinkling oddball of high numbers mixed examples. Highlights include: throughout. Highlights 1952 Bowman: #217 Stengel include: 1960 Topps: #160 (GD); 1953 Topps: #147 Mantle/Boyer (VG); 1965 Spahn (GD); 1954 Bowman: Topps: #250 Mays (PR, #170 Snider (GD); 1954 Dan- reverse residue), (2) #400 Dee: Doby (GD), P. Smith SP Killebrew (both VG-EX); (FR); 1955 Bowman wrap- 1967 Topps: (144 cards, per: (presents VG); 1956 mainly GD to VG) with #475 Topps: NNO 1/3 CL (VG); Palmer (VG); 1968 Topps: 1957 Topps: NNO 2/3 CL (181 cards, majority GD to (GD), NNO 5/4 Contest (VG- VG) with #110 Aaron (GD) EX) and 1963 Topps: #173 and 1971 Topps: (251 cards, Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (EX-MT). More on our website. mainly VG) with #5 Munson Opening Bid $150.00 (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

187. 1960 & 1962 188. 1962 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Stamps Starter Sets— Uncut Proof Sheet Sharp! from Topps Vault Exceptionally attractive with COA tandem of 1960 and 1962 One-of-a-kind 1962 Topps Topps Baseball starter sets. Baseball Stamps uncut Highlights include: 1960 proof sheet direct from the Topps starter: (299/572, Topps Vault. This artifact average EX to EX-MT, one is expertly framed and high number) with #10 matted to 22x26 and is Banks (VG), #35 Ford ideal for prominent dis- (EX), #210 Killebrew (EX- play in any den or office. MT), #300 Aaron (NM), The configuration of (5) #377 Maris (EX); 1962 two-player panels is Topps starter: (243/572, arranged over ten rows. average EX-MT to NM, 22 The space between the high numbers, average NM) portraits of the player’s is with #10 Clemente (VG- not perforated. A total of EX), #25 Banks (EX-MT), (12) Hall of Famers are #50 Musial (VG-EX), #53 pictured including Banks, Mantle/Maris/Killer HR LL Bunning, Drysdale, (VG-EX), #313 Maris IA Kaline, Koufax, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Santo, Snider, B. Williams, Wynn (VG-EX) and #471 Mantle AS (EX). More on our website. and Yastrzemski. COA from the Topps Vault. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

189. 1964 Topps 190. 1965 Topps Baseball Giants Uncut Baseball Starter Set Sheet of (72) Cards (280/598) with Most with (3) Mantle Stars Vintage Uncut Sheet! This Secure nearly half of the 1964 Topps Baseball Giants full acclaimed 1965 Topps uncut sheet is a near-impossible Baseball edition with the printing press survivor. Based offered starter set of (280) on the (8) nine-card row config- different cards. Fortunately, uration, included is a complete for the prospective set col- set of (60) cards featuring (49) lector the majority of the regular-prints, (10) double-prints key players are present. and a triple-printed Mantle. This “collector’s grade” Despite moderate perimeter assembly averages (GD to wear along with scattered VG) condition throughout. peripheral and interior creasing Keys include: #130 Kaline throughout (affecting most of (EX), #170 Aaron (VG), the stars), this half-century old #250 Mays (VG), #300 relic has withstood the decades Koufax (VG), #350 Mantle in fine condition. The reverse (GD), #400 Killebrew (EX- displays scattered, but MT), #477 Carlton RC mild water staining throughout. (VG), #526 Hunter RC Opening Bid $250.00 (GD) and #581 Perez RC (GD). More on our website Opening Bid $200.00

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191. (2,833) 1960-1969 192. 1964-1969 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Group of Collection with Hall of (236) Cards with Famers & Stars Many Hall of Famers A stellar cast of (106) Hall of & Stars Famers forms the foundation Fuel your projects with the of the offered 1960-1969 offered group of (236) 1964- Topps Baseball collection of 1969 Topps Baseball singles (2,833) cards. Highlights that is stacked with Hall of include: 1961 Topps: #290 Famers, stars, semi-stars, lead- Musial (GD), #480 ers, team and other specialty Campanella MVP (VG); 1962 cards. Highlights include: 1965 Topps: #471 Mantle AS (PR, Topps: #3 Mantle/Killer HR writing); 1964 Topps: #150 LL (VG-EX), #385 Mays (GD); 1966 Topps: #1 Yastrzemski (VG-EX); 1966 Mays (FR), #50 Mantle (PR, Topps: (3) #90 Aparicio (NM, writing), #100 Koufax (PR); EX, VG-EX); 1967 Topps: 1968 Topps: (679 cards, aver- #355 Yastrzemski (VG-EX), age GD to VG) with #150 #605 Shannon (VG-EX); 1968 Clemente (VG); 1969 Topps: Topps: #80 Carew (EX-MT), (502 cards, average VG to #110 Aaron (EX); 1969 Topps: VG-EX) with #50 Clemente #480 Seaver (VG-EX) and (GD) and #100 Aaron (GD). #510 Carew (VG-EX). More More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

193. 1967-1969 Topps 194. (3) 1968-1971 Baseball Starter Set Topps Baseball Run Plus (53) 1963- Partial Sets with 1969 Singles Stars Offered is a 1967-1969 Very attractive trio of 1968- Topps Baseball starter set 1971 Topps Baseball partial run plus (53) 1963-1969 sin- sets with stars. Highlights gles. Highlights include: include: 1968 Topps par- 1967 Topps starter: tial: (313/598, average EX- (281/607, average FR to GD, MT to NM) with #355 17 high numbers, one dupe) Banks (EX); 1970 Topps with #150 Mantle (FR), #250 partial: (321/720, average Aaron (VG), #600 B. EX-MT, 34 high numbers) Robinson (GD); 1968 Topps with #197 Ryan Playoffs starter: (230/598, average (EX-MT), #300 Seaver (EX- GD, three dupes) with #50 MT); 1971 Topps partial: Mays (GD), #110 Aaron (531/752, average EX-MT (VG), #177 Ryan RC (GD), to NM, 58 high numbers) #490 Super Stars/Mantle, with #5 Munson (EX-MT), Mays (VG); 1969 Topps #14 Concepcion RC (NM), starter: (262/664, average #26 Blyleven RC (NM), FR to GD, 36 dupes) with #530 Yastrzemski (NM) and (2) #50 Clemente (GD, FR), #709 Baylor RC (EX). More #190 Mays (GD) and #500 Mantle (GD). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

195. (1,652) 196. (573) 1970 Topps 1971 Topps Baseball Cards Baseball from Vending High Fresh arrangement Numbers of (1,652) 1970 from Topps Baseball cards that were construct- Vending ed from period vend- These (573) 1971 ing boxes. Includes Topps Baseball high-grade copies of high numbers the following: (30) were pieced #266, (29) 267, (27) together from 268, (26) 269, (28) period vending 274, (28) 276, (25) boxes. This fresh 277, (28) 278, (28) pitch-black gath- 283, (27) 284, (30) 287, (23) 288, (30) #291 Durocher, (21) 295, (17) 297, (30) 303, ering features sev- (30) 305, (30) 308, (17) 312, (22) 316, (30) 317, (29) 319, (30) 322, (26) 324, (29) eral viable copies 325, (30) 328, (27) 332, (30) 337, (30) 339, (26) 345, (21) #346 Schoendienst, (30) for third-party 347, (28) 354, (29) 356, (30) 357, (12) 358, (30) 361, (30) 364, (29) 366, (21) 371, professional grad- (29) #432 CL, (30) #549 Cardinals Rookies, (30) #552 Royals Rookies, (29) 554, (16) ing. Includes: (31) #652 Braves Team, (18) 660, (2) 663, (12) 668, (55) #674 Expos 556, (29) 561, (30) 564, (28) 567, (28) 568, 570, (23) 572, (29) #573 Padres Rookies, Team, (50) 678, (41) 679, (43) 682, (42) 684, (30) 685, (16) 689, (6) 690, (2) 691, (2) (30) 574, (26) 576, (25) 577, (29) 583, (28) 587, 591, (24) 592, (27) 596, (29) 597, 695, (34) 696, (3) 699, (21) 701, (21) 703, 707, (20) 712, 718, (18) 720, (28) 726, 601, (29) 603, (20) 605, (6) 607, 646 and #657 Padres Team. (38) #742 Royals Team and (38) #747 N.L. Pitchers Rookie Stars. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

34 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 197. 1972 Topps 198. 1973 Topps Large Lot Baseball Vending (1,174) with (83) Hall of Hoard (2,242) Famers Including Schmidt Fresh, vibrant and RC clean assortment of Stockpile quality with this abundant (2,242) 1972 Topps 1973 Topps Baseball collection of Baseball cards that (1,174) cards including (83) Hall of were extracted directly Famers and mixed high numbers from period vending throughout. This gathering has an over- boxes. Several viable all approximate condition breakdown of third-party professional 10% (NM or better), 45% (EX-MT), grading candidates are 30% (EX-MT) and 15% (EX or lesser). uncovered in this card- Highlights include: #50 Clemente (NM), board feast. These #100 Aaron (NM, EX-MT), (3) #130 lower series specimens Rose (EX-MT, EX, VG-EX), (2) #22 include several stars, Ryan (both EX-MT), #305 Mays (VG- regional favorites, specialty, team and league leader cards. Highlights include: (7) #37 EX) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (VG). Yastrzemski, #50 Mays IA, #310 Clemente IA and #445 Seaver. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

199. 1974 Topps 200. 1975 Topps Large Lot (2,900+) Baseball Mini Including (100+) Unopened Wax Hall of Famers Box—Baseball Card Featured is a collection of Exchange Sealed (2,900+) 1974 Topps Flawless 1975 Topps Baseball cards showcasing Baseball Mini unopened wax (100+) Hall of Famers. box! This unsearched con- This mixed gathering dis- tainer will yield (36) 10-card plays moderate duplication wax packs and could poten- throughout and generally tially yield gradable speci- averages (EX-MT to NM) mens of #1 Aaron RB, #5 Ryan HL, #61 Winfield, #70 Schmidt, #223 Yount RC, #228 quality throughout. Brett RC, #300 R. Jackson, #320 Rose, #500 Ryan, #616 Rice RC, #620 Carter RC Highlights include: #1 Aaron (EX-MT), (7) #40 Palmer (average NM), (10) #55 F. and #660 Aaron. The parallel edition to the mainstream regular-size edition was large- Robinson (average EX-MT), (2) #80 Seaver (NM, EX-MT), (7) #207 Ryan/Seaver LL ly distributed throughout Michigan as a test issue. Since a large warehouse find, quan- (average EX-MT), (5) #340 Munson (average EX-MT). Also present are (12) Aaron tities have dwindled as high-grade boxes are being rapidly snapped and placed into specials, Carlton, Gibson, Hunter, Kaline, Killebrew, Stargell and Yastrzemski. advanced collections. Evaluated and sealed by Steve Hart/Baseball Card Exchange. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

201. 1959-1980 202. 1974-1991 Baseball Baseball Photo Hall of Famer & Star Pack/Trading Card Rookie Card Lot of (51) Treasure Chest of Current and future inductees into the (531) with Koufax, National Baseball Hall of Fame are the focus of these (51) 1974-1991 rookie Mantle & Maris cards. Highlights include: 1970s: (11 Variety, quantity and star cards) with 1974 Topps #456 Winfield power fire up this 1959-1980 RC (VG-EX), 1978 Topps: #36 baseball photo pack/trading Murray RC (VG), (3) #707 card treasure chest of (531). Molitor/Trammell RC (VG, (2) GD); Spiced by coveted oddball 1980s: (57 cards, average NM) with issues, this mostly 1960s 1982 Topps #21 Ripken RC (NM), (4) assortment presents as (20% EX-MT to NM, 60% VG to EX, 20% lesser). Highlights 1983 Topps #498 Boggs RC (average are: 1963 Dodgers Pin-Ups set of (10) average (NM) in original envelope (VG) with NM), (2) 1989 Upper Deck #1 Griffey Koufax, Drysdale Howard; (15) 1962 Volpe-Union 76 Dodgers Portraits average Jr. RC (NM-MT, NM) and 1990s: (EX) with Podres, Wills; 1965 Jay Publishing Yankees photo pack set of (12) average 1990 Leaf #300 F. Thomas RC (NM- (EX-MT) in original envelope with Mantle, Maris. More on our website. MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

203. 1989 204. (630) 1987-Modern Greg Randy Maddux Collection with Johnson & (137) Inserts & (10) Rookies John Smoltz Mad Dog Collectors! Take a bite out of Rookie Card this 1987-modern Greg Maddux collection of (630) cards. Highlights include: Hoard (1,492) Rookies: (10 cards) with (4) 1987 Stalwart hurlers are Donruss #36, (4) 1987 Donruss Rookies depicted at the #52, (2) 1987 Fleer Update #U-68; dawn of their pro- Inserts: (137 cards, several numbered) lific careers with with 1995 Donruss #51 Elite Series, these (1,492) 1989 1996 Donruss: #8 Freeze Frame, #68 Randy Johnson and John Smoltz rookie cards. These debuts overwhelmingly average Elite Series; 1996 Ultra #5 Call to the (NM-MT) condition. Includes: Randy Johnson: (616 cards) with (98) 1989 Donruss Hall Gold Medallion, 1997 Studio #12 #42, (105) 1989 Fleer #381, (124) 1989 Topps #647, (205) 1989 Topps Traded Master Strokes, 1998 Leaf #5 Statistical #57; John Smoltz: (876 cards) with (47) 1989 Bowman #266, (97) 1989 Classic Standouts and 1999 Upper Deck #174, (143) 1989 Donruss #642, (207) 1989 Fleer #602, (246) 1989 Topps #382 Century Legends #56 (#/100). and (62) 1989 Upper Deck #17. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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205. 1967- 206. 1970- 1992 Tom 1975 Topps Seaver Baseball Collection Collection of of (279) (6,082) Cards Cards with Stars with Fill your wantlists Rookie, with the offered 1970-1975 Topps Oddball Baseball collec- & tion of (6,082) Regional cards with multiple Hall of Tom Terrific! The ultimate 1967-1992 Tom Seaver collection of (279) cards high- Famers, stars, lighted by the Hall of Famer’s rookie high number along with numerous oddball and regional favorites regional keepsakes. Limited duplication is uncovered throughout. Highlights include: and other specialty 1960s Seaver: (9 cards/items, average EX) with 1967 Topps #581 RC (VG-EX), 1969 cards. Highlights include: 1970 Topps: (664 cards, average VG, 15 Hall of Famers) Nabisco Flakes (EX-MT), 1969 Topps #480 (VG), 1969 Topps Stamps sheet w/Rose with #630 Banks (GD); 1971 Topps: (789 cards, average VG, 24 Hall of Famers) with (NM), 1969 Topps Super #52 (NM); 1970s Seaver: (90 cards/items, average EX to #100 Rose (GD); 1972 Topps: (703 cards, average VG, 35 Hall of Famers) with (2) EX-MT) with 1970 Kellogg’s #7 (NM-MT), (2) 1971 Topps #160 (EX-MT, FR), 1972 #300 Aaron IA (VG-EX, GD); 1973 Topps: (1,014 cards, average GD to VG, 46 Hall Milk Duds (NM), 1973 Topps Candy Lids (EX), 1973 Topps Jigsaw Puzzle with of Famers) with #50 Clemente (GD), #100 Aaron (VG); 1974 Topps: (1,891 cards, wrapper (NM), 1975 SSPC Mets (GD, signed, no cert), 1978 Saga Discs (EX-MT) average VG to VG-EX, 31 Hall of Famers) and 1975 Topps: (1,021 cards, average and 1980s Seaver: (179 cards/items, average NM) with signed 7/24/88 ticket stub VG-EX, 39 Hall of Famers) with #223 Yount RC (GD). More on our website. (VG, no cert). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

207. 1969-1980 Topps 208. 1971-1982 Topps Baseball Collection of Baseball Collection of (5,224) Cards with Many (3,304) Cards with Many Hall of Famers and Stars Stars This 1969-1980 Topps Baseball Extensive 1971-1982 Topps Baseball collection of (5,224) cards is flush collection of (3,304) cards with with Hall of Famers and stars. many stars and a supply of high Break value is delivered with this numbers mixed throughout. “collector’s grade” assembly. Highlights include: 1971 Topps: Highlights include: 1971 Topps: (345 cards, average VG to VG-EX) (359 cards, average GD) with #513 with #341 Garvey RC (EX-MT), Ryan (VG-EX), #600 Mays (VG- #400 Aaron (VG-EX), #513 Ryan EX); 1972 Topps: (416 cards, (VG); 1972 Topps: (384 cards, aver- average GD) with #49 Mays (VG- age EX to EX-MT) with #49 Mays EX), #299 Aaron (VG-EX); 1973 (EX-MT), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX- Topps: (211 cards, average VG) MT), #595 Ryan (VG); 1973 Topps: with #50 Clemente (VG), (2) #615 (263 cards, average EX-MT to NM) Schmidt RC/Cey (both GD); 1974 with #220 Ryan (EX-MT), #305 Topps: (595 cards, average VG- Mays (EX); 1975 Topps: (305 cards, EX) with #1 Aaron (VG), #20 average EX-MT to NM) with #223 Ryan (VG); 1975 Topps: (525 cards, average VG) with #223 Yount RC (GD), #228 Yount RC (EX-MT), #228 Brett RC Brett RC (FR); 1976 Topps: (574 cards, average VG) with #550 Aaron (EX-MT) and (EX-MT), #616 Rice RC (EX-MT), #660 Aaron (EX); 1978 Topps: (674 cards, aver- 1977 Topps: (543 cards, average VG-EX) with #650 Ryan (EX-MT). More on our age NM) with #36 Murray RC (NM); 1980 Topps: #482 Henderson RC (EX-MT) website and 1982 Topps: #21 Ripken RC (NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

209. 1980- 210. 1980s- 1985 2010s Baseball Baseball Hall of Fame Star Cards Cards (20,000+) (6,000+) Break Show Dealers! Value! Pick Stuff your dollar through this boxes with these extensive (6,000+) 1980- (20,000+) 1985 Baseball 1980s-2010s Hall of Fame baseball star cards. Features card collection. mainstream This thorough- Topps, Donruss ly mixed and Fleer editions “warehouse” along with a lot features smattering of base, rookie food issues, O-Pee-Chee, TCMA and other oddball sets. The overall approximate con- and insert cards dition breakdown is as follows: 85% (NM or better) and 15% (EX-MT or lesser). scattered throughout. Significant duplication is discovered in this gathering. Better Better names include: Bench, Boggs, Brett, Gwynn, Henderson, R. Jackson, Molitor, players include: Bagwell, Clemens, Gwynn, Henderson, P. Martinez, Mattingly, Ripken, Ryan, Sandberg, Schmidt, Seaver, O. Smith, Yastrzemski and many more! Murray, Sandberg, Winfield, Yount and many more! This lot will ship from our con- This lot will ship from our Michigan consignor’s location. signor’s Michigan location. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

36 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 211. (314) New 212. (285) 2003-2006 Mostly York Yankees Bowman Chrome Baseball Modern Certified Certified Autographs & Autograph, Game- Game-Used Cards—Loaded! Used & Rookie Those current big league superstars Star Collection— who “made good” on their prospect status are front-and-center with these Loaded! (285) 2003-2006 mostly Bowman Power your pinstriped col- Chrome Baseball certified autographs lection with the offered and game-used cards. The year quanti- New York Yankees certi- ties are dispersed across various prod- fied autograph, game-used uct lines and several cards are num- and rookie star collection bered with various tiered subsets. of (314) cards. Highlights Highlights include: Certified Autos: include: Auto/Jersey: (1 card) with 2004 Bowman Sterling Cano; Certified Autos: (275 cards) with 2003 Bowman’s (170 cards) with 2003 Upper Deck Yankee Signature Series: (86 cards) with Berra, Best: (86 cards) with H. Ramirez; Boggs, Mattingly, Rizzuto, Winfield; 2004 Upper Deck Yankee Classic Scripts: (68 2004 Bowman Chrome: #345 F. cards) with #11 Winfield, #17 Mattingly, #52 Rizzuto, #70 Berra; Other: 1997 Hernandez (X-Fractor); 2004 Leaf Donruss Significant Signatures Mattingly, 1999 Bowman’s Best Mattingly, 1999 SP Certified Cuts: (50 cards) with #300 Signature Edition R. Jackson, 2003 SP Authentic Mattingly (#/50, BGS 9.5, Auto 9); Y. Molina; 2005 Bowman Chrome: 2004 Fleer Greats Mattingly, 2004 Leaf Certified #237 Rizzuto (#/25); Game-Used: #331 Verlander, #349 Kemp, (2) #BDP167 Je. Weaver, #BDP168 Braun, #BDP172 (25 cards) with 2001 SP Authentic Mantle, 2002 SP Legendary Cuts Mantle; Ellsbury; 2006 Bowman Chrome: #BC221 A. Gordon (X-Fractor), #BC223 J. Upton Base/Inserts: (118 cards) with 1990 Tampa Yankees #17 M. Rivera and 1993 SP #279 (refractor), #BC239 Lester, #242 J. Bautista (refractor) and Other: 2004 Bowman’s Jeter RC. More on our website. Best F. Hernandez. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

213. Ultimate 214. (68) Modern Carlton Fisk Baseball Certified Certified Autograph/Game- Autograph Used Jersey Cards Collection of with (17) Hall of (91) with Famers Many Low Sensational gathering of Numbers & (68) modern baseball certified autograph and game- Inscriptions used insert cards. Highlights “ Pudge” include: Auto/Relics: 2003 Fanatics! This ultimate Carlton Fisk certified autograph collection of (91) cards fea- Topps Tribute Kaline, 2005 tures numerous low numbers and inscriptions from various tiered subsets. Highlights Donruss Leather & Lumber include: Fisk Auto/Relics: (28 cards) with 2003 Topps Tribute World Series (#/25), Doerr; Certified Autos: 2004 Donruss Timeless Treasures (#/5, one two-color patch), (2) 2005 Donruss 2004 Fleer Greats Snider, Diamond Kings (#/10, #/25), (2) 2005 Donruss Timeless Treasures (#/5 with wash tag, 2005 Donruss Leather & #/27), (2) 2005 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia (#/25, #/27, one two-color patch), 2007 Lumber Aparicio, 2005 Topps Triple Threads (#/18), 2008 Topps Triple Threads (#/9); Fisk Certified Autos: Playoff Prime Cuts (63 cards) with 2002 Donruss Diamond Kings Recollection Collection (#/13), (2) Gehringer cut auto (#/40); 2004 Sweet Spot Classic (both #/25, one “Hall of Famer”, one red ink), 2005 Donruss Game-Used: 2000 EX Classics (#1/1), (2) 2005 Sweet Spot Classic (one #/25 leather, one #/40) and (4) 2007 Ripken Jr., 2001 Fleer Sweet Spot Classic (one #/27 with black leather, (2) #/15 with one bat). More on our Glavine (three-color patch), 2001 Leaf Certified Maddux (three-color logo patch) and website. 2004 Donruss Leather & Lumber #96 Jeter. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

215. 1992 Leaf Signature Series Cal Ripken Jr. Certified Autograph From the era of mass trading card production emerges the offered 1992 Leaf Signature Series Cal Ripken Jr. certified auto- 216. (11) 1980s-Modern Baseball & Football Hall of Fame graph. This sweet “on Commemorative Sets & Items card” endorsement (“9- Extremely limited assortment of (11) 1980s-modern baseball and football Hall of 10”) is serially numbered Fame commemorative sets and items. These primarily subscription-based collectibles #/5000 and grades in each present in (NM to Mint) condition. Includes: Baseball: (10 items) with 1981- (NM-MT) condition. 1989 Hall of Fame Metallics plaque-cards set (204/204, with leather album, only Opening Bid $100.00 1,000 sets produced), 1985 Hall of Fame Gallery Collection Series 1-7 set run (in original cases), (2) 1996 Ted Williams Legends 3” medallions by Lamontagne (both #/2500, one medallion, one lucite) and Football: 1982-2006 Hall of Fame Metallics plaque-cards near (238 cards, Series 1-38, #/2,000, with COA and leather album). Opening Bid $200.00

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217. Modern 218. Modern Multi- Football Certified Sport Certified Autograph, Game- Auto/Game-Used Used & Insert Collection of (432) Collection of Cards with Many Stars (297)—Loaded Stacked modern multi-sport cer- with HOFers & tified autograph and game-used collection of (432) cards featur- Stars ing numerous stars. Several Extensive modern foot- cards are numbered and come ball certified autograph, from various tiered subsets. game-used and insert col- Highlights include: Auto/Relic: lection of (297) cards that (31 cards) with Baseball: 2013 is absolutely loaded with Topps Triple Threads Longoria enshrined Canton greats and current fantasy favorites. Several cards are numbered and (#/25), 2014 Panini Immaculate come from various tiered subsets. Highlights include: Certified Autos: (230 cards) Hosmer; Certified Autos: (277 with 1973 Topps #400 Namath buyback, 1992 Pro Line Profiles: E. Smith, #7 Rice, cards) with Baseball: (215 #8 Aikman; 1996 SPX Marino (UDA), 1997 SP Authentic Marino, 2000 UD Ionix T. cards) with 2013 Topps Sterling Owens, 2001 Upper Deck Game Gear P. Manning, 2004 Upper Deck Reflections E. Sale; Hockey: (2) 2012-13 Manning, 2006 Topps Finest B. Marshall, 2007 Sportkings: Elway (silver), B. Sanders Panini Prime Nolan/Kopitar (one #/50, one #/25); Game-Used: (124 cards) with (gold); 2008 UD Premier Romo, 2010 Topps Unrivaled #123 Graham, 2011 Leaf Baseball: 2001 Upper Deck Legends Mays, 2012 Topps Triple Threads Newton, 2011 Press Pass Authentics Marino (#/50), 2011 Press Pass Legends Newton; Lincecum/Strasburg/Verlander (#/9), 2014 Topps Triple Threads Game-Used: (43 cards) with 2009 Upper Deck Forte, 2009 UD Heroes: #201 B. Cespedes/Harper/Darvish (#/27) and Basketball: 2012-13 Panini Immaculate Henrich Sanders (#/25), #232 Bradshaw (#/15) and #288 J. Kelly (#/3). More on our website. (#/27, four-color patch). More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

219. Modern Multi/Non- 220. Modern Sport Certified Multi-Sport Autographs/Game-Used Certified Inserts (101)—Loaded with Autograph & Bird/Jordan & LeBron Autos Game-Used Hall Stacked assortment of (101) modern of Famers and multi/non-sport certified autographs and Stars Collection game-used inserts that are absolutely loaded with Hall of Famers and super- (54) with Ali, stars from various tiered subsets. Namath & Highlights include: Certified Autos: Williams (75 cards) with Baseball: 2000 SP Dynamic modern multi- Authentic C. Jones, 2000 SPX Ba. sport certified autograph Bonds; Basketball: 2003-04 Bowman: and game-used Hall of Famer and star collection of (54) cards featuring icons such as (2 cards) with Bosh, Wade; 2010 Ali, Namath and Williams. Highlights include: Certified Autos: (41 cards) with Ultimate Collection Jordan/Bird (#/25), Baseball: (7 cards) with 1991 Upper Deck T. Williams, 1997 Fleer/SI Aaron, 2004 2011-12 Upper Deck L. James; Upper Deck Timeless Teams Seaver (#1/1); Football: (24 cards) with 1991 Upper Wrestling/MMA: 2011 Panini Deck #18 Namath, 1992 Pro Line Profiles Staubach signed set (9/9), 1997 SP Americana Flair; Non-Sports: 2004 Rittenhouse Six Million Dollar Man Majors, Authentic Staubach, 1997 Upper Deck Namath, 1997 Upper Deck Legends #11 2005 Rittenhouse Lost in Space Tufeld, 2006 Topps Superman Returns Bosworth, Staubach, 1998 Upper Deck Authentics: Aikman, Staubach; 1999 Fleer/SI: Namath, 2012 Press Pass Authentics Essential Elvis Eden; Game-Used/Relics: (26 cards) with Staubach; Hockey: (9 cards) with (3) 2005-06 Upper Deck Trilogy Clarke (one “Hart Basketball: 1996-97 Collector’s Choice M. Jordan (BGS 9); Golf: 2001 SP Authentic Trophy Winner”), 2007-08 Upper Deck Trilogy Clarke (#/25, “1987 HHOF”) and Woods and Non-Sports: 2012 Press Pass Authentics Essential Elvis. More on our Other: 1992 Pro Line Portraits Ali. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

221. 2005-06 Upper Deck 222. Excellent Beehive Hockey Treasure NASCAR Certified Chest with (8) BGS Graded Autograph, Game- Crosby & Ovechkin Rookies Used & Modern Raise the cup with the offered 2005-06 Insert Collection of Upper Deck Beehive Hockey treasure (138) Cards— chest featuring eight BGS graded rookies including Crosby and Ovechkin. Loaded! Highlights include: (5) Complete/Near Start your engines for this Sets: (four 90/90 sets, one 86/90 near); exceptional NASCAR cer- #181-250 Jumbos set: (70/70); Rookie tified autograph, game-used Jumbos set: (5/5) with #R1 Crosby RC, and modern insert collec- #R2 Ovechkin RC; Red Parallels: (345 tion of (138) cards. This cards) with (4) #101 Crosby RC (two Who’s Who of racing history includes several track legends such as Earnhardt and BGS 9.5, one BGS 8.5), (4) #102 Petty. Several cards are numbered and come from various tiered subsets. Highlights Ovechkin RC (one BGS 10, one BGS 9); include: Certified Autos: (53 cards) with 1992 Traks #A7 J. Gordon RC, 1996 Press Blue Parallels: (99 cards) with #101 Pass VIP Earnhardt, 1998 Press Pass Authentics Earnhardt Jr., 1999 Press Pass Crosby RC, #102 Ovechkin RC; Gold Authentics T. Stewart, 1999 Upper Deck Signature Collection Earnhardt Jr., 1999 Parallels: (2 cards) with #101 Crosby Wheels High Gear Earnhardt Jr., 2000 Upper Deck MAXX Gibbs/B. LaBonte/T. RC (BGS 9.5), #102 Ovechkin RC (BGS Stewart/Leffler, 2000 Upper Deck MVP T. Stewart, (2) 2000 Upper Deck Signature 9.5); Matted Materials: (3 cards) with Collection T. Stewart, 2002 Press Pass Optima Earnhardt Jr. (Dale Jr. sticker), 2004 (2) Crosby (BGS 8.5, BGS 8), Lemieux; Press Pass Authentics J. Johnson, 2006 Press Pass Authentics J. Johnson; Race-Used: Unopened Packs: (5 packs) with (3) #101 Crosby RC (two red, one beige) and (2) (46 cards) with 2006 Press Pass Authentics Earnhardt and 2012 Press Pass Total #102 Ovechkin RC (both red). More on our website. Memorabilia T. Stewart (#/25, four pieces). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

38 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 We're proud to present what is easily the largest vintage sheet music collection that we've come across. It consists of rare baseball songs and even rarer football examples-a good number of which showcase that most desirable feature of vintage sheet music: photographic player/team portraits. The collection measures the standard full-size dimensions of approximately 10x14 or thereabouts. Due to the nature of their delicate paper medium, many of the offerings 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!

223. Rare 224. 1912 1908 Ty Cobb Tinker “King of and Evers Clubs” “Between Sheet You and Music Me” Sheet One of the Music most popular and desirable In his book collectibles in Tinker, Evers the sheet- and Chance: A music genre, Triple Ty Cobb’s Biography, “King of author Gil Clubs” fea- Bogen men- tures a classic tions this very full-length bat- tune while ting pose on describing the the front heady after- cover, along math of the with promi- Cubs’ second nent pictures straight world of Vaudeville championship star Maud in 1908: Lambert on “Tinker, Evers the back and and Chance inside-back had become covers. household Considering words. They Cobb’s hard- were in the hearted reputation, it’s quite a contrast to see the promo teasers for sugary-sweet tunes news from coast to coast. The song that Johnny and Joe had signed their name to had like “When I Met You Last Night in Dreamland,” “I’d Love to Live in Loveland,” Oh! become a smash. Everyone was singing ‘Between You and Me.’” VG-EX w/edge tear You Circus Day” and “We’ll Always Be the Same Sweethearts.” EX cover with light on back two pages. retail stamp on legs; VG interior pages. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

225. 1908 “Take Me Out to The Ball- 226. 1910-1912 Baseball Game” First Edition Sheet Music Pictorial Sheet Music Lot (5) As recounted in the fascinating 2008 book HOFers Rube Marquard and Chief Bender Baseball’s Greatest Hit: The Story of “Take Me highlight this attractive grouping—and Out to the Ballgame” (by Robert Thompson, Tim Marquard, of course, was an accomplished Wiles and Andy Strasberg), this classic American singer and performer in his own right, who anthem topped the charts for seven weeks after the shared the stage with his starlet wife Cubs’ 1908 world championship. There are several Blossom Seeley. Includes: 1) 1910 “Little variations of the original sheet music with different Puff of Smoke, Good-Night” (FR w/sepa- portraits—but the most popular is surely that seen rated covers and tape on interior pages; Doc here featuring lyricist Jack Norworth. Norworth, White photo); 2) 1912 “Those Ragtime whose eventual fame was such that Ebbets Field Melodies” (GD/VG; Marquard/Seeley pho- hosted a “Jack Norworth Day” in 1940, is also tos); 3) 1912 “The Marquard Glide” (VG-EX; Marquard/Seeley photos); 4) 1912 “I’ll known for the Ziegfeld Follies hit “Shine on Change Your Shadows to Sunshine” (VG-EX; words by, and cover photo of, Reds Harvest Moon,” which became the name of the 1914 biopic based on Norworth’s life. player Thomas H. Griffith); 5) 1912 “Remember Me To My Old Gal” (GD; VG-EX condition. Bender/Coombs/Morgan cover photo). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

227. 1910s Baseball Sheet 228. 1920s-1940s Babe Ruth Sheet Music Lot (5) Music Lot (3) Includes: 1) 1909 “My Old Man Is A popular sector of the sheet-music genre, these Base Ball Mad” (GD w/tape on inte- Ruthian examples span the Babe’s late 1920s rior pages). 2) 1910 “Make a Noise prime all the way up through the very end of his Like a Fan (GD w/separated covers). life. Superb visuals and quite impressive preser- 3) 1912 “I Want to Go to the Ball vation overall. Includes: 1) 1928 “Babe Ruth! Game” (FR). 4) 1913 “That Baseball Babe Ruth! (We Know What He Can Do)” Rag” (GD/VG; cover pennant reads (NM). 2) 1947 “Babe” (NM). 3) 1948 “Our “World’s Champions 1913). 5) 1918 Bambino” (GD w/lengthy handwritten inscrip- “Batter Up - Uncle Sam Is at the tion in another hand on cover). Plate” (GD). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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230. 1920s-1970s Baseball Sheet Music Lot (9) Includes: 1) 1925 John Philip Sousa “The National Game” (GD/VG). 2) 1925 “Bucky Boy” (GD; B. Harris front cover; Harris/W. Johnson/Cobb/Coveleski back cover). 3) 1929 “Bam! It’s Going, Going, Gone!” (NM; Crosley Field cover). 4) 1927 George M. Cohan “March of the Cardinals” (tape at top and bottom of spine, otherwise VG). 5) 1942 Irving Berlin “Always” (EX; G. Cooper cover from Pride of the Yankees). 6) 1952 “It’s a Beautiful Day for a Ball Game” (VG-EX). 7) 1955 “Heart” (EX; from Damn Yankees). 8) 1956 “I Love Mickey” (NM; Mantle/Brewer cover). 9) 1973 “Move Over, Babe (Here Comes Henry)” (EX-MT; Aaron cover; words by Harwell). Opening Bid $200.00 229. 1890s-1900s Baseball Sheet Music Lot (6) The “March King” himself headlines these early classics. Includes: 1) 1899 John Philip Sousa “Three Strikes Two-Step” (GD; back-cover photo of Sousa’s Base Ball 232. Team). 2) 1906 “TriState March Two-Step” (VG-EX). 3) 1908 “Base-Ball” (upper Scarce corner tear, otherwise EX). 4) 1908 “Millionaires March Two-Step” (GD/VG; 1898, 1901 Williamsport team photo). 5) 1908 “Let’s Get the Umpire’s Goat” (covers separated, Football otherwise VG; co-written by Jack Norworth of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” fame). 6) 1910 “I Can’t Miss That Ball Game” (GD w/tape reinforcement on interior Sheet and back-cover edges; words by Detroit Tigers third baseman George Moriarty). Music Pair Opening Bid $250.00 Turn-of-the- century sheet 231. 1902-1909 music from the gridiron does- Harvard n’t surface University often on the Football Sheet auction block. Music Lot (5) This classic duo includes: 1) 1898 “Varsity Football March” (VG-EX w/light cover foxing). 2) During this stretch of 1901 “The College Two-Step” (VG-EX w/separation at top and bottom of spine). time (bookended by Opening Bid $150.00 their 1899 and 1910 national championships), the Crimson were led on 233. 1890s- the gridiron by the 1900s likes of College University of Football Hall of Michigan Famers Charles Dudley Daly, Football Sheet Hamilton Fish and Music Pair - Bob Fisher. Includes: Featuring the 1) 1902 “Three Times Three for 1898 Harvard” (VG; game Championship action photo). 2) Team 1904 “Harvard Foot Tributes to the 1898 Ball Song” (GD Conference w/separated covers). Champion Wolverines (led by All-American halfback Charles Widman and center 3) 1902 “Advance of William Cunningham) and 1904 National Champion Wolverines (piloted by Fielding Harvard” (VG; 1901 championship team photo). 4) 1904 “The Crimson” (GD). 5) Yost). Includes: 1898 “The Victors” (GD/VG w/half-separation of spine; team cover 1909 “Harvardiana” (GD w/separated covers). photo). 2) 1904 Sousa’s Band “Men of Yost” (PR, missing back cover). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

234. 1902-1907 Football Sheet Music Lot (6) Includes: 1) 1902 “A Princeton Tiger” 235. Red Grange 1928 “I (VG-EX). 2) 1904 Never Believed in Lucky Yale-Princeton “The Pigskin” (VG). 3) Numbers” Sheet Music 1904 “Down the For this foxtrot number, a bowtie-clad Field” (VG). 4) Galloping Ghost takes center stage 1905 “The Big Red beside an in-uniform, full-length gridiron Team” (GD; Cornell photo. Grange’s facsimile signature adds team photo). 5) a nice touch. EX condition. 1905 “Football” Opening Bid $150.00 (GD/VG). 6) 1907 “The Syracuse Football Song” (GD). Opening Bid $200.00

40 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 236. 1910s Crosley 237. 1913 Salesman’s Field Turnstile Sample Swatch Pages (4) Long before tickets were Including Cobb, scanned, fans entered the ball- Mathewson and Speaker park ceremoniously, handed What baseball-loving customer their tickets over, took back could possibly have focused on the stub and advanced through garment samples when faced with a turnstile whose mechanical the distraction of sensational pho- counter accounted for the tos of the day’s biggest stars? gospel truth in terms of atten- Eight HOFers are represented on dance. This Crosley Field relic these four heavy-card-stock dis- was used during the Deadball play pieces measuring 11-1/2 x Era at the since-razed Queen 14-1/4” to 13x17. Frontal appear- City venue. Standing 41”-tall ance is VG-EX with light surface and 41” at its widest point, the wear/foxing throughout; reverses cast iron heirloom features bear expected adhesive residue. four two-bar dividers and a Includes: 1) Gregg/Cobb/Stovall; functioning pedal to facilitate 2) Maggert/Baker/Bender; 3) unlocking and fan entry. Atop Zimmerman/Lavendar/Hoblitzel/ the piece is a brass counter lid Walsh/Callahan; 4) with “H.V. BRIGHT MAKER Mathewson/Tesreau/Marquard/ CLEVELAND, O.” in raised characters. A patent dates reads “1910.” Molded to a Stahl/McGraw/Collins/Speaker/ 16”-diameter base, the item shows rust and chipping about the green paint, all consis- Wood. tent with seasons of big league use! Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

238. 1917-1918 Baseball Writing Tablets Trio Featuring Ruth, Mathewson and Cobb Not only do these pictorial tablets feature 6 elite HOFers; not only do they boast the scarcity of a Babe Ruth Boston pitching pose on an advertising piece; not only do they spotlight 4 members of the 1919 “Black Sox” (among them 2 exiles); but perhaps best of all, they deliver extremely impressive preservation for such a vulnerable paper medium! Includes: 1) Ruth/ Sallee/Collins/Cicotte (NM 239. 1928 Paul Waner “Lucky Strike” Trolley Car Ad Sign image area, EX overall); 2) Big Poison was one of five spokesmen in Lucky Strike’s 1928 trolley-sign campaign Peckinpaugh/Mathewson/ (w/L. Waner, Heilmann, Lazzeri and Grove), and top-drawer Paul Waner examples Alexander/Gowdy (NM image have sold at auction for upwards of $5,000. Measuring 21x11, this one has benefited area, EX-MT overall); 3) from significant restoration including paper fills/in-painting in 3 of the 4 corners and a Rariden/Felsch/Cobb/Schalk (EX-MT image area, VG appearance overall with foxing handful of other small spots. There is also minor peripheral creasing and the entire and full hinge separation). piece has been shored up with backing paper. Miraculously, however, Waner himself Opening Bid $250.00 is untouched by the surrounding wear and restoration. Opening Bid $300.00

240. Original 1939 “The United 241. Scarce Early States Card Collectors Catalog” 1960s Mickey by J.R. Burdick with Mantle 22x28 Supplements Rawlings Witness the trading card hobby’s coming of Advertising Display age with this better grade original 1939 edi- Due to their large size and tion of “The United States Card delicate paper medium, not Collectors Catalog” by J.R. Burdick. too many of these classic Published 6/1/39 this seminal catalog is con- Mantle posters have sur- sidered the foundation of card classification. vived. Those that have, Featuring an image of George Washington however, represent one of on the front cover this 6x9 treasure presents the Mick’s more attractive handsomely, meriting a solid (VG+) designa- and desirable photographic tion. Clean, relatively flat covers and a fully displays from the prime of intact spine harbor (with deference to a pen- his career. This example cil notation), eighty-nine problem free, light- presents as VG-EX/EX cream pages of sport and non-sport card col- within its 26-1/2 x 32-1/2” lecting lore certain to fascinate hobby histo- frame, with close examina- rians. Located at the year of the book is an eight page 8/1/39 “Card Collector’s tion revealing light periph- Bulletin” Vol. II, No. I printed on blue paper. Additionally an undated sheet headed eral creasing and general “Gum Card Remainders” is tucked inside the front cover. Reported to be the property edge wear. The image of a former employee (the consignor’s father) of Burdick’s longtime associate editor appears to hail from spring Charles Bray, this vintage, original copy is one of the better surviving examples of training, and the red Rawlings logo shines bright. Burdick’s passionate and very limited inaugural edition. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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243. Rare 1910s Clark Griffith Photographic Pocket Mirror - Possibly Unique We’ve certainly never seen another Griffith example. And, indeed, the only other 1910s pocket mirror we’re aware of that may be related 242. 1910 Players Fan/Scorecard and 1913 Managers was a same-sized, similar-styled Nap Fan/Scorecard Lajoie that was auc- From an age in which buying a scorecard was a foregone conclusion at a baseball tioned in 2012. game, these (2) hand-held fan souvenirs include: 1910 Players Fan: measuring Diameter of the well- approximately 10-1/4 x 9-1/4”, a diamond-shaped keepsake features unmarked home preserved survivor and visitors scoring grids with a woman’s likeness in the center and (16) player is 1-7/8”. There is no images (one from each Major League team) lining the edges; 1913 Managers Fan: a apparent surface loss to the red-tinted celluloid image and surprisingly little encroach- 9-1/8 x 8-7/8” diamond-shaped souvenir with black-and-white manager portraits from ment of the metal rim’s typical age patina onto the mirror itself—which serves its all (16) teams. More on our website. reflective purpose with perfect clarity. Impressive EX condition overall. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

245. 1911 New York Highlanders Team Composite Postcard 244. Rare Circa 1910 The Sporty Postal Card Company “Miller Base Ball Suits” issued a three-team set in 1911 of Catalog Featuring the Giants, A’s and, seen here, Highlanders—so named for a Honus Wagner British army regiment...and the The “Base Ball Suits” in ques- fact that Hilltop Park was on tion are actually team uniforms high. Thus, the notorious Hal manufactured by Clarence E. Chase, a.k.a. Prince Hal, sports a Miller of Philadelphia. They’re kilt. He’s joined by Quinn, modeled on the interior pages by Fitzgerald, Knight, Sweeney, Carlisle ballplayer Al Nash, how- Cree, Warhop, Lynch, Williams, ever it’s Honus Wagner and Farrell, Johnson, Wolter, Gardner, Eddie Collins on the covers who Roach, Priest, Ford, Vaughn, of course take center stage. The Caldwell, Daniels, Hemphill, 14-page pamphlet measures 4 x Hartzell, Fisher and Blair. The 6-1/2” and rates VG except for a glossy, 3-1/2 x 5-1/2” card would separation of the cover edges be EX except for anomalous along the upper half of the spine. creasing in the upper-right corner. Opening Bid $150.00 In the past 5 years, other examples have sold at auction for over $1,300. Opening Bid $200.00

247. 1900s- 1920s Baseball Cigar Labels, Bands and Box (7 Items) The Al Simmons box measures 10-1/4 x 5- 1/2 x 3” and rates apparent FR condition overall with professional reinforcement along the lid hinge. Highlighting the sextet of labels is a circa-1905 “Home Run Cigar” 8”-diameter label (GD 246. 1910 Hughie Jennings “Hey-Yea” “Get-A-Lead” Cigar w/handwritten notations/errant marks) that may well be a one-of-a-kind. Its lovely home-plate action Box Label scene appears on a contemporary cigar box and tin, but our research has not turned up Measuring 9 x 7-1/4”, this beautifully gilt-embossed relic showcases a well-known another example of this very label. Also present are labels for “National League central photo by master photographer Charles Conlon (documenting Jennings’ famous Perfectos” (8-5/8 x 4-3/4”, EX) and “Federal League Bourbon Whiskey” (4-3/8 x 5”, Ee-Yah pose), flanked by sliding-scene illustrations by C.E. Harnish of York, PA. NM VG), as well as 3 Simmons-brand cigar bands (3” long, NM). design area and EX/EX-MT overall. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

42 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 248. Exceptional 1917 249. Charlie New York Giants Root 1926 World Series Press Pin Presentation This is the rarer of the two vari- Pocket Watch ations of 1917 Giants World An eventual 200-game Series press pins—and it’s winner, Root pitched immaculate. Measuring 1/2” his first full season square, the blue-yellow-and- with the ‘26 Chicago white enamel showpiece rates Cubs, racking up 18 NM and includes the “Dieges & wins and 21 complete Clust” spinner nut on its thread- games. That same year, ed-post back. As a point of ref- his hometown fans in Middletown, Ohio, presented their beloved “Chinski” with this erence, it’s worth noting that a Gruen pocket watch when the Cubbies came to Cincinnati. The 1-3/4”-diameter time- comparable example missing piece features a nice filigree border and is engraved on the reverse, “SUCCESS to the spinner nut sold at auction CHARLES ROOT From Middletown Fans 6-23-26.” It appears that the time can be in November 2011 for just shy set but that the watch would require repair to run. EX-MT condition. Fittingly, the of $1,000. Middletown fans were treated to Root’s 10-inning, complete game win over the Reds. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

251. 1930s “Red Bird” Hand-Held Baseball Game 250. 1920s-1950s A.L. and - Rare N.L. Season Passes Lot (9) Back in the 1930s, the game was EX-MT/NM condition overall. Two quite literally in your hands with have blank name spaces. Facsimile amusements such as this vintage team/league president signatures fea- “Red Bird” baseball game. ture Ruppert, Stoneham, Barrow, Measuring 5”-diameter, the tin can- Comiskey, Benswanger and ister features a playing field marked Harridge. Includes: 1925 Yankees by (23) possible destinations for the (Press w/full schedule on reverse), “batted ball.” The original front 1929 Giants (Clergy), 1935 Yankees glass is intact, as are the (2) original (Press), 1943 Yankees (Press, VG), levers, though neither operates as 1943 White Sox, 1944 White Sox, intended. The ball is missing (likely 1946 Pirates, 1953 A.L., 1958 A.L. having fallen out through one of Opening Bid $150.00 three bottom holes) but this rare survivor remains a gorgeous conversa- tion piece! Opening Bid $150.00

252. 1930s-1940s Punchboards and Related 253. 1934 Detroit Tigers and Games Lot (7) - Including Landon/Knox Mini-Pennant and “Diamond Dust” Pinback Display - Rare! Featuring Ruth and In support of two losing endeavors, this mini- Gehrig pennant and pinback display showcases decidedly rare souvenirs on both sports and Even more extraordinary than their political fronts! The 4-1/2” vertical black felt mere survival is the jaw-dropping pennant reads “DETROIT CHAMPIONS fact that these games remain 1934” in crack-free yellow appliqué. unpunched and unplayed! EX-MT Attached are both a 1-3/4”-diameter celluloid condition overall. Includes: Wooden pin proclaiming Detroit’s championship sta- Punchboards - 1) Diamond Dust w/12 HOFers incl. Ruth, Gehrig and Foxx (6x9 tus with photos of Mickey Cochrane and w/metal puncher intact). 2) Large, brightly colored “Fielders Mitts” board with inset Schoolboy Rowe; as well as a 3/8”-diameter holders for 18 still-intact keychain glove pendants! (13-1/4 x 17-1/4”; surface paper “Landon/Knox” 1936 presidential campaign loss at top center; rules sheet and metal puncher intact). Punchcards - 5 spanning 6x9 pin. Gorgeous! More on our website. to 9x18, and ranging from push/pull-tab games to “Pinch Hitter” and “Baseball Opening Bid $200.00 Jackpot” lottery-type contests. Opening Bid $200.00

254. 1929-1944 Philadelphia Athletics Program and Vintage Photograph Lot Spanning portions of Connie Mack’s reign and the rise and fall of the Athletics, these (4) items include: (2) Vintage Photos: includes an original October 8, 1929 news service photo from the World Series; and a vintage 255. Circa 1950s Philadelphia Athletics Cufflinks and Tie-Clip print from that same series with a 1950s stamping on the reverse (likely Sets (11) an archival print); (2) Programs: a Just one of these elegant trio sets would be an interesting find—but instead we have September 10, 1939 Athletics vs. the pleasure of offering 11. The gold-colored metal cuff links and tie clips feature Red Sox Shibe Park program; and a what appears to be a glazed mother-of-pearl logo in a 1950s style. EX condition 1944 Athletics vs. Yankees Shibe overall. Park program celebrating Connie Mack’s 50th anniversary. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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256. 1930s-1950s 257. 1910-1990 Baseball Broadsides Comiskey Park and Ad Pieces Lot Stadium Seat (5) Including Foxx, From the 1919 Black Sox Goslin and scandal to the 1959 Go-Go Sox to the 1983 “Winning Robinson Ugly” squad, this seat number Condition averages VG- 9 witnessed an unfathomable EX/EX overall. Includes: 1) amount of Pale Hose history. 1936 Tigers-Reds Preseason Measuring approximately 20” Game broadside w/Goslin wide and 31” tall, the (7x11, SC’s Dreyfuss Field Comiskey chair boasts the with segregated bleachers). vast majority of its green paint 2) 1930s Sunday Advertiser still intact, except for the usual “Red Sox Drive Is On” dis- minor chipping and flaking. play w/J. Foxx (17x11, FR With its seat hinge fully oper- w/chipping). 3) 1947 Hull’s ational, the relic can currently Beer counter sign w/S. Shea support normal weight though (10 x 13-1/2”, easel backing may need to have its legs intact and unused). 4) 1950 mounted on a stand for full “Jackie Robinson Story” usage. GD/VG condition. lobby card (8x14). 5) 1955 Note: due to the size and RC Cola display sheet w/J. weight of this item, a shipping Gilliam (11-1/2 x 17”). surcharge will apply. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

258. 259. Tremendous Original 1950s-1970s .45 Griffith and .78 RPM Stadium Baseball Records Seat Pair Lot (24) Including with Ruth, Gehrig and Beautiful Mantle Restoration Complete album covers Put yourself in averaging EX and the front row unplayed NM records with this beauti- unless noted. Highlights fully restored include: 45 RPM - 1) original Griffith 1950 Rizzuto “Good Stadium seat Luck Clover” Contest pair. (GD sleeve, light record Constructed to wear); 2) 1955 replace a wood Ruth/Gehrig “Greatest structure known as National Park, venerable Griffith Stadium’s inaugural 1911 season Moments in Sports”; 3) 1963 “Baseball in the Great Yankee Tradition” w/Mantle. 78 saw sitting president Howard Taft begin the tradition of the POTUS throwing out the RPM - 1) 1952 Chesterfield/R. Hodges “Giants Win the Pennant” (light record wear); ceremonial first pitch. Measuring 40x30x20, this display worthy pair features becom- 2) 1955 Ruth/Gehrig “Greatest Moments in Sports” (beautiful pictorial highlights ing green paint with stately engraved brass nameplates on the seat backs. A trio of booklet intact inside); 3) 1956 Berra “How to Hit” Spalding Giveaway (NM-MT, 5- wood bases allows this solid and sturdy duet to stand independently. More on our 1/4” square); 4) 1958 Mantle “My Favorite Hits”; 5) 1959 Garagiola “That Holler website. Guy” w/Mantle/Musial. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

260. Nellie Fox 261. Sandy Koufax Wide and Varied Original Oil Painting Memorabilia Lot by Samantha Wendell (150+ Items) Classically trained in England A devoted fan of Little and France, Los Angeles native Nel assembled this collec- Samantha Wendell has com- tion over many years. posed paintings of entertainers Includes: 1960s Hartland and athletes. Athletically Statue - EX-MT. 1960s trained on the sandlots of Fox/Antonelli/Kaline/ Brooklyn, Hall of Fame left- Aparicio Pictorial hander Sandy Koufax went on Megaphone - 6x9, EX. to a Hall of Fame career in the 1960s Store-Model big leagues. Wendell portrays Glove - VG. 1950s-60s Koufax in this original painting Scorecards/Stat that’s a “classic” in every sense Guides/Magazines (23) - Averaging EX. 1950s-80s Promo Photos and Reprint of the word. Framed to 30-5/8 x Photos (85) - Averaging NM. Miscellaneous - Averaging EX to NM w/1950s-60s 35-5/8” (no glass), the textured Magazine/Newspaper Ads (2); 1959 “A.L. Champions” drinking glass; 1960s “Nellie canvas showcases a colorful oil Fox Bowling” illustrated ashtray; “NF” monogrammed drinking glass; 1952 painting of Koufax in a pensive Hawthorne-Mellody Photo Pin; 1959 Armour Coin; 1962 Topps Baseball Bucks; 1963 stare with the ball securely held Topps Stamp; 1962 Salada Coin; 1988 Hartland “25th Anniversary” Statue in Box; in his left hand in a fielder’s 1990s Hartland “Cooperstown Collection” Statue in Box; 1980s-1990s Ceramic glove. The red-white-and-blue Bobble Head in Box (3 diff.) and 2001 Hand-Painted Portrait on Russian-Style Egg bunting in the background suggests a World Series venue as the site. The artist has (4” tall). Also assorted commemorative pins, buttons, patches, coins, etc. (25). signed at the lower left. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

44 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 262. 1874 Harper’s Weekly 263. 1880s Buck Ewing Salesman 264. 1906 Chicago White Sox “International Base-Ball - The Sample Cigar Label Oversized Team Postcard Boston Champions” Wood Cut Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

265. 1907 Brown University National Champions Baseball Team 266. Circa 1948 Babe Ruth 267. 1948 New York Giants Photographic Postcards Lot (7) “Sultan of Swat” Pocket Watch Picture Pack Photos (26) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

268. 1948 270. 1954 New York Honus Yankees Wagner “A Photo Great Day” Pack Large Near Set Calendar with of (23) Unused with Joe Monthly Pad DiMaggio Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 269. 1948, 1951 Cleveland Indians Picture Pack Photos Pair Opening Bid $100.00

272. 1957 “Mickey Mantle’s Big League Baseball” Game Opening Bid 273. 1996-1999 Mint-in-Box $50.00 Official World Series 271. 1950s Joe DiMaggio E.J. Corp Baseballs Lot (36) “Baseball Shoes” Unused Cleats Pair Opening Bid $100.00 in Original Pictorial Box Opening Bid $100.00

