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To My Fellow Hobbyists,

Welcome to our fifth and final auction of 2010. This auction features the spectacular personal collection of veteran hobbyist Steve Wolfe of King George, Virginia. The high-grade 1952 Topps set as well as early Bowman and Goudey sets are featured along with an extensive array of other high-grade cards and unique memorabilia. We thank Steve for his trust in us, and I'm sure many of you will enjoy owning some of these treasures as Steve did. In our constant efforts to improve our auctions to meet your requests, we have made a noteworthy change for this and all future auctions. We will require initial bids to be submitted by 10:00 PM east coast time rather than 9:00 PM. A little love for our "left coast" people! With our auction ending just before the King Of Prussia/Philadelphia, PA show, we are tentatively planning to have a truck to deliver winning items on Saturday December 4th if we get enough interest. Contact Stefan to arrange this.

With all that said, once again our dedicated team has outdone itself in assembling this fantastic array of rare, unusual and even one-of-a-kind items. Dave Stoddard has added even more new features to keep our site simple and user friendly while incorporating new and useful ideas. Our head writer Kevin Heffner and his staff of James Feagin and Mark Raines have worked tirelessly to get these lots written. Former writer turned photographer Matt Flores and our "man of many hats" Stefan Wisinski have captured all the images. Utility men Randy Curtis and Ricky Huggins have aided all the above without missing a beat. Mark Spinrad has swept the catalog for #@%#”s, while Josh Wulkan and Stefan have given Mike Henry the “canvas and paint” he needs to create another master- piece.

Kris Fraley and Randy did another amazing job sending out lots in a safe and timely manner. Great job guys!! Once again Barry Malkin's eagle eyes have spotted some high-grade gems!!

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

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

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

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

Good Luck New Time Change!!

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

V E RY IMPORTA N T: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND THE COST FAC TOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATA LOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELA B- O R ATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EV E RY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOW EVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO W E H AVE ADDED MANY MORE PH OTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELA B O R ATE DESCRIPTION ON V I RT UA L LY EV E RY ITEM ON OUR WEBSITE. WELL WO RTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT ! WEBSITE: W W W. H U G G I N S A N D S C OTT. C O M Here's how we are running our December 1-2, 2010 bids are placed on the lot. If you have not bid on the auction: lot, you will need to place your first bid by the time the countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. If you have any BIDDING BEGINS: questions, please ask in advance! Wednesday Nov. 17th, 2010 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared 10:00 pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We to STEP 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go describe and photograph each item in the most clear and to “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE are in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or hold the current high bid for, and which lots you have been toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the day. item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session REGISTRATION: (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on Dec. 1st, if you are the You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the only bidder on an item that ends on Dec. 1st, that item will phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online close and you will be declared the winner. We cannot stress at www.hugginsandscott.com. Our local phone number is enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For exam- 301-608-0355. Should you choose the online method and ple, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a bid have any problems, please call us for assistance. Our normal (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every item business hours are Monday-Saturday 11-6p, Sunday 12-5p that you are interested in, you are good to go and will be Eastern Time. allowed to bid at the end of the auction on both nights, without the possibility of being shutout. Once registered you will need to confirm your email address by following the link in the confirmation email that STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session is automatically sent to your email address that you register Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding with. At the time of registration, you will create a User ID session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the and Password, that you are responsible for; you will use that end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item same User ID and Password every time you log into our site that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or on a new item during this time. by telephone. ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN STANDARD TIME STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auc- STEP 1) Initial Bids tions all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friendly. Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchro- roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them nized by Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern on the item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at time, which is when the lot would end if no additional 11:00pm on their respective end dates. If only one bid has

4 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 been received and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the win- option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, ner. If there have been two or more bids on a particular $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have $500, $550, $600 and so on. passed without any additional bids on that item. A 30- minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automati- b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options cally reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. If you for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30- $2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. minute clock will NOT reset. This is now available in real time on our website. You will want to hit the "REFRESH" Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max button on your computer as the clock counts down, as our bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've system will not automatically show an increase in bids. Bids been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this on items will continue to be accepted between 10:00 pm means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the item placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can these rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 10:00 pm enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the can close prior to 11:30 pm EST. current high bid.

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

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

PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT About Our Grading: retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are graded and encapsulated by independent grading compa- bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all nies. Many other lots have been graded by our highly edu- bids in the auction and bidding privileges revoked. WE cated writers. For the most part, these are conservative CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss AUCTION BY CANCELING BIDS. something. We are not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and 6) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are we cannot issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a available for viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver numerical grade or the exact grade that we describe. We Spring Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in advance strongly recommend that you come look at any items that for an appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you are bidding on, and make your own determination you provide a list of the items that you want to examine, so about it's grade. we may have them ready for you. No appointments will be allowed on December 1-2, 2010. Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing compa- 7) All bids are in US Dollars! ny. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are always looking for part-time field representatives in new 8) When we refer to a population report about graded areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- at 215-530-4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose sit- ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's money. population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of Consignments For Our Next Auction: writing and are subject to change. We have already begun taking consignments for our next January 2011 auction. Consignment deadline: December About Our Autographs: 13th - by consigning your items early, you allow us the All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come opportunity to advertise your items on our website, in trade with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most publications and press releases, as well as at major shows used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), across the country. This is an invaluable way to expose your Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some items to our thousands of current bidders and possible new even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take bidders, who can then plan ahead to bid on your items. great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", Believe me, it happens! "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (pri- have passed the most stringent examination. marily 1960s's and older, though), feel free to call us and discuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature under a little dust, or needs the right exposure! was a common practice among teams where the key players would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a consignments of your cards and other treasures. clubhouse signature.