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276. Early-1950s Philadelphia Phillies/Athletics Metal Scoreboard 275. 1952-54 Original “Red Man” Bar Display Sign 274. 1948 Babe Ruth Wristwatch with Tobacco Advertising Posters Complete The “City of Brotherly Love” is a sports mecca Original Container and Ad Piece Set (3) known for its devotion to beer and baseball. Show This classic timepiece is a must-have for any For three of the four years (1952-1955) that Red Man some love for this early-1950s Philadelphia advanced Ruth collector. The offered example is Tobacco issued baseball cards, the company also pro- Phillies/Athletics metal scoreboard bar display sign. especially nice because its pictorial face is Near duced these retail display posters featuring Kiner Touting local beverages “Valley Forge Beer” and Mint, its metal components are EX, and it includes (1952), Slaughter (1953) and Mize (1954). “Rams Head Ale” this vintage advertising piece the original red cardboard display mount (VG) and Measuring 11 x 15-1/2” apiece, the crisp EX-MT set of measures 28x11 and features erasable chalkboard plastic baseball-designed encasement (EX). Not to three features attractive designs and radiant colors as it scoring sections for the Phillies and Athletics. Minor mention the fact that it’s still fully operable! promotes the removal and redemption of the tabs on the traces of age-appropriate wear serve to enhance the Accompanied by a 13x6 period newspaper advertise- bottom of each card for the ultimate prize of baseball vintage quality of this handsome display piece which ment promoting the watch on sale for just $3.95. caps—perish the thought! retains excellent degrees of original paint and gloss. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

277. 1954 New York Yankees World 278. Late-1950s Nellie Fox “Favorite Champions Ballantine Beer Easel Back Tobacco” Advertising Sign Advertising Sign It’s a classic sight of postwar baseball in the Windy 279. 1950s-1960s “Yoo-Hoo” Beverage Advertising pieces simply aren’t supposed to remain City: Nellie Fox’s cheek bulging out with a fistful of in such great shape. Aside from a bump to the lower- chew. “FAVORITE is the chewing tobacco I use and Can and Matchbook Cover (2 Items) left corner, this one displays as a NM beauty with a recommend to you!” proclaims the role model for mil- Featuring Mickey Mantle smooth sheen of surface gloss. Its dimensions are 17- lions of young baseball fans nationwide. In the decades Ah, the Drink of Champions. Yankee champions, to 3/8 x 15-3/8” and its goal—besides, of course, sell- since its production, this radiant, eye-catching dis- be precise. The 5-1/2” tall, 2-1/4” diameter can fea- ing Ballantine Beer—is to celebrate the “First team play—also boasting Fox’s prominent facsimile signatures endorsers Richardson, Mantle, Berra, Tresh and to win five consecutive championships.” On the ture—has become one of the more popular 1950s Ford, while the 1-1/2 x 4-1/2” matchbook cover puts reverse, its original hanging chain is intact and the tobacco ad signs among collectors. Dimensions are the spotlight on Mantle alone. Both exhibit VG-EX easel stand has been reattached with tape. 18x12 and condition is bold, bright EX. condition. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

282. Boston Red Sox Apparel Lot of (85) with Williams & Yaz Mitchell & Ness Jerseys 280. Early 1960s Mickey Mantle “Play 281. 1960s Mantle and Maris Child’s “ BoSox” boosters outfit a mini “Red Sox Nation” It Safe!” Safety Education Traffic Sign with this tremendous apparel lot of (85). Created by Take it from the Mick and the Traffic Department: Sweatshirt favored manufacturers Mitchell & Ness, Majestic, jaywalking is bad news. Distributed as part of the Any young fan wearing the M&M Boys to school Nike, Russell Athletic and Starter, these handsome agency’s “Safety Education Program,” this dynamite must’ve been the envy of everyone. Especially with garments range in excellent to like-new condition. broadside seldom surfaces on the auction block and the classic combo of headshot, batting pose and fac- Featured are: (57) jerseys with (6) R. Clemens, (4) has previously sold for as much as $1,200. The simile signatures! Minor stain spots here and there, C. Fisk, (7) N. Garciaparra, (1) P. Martinez, (2) D. offered example measures approximately 17x20 and plus a small hole on the left sleeve; otherwise very Ortiz, (15) M. Ramirez, (2) J. Papelbon, (1) T. exhibits a bright EX display appearance with an well-preserved. Williams, (1) C. Yastrzemski and (17) other/generic; occasional light surface wrinkle not touching Mantle Opening Bid $150.00 (18) T-shirts with (10) short-sleeve and (8) long- himself. sleeve; (8) hats; and (2) shorts. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

46 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 283. Hartland Statues High Grade Near Set (15/18) A very consistent offering of bright, clean, creamy- white-to-snow- white statues. All stand and retain their original bats. Includes: Banks (NM), Mays (NM), Berra (EX-MT, no mask), Snider (NM/MT), Spahn (NM), Musial (EX-MT), Aparicio (NM), Fox (EX-MT), Drysdale (NM), Ruth (EX-MT), Aaron (NM/MT), Mathews (NM), Kaline (NM), Williams (NM), Mantle (NM). Opening Bid $1000.00

284. Superb Roger Maris 1960s Mini Bobbin’ Head Doll with Original Box Measuring 5” tall, this is a terrific, bright EX-MT/NM Maris mini example with the head at a very slight angle. Also 285. (2) 1950s Gibbs-Conner Cleveland Indians Porcelain includes the Banks original box Crafted locally by Cleveland’s short-lived Gibbs-Conner Company, these (2) Indians (GD) with souvenirs portray the club’s famed “Chief Wahoo” mascot. Valuable because of their “Mr. Home Run” pictorial label (EX). limited production, these survivors are appealing because of gorgeous presentation, Opening Bid $200.00 as well. One is a 7-1/4”-tall porcelain relic with the mascot standing beside a baseball with a slot to facilitate coin insertion. The edge of the base is home to a vintage decal. The second bank shows the Native American standing on home plate with a bat at the ready. Original feather inserts are missing. Opening Bid $200.00

286. 1960s Hartland “Famous Riders” Western Figurines Collection (9) 287. Hartland Baseball Statues 25th Anniversary Near-Set of Now here’s Americana at its best. Hartland’s Western series stole our childhood imagi- (17/20) With Mantle, Ruth and T. Williams nations a half-century ago and has been a popular collecting sector ever since. These Re-issuing a baseball classic in 1988, Hartland Statues produced its 25th anniversary 9”-tall examples average EX or better and include: 1) Roy Rogers and Bullet (w/sad- set in quantities limited to 9,700. This near-set of (17/20) showcases pristine plastic dle, hat, 2 guns); 2) Dale Evans (w/saddle, hat); 3) Lone Ranger (w/saddle, hat, 2 figurines in original retail boxes and cardboard mailing containers. Includes: Aaron, guns); 4) Wyatt Earp (w/saddle, hat); 5) Cheyenne (w/saddle, 1 gun); 6) Cochise Aparicio, Banks, Berra, Colavito, Drysdale, Fox, Groat, Mantle, Maris, Mathews, (w/saddle, rifle); 7) Annie Oakley (w/saddle, hat, gun); 8) Seth Adams (w/saddle); 9) Mays, Musial, Ruth, Snider, Spahn and T. Williams. Missing are Killebrew, Bat Boy Generic Red Cowboy on Black Horse (w/saddle missing stirrup). Also featured as a and Minor Leaguer. bonus is an unpainted seated horseless horseman with arm in air (w/hat, gun belt). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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288. 1970 Transogram 289. Multi-Sport Statue/Bobblehead/Figurine Lot of (22) With “The Amazin’ Mets” Evel Knievel and Ted Williams Hartland Complete Honored and depicted in Figurine/Card Set of statue form, heroic figures have become “figurines” in (15) - in Original this sports-themed display Boxes! lot of (22). Headlining the New to the collector’s market parade are: (5) Nodders, and hopping on the New York Inc. “Golden Era Series” Mets bandwagon in 1970, the Bobbin Head Dolls: com- fly-by-night Transogram complete run with Ruth, Gehrig, pany issued “The Amazin’ J. Jackson, Cobb and Mets” figurine set of (15) Wagner; Wayne Gretzky depicting those unlikely hero’s from Queens. Presented in its entirety, these three-per- (Mattel doll); Evel Knievel box collectibles include: Kranepool/Weis/Seaver; Shamsky/Gentry/Agee; (1973 Ideal Stunt Cycle); Swoboda/Harrelson/Clendenon; Ryan/McGraw/Jones; Grote/Koosman/Boswell. These Ted Williams (Hartland rare survivors are in their original cellophane and three-card cardboard boxes! More Plastics statue). More on on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

291. 1960s NFL Bobblehead Lot of (3) With 290. 1965-1967 Green Bay Packers Mint-in-Box “Realistic Face” Gold Base Bobblehead N.Y. Giants Doll Nodding and smiling their way into your Representing “Titletown, USA” at the dawn of the collection, these (3) Super Bowl era, this 1965-1967 Green Bay Packers NFL bobblehead dolls bobblehead doll is justified as he nods with approval! include: Cleveland The gold round base “Realistic” face nodder presents Browns: 1965-1967 minimally (EX-MT) with a blemish-free surface. For gold round base (pres- the sake of accuracy, we report flaking on the “NFL” ents minimally EX-MT logo badge and “00” shoulder identifiers. with minor paint chip on jaw line; has “00” on shoulders and back); Denver Broncos: Opening Bid $150.00 1968-1970 gold round base (presents VG with series of jaw line cracks a small sections missing); New York Giants: 1968-1970 gold round base (MINT in original box with cardboard neck insert; gorgeous!) Opening Bid $100.00

292. 1960s- 293. 1960s NFL and College Bobblehead Dolls - All in Original 1970s Boxes Washington Look out! Redskins Saturday and Sunday Bobblehead grid war- Lot of (5) riors are With 1961- comin’ at you seven 1966 “Toes- strong in Up” this lot of “ Braves on the warpath” span the evolution of franchise logos in this Washington (7) 1960s Redskins bobblehead doll lot of (5). Includes: 1961-1966 Toes-Up: a Type I example, bobblehead presents (EX) with minor jaw line chipping; 1965-1967 Gold Round Base: presents dolls! Each is in its original box. Includes: Army (1961-1968; VG with multiple hair- (VG) with jaw line cracks/chipping and head detached from spring; (2) 1970s Gold line cracks along jaw line); Atlanta Falcons (1968-1970; EX-MT); (2) Detroit Lions Round Base: 1970-1971 helmet (presents GD with multiple jaw line cracks/chips); (1968-1970; EX-MT and NM with cardboard neck insert); Kansas State (1961-1968 1972-1977 helmet (presents NM); c.1960s White Base Toes-Up: no logos/names, toes down; NM); L.A. Rams (1960-1961; NM with cardboard neck insert); St. Louis presents (GD) with lengthy helmet cracks. Cardinals (1968-1970; NM). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

294. 1960s NFL Bobblehead Doll Lot of (10) 295. Non- Belying Sport their fierce Bobblehead nature and football’s Lot of (6) rugged style, With Rare these (10) 1950 1960s NFL bobblehead “Brylcreem” dolls smile Kissing Pair at the Joining the fray prospect of of bobblehead joining your collection! The relics present beautifully with vibrant colors and decals at collectibles, these (6) non-sport examples include: 1950 Brylcreem Kissing Pair: rare 100%. Includes: (2) 1961-1963 Square Base: both St. Louis Cardinals (both VG-EX); “Lego” 5-1/2”-tall man and woman with magnetic inserts to facilitate kissing; 1972 (2) 1965-1967 Gold Round Base: Chicago Bears (NM); New York Giants (EX); (6) Richard Nixon: 6”-tall Republican elephant with “Nixon For President” ribbon; 1975 1968-1970 Gold Round Base: Cincinnati Bengals (VG); Dallas Cowboys (VG); Los “Dogpatch” Pair: 8-1/2”-tall “Mammy” and “Pappy”; 1970s Mr. Peanut: Planters Angeles Rams (NM); Minnesota Vikings (VG-EX); New Orleans Saints (NM); St. figurine with rare cane. The dolls present beautifully! More on our website. Louis Cardinals (EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

48 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 296. 1988-1994 Starting Lineup Factory Sealed Baseball Figures (37) Including 1988 McGwire 298. 1988-1997 Starting Lineup and 1989 Maddux Factory Sealed Football/Hockey Opening Bid $100.00 Figures (47) Including 1997 297. 1988-1993 Starting Lineup Gretzky (2) Factory Sealed Basketball Figures Opening Bid $100.00 (52) Including Jordan (9) Opening Bid $100.00

300. Circa 1915-1917 Philadelphia Phillies Team Photo Including Alexander and Rixey 299. 1890s Yale University Baseball Opening Bid $100.00 301. Endearing 1927 Babe Ruth, Player Cabinet Photos (4) Lou Gehrig and Kids Original Photo Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $50.00

304. April 27, 1962 Roger Maris and 302. 1930s-1950s News Service President John F. Kennedy Photo - and Wire Photos Lot (12) PSA/DNA Type I Including Hall of Famers Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 303. 1950s Brooklyn Dodgers Oversized Team Photos Pair Opening Bid $100.00

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306. 1912 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Pittsburg 305. Striking 1900s Pirates Spring John McGraw Training Team Mounted Studio Photo Photo Including - Used for 1905 PC782 Honus Wagner Rotograph Postcard! There’s no mistaking To our knowledge, only two the barrel-chested McGraw PC782 postcards Popeye seated fourth have sold at auction in the from right in the sec- past 15 years—and yet the ond row. It’s the original photo is rarer still. Flying Dutchman, of This is the first one we’ve course, during the ever seen, let alone heard of, Bucs’ second-to-last and its existence is a signifi- of 13 straight spring- cant discovery during the training trips to Hot current boom time for all Springs, Arkansas. Produced by Arlington Studio, the approximately 8-1/2 x 7” dis- card-related original images, play piece rates EX-MT overall with minor edge wear due to past trimming. as prices have skyrocketed According to the research of knowledgeable collector John Dreker, this photo shoot for photos directly used by took place at 10 a.m. on rain-drenched Eastman Lawn at Whittington Field in near- card companies. freezing temperature. It was evidently an unwelcome surprise for the players, who anticipated a day off. Instead, the team ultimately went hiking in the Ozark Mountains Thus, card collectors and photo and then resumed practice upon their return. More on our website. collectors alike will be dutiful- Opening Bid $250.00 ly impressed by this cabinet of the legendary Little Napoleon, which showcases phenomenal image quality in terms of clarity and contrast...right down to the individual hairs in McGraw’s carefully parted coiffure. Measuring approximately 5-3/4” x 7-3/4”, it is mounted to the same-sized original board backing and presents quite 308. 1930s- nicely as about VG-EX/EX despite minor general surface wear including a few 1940s N.Y. impression marks along the periphery. One never knows if or when such a treasure BBWAA will ever surface again! This item has a reserve (estimated value $2,500 - 5,000). Panoramic Opening Bid $1000.00 Dinner Photos (3) 307. 1910s-1950s Featuring Baseball Photos Lot (54) Babe Ruth with Cubs Emphasis and and other Hall of Famers HOFers To the best of our expertise, the Spaced 5 years majority of these photos are Type apart, these I original news-service photos. 20x12 panoramas Typical credit stampings of the were taken by period are represented, and most Empire reverses have editorial Photographers notations/captions. Peripheral and hail from the newsroom handling wear is also New York BBWAA Chapter’s 12th, 17th and 22nd “Eating and Oratorical Contest” routine here. All in all, this collection is just about what you’d expect for a Chicago- (a.k.a., “Annual Dinner”) at the Hotels Commodore and Astor. Ruth is featured in based 1910s-50s news-service photo assortment. The apparent Type I’s feature: each, while Foxx shows up in 1935 and H. Wagner, Cochrane, Barrow and Harridge Chance, H. Wilson, Cuyler, Maranville (die-cut), Alexander (batting), Hartnett (2 are identifiable in 1940. Also worthy of note is the decorative flag bunting and team - one Underwood & Underwood), Di. Dean, Lindstrom, Joe Louis (boxer), Grantham pennants festooning the banquet halls. VG-EX condition overall. (Conlon), H. McIntire (Conlon), H. Zimmerman, S. Adams, 1929 Cubs pitchers, Opening Bid $200.00 Tinning (Keystone-Underwood), P. Malone (Keystone-Underwood), Hamsley (Keystone-Underwood), Root (2), S. Hack, Speake, Grimm (5), Heathcote, Stephenson, Z. Taylor, Bush, Nehf. Of the non-Type I remainder, it’s worth noting the 5 George Burke vintage reprints (5) and a few nice Type II’s of Wrigley Field. 310. 1930s- Opening Bid $300.00 1950s New York 309. 1920s-1960s News Yankees Service Photos Lot (58) News Including Numerous Hall Service of Famers Photos Lot To the best of our expertise, one- (38) third of this collection are Type I Highlights photos, most with attached paper include: 1930s captions. They range from 6x8 to George Burke 8x10, exhibit typical evidence of 4x6 portraits of news-usage wear, and include: Lazzeri and J. 1920s Giants, 1920s J. McCarthy, Sewell (both 1930s Hubbell (Cosmo-Sileo), with PSA/DNA Type I LOAs); a quartet of Official Yankee 8x10 photos by Bob Olen 1930s Photographers (Cosmo- (w/2 from ‘52 Phil Rizzuto Day and 2 from ‘58 World Series); and an oversized Sileo), Dizzy Dean (4-1/2 x 6- 11x14 action shot of Rizzuto sliding in the ‘47 World Series. With only a few excep- 1/2”), 1934 Cards, 1938 tions (unlisted here), this appears to be a Type I collection across the board. Sizes Hartnett/Dean, 1939 World Series, range from 6-1/2 x 8-1/2” to 8x10. The majority pertain to J. McCarthy, and there’s 1942 E. Collins, 1944 Myatt/Kell, 1946 Pirates, 1946 MacPhail/Veeck/Harris, 1946 also a nice representation of Rizzuto. Other cameos include J. Collins/Irvin, Keller, Truman/Griffith/Frick, 1946 Griffith, 1946 Stoneham/Ott, 1948 Ruppert (Cosmo-Sileo), Mack and 1939 World Series. A handful retain their original Webb/Stoneham/Veeck, 1950s Mack, 1962 Stengel, 1974 Garagiola/Kubek/Gowdy paper captions. Typical minor evidence of news-usage wear throughout. (NBC Photo). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

50 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 312. 1878 311. Circa 1870s Mass. Baseball Player “Meteors” Tintype Oversized Housed in its lightweight, Team Cabinet hollow original frame (4- Photo - 3/8 x 5-5/8”, GD), the tintype has a 2 x 3-3/8” Featuring image area that displays Player Holding as EX with faint general Early surface wear visible upon Catcher’s scrutiny under a lamp. Provenance comes in the Mask form of a vintage type- Invented in 1876 by written auction/sale Harvard player Fred description from decades Thayer, the catcher’s ago that is taped to the mask was patented reverse and reads, “5. in 1878 and sold by Spalding that same year. Hence, the “Thayer mask” made its way 1870’s TINTYPE, 4” x 2- to the Meteors, and later enjoyed a meteoric rise in popularity during the 1880s. Here, 1/2” image in its antique the 8-1/2 x 6-3/4” image is missing the lower-left corner but is otherwise about VG, oval frame. Player wears while the 12x10 mount is extremely weathered overall with brittle edges. Thankfully, hat, knickers, and jacket; the all-important, ornate captioning is little affected. Figures include Walden, Jordan, holds ball. EX...(250.00).” Brown, Freeman, Miller, Draper, Fuller, McGarvis, Kelley, Groser. A pencil notation Opening Bid $150.00 on the back appears to read, “Mangr H.B. Davenport.” Opening Bid $150.00

313. 1909- 314. 1915 1910 New York Boston Red Giants Sox Spring Outfielders Training Spring Team Training Photo 8x10 News Including Service Speaker Photo and Featuring Hooper Jim Thorpe After two years Mighty Jim in Little Rock, Thorpe stands at the Red Sox far right with a moved their quizzical expres- spring training to Hot Springs for 1909 and 1910. The time span also corresponded sion on his face. International Film Service’s intact attached paper caption reads, with a two-year-only uniform style, seen here, with a lace-up neck opening and “First group photograph of the players struggling for permanent places in the outfield “BOSTON” across the chest. In 1911, Speaker, Hooper and company took spring of the New York National League Baseball Team, taken at spring training camp, at training to Redondo Beach, CA, before the team returned to Hot Springs for 1912-18 Marlin, Texas, shows (left to right) ROESINGER, HARRISON, JACOBSON, and 1920-23. Trimmed to dimensions of approximately 9-1/4 x 7”, this sepia mounted BURNS, FARRELL, SHARMAN, COLE, ELSH and THORPE.” Edge tear across photo boasts wonderful silver-halide accents and rates EX-MT aside from a chipped Thorpe’s torso has been reinforced on the reverse with clear tape; otherwise VG-EX lower-left corner. with typical newsroom handling wear. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

315. 1930s- 316. Rare 1940s Team 1960-1963 Photos (5) Oversized Including Roger 1936 R311 Maris/ Glossy Finish Whitey Premiums Ford Photos Condition aver- by Herb ages VG overall. Scharfman Includes: 1936 R311 Premiums (6) (6x8) - 1934 Featuring Cardinals World Sensational Champions (Dizzy, Durocher, Maris Close-Up Medwick, Frisch); The headliner here is a rather extraordinary 9 x 13-1/4” close-up facial study of 1935 White Sox Roger Maris unlike any oversized Maris portrait we’ve ever seen before. Image (Appling); 1935 quality is such that you can actually see his stubble follicles, lip lines and teeth. AL All-Stars An expansive Sports Illustrated stamping on the reverse credits Scharfman and gives (Grove, Hornsby, the details as “10-6-60...1960 World Series.” Also featuring the full S.I. stamp is a Fall Gehrig, Foxx, Classic action shot of Whitey Ford from two days later. The remaining quartet credits Greenberg). Yankees Team Photos (8x10) - 1939 World Champions on nice matte- Scharfman and features one photo of Maris fielding in ‘63 and three photos of Ford finish heavy-stock paper (Gehrig, DiMaggio); 1941 World Champions (DiMaggio). pitching in ‘61. EX condition overall with mounting remnants on reverse. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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317. 1990- 2010 Louisville Slugger Hall of Fame Bat Lot of (20) Turned annually by Kentucky’s famed Hillerich & Bradsby plant, these 318. 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers World Series Black Bat (20) Louisville For Yankee fans, the magic years are 1927 and 1961. For the Flatbush faithful, it’s Slugger brown 1955—the year that “next year” became NOW. This fine example of the ‘55 Dodgers bats pay homage to Hall of Fame inductees. Limited to production of 1000 apiece championship black bat features the engraved facsimile signatures of all those Boys of (with one exception), each 34” display flaunts a rich brown patina with gold-colored Summer, and it rates Near Mint except for some white marks affecting the names of stampings and facsimile signatures of the honored Cooperstown subjects (or block-let- Furillo and Amoros. ter stampings of those not under contract with H&B). All are in their original boxes, Opening Bid $250.00 while 15 of 20 remain factory sealed. Includes: 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. Note: due to the weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

320. Baltimore Orioles World Series Black Bat Complete Run of (6) Baltimore boosters whistle a happy tune for this Orioles World Series 319. 1967 Boston Red Sox World Series Black Bat black bat com- Yaz, Tony C, Jim Lonborg, Rico Petrocelli and George Scott are among the 36 facsim- plete run of (6). ile signatures emblazoned on this Louisville Slugger black bat to commemorate the Produced in lim- “Impossible Dream.” EX-MT condition. ited quantities by Opening Bid $200.00 Hillerich & Bradsby, these coveted keepsakes were presented annually to WS participants and baseball VIPs/officials. Present are all (6) of the possible Baltimore Orioles issues with: (3) World Series Champion years: 1966, 1970, 1983; and (3) American League Champion years: 1969, 1971, 1979. These handsome examples display in excellent condition with full gold facsimile player signatures and clean, glossy surfaces. Opening Bid $250.00

52 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 321. 322. Clayton Andrew Kershaw McCutchen “2014 Cy “2013 Young/MVP” MVP” Large 21x26 Large Original Pen- 22x27 and-Ink Original Artwork by Pen-and- Daniel Duffy Ink Perfectly capturing Artwork by the Claw’s powerful delivery, this Daniel one-of-a-kind trib- Duffy ute is composed Attractively entirely of accented in Kershaw’s pitching gold, this one- stats for every game during his 2014 Cy Young/MVP campaign. It begins on Opening of-a-kind tribute is composed entirely of Cutch’s offensive stats for every game during Day with “MARCH 22, 2014 AT ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS W 6.2IP 5H 1R 1ER his 2013 MVP campaign. It begins on Opening Day with “4/1/13 VS CHC 1-3 1R 1BB 7SO 102 PITCHES 27BF.” The final five lines prominently detail Kershaw’s 12B 1SB” and ends with “9/28/13 AT CIN 2-5 1R 1HR 1RBI.” The final three lines total season stats (“21 WINS...1 NO HITTER...1.77 ERA...” etc.) and end with, provide McCutchen’s 2013 total stats followed by, “2013 NATIONAL LEAGUE “NATIONAL LEAGUE CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER AND MOST VALUABLE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER / ANDREW MCCUTCHEN.” PLAYER CLAYTON KERSHAW.” Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $750.00

323. Kirk Timmons “Number” Original Artworks (5) with B. Robinson, Killebrew, Mazeroski, Roberts and McCovey Emerging artist Kirk Timmons has burst on 324. Kirk Timmons Detroit Tigers “Number” Original the scene in recent years Artworks (7) with Cobb, Greenberg and Cabrera with his unique style of Michigan native Kirk Timmons created these pen-and-ink portrait montages for the number art. Spanning popular series of his prints that are now sold at Detroit’s Comerica Park and the subject’s career with MLB.com’s Tigers website. The striking septet of unframed originals is rendered on classic poses from all facets of play, Timmons’ pen-and-ink portrait montages appear 11x17 to 17x23 white paper and signed by the artist. Includes: Ty Cobb (using his within the respective iconic uniform number and are then digitally formed into the surname rather than number—and featuring Conlon’s iconic “Cobb Sliding”!), prints that are sold on MLB.com’s team websites. This dynamic quintet of unframed Hank Greenberg #5, Charlie Gehringer #2, Al Kaline #6, Hal Newhouser #16, Sparky originals is rendered on 11x16 to 17x21 white paper and signed by the artist. Includes: Anderson #11 and Miguel Cabrera #24 (an epic tribute to Miggy, Comerica Park and Brooks Robinson #5, Harmon Killebrew #3, Bill Mazeroski #9, Robin Roberts #36 the Motor City). Each piece shows a faint bend mark that may be ameliorated through and Willie McCovey #44. Roberts and McCovey show a faint vertical bend mark. professional framing. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

325. 7/12/71 New York Daily News “Hack Wilson/Willie Stargell” Sports Cartoon Artwork by Bruce Stark Pirates slugger Willie Stargell started the 1971 season with 87 RBIs in the first half prompting artist Bruce Stark (d.2012) to suggest he had a shot at Hack Wilson’s 1930 RBI record. Offered is Stark’s artwork for a Wilson/Stargell sports cartoon featured in the 7/12/71 edition of the New York Daily News. A twenty-two year veteran of the NYDN, award winning artist Stark masterfully captured the fireplug-like Wilson in a classic batting pose as the central image of this approximate 9 x 12-3/4” piece which remains in excellent overall condition. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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326. Amazing 1933-2013 Baseball All-Star Game Programs Complete Run (84 Different) Including Key Rarities From its humble beginnings as newspaperman Arch Ward’s brainchild for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, the MLB All-Star Game has thrilled and dazzled countless baseball fans—and inspired all other sports to showcase their own cavalcade-of-stars events. Babe’s inaugural All-Star HR, Hubbell’s 5 straight HOFer strikeouts, Williams’ and Musial’s walk-offs, Jackson’s mammoth blast, Lynn’s grand slam—these and so many other timeless moments have defined the venerable “Midsummer Classic” for over 80 years.

In our hobby, from a collecting standpoint, the All-Star Game has been defined above all by its popular tickets and programs. Thus, it is with pride that Huggins & Scott presents what is, to our knowledge, the largest, most complete run of All-Star tickets and programs ever to reach the auction block. Naturally, there is tremendous breakdown value here, but there is also the unique opportunity for an enterprising bidder to amass in one fell swoop the kind of ambitious collecting quest that would otherwise take considerable blood, sweat and tears to acquire individually—ticket by ticket, program by program. To the victor go the spoils!

Headlined by such desirable examples as 1933, 1934, 1936, 1942 and 1949, this master set through 2013 features unscored copies unless otherwise noted and displays at a higher level than its strictly assessed technical grades. Includes: 1933-1969 Programs - 1933 (VG, partially scored); 1934 (GD, partially scored); 1935 (VG-EX); 1936 (VG-EX, scored); 1937 (VG-EX, scored); 1938 (VG-EX); 1939 (NM); 1940 (EX); 1941 (EX); 1942 (NM-MT, includes rare “10th All Star Game” paper insert); 1943 (EX); 1944 (VG- EX); 1946 (EX-MT); 1947 (EX); 1948 (VG); 1949 (EX, scored); 1950 (VG-EX); 1951 (EX); 1952 (VG-EX); 1953 (EX); 1954 (EX); 1955 (EX); 1956 (NM); 1957 (EX); 1958 (EX); 1959 Pitt. (EX); 1959 L.A. (EX); 1960 K.C. (EX); 1960 N.Y. (VG); 1961 Bost. (EX); 1961 S.F. (EX); 1962 Wash. (EX); 1962 Chi. (EX-MT); 1963 (EX); 1964 (VG-EX); 1965 (VG-EX); 1966 (EX-MT); 1967 (VG-EX); 1968 (EX); 1969 (EX-MT). 1970-2013 Programs - Averaging EX to NM with the condition improving as the years go higher.

This item has a reserve (estimated value $12,500 - $17,500). Opening Bid $7500.00

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327. Astounding 1933-2014 Baseball All-Star Game Tickets Complete Run (85 Different) Including Key Rarities From its humble beginnings as newspaperman Arch Ward’s brainchild for the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair, the MLB All-Star Game has thrilled and dazzled countless baseball fans—and inspired all other sports to showcase their own cavalcade-of-stars events. Babe’s inaugural All-Star HR, Hubbell’s 5 straight HOFer strikeouts, Williams’ and Musial’s walk-offs, Jackson’s mammoth blast, Lynn’s grand slam—these and so many other timeless moments have defined the venerable “Midsummer Classic” for over 80 years.

In our hobby, from a collecting standpoint, the All-Star Game has been defined above all by its popular tickets and programs. Thus, it is with pride that Huggins & Scott presents what is, to our knowledge, the largest, most complete run of All-Star tickets and programs ever to reach the auction block. Naturally, there is tremendous breakdown value here, but there is also the unique opportunity for an enterprising bidder to amass in one fell swoop the kind of ambitious collecting quest that would otherwise take considerable blood, sweat and tears to acquire individually—ticket by ticket, program by program. To the victor go the spoils!

Headlined by scarcities such as 1933, 1934 (extremely rare), 1937, 1942, 1946 and 1949, this master set features mostly full stubs, with a handful of stubs in the early years and mostly full tickets in the recent years. Many have much nicer display appearances than their strictly assessed technical grades.

Includes: 1933-1951 (Each Encapsulated “AUTHENTIC” by SGC) - 1933 Full Stub (VG); 1934 Stub (GD); 1935 Large Stub (EX-MT); 1936 Full Stub (VG-EX); 1937 Stub (VG); 1938 Stub (GD/VG); 1939 Stub (VG); 1940 Stub (VG); 1941 Full Stub (EX); 1942 Stub (EX); 1943 Full Stub (VG-EX); 1944 Full Stub (EX); 1946 Full Stub (VG w/staple mark); 1947 Full Stub (EX); 1948 Full Stub (EX); 1949 Full Stub (VG-EX); 1950 Full Stub (GD); 1951 Full Stub (GD/VG). 1952-1969 (Full Stub Unless Noted) - 1952 (GD); 1953 Large Stub (GD); 1954 (VG); 1955 (VG); 1956 (VG); 1957 (GD); 1958 (EX-MT); 1959 Pitt. (EX); 1959 L.A. (VG-EX); 1960 K.C. (GD/VG w/staple mark); 1960 N.Y. (VG w/staple mark); 1961 S.F. (EX); 1961 Bost. (VG-EX); 1962 Wash. (GD); 1962 Chi. (VG); 1963 (EX); 1964 (VG); 1965 (VG-EX); 1966 (VG- EX); 1967 (GD/VG); 1968 (EX); 1969 (VG). 1970-1979 - Full stubs averaging EX/EX-MT. 1980-1994 - Full stubs averaging EX-MT/NM. 1995-2014 - Full tickets (with the exception of 1998 and 1999 full stubs) averaging NM.

This item has a reserve (estimated value $17,500 - $25,000). Opening Bid $7500.00

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328. 1886, 329. June 30, 1910 Shibe 1887 Yale Park “Powers’ Day” Field Program - Rare Baseball Issued at Shibe Park as the front- Scorecards running Athletics returned home and were about to embark on a 17-3 run, with Pitcher this June 30, 1910 “Powers’ Day” Amos program paid tribute to the club’s Alonzo fallen catcher. Dubbed “Doc” as he was a licensed physician, Notre Stagg Dame product Michael Powers died A pioneering from injuries sustained during the member of the April 12, 1909 game at Shibe Park. Basketball Hall One season later, the Athletics held a of Fame and series of baseball-related track-and- College Football field events, with attendance and Hall of Fame, program proceeds going directly to Amos Alonzo the Doc Powers fund. This incredi- Stagg also made bly rare survivor has a portrait of the an important contribution to baseball: He invented the batting cage. Here, Stagg is fallen player on the front cover. The featured in the first slot as pitcher on both of these ornate 3-3/4 x 6-3/4” scorecards 20-page guide features lengthy edi- from Yale Field. Includes: 1) 6/9/86 Yale-Amherst (unscored; crisp, clean EX/EX-MT torial tributes and unmarked grids appearance w/horizontal pocket fold and peripheral surface wear visible upon close from the competition. With examination). 2) 5/14/87 Yale-Harvard (scored; presents frontally as VG-EX w/partial covers/pages intact, the guide has a vertical compacting fold and wear along the spine. spine split and some reverse surface paper loss). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

330. 1913 Mordecai Brown “How to Pitch Curves” Booklet Near Set (6/7) Plus Original Envelopes 331. Scarce 1916 “Who’s Who in Baseball” First Edition Master the art of “the hook” with the offered 1913 Mordecai Brown “How to Pitch Featuring Ty Cobb - Both Versions! Curves” booklet near set of (6/7) plus original envelopes. Published by W.D. Boyce While it’s true that Baseball Magazine tested the waters with a Who’s Who booklet in Co. of Chicago, these bright 14-page documents have withstood the century in pre- 1912, it was the 1916 Ty Cobb Who’s Who that declared “First Edition” on the title mier condition with tight staple-binding, vibrant color sequences and relatively crisp page and that set in motion the storied annual tradition. As a special treat, both varia- interior pages. Typical mailing folds do not disrupt the overall presentation of this tions of that debut release are offered here. The patriotic red-and-white-striped issue is group. Includes the original decorative mailers (same owner) with additional nota- FR/GD with some cover pencil notations and the official stamping, “COMPLIMENTS tions. Missing only booklet #2 for completion. OF THE BASEBALL MAGAZINE.” The beige version rates GD. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

333. 1910s-1970s “Who’s Who in Baseball” Extensive Run (41 Different) A Who’s Who of Who’s Who! Earlier issues average VG-EX/EX overall and later ones are EX/EX-MT. Includes: 1919 (Alexander), 1921 (Hornsby), 1922 (Sisler), 1924 (Johnson), 1925 (Vance), 1926 (Carey), 1927 (Frisch), 1928 (Wilson), 1932 (Simmons), 1933 (Klein), 1934 (Terry), 1935 (Dean), 1937 (Gehrig), 1938 332. 1920, 1921 “Who’s Who in Baseball” Featuring Babe (Medwick), 1939 (Foxx), 1940, 1942 (DiMaggio), 1943 Ruth (Williams), 1944 Musial, No one epitomized Who’s Who quite like the Bambino. He was head and shoulders 1945-50, 1951 (VG), 1952 above every other Who! What makes this pairing extra-special is that it shows Babe’s (Musial), 1953-56, 1958-60, transition from Red Sox star to larger-than-life Yankee legend. The 1920 book rates 1961 (Maris), 1962, 1965, VG, and the 1921 would be approximately that as well except for an edge stain that is 1967, 1969, 1971 and 1974. not visible on the front cover but that affects the book’s second half and back cover. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

56 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 334. July 13, 1934 Babe Ruth 700th Home Run Scorecard (Scored) To put the Bambino’s extraordinary greatness into perspective, it’s worth noting that Ruth reached the 700-HR plateau when no one else had yet come close to reaching 500. He achieved the feat in 335. Interesting 1910s-1970s Baseball Publications Lot (53) a 4-2 victory over Condition averages VG-EX/EX overall. Highlights include: 5/14 Everybody’s the Tigers at Navin Field. Measuring 6-1/4 x 9-1/2” closed and 9-1/2 x 18-3/4” when Magazine (Tinker Fed. Leag. essay); World Series for 1937 (J. DiMaggio); 11/39 folded open, this surviving scorecard is notated above the scoring grids with the his- Baseball Magazine (Walters/J. DiMaggio); 1944 Connie Mack Golden Anniversary; toric date, “July 13, 1934.” And not only does the avid fan’s penciled scoring clearly 5/48 True Comics (J. DiMaggio); 7/11/49 Yankee Stadium Night of Champions; 1950 show Ruth’s third-inning milestone HR, but what’s more, the gentleman had the fore- Thrilling Story of Joe DiMaggio; 1950 Sports Review (J. Robinson); 1952 Yankees sight to adjacently annotate “#700” for posterity’s sake. EX condition. Sketch Book; 1964 Shea Stadium Dedication Magazine. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

337. 1936 World Series Game 3 Yankee Stadium Program - Sharp! Renewing an October rivalry that began as the Yankees overtook their Polo Grounds “incumbent” tenants in gate receipts, the Bronx Bombers again felled the New York Giants in the 1936 World Series. Issued at Yankee Stadium for Game 3, this program is autographed on the front cover by Giants 336. 1928-1958 “Famous Sluggers” and Related Louisville principals Eddie Mayo and Pamphlets Lot (19 Different) Burges Whitehead (both Popular in their heyday among fans and today among pub collectors, Louisville Slugger’s “8” strength). The 24-page pamphlets are known for their photographic covers—often featuring HOFers. Highlights guide is a pristine survivor here include: Famous Sluggers - 1928 (GD/VG), 1929 (EX w/ad stamp on cover), 1931 with crease-free covers Hafey/Simmons (EX-MT), 1932 D. Alexander/O’Doul (NM), 1933 Klein/Foxx (EX), and crisp pages intact. The 1934 Waner/Gehrig (EX). Of note, the 1931-35 run comes complete with the original scoring grids are marked Louisville Slugger mailing envelopes! More on our website. in pencil to document a Lou Gehrig home run and a 2-1 Yankee triumph. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

339. 1940s-60s World Series Programs Lot (4 Different) Includes: 1) 1948 at Cleveland (EX-MT); 2) 1957 Game 1 at New York (EX, scored in pencil); 3) 1964 Game 3 at New York (NM, scored in pen); 4) 1964 World Series at St. Louis (NM). Also accompanied by the program-like retrospec- tive, 1957 World Series As Told By The 338. 1940 World Series Programs Pair Milwaukee Journal Replacing the injured Ernie Lombardi and the deceased Willard Hershberger, 40-year- (EX-MT). old catcher Jimmie Wilson helped lead the Reds to World Series glory with a .353 Opening Bid $150.00 average, 2 runs and a stolen base. Both programs here are unscored. The Briggs Stadium version is EX-MT while the Crosley Field version is VG/VG-EX. Opening Bid $150.00

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340. 1910s-1930s Sporting News Record Book Lot (19) What makes these record books so 341. 1930-1932 special and popular are their cover Baseball Schedules images. Condition here averages Lot (9) about VG overall due primarily to Sizes range from 3-1/2 x spine wear that in some instances has 6-1/4” to 4x9 and condi- been shored up with vintage clear tion averages EX/EX-MT. tape. Includes: 1914 (PR); 1918; 1922 Includes: A’s “World’s (Hornsby); 1923 (Sisler); 1924; 1925 Champions” - 1930-31. (W. Johnson); 1926; 1927; 1929 Indians - 1931. Pirates - (Gehrig/Ruth); 1930 (Cochrane); 1931. Cubs - 1930, 1931- 1931 (Wilson, notation on cover); 32 (latter two picturing 1932 (Grove); 1933 (Foxx); 1934 Manager Rogers Hornsby (Hubbell); 1935 (Dizzy); 1936 on cover). Reds - 1930- (Greenberg); 1937 (McCarthy); 1938 31. (Medwick, notation on cover); 1939. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

342. 1930s-1940s 343. 1949 Ebbets Field MLB Major League All-Star Game Program Scorecards Lot With a combined 18 Hall of Famers on (30) the opposing rosters and two more Condition averages EX serving as arbiters, the 1949 Major with some scored exam- League All-Star Game was a spectacle, ples. Includes: Giants - indeed, under overcast skies at Ebbets 1941, 1946 (2), 1947 Field. This program was issued that (2), 1948, 1949. Red afternoon in Brooklyn. The 32-page Sox - 1946 (2), 1947, guide features photos and text detailing 1948 (2). Indians - 1948 the combatants in an exhibition that (3). Pirates - 1940, featured black players for the first time. 1941. Reds - 1948. The scoring grids are marked in pencil Tigers - 1948, 1949 (2). to document an 11-7 Junior Circuit tri- Braves - 1946, 1947. umph. With covers and crisp pages Cardinals - 1937, 1938, intact, the guide presents minimally at 1948 (4). A’s - 1948. the (EX) plateau. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

344. 1950s-1960s 345. 1943-1959 “The Baseball Scorecards Sporting News” Lot (59) Collection of (378) Condition averages EX. Read all about it with this Includes: Red Sox - 1957-61, 1943-1959 “The Sporting 1967 (2), 1968. Giants - 1951, News” collection of (378). 1953, 1955, 1957. Tigers - Subtitled “The Base Ball Paper 1960-61, 1963-68. White Sox - of the World” and known to 1957, 1968. Dodgers - 1958, dedicated fans as “The Bible 1962, 1964-67. Angels - 1961, of Baseball”, this venerable 1968. A’s - 1951-52. Mets - periodical was the only truly 1964, 1966. Dodgers - 1959. comprehensive source of box Twins - 1962. Pirates - 1960. scores and news for all of Phillies - 1960-61, 1966-67. MLB and most of the Minors Indians - 1965, 1969. Yankees for a century. This hefty accu- - 1967 (2). Cubs - 1968. mulation presents in remarkably well-preserved state ranging from above average to Senators - 1963, 1965-68. Reds - 1965-66. Astros - 1968 (2), 1970. Braves - 1969. excellent with solid spines, flat surfaces and clean, light-cream colored pages showing Orioles - 1969. Twins - 1964. fully legible printed content. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

347. 1935-1990 Boston 346. 1950s-1970s Team Red Sox Yearbooks Lot (30) Program/Scorecard Condition averages VG-EX/EX. Better Grade Includes: Dodgers - 1954, 1957. Collection of (25) Yankees - 1960 (Jay), 1961, 1962 Decades of “cursed” campaigns (revised), 1963 (revised), 1964. are represented in this 1935- Giants - 1951, 1953, 1956. 1990 Boston Red Sox pro- Nationals/Senators - 1952, 1953, gram/scorecard lot of (25). 1961. Mets - 1964 (revised), 1965 Ranging desirably in better (revised), 1967 (revised), 1969. Red grades of (VG to EX-MT) this Sox - 1961-66, 1968-69. A’s - 1965- solid collection is a must for 66. Twins - 1967. Braves - 1966. publication specialists and citi- Lastly, there is a non-yearbook offer- zens of “The Red Sox Nation”. Present are: 1935, 1939, 1941 (scored), 1942 (scored), ing of the 1971 ALCS at Oakland pro- 1944 (scored), 1947, 1948, 1949, 1953, 1957, 1962, 1964 (scored), (2) 1967, 1969, gram. 1970 (scored), (2) 1971 (scored with (2) loose stubs), 1973 (scored), 1976, 1977, Opening Bid $200.00 1978, 1984, 1986 (scored), 1990 (scored with stub attached). Opening Bid $200.00

58 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 350. 1942 & 1944 World 348. 1919 Pittsburgh Pirates 349. 1924 Chicago Cubs Game Series Programs Pair at N.Y. Giants Scorecard Program (Scored) vs. St. Louis Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

351. 1951 San Francisco Seals Spring Training Baseball Program with Mickey Mantle in the Lineup 352. 1951 & 1952 St. Louis for the Browns Yearbooks Pair 353. 1930s-2010s World Series Visiting N.Y. Yankees Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Programs Lot (38) Opening Bid $100.00

356. April 12, 1966 Atlanta Braves Inaugural Season Opening Day Full Ticket Stub 354. 1950s-1980s Baseball Pocket 355. 1939 All-Star Game at Opening Bid $100.00 Schedules Lot (22 Different) Yankee Stadium Ticket Stub Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

357. 1967 World Series Game 6 at Boston Full 359. 1970s-2000s ABA and NBA Ticket - PSA EX 5 358. 1970s-2000s Baseball Tickets Playoffs, All-Star and Inaugural Opening Bid $150.00 Grab-Bag Collection (67) Season Tickets Lot (41) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

M O R E I M A G E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C O T T.C O M 59 BASEBALL June 11, 2015 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 360. 1915 World Series Braves Field Game 4 PSA 6 Ticket Stub - Highest Graded An incredibly rare survivor, this 1915 Fall Classic Game 4 ticket hails from a most unusual series. Maintaining its superiority over the upstart Federal League, Major League Baseball enticed fans with an exciting 1915 campaign that prompted Woodrow Wilson to become the first Chief Executive to take in a World Series game. And though Wilson showed his stuff with a ceremonial first pitch, 20-year-old rookie Babe Ruth did not, as he was relegated to a single pinch-hitting appearance. Still, Ruth was elated with his winner’s share check of $3780.25 (more than his salary), which he promptly took to Baltimore to purchase a saloon for his father on Lombard and Eutaw Streets. Encapsulated and Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA, this voucher is one of two at its tier with none graded higher. With RBI hits from Harry Hooper and Duffy Lewis, Boston defeated the Phillies by a 2-1 count for the third straight time in Game 4. Of note is that the Red Sox played their home games that series at the newly erected Braves Field to take advantage of the larger seating capacity. With a 50-cents price identifier and a blank reverse, this Beantown World Series artifact is perhaps the most pristine example you’ll find. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $3000-$5000) Opening Bid $1500.00

361. 1956 World 362. 1960s-2000s MLB Series Game 5 at Ticket Collection of (101) Yankee Stadium With Key World Series Full Ticket Stub and Milestone - Don Larsen’s Autographed Stub Perfect Game Talk about the hottest tickets in and Mantle town! These (101) vouchers were issued at Major League venues for Home Run! some historically significant con- Oh to have been one of tests and milestone achievements. the lucky fans in atten- The keepsakes present nicely, rang- dance on that perfect day. To have seen 27 up and 27 down. To have witnessed the ing from (EX-MT) to (VG). Keys celebration as Berra jumped into Larsen’s arms. To have savored the extra treat of include: World Series: (2) 1975 Mantle’s 8th World Series HR. Perhaps the next best thing is to own one of the tick- (both Game 6 including 1 full tickets. This $7.35 Mezzanine Reserved Seat full stub measures 4-1/4 x 2-1/4” and, at et; Fisk HR); 1977 (Game 6; Jackson 3 HR); 1986 (Game 6; Buckner error); ALCS: first glance, displays as VG-EX. Upon close scrutiny, however, the light creasing to (2) 1999 (Games 2 and 3); NLCS: (3) 1973 (Game 1 and 2 Game 3); All-Star Game: the left half technically warrants VG. 1968 (full ticket). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

363. 1920s-1970s Army 364. 1970s-2000s vs. Navy Ticket Stubs Army vs. Navy Lot (26 Different) Programs (25) Display appearance averages VG- and Tickets (23) EX/EX overall with a few exam- Near Complete ples exhibiting heavy reverse mounting wear/paper loss as Run noted. Also, about a third bear This great starter col- uneven torn edges. Includes: 1924 lection offers a nice (mounting wear); 1925 (attractive head start on pursuing EX/EX-MT), 1931 (EX-MT, full); an even more extensive 1936; 1937 (w/original Navy mail- Army-Navy run. The ing envelope and “ticket demand” programs average EX- notice); 1941 (mounting wear); MT/NM overall and 1947 (mounting wear); 1951 span 1976-2003, miss- (mounting wear); 1952; 1954; ing only 1984, 1993 1956 (GD); 1957; 1958 (full, EX-MT w/score notation); 1959; 1960; 1961 (GD); and 1997. The tickets average EX/EX-MT overall (with many full examples) and span 1962; 1963; 1964; 1966; 1970; 1971 (full); 1972 (full); 1973; 1974 (full); 1975. 1976-2001, missing only 1981, 1994 and 1995. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

365. 1907 366. November 25, Army vs. Navy 1911 Harvard vs. Game at Yale “The Game” Franklin Field Die-Cut Football Programs Pair Program Navy shut out Army The 32nd incarnation of 6-0 in the 1907 con- “The Game” marked the test, tying the series second consecutive 0-0 tie. rivalry at 6-6-1. It’s Team photos and roster rather remarkable lists are provided inside that these delicate this creatively designed, paper relics have football-shaped program, survived at all, let and they feature All- alone in GD overall Americans Bob Fisher, Percy Wendell, Douglas Bomeisler, Hank Ketcham and Art condition such as Howe, plus Walter Camp’s son Walter Camp Jr. The 9-1/2 x 6-1/2” relic displays as this. One of the 3x5 programs has a vertical center fold, the other has a missing corner EX and retains its original string-and-staple binding. Heavy mounting wear is present and partial spine separation. on the back cover. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

60 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 367. 1926-2000 USC & UCLA 368. 1927-2000 College College Football Program/Guide Football Program & Guide Collection of (514) with Many Lot of (182) with (48) Rose Vintage Editions Bowl Programs No matter which of these Southern California Stop and smell the roses! Offered is a teams you pull for, this vast hoard will have 1927-2000 college football you ringing “The Victory Bell”. Presented is a program/guide lot of (182) featuring 1926-2000 USC and UCLA college football (48) prestigious Rose Bowl programs. publication collection of (514) including Though many of the included issues (491) programs and (23) media guides. Though the great majority present VG to NM are affected by spine tape repairs, writ- details, many have been subjected to compacting folds, hole-punches and/or spine ten date notations and typical age-appropriate wear, the incredible vintage appeal of tape repairs. With slightly more than 40% dating from the 1920s-1950s it would seem this gorgeous hoard can’t be suppressed, with the vast majority presenting otherwise that vintage and quantity supersede condition. Complete list on our website. VG to EX-MT details. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

369. 1946-1991 NFL Football 370. 1920s-1940s College Football Programs Lot (14) Including Program Lot of (46) with Super Notre Dame and Harvard Bowl I-XXV (25) Year Consecutive Condition average VG/VG-EX overall. Includes: 1) Run & 1967 “Ice Bowl” 11/20/26 Harv./Yale (GD/VG); 2) 10/19/29 Army/Harv.; 3) 11/26/38 Army/Navy (Howard Simply put this collection of pro football pro- Chandler Christy cover); 4) 10/12/40 Harv./Mich.; 5) grams is super. Offered is a 1946-1991 NFL pro- 10/25/41 Harv./Navy; 6) 10/25/41 Dart./Yale; 7) gram lot of (46) including a (25) year Super Bowl 10/24/42 Harv./Army; 8) 10/24/42 Dart./Yale; 9) consecutive run. Representing the biggest games 11/14/42 Mich./ND (reverse staining); 10) 10/3/42 of the 1960s-1980s, this important group presents G. Tech/ND; 10/10/42 Stan./ND (GD/VG); 11) as (40% EX to NM, 50% VG to VG-EX, 10% 10/5/46 Pitt/ND (cover notation); 12) 10/30/48 lesser) with deference to unobtrusive date/score notations penned on the spines and/or Harv./Holy Cross; 13) 11/20/54 Harv./Yale (w/Harv. covers of most. Highlights are: 1/2/66 World Championship (VG); 1/1/67 NFL end Edward Kennedy pictured); 14) 10/26/57 Championship (VG-EX); 12/31/67 “Ice Bowl” NFL Championship (VG). Complete Harv./Dart.. list on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 373. Super Rare 1934 371. 1951-1997 Notre Dame Football Stanley Cup Finals Program/Annual Guide Lot of (116) Clinching Game College football’s most celebrated institution is Program from Chicago the subject in this library of (116) gameday programs and annual guides. Heralded players who Stadium wore the blue-and-gold from 1951 through 1997 Hockey elitists score big with this are profiled in these guides which present beauti- 1934 Stanley Cup Finals clinch- fully with covers/pages intact (though there are ing game program. On 4/10/34 handwritten notations throughout). Headlining the the Chicago Blackhawks wrapped lot are programs from National Championship up the Stanley Cup seasons including: 1973 (vs. USC); 1977 (vs. Championship final round with a USC; and (2)) 1988 (vs. Miami; vs. Penn State. double-overtime victory over the Opening Bid $200.00 Detroit Red Wings to win the series three games to one. The presented Chicago Stadium program is dated “Tuesday, April 10, 372. 1947-1981 University of 1934” on the center leaf roster Maryland Football Program/Media page which lists Blackhawk Guide Lot of (40) heroes Chuck Gardiner who won the 1934 Vezina Cup and is the Fear the Turtle! College Park gridiron warriors only goalie to serve as captain for spanning five decades are documented in these pro- a Stanley Cup winning team, grams and media guides. Issued at Byrd Stadium Lionel Conacher who won championships in seven different Canadian sports leagues and road sites, the publications present beautifully and “Mush” March who scored the Cup clinching overtime goal. Though marked by with covers/pages intact throughout. Includes: (34) obvious signs of wear including soiling and compacting folds, this super rare program Programs: (2) 1947; (4) 1948; 1953; (2) 1954; (GD) remains complete and intact with excellent colors, appealing gloss and clean off- 1958; (2) 1961; (2) 1962; (2) 1963; (2) 1964; (3) white pages. Relatively few hockey programs from the period of any type are avail- 1965; (4) 1966; 1967; 1968; (3) 1969; 1971; 1978; able on today’s market and extensive research turned up only one other example from 1979; 1981; (6) Media Guides: (2) 1962; 1963, the 1934 NHL Playoffs and none at all from the Finals Game 4 clincher, relegating the 1965; 1966; 1967. More on our website. offered example to elite status. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

375. September 27, 374. Scarce 1953 1892 Baltimore vs. Spalding’s Chicago Official Game Football Program - Guide Colts’ Opening Bid $100.00 Inaugural NFL Game 376. 1970s-1980s Super Bowl Opening Bid Programs Lot (6) $100.00 Opening Bid $50.00

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378. 1926-1990 College Football 377. 1952 Lions vs. Browns Program Lot of (155) With (15) NFL Championship Program All-Stars vs. NFL Champs and While neither the Detroit Lions or (45) East-West Shrine Game Cleveland Browns have ever made a Issued at games played for purpose and for Super Bowl appearance, they were pride, these (155) collegiate football pro- seemingly annual combatants in 1950s grams span 1926-1990 and include Bowl NFL Championship tilts. Issued at Game variations, as well as time-honored Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium for the exhibitions. The guides present nicely with 1952 title game, this program is a rare covers/pages intact on most (though there survivor that, while it pre-dates the are handwritten notations on most covers). Super Bowl era, has ironic and defini- Headlining this virtual NCAA football tive ties to the sporting world’s biggest “library” are: (45) East-West Shrine spectacle. The guide presents nicely Game: 1939-1990, issued at various Bay with covers and all 36 pages intact with Area venues; (15) College All-Stars vs. black-and-white photos and biographi- NFL Champions: 1962-1976; final (15) cal text/stats. More on our website. Soldier Field exhibition programs. More on Opening Bid $100.00 our website. Opening Bid $250.00

379. 1940-1990 380. 1940s-1990s Pro College Football Football Publication Guides, Award Balance of Collection Programs & Lot of (155) with 1953- Magazine Lot of 1991 Pro Bowl Program (236) Run Excellent representation of Experience publication elation the period is found in this with this 1940s-1990s pro foot- 1940-1990 college football balance of collection lot of ball media guide, award (155) programs and guides. program and magazine lot Displaying as (60% VG-EX to of (236). Though a good NM, 40% FR to VG) this delec- number are variably affected by pen notations, spine tape repairs and hole-punches table buffet of print materials is sure to satisfy your collectible appetite. Headlining along with a few absent of the cover, this encompassing assortment remains desirable this exciting array is a group of (40) 1951-1998 Pro Bowl programs including a con- by shear strength in numbers. Highlights are: Illustrated Football Annual 1932-1953 secutive year run encompassing the period 1953-1991. Also present are: (22) Hall of near run of (21/24); and (22) Heisman Trophy Award programs with: 1953, and a Fame Game programs; (30) various Sporting News guides; and (63) assorted (21) year run inclusive of the years 1965-1986. Complete list on our website. guides/manuals/yearbooks. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

381. 1946-1989 Los 382. 1940s-1950s Angeles College Basketball Dons/Rams/Raiders & Game Programs Lot San Francisco 49ers (10) Including Program/Guide Collection Philadelphia’s “Big of (250+) with (12) AAFC Five” Go on a West Coast offensive to Self-proclaimed as “College score this 1946-1989 Los Angeles Basketball’s Most Storied Dons/Rams/Raiders and San Tradition,” the Philadelphia Big Francisco 49ers program and guide 5 of LaSalle, Penn, Villanova, collection of (250+). Showing evi- St. Joe’s and Temple played dence of having been amassed by a their games at Convention Hall dedicated longtime fan, this group of all different issues shows appealingly as (60% during this period before even- VG-EX to NM, 40% FR to VG) with deference unobtrusive pen notations on most tually moving to Penn’s and spine tape repairs and/or hole punches on approximately 20%. Highlights are: Palestra. All 10 programs are (12) 1946-1949 AAFC Dons editions ((2) with detached cover); and (40) 1946-1959 doubleheaders between 1946 and 1954. Six pertain to Big 5 teams, and then there are Rams editions. Complete list on our website. four from MSG or Memorial Auditorium in New York. VG-EX/EX condition overall. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

383. 1940s-1970s 384. Multi-Sport Publication Basketball and Hockey Lot of (46) With (3) World Publications Lot (26) Series Programs Condition averages VG-EX/EX Get yer programs! Spanning the 1930s overall and highlights include: through 1970s, these (46) stadium- Hockey - 1949 NHL Record Book issued publications hail from diamond, (Bill Durnan), 1940 National gridiron and ice events. With Hockey Guide, 1965-66 Bruins covers/pages intact on most, the guides Yearbook. Basketball - 1946-47 present nicely and are headlined by (3) Official Basketball Guide, 1949-50 World Series Programs: 1946 Harlem Globetrotters Program, (Fenway Park, FR with unmarked 1956-57 Sports News Boston scoring grids, missing back cover); Garden Program, 1968 Marques 1948 (Municipal Stadium, VG with Haynes’ Fabulous Magicians unmarked scoring grids); 1950 (Shibe Program. Basketball/Hockey - Park, unmarked scoring grids; missing 1/18/48 Sport News Boston Garden covers). More on our website. Program (w/scored scorecard insert). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

62 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 386. Babe Ruth 1946 Single-Signed Ball - Full JSA A formidable presence whose permanent panache was warranted equally by tape- measure home runs and strikeouts marked by a torso twisted in violent fashion, Babe 385. Al Simmons Single-Signed OAL Barnard Ball With “1929 Ruth endured a demise that, in spite of its agonizing pain, never compromised his World Champions” Inscription - Full JSA vivacious demeanor and compliance with adoring fans. This single signed Ruth base- Big Apple bias has long been the practice in media outlets. To this day, we’re inundat- ball is a testament to his relationship with the public: an alliance in which Ruth felt ed with rave reviews of “Murderers Row” and the pinstripers’ dominance. Obscured almost obligated to provide autographs, photo opportunities and, most of all, unforget- by those Bronx Bombers, Connie Mack’s Philadelphia A’s dynasty supplanted the table performances. The creamy “Official American Association” orb presents beauti- Yankees by winning three successive pennants and an aggregate 313 games from fully, with trademark stampings and the facsimile signature of league president H. 1929-1931. A key component on those Athletics rosters, Hall of Famer Al Simmons Roy Hamey that date specifically to 1946. Still a rotund physical specimen at 51, Ruth autographed this OAL Barnard baseball, likely in celebration of the 1929 World spent part of the 1946 baseball season in Mexico City as Jorge Pascual’s guest in the Series. The creamy orb (grade “6-7”) showcases vibrant trademark stampings and latter’s effort to entice Major League players to jump ship and join the Mexican alternating red-and-blue laces. On a side panel, Simmons (d.1956) has signed in League. Soon after, however, Ruth complained of a severe pain over his left eye and black-ink fountain pen (“4-5”) and inscribed “1929 World Champions” in elegant cur- entered New York’s French Hospital. A malignant growth was discovered and its sive. The ball’s original “Reach” box is included. Full photo LOA from JSA. progress was far too advanced. Debilitated, Ruth remained in the hospital for three Opening Bid $500.00 months and lost 80 pounds. Remissions and flare-ups ensued, and Ruth was gone in less than two years. One of the very last baseballs autographed by the American athletic and cultural icon, this one is an absolute beauty. Executed on the sweet spot in black-ink steel tip fountain pen, Ruth’s endorsement projects every bit of (“6-7”) potency, with the uppercase “B” and “R” characters definitive traits. There is inherent 387. irony, as well, as Hamey (who presided over the American Association in 1946 only) Satchel went on to take over as General Manager of the New York Yankees in 1961, the year Paige 1958 Ruth’s single-season home run record of 34 years was eclipsed. Accompanying is a Single full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1200.00 Signed Miami Marlins 388. Ball - Exceptional Huge Elston Signature! After the Howard Negro and Single Major Signed Ball Leagues, 49- Among postwar year-old Satch non-HOFers, embarked on Elston Howard yet another remains one of chapter in his the more desir- epic career. able subjects on Bill Veeck a single-signed helped him land a slot with the Phillies’ AAA affiliate Miami Marlins, and in true ball. The 12- Veeckian stunt fashion, Paige made his debut on the field by climbing out of a heli- time All-Star copter. Author Larry Tye, in his 2009 biography, picks up the story from there: “The and 6-time Marlins parked the pitcher in a large rocking chair in the bullpen, bringing him out to world champion throw more often than even Veeck dreamed possible. On an August night in 1956 he began his career drew 51,713 fans...record keepers called it the biggest crowd ever to watch a minor with the Negro league game. Satchel pitched into the eighth inning to collect the win and drove in League’s K.C. three runs with a 330-foot double to left-center. A week later he pitched a one-hitter, Monarchs and beating Rochester 4-0 and leaving to a standing ovation.” Paige retired in his third roomed with Marlins season—the same year he signed this evenly toned, lightly scuffed “Miami Ernie Banks, Marlins” ball. His flowing side-panel “7-8” scripting is easily one of the largest sig- before breaking down barriers as the Yankee franchise’s first black player. This natures Paige ever penned on a ball. What’s more, he dated it with the sweet-spot creamy, well-preserved OAL (MacPhail) ball features Howard’s blazing blue-ballpoint “8-9” inscription, “age - 51 - 1958.” A very special Satch single, indeed! Full LOA “9-10” inscription occupying an entire side panel, “To Jim / Best Wishes / Elston from JSA. Howard.” Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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389. 1936 World Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed Ball With Gehrig, DiMaggio and Full JSA Never complacent with their star-studded roster and ledger of recent lau- rels, the Yankees added a Pacific Coast league phenom to the cast and remained the most well- oiled machine in American 390. Philadelphia Baseball Owners Dual-Signed 1930s Baseball sports as they reeled off a With Mack and Nugent - Full JSA then-record four successive World Series conquests. This OAL Harridge ball is auto- Contemporary Philadelphia baseball franchise owners have teamed to autograph this graphed by (20) members of the 1936 Bronx installment, the first of those four OAL Harridge baseball. The off-white orb (grade “6”) dates to 1934-1939 and is straight champions. The creamy orb dates to 1934-1939 and presents nicely. Black-ink signed in black-ink fountain pen on the sweet spot by former Athletics owner Connie fountain pen scriptings, meanwhile, average (“5”) potency with keys including: Mack (“7” strength) and on the east panel by former Phillies boss Gerald Nugent (“7” Combs (“6” strength), Dickey (“5” strength), DiMaggio (“4-5” strength), Gehrig (“3- strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. 4” strength), Gomez (“5-6” strength), Rolfe (“5-6” strength) and Ruffing (“2” Opening Bid $500.00 strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

391. Mickey 392. 1946 New Cochrane, York Giants Team Schoolboy Rowe Signed Ball (29 and Jimmie Signatures) Dykes Multi- Including Mel Ott Signed 1934-1939 “The nice guys are all OAL Harridge over there, in seventh place,” Dodgers manag- Ball - Full JSA er Leo Durocher Crashing the Yankees’ famously said of this seemingly annual World very team, thus giving Series party, the Tigers rise to the “Nice Guys repeated as A.L. champs Finish Last” maxim. in 1934 and 1935 and And it was true—Giants were the last non- player/manager Mel Ott Yankee A.L. club to do and his charges could so until the 1969-1971 not seem to parlay their Orioles. This OAL gentlemanly ways into Harridge ball is auto- any sustained success in graphed by Detroit sta- the wins column. This creamy-toned ONL (Frick) ball features “7-9” signatures over- ples from that era. The mildly toned orb presents nicely and is signed (in black-ink all including Ott, Lombardi, Mize, Rosen, Trinkle, Kraus, Gee, Rucker, Young, fountain pen) on the sweet spot by Mickey Cochrane (“6-7” strength) and on the east Thompson, Marshall, Cooper, Gordon, Hartley, Graham, Schumacher, Kennedy, panel by Schoolboy Rowe (“6” strength). On the south panel, Junior Circuit contem- Koslo, Witek, Kress, Jonnard, Kerr, Abernathy, Rigney, Carpenter, Bartell, Voiselle, porary Jimmie Dykes has signed, as well (“4” strength). Full JSA. Budnick and Blattner. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

393. 1963 394. Extensive “500 HR Pittsburgh Pirates Club” Signed Ball (20 Team-Signed Ball Signatures) Including With Clemente, Mantle and Williams Stargell and This 500 home run club multi- Murtaugh - Full signed baseball of (20) signatures is one of the more complete off e r i n g s JSA found in the hobby. Current super- Just three years removed stars and retired heroes grace the from their improbable panels of this clean ONL W h i t e World Series victory, the baseball (“8”). Each autograph is 1963 Pittsburgh Pirates placed in blue or black ink and dis- endured a roller coaster plays an incredible display appeal. ride that saw them within Found on this ball are Sweet Spot: striking distance through Schmidt (“7”); West Panel: M a n t l e August before closing the (d.1995, “7”, 536 inscription), T. year on a 7-25 tailspin to Wi l l i a m s (d.2002, “7”); East Panel: S h e ffield (“8”), M. Ramirez (“6”), Ba. Bonds finish in the second divi- (“7”), Aaron (“7”), Palmeiro (“9”); N o rth Panel: Thome (“8”), Murray (“9”), Killebrew sion. Results aside, the ( d . 2 0 11, “8”), Banks (d.2015, “9”), F. Thomas (“9”), Mays (“8”), A. Rodriguez ( “ 6 ” ) ; cast was spectacular and this ONL Giles ball is autographed by those swashbuckling South Panel: R. Jackson (“7”), F. Robinson (“7”), E. Mathews (d.2001, “8”), McCovey stars! The creamy orb has period shellac covering ballpoint pennings that average (“8”) and McGwire (“6”, 70 inscription). Amongst living members, this comprehensive (“8”) potency. Keys include: Burgess, Clemente, Face, Haddix, Law, Murtaugh, sphere is missing only Griffey Jr., Sosa and Pujols for completion. The ball has plenty of Northey and Stargell. Chicago Cub Hall of Famers Banks and Santo have signed, as room for future additions and proves to be an instant cornerstone to any advanced auto- well. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. graphed baseball gathering. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

64 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 395. Jimmie Foxx Single- 396. Roberto Signed 1929-1931 OAL Clemente Single Barnard Baseball - Full Signed Ball JSA Because “The Great One” The face (and muscle) of a dynasty died so tragically young, his that won three straight pennants and signed spheres are far rarer two World Series crowns, Hall of than most of his contempo- Famer Jimmie Foxx compiled exact- rary HOFers. Clemente sin- ly 100 home runs and 394 RBI dur- gles have sold for upwards ing that span (1929-1931). This of $10,000, and their popu- OAL Barnard baseball dates specifi- larity and desirability cally to that period and is auto- appears to increase with graphed by the Philadelphia legend. each passing year. The The off-white orb presents nicely offered example showcases a with prominent trademark stampings legible “2-3” signature and and alternating red-and-blue laces. On the sweet spot, Foxx has signed in black-ink light stampings on an unoffi- fountain pen (“6” strength) with a personalization to one “Chas. Fox.” Full JSA. cial ball rating VG-EX. Full Opening Bid $300.00 LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

397. Jackie Jensen 398. Exceptional 1952 St. Inscribed Single Signed Louis Browns Team Signed Ball Ball (24 Signatures) Oh what might have been. Jensen Including Satchel Paige peaked with the 1958 A.L. MVP and Satch’s 4th year in the majors was his 1959 Gold Glove Award...and then it best, with 12 wins, 2 shutouts, 10 saves all went downhill from there due to and a league-leading 35 games finished domestic issues and a fear of flying. en route to his first of two straight All- The Red Sox right-fielder died in Star appearances. The stats are even 1982 at the age of 55. This white more impressive when considering that ONL (Frick) ball features a shel- the Browns were a 7th-place team—and lacked side panel with Jensen’s Paige was 45 years old! This creamy- black-ink “7” inscription and signa- toned, lightly shellacked OAL ture, “Dick - May I wish you a happy (Harridge) ball features “8-9” signatures birthday and the best of luck always / overall including Paige, Marion, Sievers, Kryhoski, Overmire, DeMaestri, Young, Jack Jensen.” This appears to be a Garver, Moss, Delsing, Harrist, Marsh, Goldsberry, Zarilla, Nieman, Norman, very early signature style with a considerably different “J” than in his later years. Scheffing, Courtney, Bearden, Pillette, Cain, Dyck, Madison. Full LOA from JSA. PSA/DNA Sticker/Cert. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

399. 1960 Pittsburgh 400. 1968 St. Louis Pirates World Champions Cardinals N.L. Champions Team Signed Ball (23 Team Signed Ball (25 Signatures) Signatures) Including Roger With 8 All Stars—including Cy Maris Young Award winner Vern Law— In his 12th and final season, Roger the Bucs won their first pennant in Maris played in his 7th World Series— 33 years. Then they staged one of a 4-games-to-3 loss to the Tigers in the greatest upsets in baseball his- which the 33-year-old contributed 3 tory with Maz’s walk-off World hits, 3 walks and 5 runs. This creamy- Series homer to topple the mighty toned ONL (Giles) ball features “7-10” Yanks. This creamy-toned ONL signatures overall (a few lighter) (Giles) ball features “6-8” signa- including Maris (“5” across Spalding tures overall including Mazeroski, logo), Carlton, Cepeda, Murtaugh (clubhouse), Virdon, Schoendienst, Brock, Schofield, Schultz, Briles, McCarver, Tolan, Ricketts, Maxvill, Umbricht, Oceak, Witt, Burgess Gilson, Shannon, Gagliano, Milliken, Torrez, Spiezio, Davis, Jaster, Horner, Flood, (light), Trucks, Green, Law, Friend, Cheney, Labine, Oldis, Mizell, Barone, Nelson, Muffett, Sisler and Hughes. Missing Gibson. Full LOA from JSA. Levy, Burwell, Hoak, Face, Olivo, Smith. Missing Clemente. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

401. 1971 Baltimore Orioles 402. 1972 New York 20-Game Winners and Yankees Team-Signed Batterymates Multi-Signed Ball With Munson and Ball - Full JSA Full JSA In the wake of five-man rotations, In the midst of a (then) franchise- role pitchers, set-up men and closers, long 11-year postseason lull, the 20-game winners are few and far 1972 New York Yankees finished between. On a roster defined by fun- 6-1/2 games off the pace in a damentals, the 1971 Orioles had four strike shortened season. This ball of them! This OAL Brown ball is is autographed by (17) members signed by all (4), as well as by their of that ’72 Bronx squad. The (2) batterymates. The mildly toned creamy unofficial orb is signed in orb (grade “7”) is signed in ballpoint ballpoint (average “7” strength) (average “9” strength) by: Sweet with highlights including Spot: Dobson (d.2006); North Panel: Blomberg, Lyle, Munson and Etchebarren, Hendricks (d.2005); South Panel: Cuellar (d.2010); West Panel: Stottlemyre. Full photo LOA from McNally (d.2002); East Panel: Palmer (inscribed “HOF 1990”). Full JSA. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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403. 1970s Old Timers 404. 1984 Cracker Jack Old Signed Ball (30 Timers Classic Signed Ball Signatures) Including 11 (19 Signatures) Including Hall of Famers Roger Maris According to a handwritten nota- On July 2, 1984, Washington’s RFK tion in pink ink, it was the Friendly Stadium played host to the Third Confines that welcomed back this Annual Cracker Jack Old Timers constellation of HOFers and others: Baseball Classic. As seen here, it was “Old Timers / Wrigley Field.” A a star-studded affair. This creamy- date is also inscribed and it appears white ONL (Feeney) ball features the to be the late 1970s. The creamy- “8-10” signatures of Maris, Kiner, toned OAL (MacPhail) ball features Feller, Appling, Roberts, “8-9” signatures overall including Mazeroski, B. Williams, Kaline, such notables as L. Waner, Cronin Killebrew, Rigney, Thomson, Moon, (2), Lindstrom, Banks, Averill, Groat and more. (Just a year and a Boudreau, Gomez, Appling, Feller, J. Sewell, Passeau, Pappas, G. Baker, Pafko, T. half later, Maris would pass away at age 51.) An official Cracker Jack Classic program Davis, Ellsworth, Fonseca. Auction LOA from JSA. (EX-MT) accompanies as the perfect companion piece. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

405. New York Yankees Old Timers Signed Ball (24 Signatures) Including Frisch, DiMaggio and 6 406. Billy Martin Other Hall of Famers Single Signed Ball It was the Yankees who created the The irascible, inimitable tradition of “Old Timers Day” and Billy Martin bestowed his the Yankees who have put on some blue-ink “8-9” sweet-spot of the very best reunion events. This signature upon this lightly lightly soiled and toned OAL soiled OAL (Brown) ball. (Cronin) ball features the uniform Affixed with PSA/DNA’s blue-ink “8-10” signatures of J. sticker but missing DiMaggio, Slaughter, Frisch, PSA/DNA Cert. Leonard, Wynn, Dickey, Rizzuto, Opening Bid $150.00 Musial (black-ink “5”), Grimm, Furillo, Lopat, Kuenn, T. Moore, Roseboro, Lowrey, Labine, S. Chandler, J. Black, T. Morgan, F. Alou, Noren and Lanier. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00

407. Mickey Mantle 408. HOFer Multi- Autographed Charles Signed Baseball With Fazzino Painted Baseball Mantle, Mays and T. - Full JSA Williams - Full Citing the feats of Mickey Mantle, PSA/DNA one is to be forgiven for adding a With at least 450 home runs and flourish here and there. Artist Hall of Fame credentials to their Charles Fazzino took such liberties credit, (14) sluggers have auto- on this hand-painted sphere autographed this OAL MacPhail ball. graphed by Mantle! The clean and The lightly toned orb showcases creamy orb showcases images and ballpoint pennings that average telling statistics, including like- (“8-9”) quality with: Sweet Spot: nesses of Mantle, Yankee Stadium McCovey, F. Robinson; North and the flight of his May 22, 1963 Panel: Mantle, T. Williams, clout that nearly left the ballpark. Yastrzemski; South Panel: R. Simulated diamonds and glitter are Jackson, Killebrew, Banks, Mays; West Panel: Aaron, Schmidt; East Panel: Musial fitting accents, as is Mantle’s blue ballpoint sweet spot endorsement, which shows (“5” strength), Mathews, Stargell. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. “perfect 10” strength. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

409. 500 Home Run Club Ball Signed by (12) With Mantle, Williams, Mays and Aaron - Full PSA/DNA Having reached the mythical 500 Home Run plateau without benefit of any pharmaceutical assistance, (12) Herculean sluggers have autographed this OAL Brown orb. The mildly toned sphere (grade “7-8”) 410. Triple Crown Ball Signed by (4) With Mantle, Williams is signed in blue ballpoint (average and Full JSA “9” strength) by: Sweet Spot: Among the rarest feats in baseball, the Triple Crown is the theme of this OAL Brown Killebrew, Mantle; North Panel: sphere autographed by (4) who achieved that impressive status. The mildly toned Schmidt, Aaron, Mathews; South keepsake (grade “8”) is signed in blue ballpoint by: Sweet Spot: Mantle (“7-8” Panel: Banks, Williams, Robinson; West Panel: Murray, Jackson, McCovey; East strength); South Panel: Williams (“9” strength); West Panel: Robinson (“9” Panel: Mays. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. strength); East Panel: Yastrzemski (“9” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $700.00 Opening Bid $400.00

66 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 411. Derek Jeter Single- 412. Derek Jeter Signed Baseball— Single-Signed LE Ball PSA/DNA 9 with “ROY” Considering the list of legendary Inscription - Full JSA players who preceded him, the Described in superlatives in fact that he holds seven New conversations involving both York Yankees offensive records baseball and the game’s win- speaks volumes about Derek ningest franchise, Hall of Fame- Jeter’s ability. Offered is a Derek bound legend Derek Jeter auto- Jeter single-signed OML/Selig graphed this OAL Budig ball as baseball. Rated PSA/DNA 9, the he began his spectacular career recently retired Yankees captain’s two decades ago. The clean dynamic signature is ideally white OAL Budig sphere (grade located on the sweet spot of an “8-9”) is signed on the sweet OML/Selig baseball also rated spot in black ballpoint (“8-9” PSA/DNA 9. No doubt “Captain strength) and inscribed “ROY.” Clutch” will become a first a ballot Hall of Famer five years from now, making this a The limited edition (1264/1996) keepsake comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. must for dedicated autograph collectors. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

413. Derek 414. 1995 New York Yankees Jeter Single- Team-Signed Ball With Signed 1996 Jeter, M. Rivera, G. and 1998 Steinbrenner and Full JSA Official Curtailing a franchise-long postseason World lull at 13 consecutive seasons, the 1995 New York Yankees earned a Wild Card Series berth in that format’s first-ever season Baseballs - before squandering a two games-to- Both Full none advantage in succumbing to the Mariners in ALDS play. This baseball JSA is autographed by (33) members of that Check out this stat line: 158 games, 200 hits, 20 home runs and a .308 batting aver- Bronx squad. The mildly toned orb age. Pretty good season, right? Well, those are Derek Jeter’s career postseason num- (grade “7”) features ballpoint pennings bers! An annual regular in October, Jeter has signed these 1996 and 1998 Official averaging (“8”) quality. Keys include: World Series baseballs. The mildly toned spheres present beautifully are signed Boggs, Cone, Jeter, Mattingly, (2) O’Neill, Pettitte and G. Steinbrenner (owner). Full beneath the event logo stampings in blue ballpoint (both “9” strength). Individual full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

415. 1998 World 416. 1999 World Champion New York Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed Yankees Team-Signed Ball Ball - Full JSA - Full JSA Staring one impressive run and Already impressive, the Yankee continuing another, the 1998 New championship numbers got down- York Yankees logged a (then) right astounding in 1999. Not only Major League record 114 games did the franchise secure its record to win their first of nine succes- 25th Fall Classic total, but extended sive American League East its World Series single game win- crowns and, for an encore, their ning streak to 12 (a run that 24th World Series title. This increased to 14 in 2000). This Official 1998 World Series ball is Official 1999 World Series ball is autographed by (30) members of signed by (32) members of that ’99 that dominating Bronx roster. The Bronx roster. The clean white orb snow-white orb (grade “10”) fea- (grade “9”) features ballpoint pen- tures blue ballpoint pennings averaging (“9”) potency with keys including: Jeter, T. nings averaging (“8-9”) strength with keys including: Clemens, Curtis, Leyritz, Jeter, Martinez, Posada, Rivera, Torre, Wells and B. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. Rivera, Torre and B. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

417. 2004 Boston Red 418. 2004 Boston Sox Team- Red Sox World Signed Champions Team Baseball and Signed Ball (22 Display Case Signatures) Plagued for 85 long This bright-white Official seasons as their ill- 2004 World Series ball advised sale of Babe showcases gorgeous blue- Ruth spawned ink “10” signatures includ- repeated failure and ing Ramirez, Varitek, countless near-misses, the Boston Red Sox ended their drought in unlikely fashion. Foulke, Ortiz, Wakefield, This Official 2004 World Series ball is autographed by (23) members of a roster than Francona, Damon and erased a three games-to-none ALCS deficit to get to and sweep the Fall Classic. The Schilling. Full LOA from snow-white orb (grade “10”) features ballpoint pennings (average “8-9” strength) with PSA/DNA. keys including: Martinez, Ortiz, Ramirez, Schilling and Varitek. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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421. 1953 Philadelphia Phillies 419. Mrs. Babe Ruth Single 420. 1946 Cleveland Indians Team Team Signed Ball (19 Signatures) Signed Ball Signed Ball (24 Signatures) Including Ashburn and Konstanty Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

424. Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers 422. 1973 St. Louis Cardinals 1990 Old Timers Day Signed Ball (15 Team Signed Ball (19 Signatures) 423. Hall of Famers Signed Ball Signatures) Including Snider and Including 3 HOFers (17 Signatures) Lasorda Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

426. Derek Jeter and Cal Ripken Jr. Single Signed Balls Pair 427. 1993 Florida Marlins Inaugural 425. New York Yankees Signed Ball (5 Opening Bid $100.00 Season Signed Lot (15) Plus Signatures) Including Jeter and Rivera Numerous Related Items Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

429. 1996 New York Yankees Charles 428. Colorado Rockies 1993 Inaugural Fazzino “Yankee Fever” 3-D Pop Art 430. Boston Red Sox “Strike One!” Season Ephemera Lot (7 Items) Display Signed by (15) With Jeter, Signed Poster (40+ Signatures) Including Team Signed Batting Helmet Rivera and Full JSA Opening Bid $50.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $300.00

68 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 431. Signed Baseball Lot of (2) with DiMaggio/Williams & Mantle—Both Full JSA Integral to any autograph collection, this triumvirate of baseball titans ruled the game during their day. Featured is a signed baseball lot of (2) with a Joe DiMaggio/Ted Williams dual- signed ball and a Mickey Mantle sin- 432. “300 Win Club” and HOFer Pitchers Signed Balls Pair gle-signed ball. These vintage c.1960s spheres are OAL/Cronin models which despite Both are creamy-white OAL (Brown) balls with “9-10” signatures. Includes: “300 partial fading of the stampings display in otherwise solid condition. DiMaggio’s regal Win Club” - Seaver (ss), Sutton, Perry, Wynn, Spahn, Niekro and Carlton. HOFer endorsement rates as (“5-6”); and Williams’ penning as (“6-7”). Accompanied by a Pitchers - Spahn (ss), Feller, Marichal, Gibson and Wynn. Full LOAs from personalization, Mantle’s autograph scores a (“7”). Full photo LOAs from JSA. PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

433. Sandy 434. 1983 World Champion Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Koufax Ball Pair With Ripken, Murray and Palmer - Individual Full (PSA/DNA 9) JSA and Derek Jeter Ousted on the final Single-Signed day of the 1982 season, the Baltimore Baseballs Orioles were not to be Certainly baseball fans denied in 1983 as they could be excused for yielded just three runs fantasizing over the in four games to win dream matchup of the ALCS and pro- Sandy Koufax facing ceeded to beat the Derek Jeter as these formidable combatants could certainly head a debate of pitching Phils in five games in control vs. batting control. Fulfill your collecting fantasies with this pair of Koufax the Fall Classic. These and Jeter single-signed baseballs. Situated on the sweet spots of (NM-MT+) (2) OAL MacPhail baseballs are autographed by members of that ’83 Birds roster. OML/Selig baseballs, these diamond gem signatures both show desirable strength. Headlining the parade are bold ballpoint pennings of: Bumbry, Boddicker, Dempsey, Koufax comes with PSA/DNA (Grade “9”) full LOA, Jeter (“9” strength) comes with McGregor, Murray, Palmer, Ripken, Jr. and Ripken, Sr. Individual full photo LOAs PSA/DNA basic sticker/cert. from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

435. 1960s Washington 436. Willie, Mickey and Senators Team-Signed The Duke Single-Signed Baseball Lot of (3) with Baseballs With Display T. Williams & G. Hodges Case - All JSA When the best autograph on your Immortalized in song by Terry team ball is the manager you’re in Cashman, Willie Mays, Mickey for a long season. Victims of many Mantle and Duke Snider had long seasons, the 1960s long since performed to wor- Washington Senators proved their shiping masses in their respec- pens were mightier than their bats tive New York City boroughs. with this lot of (3) team-signed This display features baseballs baseballs. (97) Total (slightly individually signed by members faded) autographs range (“5” to of that center field triumvirate. “8”) on OAL/Cronin balls (average The mildly toned orbs present EX-MT) with: 1966: (33) signa- nicely and showcase sweet spot tures with G. Hodges (“8“), F. Howard (“7-8“); 1967: (32) signatures with G. Hodges pennings averaging (“8-9”) (“7-8”); 1969: (32) signatures with N. Fox (“7“), Z. Versailles (“6-7“), T. Williams strength. Includes: Mays: ONL White (full JSA); Mantle: OAL Brown (full JSA); (“7”). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. and Snider: ONL White (JSA cert/sticker). Included is a 13x9 display case. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

437. 1969 Cubs Reunion Team-Signed Limited-Edition Ball 438. Hall of (#31/69) Plus 1960s-1970s Reunion Signed Trio Famers Single The late, great Ernie Signed Balls Banks occupies the Lot (5) sweet spot of this white OML (Selig) ball, Including which features statisti- Mantle and cal gilt embossing and Williams the 17 fellow “9-10” Includes: T. signatures of Santo, Williams - Medium- Jenkins, B. Williams, toned, soiled OAL Hundley, Oliver, (Brown) w/”8-9” Beckert, Hickman etc. (Full LOA from The additional reunion trio hails from Randy Hundley’s 1991 Cubs Dream Camp and JSA). Mantle - Moderately toned OAL (Brown) w/”8-9” (Full LOA from PSA/DNA). includes an ONL ball (EX, “7-9”), Louisville Slugger bat (EX-MT, “9-10”) and locker Banks - Moderately toned ONL (White) w/”9-10” distinctive signature style “Ernest sign (3-3/4 x 18”, EX, “8-10”), each with signatures of Jenkins, Wilhelm, Piersall, Banks” (PSA/DNA Cert). Roush - Medium-toned ONL (Feeney) w/”9” (PSA/DNA Campaneris, Cardenal, Fregosi, Pepitone, Hundley, Oliver, Beckert and Hickman. Cert). Campanella Autopen - Medium-toned ONL (White). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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439. 1949-1955 Toledo 440. 1990s Mud Hens/Sox Team American League Signed Balls Lot (6) Team-Signed Ball Including Numerous Lot of (6) - All Full Major Leaguers SGC During this period, Toledo’s Members of late-1990s American Association team was the Junior Circuit squads have Mud Hens (1949-51) and then the autographed these (6) base- Sox (1953-55). These creamy-to- balls. The OAL Budig orbs medium-toned balls display “7-8” present beautifully with signatures overall and include: 1949 Mud Hens - 22 w/Herbert, Mayo, Lund and ballpoint pennings averag- White. 1950 Mud Hens (2) - 25 w/Mayo, Beck, Lund, Herbert, Kryhoski, Grissom, ing (“8-9’) quality. Ginsberg, Rogovin and Riebe. 1953 Sox AA Pennant Winners - 24 w/Chipman, Highlights include: 1998 Athletics: (27 sigs) with Giambi and Rogers; 1998 Rangers: Thiel, Conley, Dubiel, Selkirk, Kerr, Williams, Jethroe. 1954 Sox - 20 w/Burris, (25 sigs) with J. Gonzalez, I. Rodriguez; 1999 White Sox: (29 sigs) with Durham, Crowe, Crone, Gorin, Hanebrink, Mantilla, Fusselman, Dubiel, Thiel. 1955 Sox - 25 Ordóñez; 1999 Tigers: (27 sigs) with: Samuel, Trammell; 1999 Twins: (30 sigs) with w/Selkirk, Mantilla, Frey, Trowbridge, Torre, Hanebrink, Pendleton, Talbot, Willey, Hunter, Kelly; 1999 Athletics: (24 sigs) with Chavez, Raines. Individual SGC full Jay, Burris, Thiel, Gorin, Root. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOAs. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

441. Single-Signed 442. HOFers Baseball Lot of and Stars (13) With Mantle, Single-Signed Mathews and (4) Baseballs (14) Ford Including This “baker’s dozen” car- Koufax ries a heavy Yankees con- All are ONL or OAL centration! Orbs range balls with scattered from clean white to mod- medium toning. erately toned, while sig- Signatures average “9- natures average (“8”) 10” overall and quality. Headlining the lot include: Koufax (full is a very mildly toned LOA from JSA), unofficial “Senior Little League” sphere signed on the sweet spot by Mickey Mantle Ripken Jr., Ryan, Mays (“7”), Furillo (full LOA from JSA), Erskine, Labine, Snider, (full JSA). Additional keys include: (4) Whitey Ford (2 OAL Brown; 2 unofficial Newcombe, Roe, B. Cox, R. Henderson and Pafko. There is also a dual-signed ball “Little League”); Eddie Mathews (ONL White); and Don Mattingly (unofficial “Little from World Series “Perfecto” battery mates Larsen/Berra with an inscription of the League”). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. immortal date, “10-8-56.” Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

443. Single/Multi- 444. Single-Signed Signed Baseball Lot Baseball Lot of (18) With of (16) With Many Musial, M. Rivera and Hall of Famers “Full Name” Variations These (16) autographed Sought-after spheres showcase baseballs include Hall of spectacular signatures in this lot of Famer and superstars span- (18)! Ranging from snow-white to ning the 1930s to the current very mildly toned, the OAL, ONL day. Keys include single- or OML orbs feature sweet spot signed orbs with: Carlton, pennings that average (“8-9”) Feller, Fingers, R. Jackson, strength and clarity. Includes: Rollins, Ryan, Schmidt and Berra, Cone, Feller, Ford, Griffey, Strawberry. Team-Signed Jr., Guidry, Kiner, Marichal, orbs are headlined by: 1947 Minoso, Mize, Musial, Nettles, Cardinals (with Musial, Newcombe, G. Perry, Piazza, M. Schoendienst and Slaughter; Rivera, A. Rodriguez and Torre. full JSA); and 1988 Dodgers Authentication details and complete list on our website. (with Hershiser, Lasorda and Scioscia). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

445. Single Signed 446. Two Dozen Balls Lot (19) Baseball Groupings Including Signed by 2004 Red Hubbell, Dickey Sox and 2009 and Aaron Yankees Coaches All are official league Bitter rivals team up in this balls. Condition averages lot of two dozen baseballs EX and “8-10” signa- respectively signed by men- tures. Individual JSA tors of World Series champi- Stickers/Certs unless ons from 2004 and 2009. noted. Includes: Hubbell Bold signatures average (full LOA from JSA), (“9”) strength and include: Dickey (full LOA from (12) 2004 Boston Red Sox: JSA), Aaron (also signed and inscribed on side panel by Dick Drago, “7/20/76 HR snow-white Official World Series balls signed by Francona (sweet spot), Jackson, #755”), McGwire (full LOA from JSA), Roe (side panel), Rose (side panel, inscribed Jones and Wallace; (12) 2009 New York Yankees: snow-white Official World Series “Charlie Hustle”), Herman (3), B. Lee, Conlan, Fingers, Pesky (3), Barry Bonds (2), balls signed on a side panel by Eiland, Harkey, Kelleher, Long, Peña and Thomson. Clay Bucholz and JD Drew. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

70 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 447. 1928 A’s 448. 1929 vs. Senators Irvin Signed Brooks Scorecard (13 Negro Signatures) League Including Brooklyn Cobb, Royal Speaker, Giants Goslin, Triple- Simmons and Signed Cochrane Contract Hailing from the with Full swan-song season PSA/DNA for Cobb and Irvin Speaker, these two Woodberry Griffith Stadium “Chester” scoring pages are Brooks was a partially filled out capable pitcher for a game (or and doubleheader) infielder for pitched by the A’s both the Rommell/Grove Brooklyn and the Senators Royal Giants Jones/Hadley. and Atlantic Each page meas- City Bacharach ures approximately 7x11 and demonstrates VG condition. Evidently obtained in per- Giants of the son that day, the penciled signatures average “7” strength with Speaker, Cobb, negro leagues. Brooks’ career spanned sixteen years from 1918-1933 and was a life- Simmons, Cochrane, Goslin, Zachary, Ruel, Hale, Hassler, Dykes, Hayes, Barnes time .300 hitter. His obituary states, “If there had been no racial barrier, Brooks would and Walberg. Would display nicely upon professional framing. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 have been in the big leagues years before Jackie Robinson.” The terms of this dated February, 20, 1929 artifact is typed over two pages and guarantees the player a handsome sum of $175 per month. This one-of-a-kind legal document features normal compacting folds and is further staple-bound to a light blue Brooklyn Royal Giants outer cover with overall dimensions of 14-1/4 x 9”. The outer cover identifying the I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E year, first and back pages are inscribed by Brooks (d.1966) with a black-steel fountain 449. Babe Ruth pen. Each carefully placed script grades in the (“8-9”) range or better. The location of 1934 Autographed Brooks’ Washington Heights apartment is notated beneath his endorsement. Letter Additionally, the date and salary are placed in an unknown hand. With exception to moderately rusted staples and incidental peripheral and interior wear due to storing - PSA/DNA 9 methods, this 86 year-old artifact still presents remarkably well and is a welcome Simple statistics convey addition to any advanced negro league gathering. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Babe Ruth’s remarkable Opening Bid $750.00 athleticism. Even more remarkable, however, was his ability to main- tain his skills and, despite circumstances beyond Ruth’s control, his consistent persona and compliance in his role as a colossal cultural icon. This Ruth autograph was composed near the tail end of his legendary playing career. Harnessed by economic turmoil and unyielding executives, Ruth’s on- field performance dimin- ished. But his acceptance and love of the adoring masses never waned in the slightest. Nor did his penmanship in this response to a fan’s autograph request. The medium is an 8-3/8 x 10” sheet of vintage typing paper. Composed by a Wellsville, New York resident, the correspondence is dated “Jan. 22, 1934” and details an autograph request closing with: “Thanking you for any inconvenience that I may have caused you by asking this favor and trusting the new year will bring a new home run record in your favor.” That was all Ruth needed to read. He responded with one of the most magnifi- cent scriptings we’ve encountered. Executed just below the typewritten text in black- 450. Honus Wagner Signed 1939 Cooperstown First Day of ink steel tip fountain pen and Graded 9 by PSA/DNA, Ruth’s bold penning is deserv- Issue - Full JSA ing of its lofty technical assessment. Just above, an additional signature is unidentified Following a superb career during which he logged a National League record eight bat- and presumably that of the autograph seeker. The page has normal mailing folds ting titles, Honus Wagner autographed this 1939 First Day of Issue memento. (which do not affect Ruth’s signature in any way) and sporadic ink remnants from the Postmarked “Cooperstown, N.Y.” and celebrating Baseball’s Centennial, the medium page having been folded and pressed against Ruth’s powerful signature. Less than two is most appropriate, as Wagner was elected to the Hall of Fame’s inaugural class just weeks shy of his 39th birthday upon signing this page, Ruth went on to club 22 home three years earlier. Composed in blue-ink steel tip fountain pen, Wagner’s scripting runs (including the 700th of his career) in his last season with the New York Yankees. projects (“8”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from JSA. In the midst of the Great Depression, Ruth’s salary had been trimmed from $52,000 to Opening Bid $400.00 $35,000, yet he remained the game’s highest-paid player. In summary, he was still the game’s most glorified performer and this autograph signifies his willing acceptance of that status. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $3000-$5000). Opening Bid $1200.00

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451. Babe Ruth Signed 1939 World’s Fair Laurel Card - Full JSA It was Ruth’s superagent Christy Walsh who ran the World’s Fair Academy of Sport, and there was of course no bigger draw than the Bambino himself. Walsh details his aim on the reverse: “The American Academy of Sport—an association of leaders in all fields of sport—is the priceless contribution of the New York World’s Fair to youth in the World of Tomorrow. Through the voluntary and personal assistance of renowned athletes, coaches and managers the Fair offers an expert schooling in many sports, and an inspiration to excel in all fields of endeavor. A card, similar to this one, is issued to every boy who registers and attends one or more class in sport.” Condition of the 4-1/4 x 2-3/4” Laurel Card is PR/FR with scattered surface paper loss throughout, including to a portion of “Ruth.” The signature otherwise rates about “7-8.” Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

452. Babe Ruth and Eddie Rickenbacker Boldly Signed 1939 World’s Fair Ticket Booklet Murray Levy, a 15-year-old Brooklyn resident from Boys High School, was the bearer of this 20-ticket stu- dent entrance pass—and he evidently attended the World’s Fair 18 times because just two tickets remain! What’s more, during that time he obtained the signatures of Babe Ruth (“8”), Bump Hadley (smudge) and war hero Eddie Rickenbacker (“8”). Measuring 10x4 when fully opened, the booklet rates VG with the expected handling wear of a frequent young visitor to the Trylon and Perisphere. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $500.00

453. Babe Ruth Signed 1939 World’s Fair Transit Map - with Accompanying “Views” Program – PSA/DNA Just imagine the excitement of attending the 1939 World’s Fair—and then the sheer bliss of encountering none other than the great Bambino...plus obtaining his John Hancock. Measuring 11x16 when fully opened, this is a Woolworth’s-sponsored map of the fairgrounds and public transportation system. Ruth’s signature on the Trylon (of Trylon and Perisphere icons—here providing the backdrop for the Woolworth Building and Woolworth’s storefront) rates “6” strength. Aside from an isolated tear on the back panel (nowhere near the signature), condition is VG overall with a horizontal pocket fold. Accompanied by an unsigned 1939 “Views of the New York World’s Fair” booklet (8-1/2 x 11-1/2”, EX) produced by the Grinnell Lithographic Co. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $500.00

72 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 454. George L. Kelly 455. Jackie Robinson 1920s-1930s Signed 1948 Signed Check Checks Lot (33) Display with Full Class of 1973 Cooperstown JSA inductee High Pockets Kelly When every team in MLB (1895-1984) was a feared slugger retires your number no intro- and a respected cornerstone of the duction is required. Presented McGrawmen. Unlike many is a Jackie Robinson (d.1972) HOFer check hoards, this one display featuring a signed does not hail from the player’s check dated 7/31/48. retirement years but is actually Originating a little over a contemporary with his career! year into Jackie’s storied All were drawn on San Francisco career, this early example Bank between 1925 and 1932 will thrill period autograph purists with its distinguished (“8“) strength endorsement. while Kelly played for the Giants, Reds, Cubs and Dodgers. The checks measure 6 x Drawn on Chemical Bank & Trust Company of New York check No. 521073, this col- 2-3/4” and average EX/MT overall with typical filing folds and cancellation lectible treasure is professionally framed with a photo and engraved stats plate to holes/stampings. Kelly’s signatures rate “8-10”, with two of the checks boasting the overall dimensions of 24x18. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. nice touch of being double-signed. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

456. Red Steiner 1945 457. 1942-1943 San Diego Padres Assignment Contract PCL Multi-Signed Scorecards (3) Signed by Eddie Collins with Portland Beavers and and Roger Peckinpaugh Hollywood Stars In his sole big-league season of 1945, Scored programs in EX condition with pencil sig- James “Red” Steiner played 12 games natures averaging “8” overall. Includes: 1 9 4 2 for the Indians and 26 for the Red P a d re s - Ballinger, Durst, Hebert, Stinson, Sox. Offered is the 8/10/45 document Patchett, Dilbeck, Pillette, Whipple, Hill, Vi t a l i c h , that transferred Steiner from Calvey and Detore. 1943 Padre s / B e a v e r s - Cleveland to Boston for $10,000. On P a d r e s: Calvey, Dasso, Dilbeck, Patchett, behalf of the Red Sox, it is signed by W h e e l e r, Salkeld, McDonald, Ballinger, A b b o t t . GM Eddie Collins (“8-9”) and Roger B e a v e r s: Thompson, Krueger, Rogers, Orrell, Peckinpaugh (“9-10”). The 8-1/2 x Liska, Cook, Herring, Easterwood, Owen, 11” agreement rates about EX with a Thomas, Harris, Redmond. 1943 Hollywood few minor edge chips. Auction LOA S t a r s - Brenzel, A d a i r, Erautt, Krug, R.Smith, from JSA. J o i n e r, Moran, Ba. Herman, Lilly, Holder, Gudat, Opening Bid $150.00 Clements, Dickshot, Yo u n k e r, Richardson. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

458. Superb Joe 459. September, 1946 Joe DiMaggio 1946 DiMaggio Signed “Sport “Lucky To Be A Magazine” Inaugural Issue - Yankee” Signed Full JSA First Edition Before Sports Illustrated, there was Hardcover Book Sport. The trailblazing monthly broke new ground in behind-the-scenes sports Ideal for display, this journalism and featured unprecedented classic Yankees tome full-page color photography. Sport’s features Joltin’ Joe’s September 1946 debut issue showcased most iconic hit-streak 8 color portraits (including T. Williams, image—a.k.a. “The Feller and Hogan) plus Joe DiMaggio Swing”—on both the and son on the cover. This offered exam- front and back cover. ple delivers Joe D’s blue-ink “9-10” sig- And the foreword is nature nicely situated against the light penned by none other than sportswriting legend Grantland Rice. But the main attrac- uniform background. VG frontal appear- tion of course is DiMaggio’s huge 4”-long, 3-1/2” tall blue-ballpoint “8” signature. ance with reverse moisture stains at sta- EX-MT book, VG/VG-EX dust jacket. Auction LOA from JSA. ples. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

461. 1949-1975 Baseball 460. 1966 “Boy’s Athletic Executives Signed Typewritten League” Signed Program (3 Letter Lot of (5) With Frick Signatures) Including Roger and Greenberg Maris In their capacities as renowned executives, (5) baseball legends endorsed these On an off day before a Yankee Stadium home typewritten correspondence pieces. Bold stand (against his former team, the K.C. scriptings average (“9”) potency and Athletics), Roger Maris took time to attend a include: Ford Frick 1959 letter on Major Long Island awards banquet for young aspir- League Baseball letterhead; Warren ing players in the Little League and, appro- Giles 1958 letter on National League let- priately, Babe Ruth League. Maris bestowed terhead; Hank Greenberg 1949 letter on his jet-black “10” signature on this dinner Cleveland Indians letterhead; Clark program (5-1/2 x 8-1/2”, EX w/two folds), Griffith 1954 latter on Washington and he’s joined by Clete Boyer (“8”) and Nationals letterhead; Phillip Wrigley Gary Wood. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00 1975 letter on Chicago Cubs letterhead. Terrific “break” value! Auction LOA from JSA Opening Bid $200.00

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462. 1961 New 463. 1969 MLB All-Star York Yankees Game Multi-Signed Framed Program with (61) Display Signed Signatures Including by (15) With Clemente & Hodges— Mantle, Maris Full JSA and Full JSA H e r e ’s an all-star affair you won’t Clubbing a (then) want to miss. Offered is a 1969 Major League MLB All-Star Game multi-signed record 240 home program with (61) signatures. runs, the 1961 New Obviously period-signed, t h i s York Yankees won absolutely staggering array of auto- 109 regular season graphs boasts most of the greats of games and breezed the period including (21) HOFers. Appropriately (56) signatures appear throughout the to the franchise’s program next to corresponding photos/bios of their authors, with the balance of (5) locat- 19th World Series ed on the detatched, but present, front cover. Typical of the time these significant auto- title. This display showcases the bold autographs (average “9” strength) of (15) mem- graphs show dignified (average “8” to “10”) quality. Issued on 7/22/69 at RFK Stadium, bers of that dominating roster. Framed to 35-1/2 x 43-1/2”, the piece features symmet- the program presents as (GD) with obvious signs of wear, however it remains appealing rically arranged 1961 Topps cards, signed photos and cut signatures. Endorsements with decent gloss, strong color and clean pages. Key signers are: H O F e r s: H. A a r o n, E. include: Arroyo, Berra, Boyer, Coates, Ford, Houk, Howard (SGC “Authentic”), Banks, J. Bench, R. Carew, S. Carlton, R. Clemente, L. Durocher, B. Gibson, R. Jackson, Kubek, Mantle, Maris (signed 1973 Topps Baseball #474 All-Time RBI Leader Ruth H. Killebrew, J. Marichal, W. Mays, W. McCovey, P. Niekro, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Card; PSA/DNA “Authentic”), Richardson, Sheldon, Skowron, Stafford and Terry. R. Santo, R. Schoendienst, T. Seaver, E. We a v e r, C. Yastrzemski; O t h e r: G. Hodges, F. Full photo LOA from JSA. Howard, D. McLain, P. Rose. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $900.00

464. 465. Mickey Mantle, Mantle Ford & Memorabilia Berra Lot of (5) Single/ With Single- Dual- Signed Ball Signed and Lot of Lithograph (3)—All Display PSA/DNA The subject of “ Bronx portraits, paint- Bombers” ings, photographs heavy and, of course, artillery lights headlines, Bronx up our listings Bomber legend with this Mantle, Ford and Berra signed lot of (3). This trio of Yankees legends domi- Mickey Mantle nated baseball for more than a decade and will forever be remembered as the heart of has autographed the incredible 1961 championship team. Featured are: (2) dual-signed items: (2) keepsakes in this lot of (5) mementos dedicated to the Oklahoma-born switch hit- OAL/Brown baseball PSA/DNA 7 signed by Mantle and Ford both PSA/DNA 9; and ter. Includes: Single-Signed Baseball: clean white OAL Brown ball (grade “9”) an 8x10 photo (NM-MT) signed by Mantle with “No.7” and Berra both PSA/DNA 9; signed on the sweet spot in blue ballpoint (“9” strength; full JSA); Signed single-signed baseball: Ford PSA/DNA 9 on a Rawlings baseball PSA/DNA 7. Lithograph: 16 x 20-1/2”, a 15 x 18-1/2” “The Mick” color print is signed in blue Opening Bid $250.00 marker (“6-7” strength; full JSA). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

466. Mickey 467. 2000 New York Mantle Signed Yankees World New York Yankees Champions Team Cap - Full JSA Signed Hat (10 A baseball standard since Signatures) 1913, the New York Including Jeter and Yankees cap has been the apparel for 27 World Rivera Series titles, its navy blue Cotton caps are not an easy color and embroidered signature medium, but the “NY” an unwavering impressive black-ink signa- standard for more than a tures on this beige “World century. This fitted size Series Champions 2000” hat “7-5/8” example is auto- rate “9-10” across the board. graphed by franchise Rivera occupies the “sweet great Mickey Mantle. spot” and Jeter appears at Executed in silver metal- upper right. They are joined lic paint pen on the bill, by Pettitte, Gooden, Mantle’s scripting proj- Martinez, Bellinger, Choate, ects (“7-8”) strength and Mendoza and more. NM comes with a full photo condition. Full LOA from LOA from JSA. PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $150.00

74 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 468. Ernie Banks 469. Chicago Cubs Autographed Lot of (4) Treasure Chest of (9) With 1969 Cubs Jersey, With B. Williams, Bat and Stat Ball Jenkins and Santo Let’s play two! Or in this particular Autographs lot, how ‘bout four? This quartet of From Jack Brickhouse’s cries Chicago Cubs-themed souvenirs of “Hey Hey!” to Harry showcases bold autographs (average Caray’s “Holy Cow!” bellow- “8-9” strength) of Wrigley Field leg- ings, these (9) Chicago Cubs end Ernie Banks. Includes: 1969 treasures will help any North Cubs Home Jersey: framed to 31- Sider forget that lengthy 3/4 x 25-3/4”, a 1969 Cubs replica World Series drought! With home jersey is signed and inscribed bold autographs averaging “Mr Cub - 512 H.R’s”; Signed Ball: (“8-9”) quality, highlights signed ONL Coleman ball with include: (3) Single-Signed Baseballs: with Jenkins, Santo and B. Williams; Ron inscribed stats; Signed Bat: 34” black bat signed in silver marker; Signed Perez- Santo: autographed Cubs home jersey; Ryne Sandberg: signed framed display. Steele Card: signed in blue marker. Authentication details and more on our website. Authentication details and complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

470. Tom Seaver 471. Autographed Treasure Chest With Baseballs & Flats (16) Signed Items Lot of (12) with Elected to the Hall of Fame HOFers with the highest balloting HOFers, stars and champi- percentage of any ons populate this auto- Cooperstown legend, Tom graphed baseball and flats Seaver is, indeed “Terrific” lot of (12). Featured are: in this lot of (50+) memen- (4) multi-signed base- tos. Highlights include: balls with: 1.) Babe Ruth Signed Hall of Fame League signed by (13) Induction Display: framed average (“8-9”) with A. to 21-1/4 x 27-1/2”, a Kaline, Y. Berra, J. January 8, 1992 Newsday Morgan, B. Robinson; 2.) Casino signed by (3) ranging (“7” to “9”) with: Y. Berra, P. front cover print is signed by Rizzuto; 3.) Winner’s Choice signed by (5) ranging (“5” to “9”) with W. Mays, W. Seaver in black marker (“8” strength): Signed Lithograph: a 29-5/8 x 21-5/8” limited Ford; 4.) OAL/Brown signed by (23) average (“8-9”) with: E. Slaughter; (2) single- edition (299/600) color print of Seaver during his July 9, 1969 one-hitter; signed in signed balls: D. Snider (“9”), J. Vander Meer (“9”); (6) flats: average (“8-10”). graphite pencil (“9” strength). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 472. Joe DiMaggio 473. Joe DiMaggio Single-Signed Ball Autographed Jersey - Full and Multi-Signed JSA Souvenir One of nine siblings, Tom DiMaggio Megaphone - Full owned and operated a San Francisco eatery. Tailored to hawk that establish- JSAs ment, this baseball jersey is auto- First is a medium-toned graphed by one of Tom’s more well- OAL (MacPhail) ball with a known brothers. The grey flannel but- large-and-in-charge “9-10” ton-down garment features signature on the sweet spot. “DiMAGGIO’s” arched across the Next comes a Baltimore chest in blue-on-red twill and “14” Orioles/National Beer card- sewn to the back and left front in like board megaphone (10” long, fashion. On the right front, Joe VG) with Joe D’s ballpoint DiMaggio has signed in black marker. “9” signature, plus Bill The signature takes nicely to the fab- Hunter, Paul Blair and one ric and shows (“8”) strength. Full other. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

474. Derek Jeter 475. Jimmy Rollins Signed Autographed Yankee Game-Issued Phillies Jersey With “4x WS Warm-Up Jersey and Bat Champs” Inscription Among the big league standouts who While he wasn’t quite finished with hail from the Bay Area, shortstop a remarkable career that included Jimmy Rollins delivered more career five World Series titles, Derek Jeter hits (2,306) than any player in Phillies autographed this New York Yankees history. The ever-popular “J-Roll” has home jersey in commemoration of autographed these (2) game-issued his fourth Fall Classic conquest. The souvenirs. Includes: Phillies Warm- white knit size “48” button-down Up Jersey: signed on the white twill garment is tailored to the specifica- “1” in black marker (“8-9” strength; tions of Jeter’s Yankee home attire, JSA auction LOA); 2003 Game- with World Series logo patches from Issued Bat: signed on the barrel in 1996, 1998, 1999 and 1999 adorning silver marker (“8-9” strength;) MLB the sleeves. On the left front, Jeter has signed in blue marker (“8-9’ strength) and Authentication hologram). More on inscribed “4x WS Champs.” MLB Authentication hologram accompanies. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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476. Bowie Kuhn and 477. Noted Authors Signed Walter O’Malley Signed “Sports Classics” Hardcover Letters Lot (6 Items) Books Complete Set (10) All are to Buzzie Bavasi in his Featuring Asinof, Plimpton, capacity as Padres President and Ritter and Creamer appear on respective Published in the 1970s by Holtzman MLB/Dodgers official letterhead Press, these leatherbound hardbacks rate (8-1/2 x 11”). A few pertain to a NM with “9-10” signatures. Includes: prospective Washington-area Eliot Asinof (Eight Men Out); Roger team. Condition averages EX Kahn (Boys of Summer); Jim Brosnan condition and “9-10” signatures (Long Season), Bill Veeck (Veeck—as in overall. Includes: Bowie Kuhn - Wreck); George Plimpton (Paper Lion); 3/25/69 (thank-you note); Lawrence Ritter (Glory of Their Times); 3/25/76 (re: Wash. team). Walter Jerry Kramer (Instant Replay); Robert F. O’Malley - 8/13/68 (re: bank matters); 9/13/68 (re: Bavasi’s inquiry about becom- Creamer (Babe); A.J. Liebling (Sweet ing a coach under Preston Gomez); 10/29/70 (thank-you note); 9/21/73 (re: Science); Paul Gallico (Farewell to “$3,000,000” and “the possibility of bankruptcy” with the “Washington deal”). Sport). Auction LOA from JSA. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