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M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 7 1. 1911 T205 Gold Border Complete Set with (201/208) Graded and (8) Additional Variations Often overshadowed by the iconic 1909-1911 T206 White Borders, the 1911 T205 Gold Border series is an important designation in its own right. Framed by a delicate perimeter, the colorful lithography, ornate card designs and intricately crafted portraits are second to none. Painstakingly collected one card at a time, the offered 1911 T205 Gold Border complete set of (208) cards is a paramount acquisition. Nearly 97% of this 99 year-old base edition (201/208) are professionally graded by SGC, PSA and other grading services. Additionally, the inclusion of eight challenging variations (all graded, 209 total) makes master set completion more probable. With a handful of exceptions, the reverses are clean and display more common advertising reverses. The condition breakdown for the graded cards follow: SGC: (144 cards) with (2) SGC 70, (8) SGC 60, (31) SGC 50, (42) SGC 40, (42) SGC 30, (17) SGC 20, (2) SGC 10; PSA: (61 cards) with (1) PSA 7 (mc), (3) PSA 5 (one qualifier), (32) PSA 4 (one qualifier), (16) PSA 3, (8) PSA 2, (1) PSA 1; Other Grading Companies: (4 cards) with (1) GAI 5.5, (1) GAI 3, (1) GAI 2.5 and (1) SCD EX-MT 6. Keys include Graded Hall of Famers/Stars: (32 cards) with Bresnahan (PSA 2, Open Mouth), Cobb (PSA 4), E. Collins (SGC 50, Mouth Closed), E. Collins (SGC 20, Mouth Open), Duffy (PSA 4), Evers (PSA 4, Sovereign), Huggins (SGC 70), W. Johnson (SGC 10), Joss (SGC 40), Mathewson (SGC 10), Speaker (SGC 40), Tinker (SGC 50), Wallace (SGC 20, Without Cap, Two Lines of 1910), Walsh (PSA 3), C. Young (PSA 4, mk); Graded Minor League Commons: (11 cards) with Frick (PSA 4); Graded Shortprints/Tough Variations: (31 cards) with Fisher (SGC 40), Ford (SGC 40, White Cap), Gray (SGC 40, No Stats on Back), Hoblitzell (PSA 3, No Cin. After 1908 Stats), Shean (PSA 7, mc, Cubs), Suggs (SGC 40) and four graded SGC commons from the Nagy collection. For more details and a complete list of cards and their respective grades, please visit our website. Opening Bid $2500.00

8 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 2. 1922 V61-1 Neilson’s Chocolate Partial Set of (69/120) PSA Graded Cards Constituting nearly 25% of all those graded by PSA, this 1922 V61-1 Neilson’s Chocolate partial set of (69/120) is a sight to behold. Issued in packages of “Big League Bars” in Canada, when found, these difficult samples typically display reverse damage, however, none of these contain any back damage. Additionally, the population report confirms single digit submissions for each card, many of which are the highest or only graded. Included are PSA 5: (2 cards, both only graded) with #100 Sherdel, #107 Fletcher; PSA 4.5: #28 Cole; PSA 4: (21 cards, all highest or only graded, unless noted) with #15 Falk, #19 Pillette, #20 Schang, #23 Miller, #24 S. Johnson (one better), #31 Wambsganss, #35 P. Collins, #39 Shawkey, #48 Pipp, #49 Gerber, #51 Ellerbe, #56 Stock, #57 Cooper, #58 Griffith, #65 Doak, #75 J. Smith (one better), #78 Pinelli, #93 Nehf (two better), #94 Snyder, #104 Rapp (one better), #116 Caveney; PSA 3.5: #54 Bigbee (highest graded); PSA 3: (23 cards) with #3 Zachary (highest graded), #21 Woodall (only graded), #33 Veach (none better), #46 Menosky (highest graded), #50 Gharrity (none better), #53 Hauser, #67 Bohne, #105 O. Grimes (only graded), #110 Hollocher (none better), #112 Cunningham (none better); PSA 2: (18 cards) with #4 Bush, #7 Mays, #17 Rigney, #25 Severeid (only graded), #40 Shocker (none better), #52 K. Williams (only graded), #72 Luque and #120 Ring (only graded). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $1500.00

3. (21) 1909- 1911 T206 White Borders 4. 1909-11 T206 Walter with (2) Hall Johnson PSA 3.5 with of Famers— Polar Bear Back All PSA Offered is the “hands at chest” pose of Supplement your the immortal Walter Johnson from the century-old tobac- popular T206 series. The card features the co card collection slightly tougher Polar Bear Tobacco with these (21) reverse and has been graded a PSA 3.5. 1909-1911 T206 Opening Bid $400.00 White Borders highlighted by a pair of Hall of Famers. Each card is graded by PSA and comes with either a Piedmont or Sweet Caporal 5. 1914 Cracker advertising Jack Roger reverse. Included are PSA 5: Hartsel Bresnahan (No (mc); PSA 4.5: Number) PSA 3 Baker; PSA 4: (3 Graded VG 3 by PSA. cards) with Dooin, Presented is a gorgeous 1914 Krause (Portrait), Cracker Jack Roger Nicholls (Hands Bresnahan (no number) varia- on Knees); PSA 3: tion. As one of the “first issue (12 cards) with H. of 10,000,000 pictures,” only Davis (No Initial), seventeen similar copies have (2) Doolan been registered with the third- (Batting, Fielding), party service. This portrait of Dygert, Jacklitsch, the Hall of Fame backstop Knabe, McQuillan emerges from a radiant red backdrop. This crease-free sample with evenly worn cor- (with Bat), Murphy (Batting), Oldring (Fielding), Powers, I. Thomas, Titus; PSA 2: (4 ners has extensive caramel discoloration common to the issue. One of two examples cards) with Bender (Portrait), Livingston, Murphy (Throwing) and Nicholls (Batting). at the grading tier with only six better. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 9 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 6. 1921 7. 1921 W551 W551 Ty Babe Cobb Ruth PSA PSA NM- NM-MT 8 MT 8 Graded by Graded by PSA NM- PSA NM-MT MT 8. 8. Presented Presented is is one of the a hand-cut first baseball “strip card” cards featur- that features ing Ruth in a sharp corner, Yankees uni- smooth form. This edges, pastel hand-cut blue color “strip card” and a clear features sharp image. This corners, blank-backed smooth edges, card is one bold red color of two 1921 and stunningly crisp focus. This blank-backed card is W551 cards 8. 1921 W551 Walter Johnson PSA one of three W551 cards of Ruth graded by PSA at of Cobb graded by PSA at NM-MT 8, with only a sin- NM 7 gle example grading higher. NM-MT 8, with none grading higher. Pop 2 with one higher! Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

9. 1921 W551 Frank Baker PSA NM- 10. 1921 W551 George Sisler PSA 11. 1921 W551 Jess Barnes PSA NM- MT+ 8.5 NM-MT+ 8.5 MT 8 Pop 1 with none higher! Pop 1 with none higher! Pop 1 with none higher! Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

14. 1921 W551 Casey Stengel and Dave Bancroft Pair of SGC Graded Cards Casey Stengel - Graded SGC 86 NM+ 7.5. Pop 2 with four higher. Dave Bancroft - Graded SGC 96 MINT 9. Pop 3 with none higher! 1 2 . 1921 W551 Wa l ly Pipp PSA MINT 9 13. 1921 W551 Tris Speaker SGC 88 Opening Bid $100.00 Pop 1 with none higher! NM-MT 8 Opening Bid $150.00 Pop 4 with only two higher. Opening Bid $150.00