478. 479. Hall of Famers and Mantle, Others Signed Flats Lot Mays and (40) Including Joe Snider DiMaggio (5) Signed Averages EX with “7-10” signa- 1989 tures. Highlights include: Yellow HOF Postcard - J. DiMaggio. Cachet - 1970 Astros Program - Bunning. Full JSA 1983 Banquet Program - J. Celebrating the DiMaggio. 1954 Yankees Multi- National Signed Yearbook - E. Howard Pastime’s 150th (cover)/J. DiMaggio/Berra. GD anniversary, condition. 1963 7x9 Spring Gateway Silk issued this 1989 cachet portraying and autographed by Gotham’s famed Training Photo in Frame - J. center field trio of “Willie, Mickey and the Duke.” Each has signed in blue ballpoint. DiMaggio. 9/12/85 “4,192” The Mantle scripting shows (“9”) strength, while the Mays and Snider pennings both Complete Cincinnati project (“8-9”) quality. Full photo LOA from JSA. Newspaper - Rose. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

480. 1987 Single-Signed Yankee Stadium Full Ticket Lot of (7) With DiMaggio, Berra and Mattingly - All JSA As the Yankees endured their sixth of a franchise-long 13 straight seasons without a postseason berth (a period that saw 12 managerial changes), some franchise sta- 481. 1998 New York Yankees Multi-Signed Danbury Mint ples autographed these (7) 1987 tickets. The Yankee Stadium vouchers are from a Display season plan and present beautifully. Blue Already boasting of the most titles in baseball annals, the New York Yankees only marker signatures, meanwhile, average added to their accolades in 1998, winning their first of nine straight division crowns (“9”) quality and include: Berra; and 24th World Series title. This Danbury Mint team statue display portrays (10) DiMaggio (full JSA); Henderson; (2) members of that championship roster and is autographed by each. Executed on the Mattingly; and (2) Winfield. Individual wooden base in gold-colored marker, the signatures average (“8-9”) potency and JSA certs/stickers. include: Brosius, Jeter, Knoblauch, Martinez, O’Neill, Posada, Strawberry, Torre, Opening Bid $200.00 Wells and Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

482. New York Yankees 483. Charles Fazzino Memorabilia Lot of (4) Ebbets Field 3-D With (3) Jeter Autographs Display Signed by The only Yankee player to reach Duke Snider the 3000-hit plateau, “Mr. Depicted with its once-familiar November” racked up five World attractions in 3-D. Ebbets Field Series titles and 200 postseason hits and its surrounding amenities along the way! These (4) items are live on in this Charles Fazzino headlined by Derek Jeter auto- 2003 limited edition (32/50PR) graphs. Keys include: 2000 All- display signed by Dodger leg- Star Game Display: framed to 21- end Duke Snider. Measuring 1/4 x 32-1/4”, a July 12, 2000 New 20 x 15-1/4”, the thick poster York Times print is signed by Jeter board portrays Ebbets Field in in black ink (“8” strength; Steiner colorful multi-layered sections. Surrounding are Flatbush neighborhood sites such as Sports cert/hologram; Signed Ball: Floyd Bennett Airport, trolley cars, taxicabs and eateries. On the white border, Snider a 15x25 shadowbox display with a clean white LE (33/500) OML orb signed on the has signed in graphite pencil (“8-9” strength) and inscribed “#4.” An MLB sweet spot in ballpoint (“9” strength; MLB Authentication hologram). Authentication hologram accompanies. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

76 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 486. 1955 Detroit Tigers Team Signed Photo (31 Signatures) Including Kaline, Bunning, Harris and Kuenn 485. 1941 Brooklyn Dodgers Picture Kaline’s breakout campaign saw Mr. Tiger lead the 484. Philadelphia A’s Signed Framed Pack Photos (24 Diff.) With 12 Signed league (for the only time in his career) with 200 hits Display With Collins/Mack and Bishop All dozen signatures were evidently obtained by an and a .340 average—garnering the runner-up slot in admirer named Regina, whose reverse-side handwritten MVP voting behind Yogi Berra. This Detroit display - Full JSA notes not only record the setting (6/10/41, Ebbets Field), piece from that memorable season features signa- Principals from both Philadelphia Athletics dynasties and not only the player’s name and position, but also his tures averaging “5-7” (a few lesser) and is captioned, have autographed their published likenesses in this age and whether he’s “married” or “unmarried”! T h e “DETROIT TIGERS / 1955.” The 13-1/4 x 10-1/2” impressive display. Framed to 15-5/8 x 12-5/8”, vin- well-loved photos measure 6-1/2 x 9” and rate about visible area rates apparent VG with light creasing tage black-and-white newspaper photos are endorsed VG/VG-EX overall with several (including Reese) visible when angled under a lamp. Signers include: in black-ink steel tip fountain pen. Includes: Max a ffected by a diagonal crease at lower left. The signa- Kaline, Bunning, Harris, Garver, Rowe, Boone, Bishop (“9” strength); and Eddie Collins (“8-9” tures average “8-10” strength: R e e s e, Wa l k e r, Reiser, Foytack, Kuenn and Torgeson. Elegantly matted and strength with very minor ink migration)/Connie Lavagetto, Owen, Tamulis, Riggs, Wyatt, Wi c k e r, framed to measure 21x18. Full LOA from Mack (“8-9” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Phelps, Hamlin, Coscarart. Auction LOA from JSA. PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

488. 1950s- 1970s Baltimore Orioles Autographed Photo Lot of (29) With a penchant for pitching, 489. MLB Autographed Photo/Card defense and the Hoard of (641) with Many Stars & three-run homer, Key Players 487. Hall of Famers Signed Photos Lot the Baltimore Dealer alert! Fortify your inventory with this MLB (25) Including Greenberg, Aaron, Orioles continual- ly toppled big autographed photo/card hoard of (641). Loaded with Mays and Musial market teams to stars and key players, this ready to sell assortment Highlighted by an 11x14 signed photo of post baseball’s presents average (“8-9”) signature strength on (NM Aaron/Mays (Full LOA from JSA), this EX- best record during the 1960s and 1970s. These (29) to NM-MT) photos, index cards and trading cards. MT/NM, “9-10” collection also features 8x10 signed photos are autographed by some of those high-flying Highlights are: HOFer 8x10s: (5) Lou Boudreau, photos of 1981 Greenberg (pers.), Kell, Appling, Birds. With signatures showing (“9”) or better strength (10) Bob Feller, George Kell, (2) Robin Roberts, (2) Terry, Herman (“8”), Chandler, Slaughter, Lyons throughout, highlights include: Aparicio, B. Robinson Enos Slaughter; Negro Leaguer 8x10s: (4) Leon (“8”), Ashburn, Kiner, Irvin, Leonard, Feller, Ferrell, and multi-signed photos with B. Robinson/Etchebarren Day, (10) Gene Benson, (12) Mahlon Duckett, (11) Brock, Carlton, Lemon, Maddux, Musial, Mays, and the 1971 20-game winner quartet of Max Manning, Minnie Minoso; cards: Glenn Burke Dandridge, Wilhelm, Snider and Mathews. Auction Cuellar/Dobson/McNally/Palmer. Authentication details (scarce), “ Duke” Snider. Auction LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. and more on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

491. Boston Red Sox Signed Lithograph Lot With Boggs, T. Williams and Yastrzemski Fenway favorites spanning nearly a century are the 490. Ted Williams Signed Large Prints subjects of (2 w/Full JSA) Featuring Popular these (7) lith- 492. Boston Red Sox Signed 20x24 Williams/Ruth Photo ographs, (6) In 1943, the Boston Braves and Armed Services All of which are Lithograph and Cachet Lot of (7) With Stars played a charity exhibition game at Fenway autographed. T. Williams, Fisk and Yastrzemski Park. Ted Williams, on leave from Navy Preflight Signatures From the “Green Monstah” to the “Pesky Pole,” the Training School, donned a Red Sox uniform again average (“8- BoSox are well represented in this lot of (7) signed and posed with 48-year-old Babe Ruth for their now- 9”) quality keepsakes. With pennings averaging (“8-9”) strength, iconic dugout hand-shaking photo. Here’s a large and include: highlights include: Ted Williams: limited edition 20x24 color example with Williams’ prominent, per- Boggs, (175/406) 22 x 28-1/4” Armand LaMontagne litho- fectly placed signature stretching 7” in length. Clemens, graph signed by Williams in gold marker; Fenway Accompanied by a signed 16x20 “Ted Williams’ Hit Evans, T. Williams and Yastrzemski. A 1975 World Park Cachet: a 1987 75th anniversary cachet signed List [of Top 20 Sluggers]” from Williams’ 1995 Series Game 6 collage is signed by Carbo, Evans, Fisk, in ballpoint by Doerr, Williams and Yastrzemski; Hitters Hall of Fame Dedication. NM condition with Lynn and Yastrzemski. Additionally, a framed Babe 1997 Red Sox Hall of Fame: 3-1/2 x 7-1/2” Lucite “9-10” signatures. Full LOAs from JSA. More on Ruth print is signed by artist Dick Perez. Auction LOA holder signed in blue marker by (6) including Fisk. our website. from JSA. More on our website. JSA Auction LOA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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493. Extensive 1890s- 494. Hall of Famers 1980s Signed and Star Players Baseball Index Signed Grab-Bag Cards Lot (815 Lot (31 Items) Different) Including Including Cobb, Numerous Deceased Speaker, Hornsby Players and Greenberg This is a fresh-to-the-hobby Averages EX overall and grouping of EX to NM 3x5 “7-10” signatures. index cards that were Includes: Magazine painstakingly put together from the late 1970s to early 1990s and that feature players Photos - Cobb (3x6, FR, who made their major league debut during the century between the 1890s and 1980s. “5-6”), J. DiMaggio (4x6, Signatures are mostly bold “7-10” ink and felt tip examples (some Sharpies in the GD, “6-7”). Index Cards - mix). Players who began before 1920 have their rookie year in parenthesis after their B. Harris, Coveleski (2), names. What is missing as far as superstar players is more than made up for by the Irvin, Hoyt, Dugan, plethora of rare and obscure deceased old-timers—some of whom recorded brief cup- Marquard, Lyons, of-coffee careers. There are also notable tobacco-card subjects. Highlights Wambsganss, Carey, include: Neal Ball (1907, cut), Bill Carrigan (1913, double-signed), Nestor Chylak Cronin, H. Simpson. Cuts (ump), Nino Espinosa (tough), George Halas (1919), Gil Hodges, Elston Howard, (2x3 to 3x4) - Speaker, W. Harry Leibold (1913), “Duffy” Lewis (1910), Hans Lobert (1903), Walter Mails Ferrell, Lindstrom, Walters (1915), Walter O’Malley, Fred Parent (1899), “Babe” Pinelli (ump, inscribed “Larsen (GD), Ba. Herman, Bi. Herman, Grimm. Cuts in Matted Displays - Hornsby (GD, Perfect Game”), Fred C. Snodgrass (1908), Amos A. Strunk (1908), Eddie Waitkus, “6”), Greenberg, Hoyt, Gehringer, Lyons, Medwick, Cronin, Grove. Yellow HOF Fred “Cy” Williams (1912). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Plaque - Carey. Envelope - Hooper. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

495. Baseball Deceased HOFer & Key Player Matted 496. Baseball Autograph Display Lot of (19) HOFer Signature special- Signed ists go on alert Postcard/ for this baseball d e c e a s e d Flats Lot of HOFer/key player (72) with matted autograph Greenberg, display lot of (19). Loaded with Koufax, important signa- Mantle & tures (avg “7-9” Stengel strength), this Excellent break frame-ready col- value propels this lection demands serious attention. Present are: L. A p p l i n g (d.1991) 6-3/4 x 11-1/2” with baseball HOFer cut; J. Fre d e r i c k (d.1977) 8x10 with cut; L. Fre n c h (d.1987) 11x14 with card; L . signed G ro v e (d.1975) 11 x 15-3/4” with cut; C. Hubbard (d.1977) 6-3/4 x 11-3/8” with cut; postcard/flat lot C. Hubbell (d.1988) 7-1/4 x 11-3/4” with cut; D . J o n e s (d.1972) 14x11 with 1968 of (72). signed handwritten letter; J. Kuhel (d.1984) 10x8 with clipping; A. Lopez ( d . 2 0 0 5 ) Handsome (average “7” to “9”) signatures decorate generally better grade materials 11x16 with cut; J. Mize (d.1993) 6-3/4 x 12” with cut; M. Ruel (d.1963) 8x10 with with highlights: (6) yellow HOF plaque postcards: H. Greenberg, S. Koufax, (4) 1960 check; W. H e r s h b e r g e r (d.1940) 11 x 8-1/2” with multi-signed cut; H . PSA/DNA certified Authentic R. Jackson; (2) trading cards: M. Mantle local issue, S c h u m a c h e r (d.1993) 8x10 with clipping; T. S h i r l e y (d.1993) 11x14 with cut; G . C. Stengel 1941 Play Ball #141; (6) Perez-Steele postcards: B. Leonard, E. Mathews, S i s l e r (d.1973) 6-3/4 x 11-1/2” with cut; J. Stripp (d.1989) 14x11 with cut; B. Sweeney W. Mays, W. McCovey, (2) W. Spahn; C. Gehringer postcard; C. Ripken Jr index (d.1957) 8x10 with cut; B. Ve e c k (d.1986) 8x18 with cut; E. We a v e r (d.2013) 11 x 1 4 card. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. with cut. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

497. MLB HOFer Autographed Perez- Steele Art Postcard Lot of (47) with DiMaggio & Hunter Heed the call of the Hall with this MLB HOFer autographed Perez-Steele art postcard lot of (47). This prize selection of big name stars boasts desirable signatures ranging (“8” to “10”) in quality, on average (NM) postcards featuring the work of celebrated sports artist Dick Perez. Key signers are: Bill Dickey, Joe DiMaggio, Chas. 498. 1948-2000 Signed GPC Lot of (97) with (47) HOFers Gehringer, Jim “Catfish” Satisfy your autograph cravings with this 1948-2000 signed GPC lot of (97). Boasting Hunter, Ralph Kiner, “Pee Wee” (47) HOFer autographs this mostly vintage collection displays average (“8-9”) signa- Reese, “Duke” Snider, Warren ture strength on cards ranging above average to better. Featured are: (47) multi-sport Spahn and Wm. H. (Bill) Terry. HOFers with: (45) baseball including highlights S. Carlton, O. Cepeda, B. Feller, B. Also present are (38) other leg- Herman, H. Killebrew, (2) R. Kiner, Le. MacPhail, E. Mathews, T. Perez, R. Roberts, ends. Auction LOA from JSA. B. Robinson, W. Spahn: (1) basketball: E. Macauley; (1) football: S. Luckman; and More on our website. (50) assorted baseball players. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

78 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 499. Satchel Paige Signed 1951 GPC 501. Hall of Fame Yellow Plaques Lot Opening Bid $200.00 (8) Including Greenberg and Koufax Opening Bid $100.00 500. Satchel Paige Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Opening Bid $100.00

503. Ted Williams Signed 1989 504. Bob Feller Signed 3x5 Index Illustrated Postcards Trio Cards Lot (100) 502. 1980-1987 Perez-Steele Signed Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 HOF Postcards Lot (6) Including Mantle Opening Bid $100.00

505. Ted Williams Signed “Boston Legends” Oversized Photo Opening Bid $100.00 506. Cal Ripken, Jr./Joe DiMaggio 507. (3) 1985-1989 Ken Griffey Jr. Dual-Signed Photo From “2131” & Kirby Puckett Signed Rookie Game - Full JSA Cards—All BGS/JSA Authentic Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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508. 1974 Topps Baseball Signed Partial Set of (438) Different Cards Plus (55) Dupes with (28) Hall of Famers, Stars & Deceased The offered 1974 Topps Baseball signed partial set of (438) different cards plus (55) duplicates constitutes a labor of love from our consignor. This sizable gathering features (28) Hall of Famers, (14) multi-signed cards along with numerous key deceased/tough players. The endorsements average (“7-8”) while the card surfaces generally present in the (EX) range. Highlights include: Hall of Famers: (28 cards) with #7 Hunter (PSA/DNA Authentic), #15 Torre (SGC/JSA Authentic), #29 P. Niekro, #36 Herzog, #80 Seaver, #87 Jenkins, #98 Blyleven, #100 Stargell (signed on back), #110 B. Williams, #144 Alston, (2) #179 Berra, (2) #201 Carew, #207 Ryan/Seaver LL (signed by Ryan, authentication sticker on reverse), #211 Banks, (2) #212 Fingers, #220 Sutton, #230 Perez, #270 Santo (PSA/DNA Authentic), #270T Santo (BVG/JSA Authentic), #330 Marichal (JSA sticker), #333 Morgan, #338 R. Jackson, #338 R. Jackson/B. Williams, #416 White Sox Team (F. Thomas), #542 Gossage; Key Deceased: (28 cards) with #71 Frisella (d.1977), #168 D. Thompson (d.1976), #244 Morton, #304 D. Wilson (d.1975, SGC/JSA Authentic), #367 Cash, #463 Dobson (PSA/DNA Authentic), #489 Murtaugh (d.1976), #538 Tovar (PSA/DNA 10); Multi-Signed: (14 cards) with #99 (with Kuenn), #166, 221, 306, 337, 354, #379 (with B. Martin), #403 (with Da. Johnson), 531, 596, 604, (2) 605, 607; Others: (423 cards, all auction LOA from JSA, unless noted) with #9 Lolich (PSA/DNA cert card), (2) #53 Kendall (one Washington), #102 Grief (Washington), #125 Colbert (Washington), #173 R. Jones (Washington), #252 Parker RC, #309 Roberts (Washington), #516 Pina and #516T Pina. More on our website. Opening Bid $1200.00

510. Mickey Mantle 509. Signed 1966 Topps Signed 1952 Topps Baseball #365 Roger Reprint From 1991 East Maris—PSA/DNA 9 Coast National Show - Signature judged Authentic by SGC Auto Grade 10 PSA/DNA and encapsulated with an Distributed at the 1991 East Coast autograph grade of Mint 9. Strong National show, this 1952 Topps 1966 Topps Baseball #365 Roger #311 Mickey Mantle is a reprint, to Maris that is crisply penned by the be sure, but Mantle’s bold auto- prolific slugger. The lengthy blue ball- graph is the real thing! point script spans the breadth of the Encapsulated with Autograph slugger’s chest. The clean (EX) sur- Grade 10 by SGC, the colorful face projects the period endorsement keepsake is decorated with a blue nicely. marker scripting that is every bit Opening Bid $500.00 deserving of its lofty technical assessment. Opening Bid $500.00

512. Joe DiMaggio Autographed LE (/1941) Bat - Full JSA In celebration of one of baseball’s most amazing records, Kentucky’s famed Hillerich & Bradsby plant turned this 36” Joe DiMaggio signature model bat, which has appropriately been signed by the Bronx Bomber great. With a limited edition stamping of “1645/1941,” the white ash display weapon is autographed by DiMaggio in blue marker (“9-10” strength) between the center brand and barrel stampings. Accompanying are full photo LOAs from JSA and Pro Sports Services. 511. Mickey Mantle Vintage Signed Magazine Photo Large Cut Opening Bid $500.00 Beyond the classic batting image and nice blue-ink “8-9” signature, another eye-catching quality of this 3-7/8 x 3-5/8” magazine photo is its unusual middle-initial-inclusive caption, “Mickey C. Mantle.” EX condition. Full LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $150.00

80 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 514. 1984 Detroit Tigers World Champions Team- Signed Display (20 Signatures) Featuring Gibson and Kaline “Gr-r-reat!” declares the headline on this dramatic Detroit Free Press print 515. Hank Greenberg Multi-Signed 513. Autographed Perez-Steele & HOF showcasing World Series HOFer Bat (4 Signatures) hero Kirk Gibson. All of It would be interesting to figure out the back-story of Plaque Card Lot of (27) the attractive, multi-col- what brought Hank Greenberg, Luke Appling, Stately signatures add prestige to this high-grade colored “9-10” signatures were obtained in-person at Buck Leonard and Lou Brock together—and what lection of (27) autographed Perez-Steele and HOF 1980s-90s Detroit-area card shows by our consignor, circumstances led to a Johnny Bench-model H&B plaque cards. Featured are (6) yellow plaque post- who even included Tiger icons Al Kaline and Ernie Little League bat as the medium of choice. One cards and (21) assorted P-S cards average (NM to Harwell. They are joined by Bair, Berenguer, thing you can be sure of: This is the only such piece NM-MT) with signatures ranging (“7-8” to “9-10”) Brookens, Brown, Castillo, Evans, Garbey, Gibson, in the universe, unique as unique can be. Near Mint with: plaque cards: Doerr, Irvin, Kelly, Lemon, Hernandez, Jones, Kuntz, Lemon, Parrish, Petry, condition with shellacked “6-7” signatures. Auction Leonard and Slaughter; P-S cards: Aaron, Aparicio, Rozema, Trammell, Tracewski and Wilcox. The NM LOA from JSA. Bell, Berra, Brock, (2) Doerr, (2) Irvin, (2) print measures 15x24 and is framed slightly larger. Opening Bid $200.00 Killebrew, Kiner, Lemon, Leonard, Mathews, Auction LOA from JSA. Accompanied by matching McCovey, Reese, B. Robinson, Schoendienst, Snider, “Roar of ‘84” commemorative issue. Stargell. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

517. “Big Red Machine” Signed Bat (5 Signatures) Including Rose, Morgan and 518. Cal Ripken Jr. and Wade Boggs 516. Ted Williams Louisville Slugger Perez Signed Bats Pair Single Signed Bats Pair A big red plaque on the barrel reads, “The Big Red Near Mint condition. Includes: Cal Ripken - Full- Offered are Louisville Slugger signature-model Machine / Pete Rose / Joe Morgan / Tony Perez / size Louisville Slugger “Model C271 Pro Stock” Williams bats in Near Mint condition with Sharpie George Foster / Dave Concepcion.” Condition of the with blue-Sharpie “10” signature. Wade Boggs - signatures averaging “9” strength. Full LOAs from Adirondack bat is EX/MT with “7-8” signatures, each Three-quarter-size 1999 Louisville Slugger/St. JSA. nicely inscribed with uniform number or MVP year(s). Petersburg Times/TB Devil Rays “3,000 HITS” with Opening Bid $250.00 Auction LOA from JSA. blue-Sharpie “8-9” signature. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $200.00 JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

520. Chicago Cubs & Philadelphia Phillies Multi-Signed Bat Pair (94 Total 519. (2) Alex Rodriguez Single-Signed Signatures) Including 13 Hall of Famers Full-Size Bats - Both Full JSA A whopping (94) signatures decorate these two In elite company with more than 600 career home Cooperstown Collection full-sized bats. The Cubs bat 521. Orlando Cepeda Limited Edition runs, controversy-riddled New York Yankees star features (44) signatures including Banks, Sandberg, Alex Rodriguez has autographed these (2) full-size Dawson, Jenkins and B. Williams. The Phillies bat Single Signed Bats Lot (10) bats. The 32” Rawlings-Adirondack “212B” weapons shows (50) signatures including Carlton, Morgan, Cha-Cha’s silver-Sharpie “9-10” full-name signature each feature a glossy black “Smith” finish and are Roberts, Bunning, Jenkins, Perez, Ashburn, graces each of these black signature-model HOF signed on the barrel in silver metallic paint pen (both Schmidt and Rose. All signatures average “9-10” induction bats dated July 25, 1999. The limited-edi- “9-10” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from strength. Auction LOA from JSA. More on website. tion (out of 30) numbers are 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 20, JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 23, 25 and 30. Near Mint condition. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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522. Nolan Ryan 1979 California Angels Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey - MEARS A10 and Full JSA Long-since accomplished at age 32, fireballer Nolan Ryan was, amazingly, approximately only halfway finished with a 27-year career defined by overwhelming dominance and strikeout records that will undoubtedly stand forever. With a blazing fastball and tireless work ethic, Ryan was sought and paid handsomely by all four original expansion fran- chises, the first three of which he led to first-ever postseason appearances. It is with boundless pride and excitement that we offer this “Ryan Express” heirloom: a California Angels home jersey worn and autographed by Ryan during the 1979 season, his eighth and final season on the West Coast before two lengthy stints in his native Texas.

As text alludes to above, Ryan was an accomplished pitcher as he toiled in Anaheim for mostly also-ran Angel rosters. In 1979, his strikeouts continued to come like fence posts along a high-speed drive on an interstate. For the ’79 Angels, Ryan’s 16 wins and league-best 223 strikeouts helped guide the club to a franchise-best 88 wins and its first-ever postseason berth. This battle-worn garment hails specifically from that campaign, one in which Ryan fell out of favor with Angels GM Buzzie Bavasi despite usually overpower- ing performances.

The white knit pullover garment features “Angels” arched across the chest in red-on-blue twill with a gold-colored “halo” surrounding the point of the upper-case “A.” Ryan’s since-retired number “30” is sewn to the back and left front in like fashion. On the tapered left front tail, a “W.A. Goodman & Sons” size “44” local manufacturer’s label is sewn just below Ryan’s bold signature. Executed in black marker, Ryan’s penning shows every bit of (“7-8”) strength and clarity. A California silhouette team logo patch adorns the left sleeve, while blue-and-red striped stretch ribbed knit lines the sleeve endings and V-neck collar. Graded A10 by MEARS, the sacred Hall of Fame keepsake exhibits evidence of even, heavy wear.

The 1979 ALCS rosters read like a fitting testimony to Ryan’s durability. For starters, the Angels were under the guidance of first-year skipper Jim Fregosi. Following the 1971 season, the Mets saw fit to trade Ryan (and three additional players) for Fregosi. Fregosi hit a paltry .232 in his first season with the Mets, never played in more than 78 games after the 1973 season and retired at the age of 36. As for the Angels’ opponents in the ’79 playoffs, only Jim Palmer and Mark Belanger remained from the 1969 Orioles roster that fell as a colossal upset victim to Ryan’s Mets. Palmer would last just over four more seasons, Belanger stuck around until 1982. Ryan, meanwhile, was to pitch another 14 seasons. This jersey is a reminder of an era in which complete games, an intimidating fastball and physical endurance were all you needed to enjoy a 27-year Hall of Fame career.

Accompanying are full photo LOAs from Troy Kinunen, MEARS (attesting to the jersey’s authenticity) and JSA (for the autograph). Opening Bid $5000.00

82 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 523. Al Simmons 1929 Game-Used Bat Signed by Lefty Grove - PSA/DNA GU-8 and Full JSA Playing for the American Association’s Brewers in his native Milwaukee, 19-year-old Al Szymanski grew tired of people butchering his surname and, upon seeing an advertisement for “Simmons Hardware,” adopted a new last name. Players and fans may not have remembered Al Szymanski, but nobody ever forgot Al Simmons. In the realm of Hall of Fame, game-used and World Series collectibles, it doesn’t get more spectacular than the offered heirloom: a Hillerich & Bradsby bat wielded by Simmons in the 1929 Fall Classic. Decidedly alluring in that regard, the weapon holds additional appeal in that it is autographed by teammate Lefty Grove.

Having set ample precedent by hitting well over .300 in five successive seasons, Simmons was the complete player in 1929, posting gaudy totals including a .365 average, 34 home runs and a league-best 157 RBI. Coinciding with Simmons’ individual exploits, the Athletics, too, were peaking. With 104 triumphs in 1929, Connie Mack’s troops left “Murderers Row” a whopping 18 games off the pace and touched off a three-year aggregate total of 313 wins, an American League mark surpassed only by the 1969-1971 Orioles. And while Simmons was one of multiple components that comprised an almost unbeatable roster, his game-used weapon stands alone as one of the most breathtaking October relics extant.

Graded GU-8 by John Taube, PSA/DNA, the war club is extravagant in both dimensions and status. Turned from high-grade hickory by Hillerich & Bradsby, the signature model stands at 37-3/4” and weighs 35.7 ounces. Retaining its significant measurements and furniture-like finish, the uncracked bat exhibits evidence of outstanding game use with ball marks, stitch impressions and bat-rack streaks about the barrel. Just below the prominent barrel stampings, Lefty Grove has signed in black-ink steel tip fountain pen. The bold signature maintains every bit of (“6-7”) strength and clarity. The length and weight are consistent with Simmons orders placed on May 8, 1929 and June 1, 1930. Of significant note is an order placed by Simmons on September 18, 1929. Upon checking the bat ordering ledgers of teammates Mickey Cochrane and Jimmie Foxx, it was discovered that they, too, had placed orders on September 18, with Cochrane’s order including the reference “World Series.”

With high probability of use in the 1929 World Series, this diamond artifact is nothing short of sacred. It was Simmons who sparked perhaps the most devastating rally in Fall Classic annals. With the Chicago Cubs ahead, 8-0 in the bottom of the seventh inning of Game 4 at Shibe Park, it appeared as though the series was going to be knotted at two games apiece. But Simmons led off the frame with a solo home run off of Charlie Root. Simmons would bat again and single and score in that same inning as 14 batters came to the plate. All told, the Athletics scored 10 times to completely demoralize the Cubs. Grove, who actually led the American League with nine saves that year, earned a save in this one and the Athletics closed out the series two days later. Overshadowed by his performance (or lack thereof) three years later when he was victimized by Babe Ruth’s “called shot,” the Philly uprising had to be ten times as devastating for Root.

There for the tail end of a storybook season and the start of a heralded dynasty, this bat is deserving of superlatives as is certain to headline any high-end collection. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (for bat) and full photo LOA from JSA (for Grove autograph). Opening Bid $2500.00

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524. Harry Hanebrink 1959 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Home Jersey 525. 1964 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Road Jersey From first to worst just days before the start of the 1959 season, utility player Harry To this day, the numbers detailing the 1964 Phillies “phold” are astounding: 6-1/2 Hanebrink was dealt from the defending N.L. champion Braves to the last-place games up with 12 games to play; 10 straight losses (four of which resulted after the Phillies on March 31. In his big league swan song that year, Hanebrink wore this Phils had the lead); and one haunting collapse. This Phillies road jersey was worn dur- Phillies home jersey. The cream-colored flannel button-down jersey features a red pin- ing that infamous season. The gray flannel button-down garment features deep-red stripe pattern, embroidered identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. Heavy wear is embroidered identifiers (a unique departure from the customary felt numerals/names) evident. More on our website. and proper “Wilson” tagging. Excellent wear is evident. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

527. 1970s Philadelphia Phillies Game- Worn Jersey Lot of (4) Baseball styles and powers were among the primary things to shift during the 1970s. Fads and fortunes concerning the Philadelphia Phillies underwent perhaps the most dramatic trans- formations, as evidenced in this lot of 526. Gene Oliver 1967 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Home (4) game-worn jerseys! Jersey Includes: Grant Dealt to the Phillies on June 6, 1967 in exchange for the ever-popular Bob Uecker, Jackson: 1970 road backstop Gene Oliver wore this Philadelphia Phillies road jersey during the latter por- (signed); Mike tion of that ’67 campaign. The cream-colored flannel button-down garment features a Anderson: 1974 red pinstripe pattern, embroidered identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. home; Tom Underwood: 1976 home; Manny Trillo: 1979 home (signed). Auction Outstanding game wear is evident! More on our website. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

529. 1995-1996 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Jersey Lot of (8) With Morandini and Incaviglia Phillies stars donned and autographed these jerseys as their since-razed venue 528. Jim Abbott 1989 Signed Game-Worn California Angels celebrated landmark events in 1995 (25th Road Jersey - MEARS A10 anniversary) and Born without a right hand, Jim Abbott overcame his physical handicap to star in the 1996 (All-Star Major Leagues for 10 seasons. This California Angels road jersey was worn and auto- Game). The knit but- graphed by the inspiring athlete during a 1989 campaign in which he won 12 games ton-down garments and warranted Rookie of the Year consideration (this despite never having pitched in features embroidered and twill identifiers and proper “Russell Athletic” tagging. the minor leagues). The gray knit button-down garment features twill identifiers and Includes: Toby Borland (1995 home); Ricky Bottalico (1996 Road); Mike Grace proper “Rawlings” tagging. On the back twill “5,” Abbott has signed in black marker (1995 home); Pete Incaviglia (1996 home); Gregg Jefferies (1996 home); Kevin (“9” strength). Graded A10 by MEARS, the all-original Halos gamer shows moder- Jordan (1996 home); Mickey Morandini (1995 road); Mike Williams (1996 road). ate wear. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

84 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 530. Philadelphia Phillies 531. Jimmy 1999 “Turn Ahead The Rollins 2004 Clock” Game-Worn Philadelphia Jersey Lot of (3) Phillies Signed Along with Inter-League play and Game-Worn the steroid-fueled home run boom, Home Jersey “TATC” (Turn Ahead The Clock) uniforms highlight the unimpres- With Tug sive tenure of Bud Selig. McGraw/Paul Remembered primarily for their Owens Patch lack of appeal, the futuristic gar- A seasoned veteran at age 25, Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins warranted MVP con- ments were (thankfully) temporary sideration as he hit .289 and paced the N.L. with 12 triples in 2004. This Phillies during designated dates in 1999. home jersey was worn and signed by “J-Roll” that season. The white knit button-down These (3) Philadelphia Phillies garment features embroidered and twill identifiers, as well as proper “Majestic” tag- examples were respectively worn ging and tags respectively paying tribute to the club’s new Citizens Bank Ballpark by: Paul Byrd (signed), Robert Person and Desi Relaford (signed). The red knit venue and deceased franchise icons Tug McGraw and Paul Owens. Rollins has signed pullover garments feature screened and twill identifiers and proper “Russell Athletic” the back “1” in black marker (“9” strength). More on our website. tagging. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

532. 2004 Philadelphia 533. 2008-2009 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Phillies Game-Worn/Team- Jersey Lot of (8) Issued Jersey Lot of (6) As they authored a second straight The last Senior Circuit franchise to winning season for the first time win back-to-back pennants, the since 1994, Phillies principals Phillies turned the trick in 2008-2009 wore and/or autographed these (8) by pacing the league in home runs jerseys during the 2004 campaign. both years. These (6) jerseys were The knit button-down garments donned at Citizens Bank Park during feature embroidered and twill that dominant era. The cream-colored identifiers, as well as proper micromesh garments feature embroi- “Majestic” tagging. Additionally, dered and twill identifiers and proper left sleeve patches pay tribute to “Majestic” tagging. Includes: Greg fallen Phillies Paul Owens and Dobbs (2008); Scott Eyre (2009), Tug McGraw. Includes: Bowa Pedro Feliz (2009; with MLB 4 ALS (home; signed); Byrd (road); patch), Cole Hamels (2009), Paul Coggin (road); Millwood (home); Milton (home; signed); Myers (road); Telemaco Hoover (2009), Lou Marson (2009). Individual MLB Authentication holograms. More (home); Varsho (home). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

534. Philadelphia 535. Phillies Signed Philadelphia Game-Worn Batting Phillies Signed Helmet Lot of (3) and/or Game Philly players headed to the Used Batting plate in style wearing these Helmet Lot of (3) batting helmets during recent decades! All are (3) With autographed and show Carlton, excellent game wear. Daulton and Includes: David Dellucci (2006); Mickey Morandini Schilling (1994); and Kevin “ Lefty,” “Dutch” Millwood (2003; MLB and a two-time N.L. strikeout champion wore and/or autographed these Philadelphia Authentication hologram). Phillies helmets during their respective tenures at Veterans Stadium. The plastic shells Auction LOA from JSA. are each signed on the bill and show fantastic game use! Includes: Steve Carlton More on our website. (1980s); Darren Daulton (1994 store model; JSA cert/sticker); and Curt Schilling Opening Bid $150.00 (1992-2000). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

536. 1990s- 537. Huge 1984 2000s Phillies World Series and Signed Game- 1992 All-Star Game Worn Batting San Diego Padres Helmet Lot of Stadium Banners (2) (5) Measuring approximately 9- Providing safety at feet x 3-feet, these patriotic the plate, these (5) flag-bunting banners once helmets were worn hung in Jack Murphy and autographed by Stadium. The first reads, “84 Phillies players dur- WORLD SERIES / WEL- ing recent big league COME / PADRES VS. seasons. Includes: DETROIT” (appliqued let- David Bell (2003-2005); Bobby Estalella (1996-1999); Jon Lieber (2005-2007); Lou tering), and the second Marson (2008-2009); and Brett Myers (2003; MLB Authentication hologram). All are reads, “WELCOME ALL- signed on the bill and show excellent game use. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our STAR FANS / SAN DIEGO website. PADRES 1992 ALL STAR GAME” (vinyl sign). EX condition. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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539. Ron Hansen 1965-1968 Signed Game Used Bat Former Rookie of the Year Ron Hansen forever etched his name in the record books 538. Bill “Moose” Skowron 1959 All-Star Game Bat - Full not once, but twice in 1968. Just three days after turning the first unassisted triple play in 41 years, Hansen was traded to Chicago for Tim Cullen, marking the only time two PSA/DNA players were traded for one another twice in the same season. This Hillerich & Overshadowed throughout his productive career in the Bronx, Bill “Moose” Skowron Bradsby (32.6-oz/34-1/2”) “R161” signature model bat was signed and wielded by was enjoying his third of five successive All-Star seasons in 1959 when a back injury Hansen. The uncracked weapon shows solid use and is signed on the barrel in black limited him to 15 homers, all of which he launched before the Mid-Summer Classic. marker (“9” strength). More on our website. This bat was turned for Skowron for use in the ’59 All-Star game. The Adirondack Opening Bid $150.00 (34.5-oz/36”) “194X” block-letter war club features prominent white barrel stampings, which include “1959 ALL-STAR.” The uncracked white ash weapon shows no use. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00

540. Willie Stargell 1971-1979 Adirondack Game Used Bat 541. Carlton Fisk 1983-1986 Signed Game-Used Bat - Full Imposing with his customary twirl of the bat, Willie Stargell employed this PSA/DNA Adirondack (37.1-oz/36”) “R219” weapon during the latter portion of his Hall of Well into a Major League career in which he caught in four different decades, Hall of Fame career. Turned during 1971-1979, the war club appropriately hails from a period Famer Carlton Fisk signed and wielded this weapon as he twice earned MVP consid- whose years marked “bookends” in which Stargell scored the winning run in Game 7 eration during the 1983-1986 labeling period. The Louisville Slugger (30.9-oz/34- of the World Series on the same calendar date (October 17) at Baltimore’s Memorial 1/2”) “M110” block-letter model has a deep brown patina and is signed on the barrel Stadium. The uncracked item shows light use and comes with a full photo LOA from by Fisk in silver marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “#72.” The uncracked white ash PSA/DNA. More on our website. weapon shows moderate use and comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. More Opening Bid $300.00 on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

542. Pete 543. 1970s- Rose 1985 2000s Mizuno Philadelphia “PR4192” Phillies Game Used Signed/Game- Bat Worn Cap PSA/DNA Lot of (10) 9 Hats off to Phillies With just a hint stars spanning the of sarcasm, days of Veterans Pete Rose sum- Stadium and marized his Citizens Bank status as he Park! Wool and proclaimed: polyester acces- “I’m just like everybody else. I have two arms, two legs and four thousand hits.” sories feature team logos, proper tagging and were worn and/or autographed. Caps During the 1985 campaign that saw him topple Ty Cobb’s standard, Rose brandished show varying degrees of game wear and signatures average (“8”) quality. Includes: this Mizuno “PR1492” (31.5-oz/34”) signature model bat. The uncracked white ash Domonic Brown: 2013 (MLB Authentication hologram); Dave Cash: 1974-1976 weapon features a glossy black “Smith” finish and shows excellent use. Graded GU 9 (JSA cert/sticker); Bobby Estalella: 1998 (JSA cert/sticker); Greg Luzinski: (JSA by John Taube, PSA/DNA, the war club has ball and cleat marks about the barrel, as cert/sticker): 1970s; Roger Mason: 1993-1994 (JSA cert/sticker); Placido Polanco: well as stitch impressions on the hitting surface and a light coat of pine tar on the han- 2011 (MLB Authentication hologram); Todd Pratt: 1993 (JSA cert/sticker); Julio dle’s upper portion. A 3-1/2” tape layer has been applied to the handle to enhance the Rodriguez: 2012 All-Star Futures (MLB Authentications hologram); Glenn Wilson: grip. Repeated ball contact has resulted in finish loss on the barrel. Full photo LOA 1985 (JSA cert/sticker); Vance Worley: 2010 stars and stripes (MLB Authentication from PSA/DNA. hologram). Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $150.00

86 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 545. Mike Schmidt 1985-1988 Worth Professional Model Bat 544. Jim Rice and Dwight Evans 1980s Signed Game-Used Bats Manufactured for Philly slugger Mike Schmidt during the tail end of his fence-clear- ing career, this Worth (30.4-oz/35”) “WC138” block-letter bat is a welcome addition Still hampered by the “Curse of the Bambino,” BoSox stars signed and wielded these to any Hall of Famer or 500 Home Run Club arsenal. The high-grade white ash exam- uncracked bats during the 1980s. Include: Dwight Evans: Worth (36.1-oz/34”) ple is uncracked and shows no evidence of game use, though it does match “WC117K” block-letter model signed on the barrel in black marker (“7-8” strength); length/weight specifications from Schmidt’s ordering records during the 1985-1988 shows minimal use; Jim Rice: Louisville Slugger (31.1-oz/35”) “C243” signature labeling period. model signed on the barrel in blue marker (“8-9” strength). Moderate use. More on Opening Bid $150.00 our website. Opening Bid $150.00

547. Yasiel Puig 2013-2014 Signed Game- Used Bat A Cuban defector with boundless talent, Yasiel 546. Curtis Granderson 2006 Signed Game-Used Bat Puig encoun- The pride of the T.F. South Rebels near Chicago’s South Side, Curtis Granderson tered far clubbed 19 home runs and three more postseason round-trippers as he helped the more trouble Detroit Tigers to the 2006 A.L. pennant. This bat was wielded and signed by with law Granderson that year. The uncracked A-Bat “110” (33.4-oz/33-1/2”) maple weapon enforcement features a glossy black “Smith” finish and is signed on the barrel in blue marker (“8” officials than strength) and inscribed “28 – Game Used 06.” Outstanding game use is evident. More he did with Major League pitching. This Bat was used and autographed by the Dodger on our website. icon during his first two seasons (2013-2014) at Chavez Ravine. The Trinity “MC37” Opening Bid $150.00 (32.8-oz/34”) maple weapon features a tan handle, black barrel and cupped end. Between the manufacturer’s decal and barrel stampings, Puig has signed in silver marker (“8-9” strength) and inscribed “66.” The lumber shows excellent game use and has a lengthy crack. Full photo LOA from JSA (for autograph). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

549. Philadelphia Flyers Game-Used Hockey Stick Lot of (2) with Bobby Clarke & Eric Lindros Philadelphia Flyers greats skate onto the scene with this lot of (2) game-used NHL hockey sticks. Featured are two of the Flyers all-time leading scorers with: Bobby 548. Chris Paul 2008-09 New Orleans Hornets Game-Worn Clarke “Sherwood P.M.P 5052” model printed with his name and number on the shaft Road Jersey - MEARS A5 (VG) with abundant signs of use including contact marks and blade wear in the form Former first-round pick Chris Paul wore this New Orleans Hornets road jersey during of edge erosion, cracks and a 1x2 section of loss; and Eric Lindros “Bauer Supreme a 2008-09 campaign in which he set an NBA record of 106 consecutive games with a 3030” model printed with his name on the shaft (EX-MT) with light to moderate wear, steal. The blue ClimaLite pullover garment features twill identifiers and proper also signed on the blade (“7”) no authentication due to time/costs. “Adidas” size “44” tagging. Graded A5 by MEARS, the all-original hardwood relic Opening Bid $150.00 shows moderate wear. Full photo LOA from Troy Kinunen, MEARS. Opening Bid $250.00

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550. Tom 551. John Mack “Sack Man” 1973-1975 Corker Signed Los Circa 1983 Angeles Michigan Rams Panthers Game- USFL Worn Champions Home Game-Worn Jersey - Helmet MEARS Early in his 15-year career spanning the NFL, USFL and AFL, linebacker John Corker A8 led the 1983 Panthers to their historic first USFL championship, earning Defensive Player of the Year honors for his 28.5 sacks. Corker later excelled in the Arena Football A durable offensive lineman who played in 184 straight games, 11-time Pro Bowl League, steering the Detroit Drive to two ArenaBowl titles. In 2002, “Sack Man” was selection and Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Mack wore this Los Angeles Rams inducted into the A F L Hall of Fame, and in 2012 he landed the 14th slot on the “25 home jersey near the tail end of his memorable career at the Coliseum. The blue mesh Greatest Players in A F L History” list. Presented is Corker’s battle-scarred Panthers hel- pullover garment features “65” sewn to the front and back in yellow-on-white twill. In met with bumps, bruises, abrasions and color transfers throughout. The Riddell headgear solid yellow twill, “MACK” is sewn atop the back number and “65” is sewn to the features decal numerals of “57”, two large logos, and “PANTHERS” on the front facing. shoulders. The vented left front tail is home to a “Sand-Knit” size “52” label and a Our consignor obtained the helmet from Equipment Manager Ottie Steien via Detroit Los Angeles Rams exclusivity tag. The center tails are home to a vintage crotch flap sportswriter Jim Hawkins (signed LOA from both), then later attended A F L p r e - g a m e and its corresponding button rows. Graded A8 by MEARS, the all-original gridiron warm-ups and acquired Corker’s blue-ink “7-8” signature “SAC-MAN / John Corker / gamer shows light to moderate wear. Full photo LOA from Troy Kinunen, MEARS. #57.” No JSA L O A for lack of exemplars. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

552. Definitive 1983- 553. San Diego 1984 USFL Michigan Padres Game- Panthers Collection (20) Worn Road Jersey Including John Pair With 1986- Banaszak 1983 1987 Santiago and Championship Game- 1988 Baerga Worn Jersey A pair of Puerto Rican- Starring rookie standouts born superstars wore Anthony Carter and Bobby these jerseys as unpol- Hebert, the Michigan Panthers ished youngsters in the won the first-ever USFL title in San Diego Padres organi- 1983 as Hebert threw 3 TDs (including a 48-yd. strike to Carter) in the historic 24-22 zation. Includes: Benito Championship Game win over the Philadelphia Stars. This rare Panthers ephemera Santiago: 1986-1987 collection averages NM condition overall and was amassed by a single devoted col- road jersey; size “42” lector over the past 3 decades. It’s headlined by the 1983 game-worn jersey (w/pho- with proper “Wilson” tag- tocopied 1983 LOA from Head Coach Jim Stanley/Equipment Manager Ottie ging; Carlos Baerga: Steien) of Panthers starting defensive end John Banaszak—who had previously 1988 road jersey; size won 3 Super Bowls during his 7-year tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers. “42” with proper Featured as well are the 3/7/83 USFL “Kickoff” inaugural program; 7/10/83 Playoff “Rawlings” tagging. Both program; 7/17/83 Championship Game program; ‘83 yearbook; ‘83 media guide; ‘83 are all-original with twill pennant (30”, EX); ‘83 Championship Game patch; ‘83 Carter poster (15x22, EX-MT, identifiers and brown pin- framed); and classic “1983 USFL Champions!” poster (24x36, framed) showcasing stripe patterns. More on illustrations of Carter, Hebert, Greenwood, Corker and Bojovic. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00

554. Ozzie Smith 1992 St. 555. Fred Lynn 300th Louis Cardinals Game Worn Home Run Signed Road Pants Lineup Card Lynn ended his career with 306 As he concluded his record run of 13 HRs, and his milestone 300th consecutive Gold Glove honors at his came with the Detroit Tigers on position, Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith September 4, 1989. Measuring “wore the pants” among Major League 9 x 13-3/4”, this lineup card shortstops in 1992. These St. Louis shows Lynn batting clean-up as Cardinals road pants prove it! The gray the DH and features his flaw- knit leg wear features five belt loops, two less red-marker “10” signature. back pockets and a two-button zippered Tigers Whitaker and Trammell, fly. Within the elasticized waistband, a plus Royals Brett and B. “Rawlings” size “30” label is accompa- Jackson, are also listed. Typical nied by a lengthy strip tag with a chain- wear at top and bottom edge stitched legend reading “O. SMITH 30- from being hung on dugout 31 28 92 1” and a “SET 1 1992” flap tag. wall, otherwise EX. Excellent game wear is evident. Opening Bid $50.00 Opening Bid $100.00

88 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 557. 1948-1955 Bowman, Leaf & Topps Football 556. 1948 Colts Matchbooks Near, Partial & Y.A. Tittle Rookie SGC 45 Starter Set Run of VG+ 3.5—None Better (10) with Many None Better! Prior to slingin’ his way Stars into the record books and the Football Extensive 1948-1955 Hall of Fame, Y.A. Tittle was a fresh- Bowman, Leaf and Topps faced 1948 draft pick of the Baltimore Football near, partial and Colts from Louisiana State University. starter run of (10) sets Graded 45 VG+ 3.5, the offered 1948 packed with Hall of Famers Colt Matchbooks is one of the and stars. Keys include: 1948 Leaf starter: (33/98, average FR) with #6 Layne RC earliest cardboard collectibles (GD, Yellow Pants), #19 McAfee RC (GD), #26 Waterfield RC (VG, Black Name on featuring the field general. Produced by Front); 1949 Leaf: #26 Baugh (VG); 1950 Bowman starter: (36/144, average VG) Maryland Match Company, this smoke with #17 Waterfield (VG); 1951 Bowman starter: (40/144, average GD) with #40 shop relic presents at the peak of its Waterfield (VG), #42 G. Davis (EX-MT); 1952 Bowman Large starter: (45/144, technical grade with strong corners, average FR, 20% paper residue/writing); 1952 Bowman Small starter: (25/144, aver- creamy edges and an unwritten card- age GD) with #14 P. Brown RC CO (EX-MT), #16 Gifford RC (PR); 1953 Bowman board reverse. Survives as 1 of 2 at the partial: (80/96, average VG to VG-EX) with #1 LeBaron RC (GD), #11 Van Brocklin grading level with none better. (VG), #17 Trippi (EX-MT); 1954 Bowman starter: (73/128, average VG, 20% tape Opening Bid $200.00 or writing) with #41 D. Walker (VG), #55 Gifford (GD) and 1955 Bowman near: (155/160, average VG to VG-EX) with #152 Landry (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

558. 1954 Bowman Football 559. (5) Complete Set (128/128) with 1955 Topps (25) SGC Graded Football Pound the line with the offered 1954 All- Bowman Football complete set of (128) American cards showcasing (25) SGC graded. The ungraded portion of this crisp edition has PSA & an overall approximate condition break- SGC down of 20% (NM or better), 35% (EX- Graded MT), 30% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser). Highlights include: #1 Mathews (NM), Cards with #4 Atkins RC (EX-MT), #6 Perry (VG- #68 The EX), #8 Van Brocklin (VG-EX), #23 Four Blanda RC (SGC 80), #32 Hirsch (EX- Horsemen MT), #40 Graham (SGC 60), #41 D. Hard-hitting Walker (SGC 84), #42 Tittle (SGC 86), #52 assortment of Groza (SGC 84), #53 Layne (SGC 80), #54 five 1955 McElhenny (SGC 80), #55 Gifford (SGC Topps Football 60), #57 Bednarik (SGC 70), #76 All-American Nomellini SP (SGC 86), #85 Creekmur SP PSA and SGC (EX-MT), #100 Christiansen (SGC 84), graded cards. These crisp horizontal renditions include: PSA 7: (2 cards) with #113 Conerly (EX), #128 Lattner RC (EX- MT); SGC 92: #29; SGC 86: #66, 99, #68 The Four Horsemen (mc), #78 Berwanger RC (oc); SGC 60: #78 Berwanger 101; SGC 84: #10, 27, 28, 44, 64, 98; SGC 80: #13, 17, 35 and SGC 60: #50. RC; SGC 50: #16 Rockne and SGC 40: #96 Hollenback SP. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

560. 1956 Topps 561. 1957 Football Near Set of Topps (114/120) Cards Football Franchise favorites headline Complete the offered 1956 Topps Set Football near set of (114/120) cards. The overall (154/154) approximate condition with (25) breakdown is as follows: PSA 15% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) Graded and 35% (VG or lesser). Including Highlights include: #1 PSA 7 Carson SP (VG), #6 Van Unitas Rookie Brocklin (EX-MT), #9 Majestic 1957 Topps Football complete set of (154) cards featuring (25) PSA graded Groza (EX-MT), #11 Blanda including the majority of key cards. The ungraded portion of this star-studded edition (VG), #22 Cardinals Team has an overall approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX- SP (GD), #41 R. Brown RC MT), 25% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser). Keys include: #6 Nomellini (PSA 8), (EX-MT), #42 Fears (EX- #22 Van Brocklin (PSA 6), #30 Tittle (PSA 7), #31 Blanda (PSA 6), #32 Layne (PSA MT), #53 Gifford (EX), #60 8), #85 Lane RC (EX), #88 Gifford (NM), #94 Berry RC (NM), #109 Conerly (PSA L. Moore RC SP (VG), #61 8, oc), #119 Starr RC (PSA 6), #124 McDonald RC (NM), #128 L. Moore (PSA 8), Redskins Team SP (VG), #138 Unitas RC (PSA 7), #151 Hornung RC (PSA 6); PSA 8 Commons: with #41, #71 S. Jones RC (EX-MT) 90, 102, 126; PSA 7 Commons: with #33, 42, 58 COR, 60, 67, 86, 111; PSA 6 and #86 Tittle (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Commons: with #52, 63, 101 and 106. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

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562. 1961 Fleer 563. 1962 Post Football Complete Cereal Football Set (220/220) Partial Set Formidable 1961 Fleer (126/200) with Football complete set of (220) (20) Hall of cards. The overall approximate condition breakdown is Famers as follows: 20% (NM or bet- Presented is a 1962 ter); 30% (EX-MT); 30% Post Cereal Football (EX); and 20% (VG-EX or partial set of lesser). Keys include (126/200) cards with # 11 B r o w n (VG-EX), #30 (20) Hall of Famers. Unitas (VG), This classic gridiron # 4 1 M e r e d i t h (EX-MT), #59 issue has an overall Brodie RC (VG), #88 Starr approximate condi- (EX-MT), #89 J. Ta y l o r tion breakdown of (NM), #90 Hornung (EX- 20% (EX-MT or bet- MT), #117 Layne (VG-EX), ter), 20% (EX), 15% #155 Kemp (GD, stain), #166 (VG-EX) and 45% Blanda (NM), #188 Flores (VG or lesser) with RC (EX-MT), #197 Otto RC nearly 30% displaying reverse paper loss or writing. Although no major stars or short- (EX) and #215 M a y n a r d R C prints are present, there is still plenty of star power included for the prospective set ( E X - M T ) . collector. Better names include: Bednarik, Berry, Gregg, Huff, Layne, Marchetti, Opening Bid $250.00 Matson, McElhenny, Meredith and Ringo. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

565. 1964-1967 Philadelphia Gum Football Complete Set Run Comprehensive 1964-1967 Philadelphia Gum Football complete set run of (198) cards each. These factory fresh gridiron cards present quite nicely given their advancing age. Highlights include: 1964 Philadelphia set: (average EX-MT) with #12 Unitas (EX-MT), #30 J. Brown (EX-MT), #79 Starr (EX- 564. 1962 Post Cereal Football Box with Three-Card Panel MT), #91 Olsen RC (NM); 1965 Including #126 Layne Philadelphia set: (average EX-MT to NM) with #12 Unitas (EX-MT), Presented is a 1962 Post Cereal Football box featuring a three-card panel including a #31 J. Brown (VG-EX), #41 Hall of Famer. The intact Post-Tens container measures 14 x 1-1/4 x 3-1/4” with tight- Warfield RC (EX-MT), #195 C. ly attached panel flaps. Despite minimal cardboard bowing, this storefront artifact is Taylor RC (EX-MT); 1966 otherwise crease-free and features vibrant advertising text. Includes #119 Wade, #126 Layne and #139 Green. Philadelphia set: (average EX-MT Opening Bid $150.00 to NM) with #24 Unitas (EX), #31 Butkus RC (EX-MT), #38 Sayers RC (EX-MT), #41 J. Brown (EX-MT), #88 Starr (NM); 1967 Philadelphia set: (average EX-MT) with #23 Unitas (VG-EX), #35 Sayers (EX-MT), #58 Reeves RC (NM) and #82 Starr (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

566. 1968 Topps 567. 1948-1969 Football Complete Set Football Shoebox of (219) Cards with Collection of (68) Graded (1,450) Cards Seize the offered 1968 Topps with Stars Football complete set of (219) Gridiron collectors on a cards heralded by (68) PSA and budget will favor the SGC graded cards. Highlights offered 1948-1969 foot- include: PSA 9: (2 cards, both ball shoebox collection oc) with #163, 209; PSA 8: (18 of (1,450) cards featur- cards) with #38, 54, 113, 136, ing many stars. This off 138, 141, #142 Blanda, 150, to low-grade gathering 156, 167, 174, 178, 199, 202, features issues from 204, 205, 216, 218; PSA 7.5: Topps, Bowman, Leaf #100 Unitas; PSA 7: (26 cards) and Philadelphia Gum. with #16, 18, 50, 53, #55 CL, Varying degrees of acute 73, 83, 91, 92, 96, 102, 120, wear including reverse 137, 144, 155, #161 Tarkenton, paper loss/residue, tape, 164, 165, #169 Maynard, #173 trimming or writing are F. Little RC, 175, 187, 189, 197, 208, 217; SGC 70: #75 Sayers; PSA 6: (17 cards) dispersed throughout. with #1 Starr, 8, 30, 35, 42, 56, 74, #149 Kemp, 160, #162 Ditka, 166, #171 Dawson, Better players include #181 Lilly, 186, 194, 203, 207; PSA 5: (3 cards) with #132, 151, 185; Ungraded: Bednarik, Berry, Gifford, Hirsch, Mackey, Marchetti, Matson, Maynard, McDonald, (158 cards, average EX to EX-MT, includes 7 dupes) with #25 Meredith (EX), #65 Mitchell, Perry, Schmidt, Starr, Stautner, Unitas and many more. More on our website. Namath (EX), #127 Butkus (EX-MT) and #196 Griese RC (VG-EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