10 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 16. (2) 1909- 1933 Ty Cobb SGC Graded 15. 1919-21 W514 #15 Joe Cards with Jackson SGC 40 E90-1 Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. For the “Black Get a taste of the Sox” specialist is the offered 1919-21 “Georgia Peach” W514 #15 Joe Jackson strip card. The por- with this pair of trait of the grizzled South Carolinian dis- 1909-1933 Ty Cobb plays superficial vertical creasing along the “playing day” and right border. Ample scissor guidelines post-career samples. frame the colorful illustration. Aside from Each graded by mild foxing situated on the blank reverse, SGC. Included are this mid-grade keepsake is otherwise prob- 1.) 1909-11 E90-1 lem-free. American Caramel Opening Bid $400.00 (SGC Authentic) and 2.) 1933 Sport Kings Gum #1 (SGC 50). Opening Bid $250.00

17. (3) 1907-1948 18. (10) 1927 E210 York Hall of Caramel Singles with Famers (6) Graded with Satisfy your sweet tooth with Collins, these ten 1927 E210 York Gehrig & Caramel singles with six Hall of Williams— Famers. Included are Type One: (9 cards) with #4 Faber (VG-EX), All SGC #5 Hartnett (VG), #7 Meusel Presented is a (VG-EX), #15 (VG-EX), #23 triumphant trio Schalk (PSA 4), #36 S. Rice (PSA of 1907-1948 Hall of Famers with Collins, Gehrig and Williams. Included are 1.) 4), #37 (PSA 4), #53 Roush (SGC 1907 W555 Eddie Collins light uniform (SGC 50, one of four, none better); 2.) 1933 30), #55 (PSA 4) and Type Two: Goudey #160 Lou Gehrig (SGC 10) and 3.) 1948-49 Leaf #76 T. Williams (SGC 60). (1 card) with #8 Pennock (PSA 1). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

19. 1933 Goudey #92 Lou 20. 1938 Goudey #274 Joe Gehrig PSA VG 3 DiMaggio PSA EX 5 Graded VG 3 by PSA. The “Iron Horse,” Presented is a very appealing 1938 Lou Gehrig, shows his powerful swing on Goudey “Head’s Up” card of Joe this #92 card, one of two Gehrig cards in DiMaggio, graded an EX 5 by PSA. the 1933 Goudey set. There are four evenly Exhibiting nice centering and four slightly rounded corners along with a corner wrin- worn corners, the card’s characteristics kle, but there are no major creases. This accurately reflect the assigned grade. This card also features very bold color and a pris- Goudey DiMaggio card is an attractive tine image. A very nice collector-grade card for the vintage collector. example. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

21. 1941 Double 22. (3) Play BVG 1941 Graded Lot (3) Play with (2) Ted Ball Williams Graded Presented are three BVG Stars graded cards from the with Ott unique 1941 Double Play set of dual player & blank-backed cards. Reese Includes: #23 Offered is a Reese/Higbe (BVG NM three card 7), #57 Williams/Tabor graded lot of Hall of Famers from the very popular 1941 Play Ball set. All cards are (BVG NM 7) and #81 graded by BVG or PSA and have square corners, smooth edges and nice color. Williams/Cronin (BVG Includes: #8 Ott (BVG 5.5 Excellent+), #54 Reese (PSA NM-MT 8 OC) and #64 EX-MT 6). Total of four Hall of Fame images. Doerr (BVG NM 7). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 11 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 23. 1949 24. 1949 25. 1949 Bowman Bowman Bowman #224 Satchel #226 Duke #50 Jackie Paige Snider Robinson Rookie PSA Rookie PSA 7 7 PSA 8 Graded NM 7 Presented is an Featured is an by PSA. impressive 1949 alluring 1949 Presented is a Bowman #224 Bowman #226 gorgeous 1949 Satchel Paige Edwin Duke Bowman #50 rookie card. Snider high num- Jackie Robinson Graded NM 7 by ber. Graded NM- single. The fear- PSA, this Negro MT 8 by PSA, less Dodger dis- League legend was the rookie card plays impecca- placed as part of of this Class of ble uniform the more challeng- 1980 Hall of detailing and a ing high number Famer exhibits radiant red series. Although precise centering, backdrop. purportedly 41- razor-sharp cor- Inconsequential years-old when the card was produced, Paige boasts a ners and edges along with a gleaming mustard back- perimeter wear youthful appearance on this classic cardboard. Despite drop. The rookie specialist will find tremendous prom- prevents an off-white bordering, strong corners and edges along ise with this elite sample. Of the 402 similar examples even higher technical assessment. For the “true blue” with precise centering more than make up the differ- judged by the third-party service, a mere thirteen copies Brooklyn supporter, this sample with incredible eye ence. The reverse is clean. grade better. appeal is difficult to match. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

26. 1949 Bowman #84 Roy 27. 1949 Bowman #24 Stan Musial & 28. 1949 Bowman #46 Robin Roberts Campanella & #100 Gil Hodges #60 Yogi Berra—Both PSA 7 (PSA 8) & #214 Richie Ashburn (PSA Rookies—Both PSA 7 Each graded NM 7 by PSA. Diamond stars from oppos- 7) Rookie Cards ing leagues are paired in this lot with these vibrant Enshrined Whiz Kids grace these high-grade 1949 Each graded NM 7 by PSA. Presented are the debut 1949 Bowman #24 Stan Musial and #60 Yogi Berra Bowman #46 Robin Roberts (PSA 8) and #214 Richie 1949 Bowman rookie cards of #84 Roy Campanella cards. Ashburn (PSA 7) rookie singles. Each gum card dis- and #100 Gil Hodges. As catalysts for Brooklyn’s suc- Opening Bid $250.00 plays the exceptional eye appeal one would expect for cess during the 1950s, this crisp tandem will also help the technical grades. The Roberts specimen is bested by your collection reach new heights. only eleven other examples. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

30. (6) 31. (9) 1949 1949 Bowman Bowman High Baseball Numbers, Stars & Stars & Rookies— Hall of All PSA 7 Famers— Each graded All PSA 7 NM 7 by PSA. Presented is a Each graded solid grouping NM 7 by PSA. of nine 1949 Offered is a Bowman sampling of Baseball stars six sharp 1949 and rookies. Bowman Included in this 29. (5) 1949 Bowman Hall of Baseball high higher grade numbers, stars Famers—All PSA 8 selection are #1 and Hall of Each graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Set your 1949 Bickford, #11 Famers, Bowman set apart with these five low population Hall Boudreau, #23 including #162 of Famers. Included among these high-grade treasures Doerr, #26 Kell, #29 Kiner, #85 Mize (Name on Front), Roe, #210 are #27 Feller (nine better), #33 Spahn (five better), #98 Rizzuto (No Name on Front), #110 Wynn and #111 Gordon, #229 Lopat, #233 Doby RC, #238 Lemon RC #36 Reese (seven better), #65 Slaughter (three better) Schoendienst. and #240 B. Young. and #175 Appling (two better). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

12 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 32. (21) 1949 Bowman PSA 8 Graded High Numbers Soar to the peak of the PSA Registry with these (21) 1949 Bowman high numbers. Each graded an impressive NM-MT 8 by PSA, this razor- sharp selection has few peers. Included are #149 Partee (three better), #155 Guerra (two better), #156 Zarilla (four better), #157 Masterson (two better), #160 Blackburn (one better), #167 3 3 . (42) 1949 Bowman Baseball Low Numbers—All PSA 8 Bo. Martin (four bet- Presented is a stellar collection of (42) 1949 Bowman Baseball low numbers. Each ter), #168 Lade graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Included are impressive samples of #2 Lockman (one bet- (three better), #169 ter), #8 Dickson (two better), #12 Michaels (five better), #16 Kozar (four better), #21 Heath (three better), Baumholtz (six better), #30 Seminick (two better), #38 Verban (two better), #40 #182 Peck (four bet- Munger (three better), #42 Evers (none better), #49 Shea (five better), #55 Joost (three ter), #183 Stringer better), #57 Bearden (five better), #61 Barney (five better), #64 D. DiMaggio (five (one better), #190 better), #66 Valo (six better), #68 S. Jones (five better), #70 Furillo (seven better), #74 Hearn (three better), McBride (three better), #75 Mayo (four better), #81 Stallcup (one better), #86 Pesky #199 Hughson (three (five better), #91 Wakefield (six better), #92 W. Jones (four better), #93 Stevens (three better), #203 better), #95 Pollett (five better), #101 Gordon (two better), #102 Spence (eight better), McCosky (two bet- #103 Tipton (three better), #105 Kennedy (two better), #112 Chapman (six better), ter), #204 Savage #114 Reynolds (three better), #115 Leonard (five better), #116 Hatten (three better), (one better), #208 #121 Christman (four better), #124 Murtaugh (four better, script), #128 Vander Meer Trout (five better), (seven better), #130 H. Walker (three better), #131 Lehner (two better), #134 Borowy #209 Keller (four better), #217 Pieretti (six better), #222 Kellner (seven better), #228 (five better), #139 Arft (four better), #140 Scarborough (three better) and #144 Mayo (three better), #235 J. Russell (four better) and #236 Sanford (three better). Haefner (three better). Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $900.00

34. (65) 1949 35. (83) 1949 Bowman Bowman Baseball Baseball High PSA 7 Numbers—All Graded Low PSA 7 Numbers Each graded NM 7 Each graded NM 7 by PSA. Complete by PSA. Offered is the challenging 1949 a sterling collec- Bowman Baseball tion of (83) 1949 set by securing these Bowman Baseball (65) high numbers. low numbers. With more than half Included are #3, #4 of the challenging (no name on front), series present in 5-7, 9, 10, 13-15, high grade, this 17, #18 Thomson, gathering is a “win- 19, 20, 22, 25, 28, win” proposition. 31, 32, 34, #35 Included are #145- Raschi, 37, 39, 41, 148, 150-154, 158, 43-45, #47 Sain, 159, 161, #163 48, 51-53, #54 McCullough (seven Marion, 56, 58, 59, better), 164-166, 62, 63, 67, #69 170-174, 176-181, Henrich, 71-73, 76, 184, #185 Reiser, 77, #78 (no name 186, 1987, #188 on front), 79, 80, Drews (three better), 82, #83 (no name 189, 191-193, #194 on front), 87, #88 Branca, 195, 196, (no name on front), #197 Lindell (eight 89, 90, 94, 96, 97, better), 198, 200- 99, 104, 106-108, 202, 205, #206 #109 (script name), Edwards (two bet- 113, 117-120, 122, ter), #207 Hopp 123, 125, #126 (nine better), 211- (script name), #127 213, #215 Higbe (three better), 216, 218-221, 223, 225, 227, 230-232, 234, 237 and (script name), 129, 239. #132 (script name), 133, 135-138 and 141-143. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $750.00

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36. 1952 37. 1952 Topps #311 Topps Mickey #261 Willie Mantle PSA Mays PSA NM 7 NM 7 Presented is a As the premier card high-grade 1952 in the most popular Topps #261 post-war baseball Willie Mays card set, the Mickey PSA NM 7 card. Mantle Topps #311 Part of the rookie card com- scarce semi-high mands the utmost series, these respect around the cards were pro- hobby. This is an duced in fewer attractive example quantities than that has marvelous earlier numbered eye appeal. The blue brethren. sky and golden bat Combined with colors are extremely Mays’ extreme bold, and one can popularity, this easily tell the card has become Yankee hat is a deep one of the keys navy blue. With to the 1952 sharp registration, Topps set. This vibrant colors and card blazes forth very minor wear on with four razor the corners, this stel- sharp corners lar “Commerce and a brilliant Comet” rookie falls purple back- at the upper end of ground. Only a the technical range slight tilt keeps for a PSA 7 card. this card from Whether or not “The higher graded Mick” is looking status. back at Joe DiMaggio in the image saying, “it is now my turn, Joe” or looking Opening Bid toward his future Hall of Fame career, this specimen is forever preserved as a PSA $900.00 7 for future generations. Opening Bid $5000.00

38. 1952 Topps 39. 1952 Topps #312 Jackie #407 Eddie Robinson PSA Mathews 8 Rookie PSA 7 An instantly recogniz- Fresh from the ball able “face” of the fields of Texarkana, cherished 1952 Topps Texas, a 21 year-old Baseball series is Eddie Mathews is pre- undoubtedly found sented at the dawn of a with the offered #312 spectacular career on Jackie Robinson high this 1952 Topps #407 number. Graded NM- high number. Graded MT 8 by PSA, this NM 7 by PSA, the final immaculate represen- card from the ever-pop- tation is one of 39 at ular series is one of 27 the grading tier with at the grading tier with only nine copies only eighteen better. judged better. To put Despite a slight factory that in better perspec- tilt and minimal periph- tive, this investment- eral wear, a clear regis- grade cornerstone tration and penetrating resides in the top eight sky blue backdrop more percent of all than makes up the dif- Robinson cards judged ference. The vibrant red by the third-party reverse is clean. authenticator. Despite Portraying the only a slight factory tilt player to suit up for the common to the issue, Braves in Boston, the alluring portrait is Milwaukee and Atlanta, framed by razor-sharp this early Mathews cor- corners and clean, nerstone has withstood white edges. The the test of time. It is dif- courageous Dodger ficult to conceive of a emerges from a radi- better way to conclude ant red backdrop with the “granddaddy of modern baseball sets” than with this Hall of Fame rookie high his trusted bat in tow. The back references Robinson’s multi-sport accolades with pro- number. A premier investment piece that resides at the ninetieth percentile of similar nounced black type. An elite sample with few peers, this Hall of Fame high number Mathews examples registered with the grading service. For more details, please visit will put PSA Registry competition at your mercy. our website. Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $2500.00