90 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 569. 1948- 1975 Football Shoebox Collection of (817) Cards with Several Stars Extensive 1948-1975 football shoebox collection 568. (3) 1967-1971 Topps & Philadelphia Gum Football of (817) featur- Complete Sets ing a parade of pigskin greats. Highlights include: 1949 Leaf: #22 Dudley (VG), #26 Baugh (GD), #40 Connor (GD), #49 Conerly (GD); 1960 Fleer: #20 Baugh RC CO Spotlighted is a threesome of 1967-1971 Topps and Philadelphia Gum Football com- (EX-MT); 1960 Topps: #23 J. Brown (FR, writing); 1961 Topps: #1 Unitas (VG- plete sets. Highlights include: 1967 Philadelphia Gum set: (198/198, average EX- EX); 1962 Topps: #17 Ditka RC (EX); 1963 Topps: #14 J. Brown SP (VG), (2) #96 MT) with #23 Unitas (VG), #28 Butkus (EX-MT), #29 Ditka (EX); 1969 Topps set: Nitschke RC (EX, VG-EX); 1964 Topps: #31 Lamonica RC (EX-MT), #68 Blanda (263/263, average EX-MT) with #25 Unitas (EX), #26 Piccolo RC (EX), #100 SP (EX-MT); 1966 Philadelphia: #31 Butkus RC (EX), #38 Sayers RC (VG-EX); Namath (VG-EX), #120 Csonka RC (EX-MT); 1971 Topps set: (263/263, average 1966 Topps: #26 Kemp (GD); 1969 Topps: #25 Unitas (VG-EX), #26 Piccolo RC EX-MT) with #1 Unitas (EX-MT), #156 Bradshaw RC (EX-MT), #245 Greene RC (VG) and 1971 Topps: (3) #1 Unitas (EX, VG, GD). More on our website. (EX) and #250 Namath (PSA 6). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

570. 1940s-1970s 571. Bowman, Topps and (12,000+) Others Football Lot 1970-1975 (974) - Loaded with Topps Hall Famers! Football Premier assortment of (974) Cards 1948-1979 football singles fea- Humongous turing an array of Hall of Fame 1970-1975 rookie talent including Hornung Topps Football and Starr. Highlights include: collection of 1955 Bowman: (123 cards, (12,000+) cards. average VG to VG-EX) with (2) This off-grade #7 Gifford (both VG), (3) #52 gathering fea- Summerall RC (EX, VG-EX, tures several GD), #62 Blanda (VG-EX), (3) Hall of Famers, #71 Layne (VG-EX, (2) VG), stars and region- (2) #72 Tittle (VG, GD); 1957 al favorites Topps: #31 Blanda (VG), #119 along with addi- Starr RC (GD), #124 McDonald tional specialty cards. Better names include: Alzado, Butkus, Griese, Houston, RC (GD), #151 Hornung RC Rashad, Sayers, Simpson, B. Smith, Staubach, Tarkenton, Unitas and Yary. Includes: (GD); 1960 Topps: #1 Unitas (300+) 1970 (average VG), (1,000+) 1971 (average GD), (2,600+) 1972 (average GD (VG-EX), #23 J. Brown (FR, reverse residue), #51 Starr (VG-EX), #93 Layne (EX- to VG), (3,100+) 1973 (average GD to VG), (2,000+) 1974 (average GD) and MT) and 1961 Topps: #40 Hornung (EX-MT). More on our website. (3,000+) 1976 (average VG to VG-EX). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

572. (3) 1973-1981 573. 1955-1986 Topps & Topps Football Bowman Football Complete Sets Collection of (3,122) Touchdown trio of 1973-1981 Cards with Many Stars Topps Football complete sets. Sizzling 1955-1986 Topps and Highlighted among these 528- Bowman Football collection of card card editions are: 1973 (3,122) cards featuring a sterling Topps set: (average EX to cast of Hall of Famers and stars. EX-MT) with #15 Bradshaw Highlights include: 1972 Topps: (EX), #89 F. Harris RC (GD), (319 cards, average EX-MT) #115 Ham RC (EX-MT), with (2) #100 Namath (EX, VG- #322 Dierdorf RC (VG-EX), EX), #200 Staubach RC (VG- #400 Namath (VG), #475 EX); 1975 Topps: (978 cards, Staubach (VG-EX), #487 average NM) with (2) #282 Stabler RC (GD); 1974 Topps Swann RC (EX-MT, GD), (3) set: (average EX to EX-MT) #367 Fouts RC ((2) NM, EX- with #1 O. Simpson (GD), MT); 1976 Topps: (279 cards, #150 Unitas (VG-EX), #470 average NM) with (2) #148 Bradshaw (EX-MT), #500 Payton RC (both EX-MT); 1977 Staubach (NM); 1981 Topps Topps: #360 Payton (EX-MT) Football set: (average NM to and 1979 Topps: #390 E. NM-MT) with #194 Monk Campbell RC (NM-MT). More RC (NM) and #216 Montana on our website. RC (EX-MT). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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574. (3,000+) 1969- 575. 1973-1986 Topps 1981 Topps Football Football Card Collection Collection with Many of (10,000+) with Payton Stars Including (2) RC Montana & (2) Extensive 1973-1986 Topps Payton Rookies Football card collection of (10,000+) featuring several Hall This 1969-1981 Topps of Famers and stars including a Football collection of (3,000+) Payton rookie. Highlights cards is flush with Hall of include: 1973 Topps: (1,000+, Famers and stars. Highlights average VG to VG-EX); 1974 include: 1969 Topps: #100 Topps: (2,000+, average VG to Namath (VG); 1972 Topps: VG-EX); 1975 Topps: (1,000+, (350+, average VG) with #200 average VG-EX to EX) with Staubach RC (VG-EX); 1975 #282 Swann RC (EX-MT), #367 Topps: (525+, average EX) Fouts RC (EX-MT); 1976 Topps: with #282 Swann RC (EX- (500+, average EX) with #148 MT), #367 Fouts RC (EX- Payton RC (VG); 1977 Topps: MT); 1976 Topps: (800+, (1,000+, average EX to EX-MT) average EX to EX-MT) with with #360 Payton (EX-MT); (2) #148 Payton RC (both EX- 1978 Topps: (1,800+, average MT) and 1981 Topps: (2) EX to EX-MT) with #200 Payton #216 Montana RC (NM, EX- (EX-MT) and 1981 Topps: MT). More on our website. (400+, average NM) with #216 Montana RC (NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

576. 2001-2010 SP Authentic Football Hobby Box Run Find numerous Hall of Famers and stars with the offered 2001-2010 SP Authentic Football hobby box run. Each sealed container will yield (24) five-card packs. 577. 1925 Knute Rockne Signed Postcard with Full JSA Includes: 2001 (one auto/jersey per, possible Brees RC, Tomlinson RC, Vick RC), All-American player and inspired coach Knute Rockne was apparently also a dedicat- 2002 (one auto rookie and jersey per), 2003 (one auto rookie and jersey per, possible ed family man, as evidenced by the offered 1925 postcard. At the height of his fame Romo RC), 2004 (two autos per, possible Fitzgerald RC, E. Manning RC, Rivers RC, as head coach of Notre Dame’s “Fighting Irish” football team Rockne took time to Roethlisberger RC), 2005 (three autos/jerseys per, possible Rodgers RC), 2006 (two pen a note to his sister Louise which reads “Sorry I did not get to see you in Chicago autos per, possible Cutler RC), 2007 (three autos per, possible Ca. Johnson RC, come down for one of the games”. Rockne’s given name only “Knute” signature Peterson RC), 2008 (three autos per, possible Flacco RC, Ryan RC), 2009 (three autos shows determined (“9”) strength. The cancellation postmark at top right is dated per, possible Stafford RC) and 2010 (three autos per, possible Bryant RC). 9/1/25. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

578. Knute Rockne, Family & 579. Knute Friends Antique Rockne’s Sister Photograph/Postcard Lot of (46) Louise’s Personal with Football Scenes Family Photo/ Too super for superlatives so we’ll get right to the Correspondence heart of the matter, offered is a Knute Rockne Hoard of antique photograph/postcard lot of (46) featuring Knute, family and friends. Uncovered recently in a (1,000+) storage sale this true find was the personal proper- Were this vast accumu- ty of Rockne’s sister Louise. Present are: (22) lation offered simply photos with (3) 1910s football scenes including for the value of its well (2) with Rockne; (7) 1910s-1920s recreational in excess of (1,000) photos all of Rockne with family/friends; c.1920s total pieces, it would Notre Dame baseball player; (5) c.1860s-1870s demand attention from tintypes of Norwegian forbears; (5) child photos photo collectors. The including (3) c.1890s cabinets and (2) c.1910s fact that this hoard of elongated 3 x 8-1/2“ photos believed to be photos, negatives, post- Rockne‘s sons William and Knute, Jr; cards and correspon- 1960s woman at Rockne’s memorial; and album dence, including a rare of (24) 1900s-1920s photo-postcards including one of Rockne wearing a Notre Dame “Knute at the beach” sweater. With virtually no exemplars available for comparison, this collection can only photo was the personal property of Knute Rockne’s sister Louise raises the bar consid- be described as unique in regards to being offered for sale. Photos range from average erably. Housed in and included with the lot, a vintage trunk, this assortment spans to better with the majority above average and better, postcards are partially adhered to generations of Rockne family history from the late-19th Century in Norway to the the album and are generally very attractive. More on our website. mid-20th Century in America. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

92 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 581. October 18, 1924 U. of Illinois 580. Scarce 1899 “Beats All” Memorial Stadium Dedication 582. Lou Little Signed 1939 N.Y. Football Cigar Label Featuring Photographic Postcard - Red Grange World’s Fair Laurel Card Harvard and Yale 5 TDs Game! Opening Bid $50.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

584. 1965 Topps Football #122 Joe Namath Rookie Shortprint SGC 70 EX+ 5.5 Opening Bid $250.00 583. 1963 New York Giants Eastern Conference Champions Team Signed 585. 1951-1987 Football Shoebox Football (17 Signatures) Including Collection of (965) Cards McElhenny and Huff Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

586. Walter Payton Signed 1978 Topps Card and Dick Butkus Signed Replica 587. 1950s-2000s New York Football Jersey (2 Items Total) Giants Souvenir Stadium Pins Lot (64) 588. Collegiate and Pro Football Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Signed Lot (13 Items) Opening Bid $100.00

589. Joe Montana and Jerry Rice 590. Limited Edition Notre Dame Signed Oversized Photos Pair Heisman Trophy Award Winners Opening Bid $100.00 Multi-Signed Football 591. Jack Kemp Signed Buffalo Opening Bid $150.00 Bills Throwback Jersey Opening Bid $100.00

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593. 1966 College Football HOF Banquet Program Signed by Fritz Pollard - Full JSA On hand for the Ninth Annual Awards Dinner for the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, two gridiron pioneers autographed this banquet program at New York’s Waldorf-Astoria on December 6, 1966. The 36-page guide features photos and biographical entries honoring award recipi- ents. In blue ballpoint, Fritz Pollard has signed (“8” strength) and inscribed “Brown ’19.” The first black player and coach in the NFL, Pollard is a historically significant figure and his fleeting autograph commands attention. Former Army mentor Earl “Red” Blaik has signed 592. Perry Schwartz 1930s University of California Personal in blue ballpoint, as well (“9” Heirlooms Lot (24 Items) - Directly From His Family strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. All-American Perry Schwartz was a hero of Cal’s 1938 Rose Bowl win and went on Opening Bid $750.00 to play for the NFL’s Brooklyn Dodgers and the AAFC’s New York Yankees. Offered is a trove of Schwartz’s Cal memorabilia, highlighted by his huge and impressive 5- 595. (10) feet x 6-feet Golden Bear Presentation Wool Blanket (EX-MT, chain-stitched “All- American 1937 / Perry Schwartz”). The remaining items average VG-EX/EX overall Limited and include: Cal Felt Pennants (2 - one with metallic football hanger); Varsity Edition 1977 Sweaters (2 - both w/”Schwartz” chain-stitched in collar); Patriotic Embroidered “All- LeRoy American” Clothing Emblems (3, ranging from 5x5 to 12x12); Heavy Team T-Shirt; Neiman “The Large Family Scrapbooks of Career-Related Newspaper Clippings (2 - both with number “99” on covers); Portraits/Oversized Action Photos/Team Photos/Cal Player Football Photos (14); 1937 California Football History Hardcover Book. Suite” Opening Bid $300.00 Serigraph Prints 594. 1967 Green Bay Composed by renowned expres- Packers “Ice Bowl” NFL sionist LeRoy Championship Game Neiman, here are Team Signed Program (10) limited edition (/150) (37 Signatures) “Football Suite” It was minus 18 degrees at serigraphs. Lambeau Field when the Packers Composed on 12- won their third straight NFL title 5/8 x 13-5/8” tex- with a 21-17 win over the tured linen paper, each print depicts a separate gridiron scene with Neiman’s patented Cowboys. Bart Starr’s dramatic array of colors painting the hard-hitting picture. Neiman has signed each on the lower diving TD for the victory made it right border in graphite pencil. all worthwhile for the 50,000 fans Opening Bid $500.00 that braved the frigid weather. This extra-special copy of the Championship Game program is 596. 1910s- chock-a-block with 37 Packer 1930s black-marker “9-10” signatures Football across the front cover. Highlights include: Starr, Gregg, Nitschke, Sheet Wood, Adderly, Davis, Jordan, Music Lot Pitts, Dale, Kramer, Fleming, Dowler, Grabowski, Jeter, Wilson. Technically VG over- (13) all due to perimeter wear but the vast majority of the signature area is actually EX- Includes: 1) MT/NM. Full LOA from JSA. 1911 “On the Opening Bid $300.00 Gridiron” (GD). 2) 1915 “Cornell Victorious” (FR). 3) 1926 “University of Minnesota Songs” (GD/VG). 4) 1927 “Loyal 597. 1900s-1940s Yale Sons of University Football Sheet Rutgers” (EX). 5) 1929 “Hello Baby” (GD; Loretta Young/Douglas Fairbanks Jr. from Music Lot (4) The Forward Pass). 6) 1929 “Gridiron Pep!” (VG-EX; Arapaho Indian John Levi Opening Bid $100.00 photo). 7) 1929 “Football Blues” (GD/VG). 8) 1930 “Maybe It’s Love” (covers separated, otherwise VG; All-American Football Team photo). 9) 1932 “All-American Girl” (VG). 10) 1932 “Franklin Field March” (EX; aerial stadium view). 11) 1933 “You Gotta Be a Football Hero” (VG-EX). 12) 1938 “Take ‘Em, Minnesota!” (GD; Bierman on back cover). 13) 1939 “Indiana Victory” (EX). Opening Bid $250.00

94 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 598. 1890 and 599. 1898 Princeton Tigers National 600. 1908 Harvard Champions Oversized Football Team 1920s-50s Oversized Photo Collegiate Football Team How domi- Football Photo Pair nant was the Pennants 1898 Includes: 1890 - Princeton Lot (16) Wonderful 19th-centu- juggernaut? All pennants ry charm with mostly They are standard lace-up sweaters dis- recorded 11 full-size 28” playing the year “90” wins—all to 30” long across the chest, plus shutouts!— unless noted. some intriguing stock- and 1 tie. Condition ing caps. Central image Thus, they averages EX area of the 13-1/2 x outscored their opponents by the absurdly lopsided total overall. Pennants - Cal; Yale; Stanford (2 diff.); 10” photo is Near of 266 to 5. Produced by the esteemed Pach Bros., this Soldier Field College All-Stars; 1954 Georgia Mint, with its periphery affected by the 14-1/2 x 11” beautiful studio photo measures 13-1/2 x 10-3/4” and Tech/Sugar Bowl (VG-EX); Ohio State/Rose Bowl; original mount’s heavy lower-edge adhesive wear exhibits stunning Near Mint condition with sensational Cornell (41” long, VG); Minnesota (VG); William & and left-side toning/foxing—all of which is con- image quality in terms of both clarity and contrast. The Mary (w/attached stadium pin and pendant); cealed by a 19-1/2 x 16” modern matte. 1908 - 13- central football is marked “CHAMPIONS / 1898,” and Dartmouth; Oregon State; Detroit (25” long, VG- 1/2 x 11” photo by H.W. Tupper on elegant 20x16 the scene also offers a great look at the era’s reeded EX); Toledo. Banners - 1947 Princeton vs. original mount. Captioned on the football, “1908 / pants and “P” wool sweaters. Adhesive wear affects the Harvard/Yale (raised felt lettering, die-cut football, Harvard 4 / Yale 0,” this crisp, sturdy piece is quite top two corners of the 17x14 mount but would easily 17x32 overall, VG-EX); USC (11x28). well-preserved overall except for some muted matte out upon framed display. Opening Bid $200.00 peripheral staining and anomalous whitish foxing. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

602. Coach George B. Young’s Official Baltimore Colts 1970 Notes & 1974 603. Charles Fazzino Philadelphia 601. 1959 Baltimore Colts Playbook Eagles 3-D Mini-Helmet and Super Commemorative Tea Set Five-time NFL Executive of the Year George B. Young Bowl XXXIX Lithograph Suffice it to say that as the 1950s came to a close, cut his teeth in the NFL as a scout, coach and offensive With a flair for the ostentatious, renowned artist championship games were the Baltimore Colts’ coordinator for the Baltimore Colts from 1968-1974. Charles Fazzino has paid homage to the Philadelphia “cup of tea!” That sentiment comes across quite lit- Offered are Young’s official 1970 season notes and Eagles in this display duo that includes: Eagles 3-D erally in this vintage commemorative tea set. 1974 playbook. Hundreds of pages of handwritten and Mini-Helmet: with layered designs depicting Crafted from porcelain, the set includes: (4) typed notes provide a fascinating look at the Colts 1974 Lincoln Financial Field, “EAGLES” down the center saucers, (4) cups and a creamer, each of which offensive scheme and scouting notes which culminate and additional highlights of the Philadelphia skyline; bears the team logo and facsimile signatures of with detailed analysis of 1970-71 playoff opponents the Super Bowl XXXIX Lithograph: an 18x24 color players and coaches. This well preserved set is an Cincinnati Bengals and the Oakland Raiders who the print with an illustration of the Gala Event and its unusual and pristine survivor! Colts defeated on their way to winning Super Bowl V. Jacksonville, Florida setting. Fazzino has signed the Opening Bid $300.00 More on our website. piece in black marker (“8-9” strength). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

604. Dallas Cowboy 605. Dallas Cowboys Football 606. 1988-1993 Apparel/Figure/Memorabilia Treasure Jersey/Hat/Jacket Lot of (25) with Detroit Drive Chest of (125) with (34) Jerseys Aikman, Dorsett, Smith & Staubach ArenaBowl Including Aikman, Smith & Staubach Football Championship Love ‘em fans dress Programs/ to impress or hate Ephemera (16) ‘em, with this “America’s star-stud- Plus 1987 AFL Team” is ded Dallas Inaugural the meas- Cowboys Program uring stick jersey/hat/ It was the Detroit Drive for suc- jacket lot who put the fledgling AFL on the map, with an cessful of (25). unprecedented dynasty run of 4 ArenaBowl champi- sports fran- Rife with onships in the team’s first 5 seasons (1988-1992). chises with eight NFC Championships, five Super HOFers and stars this handsome ensemble presents in AFL HOFers from those years include Corker, Bowl wins and a franchise value rivaling major cor- excellent to like-new condition with most items sport- Dixon, LaFrance, Randle, Rettig and Marcum. The porations. Offered is a Dallas Cowboys apparel/fig- ing original factory tags from manufacturers Mitchell & driving force of this impressive EX-MT/NM collec- ure/memorabilia treasure chest lot of (125). Ness, Nike, Reebok, Starter and other top lines. tion is a complete run of 1988-1993 ArenaBowl pro- Highlighting this hefty assortment are (34) jerseys Featured are: (12) jerseys with: T. Aikman (UCLA), (2) grams, along with corresponding ArenaBowl ticket ranging from like-new with evidence of storage to T. Dorsett, K. Johnson, (3) E. Smith, (2) R. Staubach, stubs from 1988 (taped inside program), 1989, 1991 somewhat lesser with moderate signs of wear/soiling, D. Ware, R. White, J. Witten; (8) caps, (4) T-shirts; and (2) and 1993. There are also ArenaBall programs including (11) Troy Aikman, (7) Emmitt Smith, (2) a commemorative jacket with (5) Super Bowl champi- from the 1987 AFL Inaugural Season and 1988 Roger Staubach, (2) Pro Bowl and (12) assorted oth- onship patches. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Drive Inaugural Game. More on our website. ers. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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607. (11) 608. 1930s-1970s 1955 Topps Heisman Trophy All- Winners Signed American Flats Lot (32) Football A determined collector Signed single-handedly acquired this collection Cards with over several years. Hall of Condition averages Famers & Near Mint overall and “9-10” signatures with Heisman some personalizations. Winners— The respective All Heisman-winning year PSA/DNA Authentic is notated in parentheses. Includes: White Each autograph judged as authentic and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. Those gridiron Notecards (5-3/4 x 3- stars who have brought home some significant hardware are the focus of these (11) 1/2”) - Berwanger (35), Harmon (40), Smith (41), Bertelli (43), Horvath (44), 1955 Topps All-American Football signed cards. Includes: #4 Pinckert (d.1977, “6”, Blanchard (45), Davis (46), Lujack (47), Kazmaier (52), Ameche (54), Hornung (56), card VG), #10 Dudley (“6”, card PR, pin hole), #23 Kazmaier (“6”, card VG), #24 Crow (57), Dawkins (58), Bellino (60), Baker (62), Staubach (63), Huarte (64), Strong (d.1979, “4”, card VG, with salutation), #31 Sauer (“6”, card GD), #40 Garrett (65), Spurrier (66), Beban (67). “College Football’s Centennial 1869-1969” Moomaw (“8”, card VG-EX), #44 Garbisch (d.1979, “7”, card VG-EX), #67 Albert Cachets - Kelley (36), Sinkwich (42), Walker (48), Janowicz (50, “8”), Vessels (52), (“6”, card VG), #59 Blanchard (“8-9”, card GD), #75 Gallarneau (“7”, card VG) Lattner (53), Cannon (59), Simpson (68, “7-8”), Owens (69), Plunkett (70), Rodgers and #78 Berwanger RC (“9”, card EX). (72), Cappelletti (73) Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

609. Football 610. Exceptional NFL Hall of Hall of Famers Signed 8x10 Photos Famers and Lot (108) Star Players Averages EX-MT/NM and “8-10” signa- Signed Lot tures. Includes: J. Bro w n, G r a n g e ( d o u- ble-signed), N a m a t h, N a g u r s k i, (12) S t a u b a c h, U n i t a s (“7”), S a y e r s, Including B l a n d a, A d d e r l e y, Alworth, A t k i n s , Grange, Badgro, Barney, Baugh, Bednarik, Bo. Bell, Berry, Blount, R. Brown, P. Brown, Halas and W. Brown, Canadeo, Butkus, Connor, Namath Csonka, W. Davis, Dawson, Ditka, Condition aver- Dorsett, Donovan, Dudley (double- ages NM with “9- signed), Fears, Flaherty, Fortmann, 10” signatures and Gatski, Gifford, Gillman, Gregg, Ham, each item comes Greene, Hirsch, Hein, Hendricks, Hinkle, with an individual Hornung, Houston, Huff, Hutson, Hunt, JSA Sticker/Cert. Ji. Johnson, J.H. Johnson, D. Jones, S. Jones, Jurgensen, Kelly, Krause, Lane, Langer, Includes: Helmet L a n i e r, Lary, Lavelli, Lilly, Mack, Mackey, Maynard, Marchetti, Matson, McAfee, - Pepper Johnson (Browns, “8”). Mini-Helmets - F. Harris (Steelers) and J. Rice McCormack, McElhenny, B. Mitchell, L. Moore, Motley, Musso, Nomellini, Nitschke, (49ers, w/decal wear). 8x10 Photos - Grange, Halas, K. Warner, D. Sanders (“7-8”), Otto, Olsen, Page, A. Parker, J. Parker, Perry, Renfro, Ringo, Robustelli, Rooney, Nietschke and Hutson. 16x20 Photo - Namath. Index Card - Grange (pers.; matted Rozelle, Schmidt, Shell, J. Smith, Starr, Stautner, Stenerud, Tarkenton, J. Ta y l o r, Ti t t l e , for display to measure 8x10). Album Page - Nevers (3-1/2 x 5-1/2”, matted for dis- Trippi, Tu r n e r, Upshaw, Van Buren, D. Wa l k e r, Warfield, We i n m e i s t e r, Wi n s l o w, play to measure 14x20). Wilcox, Willis, Wojciechowiz, W. Wood. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

611. 1991-1992 Pro 612. 1998 Ron Mix NFL Line Portraits Football HOF Platinum Signed Cards (36) Signature Series Complete Set Including Payton of (116) with Original Box Innovatively ahead of its HOF offensive tackle Ron Mix was the time, the Pro Line driving force behind this ambitious proj- Portraits set combined ect which brought together an incredible strikingly candid original array of legends. Offered is a 1998 Ron photography with an Mix NFL Football HOF Platinum extensive autograph Signature Series complete set of (116) checklist of rookies, stars LE numbered 304/2,500 and housed in and HOF greats. its original box. Though the paper seal Condition of this sizable has been opened these heavy stock cards cache averages NM/MT remain in like-new state all ranging and “9-10” signatures. (NM-MT to MT) with signatures show- Includes: PSA/DNA ing average (“8-9”) potency. Featuring “Authentic” Football - images created by nationally renowned artists such as Merv Corning, Chris Paluso, Payton, Ditka, B. Smith. Jim Sharpe, Terry Naughton, Jim Auckland and others these glossy postcard-sized col- Ungraded Football - lectibles are gorgeously rendered with museum quality images befitting the status of Riggins, DeLamielleure, Kemp, Winslow, Tittle, Montana, Sayers, Harbaugh, Graham the enshrined subjects. Key signers are: Sammy Baugh, Chuck Bednarik, Dick (2), L. Taylor, Moon, Young, E. Smith, Irvin, Noll, Largent, Okoye, D. Thomas, Butkus, Mike Ditka, Weeb Ewbank (first name only), Tom Fears, Sid Gillman (first Munoz, Testaverde, Dickerson, Elway, Biletnikoff, D. Sanders, Fouts, Barney, Tippett, name only), Otto Graham, Elroy Hirsch, Sonny Jurgenson, Tom Landry, Dick Lane, Seau, Butkus, T. Thomas. PSA/DNA “Authentic” Basketball - I. Thomas. Ungraded Steve Largent, Ron Mix, Marion Motley, Joe Namath, Gale Sayers, Tex Schramm, Miscellaneous - Milton Berle. Auction LOA from JSA. O.J. Simpson, Roger Staubach, Doak Walker (first name only). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

96 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 613. College Football Coaching Greats Autograph Lot of (48) With Ewbank, Paterno and Stagg - All PSA/DNA 614. Football Hall of Famers and Star Players Signed Lot (51 Slabbed Items) Pep rallies, mas- Averages EX condition with “7-10” signatures. Includes: Large Cuts - Namath, cots, school col- Fears. 7x9 to 8x10 Photos - Bednarik, Tarkenton, Grange, Sayers (matted), Trippi, ors and Saturday Holtz (2), Gregg, Groza, E. Murray, H. Cassidy, Crow, Tarkenton, M. Fernandez/Den afternoon battle Herder. Magazine - Elway, Leinart. Magazine Photos - Starr/Gros, come to mind in Nelsen/Morrall/Jefferson. Baseballs with JSA Stickers/Certs - Kemp, Montana, R. this lot of (48) college football coach’s autographs! All are encapsulated with potent Cunningham, Shula, Holtz, Schembechler and 1 other. Index Cards, Notes and signatures (average “9” strength) assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. With govern- Letters - M. Olsen, Brodie, Flaherty, Creekmur, B. Boyd, Hoerner, L. Taylor, ment postcards, cachets and cut signatures, keys include: B. Bowden, P. Brown, Maynard, Mix, Hantla, Lary, Robustelli, Holovak, B. Kilroy, Neale, Nevers, A. Devaney, Ewbank, Feathers, Lattner, McKay, Parseghian, Paterno, Royal, Bertelli, S. Gilman, Dudley, Grange (signed “H.E.G.”), Pellegrini, Ewbank. Pamphlet Schembechler and Stagg. More on our website. - Groza. Cachet - Shula. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

615. Jim Brown 616. Joe Namath Autographed Signed “Broadway Cleveland Browns Joe” LE Stephen Helmet With Holland Lithograph Career Highlight (AP #16/25) Inscriptions - Full Traditionally associated with JSA inclement conditions, mud- strewn trenches and bruised Statistics, physical feats bodies, football players are and accolades realized often the subjects of artists’ by Jim Brown defied all renderings to remind us of the odds in the rugged NFL. brutal nature of the gridiron But add to that list the game. In this Joe Namath lim- fact that he packed them ited edition (16/25) artist’s into a career of just nine proof lithograph, however, the seasons and the story is outspoken quarterback is por- absolutely amazing. This trayed with the neon and Cleveland Browns full- glamour of Broadway in the size professional model background. Composed in helmet is autographed by Brown, who has also inscribed his impressive accomplish- 1997 by Stephen Holland, the ments. The bright-orange plastic shell features interior pad cells and no face mask. On print is framed to 36-1/2 x the left side, Brown has signed in black marker (“8-9” strength) and inscribed: “HOF 47” and signed by Namath in 71 - #32 – 3X MVP – 3X Pro MVP – ROY 57 – 129 TDs – 12,312 Rushing Yds – 9X gold-colored marker (“9-10” strength). All-American Collectibles COA. Pro Bowler – 8X Rushing Champ – 60s All Decade.” Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

617. Walter Payton Signed Chicago Bears Road Jersey With Career Highlight Inscriptions - Full PSA/DNA An unstoppable offensive force who brought a Super Bowl title to championship-starved Chicago, the late Walter Payton (d.1999) has autographed this Chicago Bears road jersey and added inscriptions of his impressive 618. Jason Pierre-Paul Autograph Lot of (42) With Mini- feats. Tailored to the specifica- Helmets and Photos tions of the gridiron attire worn A menacing presence at 6-foot-5, 278 pounds, New York Giants defensive end Jason by Payton, the white mesh/dazzle Pierre-Paul is the endorser of these (42) items. Fiber tip signatures trumpet “perfect cloth blend garment is signed on 10” strength with inscriptions of “90” and include: (12) New York Giants Mini- the back blue twill “3” in silver Helmets: signed on the right side in silver marker; (10) Super Bowl XLVI Photos: marker (“8-9” strength) and 14x11 color print; (10) Defensive Pose Photos: 14x11 black-and-white prints (with inscribed “34 – Sweetness – MVP colorized jersey/helmet); (10) Touchdown Photos: 10x8 color prints. Auction LOA 1977 – Super Bowl XX – 16,726 from JSA – HOF 1993.” Full photo LOA Opening Bid $500.00 from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00

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619. 1960s Green Bay Packers Signed 621. 1960s Baltimore Colts Signed Flats Lot (17) 620. Los Angeles Rams Signed Flats Lot Flats Lot (23) Near Mint condition overall and “9-10” signatures (16) Including 5 HOFers Near Mint condition overall and “9-10” signatures with personalizations. Includes: White Notecards Near Mint condition overall and “9-10” signatures with with personalizations. Includes: White Notecards (5-3/4 x 3-1/2”) - Nitschke, Adderley, Taylor, Starr, some personalizations. Includes: White Notecards (5- (5-3/4 x 3-1/2”) - Berry, L. Moore, Marchetti, Kramer, Bratkowski, Bengtson. “College Football’s 3/4 x 3-1/2”) - Tom Fears, Bob Waterfield (“8”), Donovan, Morrall, Parker, L. Michaels, Pellington. Centennial 1869-1969” Cachets - Jordan, Gregg, Crazylegs Hirsch, George Allen, Roman Gabriel, Bruce “College Football’s Centennial 1869-1969” Ringo, McGee, Hanner, Pitts, Skoronski, Dowler. Gossett, Dan Fowler, Dick Bass. “College Football’s Cachets - Unitas (“8-9”, same postmark, different 1965 Cachet - S. Anderson. Index Card - Wood. Centennial 1869-1969” Cachets - Norm Van Brocklin, cachet design), Rosenbloom, Hill, Cuozzo, Boyd, Starr, Adderley and McGee have also responded to Les Richter, Glenn Davis, Isiah Robertson, Richie Stukes, Vogel, Mutscheller, Orr, Preas, Shinnick, the autograph request by inscribing the greatest high- Petitbon, Willie Ellison, Chuck Knox, Tank Younger. Logan. 8x10 Photo - Shula. Photo Promo Cards - light of their careers. Auction LOA from JSA. Auction LOA from JSA. Mutscheller, Sandusky. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

623. Cleveland Browns Signed Flats Lot 624. Dallas Cowboys 1991 Collectible (20) Including 10 HOFers Cartoon Series of (4) - With Aikman 622. 1960s New York Giants Signed Near Mint condition overall and “9-10” signatures with and E. Smith Autographs Flats Lot (21) some personalizations. Includes: White Notecards (5- Cartoonist Bob Taylor composed these (4) 1991 lim- Near Mint condition overall and “9-10” signatures 3/4 x 3-1/2”) - Paul Brown, Lou Groza, Otto Graham, ited edition (/500) “Dallas Cowboys Collectible with personalizations. Includes: White Notecards Dante Lavelli, Bill Willis, Leroy Kelly, Marion Motley, Cartoon Series” prints, two of which are auto- (5-3/4 x 3-1/2”) - Gifford, Tarkenton, Tunnell, Mac Speedie, Gary Collins, Art Modell. “College graphed by their Lone Star subjects. Each is framed Webster, Modzelewski, Morrison, H. Jones, Patton, Football’s Centennial 1869-1969” Cachets - Paul to 17-1/4 x 24-1/4” and depicts a Cowboy staple in Rote, J. Howell, Shofner, Frederickson, Triplett, Warfield, Mike McCormack, Vince Costello, Mike caricature form. Includes: #1: “Cowboys Draft Gogolak, Summerall. “College Football’s Phipps, Frank Ryan, Milt Morin, Dub Jones, Lin Poker”; #2: “The Right Ones, Baby”; #3: “The Centennial 1869-1969” Cachets - Grier, W. Mara, Houston (original Brown), Blanton Collier. Photo Quarterback” (signed by Troy Aikman; “9” Robustelli, Schnelker, Sherman. 1965 Cachet - Huff. Postcard (3-1/2 x 5-1/2”) - Jim Brown (“8”, signed on strength); #4: “Emmitt” (signed by Emmitt Smith; Auction LOA from JSA. reverse). Auction LOA from JSA. “9” strength). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

626. Roosevelt Brown Signed Checks Lot (98) Nine-time Pro Bowler and Class of 1975 Canton inductee Rosey Brown 625. Roger Staubach Single Signed signed all but one of these checks during the last two 627. Ernie Stautner 1986-1988 Signed Footballs Lot (3) years of his life, 2003-2004. The exception is an Checks Hoard (99) intriguing 1995 check written out to “The Giants” in This Captain Comeback trio features: 1) Wilson NFL The Hall of Fame defensive tackle wrote these 8-1/4 the amount of $4,000 with the memo line “1978.” (EX-MT, “9”, JSA Sticker/Cert); 2) Wilson Super x 3” checks in connection with his annual “Football (Incidentally, many of the memo lines in the collection Bowl XXXI (NM, “8-9”, Auction LOA from JSA); Camp” in Irving, TX, and some of them are written appear to have a numerical coding system.) Dimensions 3) Wilson NCAA (EX-MT, “9”, JSA Sticker/Cert). to former collegiate football players. EX/EX-MT are 6 x 2-7/8” and condition is NM overall with “9-10” Opening Bid $250.00 condition overall with “8-10” signatures. Auction signatures. Brown’s printed name and address appear at LOA from JSA. upper left. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

98 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 628. Multi- Signed College Football First Day Cover Lot of (3) With Bryant, 629. Hall of Famers and Star Players Grange Signed Footballs Lot (9) and Averages EX/EX-MT condition and “8-10” signatures. Single-Signed: F. Harris (JSA Sticker/Cert), Esiason (2 Hayes - one w/JSA Sticker/Cert), S. Young (mini-ball, “7”), From the collegiate ranks, Saturday stalwarts have Hornung (pers.; JSA Sticker/Cert), Simms and M. 630. NFL Superstars Autographed autographed these (3) 1969 first day covers. Stafford. Multi-Signed 1) Csonka/Kiick (JSA Display Lot of (8) With (2) Marino Encapsulated with bold signatures (average “9” Sticker/Cert). 2) “Quarterback Club” football w/20 “7- and (2) C. Newton strength) assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, the 8” signatures incl. O. Graham, D. Williams, Plunkett, cachets present beautifully with key signatures Morrall, Tittle, Unitas, Dickey, Connerly, Gabriel, A. Sunday superstars are the subjects and endorsers of including: Jay Berwanger, Paul Bryant, Bob Manning, Ferguson, B. Mack, Lamonica, N. Snead, C. these impressive displays! Includes: (2) Ronnie Devaney, Red Grange, (2) Woody Hayes, John Johnson and D. White. Auction LOA from JSA. Brown; (2) Dan Marino; (2) Cam Newton; Ryan McKay, (2) Ara Parseghian, Bo Schembechler and Opening Bid $200.00 Tannehill; and Ricky Watters. Complete details and (2) Bud Wilkinson. More on our website. certification information on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

633. Joe Namath/ LeRoy Neiman Dual- Signed Print - Full PSA/DNA 631. Football Treasure Chest With Colorful icons from (50+) Autographs and (2) PSA Graded the gridiron Tickets and art world From the gridiron, sidelines and broadcast booth, 632. NFL and Collegiate Football Stars combine in Football legends have autographed (50+) mementos and Players Signed Photos Lot (81) this display in this lot that runs the gamut in terms of Sunday Focused on careers spanning the 1930s through 1970s, endorsed by (and Monday night) icons. With ideal “break” value, this collection averages EX condition and “7-10” signa- both! Framed to 26 x 34-1/2”, the “Hammer highlights include: PSA/DNA Slabbed: with potent tures. The vast majority of photos are 8x10, with some Graphics” LeRoy Neiman color print portrays Hall signatures (average “9” strength) assessed magazine photos in the mix as well. Highlights include: of Fame quarterback Joe Namath in an unusual “Authentic,” keys include: Baugh, Biletnikoff, Gene Filipski, Glenn Davis, Joe Capp, Tom Harmon, moment of pensive silence. Both artist and subject Cossell, Holtz (PSA/DNA 10), Hutson, A. Parker, Bob Hayes, Tommy Nobis, Tom Dempsey (63-yd. FG) have signed in gold-colored marker. PSA/DNA has Phillips, Stautner, Switzer and D. Walker. More on and Jay Berwanger (1st Heisman winner). Auction given an overall grade of 7.5, with Namath’s signa- our website. LOA from JSA. More on our website. ture Grade 8 and Neiman’s penning Grade 7. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

634. Joe Namath Signed “Broadway Joe” LE Stephen Holland Lithograph (36/200) Known perhaps 636. Walter Payton Autographed as much for his 635. Merlin Olsen Single Signed Index Card Lot of (10) - All PSA/DNA night life and Footballs Lot (12) w/HOF COAs “Authentic” womanizing as The famed Fearsome Foursome member has bestowed It’s first and “10” with these 5x3 index cards auto- he was for his his prominent black-Sharpie “8-10” signatures on these graphed by Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton. All Sunday athletic exploits and brash predictions, New dozen Wilson white-panel footballs. Near Mint condi- (10) are encapsulated with autographs assessed York Jets legend Joe Namath is appropriately depict- tion. Each comes with an individual Pro Football Hall “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. On each keepsake, ed in this limited edition (36/200) Stephan Holland of Fame COA reading, “It is hereby certified that the Payton (d.1999) has signed in blue marker (“10” lithograph. Composed in 1997, the print is framed to item of sports memorabilia which accompanies this strength) and inscribed “34.” Ideal “break” value! 36-1/2 x 47” and portrays a smiling Namath with the document has been personally autographed by Merlin Opening Bid $250.00 unmistakable neon of Broadway in the background. Olsen in January 2008 to support the Pro Football Hall The piece is signed in gold colored marked by of Fame and the HD Hero Promotion.” Namath (“8-9” strength) and by the artist (“9” Opening Bid $200.00 strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

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637. 1951-52 Laval 638. 1957-58 Topps Dairy QHSL Hockey Hockey Complete Set of Set (109/109) with Pre- (66/66) Cards Rookie Beliveau & Skate into this immensely attrac- Plante tive 1957-58 Topps Hockey complete set of (66) cards. This “col- Obscure 1951-52 Laval Dairy lector’s grade” issue has an over- QHSL Hockey complete set of all approximate condition break- (109) cards. This regional down of 30% (EX or better), 20% Canadian issue features players (VG-EX), 20% (VG) and 30% from squads in the Ottawa and (GD or lesser) with only a couple Quebec regions. The overall of instances of reverse residue or approximate condition break- paper loss. Spotlighted are #1 down for this pint-sized series is Chevrefils (VG), #10 Bucyk RC as follows: 15% (EX-MT or (GD), #20 Hall RC (EX-MT), #21 better), 25% (EX), 35% (VG- Lindsay (VG-EX), #22 Pilote RC EX) and 25% (VG or lesser). (VG-EX), #4 Delvecchio (EX), Keys include: #1 Beliveau #35 Sawchuk (FR), #38 Arbour (GD), #12 LeClair (VG-EX), (NM), #42 Howe (VG), #46 #15 Bonin (EX), #16 Carnegie Ullman RC (PR, paper loss), #48 (EX, “first black superstar”), R. Kelly (VG), #51 Howell (GD), #37 Imlach (EX), #73 Kwong #53 Worsley (VG), #60 Bathgate (EX-MT), #76 Blake (EX-MT), (VG), #64 Fontinato RC (VG-EX) #92 Plante (VG-EX) and #109 Gravelle (VG). and #66 Creighton (GD). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

639. 1962-63 Topps Hockey Complete Set of (66) Cards Original Six icons headline this 1962-63 Topps Hockey complete set of (66/66) cards. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 25% (NM or better), 45% (EX-MT) and 30% (EX or lesser). Featured are: #1 Watson CO (VG), #3 Gamble RC (EX- MT), #11 Bucyk (EX-MT), #24 Hall (VG-EX), #33 Bo. Hull (EX-MT), 640. 1963-64 Topps Hockey Complete Set (66/66) #34 Mikita (EX), #45 Limited 1963-64 Topps Hockey complete set of (66) cards. This crisp horizontal edi- Worsley (EX-MT), #58 tion has an overall approximate condition breakdown of 30% (NM or better), 45% Ratelle (EX-MT), #59 (EX-MT) and 25% (EX or lesser). Keys include: #1 Schmidt CO (VG), #2 Johnston Gilbert (NM), #60 Hadfield RC (EX-MT), #8 Westfall RC (EX-MT), #11 Bucyk (NM), #23 Hall (NM), #33 Hull RC (EX-MT) and (NM), #36 Mikita (EX-MT), #45 Plante (EX-MT), #63 Ratelle (EX-MT) and #66 CL #66 CL (VG-EX). (EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

641. 1964-65 Topps 642. 1968-69 & Hockey Near Set of 1970-71 Topps (102/110) Cards Hockey Complete The “tall boy” is introduced into Sets the sports collecting world with Razor-sharp tandem of the offered 1964-65 Topps 1968-69 and 1970-71 Hockey near set of (102/110) Topps Hockey complete cards. These oversize beauties sets. Several singles are have an overall approximate viable candidates for third- condition breakdown of 20% party professional grading! (EX or better, mostly low Highlights include: 1968- series), 15% (VG-EX), 35% 69 Topps set: (132/132, (VG) and 30% (GD or lesser). average EX-MT to NM) Keys include: #1 P. Martin RC with #2 Orr (EX), #7 P. (VG-EX), #6 Sawchuk (EX- Esposito (NM), #16 Bo. MT), #20 Hull (EX-MT), #31 Hull (EX-MT), Mikita (NM), #33 Beliveau #29 Howe (VG-EX), #34 (EX-MT), #48 Richard (EX- Sawchuk (EX-MT), #89 MT), #54 CL (EX-MT), #55 CL Parent RC (EX-MT, mis- (marked), #59 Pilote SP (PR, cut), #121 CL (VG-EX); writing), #68 Plante (EX), #73 1970-71 Topps set: Maki SP (GD), #82 Lindsay (EX-MT), #85 Mahovlich (EX), #89 Howe (VG), #94 (132/132, average NM to Keon (VG), #100 Bucyk (EX), #102 Horton (VG), #107 Hull AS (FR, reverse NM-MT) with #3 Orr (NM), #15 Bo. Hull (NM), #29 Howe (NM), #67 Park RC residue) and #110 Hall AS (GD). More on our website. (NM), #131 Perreault RC (NM) and #132 CL (EX-MT). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

100 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 643. 1971-72 Topps & O-Pee-Chee Series 2 Hockey Complete Sets The “expansion era’s” flashiest players are showcased with this tandem of 1971-72 Topps and O-Pee- Chee Hockey complete sets. Highlights include: 1971-72 OPC Hockey Series 2 set: (132/132, average NM) with #133 Dionne RC (EX-MT), #148 LaFleur RC (VG-EX), #193 Sittler (NM), #245 Orr (NM), #251 Orr AS (NM- MT), #262 Howe Retires (NM), #263 Beliveau 644. 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee WHA Posters Unopened Wax Box of Retires (NM), #264 CL (VG); (36) Packs 1971-72 Topps Hockey set: Hang ‘Em On Yo u r Wa l l ! Seldom offered 1973-74 O-Pee-Chee W H A P o s t e r s (132/132, average NM) with unopened wax box of (36) Packs. This container will yield (2) large posters plus a slab #1 Hull Leaders (EX-MT), #2 of chalky bubble gum per. These tightly wrapped packs feature crisp foldings and square Orr Leaders (EX-MT), corners. Although three panels to the display box display cardboard separation, the lid #45 Dryden RC (VG), #50 B. Hull (NM), #70 Howe (EX-MT), #100 Orr (NM), #111 remains tightly attached with a perforated image of “Mr. Hockey” himself. Possible CL (VG) and #114 Clarke (NM). “pulls” include #6 Cheevers, #13 Howe, #14 Howe Family and #16 Bo. Hull. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

645. 1972-73 to 1978-79 646. 1973-1979 O-Pee-Chee NHL Topps Hockey & WHA Complete Run of (10) Complete Set Group of Sets (7)—Sharp! Comprehensive 1973-1979 O-Pee-Chee NHL Explore the grading possibili- and WHA complete run of (10) sets. This ties for these seven 1972-73 to extremely attractive arrangement features 1978-79 Topps Hockey com- several cards suitable for third-party profes- plete sets. These “pack fresh” sional grading. Highlights include: 1973-74 editions each present (NM) or OPC set: (average EX-MT to NM) with #30 better. Highlights include: Orr (NM), #142 B. Smith RC (EX-MT), 1972-73 Topps set: #100 Orr #237 L. Robinson RC (EX-MT); 1974-75 (NM), #122 Orr AS (NM-MT), OPC set: (396/396, average EX-MT to NM) #160 Dryden (NM); 1973-74 with #100 Orr (EX-MT), #161 Cherry RC Topps set: #10 Dryden (NM), CO (NM), #261 Bowman RC CO (NM); #150 Orr (EX-MT); 1974-75 1974-75 OPC WHA set: (average NM to Topps set: #100 Orr (NM), NM-MT) with #1 Howe Family (VG-EX), #195 Potvin RC (NM); 1975-76 #50 Bo. Hull (NM); 1975-76 OPC set: Topps set: #100 Orr (NM); (average NM to NM-MT) with #100 Orr 1976-77 Topps set: #213 Orr (NM); 1975-76 OPC WHA set: (average NM-MT) with #100 G. Howe (Mint); 1976- (NM); 1977-78 Topps set: 77 OPC near: (average NM to NM-MT) with #115 Trottier RC (EX-MT), #213 Orr #251 Orr (NM-MT) and 1978- (NM); 1976-77 OPC WHA set: (average NM-MT) with #50 Howe (NM), #100 Bo. 79 Topps set: #115 Bossy RC Hull (NM); 1977-78 OPC set: (average NM-MT) with #251 Orr (NM); 1977-78 OPC (NM-MT). More on our web- WHA set: (average NM) with #1 Howe (EX-MT), #50 Bo. Hull (NM); 1978-79 OPC site. set: (average NM-MT) with #115 Bossy RC (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

647. 1979-80 648. 1979- O-Pee-Chee 80 Topps Hockey Hockey Complete Set Complete of (396) Cards Set of with PSA 8 (264) Gretzky Cards with Rookie PSA 8 “The Great One” Gretzky commands the RC offered 1979-80 O- Light the lamp Pee-Chee Hockey with the complete set of (396) offered 1979- cards. This blue-bor- 80 Topps dered Canadian issue Hockey com- overwhelmingly plete set of averages (NM) con- (264) cards. dition throughout. Highlights include: #18 Gretzky RC (PSA 8), #81 Jets Logo (NM- This fragile MT), #82 Oilers Logo (EX-MT), #131 CL (EX), #150 Dryden (EX-MT), #163 blue bordered Whalers Team (NM), #175 Howe (EX-MT), #185 Bo. Hull (EX-MT), #200 LaFleur edition overwhelmingly averages (NM to NM-MT) condition throughout. Highlights (NM), #230 Bossy (NM), #252 Canadiens Team (EX-MT), #261 Nordiques Team include: #18 Gretzky RC (PSA 8), #175 Howe (NM-MT), #185 Bo. Hull (NM), #230 (EX-MT) and #346 CL (EX-MT). Opening Bid $400.00 Bossy AS (NM) and #261 NHL Entries (NM). Opening Bid $250.00

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650. (3) 1979-80 O-Pee-Chee Hockey Wax Packs Grab a Great 649. 1979-80 O-Pee-Chee One! Those with luck on their side will want Hockey #18 Wayne Gretzky to place the winning bid Rookie PSA NM 7 for this trio of 1979-80 Graded NM 7 by PSA. “Pack fresh” O-Pee-Chee Hockey 1979-80 O-Pee-Chee Hockey #18 unopened wax packs. Wayne Gretzky rookie. Aside from These tightly sealed arti- evenly touched corners, this facts contain 14 cards Canadian debut of “The Great One” is and a slab of chalky bolstered by accurate centering, crisp bubble gum per. The edges and fresh surface colors. The packs are tightly bilingual reverse is clean. wrapped with tight folds Opening Bid $250.00 and square corners. Possible pulls include Gretzky RC, Howe, Bo. Hull along with additional Hall of Famers and regional favorites. Opening Bid $250.00

651. (11) 1980-1990 O- 652. (7) 1980-81 to Pee-Chee Hockey 1989-90 Topps Complete Sets Hockey Complete Sets Factory fresh arrangement of (11) Rev up the Zamboni and 1980-1990 O-Pee-Chee Hockey place the high bid for these complete sets. Each set average seven 1980-81 to 1989-90 (NM) or better and features several Topps Hockey complete sets. gradable possibilities. Highlights Each edition averages in the include: 1980-81 OPC set: #87 (NM to NM-MT) range. Gretzky AS (NM-MT), #140 Highlights include: 1980-81 Bourque RC (EX), #195 Gartner Topps set: (all unscratched) RC (NM), #250 Gretzky (EX-MT), with #87 Gretzky AS (NM), #289 Messier RC (NM); 1981-82 #140 Bourque RC (NM), OPC set: #111 Coffey RC (EX- #195 Gartner RC (NM), #250 MT); 1982-83 OPC set: #105 Fuhr Gretzky (EX-MT); 1985-86 RC (NM-MT), #106 Gretzky (NM- Topps set: #9 Lemieux RC MT); 1983-84 OPC set: #23 (NM), #120 Gretzky (NM- Messier/Gretzky (NM), #29 MT); 1986-87 Topps set: #53 Gretzky (NM); 1985-86 OPC set: Roy RC (NM), #122 Lemieux #9 Lemieux RC (NM); 1986-87 (NM); 1987-88 Topps OPC set: #53 Roy RC (EX-MT); set: #42 Robitaille RC (NM) 1987-88 OPC set: #42 Robitaille and 1988-89 Topps set: #66 RC (NM-MT) and 1988-89 OPC Br. Hull RC (NM). More on set: #66 Br. Hull RC (NM-MT). More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

653. 1927-2011 NHL Home 654. 1972-1978 WHA Program Collection (48) - Home Program Representing 47 of the 50 NHL Collection (28) - The Teams in the Entire History of the Complete Set of All 28 Stanley Cup Era! Teams in WHA History! In our many years of auctioneering, we’ve An ideal counterpart to the NHL never handled—let alone seen—a program col- team program collection offered lection quite like this. The decades-long quest adjacently, this one-of-a-kind of its ambitious collector was to acquire a assembly was compiled over many home program from every NHL team that has years by the same determined col- existed since the inception of the Stanley Cup. lector—a die-hard WHA fan who And he succeeded with flying colors except for attended numerous games in per- the virtually never-seen examples of 3 obscure son. Every single WHA team 1920s-1930s squads: the St. Louis Eagles, that ever took the ice is repre- Pittsburgh Pirates (yes, Pirates) and sented here by a home program, Philadelphia Quakers. Condition averages including the short-lived Ottawa EX/EX-MT overall with the majority bearing front-cover handwritten notations of Civics who recorded just 5 game details. Highlights include such prewar rarities as Detroit Cougars (1926, VG); games in their 15 days of exis- Ottawa Senators (1927, VG, orig. Ottawa franchise); Detroit Falcons (1931, GD/VG); tence! Other teams of note include N.Y. Americans (1936, FR); Montreal Maroons (1936, GD/VG); and Brooklyn the Houston Aeros, Indianapolis Americans (1941, FR). There is also a 1950s trio: Toronto Maple Leafs (1954); N.Y. Racers, Alberta/Edmonton Oilers, Rangers (1955); and Boston Bruins (1956), plus short-lived, cult-favorite squads like New England Whalers, Winnipeg Jets and Quebec Nordiques. Condition averages EX- the Oakland Seals (1969); California Golden Seals (1974); Kansas City Scouts (1975); MT/NM overall. Please see our website for the complete listing. and Cleveland Barons (1977). More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

102 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 657. 1950s- 2010s Pubs Hoard (275+) Including “S.I.” Hockey Covers (73) and All “Hockey News” Gretzky/Lemieux 655. 1972-1979 WHA Complete Runs 656. 1973-1978 WHA Ticket Collection Covers (110) of League Media Guides (7) and All- (30) Including Extremely Rare Ottawa The main attraction here is a rather remarkable Star Game Programs (7) Civics - Plus Pins (30) and Patches (20) assortment of 73 Sports Illustrated hockey-cover issues from the 1950s (4), 1960s (16), 1970s (23) League media guides and All-Star programs are both These eye-catching entrance passes hardly ever show and 1980s-90s (30). Our dedicated consignor has desirable sectors of WHA collectibles, but rarely are up on the auction block—and certainly not in this quan- also assembled all 110 Hockey News cover issues of they offered at auction as complete runs—and never tity or quality! Half are “full tickets” (featuring 2 Gretzky/Lemieux, including their debut covers on before, to our knowledge, as a matching pair togeth- Playoff Games and 1 All-Star Game) and half are 10/27/78 and 5/18/84. (A small number of issues er! Condition averages impressive EX-MT/NM over- “stubs” (featuring 1 All-Star Game and a virtually have an interior picture clipped out.) Additionally, all with the exception of the 1972-73 media guide never-seen example from the short-lived Ottawa Civics there’s a complete run of 1977-2015 Hockey News (EX). There’s a total of 3 Hull cover appearances who played just 5 games during their 15-day existence). Yearbook (39). Then we have seldom-seen vintage (pre- and post-hair transplant) and 2 for Howe. The Condition averages strong EX-MT/NM overall (unless collecting guides such as Wholesale Cards Co.’s All-Star programs include 4 East-West matchups, noted and except for some typical uneven stub tears), early-1970s Hobby Card Collectors Catalogue (2 - one Canada vs. U.S., one WHA against reigning with the home arenas of most WHA teams represented. large and small, both FR). Condition averages EX champion Nordiques, and the capstone WHA- A complete listing—plus that of accompanying WHA overall with mailing labels throughout. More on our Moscow series. team pins and patches—is available on our website. website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