14 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 40. 1952 Topps 41. 1952 #314 Roy Topps #333 Campanella Pee Wee PSA 7 Reese PSA The “heart and soul” 7 of championship For the advanced Brooklyn Dodgers Brooklyn squads of the 1950s, Dodgers enthusi- Roy Campanella is ast is the offered still a beloved icon 1952 Topps #333 for Flatbush faithful. Pee Wee Reese Graded NM 7 by high number. PSA, this elusive Graded NM 7 by 1952 Topps #314 high PSA, the card number is a premier features the representation of the Kentucky native courageous backstop. standing tall on Emerging from a radi- this properly ant yellow backdrop, centered portrait Campanella’s smiling portrait is framed by well-con- with well-formed 42. 1952 Topps #364 Clyde Sukeforth structed corners and edges. Despite slightly askew cen- corners and edges. Accentuated by precise registration, - PSA 8 tering, the precise registration and crisp uniform detail- this delicate Hall of Famer card is crease-free with a Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1952 Topps #364 ing is difficult to match. The reverse is clean with bold, clean back. Resides in the 73rd percentile of all similar Clyde Sukeforth is one of (27) at its tier with only (5) black type. Resides in the 74th percentile of similar Reese copies judged by the grading service. graded higher. Campy examples judged by the grading service. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

44. 1952 Topps #361 Bill Posedel - 4 3 . 1952 Topps #368 Ed Wright - PSA 8 PSA 8 45. 1952 Topps #351 Al Dark - PSA 8 Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1952 Topps #368 Ed Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1952 Topps #361 Bill Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1952 Topps #351 A l v i n Wright is one of (21) at its tier with only (4) graded higher. Posedel is one of (26) at its tier with only (4) graded higher. Dark is one of (32) at its level with only (9) graded higher. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

48. (10) 1952 Topps Baseball New York Yankees Lot - All Graded PSA NM 7 While the major Yankee stars received the head- lines, these role players helped those Yankee teams win five 47. (3) 1952 Topps Baseball PSA 6 straight World Graded Singles with Runnels Series titles. All Each graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Offered is a trio of (10) cards in this crisp 1952 Topps Baseball singles. Included are appro- lot grade PSA NM 46. 1952 Topps #404 Dick Brodowski priately graded renditions of #2 Runnels (black back), 7, exhibiting four - PSA 8 #72 Olson and #364 Sukeforth high number. square corners, good color and nice eye appeal. Includes: #85, #99 Woodling, #122 Jensen, 128, 155, Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1952 Topps #404 Dick Opening Bid $150.00 168, #200 Houk, 206, 237 and 248. A nice group of Brodowski is one of (23) at its plateau with only (4) cards straight from the greatest Yankee dynasty. graded higher. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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55. 1952 56. 1952 Topps Topps #37 #76 Duke Eddie Snider Stanky (Black (Black Back) Back) PSA 8 PSA 8 53. 1952 Topps #14 Bob 54. 1952 Topps #20 Billy Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00 Elliott (Black Back) PSA 8 Loes (Black Back) PSA 7 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

57. 1952 58. 1952 59. 1952 60. 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #136 #187 #191 #313 Johnny Bob Yogi Bobby Schmitz Miller Berra Thomson PSA 8 PSA 8 PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Opening Opening Bid Opening Bid Bid $150.00 Bid $150.00 $150.00 $100.00

6 1 . 1 9 5 2 62. 1952 63. 1952 64. 1952 To p p s Topps Topps Topps #315 Leo #316 #317 #318 Hal D u ro ch e r Davey Connie Gregg - PSA 7 Williams Marrero PSA 8 Opening PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Bid Bid $250.00 Opening Bid Opening $250.00 $100.00 Bid $100.00

65. 1952 66. 1952 67. 1952 68. 1952 Topps Topps #320 Topps Topps #319 John #321 Joe #322 Rube Rutherford Black Randy Walker PSA 7 PSA 7 Jackson PSA 7 Opening Bid Opening Bid PSA 7 $250.00 Opening $400.00 Opening Bid Bid $100.00 $100.00

16 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 69. 1952 70. 1952 72. 1952 Topps Topps Topps #323 #324 #326 Bubba Warren George Church Hacker Shuba PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 $300.00

71. 1952 Topps #325 Bill Serena PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00

73. 1952 75. 1952 76. 1952 Topps Topps Topps #327 #329 #330 Turk Archie Ivan Lown Wilson Delock - PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 8 Opening Bid Opening Opening Bid $100.00 Bid $100.00 $250.00

74. 1952 Topps #328 Bob Borkowski PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00

77. 1952 78. 1952 79. 1952 Topps Topps Topps #331 #332 Tony #334 Tom Bartirome Wilmer Morgan PSA 7 Mizell PSA 7 Opening Bid PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 $100.00

80. 1952 Topps #335 Ted Lepcio PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00

81. 1952 82. 1952 84. 1952 Topps Topps Topps #336 #337 Jim #339 Dave Hearn Russ Koslo PSA 7 Meyer PSA 7 Opening Bid PSA 7 Opening $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Bid $100.00 83. 1952 Topps #338 Sal Yvars - PSA 8 Opening Bid $250.00

85. 1952 88. 1952 Topps Topps #340 #343 Bob Dick Hooper Gernert PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Opening Bid $100.00 Bid $100.00

86. 1952 Topps #341 Hal 87. 1952 Topps #342 Clem Jeffcoat PSA 7 Labine PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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93. 1952 94. 1952 95. 1952 96. 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #348 #349 #350 Cal #352 Bob Bob Abrams Karl Kelly - Cain - - PSA 7 Drews - PSA 8 PSA 7 Opening Bid PSA 7 Opening Opening $100.00 Opening Bid Bid Bid $100.00 $100.00 $250.00

97. 1952 98. 1952 100. Topps Topps 1952 #353 #354 Topps Bob Del Fred #356 Greco - Hatfield - Toby PSA 7 PSA 7 Atwell - Opening Bid Opening Bid PSA 7 $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 99. 1952 Topps #355 Bobby Morgan - PSA 7 Opening Bid $250.00

101. 102. 104. 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps #357 #358 #360 Smoky John George Burgess Kucab - Crowe - - PSA 7 PSA 8 PSA 7 Opening Opening Bid Opening Bid Bid $250.00 $250.00 $150.00 103. 1952 Topps #359 Dee Fondy - PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00

105. 1952 106. 107. 1952 108. Topps #362 1952 Topps 1952 Ken Topps #365 Topps Heintzelman #363 Cookie #366 - PSA 7 Dick Lavagetto Dave Opening Bid Rozek - - PSA 7 Madison $100.00 PSA 8 Opening Bid - PSA 7 Opening $150.00 Opening Bid Bid $100.00 $250.00

18 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 109. 110. 111. 112. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #367 #369 #370 #371 Bob Dick Billy Bob Thorpe Groat Hoeft Hofman PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Opening Opening Bid Opening Bid Bid $100.00 Bid $250.00 $100.00 $100.00

114. 115. 116. 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps #373 Jim #374 Al #375 Turner Benton Jack PSA 7 PSA 7 Merson Opening Bid Opening PSA 7 $300.00 Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

113. 1952 Topps #372 Gil McDougald PSA 7 Opening Bid $250.00 118. 119. 1952 1952 Topps Topps #378 Les #377 Fusselman Chuck PSA 7 Dressen Opening Bid PSA 7 $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00 120. 1952 Topps #379 Joe 117. 1952 Topps #376 Faye Rossi PSA 7 Throneberry PSA 7 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 121. 1952 122. 123. 1952 124. Topps 1952 Topps 1952 #380 Topps #382 Topps Clem #381 Sam #383 Del Koshorek Milton Jones Wilber PSA 7 Stock PSA 7 PSA NM Opening Bid PSA 7 Opening Bid 7 $100.00 Opening $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Bid $100.00

125. 126. 127. 128. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #384 #385 #386 #387 Frank Herman Eddie Billy Crosetti Franks Yuhas - Meyer - PSA NM PSA 7 PSA 8 PSA 8 7 Opening Bid Opening Opening Opening $100.00 Bid $250.00 Bid $250.00 Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 19 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 129. 1952 130. 131. 132. 1952 Topps 1952 1952 Topps #388 Bob Topps Topps #391 Ben Chipman #389 #390 Chapman PSA 7 Ben Glenn PSA 7 Opening Bid Wade Nelson Opening Bid $150.00 PSA 7 PSA 7 $100.00 Opening Bid Opening $100.00 Bid $100.00

133. 134. 135. 136. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #392 #393 #394 #395 Hoyt Ebba St. Billy Jake Wilhelm Claire - Herman Pitler PSA 7 PSA 8 PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Opening Opening Bid Opening Bid Bid Bid $250.00 $200.00 $100.00 $250.00

137. 138. 139. 140. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #396 #397 #398 Hal #399 Jim Dick Forrest Rice Fridley Williams Main PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Opening Bid Opening Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 Bid $200.00 Bid $100.00

141. 142. 143. 144. 1952 1952 1952 1952 Topps Topps Topps Topps #400 #401 #402 #403 Bill Bill Bob Earl Miller Dickey Schultz Harrist - PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 7 PSA 8 Opening Bid Opening Opening Opening $150.00 Bid Bid $100.00 Bid $250.00 $400.00

145. 1952 146. Topps 1952 148. 1952 #405 Topps Topps #29 Eddie #406 Joe Ted Pellagrini Nuxhall Kluszewski PSA 7 PSA 7 Opening Bid Opening Bid & Gil $100.00 $300.00 Hodges— Both PSA 147. 1952 Topps #26 Monte 7 Irvin & #33 Warren Spahn— Opening Bid Both PSA 7 $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

20 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 151. 1952 Topps #65 Enos 150. 1952 Topps #129 152. (3) 1952 Topps Hall of 149. 1952 Topps #59 Robin Slaughter Johnny Mize & #175 Billy Fame Pitchers with Feller— Roberts & #216 Richie & #91 Red Martin—Both PSA 7 All PSA 7 Ashburn—Both PSA 7 Schoendienst —Both PSA 7 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 154. (3) 1952 Topps 156. (3) Washington Senators High- 1952 Graded Topps Cards New —All York PSA 8 Yankees Opening High- Bid $150.00 Grade 153. (3) 1952 Topps 155. (3) 1952 Topps Cards— Baseball Stars with Doby & Pittsburgh Pirates High- All PSA Kell—All PSA 7 Grade Singles—All PSA 8 8 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

158. (4) 159. (4) 1952 1952 160. Topps Topps St. (5) Brooklyn Louis 1952 Dodgers Cardinals Topps Low PSA 8 Detroit Numbers Singles Tigers —All Opening Bid $200.00 PSA 8 157. (3) 1952 Topps Chicago PSA 7 Cards White Sox High-Grade Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Cards—All PSA 8 Bid Opening Bid $150.00 $250.00

162. (7) 163. (8) 1952 Topps 1952 Philadelphia Area PSA 7 Topps Low Chicago Number Cubs & Grouping White Opening Bid Sox Low $200.00 Numbers —All 164. (9) 1952 Topps St. 161. (5) 1952 Topps New PSA 7 Louis Cardinals & Browns York Yankees Low Opening Bid Numbers—All PSA 7 $200.00 Low Numbers—All PSA 7 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 167. (10) 168. (11) 1952 1952 Topps Topps Boston Baseball Red Sox Low & Braves Series Low PSA 7 Numbers Cards —All Opening Bid PSA 7 $250.00 165. (10) 1952 Topps 1 6 6 . (10) 1952 Topps Baseball L ow Series PSA 7 Singles Opening Bid Baseball PSA 8 Singles $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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170. (128) 1952 Topps Baseball Cards - All PSA Graded NM 7 Offered is an enormous collection of (128) different mid-series 1952 Topps cards, all graded PSA NM 7. Within this substantial lot (31% of a complete set) are some difficult cards to locate in high grade. Perusing through this group, there are cards that appear to have fallen victim to PSA’s harsh grading standards. This group is perfect for the collector looking to begin the ardu- ous task of assembling a complete set of 1952 Topps cards or the dealer wishing to increase his inventory of this popular set. Includes: #81-84, 86, 87, 89, 90, 92-98, 101-108, 110-119, 121, 123-127, 131, 132, 134, 135, 169. (47) 1952 Topps Baseball Semi-High Cards - All 138-148, 150-154, 156-167, Graded PSA NM 7 169-174, 176-186, 188, 189, Offered is a nice group of semi-high series cards in the 1952 Topps set. Each of these 192-194, 197-199, 201, 203-205, (47) PSA graded NM 7 cards are among the more difficult to find in high grade and 207-212, 217-221, 223, 224, comprise 78% of this series. Includes: #251 Carrasquel, 252-255, 257, 259, 260, 226, 228-232, 235, 236, 239- 262-267, 270-273, #274 Branca, 275, 276, 278, 279, 281-290, 292, 293, #295 241, 245, 247, 249 and 250. Cavaretta, 297-303, 305, 307, 309 and 310. This is a great opportunity to upgrade a Opening Bid $1500.00 current 1952 Topps set or to gather high-grade dealer inventory. Opening Bid $500.00

171. 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle Rookie Card - SGC 60 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC, this 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle card holds inherent value as both the switch-hitting legend’s rookie specimen and as a scarce high number. With the crisp artist’s rendering portraying Mantle in a right-handed batting stance and the palm trees of spring training in the background, this well-centered example has very minor corner wear consistent with the technical grade. Opening Bid $750.00