658. Philadelphia Flyers Vintage/Authentic Jersey/Apparel Lot 659. Hockey Hall of Famers and Star 660. Philadelphia Flyers Greats Signed of (24) with (5) M&N Tagged Players Signed Flats Lot (19) Including Lithograph and Photo Lot of (6) With Philadelphia Flyers fans suit up with this vintage/authentic Flyers jersey/apparel lot of (24). Bobby Orr (6) Barber, Clarke, Lindros and Parent Featured are (15) garments with store tags attached Averages EX with “7-10” signatures. Bobby Orr - The Broad Street Bullies are ready to invade your presenting like-new with minor signs of storage and Index Card, Magazine Photo, 8x10 Photos (2), 11x14 “Man Cave” in this lot of (6) signed lithographs and (9) without tags showing light traces of use with (1) Photos (2). Bobby Hull - Blackhawks puck. 8x10 photos, (5) of which are displayed in showroom qual- soiled. Highlights are (5) tagged Mitchell & Ness all Photos - Bourque (2), M. Richard, J. Craig. Magazine ity frames. Signatures average (“8-9” strength) with size “52” with: (3) B. Clarke: orange jacket, orange Covers - Tretiak, J. Craig. Newspaper Photo - J. highlights including: Dynamic Duo: (33 x 27-3/4”) jersey, white jersey; R. Leach orange jersey; B. Craig. Magazines - B. Clarke, Balfour. Promo Photo signed by Lindros and LeClair; Cutting Edge: (23- Propp orange jersey. Other garments are: R. Cards - M. Richard (2). Olympic Hockey Cachet - 5/8 x 31-3/8”) signed by Amonte, LeClair, Recchi Brind’Amour, J. Carter, B. Clarke, (3) S. Gagne, (3) Brooks/Eruzione/J. Craig/Cleary/Kirrane. Auction LOA and Roenick; 1973-74 Reunion Photo: (14x11) J. LeClair, (4) E. Lindros, (4) M. Richards, R. from JSA. signed by (14) with Barber, Clarke and Parent. Tocchet and one generic. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

661. 1970-71 Dad’s Cookies Hockey High- Grade Complete Set 663. Tim Hrynewich 1983-1984 (144) Pittsburgh Penguins Game-Used Opening Bid $100.00 Team-Signed Stick (18 Signatures) Opening Bid $50.00 662. 1990-2014 Upper Deck & Parkhurst Hockey Complete Sets (29) Opening Bid $100.00

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664. 1950 D290- 665. 1969-70 & 15 Bread for 1970-71 Topps Health George Basketball Partial Mikan Set Pair with Basketball Bread Maravich RC Label The cardboard debut of Proving the effective- “Pistol Pete” headlines the ness of athlete endorse- offered 1969-70 and 1970- ments the offered 1950 71 Topps Basketball Bread for Health label near/partial set pair. sports a ferocious Highlights include: 1969-70 image of basketball Topps near: (85/99, aver- legend George Mikan age EX to EX-MT) with leaving little doubt for #20 Havlicek RC (EX-MT), American families #43 Bradley RC (NM), #50 regarding the impor- Robertson (EX-MT), #60 tance of good nutrition Reed RC (NM), #98 Frazier for physical develop- RC (NM), #99 CL (VG); ment. Likewise this 1970-71 Topps partial: scarce early NBA tie-in will prove a healthy addition to your collection. Complete and (139/175, average EX-MT, intact with strong coloring and sharp graphics, this vibrant example shows corners three PSA graded) with #10 with decent points despite moderate wear which relegates it to (VG) status. Bid long Havlicek SP (EX), ##50 and stay strong. Chamberlain (EX), #75 Alcindor (EX) and #123 Maravich RC (EX). More on our Opening Bid $400.00 website. Opening Bid $250.00

666. 1971-72 Topps 667. 1972-73 Basketball Complete Topps Set of (233) Cards— Basketball Sharp! Complete Set Elevate your roundball collec- (264/264) with tion with this sharp 1971-72 PSA 8 #255 Topps Basketball complete set of (233) cards. The overall Erving All- approximate condition break- Star down is as follows: 20% (NM- High-flying 1972- MT or better), 35% (NM), 30% 73 Topps (EX-MT) and 15% (EX or less- Basketball com- er). Keys include: #1 Robertson plete set of (264) (EX-MT), #2 Bradley (NM), cards. This key edi- #29 Archibald RC (NM-MT), tion has an overall #35 Havlicek (EX-MT), #47 approximate condi- Cowens RC (NM), #50 West tion breakdown of (NM-MT), #55 Maravich (NM), 15% (NM-MT or #63 Lanier RC (NM), #65 better), 25% (NM), Lanier RC (NM), #70 35% (EX-MT) and 25% (EX or lesser). Keys include: #1 Chamberlain (VG-EX), #5 Chamberlain (EX-MT), #100 Maravich (EX-MT), #25 Robertson (EX-MT), #32 P. Jackson RC (EX-MT), #80 Alcindor (NM-MT), #170 Barry Lanier (NM), #100 Abdul-Jabbar (EX-MT), #110 Havlicek (EX-MT), #122 Bradley RC (NM-MT) and #200 Issel (EX-MT), #144 Riley (NM-MT), #168 Chamberlain AS (NM), #180 Gilmore RC RC (NM). (NM), #195 Erving RC (VG) and #255 Erving AS (PSA 8). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

668. 1972-1981 Topps 669. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Collection of Basketball (1,478) Cards with Complete Set Bird/Magic Rookie (132/132) with BGS Tickle the twine with the offered 8.5 Jordan RC Plus 1972-1981 Topps Basketball collec- (2) 1989-90 tion of (1,478) cards showcasing numerous Hall of Famers and stars. Complete/Near Sets Highlights include: 1972-73 Topps: Raise your roundball col- #255 Erving AS (EX-MT); 1973-74 lection to new heights with Topps: #240 Erving (VG-EX); the offered 1986-87 Fleer 1974-75 Topps: (298 cards, average Basketball complete set EX-MT) with #10 Maravich (EX- plus (2) 1989-90 com- MT), #196 Gervin RC (EX-MT), plete/near sets. Highlights #200 Erving (EX-MT); 1975-76 include: 1986-87 Fleer Topps: (250 cards, average NM) Basketball set: (132/132, with #75 Maravich (EX-MT); 1976- average NM-MT) with #1 77 Topps: (133 cards, average EX- Abdul-Jabbar (NM), #7 Barkley RC (NM-MT), #9 Bird (NM), #26 Drexler RC MT) with #127 Erving AS (EX- (Mint), #27 Dumars RC (NM-MT), #32 Ewing RC (NM-MT), #53 M. Johnson (NM- MT), (2) #130 Maravich AS (NM, MT), #57 Jordan RC (BGS 8.5), #68 K. Malone RC (NM), #77 Mullin RC (NM-MT), EX-MT); 1977-78 Topps: (290 cards, average NM to NM-MT) with #100 Erving #82 Olajuwon RC (NM-MT), #109 I. Thomas RC (Mint), #121 Wilkins RC (NM- (NM), #111 Parish RC (NM); 1978-79 Topps: (262 cards, average NM to NM-MT) MT), #131 Worthy RC (NM-MT); (2) 1989-90 Fleer Basketball complete/near set: with (4) #130 Erving (average NM-MT) and 1980-81 Topps: #34 L. Bird RC/#174 (one 168/168, one 166/168 missing #72, 123, average NM-MT, 11/11 Sticker sets) Erving LDR/#139 M. Johnson RC (NM). More on our website. with (2) #21 Jordan (Mint, NM) and (2) #3 Jordan Sticker (NM-MT, NM). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

104 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 670. (15) 1980-81 Topps 671. 1980s-2003 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Metallic Basketball Unopened Wax Plaque Cards Series #1-31 Set in Binder with COA Packs Player Collectors! Dazzling The debuts of “Larry Legend” and “Magic” dunkers, sharpshooters, international are among the possible high-grade “pulls” legends and sideline tacticians who discovered with these (15) 1980-81 Topps were inducted into Naismith Basketball unopened wax packs. Each pack Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame will yield (8) three-card panels, a team pin- are celebrated with the offered up and a slab of 35 year-old bubble gum 1980s-2003 metallic plaque card per. Due to storing methods, the surfaces of series #1-31 set run. A total of (248) these packs display varying degrees of sur- metal cards plus (31) silver paper face soiling and corner wear. However, the reverses remain tightly sealed and are slips are housed in a handsome commemorative binder and present in (NM to Mint) guaranteed unsearched. Multiple configurations of Bird and M. Johnson are possible. condition. The silver-toned anodized metallic cards are limited to only a possible 999 Opening Bid $250.00 sets. Also included is the COA awarded to the original owner of the series. Opening Bid $150.00

672. Nike “Air Jordan” First- 673. 1980s-2000s Boston Year Shoes in Original Box Celtics Tickets Lot While it remains unclear as to whether or (158) not the wearer had an unfair advantage, Full tickets unless noted, with the “Air Jordan” shoes were all the rage condition averaging EX to NM. upon their 1984 introduction. This vin- Includes: 1989 (2 stapled togeth- tage first-year pair is a testament to the er; both VG), 1991 (1), 1994 (5 - Nike product’s durability! The red-white- three full stubs), 1995 (25 - all and-black leather size “11” accessories full stubs), 1996 (11 - five full feature the product logo stamped to each stubs), 1997 (21 - nine full outer side and Nike “Swoosh” logos stubs), 1998 (4 - one full stub), sewn to both sides. Heavy wear is evi- 1999 (20 - fifteen full stubs), dent. Accompanying is the original retail 2000 (29 - ten full stubs), 2001 (11), 2002 (12) and 2003 (17). box with a Michael Jordan silhouette. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

674. 1972-73 Atlanta Hawks Multi-Signed Media Guide 675. Basketball Hall of Famers and Star With Maravich and Full JSA Players Signed Lot (28 Items) In their fifth season in Atlanta and first in Averages EX with “7-10” signatures. Includes: 20x26 the Omni Coliseum, the 1972-73 Atlanta 1970s Sports Illustrated Limited Edition Print - Hawks posted a 46-36 mark and advanced Chamberlain/Havlicek (#342/1000). Index Cards - to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. This Chamberlain, Mikan, Rupp, West. 7x9 to 8x10 Photos team-issued media guide is autographed - Baylor (2), West, Cousy, Jordan (“7”), M.L. Carr (5), by (8) players from that roster. Blue ball- Moe (2), Walton, Fernsten, G. Henderson, DeBuscherre point pennings accompany player (2). Mini Wheaties Box - Jordan. Book - Auerbach. image/bio entries and average (“9”) strength. Includes: Bellamy, Bracey, Christian, Magazines - M. Malone, Pippen and Boeheim/B. Gilliam, Hudson, Maravich (signed “Pistol Pete”), Trapp and Washington. The 56- Owens/D. Coleman. Oklahoma Sooners Replica page guide presents beautifully. Full photo LOA from JSA. Jacket - S. King. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

677. Michael Jordan Signed LE 676. Michael Jordan UDA Signed LE Giclée-on-Canvas - UDA Salvino Statue The shoes, the protruding tongue, the gravity- Re-inventing the game with clutch heroics and gravity- defying ascent: you can see it all on this gor- defying athleticism, Michael Jordan was the face of a fran- geous limited edition (32/98) giclée-on-canvas chise that brought six NBA championships to title-starved Michael Jordan color collage signed by its Chicago. “His Airness” is the subject and endorser of this iconic subject in blue marker (“7” strength). UDA limited edition (124/368) Salvino Statue. Standing Framed (no glass) to 32-3/4 x 40-3/4” and 14”-tall with a metal rod to facilitate an airborne appear- composed by Steve Parson, the piece features ance, the porcelain figure is accented by a nameplate images of Jordan in his North Carolina and affixed to the wooden base with a bold Jordan autograph Chicago Bulls attire. Clouds in the background (black fiber tip, “8” strength). Original box accompanies. suggest “flight” which, in Jordan’s case, seems Opening Bid $150.00 quite possible. UDA cert/hologram. Opening Bid $250.00

679. Larry 680. Magic 678. 1979-80 Bird and Bird Topps Autographed 16x20 UDA Basketball 1992 Signed Unopened Barcelona Limited Wax Box of Olympics Edition (36) Packs Basketball Photo Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $150.00 $100.00

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682. Michael Jordan Autographed LE Peter Max “Last Shot” Lithograph - UDA Primed to force a decisive Game 7 in the 1998 NBA Finals, the Utah Jazz had only to 681. 1992-93 NBA Champion Chicago Bulls Team-Signed contend with Michael Jordan. That, of course, was more than anyone could handle. Basketball With Jordan, Pippen, P. Jackson and Full JSA After stealing the ball from Karl Malone (he of the lengthy Hall of Fame career with- Culminating with the first of two “Three-Peats,” the 1992-93 Chicago Bulls season out a championship ring), Jordan drove the floor and nailed a 20-foot jumper with 5.2 marked the final championship at the hallowed Chicago Stadium and, when all was seconds left to give the Bulls an 87-86 triumph and their second “three-peat” in eight said and done, the sudden (first) retirement of Michael Jordan. This Wilson “Pro seasons. Paying homage to what was deemed Jordan’s “Last Shot,” artist Peter Max 1000” indoor/outdoor basketball is autographed by (19) members that juggernaut ros- composed this lithograph, which has been signed by Jordan. The 25-1/2 x 32-3/4” lim- ter. Executed in black marker, the scriptings take well to the dimpled surface and aver- ited edition (CXIX/CXXIII) print portrays Jordan, mouth agape, putting up the deci- age (“8”) strength. Includes: Armstrong, Bach (assistant coach), Blanton, Cartwright, sive shot in his Bulls Road attire. Max employed all parts of his palette on this one! Cleamons (assistant coach) Grant, Jackson (coach), Jordan, (2) King, McCray, Nealy, Gorgeous bright colors and a remarque outline highlight the background, and Jordan Paxson, Pippen, Perdue, Schaefer (trainer), Tucker, C. Williams and S. Williams. Full has endorsed the piece in black marker (“10” strength). Max has signed, as well. photo LOA from JSA. Comes with a UDA hologram. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $1200-$2000) Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 684. Pete Maravich Framed Signed Check Display - Full JSA The NCAA Division I all- time leading scorer (despite playing in an era during which freshman were not allowed to play varsity and the 3-pointer had not yet been introduced), Pete Maravich set ample precedent for his Hall of Fame NBA career. This dis- 683. Michael Jordan Autographed LE Peter Max “Final play showcases Shot” Lithograph - UDA the hoops Michael Jordan has retired three separate times (so far). While we could never be icon’s bold sig- sure he was gone for good, we were always certain he was going to take the game nature. Framed to another level. As a final act before his second “retirement,” Jordan nailed a game- to 16-5/8 x 25- winning shot at the Delta Center to clinch the 1998-98 NBA title. This Peter Max 1/8”, a personal limited edition (301/423) lithograph depicts that “Final Shot” and is autographed by check is dated “1984” and signed by Maravich (d.1988) in blue ballpoint. A variation its Hall of Fame subject. Measuring 25-1/2 x 32-3/4”, the colorful print is signed by from his usual “Pistol Pete” endorsements, this “Pete Maravich” signature projects the artist, as well. Comes with a UDA hologram. This item has a reserve (estimated (“9”) strength and clarity and is accented by a March 4, 1968 Sports Illustrated whose value: $900-$1500) cover features likenesses of Maravich and his father at LSU. Full photo LOA from Opening Bid $300.00 JSA. Opening Bid $500.00

106 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 686. 1910s-Modern 685. 1911 T9 Turkey Red Boxing Cards & Boxing Complete PSA Memorabilia Graded Set (26/26)—#7 Collection of (225) on PSA Registry with Autographs Ornate and extremely attractive Fight fans score a KO with 1911 T9 Turkey Red Boxing com- this 1910s-modern boxing plete PSA graded set of (26) cards. cards and memorabilia collec- These antique oversized pugilists tion of (225). This prolific have both a GPA and Set Rating assortment boasts overall of 2.67 and is currently ranked championship quality with seventh place on the competitive materials ranging better to like-new and signatures averaging (“8-9”) strength unless PSA Registry. Includes: PSA 5: (3 noted. Highlights are: (12) certified autographs: (2) PSA/DNA encapsulated cards) with #51 Driscoll, #62 Authentic: “Sugar Ray” Robinson 5x7 photograph, Mike Tyson 2012 HA Peerless Gardner, #66 K. Brown; PSA 4.5: card; (4) SGC encapsulated Authentic: Angelo Dundee 3x5 index card, Willie Pep (2 cards) with #56 Ja. Sullivan, postcard, Gene Tunney (d.1978) 4x6 photo, Chico Vejar 3x5 index card with written #58 McFarland; PSA 4: (5 cards) note; (2) JSA basic cert/sticker: George Foreman postcard with written note, Floyd with #53 Wolgast, #59 Murphy, #63 H. Lewis, #72 Mellody, #74 W. Lewis; PSA 3.5: Patterson 8x10 photo (personalized); (1) PSA/DNA basic cert/sticker: “Boom Boom” #76 J. Johnson; PSA 2.5: (2 cards) with #61 Marto, #71 Hurley; PSA 2: (9 cards, one Mancini 8/2/82 SI (“5”, personalized); (1) JSA stamp of approval: Floyd Patterson qualifier, all have reverse residue) with #52 Attell, #54 Coulon, #55 Jeffries, #60 8x10 photo; (2) PSA/DNA sticker only: Riddick Bowe 11/23/92 SI; (1) Ken Norton Moran, #64 Papke, #65 Langford, #69 Cross, #70 McGovern (mk), #75 O’Brien; PSA 11x14 photo; (5) SGC graded cards: 1912 Miner’s Extra T227 Frank Klaus PR, 1: (4 cards, one qualifier, all pin holes or residue) with #57 Nelson, #67 Ketchel, #68 1928 Exhibits Jack Sharkey “green tint” VG-EX, (3) 2011 Sport Kings Ringside Jeannette and #73 Kaufman. This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($2,500- swatch cards: AM-36 Paulie Malignaggi MT, AM-39 Ray Mercer MT, AM-93 Yuri $4,000). Foreman MT. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $400.00

687. Rocky Marciano Signed and Inscribed 8x10 Photo In this congenial photo, the focus is on the Brockton Blockbuster’s powerful fist. Marciano’s bold, jet- black inscription and signature read, “Hi David Laughter (Our best to you) Rocky 688. Boxing Greats Signed Lot (15) Including Dempsey, Marciano.” The fountain-pen script techni- Tunney, Baer and Braddock cally rates about “8” Averages EX/EX-MT condition and “8-10” signatures. Includes: Photos - 1) Dempsey due to a smudge on the 8x10 studio photo (nicely framed to 22 x 18-1/2”); 2) Schmeling 3-1/2 x 5-1/2” photo “D” of “David” and card; 3-4) A. Moore 8x10 (2 - one film still, other matted); 5) Braddock 6-3/4 x 11” other slight inconsis- photo ad (pers.); 6) Pender 8x10 (smudged); 7) Cranford 8-1/2 x 11”. Cuts - 1) A. tencies yet displays Moore (pers.; with actress Jane Russell on reverse); 2) 1937 Baer (pers., “7”); 3) nicer. VG-EX condi- Tunney (adhered corner tabs); 4) Selby (adhered corner tabs); 5) Dempsey (GD/VG, tion due to light sur- 1934 ticket stub from a bout Dempsey refereed). Index Cards - Dempsey (2 - one face creasing. Full “7”). FDC - 1988 Schmeling. Auction LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

689. Boxing 690. Boxing Champions Champions Single Signed Signed Lot Gloves Lot (4) (17) Including Ali Including and Tyson Ali, Frazier The Greatest, Iron and Tyson Mike, the Easton EX-MT/NM Assassin and the condition and Pazmanian Devil com- “9-10” signa- prise this quartet of tures unless NM-condition Everlast noted. Includes: gloves. Includes: 8x10 Photos - Muhammad Ali (“8”, Ali (pers.; Full Full LOA from JSA); LOA from Mike Tyson (“9”, JSA JSA), Frazier, Sticker/Cert); Larry Tyson, Holmes (“6”, JSA Graziano (“7”), Foreman, Dundee (2, both pers., one 5x8), Mancini, B. Foster (pers., Sticker/Cert); and “7-8”), Holmes, Cooney/Holmes (Cooney is “7-8”), Holyfield (2, one pers.). Index Vinny Paz (“10”, JSA Cards - Foreman, Frazier (“7-8”). News Article - Rademacher (EX). 12/79 “The Sticker/Cert, also Ring” Magazine - Holmes (VG). Auction LOA from JSA. “Authentic Signings” Opening Bid $200.00 COA and photo). Opening Bid $250.00

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692. 1920s- 40s Vintage Boxing Folk Art Figurines and Action Toys Lot (6 Items) Featuring Louis and Schmeling Hand Puppets Headlining this eclectic array is a 691. 1890s-1920s Boxing Ephemera Lot (7 Items) fascinating trio of Includes: 1) 1894 James J. Corbett advertising cabinet photo by E. Chickering Studio 1930s rubberized, (4 x 6-1/2”, EX). 2) 1906 Pugilistica: History of British Boxing Volume 3 hardback (9 realistic-face fin- x 6-1/2 x 2”, EX w/interior foxing and beautiful cover/spine embossing). 3) 9/23/26 ger puppets of Louis (1) and Schmeling (2) with fabric robes and leather gloves. Louis Dempsey-Tunney $16.50 Stadium ticket stub (2-3/4 x 2-5/8”, GD/VG w/missing cor- appears again on a 6”-tall bronze statue. And then there’s the pairing of circa-1920s- ner). 4-6) Ring Magazine trio (VG-EX/EX w/9/27 Dempsey, 10/27 Tunney, 5/30 30s action toys, one featuring child boxers (5” tall, 6” long), the other of adult Carnera). 7) 1927 Dempsey-Sharkey “Was It a Foul?” movie broadside with “Slow pugilists (4” tall, 5” long). EX condition overall. Motion of Final Round” (14x22, GD w/peripheral staining). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

693. Joe Louis vs. Lou 694. September 21, Nova September 29, 1955 Marciano vs. 1941 Polo Grounds Moore Yankee Stadium Heavyweight Heavyweight Championship Championship Program Program - Marciano’s With triumphant bouts over Final Fight! opponents such as Max Baer, Completing his career with an James Braddock and Max unblemished mark of 49-0, Schmeling on his impressive Rocky Marciano withstood a ledger, Heavyweight Champion second-round knockdown and Joe Louis had an easy time dis- knocked out challenger Archie posing of challenger Lou Nova, Moore in the 9th round of their felling “The Cosmic Puncher” September 21, 1955 in the sixth round of their 1941 Heavyweight Championship title fight at New York’s Polo bout. Issued at Yankee Stadium Grounds. This program was that night, this program hails issued for that bout. The 16- from Marciano’s sixth and final page guide features photos and title defense and last-ever fight. text detailing the combatants. The 40-page guide presents The scorecard grid has penciled nicely with covers/pages intact notations documenting Louis’ and just a hint of a vertical compacting fold. The program is dated “Sept.20,” as hurri- victory. With covers/pages intact, this rare survivor presents nicely! cane warnings caused a postponement until the next day. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

696. December 7, 1970 Ali vs. Bonavena Madison Square Garden Heavyweight Championship Program Pitted against a fighter perhaps as brash as himself, Muhammad Ali had all he could handle with Argentina’s Oscar Bonavena in their December 7, 1970 Heavyweight Championship fight. This program was issued 695. Ali vs. Patterson and Ali vs. Spinks Championship Fight at Madison Square Garden for Programs - Great Condition! that 15-round clash. The 52- page guide features photos and The self-proclaimed “Greatest of All-Time” is the headliner of these (2) championship text detailing the combatants of boxing programs. Valuable by virtue of status alone, these guides are further appealing the Main Event and the four because of their spectacular condition! Includes: 1972 Ali vs. Patterson: issued at undercard bouts. Ali floored Madison Square Garden for Patterson’s last-ever fight, the 52-page guide features a Bonavena in the 15th round to LeRoy Neiman cover design and presents (EX); 1978 Ali vs. Spinks: issued at the improve to 31-0, just three months before his first professional defeat. This near-pris- Las Vegas Hilton, the 32-page guide details the combatants in text and photos. This tine publication presents minimally (EX-MT). “upset special” presents minimally (EX-MT). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

108 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 698. Floyd Patterson 1960s-70s Signed 699. Mike Tyson Signed Boxing Gloves 697. 1965 Ali-Liston “Phantom Punch” Checks Hoard (86) Lot (5) Full Tickets Trio (3 Different) Yes, even world-famous heavyweight champions have Iron Mike’s striking black-Sharpie “10” signatures The tiny town of Lewiston, Maine was the site of Ali to pay gas and telephone bills. Nearly all of these bedeck these red Everlast single gloves. There are 3 and Liston’s rematch, resulting in the smallest-ever approximately 6-1/4 x 2-3/4” checks date to either 1968 lefts and 2 rights—all in Near Mint condition and crowd to witness a heavyweight championship fight in or 1970. Condition averages EX/EX-MT with typical accompanied by individual JSA Sticker/Certs. history. However the iconic photo of Ali towering bank stampings/markings/folds and “8-10” signatures. Opening Bid $200.00 over Liston that night ultimately became one of the Auction LOA from JSA. most world-renowned sports images. Offered is an Opening Bid $200.00 exceptionally crisp, bright and clean near mint trio of the bout’s 2-1/4 x 5-1/4” tickets—the gold one for a $100 “Arena” seat, and the pink and blue ones respectively for $50 and $25 Standing Room Only spots. Opening Bid $200.00

700. 1899 Police Gazette “Tom Sayers, Champion of England, and His Battles” Newspaper Supplement 701. 1925 Kaplan vs. Herman Opening Bid $50.00 Featherweight Championship Full 702. 1932 U.S. Caramel #25 Tickets Pair Jack Sharkey PSA NM-MT 8 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

705. Boxing Champions Grab-Bag Lot (7 Items) Including Schmeling and 703. 1955 “Referee Magazine” Lot 704. Muhammad Ali Framed and Signed 1964 Photo With The Beatles - Full JSA Tyson Signed Pieces (7) Featuring Four Floyd Opening Bid $100.00 Patterson Covers Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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706. 1910-1912 T218 707. (11) 1933-1955 Champions Multi-Sport Baseball & Football Tobacco Card Complete Set Graded Hall of Famers of (153/153) in Better Grade and Stars with Koufax Tobacco card specialists enjoy a golden RC opportunity. Offered is a 1910-1912 Capitalize on these eleven 1933- T218 Champion Athletes and 1955 baseball and football graded Prizefighters tobacco card complete set Hall of Famers and stars. of (153/153). Our consignor deserves Includes: Baseball: with 1933 credit for having a discerning eye as World Wide Gum: #1 Bengough this tremendously appealing multi-sport (SGC 30); 1934 Goudey: #11 P. set presents in overall better grade con- Waner (SGC 10); 1948 dition with (25% EX-MT to NM, 70% Bowman: #17 Slaughter RC VG to EX, 5% lesser). Dynamic (PSA 3); 1952 Bowman: #218 images, vivid colors, appealing gloss Mays (SGC 10); 1953 Bowman levels and generally white to off-white borders add up to what can only be described Color: #32 Musial (SGC 10), as true quality. Headlining this prize offering are (61) boxing cards including Abe #117 Snider (PSA 8, mc); 1953 Attell (GD-VG), (2) James J. Jeffries (EX, VG) and (2) Jack Johnson (GD-VG, GD). Topps: #207 Ford (PSA 5); 1954 Other featured athletes are golfers with Alex Smith VG-EX, track stars, swimmers and Topps: #2 T. Williams (BVG 2), seldom issued types such as pool players including Willie Hoppe (EX), aviators, #50 Berra (PSA 5); 1955 Topps: bowlers and even a roller skater. The Platt Adams and W.C. Robbins cards have #123 Koufax RC (PSA 3) and Hassan advertising on the reverse, all others are Mecca backs. Be the champion bidder 1948 Leaf Football: #1 Luckman to take home this highly attractive set. RC (SGC 10). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

708. 1933-1957 709. 1952 Baseball & Wheaties Uncut Football Sheet with “Beater” Lot of Mikan (602) Cards Professional and with (73) Hall amateur champions from the “golden of Famers age” of sport are the This 1933-1957 base- focus of the offered ball and football 1952 Wheaties uncut “beater” lot of (602) sheet features the cards with (73) Hall images of ten athletes of Famers is con- plus the headliner of structed with the Otto Graham. This budget conscious col- vibrant blank-backed lector in mind. Each panel measures card grades Poor or approximately 9-1/2 Authentic due to a x 10” and features combination of acute scattered perimeter wear including paper creasing. loss, pin holes, tape residue, trimming or writing. Several classic issues are Additionally, only the present with original cards of greats including Baseball: (529 cards) with Banks RC, upper right corner displays moderate paper separation. Athletes include: Bauer, Berg Hornsby, Kaline RC, Mantle, Mays, Williams; Football: (73 cards) with Landry and (creasing), Davies, Fears, Feller, Fraser (creasing), Lemon, Mikan (print marks), D. Walker. More on our website. Patterson (creasing) and Pollard. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

710. 1959-1979 Topps 711. 1954- Baseball & Football 1986 Multi- Collection of (7,300+) Sport Hall of Cards with (2) Koufax & Famer Mantle Collection of Beef up your inventory with the (48) Cards offered 1959-1979 Topps Baseball with Namath and Football collection of (7,300+) cards featuring a pair of Koufax cards & Williams and Mantle. Highlights include: Perennial fan Baseball: (6,500+) with 1959 Topps: favorites are the #163 Koufax (GD); 1966 Topps: foundation for the (551 cards, average EX, 5% writing) offered 1954-1986 with #50 Mantle (VG), #100 Koufax multi-sport Hall of (VG), #110 Banks (EX-MT), #126 Famer collection Palmer RC (VG), #254 Jenkins RC of (48) cards. Highlights include: Baseball: 1954 Topps #250 T. Williams (EX-MT), (VG), #300 Clemente (VG-EX), #365 1972 Topps #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT); Football: 1966 Topps #96 Namath (VG- Maris (VG), #500 Aaron (VG-EX), EX), 1968 Topps #65 Namath (EX), 1968 Topps Stand-Ups Namath (EX), (2) 1969 #598 Perry (FR, writing); 1970 Topps #100 Namath (EX-MT, EX), (2) 1970 Topps #150 Namath (NM-MT, Topps: (446 cards, average VG-EX) NM), 1972 NFLPA Fabric Cards Namath (NM), 1972 Topps: (2) #200 Staubach RC with #140 R. Jackson (EX), #600 (both EX-MT), #343 Namath IA (EX-MT); Basketball: 1971-72 Topps: #55 Mays (FR); 1978 Topps: (1,700+, average EX-MT to NM) and Football: (800 cards) Maravich (NM), 1972-73 Topps #5 Maravich (NM), 1973-74 Topps: #10 Maravich with 1972 Topps: (179 cards, average EX). More on our website. (NM), #200 Erving (PSA 8) and 1986 Star Best of the New Jordan (NM). More on Opening Bid $300.00 our website. Opening Bid $250.00

110 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 712. (64) 1952- 713. (22) 1955-1990 Multi- 1984 Baseball Sport Hall of Fame & Star & Football Rookie Cards with Singles Loaded Koufax, Bird/Magic and with Hall of Maravich Famers & Stars Sensations from the four major Including Rose North American professional sports leagues are the focus of these (22) & Ryan Hall of Fame and star rookie cards Rookies including five PSA graded. A parade of Hall of Highlights include: Baseball: 1955 Fame rookies head- Topps #123 Koufax RC (EX-MT), lines the offered 1960 Topps #148 Yastrzemski RC 1952-1984 baseball (NM), 1968 Topps #247 Bench RC and football collec- (VG), 1972 Topps #79 Fisk/Cooper tion of (64) cards featuring the debuts of “Charlie Hustle”, “Mr. October” and “The RC (EX-MT), 1975 Topps #223 Ryan Express”. Highlights include: Baseball: (56 cards) with 1953 Topps: #207 Ford Yount RC (EX-MT); Football: #90 (EX); 1962 Topps: #199 Perry RC (EX); 1963 Topps: #533 Rose RC (FR, reverse O. Simpson RC (EX-MT); writing); 1965 Topps: #477 Carlton RC (trimmed), #581 Perez RC (VG); 1968 Basketball: 1969-70 Topps #43 Topps: #177 Ryan RC (GD), (3) #247 Bench RC (EX, VG-EX, GD); 1969 Topps: Bradley RC (VG), 1970-71 Topps #260 R. Jackson RC (VG); 1973 Topps: #220 Ryan (EX), (2) #615 Schmidt/Cey RC #123 Maravich RC (VG), 1972-73 Topps #195 Erving RC (EX-MT), 1980-81 Topps (GD, FR); 1975 Topps: #223 Yount RC (VG), #228 Brett RC (VG); 1980 Topps: #34 Bird RC/#174 Erving LDR/#139 M. Johnson RC (NM) and Hockey: 1970-71 #482 Henderson RC (NM) and Football: (8 cards) with 1976 Topps: #148 Payton RC OPC #195 Clarke RC (EX-MT). More on our website. (FR). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

715. 1957-Modern Sports Card Singles Collection of (1,845) with Many Stars & Oddball—Loaded! Break Value! Extensive 1957-modern sports card singles collection of (1,845) cards featuring numerous Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights include: Baseball: (431 cards) with 1963 Topps Peel-Offs: Koufax (EX), Musial (EX); 1965 Topps Embossed: #8 Koufax (VG); 1976 Topps: (5) #330 Ryan (average VG); 1979 Topps: (3) #115 Ryan (NM, EX-MT, FR), (2) #116 O. Smith RC (both VG-EX); Football: (917 cards) with 1976 Topps near: 714. (61) 1957-1989 Baseball & Football Grab Bag with Many (515/526, average EX-MT to NM, 23 Stars Including Koufax, Mantle & Namath dupes) with #75 Bradshaw (VG-EX), Strong assortment of (61) 1957-1989 baseball and football cards featuring an array of #140 Swann (VG), #148 Payton RC Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights include: Baseball: (55 cards) with 1957 Topps: (VG); 1977 Topps: #360 Payton (VG- #15 Roberts (PSA 7); 1965 Topps: #207 Rose (GD), (2) #510 Banks (EX-MT, GD), EX) and Hockey: (345 cards) with 1978-79 Topps: (225 cards, average EX-MT to 1966 Topps: #1 Mays (VG), #100 Koufax (VG); 1967 Topps: #150 Mantle (GD); NM) with #115 Bossy RC (EX-MT). Also present are (143) 1980s-modern multi-sport 1968 Topps: #20 B. Robinson (NM) and 1968 Topps Football: (6 cards) with #65 stars (average NM to Mint) including Baseball: 1980 Topps #482 Henderson RC Namath (EX-MT) and #100 Unitas (EX-MT). More on our website. (EX-MT) and (14) game-used cards with stars. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

716. 717. (8,200+) 1958-1990s 1951- Football, Basketball & Hockey 1986 Singles and Set Collection— Baseball Loaded & This 1958-1990s football, basketball and Football hockey singles and set collection of (8,200+) cards is absolutely loaded with Grab Hall of Famers and stars. Highlights Bag of include: Football: (2,000+) with 1981 (317) Topps set: (average NM to NM-MT) with #261 Montana RC (NM-MT); 1984 Topps Cards USFL set: (average NM, in opened factory with box) with #36 J. Kelly RC (NM), #52 S. Thorpe Young RC (NM), #58 R. White RC (NM); Eclectic Basketball: (2,600+) with 1973-74 Topps 1951-1986 set: (264/264, average VG to VG-EX) with baseball and football grab bag of (317) cards featuring several Hall of Famers includ- #240 Erving (VG-EX); 1987-88 Fleer: ing Thorpe. Highlights include: Baseball: (271 cards) with 1981 Topps #240 Ryan (588 cards, average NM-MT, (4) 11/11 (PSA 8); Football: (46 cards) with 1955 Topps All-American: #37 Thorpe (SGC 70); sticker sets) with (4) #2 Jordan Sticker 1956 Topps: #116 Layne (GD); 1958 Topps: #73 Gifford (VG-EX); 1963 Topps: #1 (average NM-MT); 1988-89 Fleer: (616 cards, average NM-MT, 14 stickers) with (4) Unitas (GD); 1970 Topps Glossy: #2 Unitas (VG); 1982 Topps: (2) #486 Lott RC #7 Jordan Sticker (average NM-MT); Hockey: (3,600+) with 1974-75 OPC: (653 (NM, EX-MT) and 1984 Topps: #63 Elway RC (NM). More on our website. cards, average EX-MT to NM) with (3) #195 Potvin RC (NM, (2) EX-MT); 1975-76 Opening Bid $150.00 OPC WHA: #100 Howe (VG) and 1981-82 Topps: (1,800+, average NM-MT) with (15) #5 Bourque (average NM-MT) and #16 Gretzky (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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718. (1000) 1980 719. (657) 1980s-2000s Venorlandus (England) Multi/Non-Sport PSA World of Sport Gem Mint 10 Graded Complete 48-Card Sets Hall of Famers, Stars with Ali & Pele & Rookies Tremendous Break Value! A Each graded Gem Mint 10 by potential windfall awaits the PSA. This bonanza of (657) high bidder of these (1000) 1980s-2000s multi/non-sport 1980 Venorlandus World of Hall of Famers, stars and rook- Sport complete 48-card sets. ies is essential for enterprising This hoard of “Flik-Cards” was shopkeepers of show dealers. purchased by our consignor Several cards come from premi- directly from England and has um brands and includes an remained in their possession array of inserts and parallels. since. These overwhelmingly Highlights include: Baseball: (NM-MT) sets include a ster- (364 cards, five cracked cases) with M. Cabrera, Henderson, Kershaw, Maddux, ling lineup of international stars McCutchen, Ripken Jr.; Football: (91 cards, four cracked cases) with Brees, Ca. from a variety of sports includ- Johnson, Luck, P. Manning, Petersen; Basketball: (42 cards) with C. Anthony, Bryant, ing #3 Ali, #6 Andretti, #11 Jordan, Pippen, D. Robinson; Hockey: (118 cards) with Crosby, Gretzky, Malkin, Pele, #22 Nicklaus, #23 Ovechkin, Tavares; Wrestling/Boxing: (17 cards, two cracked cases); Golf: (1 card) Watson, #24 Player, #25 and Non-Sports: (24 cards, one cracked case) with Topps Allen & Ginter, Topps Mars Trevino, #46 Borg and #48 Attacks and Topps Star Wars. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. A Evert. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. complete list is available by following the link on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

720. (57) 1980- 721. 1980s- 2014 Perez-Steele, 2010s Goal Line Art & Multi-Sport Other Hall of Star Cards Sport Complete (20,000+)— Sets Unsearched Autograph hounds will from favor these (57) 1980- Warehouse 2014 Perez-Steele, Goal Profit from this Line Art and other Hall massive 1980s- of Fame sport complete 2010s multi- sets. These (NM-MT) sport star card editions are housed in collection of their original boxes with (20,000+) cards. only mild storage wear. This thoroughly Includes: Perez-Steele Baseball: (27 sets) with 1980-2001 Hall of Fame Art Postcards mixed “warehouse” lot features base, rookie and insert cards scattered throughout. Series 1-15 set run (all #9,048/10,000), 1984-1997 Great Moments Series 1-9 set run Significant duplication is discovered in this gathering which features 35-40% Hall of (all #918/5,000), 1989 Celebration (#1,903/10,000), 1990-1992 Master Works Series Famers. Better names include: Baseball: Boggs, Clemens, Gwynn; Football: C. 1-2 sets (both #691/10,000); 1995 Ron Lewis Negro League Postcards set: Carter, J. Kelly, Moon; Basketball: Barkley, Drexler, Pippen; Hockey: Bourque, (#955/10,000); Goal Line Art Football: (22 sets) with Series 1-14 (all #594/5,000, Leetch and Messier. This lot will ship from our consignor’s Michigan location. Due to Series 15-20 (all factory sealed), Series 25-26 (both factory sealed); Center Court size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Basketball: (2 sets) with Series 1-2 (both #754/10,000) and 1992-1996 Legends Opening Bid $200.00 Hockey: (5 sets) with Series 1-5 (all #/508). Opening Bid $400.00

722. 1980s-Modern 723. 1957-1981 Warehouse Inventory Autographed of (42,000+) Cards Multi-Sport Topps with Many Stars Plus Card Lot of (668) (12) Wax Boxes Loaded with Stars Humongous 1980s-modern Autograph seekers mine warehouse inventory of a mountain of gems with (42,000+) cards packed with this 1957-1981 signed thousands of superstars plus a multi-sport Topps card dozen wax boxes. This thor- lot of (668). Loaded with oughly mixed trove features stars this collection numerous inserts, parallels shows average (“8-9”) along with premium brands signatures with 20% such as Topps Heritage and lesser on cards ranging Topps Tiffany. Additionally, (GD to EX-MT). several thousand cards carry Highlights are: baseball: one-to-five dollar book val- 1969: #659 Podres; ues proving this behemoth to 1970: #279 Lee; 1972: be a profitable endeavor for #114 Buckner; 1973: the enterprising show dealer #84 Fingers; 1976: #441 or shop keeper. Several additional high dollar inserts are possible to be plucked upon Carter; 1978: #93 Cox; 1980: #235 Dawson; basketball: 1974-75: #235 Cunningham; closer review. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. Local pick-up at 1978-79: #20 Gervin, #132 Dantley; 1979-80: #45 Walton; 1980-81: #248 Hayes; our Silver Spring, Maryland facility is highly encouraged. More on our website. hockey: 1979-80: #200 Lafluer. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

112 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 724. 726. (4) 1959-1970 Signed Sports 1950s- Banquet Programs With F. Baker, O. 1990s Graham and R. Marciano Multi- Issued at Sports plush venues and galas Signed honoring cel- Cards Lot ebrated ath- (37) letes, these (4) banquet Including programs are 14 Hall of autographed Famers by many of their honored This mix of 725. Multi-Sport/Non-Sport Signed vintage and guests. Blue later signa- Index Card Hoard of (1,800+) with ballpoint tures averages “8-10” (a few slightly lesser) and EX Baseball Emphasis Including HOFers & pennings or better condition unless noted. Bowman: 1955 - Stars average (“8- Slaughter. Topps: 1954 - Sievers. 1955 - Herman 9”) strength Autograph hounds track down the mother lode with this with keys (FR), Kiely, Bolling, Bilko, G. Jones (GD/VG), multi-sport/non-sport signed index card hoard of Shepard, Turley (GD/VG), Sievers, Bishop (2 - one including: 1959 Tops in Sports: (14 sigs) with (1,800+). Emphasizing baseball, this hefty accumulation Frank Baker, Ernie Banks and Rocky Marciano; GD), Jacobs (VG), Glynn. 1957 - Kell (GD), Labine. also boasts a variety of multi-sport/non-sport examples. 1960 - Sievers. 1963 - Bauta, G. Oliver, F. Torre, 1966 National Football Foundation: signed by Lou Signatures average (“8-9”) with 10% lesser on 3x5 Little; 1969 National Football Foundation: (6 sigs) Groat, Simmons. 1980s Misc.: Kruk, H. Reynolds, cards ranging from excellent to above average. G. Perry, Pendleton. 1980s Reprints: Hubbell, with Otto Graham and Ernie Nevers; 1970 National Highlights are (17) MLB HOFers with: C.P. Bell, J. Football Foundation: (3 sigs) with Woody Hayes. Abrams, B. Thomson. 1970s-1980s Football: Griese Bunning, (2) B. Herman, F. Jenkins, J. Johnson, A. (VG), Csonka (VG-EX), Yepremian (VG), Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Kaline, R. Kiner, B. Leonard, (2) Le. MacPhail, S. Opening Bid $200.00 Tarkenton, Shula. 1990s Basketball: Bird (2 diff.). Musial, J. Palmer, G. Perry, E. Roush, J. Sewell, D. 1992 Golf: Palmer. Auction LOA from JSA. Winfield. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

729. Multi-Sport Autograph B.O.C. 727. Art Modell 1968 Pre-Season Lot of (13) With Payton, Ditka and J. Dinner Invitation Signed by (7) With 728. 1960s-1970s Multi-Sport Athlete Palmer Joe Louis and Gabe Paul - Full JSA Signed Endorsement/Promotional Photo With an emphasis on the Windy City, this “Baker’s With a flair for promotions, former Cleveland Lot of (9) with Howe & Starr Dozen” includes bold autographs (average “8-9” Browns owner Art Modell saw fit to advertise just Value and prestige combine in this 1960s-1970s athlete strength) from a variety of sporting arenas. about everything involving his team. So it came as signed endorsement/promotional photo lot of (9). This Highlights include: Baseball: Jim Palmer (signed no surprise when he hosted an extravagant dinner multi-sport group of esteemed endorsers left no doubt baseball; PSA/DNA cert/sticker); Football: Mike and cocktail gala as a prelude to the 1968 season. about their championship level of play during leg- Ditka (signed football; JSA cert/sticker); Walter This invitation to that party is autographed by (7) of endary careers. Featured are: (6) “Lincoln-Mercury Payton (signed football; Steiner Sports COA/holo- the esteemed guests. Measuring 8-7/8 x 5-7/8”, the Sports Panel” automobile ads ranging (EX to GD) gram); Basketball: Bobby Knight “Rawlings” full- item is signed in blue ballpoint (average “9-10” with: Gordie Howe (“7”), (2) Byron Nelson (both “9- size basketball signed in silver-colored marker; strength) by: Paul Bixler, Blanton Collier, John 10”), (2) Jesse Owens (both “9”), Bart Starr (“7-8”); (3) Hockey: Stan Mikita (signed puck; JSA cert/sticker). Fitzgerald, Joe Louis, Creighton Miller, Don Miller promos average (VG) with: (2) Bobby Hull (both “7- More on our website. and Gabe Paul. Full photo LOA from JSA. 8”), Jimmy Ellis (“6”)/Angelo Dundee (“7”)/Chris Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Dundee (“8”). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

731. 1939- 1960s Multi/Non- Sport Exhibits Lot of (66) with Stars Opening Bid 730. 1910 T51 Murad College Series & $100.00 1913 T230 Pan Handle Scrap Group of 732. Early 1930s Boston Garden (85) Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Promotional Brochure Opening Bid $100.00

M O R E I M A G E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C O T T.C O M 113 MULTI-SPORT June 11, 2015 733. Tremendous Multi- 734. Folk-Art Sport Autograph Hoard Collage Signed of (950+) with Balls, Display Pieces Photos & Flats Including (11) Including Many HOFers/Stars Mantle, Williams, A galaxy of stars provides excel- Mays, Musial and lent break potential with this Howe tremendous multi-sport autograph A true labor of love, this hoard of (950+). Comprised main- one-of-a-kind gallery ly of index cards and album pages, was created in the this significant accumulation also 1980s-90s by an artistic- includes baseballs, photos, cards minded collector who and cuts. Loaded with vintage painstakingly made trib- examples including HOFers, stars and long-deceased players, this collection oozes ute collages featuring potential with signatures averaging (“6-7” to “9-10”) on materials ranging above aver- images, news articles, stats and symbols. Then he went the extra mile by traveling to age to excellent. Highlights are: PSA/DNA certified baseball HOFers: (2) encapsu- shows and obtaining each legend’s signature (“9-10”, a few are personalized). lated: Gossage, Marichal; (2) 8x10s: Herman, Roberts; baseball HOFer flats: (2) S. Condition averages NM. Canvas/Frame/Panel: 1) Howe/Kaline/J. Schmidt/Bing Anderson, (2) Appling, Ashburn, Boudreau, (3) Bunning, Chandler, Cepeda, Covelski, (20x24 hand-painted, color-coordinated canvas; sealed tear on Schmidt and Kaline). 2) Dickey, Doerr, Feller, Gehringer, Gomez, Jenkins, Kell, (2) Killebrew, (2) Kiner, (2) Kaline (16x20, framed to 18x24). 3) Aaron 715th HR (17-1/2 x 19-1/4” on wood Leonard, Marichal, (3) Mazeroski, (2) McCarthy, Molitor, Niekro, Puckett, (2) Rice, panel w/Aaron/Ruth Donruss puzzle-backs; small stain at upper left). Laminated: 1) (4) Roberts, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Roush, J. Sewell, (2) Slaughter, (2) Spahn, Mantle (18x22, “8”); 2) T. Williams (15x15); 3) Mays (13x16); 4) Musial (19x22, Wilhelm, D. Williams, Yount; baseballs: (3) with JSA basic stickers: Mattingly, (2) light toning); 5) Rose 4,192nd Hit (22x28); 6) Abdul-Jabbar (15x22, sig obtained by Sabathia; (4) others: P. Niekro, Nettles, Tresh, Youkilis. Auction LOA from JSA. More mail); 7) Layne (12x14). 8) Larsen Perfect Game (10x12). Auction LOA from JSA. on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

735. Multi- Sport/Non- Sport Autograph Book with (97) Vintage Signatures Athletes and entertainers fill the bill in this multi-sport/non- sport autograph book. Compiled 736. (4) Sports Legends Autographed Framed Prints With by our consign- or as a youth Gretzky, Montana, Payton and Woods mainly during Are the endorsers of these (4) framed portrayals the best ever at their respective the 1960s-1970s, this exciting treasure is heavy on football and golf stars. Featured crafts? Heck, they just might be! Bold scriptings include: Wayne Gretzky: Danny are (97) vintage signatures (average “8-9”) with key signers: Herb Adderley, Jim Day LE lithograph (839/880) signed in graphite pencil (“7-8” strength); Joe Brown, Billy Casper, Jimmy Ellis, Emil Griffith, Lou Groza, Paul Hornung, (2) Jack Montana: LE (11/49) Steve Parson lithograph signed in blue marker (“10” strength); Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, (2) Gary Player, Ray Renfro, “ Sugar Ray” Robinson, “Chi Walter Payton: LE (47/340) Andrew Goralski lithograph signed in silver marker (“9” Chi” Rodriguez, Danny Thomas, Y.A. Tittle, (2) Tom Weiskopf, Willie Wood. Auction strength); Tiger Woods: LE UDA print signed in black marker (“9” strength; UDA LOA from JSA. hologram). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

737. (7) 738. 1930s- Multi-Sport 1990s Multi- LeRoy Sport Neiman Wristwatches Signed Lot (10) Lithographs Condition averages As colors and EX-MT/NM and all seemingly ran- appear operable. dom strokes Includes: 1) 1930s came together, Dizzy Dean (pictori- LeRoy Neiman al); 2) 1950s Rocky (d.2012) pro- Marciano (pictorial); duced gripping 3) 1974 Boston likenesses of Celtics NBA everything from Champions; 4) 1978 athletes to musicians to comic images in Playboy Magazine. Here are (7) Neiman PIT Basketball prints signed by the gifted expressionist in graphite pencil (average “9” strength). Champion; 5) Includes: Joe Namath (1981 Hammer Graphics 25 x 33-1/4” print); Sylvester Roberto Clemente Stallone (1982 21-3/4 x 31-3/4” print); 1984 Olympics (32-3/4 x 22-3/4” print); NBA “3,000 Hit” (raised- All-Star Game (21-1/2 x 22-3/4” print; trimmed at bottom and signed in black mark- relief portrait); 6) er) Golf Winners (1984 38 x 23-1/2” print; Golf (1979 22-3/8 x 23-5/8” print; signed Baseball Hall of in black marker); Red Boxers (24-3/8 x 32-5/8” 139/250 limited edition print). Fame (Bulova); 7) 1987-88 Spokane NWL Champions; 8) Joe DiMaggio Children’s Opening Bid $400.00 Hospital; 9) 1994 Rose Bowl; 10) Hillary Clinton “Rosie the Riveter.” Opening Bid $250.00

114 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 739. Multi-Sport Autographed Gartlan 741. Multi-Sport Signed Statue Lot of (7) With T. Williams, Lithograph/Photo Lot of (7) With Aikman and Cousy 740. Multi-Sport Signed Figurine/Plate/ Gretzky, Staubach and T. Williams Having enjoyed prolific careers warranting eternal Photo Lot of (9) With T. Williams and Legendary performers from the four major sports praise, (7) athletic legends are portrayed in statue (2) Namath have endorsed these (7) lithographs/photographs. Bold scriptings average (“9”) potency and include: form and have autographed their depictions in this Painstakingly crafted to immortalize some of the sport- Baseball: G. Carter; Clemens; T. Williams (full lot of limited edition Gartlan keepsakes. Decorating ing world’s most famous performers, these (9) display PSA/DNA); Basketball: Bird (UDA); Football: nameplates affixed to the bases, the signatures aver- keepsakes are autographed by their renowned subjects. Dallas Cowboys (with Dorsett and Staubach); age (“9”) potency and include: Troy Aikman With bold scriptings averaging (“9”) quality and all in Hockey: Gretzky (UDA); Philadelphia Flyers (with (174/1993); Johnny Bench (589/1989); Bob Cousy their original boxes with COA’s, the portrayals Clarke and Parent). Auction LOA from JSA. More (141/950); Carlton Fisk (264/1972); Tom Seaver include: (2) Carlton Fisk; (2) Joe Namath; (2) Tom on our website. (346/1992); Ted Williams (731/2654); Carl Seaver; Ted Williams; and (2) Carl Yastrzemski. More Opening Bid $200.00 Yastrzemski (603/1989). Original boxes accompany. on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

742. 1890s- 1900s Yale University Large Cloth Banner and Ornate Photo Album (2 743. 1920s-1940s Philadelphia Items) Publications/Photo Lot of (11) With It’s impossible to know for sure where this 2-foot x 744. 1900s-1950s Multi-Sport 4-foot cloth banner flag (EX) may have hung on Connie Mack Autograph Yale’s campus, but the football stadium is as good a A booming sports metropolis throughout the pre- and Postcards Lot (16) guess as any. Sewn-on felt lettering reads, “YALE / post-war years, Philadelphia is well represented in this Averages EX condition overall with half having been 1903.” It is accompanied by a substantial 14x10x3 lot of (11) vintage publications and photos. Highlights mailed. Includes: 1900s College Football - 1905 leather-bound, metal-clasp tome (VG-EX exterior, include: (2) Vintage Photos: Connie Mack (signed 9- Harvard; 1906 Cornell (heavy reverse mounting EX-MT interior) with gilt-embossed cover, “YALE / 7/8 x 13-3/4” sepia toned studio portrait; “8” strength; wear); 1909 Princeton. 1910s Real-Photo Baseball - S.S.S. / ‘92 / Ralph M. Sprague.” The beautiful Pach full JSA); Jack Dempsey (8-1/2 x 11” promotional Unidentified “National” team (3); unidentified “EM” Bros. studio photography inside features 43 individ- photo; facsimile signature); (4) Penn Football team. 1910s Miscellaneous - Indianapolis Motor ual portraits and 2 class portraits. There is also a sep- Programs: Franklin Field guides from: 1928 (vs. Speedway; Newport Tennis Club. 1912 Vaudeville arate 3-1/2 x 5” studio photo of an unidentified fig- Cornell; missing front cover); (2) 1930 (vs. Lehigh and Baseball - Uniformed man and woman in theatrical ure by photographer J.T. Wiley. Notre Dame; both GD); 1944 (vs. Cornell; EX). More poses. 1940s-50s Hall of Fame - Doubleday Field Opening Bid $150.00 on our website. (3); HOF facade. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