172. (136) 173. (21) 1957 1958 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Lot with Hall of (77) PSA Famers Graded & Compiled is an Stars— extensive col- All PSA lection of (136) 1957 Topps 7 or 8 cards, the first This gallery Topps issue to of (21) 1958 be manufac- Topps tured in the Baseball Hall standard size. of Famers (77) of the and stars is cards in the group have been graded by PSA. Graded Cards: PSA NM 7 - #3, 14, loaded with 23, 31, 52, 53, 57, 71, 77, 88, 93, 99, 104, 119, 119, 123, 140, 148, 153, 155, 159, possibilities 160, 162, 172, 186, 191, 205, 207, 217, 219, 226, #230 Kell, 234, 241, 251, 255, 256, for the prospective set collector. Each graded either NM 7 or NM-MT 8 by PSA. 258, 259, 268, 271, 292, 303, 329, 330, 351, 360, 362, 368, 372, 374, 375, 379, 389, Included are PSA 8: #370 Berra; PSA 7: (20 cards) with #1 T. Williams, #5 Mays, 399 and 404. PSA EX-MT+ 6.5 - #42, 134; PSA EX-MT 6 - #44, 63, 105, 110, 132, #30 Aaron, #47 Maris RC, #52 Clemente, #63 Nuxhall, #70 Kaline, #88 Snider, #187 133, 135, 143, 174, 191, 194, 214, 220, 223, 242, 257, 291, 321, 391 and 393. Koufax, #270 Spahn, #285 F. Robinson, #310 Banks, #320 Ford, #393 Kubek, #418 Ungraded cards: 59 cards with #154 Schoendienst (EX), #212 Colavito (EX-MT) Mantle/Aaron, #476 Musial AS, #485 T. Williams AS, #486 Mays AS, #487 Mantle and #230 Kell (EX-MT) and 15 of the tough mid-series. AS and #488 Aaron AS. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

22 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 174. 175. 176. 1953 1952 1953 Topps #1 Bowman Topps Jackie #196 #82 Robinson Stan Mickey PSA NM Musial Mantle 7 PSA NM- PSA NM Presented is MT 8 7 the number 1 card of the Graded by A young 1953 Topps PSA NM-MT Mickey set, the iconic 8, this 1952 Mantle takes Jackie Bowman center stage Robinson. Musial card on the Featuring a radiates deep, offered 1953 fantastic por- bold color Topps #82 trait image, with four Mantle which this one has sharp corners has been nice color, and solid reg- graded PSA square corners, istration, and 7. This iconic with minor would make card from chipping along a nice addi- Mantle’s the bottom tion to any third major league season features beautiful color, plus edge. This is a terrific example of this majestic issue collection. solid edges and corners. The reverse is clean and free and would make a nice addition to any collection. Opening Bid $200.00 of any major distractions. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $750.00 177. 1953 178. 1953 179. (7) Topps Topps #220 1953 #244 Satchel Topps Willie Paige PSA Baseball Mays 7 Hall of PSA EX- Graded NM 7 by Famers— MT 6 PSA. Presented All PSA 7 is a top-shelf Offered is a Put a dent into 1953 Topps #220 beautiful the classic Satchel Paige. 1953 Topps 1953 Topps For those seek- #244 Willie Baseball series ing the Negro Mays high with these League legend’s series card. seven first Topps card, This card Cooperstown this gleaming bookends the inductees. sample is a fine early num- Each appropri- choice. Pinpoint bered Mantle ately graded centering, bright in terms of NM 7 by PSA. surface registra- popularity Included are tion and a prob- and value. #27 lem-free reverse With crisp Campanella, are all attributes of this 57-year-old classic. Minimal color and #37 Mathews, #54 Feller, #76 Reese, #104 Berra, #147 edge chipping prevents an even higher technical assess- clarity, excellent centering and square corners, this card Spahn and #207 Ford. ment. Opening Bid $250.00 is a solid collectible and a stellar PSA 6 example. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

181. 182. 1953 1954 Bowman Red Color Heart #32 Stan Mickey Musial Mantle PSA 7 PSA 7 Graded NM Graded NM 7 by PSA. 7 by PSA. Featured is a The 180. 1953 Bowman Color #33 Pee 1953 Commerce Wee Reese PSA 7 Bowman Comet Graded NM 7 by PSA. Raise your collection to new Color #32 reigns on the heights with this spectacular 1953 Bowman Color #33 Stan Musial offered 1954 Pee Wee Reese. This action-packed horizontal speci- single. This Red Heart men is widely regarded as one of the more attractive colorful Mickey baseball cards ever produced. The leaping Reese is Cardinal Mantle sin- proudly framed by moderately tipped corners and a great is gle. This bright perimeter. The reverse is accentuated by bold crease-free “dog food” black-on-white typing. with mini- card with Opening Bid $250.00 mal corner light corner and edge wear is ideal wear. for the 1950s oddball specialist. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 23 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 184. 1954 Topps PSA Graded Lot (5) with (2) Williams & Kaline Offered is a nice starter lot with many of 185. 1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax the most valu- Rookie PSA 7 able cards in Fresh from the mound of the University of Cincinnati, a the 1954 fresh-faced Sandy Koufax presides on the offered 1955 Topps set, all Topps #123 rookie card. A fine presentation piece, this graded by horizontal beauty displays precise centering, a sharp PSA. Includes: perimeter and vibrant surface hues. A quality choice for 183. (5) 1954 Bowman PSA Graded #1 Williams those attempting to complete a higher grade 1955 (PSA VG-EX Topps set. Stars with Mantle 4), #90 Mays Opening Bid $250.00 This small but powerful lot of stars and Hall of Famers (PSA EX 5), are all graded by PSA. Includes: #50 Kell (PSA 8), #65 #132 Lasorda (PSA NM 7 OC), #201 Kaline (PSA NM- Mantle (PSA 6), #66 Piersall (PSA 8), #90 Campanella MT 8 OC) and #250 Williams (PSA VG-EX 4). (PSA 8) and #161 Berra (PSA 7). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

186. 1955 Topps #164 Roberto 1 8 7 . 1955 Topps #2 Ted Williams PSA 7 188. 1955 Topps #194 Willie Mays Clemente Rookie PSA 7 Graded NM 7 by PSA. Swing for the fences with Teddy PSA NM 7 Ballgame on this classic 1955 Topps #2 single. Mild Graded NM 7 by PSA. Few could have envisioned the Arguably the greatest baseball player of all time, Willie corner and edge wear along with an off-white reverse impact that Roberto Clemente would have on both the Mays made the game look simple. This 1955 high- prevents an even higher evaluation. game and the world abroad upon making his major number issue is one of the more difficult Mays cards to Opening Bid $200.00 league debut in 1955. The Hall of Famer debuts on the locate in high grade. Displays solid corners and edges, offered 1955 Topps #164 cornerstone. This well-cen- bold colors and precise obverse registration, this exam- tered example presents at the peak of the technical ple meets all criteria for this PSA NM 7 grade. grade with strong corners and edges, a bright surface Opening Bid $250.00 registration and problem-free reverse. Opening Bid $300.00