745. Multi- Sport Memorabilia Treasure Chest With Ruth and Gehrig Mini- Bats and 747. Multi-Sport Jersey Treasure Rare 1936 Chest Lot of (55) with (7) Jordan, Olympics 746. (2) Dick Dugan Cleveland Plain Gretzky & Namath Volumes Dealer Original Illustrations Suit up for all four major sports with this multi-sport Sports memorabil- jersey treasure chest lot of (55) ranging in better to A fixture at the Cleveland Plain Dealer for nearly 40 ia spanning nearly like-new condition. This group of appealing apparel years cartoonist Duck Dugan composed these (2) origi- half a century comprises this interesting lot with rare was made by all the right people including nal illustrations. Includes: Bob Lemon: framed to 14- survivors. Headlining the assortment are: (3) 1930s Champion, Majestic, Mitchell & Ness, Nike, 1/4 x 19-3/4”, a 1950s black-and-white dual illustration Mini-Bats: turned by Hillerich & Bradsby, signature Reebok, Russell Athletic and other top factories. has blue pencil accents and cropping marks; NBA models include: Dykes (in original mailing box), Present are: (12) baseball with (6) R. Clemens, M. Stars: matted to 16-3/4 x 18-1/4”, a black-and-white Gehrig and Ruth; 1936 Berlin Olympics Volumes: Jordan; (19) basketball with J. Erving, (6) M. Jordan, collage is titled “Tall Story at the Arena” and portrays hardcover publications entitled “Olympia 1936” P. Maravich, B. Walton; (13) football with J. NBA stars Chamberlain, Lucas and Robertson (likely in (Band 1 and Band 2) published entirely in German Namath, B. Sanders, R. Staubach, H. Walker; (11) preview of a Cincinnati Royals game at the Euclid with black-and-white photo inserts; unbelievably hockey with P. Forsberg, Br. Hull, (2) W. Gretzky. Avenue venue). rare! More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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748. 1904 American Chicle 749. 1880s- “Kis-Me” Gum Confederate 1910s Multi- Portraits Near Set (140/141) Sport/Non- with Album & Advertisement Sport Treasure Rarity and quality recommend this Chest Lot of antique premium redemption series. (186) with Presented is a 1904 American Chicle “Kis-Me” gum Confederate Portraits Cards, near set of (140/141). Reported as Leathers & uncataloged, this antique issue can cer- Silks tainly be termed obscure. This A cornucopia of unmounted set is potentially the only delights is found in one on the market, as research encoun- this 1880s-1910s tered only a handful of album mounted multi-sport/non- sets and just several offerings of one to sport treasure chest ten loose portraits. Measuring approximately 1-1/2 x 1-3/4” these delicate paper stock lot of (186) cards, photo cards present as a miracle of preservation, rating as (70% EX to EX-MT+, 30% leathers and silks. VG to VG-EX) with bold images, sharp corners, white borders and overall excellent Presenting as (90% centering. Clearly legible reverse side text touts redemption offers for full or partial GD to VG-EX, 10% lesser) this fascinating assortment is loaded with desirable issues. sets. Highlights are: #1 Jefferson Davis, #2 Alexander H. Stephens, #16 Robert E. Highlights are: (55) T218 Champion Athletes and Prizefighters with W. Hoppe, J.J. Lee, #18 G.T. Beauregard, #23 James Longstreet, #24 “Stonewall” Jackson, #34 Jubal Jeffries; (11) 1910 T225 Prize Fight Series with J.J. Jeffries/T. Sharkey fight, (2) B. A. Early, #54 James F. Fagan, #88 J.E.B. Stuart. Absent is #82 George Pickett. Also Fitzsimmons; (3) 1910 T51 Murad College Series with Notre Dame, West Point. Also present are: 7-1/2 x 10” album (VG) with solid boards/spine; 4-5/8 x 5-3/4” advertise- present are (42) leathers, (7) silks and (50) assorted cards. More on our website. ment (EX details with deference to a compacting fold). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

750. Rare 751. Extremely Rare 1949 1939 R165 Bowman “America Salutes the Gum, Inc. F.B.I.” 5-Cent Wrapper - Possibly “War News One-of-a-Kind! Pictures” Although uncataloged, this 5-cent wrapper Window has long been thought to exist by hobby veterans—and here is the actual proof. We Advertising believe it is possibly the only one in exis- Sign tence. Measuring 3-1/8 x 5-7/8”, the EX-con- After the success dition survivor is accompanied by the photo- of their 1938 copy of a wrapper guide page with a “Vintage “Horrors of War” Forum” post by collector Jack Janzen issue, Gum Inc. acknowledging “I’ve never seen a 5 cent rolled out “War ASTFBI wrapper.” This is followed by a copy News Pictures” of a 10/7/1949 letter to retailers from Bowman with more graph- Sales Manager W.J. Noonan Jr., reading in ic, gruesome, part, “FBI BUBBLE GUM, which you will beautiful artworks of the drama overseas. This retail window sign showcases card #28 remember as a very popular card gum series “Poles Attack German Radio Station.” It measures 9-1/2 x 7-1/2” and exhibits a bold, during the beginning of this year, is being rein- crisp NM/MT front with a typical adhesive-residue reverse. The dramatic scene, with troduced as a 1-cent package. FBI was only its conspicuous Nazi swastika flag in the background, is captioned, “PRE-WAR OUT- briefly on the market as a 5-cent package and BREAK - Polish Insurgents raided the radio station in Silesia on August 31. Seven was withdrawn to make way for Baseball Bubble Gum and the long spring and sum- persons were reported killed in the ensuing fight.” mer sales period for that product.” Thus, few 5-cent packages were ever even pro- Opening Bid $250.00 duced—and the offered example may well have been a prototype. Opening Bid $200.00

752. 1951 Bowman “Jets, Rockets, 753. 1954 Topps Scoop Spacemen” Final Series Printer’s Complete Set of (156) Proof Uncut Sheet of (36) Cards Cards Plus (11) Dupes Non-Sport card enthusiasts blast-off with this & Wrapper 1951 Bowman “Jets, Rockets, Spacemen” print- Headlines throughout history er’s proof uncut sheet of (36) cards. This visual- are chronicled with the offered ly stunning delight features a colorful variety of 1954 Topps Scoop complete set otherworldly images sure to please sci-fi and of (156) cards plus (11) dupes non-sport buffs. Measuring 13-1/4 x19-1/4”, and an original five-cent wrap- this intriguing proof sheet is consecutively hand per (VG). This multi/non-sport numbered and delineated on the reverse with series has an approximate con- card numbers “73” through “108”, comprising dition breakdown of 10% (EX- the issue’s third and final series of (36) cards. MT or better), 20% (EX), 35% Printed on sturdy stock, this well-preserved (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or less- sheet retains beautiful gloss and vivid coloring er). Keys include: #27 Feller throughout. The well centered borders are (VG-EX), #39 equally just a hair shy of a 1/2” on all four sides Dempsey/Willard (EX), #40 and bear original factory centering notations at the midpoints. While the edges are Louis (VG-EX), (2) #41 Ruth marked by several light stains, the striking 2-7/8 x1-7/8” images are generally unaf- (EX, FR), #65 Marciano (VG), fected with deference to two cards at top right overlapped less than 1” into the field by #71 Sullivan (VG-EX), #110 the largest of the stains. One notable crease is located in the border area coinciding Four Horseman (EX), #129 with the stain at top right, otherwise this sixty-four year old sheet reports in better to Hogan (EX-MT), #130 Braves excellent condition with clean images, no visible signs of creasing in the image areas Move (EX) and #154 26-Inning Tie (VG). Also present are common dupes of #78, 84, and only expected light wear/soiling on the edges. (2) 86 (one mostly unscratched), 88, 93, 102, 107, 111 and 122. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

116 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 754. 1880s Non- 755. Circa 1910 Sport Tobacco Nebo & Zira Card Collection of Portraits & (46) Scenes S68A Unwilling to rely solely Native on the allure of their American Silks products, major tobacco companies sought to Complete Set entice Victorian Era con- of (10) plus (2) sumers by offering trad- Duplicates ing card premiums such Celebrate the spirit as those present in this of the Native 1880s non-sport tobacco American people card collection of (46). with this c.1910 Top brands Allen & Nebo & Zira Ginter, Duke, Kimball, Portraits & Scenes Mayo and others issued complete set of (10) this fascinating mix of S68A silks. Graced generals, monarchs, with captivating artistic renderings these antique tobacco issues are supple and glossy actresses, Native with bright colorings and clean backgrounds. Though minimal to minor fraying is evi- Americans and more dent on the north and south ends, this set remains highly appealing with unaffected ranging (FR to VG-EX) images and text. Key figures are Sitting Bull, Chief Osceola, Rain in the Face, with generally pleasing obverses. Highlights are: U.S. Grant, Julius Caesar, (2) Lillian Blackhawk and Seese-Yuse. Also present are (2) duplicates. More on our website. Russel, (3) Native Americans and (3) die-cut. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

756. Non- 757. 1933 World Sport Wide Gum R124 Sea Tobacco Raiders Lot of (32) Card with Low Number Complete Partial Set (17/24) Set Lot of Plus (15) Duplicates (2): T28 High seas adventure and high Aeroplanes quality preservation beckon in this 1933 World Wide & T38 Gum (Canadian Goudey) Aviators R124 Sea Raiders lot of (32). Non-sport collec- Ranging as (75% VG-EX to tors take flight EX-MT, 25% GD to VG) with this pair of these sturdy survivors show tobacco card handsomely with gloriously complete sets. colorful obverses and gener- Offered sets are ally clean Montreal-English T28 Aeroplane Series (10/10) and T38 Aviators (25/25). Ranging as (VG to EX) in text only reverses. Featured condition, these vintage cigarette pack premiums will set you soaring with their stir- are: low number partial set ring images and overall solid, crease-free appeal. These generally clean cards present (17/24) with card numbers: 1 better than the assigned grades which are attributable to corner wear ranging from Blackbeard, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 minimal to moderate. T28 backs are Milo, Oxford and Duke of York; T38 backs are Jean Lafitte, 10, 11,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21 Francis Drake, 22; and (15) duplicates: United Cigar Stores and Tokio and Mezzin. 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 15, 17, 18, 19, 21, (2) 22. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

758. 1938 759. 1957 Topps R83A Gum, Robin Hood & Inc. “Lone 1958 Topps Ranger” Zorro Premiums Complete Sets Store Cross blades with Advertising two legendary figures with the offered tan- Promo Sheet dem of non-sport In our humble complete sets. opinion, no com- Includes: 1957 Topps plete set of R83A Robin Hood set: “Lone Ranger” (60/60, average VG) premiums is truly with #1 “Strange complete without Welcome” (VG), #60 the retail adver- “Justice Triumphs” tising sheet that (VG); 1958 Topps showcases a dynamic five-in-one montage. Add one of these bonus beauties and then Zorro set: (88/88, you’ve got yourself a “master set”! The offered example measures 8x10 and rates VG- average EX to EX- EX. Its redemption instructions on the reverse are headlined, “Boys and Girls...Friends MT) with #1 of the Lone Ranger! How would you like to have Large Full-Color Pictures of your “Zorro!” (EX-MT) hero The Lone Ranger and Silver and Tonto in action, like the small samples printed and #88 “Man of on the other side?” To that we say: Yes, please. Mystery” (VG). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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762. 1938 R45 Yankee Doodle Gum Co. “Dopey’s Dominoes” Bubble Gum Pack Lot of (25) Plus Original Display 761. 1966 Batman and Green Hornet Box Remnants Card Collection with Sets & Singles Disneyites sink your teeth into this juicy lot of (25) Popular culture took a quantum leap in 1966 with the 1938 Yankee Doodle Gum Co. R45 “Dopey’s 760. 1965 Topps Mighty Mouse & Pals release of the electrifying Batman and Green Hornet Dominoes” bubble gum packs. The Disney machine TV series. Though popular in comic book form these Tattoos Original Art Pieces (3) from was at full throttle producing marketing tie-ins to super-heroes now had whole families riveted to the set. Topps Vault with COAs cash in on the tremendous reception of WDP’s first These captivating TV shows were the inspiration for “Here I come to save the day! That means Mighty feature length film “Snow White and the Seven this 1966 Batman and Green Hornet card collection of Mouse is on his way!” Followers of the powerful Dwarfs”, released on 2/4/38. The mute but charming (378). Highlights are (3) complete sets with: Batman rodent will enjoy this trio of 1965 Topps Mighty character “Dopey” appears in multiple images on the “Black Bat” series (55/55) average (VG-EX to EX- Mouse & Pals Tattoos original art pieces. These wrappers of the approximate 12x1 packs which pres- MT); Batman “Red Bat” series (44/44) average (VG- hand-drawn artifacts measure approximately 3 x 3- ent in overall excellent condition with vibrant colors EX to EX); Green Hornet (44/44) average (EX-MT to 1/2” and feature entertaining sequences from the and desirable gloss. More on our website. issue. Presents in excellent condition and includes NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 individual COAs from the Topps Vault. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

763. (16) 1953 Bowman TV and Radio Stars of NBC Cello Packs Find of sixteen 1953 Bowman TV and Radio Stars of NBC cello packs. 765. (4) 1977-1978 Topps Star Wars Due to 764. 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 Series 1-5 Unopened Wax Boxes advanced Grab your lightsabers and seize this quartet of 1977- age and storing methods, these packs display varying Unopened Wax Box of (36) Packs 1978 Topps Star Wars Series 1-5 unopened wax degrees of cellophane fraying and separation. Factory fresh 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1 unopened boxes. These “new to hobby” containers will yield Additionally, half of the packs have box of (36) wax packs! This unsearched container has 36 tightly wrapped and fresh packs per. Additionally, sustained instances of water staining. However, the remained in our consignor’s possession since its origi- the display boxes have sustained only a hint of inci- inner contents remain undisturbed and are presum- nal release 38 years ago. The tightly wrapped packs and dental container wear. Includes: 1.) 1977 Topps Star ably high-grade. One of the packs features a card crisp display box have remained virtually untouched in Wars Series 1; 2.) 1977 Topps Star Wars Series from the 1954 Bowman Power for Peace issue. the decades since. Who knows what ultra high-grade 3; 3.) 1978 Topps Star Wars Series 4 and 4.) 1978 Opening Bid $300.00 treasures are waiting to be unearthed? Topps Star Wars Series 5. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

766. (8) Large 1910s Non-Sport 767. 1953-1973 Non-Sport Card 768. Vintage Non-Sport Wrapper Tobacco Blankets of National Flags Treasure Chest Lot of (227) with Rails Collection of (17) with 1966 Three Opening Bid $100.00 and Sails & World on Wheels Stooges Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

118 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 769. 1812 James Madison Signed Whaling Ship Pass with Full JSA Greatly opposed to the destructiveness of war, 4th POTUS James Madison neverthe- less came through in the clutch to “restore U.S. honor” winning a “second War for Independence”. With Europe entangled in the Napoleonic Wars, Britain emerged as the only real naval power. Tensions between the U.S. and the U.K. flared due to British ships repeatedly capturing U.S. commercial ships. When the War of 1812 commenced the U.K. armed and supported Native American attacks against the U.S. in the Great Lakes region. In the meantime the U.S. was still deeply embroiled in conflicts with pirates in the Barbary Wars. Amidst all this turmoil 770. Andrew Jackson Signed 1830 Land Grant with Full JSA Madison regularly signed shipping orders Elect a key addition to your presidential signature collection with this Andrew Jackson including this 1812 Whaling Ship pass. Measuring approximately 11x16 this vellum (d.1845) signed 1830 land grant. Showing moderate signs of age-appropriate wear this parchment document remains solid and highly appealing despite minor signs of age antique real estate document is mounted to a sturdy backer with overall dimensions of appropriate wear including original compacting folds and minor soiling. Made to 15-3/4 x 11-1/4”. Located at bottom right, Jackson’s moderately faded endorsement “Master” John Dixey for the ship “Print”, this historically significant order is signed remains clearly discernable, meriting a (“5”) strength designation. Countersigned by by Madison (“7-8” strength), Secretary of State Robert Smith (“6-7”) and Controller Commissioner of the General Land Office Elijah Hayward (“6”) this Alabama grant is Joseph Wilson (“5-6”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. made to Thomas Maston. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

771. Rutherford B. 772. 1944 Hayes Signed & President Dated 1884 Cabinet Franklin D. Photo with Full JSA Roosevelt 19th U.S. president Rutherford Signed B. Hayes (d.1893) proved Typewritten quite hardy, surviving five Civil War battle wounds and Letter in considerable electoral college Framed tumult. Offered is a Hayes Display signed cabinet photo which is dated 2/11/84 on the lower left w/Full JSA border. Signed in Hayes typi- One week after cal initial fashion as “R.B. his 4th Election Hayes” this chief executive Day victory, endorsement graces a 4-1/4 x FDR sent this 6-1/2” cabinet photo with ele- official White gant (“7”) quality. Muted yet House letter to his relative Marian Aymar Johnson after receiving her congratulatory distinct, this antique photo gift. Elegantly matted and framed to 21x15, the letter shows visible dimensions of 6- card displays in excellent con- 1/2 x 8-1/2”, rates apparent NM, and features a black-ink “8” signature. In a 2008 dition and is adhered to a 5x7 political book, author Jeff Sharlet described Aymar Johnson as “a youngish backer suitable for standard widow...heiress to the fortunes of her late stockbroker husband and of her old, Hudson size framing. Full photo LOA River family...she was a second cousin to FDR, but her isolationist politics were far to from JSA. his right.” Full LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $150.00

774. Jimmy Carter Signed Hardcover Books Lot (10) The former president’s acclaimed bestseller, A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and 773. Gerald Ford Commemorative “37th President” Signed Power, was published on March Bat - w/Full JSA 25, 2014. These Gerald Ford (1913-2006) bestowed his striking blue-Sharpie “10” signature upon this first-edition hard- Rawlings Big Stick pro-model bat—which is elegantly emblazoned “1974-1977 / backs rate NM GERALD R. FORD / 37th PRESIDENT.” Near Mint condition. Full LOA from JSA. condition overall Opening Bid $200.00 with “10” signatures. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

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777. WWI-WWII Domestic & Foreign Poster Lot of (10) — All Linen-Backed 775. George Washington and Thomas Artistry, patriotism and propaganda are on display in this incredible WWI-WWII domestic and foreign Jefferson 1901 Photo Gravure Prints poster lot of (10). Produced during the 1910s-1940s Pair these vintage promoters are resplendent with vibrant At the turn of the century, our 52nd U.S. Congress colors and fascinating images. All are linen-backed produced a tome called A Compilation of the and present in above average to excellent condition. Messages and Papers of the Presidents. The photo- Featuring the artwork of famous international period gravures therein of Washington and Jefferson were illustrators such as Sidney Riesenberg, Anton Otto then published as prints by the Gravure Company of Fisher, Albert Janesch, Maurice Toussaint and oth- American. As such, each of these examples has a 776. Baron Paul von Hindenburg Signed ers, this dynamic assortment captures the fervor and reverse-side label reading, “1901 Photo-Gravure 1926 Military Promotion Order determination of nations battling to preserve their ‘The White House Gallery of Official Port’s of way of life. This multi-national group includes More than an exploding zeppelin, the name Hindenburg Presidents,’” and the frame backing bears the respec- examples from the United States, Great Britain, belonged to a former German field marshal and presi- tive lengthy essay that appeared below each presi- France, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Australia and dent. Offered is a Baron Paul von Hindenburg (d.1934) dent’s image in the aforementioned Compilation. Japan with corresponding language text and captivat- signed military promotion order. Serving as the second Visible dimensions are approximately 9 x 13-3/4” ing subject matter. Sizes including linen president of Germany the Baron applied his stately and rate apparent NM within matching 16-1/4” x 20- backers range in overall dimensions of 61-3/8 x 22” endorsement with stunning (“9-10”) potency to this dis- 1/4” matted-and-framed presentations (minor frame to 33-1/4 x44-5/8”. Highlights are: Sidney H. tinguished 1/18/26 document. Presenting in display- wear). Riesenberg “Join the U.S. Marines”; Anton Otto worthy condition, this stately relic of the short-lived Opening Bid $150.00 Fisher “A Needless Loss”; Sino-Japanese “The Weimar Republic appoints “der Oberst a.D. Faupel” to More I Fight”; and Russian “Buy 5-1/2% Bonds”. the rank of Major General. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $100.00

779. Jerry & Betty Ford Signed 778. 1947 President Harry S Truman Sketch Display with Photos— Signed Typewritten Letter in Framed Full JSA Display w/Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 780. President George H.W. Bush Opening Bid $150.00 Signed Cachets Pair Opening Bid $100.00

781. George Bernard Shaw 1923 Typewritten Signed Journalism- 782. Musical Personalities Signed Related Letter Photos Lot (22 Items) 783. Bill Murray “Merry Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Christmas” Single Signed Ball Opening Bid $100.00

120 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 785. Artist Marc Chagall Signed 8x10 Photo “It’s not really my painting that’s fantastic,” Chagall is quoted as saying on the reverse of this magazine photo. “What is really fantastic, for example, is that we should be sitting on the terrace of a sidewalk cafe. It’s improbable. We ought to have our heads pointing downward, and be spin- 784. Eliot Ness 1946 Signed Check - PSA/DNA “Authentic” ning, since the earth Assigned to bring down Al Capone during a lawless and inherently dangerous era, law spins. But we don’t. We enforcement agent Eliot Ness worked tirelessly to enforce Prohibition and in subse- ought to fly, and we don’t quent crusades against prostitution and police corruption. While Ness’ autograph is fly.” EX-MT/NM condi- deemed “untouchable” in the collector’s market, this particular example is as bold as tion with a white “10” we’ve ever seen! Encapsulated with signature assessed “Authentic” by PSA/DNA, a signature that beautifully “Riggs National Bank” check is dated “Aug 23 1946” and endorsed by Ness (d.1957) contrasts against the dark in black-ink fountain pen (“8-9” strength). background. Auction Opening Bid $400.00 LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

786. Mother Teresa Signed and Inscribed 8x10 Photo 787. Grace de “The other day I dreamed Monaco and Prince that I was at the gates of Rainier III Signed heaven,” Mother Teresa once told a visitor. “And St. Photo Postcard Peter said, ‘Go back to In the 1970s, not long before Earth, there are no slums up her untimely 1982 death, here.’” The 1979 Nobel Grace Kelly bestowed her jet- Prize Winner fully devoted black “10” signature (“Grace herself to the cause of de Monaco”) on this 4x6 poverty up until her 1997 magazine-stock postcard death, and she was beatified image of her family. It is also by the Catholic Church in signed by her husband Prince 2003. This stirring EX/MT Rainier (“10”) and pictures photo features her trade- Prince Albert and Princesses mark salutation and signa- Caroline and Stephanie. ture, “God bless you / M. VG/VG-EX condition. Teresa mc [Missionaries of Auction LOA from JSA. Charity].” The blue-ink Opening Bid $200.00 script rates “8” strength. Full LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

788. Rosa Parks 789. Famous African- Signed 8x10 “Seated American Politicians on a Bus” Photo and Personalities Nothing back-of-the-bus Signed Lot (18) about this signed photo. Including Rosa Parks Known as the “first lady of civil rights” activist Rosa and Coretta King Parks (d.2005) gained Averages EX with “8-10” game-changer status for her signatures. Includes: refusal to give up her “col- Magazine - C. Powell. ored section” bus seat to a Matted Display - R. Parks white passenger in 1955 (cut), C.S. King/MLK II Alabama. Appropriately (cachet), R. Bunche (cut), S. Parks determined (“8-9”) Chishom (cut), C.S. King strength signature appears at (cut), R. Abernathy (cut), R. right-center on an 8x10 Wilkins (cut), Jesse Jackson photo (NM-MT) of her seat- (cut; wear to matte), Haley ed on a bus. Working with (cachet). Broadside - D. Martin Luther King and Gregory. Pamphlet - other prominent civil rights Maynard Jackson. Index leaders, Parks became a Cards - C. Thomas, A. nationally recognized figure Haley, C. Powell. Cachets - for her take a stand position. C.S. King, S. Chisholm. Auction LOA from JSA. Magazine Cover - Haley. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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790. 1924 Saint- 791. Lionel Train Gaudens $20 Collection in Original Gold “Double Boxes with (22) Cars Eagle” U.S. Coin Including (3) Engines Coin enthusiasts go Plus Track & big for big gold. Accessories Offered is a 1924 Enjoy a high-powered trip down Saint-Gaudens $20 memory lane with this incredible gold “double eagle” Lionel train collection. Housed U.S. coin. The largest entirely in original boxes this fab- of antique American ulous array has been (to the great gold coin issues by amusement of the staff) success- weight (33.436 grams), fully tested to be in full working size (34 millimeters) order. In fact the test went so well that we are including a link to a video of this model and denomination, $20 railroad ensemble in action (we do admit to difficulty with one of the engines however pieces are always in as we our novice operators we’re sure it will run fine in the right hands). This mostly demand. Showing vintage assortment features a whopping total of (22) train cars including (3) handsome, warm luster engines: #51 Navy Yard locomotive, #53 Rio Grande Snow Plow motorized switcher and well-defined engine: and #2023 Union Pacific diesel engine and dummy; and (19) other assorted details this choice cars. Also present are various accessories, switches, towers, platforms, transformers, (.900 fine) example catalogs, parts and a box of track. All trains and accessories present in better to excel- merit’s a (BU) designation. Created by sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens this lent condition and as noted are fully functioning. Nearly as appealing as the trains are “Walking Liberty” obverse/”Flying Eagle” reverse design is widely cherished by seri- the well-preserved original boxes, which despite detached flaps (in most cases still ous collectors and is sure to prove a wise long-term investment. present) remain clean, bright and highly appealing. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

792. 1955 793. Entertainer/Celebrity/Politician Signed Correspondence Lionel Train Collection of (124) Plus Bonus Materials Set in Follow this recipe for a col- Original lectible feast. Offered is an entertainer/celebrity/politician Boxes with signed correspondence collec- Accessories tion of (124) with bonus materi- Take a trip to col- als. Compiled during the 1960s- lectible heaven 1970s by author Bessie Redmer with this absolute- for the purpose of producing a ly amazing 1955 cookbook titled “A Treasury of Lionel train set in Favorite Recipes of the Stars”, original boxes. this vintage assortment consists This well-kept of original typed and handwrit- vintage set pres- ten letters/envelopes, publicity ents in stunning photos and recipes from TV/film stars, celebrity chefs, politicians and wives, authors condition with and others of note. Signatures present average (“8-9”) potency unless noted, on mate- beautiful original rials ranging above average to excellent. Key signers are: letters: Pearl Bailey, Bob details/paint on all Barker, Pearl S. Buck, Edd Byrnes, Rosalynn Carter, Tony Curtis, Jimmy Durante, cars and boxes Lillian Gish, Joey Heatherton, Hubert H. Humphrey, Jack Lemmon, Merlyn Mantle, that are above average to excellent. Though this set has not been tested to determine if “Tip” O’Neill, Norman Vincent Peale, Mary Pickford, George Plimpton, Eleanor it runs the overall high quality suggests that it should. The consigning original owner Roosevelt, Kate Smith, Adlai Stevenson, Jacqueline Susann, Maria von Trapp, Rudy states this set has been in his possession since he received it new in 1950s at the age Vallee, Lawrence Welk; photos: Beatrice Arthur, Dan Duryea, Peggy Fleming (“5”), of five, though he has not started it up in many years. List on our website. Margaret Hamilton, Ray Milland, Kim Novak, Loretta Swit. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

794. Astronauts and Politicians Single Signed Baseballs (4) Including John Glenn Each comes with an individual JSA Sticker/Cert. Includes: John Glenn- Creamy- 795. Lynyrd Skynyrd Band Signed Guitar with all (7) Current toned OML (Selig) Member Signatures—Full JSA ball with “9” side- Making their debut with the 1973 hit album “Pronounced 'Leh-'nérd 'Skin-‘nérd the panel signature. band Lynyrd Skynyrd stormed to the top of the charts. Decades later following a trag- Walt Cunningham ic plane crash and several line-up changes, loyal fans are still pronouncing their love - Medium-toned for the Southern-Rock legends. Make a wise collecting pronouncement by taking OAL (Brown) ball home this “Cresent” electric guitar signed by all (7) current band members average with “8-9” signa- (“9-10”) with: G. Rossington, R. Medlocke, J. Van Zandt, M. Cantellone, M. Metejke, ture. Colin Powell - White unofficial ball with “9” signature. John Kerry - Creamy- P. Keys, J. Colt. Full PSA/DNA LOA. More on our website. white OML (Selig) ball with “8” signature. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

122 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 796. Actor/Entertainer/Celebrity 797. Autograph Treasure Chest of Hollywood (230) with Many Major Stars Movie and Variety spices this treasure chest lot of (230) TV Stars actor/entertainer/celebrity autographs. Signed Featured are album pages, FDCs, cuts, index cards, 8x10s and cards signed (average “6- Photos and 7” to “9-10”) by prominent actors, singers, Ephemera comedians, athletes, politicians and others. Lot (41 Highlights are: Joe Besser PSA/DNA certified index card; Davey Jones Epcot map; Items) Meinhardt Raabe photo (personalized); (2) Averages EX Angela Lansbury FDCs; (7) index cards: with “7-10” sig- (6) Lorne Greene, Dr. Seuss; (2) phone natures. book pages: Bing Crosby, Jimmy Durante; Includes: 5x7 (17) album pages: Lauren Bacall, Pearl Photo - C. Bailey, Joan Bennett (personalized), Ingrid Eastwood. 8x10 Bergman, Ernest Borgnine, Stewart Granger, (2) George Hamilton, Diane Keaton, Photos - D. Thomas, Travolta, Carney, Wayne and Hepburn/Peck. 4x6 to 8x10 Photos Kevin Kline, Roger Moore, Bob Newhart, Zasu Pitts, Anthony Quinn, Cheryl Tiegs, - B. Reynolds (2), K. Douglas, Debbie Allen, Peter Ustinov, Kilmer, Father Sarducci, Loretta Young, Robert Young; (2) 8x10 photos: F-Troop cast multi-signed with Ken Richard Simmons (2), Schaap, R. Englund, J. Fonda, Hal Holbrook, Gooding, A.N. Berry/Larry Storch/Melody Patterson/Joe Brooks (Storch, Brooks personalized), Smith (2), A. Quinn, Mickey Carroll (Oz), Peck (2), Welk, Peppard, E. Getty, L. Melody Patterson (personalized); (2) smaller photos: Debbie Reynolds, “King Kong” Gibbons, B. Cosby (2), W. Goldberg, D. Chapelle, B. Reynolds/L. Anderson and 2 Bundy; (2) trading cards: Clint Black, Brooks & Dunn. Auction LOA from JSA. others. Magazine - Christy Brinkley. Cartoonists - Charles Schulz (cut in matted dis- More on our website. play; full LOA from JSA), Jim Davis (2 notes). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

798. 1930s- 799. Eva 40s Gabor & Hollywood Friends Personalities Signed 8x10 Signed Photo Lot of Photos Lot (78) With (11 items) Lucille Ball Including The youngest of Edward G. three acting sisters, Eva Gabor rooted Robinson herself in pop cul- and Glenn ture by playing Miller Lisa Douglas in the 1960s TV sitcom Averages EX Green Acres. with “7-10” sig- Pledge your green- natures. Includes: backs for this Eva 4x5 to 5x7 Gabor and friends Photos - E.G. signed 8x10 photo Robinson, Glenn lot of (78). Eva’s stylish signature averages (“8-9”) quality on materials ranging above Miller, L. Gish, average to better with 20% lesser. Featured are: (10) dual-signed with (5) Lucille Ball W. Boyd (signed “Hoppy”), Melvyn Douglas. 8x10 Photos - Astaire, Dietrich (4). 11x (first name only) and (1) Debbie Reynolds; (12) movie stills with (7) Disney; (47) 14 Photo - 1935 Joe E. Brown (VG). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 publicity photos; and (9) assorted. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

800. Hollywood and Music Personalities Signed Lot (12 Items) EX-MT/NM condition with “9-10” signatures. Includes: Index Cards - J. Buffett, C. Gayle, C. Pride, B.R. Cyrus, 1991 Ch. Checker (pers.), K. Rogers. TWA Boarding Pass - W. Newton (pers., VG-EX). Photos - M. Damon (11x14 “Saving Private Ryan”); L. Anderson/B. Reynolds (8x10 “Stroker Ace”, first names 801. (3) Limited Edition Animation Cels With Pink Panther, sigs only, matted for display). Cut - Rogers/D. Evans Bugs Bunny and Simpsons (matted for display). 1984 Saturday morning and prime time favorites come to life in these (3) limited edition Epcot Jazz Program - L. cartoon cels. The framed acetate depictions are signed by their creators and include: Hampton/B. Carter/B. Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck: (19-1/2 x 17”) 1983 Warner Bros. (162/200) signed by Rich/P. Fountain. Sheet Chuck Jones; Pink Panther: (32-5/8 x 21”) 1991 United Artists (158/750) signed by Music - B. Crosby (“I’d Friz Freleng; The Simpsons: (23-1/2 x 19-1/2”) 1995 20th Century Fox (138/200) Rather Be Me”). Auction signed by Nancy Cartwright. LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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802. Scarce 1888 Conly Studios 803. 1909-11 T206 White John Clarkson League Schedule Border SGC 50 Graded Card Cards (34) with (4) Hall of Extraordinary 1888 Conly Studios John Famers/Southern Leaguer Clarkson league schedule card. This fantastic Each graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC. sepia image measures 2 x 3-7/8” and was Those tobacco card enthusiasts with an neatly extracted from a larger schedule eye for quality will enjoy these (34) scorecard produced by Alfred Mudge & Son 1909-11 T206 White Borders. Each relic of Boston. While an alternate portrait pose displays a clean Piedmont or Sweet has surfaced, the offered example is the only Caporal advertising back. Includes: full-body pose of the hurler to be made Abbaticchio (Blue Sleeves), Abbott, available for public sale. Interestingly, the Alperman, Arellanes, Armbruster, Arndt, design sequence of this relic mirrors the Atz, Ball (Cleveland), Barbeau, S. highly prized 1888 N338 S.F. Hess (Big Barry, Beckley, Bergen (Catching), League) designation of the same period. The Bowerman, Bradley (with Bat), Brain, mustachioed future Hall of Famer displays Camnitz (Arms Folded), Chase (Pink his patented wind-up as he sets his gaze on Portrait), Crawford (with Bat), an unfortunate batter. Moderate interior Dougherty (Portrait), Elberfeld (New creasing, edge chipping and other evidence York), Freeman, Gibson, Huggins of handling is overwhelmed by a (Hands at Mouth), Killian (Portrait), pitching pose that has survived the past 127 Merkle (Throwing), Powell (horizontal), years in remarkable condition. The reverse Reulbach (No Glove Showing), Schmidt portion is clean. A stunning specimen (Portrait), Scott, Seymour (Portrait), deserving of spirited bidding attention! Weimer, F. White (Houston), Willett and Zimmerman. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $750.00

805. 1909-11 T206 White Border PSA & SGC 804. 1909-11 T206 White Graded Cards (8) with (3) Border SGC 60 Graded Hall of Famers, Southern Card Lot of (8) Leaguer & Tough Backs Each graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Eye- Upgrade your 1909-11 T206 White catching arrangement of (8) 1909- Border project with these eight 11 T206 White Border singles. PSA and SGC graded cards. Unless Unless noted, each card displays a noted, each tobacco card is flanked common advertising back. Subjects by a common advertising include: Abbaticchio (Brown back. Includes: PSA 4.5: Bates; Sleeves), Ames (Hands Above SGC 50: (3 cards) with Blackburne Head), Donovan (Throwing), Doyle (Polar Bear), Greminger (with Bat, Polar Bear), Engle, (Montgomery), Meyers (Fielding, Evans, Ewing and Snodgrass Cycle 350), PSA 3: Ames (Hands (Batting). at Chest); SGC 40: (3 cards) with Opening Bid $250.00 Chance (Red Portrait), F. Clarke (Holding Bat) and J. Collins. Opening Bid $250.00

806. 1909-1911 807. 1910- T205 Gold Borders 11 T3 & T206 White Turkey Borders (25) with Red (3) Hall of Cabinets Famers/Southern Lot of (6) Leaguers Handsome Sampling of (25) 1909- arrangement 1911 T205 Gold Borders of six 1910- and T206 White Borders 11 T3 Turkey featuring multiple keynote Red Cabinets. cards. Unless noted, each Includes: #77 relic displays a common Ames (FR, advertising back. reverse writ- Highlights include: 1909- ing, advertis- 11 T206 White Borders: ing back), (16 cards, 37% GD to #82 VG, 63% FR or lesser) Bransfield with Chase (PR, Pink (GD, check- Portrait), Crandall (GD, list back), Portrait, with Cap, Tolstoi), Crawford (GD, Throwing), D. Miller (PR, reverse paper #85 Burns (VG, checklist back), #88 Coveleski (FR, reverse writing, advertising loss, Old Mil) and 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (9 cards, 11% VG-EX, 56% GD, 33% back), #92 Dygert (FR, reverse writing, advertising back) and #109 Moran (GD, FR or lesser) with J. Collins (PR, paper loss, Hassan). More on our website. checklist back). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

124 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 808. Circa 1910s 809. (11) 1916 BF2 Baseball/Non-Sport Ferguson Bakery Quilt with (9) 1914 Felt Pennants with B18 Blankets (3) Hall of Famers Including Cobb & Classic assortment of (11) Johnson 1916 BF2 Ferguson Bakery Felt Pennants Circa 1910s baseball/non- including a trio of Hall of sport quilt with (9) 1914 Famers along with other B18 Blankets including period stars. This historic Cobb and Johnson. This arrangement displays hand-sewn artifact meas- only moderate age ures nearly 65x69 and fea- induced fabric discol- tures an intricately crafted oration. Unless noted, the design sequence which black-and-white player undoubtedly kept the orig- images are crease-free. inal owner warm. Includes Includes: Bancroft (VG), over 40 “B” national flag blankets including (14) United States. Additionally, nine ball Benn (EX), Cravath (GD, players from the 1914 B18 Blankets designation are present including: Bauman creased, slight chipping (White Infielder), Boone (Green Infield), Cobb (White Infield), Cutshaw (Blue to applique), Dooin (GD, Infield), Gainor (White Infield), T. Griffith (White Infield, Green Pennants), James crease, slight chipping to (White Infield), W. Johnson (Brown Pennants) and Meyers (Green Base Paths). This applique), Doyle (VG), sturdy presentation piece displays varying degrees of expected fading, but still Rudolph (EX-MT), Sallee exhibits an overall eye-catching appearance. (GD), Schang (VG-EX), Sisler (EX-MT), Walsh (VG-EX) and Wood (VG-EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

811. (34) 1920-1927 Baseball Strip Cards with (13) Hall of Famers Including Cobb, Johnson & Ruth Fine assortment of (34) 1920- 1927 baseball strip cards featuring (13) Hall of Famers along with a trio of “Class of 1936” luminaries. Highlights include: 1920 W519-Unnumbered: E. Collins (VG); 1920-21 W514: #82 Cicotte (VG); 1920 W516- 1: #4 Schalk (GD), #6 Cobb (GD), #9 Alexander (GD), #27 Hooper (VG); 1921 W516-2-3: 810. 1921 W551 Strip Card Near Set of (9/10) Cards with (4) #10 Ruth (PR, reverse writing); Two-Player Panels & Cobb Dupe 1923 W515-2: #11 Sisler (FR, Presented is a 1921 W551 near set of (9/10) cards including (4) two-player panels and reverse writing), #38 W. an additional Cobb dupe. The panels were pared down from a larger strip and survive Johnson (VG); 1926-27 W512: in varying dimensions. Each relic is crease-free with fresh surfaces and clean backs. #1 Bancroft (EX), #10 Vance Includes: Bancroft/Baker panel, Barnes/Stengel panel, Cobb single card (VG-EX), W. (VG-EX) and 1927 W560: Foxx Johnson single card (VG), Pipp/Speaker panel and Ruth/Cobb panel. Missing only (GD). More on our website. Sisler for completion. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

813. 1949 Leaf Baseball Group of (37) Different Shortprints Achieve the improbable by securing these (37) different 1949 Leaf Baseball shortprints. Just a sample from this incredibly difficult gathering is difficult to locate in any condition. The overall condition breakdown is as follows: 24% (VG), 35% (GD), 11% (FR) and 30% (PR, reverse writing). Includes: #13, 19, 30, 33, 36, 43, 48, #51 Dark RC (FR), 54, #55 812. 1887-1951 Multi-Sport Grab Bag of (16) Cards with 1951 Henrich (GD), 62, 63, 66, 68, Topps Major League All-Stars Doby #75 D. DiMaggio (PR, reverse Eclectic 1887-1951 multi-sport grab bag of (16) cards featuring several Hall of writing), 78, 85, 88, 104, 108, Famers. Highlights include: 1912 T207 Brown Background: Wingo (GD); 1930s: 113, #120 Kell RC (PR, 1934 Goudey #62 Greenberg (VG-EX), (2) 1936 World Wide Gum #6 Vaughan (GD, reverse writing), #121 Pesky PR); 1943 R302-1 M.P. & Co: (2) Hubbell (EX-MT, VG, both variations); 1950s: (3 RC (PR, reverse writing), 131, cards) with 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s All-Stars Cochrane (FR, punched), 1951 #133 Holmes (GD), 137, #142 Murtaugh RC (PR, reverse writing), 144, #146 Reiser Topps Major League All-Stars Doby (FR, reverse tape) and 1951 Topps Teams (VG), 149, 153, 158, 160, 161, #163 Hutchinson RC (VG), #165 Mitchell RC (GD) Phillies (EX-MT, undated). More on our website. and #168 Cavaretta (GD). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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814. 1933 Goudey 815. 1933 Goudey Baseball Baseball #53 Babe Ruth #144 Babe Ruth SGC 20 SGC 30 Good 2 Fair 1.5 Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. Class of 1936 Hall of Original 1933 Goudey Baseball Famer! Graded 30 Good 2 by #144 Babe Ruth portraying “The SGC. Commanding 1933 Goudey Bambino” taking his hacks against Baseball #53 Babe Ruth gum card. an art-deco ballpark setting. Aside This premier rendition of the from moderate, but even corner “home run king” features the pin- wear along with a crease near the striped icon toward the culmination upper left corner, the full-body illus- of his Hall of Famer career. tration of the titanic slugger is not Displays only general wear consis- significantly affected. A moderate tent with the technical grade and is reverse contusion does not protrude a top-notch pick for those seeking a the obverse. A fine playing era quality Ruth specimen for their col- depiction that would not appear out lection. of place in an SGC 30 holder. Opening Bid $1900.00 Opening Bid $1000.00

817. 1951 Bowman Baseball 816. 1948-49 Leaf Baseball #253 #3 Babe Ruth SGC 20 Mickey Fair 1.5 Mantle Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. This Rookie 1948-49 Leaf Gum Co. #3 Babe SGC 55 Ruth was released following the VG-EX slugger’s passing in 1948. The posthumous tribute to “The Sultan 4.5 of Swat” was well-loved by its orig- Mickey inal owner and displays a combina- Mantle’s tion of significant, but not excessive “True” wear consistent with its technical Rookie! Graded 55 VG-EX+ 4.5 by SGC. Pre-dating the much advertised 1952 Topps grade. A key component to the high number by a full season, the offered 1951 Bowman Baseball #253 Mickey 1948-49 Leaf Gum issue that is Mantle high number holds its rightful spot as the slugger’s one and only rookie card. quickly picking up steam within the The horizontal rendering of the sensation is crease-free with only superficial corner hobby. and edge wear along with slightly errant centering. The intense illustration of Mantle Opening Bid $500.00 is perfectly contrasted among a cloudy ballpark setting and features an exceedingly bright color scheme. Additionally, the reverse which details Mantle’s phenom status is entirely absent of any wax staining which frequently plaques the issue. A fantastic debut card of the New York icon that will certainly receive spirited bidding interest! Opening Bid $900.00

818. (6) 1954 & 1955 Topps Baseball Hall of Famers with Aaron, Kaline RC, Mays & Williams Beloved sluggers are the framework for the offered 1954 and 1955 Topps Baseball Hall of Famer grouping of six cards. Includes: 1954 Topps: (3 cards) with #90 Mays (EX- MT), #201 Kaline RC (VG-EX), #250 T. 819. 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Sandy Koufax Rookie SGC 84 Williams (VG-EX); NM 7 1955 Topps: (3 cards) Graded 84 NM 7 by SGC. Blazing 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Sandy Koufax rookie card. with #47 Aaron (VG- The fireballer features four razor-sharp corners, creamy edges and a perfectly contrasted EX), #50 J. Robinson dual portrait/action pose. The reverse detailing the exploits of the phenom is flawless with (EX-MT) and #198 bright surface colors and bold typeface. Of the 993 total Koufax rookie judged by SGC, Berra (VG-EX). this jewel presents in the upper 15% of all similar copies evaluated. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $1000.00

126 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 820. 1951- 821. 1954- 1965 Nellie 1969 Baseball Fox Player Hall of Fame Collection Cards (49) of (47) with (9) Different Koufax, (3) Cards with Mantle and Oddball (2) Williams The scrappy A Who’s Who of Nellie Fox is baseball history is the focus of this found with these comprehensive (49) 1954-1969 1951-1965 Baseball Hall of player collec- Fame cards. Highlights include: 1950s: (24 cards) with 1954 Topps: #1 T. Williams tion of (47) dif- (VG), #250 T. Williams (VG-EX); 1957 Topps: #35 F. Robinson RC (VG-EX), #400 ferent cards fea- Dodger’ Sluggers (GD); 1958 Topps: (2) #52 Clemente (both GD), #187 Koufax turing a variety (GD), #487 Mantle AS (GD); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax (EX-MT), #564 Mantle AS of oddball specimens. Highlights include: 1950s: (21 cards) with 1951 Bowman #232 (FR); 1960s: (25 cards) with (3) 1960 Topps #316 McCovey RC (NM, EX, VG), 1961 RC (VG-EX), 1952 Bowman #21 (GD), 1952 Red Man #AL9 (EX-MT, with tab), Topps: #344 Koufax (EX), (2) #417 Marichal RC (NM, EX-MT, one signed, no cert); 1952 Star-Cal Decals Type 2 #87-C Pierce/Fox (EX), 1953 Bowman Color #18 (VG- 1962 Jell-O #5 Mantle (EX-MT), 1962 Topps #5 Koufax (EX-MT), 1963 Topps #210 EX), 1954 Red Heart (NM), 1955 Bowman #33 (EX-MT), 1956 Topps #118 (VG-EX) Koufax (VG), 1964 Topps #200 Koufax (VG), 1965 Topps #300 Koufax (VG-EX) and 1959 Bazooka SP (PR, pin hole). More on our website. and 1966 Topps #100 Koufax (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

822. 1949-1978 Baseball 823. 1958-1980 Shoebox Collection of Topps Baseball (4,125) Cards with 1961 Hall of Famer, Star Nu-Card Baseball & Specialty Cards Scoops Set Lot of (7,850+) Sterling 1949-1978 baseball shoe- Commons are extinct in box collection of (4,125) cards the offered 1958-1980 featuring multiple Hall of Famers, Topps Baseball Hall of stars, a smattering of high num- Famer, star and specialty bers along with a 1961 Nu-Card collection of (7,850+) Baseball Scoops set. Highlights cards. This crisp gathering include: 1956 Topps: (129 cards, generally averages (EX to average EX) with #110 Berra EX-MT) for earlier issues (EX-MT); 1959 Topps: (410 and rapidly ascends cards, average EX to EX-MT); toward (EX-MT to NM) for latter editions. Better players include: Aparicio, Bench, 1961 Nu-Card Scoops set: Brock, Bunning, Carew, Carlton, Fox, Gibson, Hunter, Jenkins, Kaline, Killebrew, (80/80, average VG-EX) with McCovey, Niekro, Palmer, Perez, F. Robinson, Santo, Schmidt, Stargell, Wilhelm, #422 Mantle Longest (VG-EX), Winfield, Yastrzemski and Yount along with numerous All-Star, checklist, leader, team #450 Mantle HR (VG-EX; 1961 and specialty cards. Season quantities include: (30) 1958, (60) 1959, (17) 1960, Topps: (781 cards, average EX to (500+) 1961, (200+) 1962, (250+) 1963, (150+) 1964, (48) 1965, (120+) 1966, (150+) EX-MT) with #577 Aaron AS (VG-EX); 1963 Fleer: #56 Clemente (EX-MT); 1963 1967, (275+) 1968, (200+) 1969, (600+) 1970, (450+) 1971, (1,150+) 1972, (825+) Topps: (742 cards, average EX to EX-MT) with #18 Buc Blasters/Clemente (EX) and 1973, (400+) 1974, (250+) 1975, (250+) 1976, (350+) 1977, (625+) 1978, (850+) 1965 Topps: (312 cards, average EX-MT) with #16 Morgan RC (EX-MT). More on 1979 and (100+) 1980. Note: Each card is stored in a semi-rigid holder. Due to our website. size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

825. 1963-1974 Topps Baseball Collection of (4,250+) with Many Stars Clubhouse favorites are the foundation for the offered 1963-1974 Topps Baseball collection of (4,250+) cards featuring numerous Hall of Famers and stars. Additional near and probable sets are probable. Highlights include: 1963 Topps: (417 cards, average VG); 1965 Topps: (418 cards, average VG to VG-EX); 1968 Topps: #150 Clemente (GD); 1971 Topps: (550+, 824. 1964-1972 Topps Baseball Checklist Hoard of (1,228) Cards average EX) with #709 Baylor RC (EX); 1972 Topps: Hit the mark with the offered 1964-1972 Topps Baseball checklist hoard of (1,228) (1,600+, average EX, several cards. These upper-tier specimens overwhelmingly average (EX-MT to NM) quality high numbers mixed throughout) with (3) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT, EX, VG), throughout with intermittent instances of water discoloration due to storing methods. #595 Ryan (NM); 1973 Topps: (600+, average EX-MT) with #50 Clemente (VG-EX), Included (40) 1964, (38) 1965, (133) 1966, (5) 1967, (151) 1970, (577) 1971 and #100 Aaron (EX-MT) and 1974 Topps: (650+, average VG) with #1 Aaron (284) 1972 from various series. More on our website. (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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826. 1968 Topps Baseball 827. 1971 & 1972 Topps Complete Set (598/598) Baseball Near Sets First-ballot Hall of Famers headline Featured is a pair of 1971 and 1972 the offered 1968 Topps Baseball com- Topps Baseball near sets that are only plete set of (598) cards. The overall a handful of cards away from comple- approximate condition breakdown for tion. Highlights include: 1971 Topps this burlap bordered edition is as fol- near: (749/752, over 80% display lows: 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG- colored edges, otherwise presents EX- EX), 30% (VG) and 20% (GD or less- MT) with #20 R. Jackson (VG-EX), er). Highlights include: #45 Seaver #400 Aaron (VG-EX), #450 Gibson (GD), #50 Mays (GD), #80 Carew (EX-MT), #525 Banks (EX-MT), (VG), #110 Aaron (VG), #150 #740 Aparicio (EX-MT); 1972 Topps Clemente (VG), #177 Ryan RC (GD), near: (783/787, 20% NM or better, #230 Rose (VG), #247 Bench RC 40% EX-MT, 25% EX and 15% VG- (VG), #280 Mantle (VG), #480 EX or lesser) with #50 Mays IA Managers’ Dream/Clemente (GD) and (VG), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT) #490 Super Stars/Mantle, Mays (VG- and #299 Aaron (EX-MT). More on EX). More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

828. (6) 1967-1976 829. (22) 1974 Topps Fleer & Laughlin Baseball Unopened World Series & Wax Packs Famous Feats Sets Feeling lucky? Take a swing at Relive baseball’s finest these (22) 1974 Topps Baseball moments with these six 1967- unopened wax packs. These 1976 Fleer and Laughlin World fresh and guaranteed unsearched Series and Famous Feats sets packs feature fresh surfaces, featuring legends such as perfectly square corners and Mantle and Ruth. Includes: tight factory sealing. Each dis- 1967 Laughlin World Series plays the “Bonus Team set: (64/64, average NM to Checklist Inside!” wrapper vari- NM-MT); 1970 Fleer World ation and features all four pro- Series set: (66/66, average NM); 1971 Fleer World Series set: (68/68, average NM); motional advertisements. High- 1972 Fleer Famous Feats set: (40/40, average NM-MT); 1972 Laughlin Great grade possibilities include #1 Feats-Blue set: (51/51, average NM to NM-MT) and 1976 Laughlin Diamond Aaron, #20 Ryan, #283 Jubilee set: (32/32, average NM-MT). Schmidt, #300 Rose and #456 Opening Bid $150.00 Winfield RC. Opening Bid $200.00

830. Massive 1979 831. 1952-1954 Topps Archives Topps Baseball Baseball Reprint Run in MJ Vending Hoard of Roop Binders (27,000+) with Offered is a run of 1952-1954 Topps Stars Archives Baseball reprint sets. Includes: 1983 Topps Archives 1952 set: (402/402, Massive 1979 Topps average NM-MT) with #1 Pafko (signed, Baseball vending hoard no cert), #311 Mantle RC (NM-MT); of (27,000+) cards fea- 1991 Topps Archives 1953 set: (337/337, turing numerous Hall of average NM-MT) with #82 Mantle (NM- Famers, stars and spe- MT), #317 Aaron (NM-MT), #319 T. cialty cards. These high- Williams (NM-MT); 1994 Topps grade gems were Archives 1954 set: (256/256, average unearthed from vending cases. Highlights include: (19) #6 Ryan Leaders, (22) #20 NM-MT) with #128 Aaron RC (NM- Morgan, (11) #30 Winfield, (38) #50 Garvey, (42) #100 Seaver, (9) #115 Ryan, (19) MT) and #251 Clemente RC (NM-MT). #204 Rose RB, (53) #251 Morris, (10) #330 Brett, (72) #417 Ryan/W. Johnson, (61) Each set is stored in individual MJ Roop #418 Leonard/W. Johnson, (11) #520 Carter, (5) #650 Rose and (25) #670 Hunter. archival systems with accompanying slip Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. cases. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

832. (1,475) 1984 833. (59) 1982-1990 Topps Baseball Topps & Fleer Stars from Baseball Hall of Vending with (550) Fame/Star Rookie & #470 Nolan Ryan Second-Year Possibilities abound with Collection with (9) the offered 1984 Topps Ripken Jr. RCs Baseball stars vending Those Baseball Hall of collection of (1,475) Famers and stars whose lime- cards that were pulled light shined brightest during directly from multiple the 1980s are celebrated with cases. Included are razor- these (59) 1982-1990 Topps sharp copies of the fol- and Fleer Baseball singles. lowing: (50) #10 Yount, This assortment overwhelm- (175) #60 Molitor, (50) #100 R. Jackson, (25) #300 Rose, (50) #408 Piniella, (550) ingly averages (NM to NM-MT) condition and includes (9) Cal Ripken Jr RC’s. #470 Ryan, (100) #510 Trammell, (275) #560 Fisk, (175) #700 Schmidt and (25) #740 Complete list on our website. Seaver. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

128 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 834. Billy Sunday 1900s-1910s Real Photo Postcards (30) and Hardback Book According to the New York Times, the former fleet-foot- ed NL outfielder Billy Sunday was “the greatest high-pressure and mass-con- version Christian evangelist that America or the world has known.” (An incredible video clip of Sunday preaching in 1929 is .) Offered is a first-edition copy of the 1914 hardback biography Billy Sunday: The Man and His Message (8- 835. Early 1900s Anson and Spalding Baseball Hardback First 3/4 x 6-1/4”, VG-EX; fea- Edition Books Pair turing embossed cover Both tomes measure approximately 6x8, display frontally as VG-EX and feature EX- design w/bust portrait), plus MT interior portraits. The first several pages of each book show partial spine splits. a rather remarkable assortment of high-quality photo postcards (EX, one-third mailed) The Anson also carries a few vintage notations, while the Spalding shows evidence of spanning his evangelical touring career with all manner of preaching poses as well as moisture wear to the spine, back cover and periphery of interior pages. family shots. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

836. 1911-1969 Sports Publication 837. 1941-1943 Lot of (21) with 1st World Series Issue of Sports Programs at New Illustrated York (3) - All Bone up on sports knowl- Scored! edge with this better With patriotic war-era grade 1911-1969 publica- covers by artist Lon tion lot of (21) with (11) Keller, these scored early issues of SI includ- Yankee Stadium pro- ing the 1954 inaugural grams include: 1941 issue, (3) hardback base- World Series Game 1 ball reference books (EX w/minor soiling at including 1911 top); 1942 World Series “America’s National Game 4 (EX w/light Game” by Albert G. general wear); 1943 Spalding (EX) and (7) World Series Game 1 assorted magazines. More (EX/EX-MT). on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

839. 1940s-1950s Brooklyn Dodgers World Series Programs (3) and Game Scorecards (9) Includes: Scored W.S. Programs - 1949 Game 3 at Brooklyn (VG); 1955 Game 5 at Brooklyn (GD). Unscored W.S. Program - 1956 (VG). Scored Scorecards (opponent in parentheses) - 1947 (Giants, GD w/cover notations); 1948 (Cubs, EX); 1949 (Cubs, VG); 1950 (Giants, VG-EX); 1951 (Phillies, VG-EX); 1952 838. 1940s World Series Programs Lot (5) (Cubs, VG); 1953 (Giants, Includes: Scored - 1940 Game 2 at Cincinnati (VG-EX); 1944 Game 5 at St. Louis EX w/upper-corner hole (VG-EX w/cover notation); 1944 Game 6 Clincher at St. Louis (VG/VG-EX); 1948 punch); 1954 (Reds, VG- Game 3 at Cleveland (GD/VG). Unscored - 1946 at Boston (GD w/cover ink marks). EX); 1956 (Phillies, VG). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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840. 1950s-60s New York Yankees World Series Programs 841. 1950s-60s New York (4) and Game Yankees Team Yearbooks Scorecards (7) Lot (9) Includes: W.S. Programs - 1952 Condition averages VG. Includes: (VG-EX); 1955 (EX); 1954 (GD w/cover doodles), 1955, 1963 (EX); 1964 1956 (2nd edition), 1958 (revised), (VG-EX). Scored 1959 (revised), 1962 (revised), 1965 Scorecards (opponent (revised, VG-EX), 1966 (EX), 1967 in parentheses) - 1949 (revised). (Red Sox, VG); 1951 Opening Bid $150.00 (Red Sox, VG); 1952 (Senators, VG-EX); 1953 (Senators, VG-EX); 1962 (Senators, EX). Unscored Scorecards - 1959 (White Sox, VG); 1961 (White Sox, GD). Opening Bid $200.00

842. 1952-1985 843. 1950s-Modern Nellie Fox Dodgers/Tigers/White Treasure Chest Collection with Sox Publication Lot of 1951 Bowman RC & 1959 WS (26) with (23) Yearbooks Program Yearbook yearnings are satisfied All things Nellie Fox are to be had in this with this 1952-1985 MLB publica- 1950s-modern card/memorabilia treasure chest tion lot of (26). Offered are: year- collection. Highlights are: Cards: 1951 books: Dodgers: 1961 (GD, tape Bowman #232 RC (PSA VG 3); 1952 repair), 1962 (VG), 1963 (VG-EX), Bowman #21 (SCD EX 5); 1953 Red Man #5 1964 (VG-EX), 1965 (GD), 1966 with tab (VG); 1950s Exhibit (EX); (6) Topps: (EX-MT), 1967 (EX-MT), 1968 1957 #38 (VG-EX), 1958 #400 (VG-EX), (NM details), 1969 (EX); Tigers: 1959 #30 (VG), 1960 #100 (EX), 1963 #525 1966 (VG), 1967 (VG), 1973 (VG- (VG), 1964 #205 (VG-EX); Publications: EX), 1974 (VG), 1977 (EX), 1978 (EX), 1985 (VG-EX); White Sox: 1952 (GD), 1959 WS program (GD-VG); 1949 Tigers (vs. 1953 (VG-EX), 1954 (VG), 1964 (EX, writing), 1966 (GD, tape repair), 1967 (EX), Athletics) program (GD-VG); (2) White Sox 1968 (GD-VG); programs: Tigers: 1976 (EX), 1977 (FR); other: 1951 “The New programs: 1953 (EX, reinforced spine), 1955 White Sox” (VG-EX). More on our website. (VG) with (2) stubs attached, 4/58 Sport (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

844. September 28, 1968 Mickey 845. Exceptional Mantle Mickey Mantle 1960s Final Bobbing Head Doll Career At- with Mini Box Bat Measuring 7-1/2” tall, this full- sized example is a bright, bold Original NM beauty. It’s housed inside, Negatives Pair interestingly enough, an origi- Hailing from the noted Brearley Collection of photos/negatives, this 35mm acetate nal Mantle mini-nodder box negative strip (3 x 1-1/2”, NM) remains within its original filing envelope with the (GD). typewritten description, “Mickey Mantle. Fenway Park. September 28, 1968.” Opening Bid $250.00 Accompanied by the corresponding 8x10 print images (Type II) of Mantle batting and poignantly walking off field to the dugout after his one-and-only at-bat during his swan-song game. Brearley Collection LOA. Opening Bid $200.00

846. 1950s-1980s 847. 1960s Washington Area Baseball Pennants Multi-Sport Original Photo Lot Lot (17) of (17) with (10) Signed Senators All are standard 28”-30” Including Gil Hodges pennants in EX to NM Taken by a Washington DC area condition. Includes: stadium/arena scoreboard operator, these 1940s-50s - Dodgers unique original photos are quite impressive. (“bum” illustration). Produced during the 1960s these (17) multi- 1950s-60s - Giants; sport images captivate with enthralling in Senators; Tigers; action and posed images. Highlights are Yankees; 1961 All-Star (10) signed (average “8-10”) Washington Game at Boston; Senators baseball photos mounted on Cooperstown Hall of 11x14 rigid cardboard backers with : B. Fame; L.A. Angels; K.C. Athletics. 1970s - 1972 All-Star Game at Atlanta; 1975 Red Allen, T. Cullen, G. Hodges (d.1972), F. Sox A.L. Champions (team roster). 1980s-2000s - 1982 All-Star Game at Montreal; Howard, C. Pascual, C. Peterson (d.1980), 1983 All-Star Game at Chicago (2); 1983 Phillies N.L. Champions (team roster); 1996 B. Saverine, F. Valentine, E. Yost, (1) multi- All-Star Game at Philadelphia; 1901-2001 Red Sox (retired numbers). signed by 1967 pitching staff. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

130 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 850. 1941 849. June 1, Ebbets Field 1941 Mel Ott Opening Day 400th Home Die-Cut Run Ticket Ticket Stub Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

848. 1910s-1930s Baseball Publications and Tablets Lot (7 Items) Opening Bid $100.00

851. 1930s-1950s New York Giants 853. 1962 Roger Maris Scorecards Lot (12 Different) - All 852. Willie Mays 200th and 400th “Icicle” Advertising Sign Scored! Home Run Ticket Stubs Pair Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

856. Allen Lewis’ 1967 Philadelphia Phillies Entire Season Official Scorebook 854. 1962 Mars Candy “Baseball Opening Bid $100.00 Tips From the Stars” 45 RPM Records Set (3) 855. 1964 Team Photo Packs Lot (10) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

858. June 18, 859. August 5, 1999 1986 Don Sutton Mark McGwire 300th Win 500th Home Run Ticket Stub Signed Full Ticket Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 857. July 31, 1978 Pete Rose 44th Game Hit Streak Full Tickets Pair Opening Bid $100.00

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861. 1933 Baseball Autograph Page Signed by (17) With Maranville and H. Wilson While the Great Depression stifled Americans in 1933, baseball remained a beloved haven with its stadiums a collective sanctuary. During that season, a passionate fan collected these (17) autographs. Executed in black-ink fountain pen on both sides of a 860. Ted Kennedy 1906-1907 Signed Check Lot of (5) - All crisp 4-3/8 x 5-7/8” album page, the endorsements aver- PSA/DNA “Authentic” age (“9”) potency with keys Born 67 years before his famous political namesake, Ted Kennedy compiled a 12-21 including: Hale, Harder, career mark with the Chicago White Stockings, Philadelphia Athletics and Louisville Hargrave (d.1942), Colonels and died in relative obscurity at the age of 42. These (5) checks are each Maranville (d.1954) and H. twice signed by the former hurler. Encapsulated with signatures assessed “Authentic” Wilson (d.1948). Full photo by PSA/DNA, these rare examples were drawn from the Commonwealth Trust LOA from JSA. More on our Company near Kennedy’s St. Louis, MO residence. His elegant cursive shows (“10”) website. strength on the bottom line and reverse of each voucher. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

862. Vintage 863. Ty Baseball Team- Cobb Cut Signed Album Signature Sheet Lot of (41) Dated with (294) 9/4/46 Autographs with Full Here’s the answer to JSA what do now that you “ The have all the big name Georgia stars. Offered is a col- Peach” is lection of (41) album within your sheets featuring (294) reach with baseball signatures of this Ty Cobb minor stars, journey- cut signature men, umpires, (3) hand-dated HOFers and a scrub or 9/4/46. two. Signed mainly in Measuring 2 team format on both x 2-3/4” this sides of the sheets, these important relic was cut from a GPC still bearing the year portion “1946” of the USPS vintage autographs dis- postmark cancellation stamp on the opposite side. Cobb’s (“8”) strength steel-tip foun- play highly desirable tain pen signature shows considerable flair consistent with his flamboyant nature. Full (average “8-9”) potency. Key Signers are: R. Ashburn, J. Black, J. Conlan, D. Ennis, photo LOA from JSA. C. Erskine, F. Fitzsimmons, T. Henrich, M. Irvin, S. Maglie, J. Nuxhall, V. Raschi, C. Opening Bid $750.00 Simmons, B. Thomson. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

864. 1948-49 Brooklyn Dodgers Autograph and Card Lot of (6) with Campanella After a controversial and exciting 1947 season, the Brooklyn Dodgers returned from spring training in 1948 to a “Welcome Home Dinner” at the Hotel St. George in Brooklyn before the season got underway. The offered 6 1/2 x 10 dinner program has been signed by (22) members of the Dodgers organization including Roy 865. Baseball Signature Cut Collection of (87) with Hornsby, Campanella, Leo Durocher, Mack, Mantle & J. Robinson Preacher Roe, Rex Barney, An absolutely incredible array of all-time MLB greats graces this signature cut collec- Pete Reiser and Carl Furrillo. tion of (87). Consisting of an index card and a series of multi/single-signed cuts Also included are five Exhibit adhered to five sheets of paper, this amazing, all vintage group shows desirable (aver- cards including Campanella, age “8-9”) strength throughout. Highlights are HOFers: R. Campanella (d.1993), E. Robinson and a team card Combs (d.1976), (2) C. Griffith (d.1955), B. Harris (d.1977), R. Hornsby (d.1963), (2) (average EX-MT). Full photo C. Mack (d.1956), M. Mantle (d.1995), J. Robinson (d.1972), G. Sisler (d.1973), D. LOA from JSA. Snider (d.2011). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

132 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 866. 867. Mickey Mickey Mantle 1959, Mantle 1960 Signed Signed Newspaper 11x14 Pages in Photos Framed Pair Displays (2) According to a Classic pages from SABR survey, the New York Daily Mantle is the News with 10x15 greatest switch visible areas hitter in base- (apparent EX-MT ball history. w/light edge wear) These two in elegant, match- spring-training batting photos capture him on both sides of the plate, with his glove ing matted-and-framed presentations measuring an overall 15x20. Blue-Sharpie signa- resting by his feet. Apparent NM with blue-Sharpie “9-10” signatures, matted to tures rate “9-10”. Includes: 1) 4/5/59 “Yankee Batting Attack Sputters”; and 2) measure 15x18 (and then sealed in a clear plastic wrap). Auction LOA from JSA. 6/13/60 “Mantle Out for KC Series.” Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

868. Mickey 869. Mickey Mantle 1961 Mantle Single World Series Signed OAL Trio - Signed Newspaper Full PSA/DNA Pages in Framed The offered trio of single Displays (3) signed OAL Brown baseballs have each been Hailing from the Fall signed by the Commerce Classic in that most Comet in a utensil outside immortal Yankee year of the norm. Bold blue 1961, these Daily News Sharpie signatures (aver- and Mirror pages feature age “9”) pop off the mini- 10x15 visible areas (apparent EX-MT w/light edge wear) in elegant, matching matted- mally toned, creamy and-framed presentations measuring an overall 15x20. Blue-Sharpie signatures rate spheres. Individual full “9-10”. Includes: Daily News - 1) 10/3/61 “Mickey Doubtful Starter / What a Pair for photo LOAs from Openers”; 2) 10/7/61 “Mantle Blasts 6 in Drill / Good Chance He’ll Play.” Mirror - PSA/DNA. 10/4/1961 “Big Day—Weather Permitting” (minor wear to upper right of matte). Opening Bid $300.00 Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

870. J. 871. 1940s-1960s DiMaggio, New York Yankees Mantle and T. Publications (6) - Williams All Signed by Yogi Signed Flats - Berra All Full JSA Blue-Sharpie “9-10” signa- American League tures with individual legends whose PSA/DNA Stickers/Certs. brilliant careers Includes: W.S. Programs - overlapped to pro- 1949 (GD w/tape on duce a combined reverse); 1950 (VG); 1953 eight MVP honors (VG w/small cover ink and 1418 home runs, the (3) diamond icons who have individually autographed these mark); 1960 (VG-EX/EX); likenesses need no introduction! Includes: Joe DiMaggio 8x10 color photo signed in Scorecard - 1964 (EX, blue marker (“8-9” strength); Mickey Mantle 4x6 photo postcard signed and person- unscored). Sketch Book - alized in black ballpoint (“9-10” strength); Ted Williams 8x10 color photo signed in 1953 (VG w/small cover blue marker (“9” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. paint mark). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

872. Yellow HOF Plaque 873. (83) 1954-1980s Signed Postcard Lot of (211) with Baseball Cards with (37) Hall (63) Signed Including of Famers DiMaggio & Mantle Grab some ‘graphs with these (83) 1954- Celebrate the glory of Baseball Hall of 1980s signed baseball cards featuring Fame enshrinement with this yellow (37) Hall of Famers. These primarily HOF plaque postcard lot of (211) with (“8-9”) endorsements are placed on sur- (63) signed. Accepting that the ultra- faces which generally range from (GD to glossy surfaces of these Cooperstown VG) for earlier issues and rapidly collectibles are less than perfect for ascends toward (NM-MT) for later edi- autographs, these meticulously applied tions. Highlights include: Hall of signatures miraculously rate as (“7” to Famers: (37 cards) with (8) S. “9”) in quality. Highlights are (5) signed Anderson, (3) Bunning, Dickey (1975 with full photo LOA from JSA: J. TCMA All-Time Greats), Kell (1958 DiMaggio, S. Koufax, M. Mantle, W. Mays, T. Williams. Balance of (58) signed have Topps #40), Killebrew (1967 Topps #241 auction LOA from JSA with keys: H. Chandler, B. Dickey, D. Drysdale, L. Gomez, C. w/Powell), Seaver and Slaughter (1954 Hubbell, C. Hunter, B. Terry. More on our website. Bowman #62) . Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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875. Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale Grouping with Single 874. Chicago White Sox Team-Signed Signed Baseball Lot of (2) with 1962 & 1971 Baseball The south side of the “Windy City” gets some expo- Pair 876. (52) Single-Signed Baseballs With sure in this Chicago White Sox team-signed baseball The best 1-2 J. DiMaggio, Drysdale and Hubbell lot of (2). This pair of generic “Chicago White Sox” punch in The brightest stars in the baseball firmament shine stamped balls (both EX-MT) bears a total of (49) Dodger history, between 1962 and 1966, Sandy Koufax brightly in this cluster of (52) single-signed spheres! signatures ranging (“4” to “8”) including (23) 1962 and Don Drysdale saw a collective 209 wins and four The OAL and ONL orbs range from clean white members and (26) 1971 members (several heavily Cy Young awards. The offered quintet includes: (2) sin- (grade “9”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) examples faded autographs are uncounted in the lot total). Key gle signed WDW ONL baseballs, blue ink, Drysdale with ballpoint pennings averaging (“8-9”) potency. signers are: 1962: L. Aparicio, N. Fox, J. Horlen, J. “HOF 1984” (average “9” - Full JSA for both); 1967 Highlights include: Aparicio, Bench, G. Carter, J. Landis, S. Lollar, A. Lopez, J. Pizarro; 1971: L. Topps Pin Up (VG-EX) signed (“8-9” - JSA Auction DiMaggio, Drysdale, Fisk, Hubbell, Marichal, Appling, J. Johnstone, P. Kelly, B. Melton, J. Sain, LOA) in black felt tip; (2) 1962 Auravision records Musial, R. Roberts, F. Robinson, Schmidt, Stargell W. Wood. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our (EX-MT+). website. Opening Bid $200.00 and Wilhelm. Tremendous “break” value! Complete Opening Bid $150.00 list and authentication details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

878. Baseball Autograph Treasure Chest- Loaded with HOFers & Stars Dedicated signa- 877. Two Dozen Kevin Millar Signed ture seekers bat- 2004 World Series Baseballs - Half tle it out for this 879. Miguel Fuentes Pinet (Full Name) With “Cowboy Up” Inscriptions baseball auto- Signed Index Card - Full JSA Making the most of his experience in a lengthy bush graph treasure Summoned to “The Show” after posting a stellar 8-2 league career, former first baseman Kevin Millar chest of (255). mark with a 1.46 ERA in the Class A Midwest cir- found himself in the right place at the right time, Loaded with HOFers and stars this mostly vintage peri- cuit, Miguel Fuentes was one of few promising urged his BoSox to “Cowboy up,” and, whatta ya od-signed assortment shows collectible (“5” to “9”) sig- prospects for the woeful Seattle Pilots expansion know, an 86-year “curse” was broken! These (2) nature quality. Highlights are: HOFers: Hank Aaron, franchise. But at the tender age of 23, Fuentes dozen Official 2004 World Series balls are individu- Walter Alston, Earle Combs, Don Drysdale, Charlie (d.1970) was shot and killed during a bar brawl in ally signed by Millar. Millar has signed the logo Gehringer, “ Catfish” Hunter, (2) Sandy Koufax, Willie his native Puerto Rico. This index card features the panel of each in blue ballpoint (average “9” strength) McCovey, (2) Stan Musial, “Pee Wee” Reese, (3) rare signature of the tragically felled hurler. and inscribed “Cowboy up” on (12) of them. The Warren Spahn, “Casey” Stengel; stars: (3) Joe Haynes, Executed in black ballpoint on a 5x3 index card, orbs are all snow-white (grade “9-10”). Auction Jim Konstanty, (2) Billy Martin, “Bing” Miller. Auction Fuentes has penned his entire name “Miguel Fuentes LOA from JSA. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Pinet” (“8” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

881. Baseball Cut Signature Lot of (127) with J. DiMaggio 880. Baseball Cut Signature Lot of S i g n a t u r e (100+) With J. DiMaggio and T. seekers cut to 882. Baseball Umpire Autographed Williams - Loaded! the chase for this cut signa- Index Card/Cut Lot of (191) Collected by an ardent fan over the course of multi- ture lot of Make the right collecting call by scoring this baseball ple seasons, these (100+) autographs have been ren- (127). This vintage collection of average (“8-9”) auto- umpire autographed index card/cut lot of (191). dered by some of baseball’s most legendary players. graphs forms an excellent representation of the mid-20th Though these black clad sentinels are often the focus Most are graphite pencil cut signatures adhered to Century “golden era”. Highlights are: H O F e r s: R. of fan and player derision, there would be no playing vintage album pages. Averaging (“7-8”) quality, the Ashburn, (2) E. Banks, J. DiMaggio, M. Irvin, A. Kaline, ball without them. Signatures average (“8-9”) on mate- scriptings are headlined by: (2) Ashburn, Berra, T. Ly o n s, (2) E, Mathews, B. Mazeroski, (3) S. Musial, rials that generally present above average to excellent, Boudreau, J. DiMaggio (“5-6” strength), Durocher, P. W. Reese, F. Robinson, (3) R. Schoendienst, D. Snider, with only a few lesser. Highlights are: Emmett Fain, Grove, Kiner, (2) Mack, B. Martin (“6” (2) H. Wilhelm; S t a r s: (2) J. Adcock, R. Branca, (2) C. Ashford, Nick Bremigan, Nestor Chylak, (4) Jocko strength, very early example), Mize, Reese, Rizzuto, Erskine, (2) R. Face, (2) J. Konstanty, H. Kuenn, D . Conlan; (2) Doug Harvey, Jerry Neudecker, (2) Roberts, Slaughter, Stengel and T. Williams. Auction M u r t a u g h, V. Raschi, B. Thomson. Auction LOA f r o m “Beans” Reardon, (2) Eddie Rommel, Johnny Stevens. LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

134 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 885. Roy Campanella Cut 884. Mel Ott Signed 1943 Signature - Full JSA Government Postcard - Opening Bid $200.00 Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00 883. Eddie Cicotte Signed “The Sporting News” Contract - Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00

888. Branch Rickey 1964 886. Willard Brown Signed Signed Personal Check Index Card - Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 887. Circa 1950s “Stan Musial & Biggie’s” Menu Signed by Ford Frick and Warren Giles with JSA Certification Opening Bid $150.00

891. Willie, Mickey and the Duke 890. HOFers Signed 8x10 Photos Trio Signed 16x20 Print by Flip Amato Including Mantle and Williams Opening Bid $100.00 889. Dizzy Dean and Nellie Fox Cut Opening Bid $100.00 Signature Framed Displays Opening Bid $100.00

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894. Ted Williams and Bill Terry “Last .400 Hitters” Signed Ball Opening Bid $100.00 892. Hank Greenberg 1947 ONL Frick 893. James “Cool Papa” Bell Single-Signed Baseball - PSA/DNA Single Signed Ball Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

895. Ted Williams Single-Signed 896. Tremendous “3,000 Hit Club” Baseball With “521” Inscription - Signed Ball (15 Signatures) Full JSA Including Aaron, Mays and Musial 897. Duke Snider Signed Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Dodgers Jersey Opening Bid $100.00

899. 1890s-1900s “Tip Top Weekly” 900. Rare 1930s Die-Cut College All- and “Frank Leslie’s Illustrated” American Football Stand-Ups (2) 898. Scarce Circa 1890s Colgate Magazines (5 Items) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 University Football Players in Leather Uniforms Original Photo Opening Bid $100.00

136 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 901. (2,600+) 1951-1989 902. 1956-1990 Football Mostly Topps Football Singles Collection of Collection with Stars (11,400+) Cards— Hard-hitting 1951-1989 mostly Loaded! Topps Football collection of Break Value! Explosive 1956-1990 (2,600+) cards including many football singles collection of stars. Highlights include: 1971 (11,400+) cards that is absolutely Topps: (188 cards, average EX- loaded with keynote Hall of Famers MT to NM) with (3) #1 Unitas and stars. Highlights include: 1956 (all EX-MT), (9) #25 Butkus Topps: #6 Van Brocklin (VG-EX), (average EX-MT), (2) #250 #11 Blanda (EX), #53 Gifford (EX- Namath (EX-MT, EX); 1971 MT), NNO CL (marked); 1959 Topps Posters: (98 posters, Topps: #1 Unitas (VG-EX), #130 average EX-MT to NM) with (3) Tittle (NM), #140 B. Mitchell RC #4 Namath (NM, EX-MT, VG- (EX-MT); 1964 Topps: (2) #155 EX); 1972 Topps: (2) #100 Alworth (VG-EX, VG); 1967 Namath (both EX-MT), #165 Philadelphia: #23 Unitas (NM); Unitas (NM); 1973 Topps: (250 1972 Topps: (700+, average NM to cards, average EX-MT) with (2) NM-MT, 6 high numbers, majority #15 Bradshaw (NM, EX-MT), appears vending) with #200 #89 F. Harris RC (VG-EX), Staubach RC (VG-EX), #291 #487 Stabler RC (VG-EX); 1974 Topps: #1 O. Simpson (NM); 1979 Topps: #390 E. Spurrier (EX-MT), #351 Willard IA Campbell RC (NM), #480 Payton (NM-MT) and 1986 Topps: (2) #161 Rice RC (NM-MT); 1973 Topps: (3) #89 F. Harris RC ((2) VG-EX, VG) and (3) #487 Stabler (NM-MT, NM); More on our website. RC (VG-EX, (2) VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

903. 1964- 904. 1951-1952 Multi- 1967 Sport Wheaties Cards Philadelphia (79) with Mikan & Gum Williams Football Pioneers of amateur and profession- Wrappers al sport grace these (79) 1951-1952 multi-sport Wheaties cards that (44) were extracted from period cereal Bonanza of (44) boxes. Highlights include: 1951 1964-1967 Wheaties: (2 cards) with Snead Philadelphia (presents VG-EX), T. Williams Gum Football (presents FR, reverse writing); 1952 wrappers. Wheaties: (77 cards, average VG- Includes: (6) EX, 27% reverse writing or paper 1964, (11) 1965, loss) with Baseball: Berra (VG- (20) 1966 (one EX, portrait), (2) Musial (one VG- slightly torn) and EX, one FR, reverse paper loss, (7) 1967. These action), (2) Musial (one VG, one neatly preserved FR, reverse writing, portrait); wax artifacts dis- Football: (2) Graham (one EX, one play crisp FR, reverse writing, action); perimeters and fresh surfaces with bold advertising text and intense color schemes. Basketball: (2) Mikan (one VG- Opening Bid $150.00 EX, one FR, reverse writing, action), Mikan (VG-EX, portrait) and Golf: (2) Hogan (VG-EX, action). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

905. 1971-1990s Basketball Card Collection of (4,400+) with Many Stars Fast break legends are the focus 906. 1986-87 Fleer of the offered 1971-1990s bas- Basketball #57 Michael ketball card collection of (4,400+) featuring several court Jordan PSA NM-MT 8 kings from decades past. Dynamic 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Highlights include: 1971-72 #57 Michael Jordan rookie card. Topps: (400+, average EX-MT); Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA (new flip). 1972-73 Topps: (550+, average This stunning hardwood treasure fea- EX-MT to NM); 1973-74 Topps: tures four sharp corners, crisp edges (400+, average EX-MT to NM) and accurate centering. The high-fly- with #50 Abdul-Jabbar (EX- ing aerial athleticism of the tongue- MT); 1974-75 Topps: (300+, wagging superstar is on full display average EX-MT to NM) with (4) on this highly prized cornerstone #10 Maravich (average EX), (2) which meets the strict criteria for the #39 Walton RC (both VG-EX), technical assessment. #196 Gervin RC (EX-MT) and Opening Bid $250.00 1975-76 Topps: (300+ cards, average EX-MT to NM) with (3) #75 Maravich (all EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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907. 1890s- 1940s Football Publications 908. 1920s-40s Football Lot (7) Grab-Bag Lot (9 Items) Ranging in size from 6-1/2 x 10- Including 1/2” to 20x12 and averaging EX- Camp and Yost MT/NM condition. Includes: 1) Hardback 1928 West Coast “Football” Books broadside (GD); 2) 1928 USC Howard Jones illustrated print Sizes range from (EX); 3) 1936 “The Big Game” 5x7 to 5-1/2 x 8”. ad sheet (NM); 4) “Football” Includes: 1) 1891 punchboard game (NM, never Walter Camp used); 5) “Big Game” Bartlett American Football Pears ad sheet (EX-MT); 6) (EX-MT); 2) 1905 Fordham Slip Madigan window Fielding H. Yost sign (VG); 7) 1940 AP Wirephoto Foot Ball for Player of Sammy Baugh and Perry and Spectator (EX). Schwartz; 8) 1941 Brooklyn 3-6) Spalding Dodgers Jock Sutherland Banquet Guides for 1909 Panoramic Photo (VG-EX); 9) (VG), 1914 (VG), 1916 (FR) and 1940 (VG), with the 1910s issues showing early 1948 “Forty Niners” team photo black players as well as P. Warner and Rockne. 7) 1943 NFL Roster and Record (VG) Manual (VG w/edge chips; embossed plastic binding intact; Don Hutson cover) Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

909. 1954 “NFL Champion Cleveland Browns” & Chicago Bears Team-Signed Envelope with (60) Autographs On 11/14/54 the mighty 1954 NFL Champion Cleveland Browns defeated a pretty good Chicago Bears team by a score of 39-10. Quite possibly the offered team-signed envelope had its ori- gin that day. Led by legendary head coach Paul Brown the Browns were at the height of their nearly unstoppable 1940s-1950s dynasty amidst an incredible ten year streak of consecutive AAFC/NFL championship game appearances. Featuring the autographs of (23) Browns and (37) 910. Rare 1957 NFL Championship Game Full Ticket Bears, this incredible souvenir shows (60) total (average “8-9”) strength signatures on In their fourth Championship Game meeting, the Lions decimated the Browns 59- both sides of an 11-1/2 x 13-3/4” manila envelope. Highlights are: HOFers: G. 14—and that was without the injured Bobby Layne, who was admirably replaced by Blanda, P. Brown, G. Connor, P. Driscoll, F. Gatski, B. George, L. Groza, S. Jones, M. Tobin Rote. Alas, the Detroit franchise hasn’t returned to a Championship Game or McCormick, B. Turner; keys: T. Adamle, Z. Bratkowski, D. Colo, J. Dooley, P. Super Bowl ever since! Measuring 5-1/2 x 2-7/8”, this ticket to the historic rout bears Handler, H. Hill, H. Jagade, T. James, W. Lahr, P. Lipscomb, E. Meadows, W. a GD/VG frontal appearance with heavy fading and an adhesive stain on the reverse. Michaels, R. Renfro, L. Strickland, S.J. Whitman.Auction LOA from JSA. Complete Opening Bid $150.00 list of signers on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

912. 1945- 2010 College Football Program Lot of (23) with Ohio State Emphasis Buckeye boosters find the end zone with this 1945- 2010 college football program lot of (23) including (19) Ohio State editions. Presenting as (70% EX to NM- MT, 30% VG-EX and lesser) this better grade collection demands attention. Highlights are: Ohio State 911. 1930s-1990s Rose Bowl Ticket Stubs Lot (23) programs: 10/20/45 vs. Purdue, 10/11/47 vs. USC, 10/15/55 vs. Duke, 11/2/57 vs. Averages EX-MT/NM overall and features a run from 1976 to 1990. Includes: 1938 Northwestern, 11/8/58 vs. Purdue, 1/1/69 Rose Bowl vs. USC with O.J. Simpson; (EX, presents nicer) 1970, 1972, 1973 (GD/VG), 1976-1979, 1980 (VG-EX), 1981- other programs: 10/22/49 Michigan State vs. Penn State, 11/24/51 Notre Dame vs. 1990, 1993-1996. Iowa, 10/30/76 Navy vs. Notre Dame. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

138 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 913. Dave 914. NFL “75 Robinson Seasons” 1964-1985 Hardcover Signed Book Signed Personal by (22) With Check Lot of Butkus, (100) Payton and A vital component Unitas - Full on the first two JSA Super Bowl cham- Published to cele- pionship rosters, brate the NFL’s linebacker Dave 75th Anniversary, Robinson enjoyed this pristine hard- a 12-year Hall of cover edition of Fame career in the 75 Seasons NFL, as well as an (Turner engineering Publishing, 1995) endeavor for the is autographed by (22) of the game’s most celebrated figures. The 320-page volume is Schlitz Brewery decorated with fiber tip pennings that trumpet (“10”) strength throughout. Includes: during and after his Bradshaw, R. Brown, Butkus, Donovan, Graham, D. Green, Greene, Ham, F. Harris, football days. These (100) personal checks are signed by Robinson. Dating from 1964 Hornung, Houston, Lambert, Lanier, A. Manning, B. Mitchell, Nitschke, Payton, to 1985, the vouchers showcase blue ballpoint pennings (average “9” strength) and Sayers, Tagliabue, Thiesmann, Unitas and Upshaw. Full photo LOA from JSA. include (2) checks with familiar Schlitz logos. Nice “break” value! Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

915. Walter Payton Signed Chicago Bears White Jersey With Six Highlight Inscriptions - Full PSA/DNA An archetypal “Monster of the Midway,” Soldier Field stalwart Walter Payton refused to go down or go out of bounds and, contrary to the norm, administered pun- ishing blows to defenders before they could to do the same to him. This Chicago 916. Multi-Sport Autograph Lot of (28) With (2) Aaron, M. Bears road jersey is auto- Johnson and B. Sanders graphed by Payton (d.1999) The stars light up the sky (and your autograph collection) in this lot of (28) souvenirs on the back twill “3” in silver signed by some of the most celebrated performers in sports. Bold scriptings average marker (“8-9” strength) and (“8-9”) quality with keys including: Baseball: Aaron (signed bat); T. Williams (signed inscribed “34 – Sweetness – correspondence); and (14) signed baseballs with Aaron, Banks, Killebrew, Mathews MVP 1977 – Super Bowl XX and Musial; Basketball: M. Johnson (signed 8x10 photo); Football: Hornung and B. – 16,726 – HOF 1993.” Full Sanders (signed 8x10 photos). Individual certs/stickers from JSA or PSA/DNA. More photo LOA from PSA/DNA. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

917. Autograph Balance of Collection With Mickey Mantle, Jimmy Carter and Charlton Heston Icons from the diamond, gridiron, stage and screen - and even the White House – have autographed these (26) items! Bold signatures show (“9”) or better strength with highlights including: Jimmy Carter (hardcover edition of Turning Point), Charlton Heston (hardcover edition of In The Arena); Paul 918. Mickey Mantle and Muhammad Ali Single-Signed Hornung (April 1966 Sport Photographs - Both Full JSA Magazine); Mickey Mantle Worshiped by millions in their respective arenas, Heavyweight Champion Muhammad (8x10 photo); Stan Musial Ali and Bronx slugger Mickey Mantle have individually endorsed these (2) 8x10 (ONL Coleman ball); and black-and-white photos. Both are personalized and signed in black marker. Ali’s pen- Peyton Manning (8x10 ning projects (“8-9”) strength, while Mantle’s signature shows (“10”) potency with his photo). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. “Best Wishes” salutation. Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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919. 1969-1978 Topps & 920. (7) 1974- O-Pee-Chee Hockey 1980 Topps Collection of (5,500+) Hockey Cards with Stars Complete & Shoot and score with the offered Near Sets with 1969-1978 Topps and O-Pee-Chee SGC 60 Hockey collection of (5,500+) cards featuring several Hall of Gretzky RC Famers and stars. Additional near Presented are seven and partial sets are undoubtedly 1974-1980 Topps dispersed throughout. Highlights Hockey complete include: 1971-72 Topps: #111 CL and near sets. (EX-MT); 1971-72 Topps/OPC Highlights include: Story Booklets: #24 Orr (EX- 1974-75 Topps MT); 1974-75 OPC WHA: #53 near: CL (NM); 1974-75 Topps: (263/264, average (1800+, average EX-MT) with (2) EX to EX-MT) #195 Potvin RC (EX-MT, VG), (5) with #195 Potvin #261 Bowman RC CO (average RC (EX-MT), #261 Bowman RC CO (EX-MT); 1975-76 Topps near: (295/330, aver- EX); 1976-77 Topps: (1,800+, age VG-EX); (2) 1976-77 Topps sets: (264/264, average EX to EX-MT) with (2) average EX-MT) with (2) #115 #115 Trottier RC (EX-MT, VG), (2) #213 Orr (both EX); 1977-78 Topps set: Trottier RC (one EX, one PR) and (264/264, average EX to EX-MT); 1979-80 Topps set: (264/264, average EX to EX- 1977-78 Topps: (1,000+, average EX to EX-MT) with (2) #251 Orr (EX-MT, VG- MT) with #18 Gretzky RC (SGC 60); 1979-80 Topps near: (261/264, average EX- EX). More on our website. MT to NM) with #175 Howe (NM) and #185 Bo. Hull (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

921. 1977-1991 Topps & O-Pee- 922. (6,000+) 1979- Chee Hockey Hoard of (10,000+) 1990s Hockey Card with Many Stars & Near Sets Treasure Chest with An instant power play is available with the Many Stars Including offered 1977-1991 Topps and O-Pee-Chee Gretzky RC Hockey hoard of (10,000+) featuring many Stacked 1979-1990s hockey card Hall of Famers and stars. Several near sets treasure chest of (6,000+) cards are undoubtedly mixed throughout. featuring numerous stars includ- Highlights include: 1977-78 OPC: (600+, ing the debut of “The Great average NM-MT); 1978-79 OPC: (850+, One”. Highlights include: Hall average NM to NM-MT) with (4) #353 D. of Famers/Stars: 1979-80 Taylor RC (average EX-MT); 1978-79 Topps #18 Gretzky RC (VG), Topps: (1,600+, average NM, 21 wrappers (3) 1983-84 OPC #29 Gretzky average VG-EX) with (2) #118 Bossy RC ((2) NM, EX-MT); (4) 1984-85 (NM-MT, NM); 1979-80 Topps: (900+, OPC #243 Gretzky (average average VG-EX to EX, two wrappers aver- NM-MT), 1985-86 OPC: #9 age EX) with (2) #175 Howe (both EX-MT), Lemieux RC (NM), #120 (2) #175 Bo. Hull (both VG); 1980-81 Gretzky (NM-MT); 1986-87 Topps: (1,100+, average NM, mostly unscratched) with (3) #3 Gretzky RB (NM, EX- OPC: #3 Gretzky (NM), #53 MT, VG-EX, all unscratched), #140 Bourque RC (EX-MT, unscratched), #250 Roy RC (EX-MT); 1986-87 Gretzky (NM, unscratched); 1981-82 OPC: #106 Gretzky (NM-MT), #107 Kurri RC Topps #53 Roy RC (EX-MT); (NM); 1984-85 OPC: (600+, average NM-MT) with (2) #327 Neely RC (NM-MT, Key Quantities: (362) Gretzky, NM); 1984-85 Topps: #49 Yzerman RC (NM) and 1985-86 Topps: (800+, average (179) Br. Hull and (124) NM-MT) with (6) #29 Yzerman (average NM-MT). More on our website Opening Bid $400.00 Lemieux. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

923. (389) 924. 1993 1970s- Florida 1990s Panthers Hockey Inaugural Signed Season Cards Signed Lot Archive of (20) Plus (389) 1970s- Numerous 1990s hockey signed cards Related from the Items major manu- Our consignor had inside media access to the players, and this collection consists pri- facturers of marily of 1993 inaugural items, with some additional pieces relating to 1993 players the day in subsequent seasons. Condition averages EX/EX-MT overall and “8-10” signatures. including Signed: 1) 18x32 limited edition mascot poster (#110/300) w/30 sigs (framed to Topps, O-Pee- 26x40 with frame wear). 2) 24x36 poster w/Clarke, Vanbiesbrouck, Lowry, Cirella, Chee, Lomakin, Mellanby, Niedermayer and Skrudland. 3) Replica jersey w/28 sigs (Full Parkhurst, Score, Upper Deck and many others. These crisp autographs average (“8- LOA from JSA). 4-5) Pair of replica goalie helmets w/approx. 20 sigs apiece. 6-18) 9”) and feature a slew of regional favorites including: (2) Bondra, (5) Fedorov, (2) 3x5 photo prints w/Mellanby, Skrudland, Lomakin, Nidermayer, Lowry, Cirella and Langway, C. Lemieux and (4) Middleton. The approximate decade breakdown is as Vanbiesbrouck. 19) Bill Torrey “Inaugural Game” Cachet (“95/1993”). 20) Skrudland follows: 5% (pre-1980s), 45% (1980s) and 50% (1990s). The surfaces generally aver- Breakaway Program. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. age (EX-MT) for earlier issues and escalates toward (NM-MT) for later editions. Opening Bid $250.00 Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

140 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 925. (3) 926. 1955 Helms World 1949-1951 Trophy Presented to Philadelphia U.S. Diver Pat Sports McCormick Writers A lifelong endeavor netted Association California-born diver Pat McCormick (among countless Dinner other accolades) this Helms Programs World Trophy. It was during her Signed by youth and teen years that an undaunted McCormick routinely (26) With practiced dives not allowed in Foxx, Rickey female competition. At the 1952 and Veeck Summer Olympics in Helsinki, Issued at three Finland, McCormick parlayed consecutive her tireless practice sessions into Philadelphia Gold Medal efforts in both the Sports Writers’ Association Annual Dinners, these programs have been autographed Springboard and Platform events. by (26) celebrities in a city where they tell it like it is! The guides were respectively Four years later in Melbourne, issued at the 1949, 1950 and 1951 events and showcase bold signatures (average “8” she repeated those prestigious strength) rendered with a variety of writing utensils. Highlights include: Richie awards. In between, McCormick was given this handsome trophy plaque. Affixed to a Ashburn, Jimmie Dykes, Jimmie Foxx, (2) Greasy Neale, Branch Rickey, Steve Van vintage wooden board of 11x13, an 8x10 silver plate trophy features relief likenesses Buren and Bill Veeck. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. of the Los Angeles-based Helms Foundation, as well as the names of overseas con- Opening Bid $150.00 temporaries. This vintage relic presents nicely with age-induced tarnish. Opening Bid $500.00

928. (98) Wayne Gretzky Autographed Brass Nameplates Just one shy of his famed jersey number “99” that was retired throughout the NHL, these (98) brass nameplates have been autographed by hockey legend Wayne Gretzky. Each measures 2-5/8” 927. NHL “500 Goal Scorer” Multi-Signed Litho with (17) in length and is signed by Gretzky in black Signatures—Full JSA marker and inscribed Swift and colorful, these NHL greats set the bar for scoring proliferation. Signed by “99.” The signatures (17) members of hockey’s “500 Goal Scorer” club this dynamic 37-1/2 x 22-3/4” litho show (“9-10”) potency (NM-MT) is well-suited for prominent display. Located at bottom, the signatures throughout with name- range (“5” to “8”) with (3) lesser. Featured from left to right are: L. McDonald, F. plates attached in five Mahovlich, G. Lafluer, D. Ciccarelli, P. Esposito, S. Mikita, M. Richard, G. Howe, B. rows. Auction LOA Hull, M. Bossy, J. Bucyk, G. Perrault, M. Gartner, J. Beliveau, B. Trottier, M. Goulet, from JSA. M. Dionne. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

930. Rory McIlroy Signed PGA 929. Tiger Woods Signed Championship 1991 Golf Digest Framed Flag and 10x8 Clipping - Early Photograph - JSA Signature! Full JSA Tiger who??? All of 26 years old and already Setting the precedent to his cham- ranked #1 in the world, pionship-laden PGA career, 16- Northern Ireland Native year-old Tiger Woods wrested the Rory McIlroy has four attention of Golf Digest, which major tournament crowns placed him atop the 1991 Boys to his credit and is the Rankings. This clipping of that endorser of these (2) article is decorated with a very links mementos. early Woods autograph! Framed Includes: 2012 PGA to 14-1/8 x 22-1/8”, the article Championship Flag: a measures approximately 7x5 and 20 x 13-1/2” gold-col- is signed by Woods in black ored nylon banner with marker (“8-9” strength). event logo and grommets Accenting the display is an 8x10 intact; signed in black color action photo of Woods. Full marker (“8-9” strength); photo LOA from JSA. Signed Photo: a 10x8 color print of McIlroy kissing the PGA Championship trophy; Opening Bid $200.00 signed in black marker (“10” strength). Individual JSA certs/stickers. Opening Bid $200.00

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932. Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier Dual- Signed 1971 Life Magazine - Full JSA The original “Fight of the Century”, not to be mistaken 931. James Corbett 1908 Autograph - for that dubious 933. Muhammad Ali Handwritten Full JSA performance at the Though his career spanned only 24 fights, MGM Grand on Note Card - Full JSA Heavyweight legend James Corbett claimed the title May 2nd, the 1971 Outspoken in boxing, as well as in political matters, by knocking out bare knuckles legend John L. heavyweight title fight between Muhammad Ali and former Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali Sullivan. Corbett was compliant with an autograph Joe Frazier left no spectator unsatisfied. This March 19, composed a historical message on this 8x5 lined request shortly after his career in the ring and 1971 Issue of Life Magazine (VG) depicting the two index card. Penned in black marker, Ali’s penman- authored this bold signature. Composed in black-ink fighters features bold blue and black marker signatures ship is clear and reads: “Back in 1922 or 1923, when steel tip fountain pen on a 3-3/8 x 2-7/8” blank card, (“9”) over thier likenesses. The signatures were a debate was taking place in congress concerning Corbett’s scripting projects (“9”) potency and is pre- obtained at the 1994 “50th Birthday Bash” for Joe appropriation of funds for Harvard University, a ceded by his “Yours truly” salutation and dated Frazier held at the Atlantic City Taj Mahal where both school set aside to train our people.” Comes with a “Feb/1908.” Full photo LOA from JSA. former champs were in attendance (two-piece invitation full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 included). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

934. 1940s Album 935. Marlon Page Signed by Brando Howard Hughes - Signed Full JSA Handwritten Oh, to be the proverbial “fly Note in on the wall” when these auto- Original graphs were gathered! We can only speculate as to the where Notebook and why, but the certainty is with Full that these endorsers were PSA/DNA some of the most iconic fig- A multitude of ures in American entertain- mesmerizing per- ment. The medium is a 5-1/8 formances won x 4-1/8” thick stock album actor Marlon page. An embossed flag in the Brando (d.2004) widespread acclaim as one film- upper left corner appears to be dom’s greatest actors. Paraphrasing his Vito from the anti-Japan movement Corleone character from the treasured classic “The (1943-1945). In steel tip foun- Godfather” we’re going to make you an offer you tain pen, famed tycoon and can’t refuse with this Brando signed handwritten recluse Howard Hughes has note. Penned in the esteemed actor’s hand this fan- signed on the blank reverse tastic letter remains positioned as the first page of its (“7-8” strength). Just below, original notebook home. Brando’s stylish signature actor Richard Dix (d.1949) has signed (“8-9” strength) and added a personalization. Next to the aforementioned registers (“9”) potency on a clean, white page. Full flag, actor William Bakewell has signed (“8-9’ strength) with a personalization. Full photo LOA from JSA. photo LOA from PSA/DNA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00

938. 1970s- 1980s TV Guide Cover Portrait Photo Lot of (68) 1970s-1980s Television gets a big send-up with this TV 937. Entertainer & Celebrity Signed Guide Cover FDC/Index Card Lot of (23) Portrait photo 936. Richard Nixon Single-Signed Fame may be fleeting by this collection of autographs lot of (68). ONL Giamatti Ball - Full JSA can be yours permanently. Presented is an entertainer Reported as publicity photos issued to local station A controversial former President of the United States and celebrity signed FDC/index card lot of (23). affiliates, these poster-sized prints present in overall autographed this baseball during the term of a con- Befitting the dignity of the featured signers this impres- excellent condition. Images are clean, bright, glossy troversial president of that sport. Specifically, sive group bears high-quality signatures ranging (“8” to and crease free, with minimal to light wear restricted Richard Nixon has endorsed this mildly toned ONL “10”). Highlights are: FDCs: Ernest Borgnine, Art to the periphery. Featured are: (32) 12x15 on heavy Giamatti ball. Executed on the sweet spot in black Carney, Doris Day, Lillian Gish, Mary Tyler Moore, stock, (28) 11-1/4 x 14-3/4 on light stock, (3) 11x14 marker, Nixon’s penning shows (“6-7”) strength and Hal Roach, Mickey Spillane, Eli Wallach, Joanne on heavy stock and (4) 12x15 matted to 16x20. Also is preceded by a personalization. Full photo LOA Woodward; index cards: (2) Douglas Fairbanks Jr. present are (13) assorted photos/posters ranging in from JSA. Auction LOA from JSA. Complete list on our website. sizes of 5x8 to 14x18. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

142 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 940. Rare 1948 Goose Tatum/Harlem Globetrotters Souvenir Pin with Ribbon Opening Bid $100.00 941. Jesse Owens August 939. 1961, 1999 All-Star Game 9, 1936 Olympics Fourth at Boston Press Pins Pair Gold Medal Ticket Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

942. April 16, 2003 Michael Jordan Final NBA Game Full Ticket and Giveaway Display (2 Items) Opening Bid $100.00

943. Amos Alonzo Stagg 1932 Hand- 944. Johnny Unitas SGC Graded Drawn Football Play and Game Pair with 1972 Topps Football SGC Notes - Full JSA 86 NM+ 7.5 & Signed Business Card Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

946. 1939 Gum Inc. War News Pictures #31 Hitler Congratulates SGC 55 945. 1980s-1990s Super Bowl VG-EX+ 4.5 Ticket Stubs Lot (7) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 947. 1954 Bowman U.S. Navy Victories Complete Set (48/48) Opening Bid $100.00

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948. 949. Golfers Golfers Hogan, Signed Snead, Flats Lot Sarazen (42) and Including Nelson Arnold Signed Palmer Flats Lot (3) (13) Averages EX Averages with “7-10” EX-MT con- signatures. dition. Includes: Includes: 8x10 Photos Matted 8x10 - Trevino (3), Magazine Watson (2), Photo - Palmer (2), Hogan. M. Hall, D. Graham, Norman (2), Kathy Baker, Andrade, Aaron, Crenshaw, Langer, Matted 8x10 Magazine Ad - Hogan, Snead, Sarazen/Snead. 8x10 Photo - Snead, B. Janzen, Wadkins, Zoeller, D. Sanders (2), J. Gate, B. Murphy, M. Barber, Inkster, H. Nelson (3), Sarazen (2). 7x9 Photo - Sarazen. 8x10 Printed Stat Page - Hogan. Cooper (2), P. Berg, Jacklin, Crampton, J. Ballard. Magazines - 1971 Trevino, 1978 Biographical Booklet - Sarazen. Auction LOA from JSA. Player, 1979 Crenshaw. 4x6 to 5x7 Photos - Palmer, Player (2), DeVicenzo, Langer, Opening Bid $200.00 Mahaffey. Glove - D. Sanders. Pamphlet - C. Rodriguez. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

951. Palmer, Nicklaus & Player Signed Golf Display—All Individually Certified A combined total of thirteen Masters Tournaments have been won by the trio of legends represented in this signed golf display. Offered is a 16x20 framed and matted display with (3) individually certified autographs along with a title card that reads “Champions of Golf, The Masters Collection. Featured are: Arnold Palmer 3x 2- 1/2” cut (“9”) with JSA basic 950. Sam Snead and Billy Casper Signed Baseballs Pair cert/sticker; Jack Nicklaus This past April marked the 50th anniversary of Snead’s record as the oldest winner of 8x10 photo (“9-10”) with a PGA Tour event. Slammin’ Sammy won the Greater Greensboro Open at age 52— JSA basic cert/sticker; and and Billy Casper was also in the field that day. Offered is a medium-toned ONL Gary Player Pro Set trading (White) ball with Snead’s “7” signature and a white ONL (White) ball with Casper’s card (“9”) with Mounted “8” signature. Auction LOA from JSA. Memories hologram Opening Bid $150.00 sticker/cert card. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

952. Golfer Dual-Signed Official PGA Scorecard Lot of (10) with Palmer—All PSA/DNA Certified Score big with this golfer dual-signed official PGA scorecard lot of (10). These are the original scorecards turned in at the end of a round during a PGA event. Each has been dual-signed by participating golfers on lines noted as “Marker’s Signature” 953. Sam Snead Signed Personal Check Lot of (10) and “Competitor’s Signature” and all (10) are certified Authentic by PSA/DNA. In Victorious in a record 82 PGA Tour events, Sam Snead was “money” on the links and addition to (20) certified big name pro signatures (average “8-10”) you also get a hole holds a similar status in this lot of (10) signed personal checks. Dated 1976 and drawn by hole account of (10) contestant’s performances. Key signers are Palmer, Floyd, from his account in Hot Springs, Virginia, each voucher is endorsed on the appropriate Irwin, Singh and Weiskopf. More on our website. line in blue ballpoint (average “9-10” strength). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

144 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 954. Bob 955. Autographed Golf Hope Special Flag Lot of (2) With Edition Single-Signed Character Mickelson - Both Full Putter & JSA Sleeve of Golf Fore! These bold autographs Balls score big on these ready-for-display tournament flags. Fiber tip Entertainer/entre- pennings (average “8-9” preneur Bob Hope strength) take well to the nylon filled the world surfaces and include: Phil with laughter and Mickelson: 19-1/2 x 13” good will during Bridgestone Invitational white his 100-year life. flag signed in black marker; Sing a chorus of Multi-Signed: 17-1/2 x 12-3/4” “Thanks for the Memorial Tournament yellow Memories” while flag signed by (17) with keys recalling Hope’s including Bradley, Day, Els, love of golf with Furyk, Garcia, Griffin, Horschel, this pair of related collectibles with: 1.) 34” putter in excellent condition with minor Mickelson, Rose, Sorenstam and wear featuring a molded character image of Hope and an engraved facsimile signature Spieth. Flag present beautifully on the brass club head, a caricature image on the grip and the words “Bob Hope with grommets intact. Individual Special Edition” on the shaft; 2.) 1996 sleeve of (3) “Top Flite” golf balls with Hope full photo LOAs from JSA. caricature image and facsimile signature. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

957. 1997 Tiger Woods & Lee Janzen Dual-Signed Official 956. 1981 Donruss Golf Near Case of (14/16) Wax Boxes Plus PGA Scorecard-PSA/DNA Certified 1982 Donruss Golf Wax Box & (4) Sets Less than a year after turning pro in 1996 golfer “Tiger” Woods won the 1997 Masters Tee off on this 1981-1990 golf card collection! Includes: 1981 Donruss Golf near Tournament, becoming the youngest to do so. A month later he finished tied for fourth wax case: (14/16 boxes, 36 packs per, boxes display minimal shelf wear while card- at the MasterCard Colonial on the way to becoming the fastest ever to reach a No. 1 board box displays moderate-to-extensive wear, packs are crisp and clean, Niklaus World ranking. Presented is Lee Janzen’s official 5/22/97 MasterCard Colonial first RC); 1982 Donruss Golf wax box: (36 packs, packs and display are clean); Sets: (4 round scorecard dual-signed by Janzen (“8”) as the contestant and Woods (“8-9”) as sets, all NM to NM-MT) with 1981 Donruss Golf set, 1982 Donruss Golf set, 1989 the marker. Certified Authentic by PSA/DNA this very early Woods signature is a PGA Tour Trading Cards set and 1990 PGA Tour Trading Cards set. must for historically minded golf enthusiasts. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

958. Tiger Woods Signed 959. Tiger 2007 UDA Display Woods/Jack (#31/207) and 2002 Multi- Nicklaus Signed Pin Flag (30 UDA Dual- Signatures) Signed Tiger’s black-Sharpie “9-10” signa- Limited- ture leaps off the light backdrop of Edition 2005 this 16x20 NM/MT photo montage print. It’s matted and framed to Masters Pin 22x26 and comes with a UDA COA. Flag The multi-signed flag measures (#13/100) approximately 13x21 and rates NM In recent years, with “8-10” signatures of J. Kelly this exclusive, (winner), Love (2nd place), S. small-run piece Mikita (hockey HOFer), J. Leonard, has sold at auc- Lonard, Floyd, Mediate, Singh, tion for over Price, Estes, Sutton, Mayfair, $1,100. And if Strange, Stricker, Weir, Sutherland, Tiger ever fully returns to form with a Masters victory, it’s going to skyrocket higher. Riley, Sindelar, Toms, Lowery, Celebrating Woods’ 2005 victory and Nicklaus’ final Masters appearance, the stirring McCarron, Pernice, Lickliter, flag/photo display measures 22x28 and is numbered “13/100.” Its interior contents Verplank, Gay, etc. Framed to 19x27 rate NM/MT with brilliant “10” signatures. The frame and Plexiglas bear some minor (some handling wear to frame). handling wear. Overall dimensions of 25-1/4 x 31-1/2”. COA from Upper Deck Auction LOA from JSA. Authenticated. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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961. U.S. and Foreign Olympic Stars Signed Ephemera Lot (59 Items) Including Weissmuller and Owens Averages EX with “7-10” signatures. Includes: 1984 Olympics Ticket - B. Mathias. Large 960. Tiger Woods Autographed LE Shadowbox Display - UDA Cut - 1936 In terms of visual quality, you can practically smell the green with this shadowbox Weissmuller. 8x10 display portraying and autographed by links great Tiger Woods. Framed to 56-5/8 x Photos - J. Owens, 33-5/8”, the backdrop features a sizable likeness of Woods completing a vigorous H. Dillard, Heiss swing. Emerging through the front glass is an actual Sasquatch driver, facilitating a 3- Jenkins. Magazine D image that darn near prompts you to follow the flight of the ball! The limited edi- Cover - C. Lewis. tion (55/100) piece is signed by Woods in black marker (“10” strength). Comes with a Ice Skate - T. cert/hologram from UDA. Lipinski (“5”). Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

962. Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Autograph Display - JSA With 76 wins over a 26-year career, Dale Earnhardt, Sr. was pursuing still more triumphs when a tragic accident in the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500 brought an end to both his life and remarkable run. This display is autographed by the NASCAR icon. Framed to 18-7/8 x 22-7/8”, an 11 x 8- 1/2” photo is signed in black marker (“8- 9” strength). Comes with a JSA sticker. 963. Richard Petty Sheet Metal Fender Piece Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

964. Scarce 1932 Olympics “American Football” Official Program Opening Bid $100.00

965. Pele Single Signed “Baden” Soccer Ball Opening Bid $100.00

146 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: JUNE 11, 2015 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 301-608-0355 966. 1939 Philadelphia Athletics Multi-Signed Album Page With Harry O’Neill - Full JSA In a decade that began with a well- rounded roster and resultant dominance for Connie Mack’s Philadelphia Athletics, the 1930s closed with that same franchise in financial ruin and annually in the basement of the American League. Nearly every component was calamitous. Mack, well into his 70s, took ill for the lengthy parts of two seasons (1937, 1939) and was spelled by his son, Earle Mack. While the club had long-since been stripped of legends like Foxx, Grove and Simmons, names from the ravaged 1939 roster are most enticing to the autograph connoisseur. The offered album page is decorated with (7) potent scriptings from that club; names that, while they don’t necessarily strike a chord in regards to on-field favorites, trump the usual icons for reasons that transcend the game.

Measuring 2-3/4 x 4-1/8”, the crisp, crease-free sheet is endorsed in black-ink steel tip fountain pen. From top to bottom are: Frankie Hayes (“7” strength) a backstop who died in 1955 from an abdominal hemorrhage; Chubby Dean (“9” strength; d.1970); Lena Blackburne (coach, d.1968; “10” strength); Harry O’Neill (“8-9” strength) one of the most fleeting signatures in American sports and culture. O’Neill caught the final two innings (replacing Hayes) of a 16-3 blowout loss to the Detroit Tigers on July 23, 1939. He did not come to bat and was not credited with any assists or putouts. That was the extent of his Major League career. O’Neill then enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. He was wounded by shrapnel while fighting in Saipan, returned to America for treatment and was sent back overseas into combat. On March 6, 1945, he was killed by a sniper in Iwo Jima, becoming one of two Major League players (along with Elmer Gedeon) to die in World War II; Earle Mack (“9” strength; d.1967) Connie Mack’s son who hit a paltry .l25 over parts of three seasons and went 30-60 while filling in for his father at the helm in 1939; Earle Brucker (“9-10” strength; d.1981); and James “Doc” Tadley (trainer; “8” strength).

A pristine piece of history, this treasure comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1500.00

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