189. 1955 Topps #210 Duke Snider 190. (9) 1955 Topps Baseball Stars— PSA NM 7 All PSA 7 191. (10) 1955-1961 Topps & The Duke of Flatbush was often the overlooked center Each graded NM 7 by PSA. Assembled is a formidable Bowman Graded Star Cards with (3) fielder in New York during the 1950s. Steady play and starting nine of 1955 Topps Baseball star cards. Mantles 40 plus home runs were his trademarks. The 1955 Included are horizontal beauties of #4 Kaline, #28 Offered is a nice group of graded star cards, each grad- Topps Brooklyn Dodgers cards are highly desirable, Banks, #31 Spahn, #43 Haddix, #47 Aaron, #50 J. ed by PSA and BVG. Includes: 1955 Bowman #179 and the high-number Snider is the key component of Robinson, #124 Killebrew RC, #155 Mathews and Aaron (PSA NM-MT 8 OC); 1957 Topps #10 Mays this group. This PSA NM 7 card has strong corners #198 Berra. (BVG 6.5 EX-MT+), #18 Drysdale (BVG 6 EX-MT), with natural edges and good color. Opening Bid $250.00 #35 Robinson (BVG 6 EX-MT), #302 Koufax (BVG Opening Bid $200.00 6.5 EX-MT+) and #400 Dodgers Sluggers (PSA NM- MT 8 OC); 1961 Topps #2 Maris (BVG 6.5 EX-MT+), #300 Mantle (BVG 5.5 EX+), #475 Mantle MVP (BVG 5 EX) and #578 Mantle AS (BVG 5.5 EX+). Opening Bid $200.00

24 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 192. (12) 1950-1960 Topps & Bowman Baseball PSA 193. (6) 1957-1967 Graded Cards with Topps Mickey Mantle Kaline RC & Mantle SGC Graded Cards Each graded by PSA. Offered Soar with the “Commerce Comet” is a top-flight assortment of on these six 1957-1967 Topps twelve 1950-1960 Topps and Mickey Mantle singles. Each accu- Bowman Baseball graded rately graded by SGC, included are cards. Included are 1950 1.) 1957 Topps #95 (SGC 50); 2.) Bowman: #168 (PSA 8); 1961 Topps AS #578 (SGC 84); 3- 1952 Bowman: #227 (PSA 4.) 1962 Topps #318 IA (SGC 60), 7); 1954 Topps: (2 cards) #471 AS (SGC 60); 5.) 1966 Topps with #18 (PSA 8), #201 Kaline RC (PSA 6); 1955 Topps: #120 Kluszewski (PSA 8); #50 (SGC 80) and 6.) 1967 Topps 1958 Topps: #388 (PSA 8); 1959 Topps: (3 cards) with #227 (PSA 6.5), #242 (PSA #150 (SGC 60). 8), #510 Yankees Team (PSA 8); 1960 Topps: (3 cards) with #160 Mantle/Boyer Opening Bid $250.00 (PSA 7), #445 Spahn (PSA 6) and #563 Mantle AS (PSA 8). Opening Bid $250.00

194. (8) 1957-1972 Roberto Clemente PSA Graded Card Lot One of the most iconic 195. 1963 Topps Pete Rose players in history is well- Rookie Card - PSA 7 represented in this nice lot Encapsulated and graded NM 7 by PSA, of (8) PSA graded To p p s this 1963 Topps #537 Pete Rose RC show- cards. Includes: 1957 #76 cases the unmistakable eager expression of ( P S A E X - M T 6), 1960 Cincinnati’s favorite son. Sharp edges/cor- #326 (PSA NM 7), 1961 ners and a clean reverse warrant the lofty #388 (PSA N M - M T 8 ) , technical assessment of this well-centered 1968 #150 (PSA M I N T 9 ), specimen. (2) 1969 #50 (PSA N M - M T Opening Bid $250.00 8, PSA NM 7), 1971 #630 ( P S A NM 7) and 1972 #309 ( P S A NM+ 7.5). Opening Bid $400.00

196. (13) 1963 Topps Baseball High-Grade PSA Lot with Mantle 197. 1964 Topps #50 Mickey Assembled is a group of thirteen 1963 Topps Mantle PSA NM-MT 8 Baseball cards which have received high marks Offered is a beautiful 1964 Topps #50 from PSA. This lot includes PSA 8: #473 Mets Mickey Mantle, graded NM-MT 8 by Team and #553 Stargell RC; PSA 7: #120 PSA. This specimen features superb cor- Maris, #138 Mays/Musial, #173 Bombers Best ners, bright color and centering within the (Mantle), #200 Mantle, #210 Koufax, #250 PSA 8 parameters. This relic is a must- Musial, #300 Mays, #340 Berra, #390 Aaron, have for the Mantle collector or set #401 Bouton and #540 Clemente. These sharp builder. examples have been appropriately graded and Opening Bid $250.00 are a great starting group towards a 1963 Topps set. Opening Bid $400.00

199. (10) 1965 Topps Graded 198. (9) 1964 Topps Baseball Stars - All PSA Graded Stars - All PSA 7 & 8 7 & 8 with with Rose Mantle Assembled is a group of nine 1964 Topps This is a fantastic group Baseball cards, all having received high marks of ten 1965 Topps from PSA. This lot includes PSA 8: #21 Berra, Baseball cards, all PSA #342 Stargell, #423 Aaron/Mays and #470 graded. This lot includes Bouton; PSA 7: #125 Rose, #150 Mays, #200 PSA 8: #16 Morgan RC, Koufax, #300 Aaron and #440 Clemente. These #377 Stargell, #477 sharp examples have been appropriately graded Carlton RC and #581 and are a great starting group towards a 1964 Perez RC; PSA 7: #160 Topps set. Clemente, #170 Aaron, Opening Bid $200.00 #207 Rose, #250 Mays, #300 Koufax and #350 Mantle. These sharp examples are perfect for dealer breakup or as a start towards a high-grade 1965 Topps set. Opening Bid $250.00

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200. 1933 Goudey Baseball Near Set (237/239) Produced by the Goudey Gum Company of Boston from 1933 to 1941, the “big league chewing gum” series of baseball players are among the most revered cards in the hobby. The pioneering effort was released in 1933 and is the undisputed king of the “R” designation in collecting interest. This scarcely offered near set of (237/239) cards is missing only #2 Vance and #181 Ruth for completion. The very tough #106 Lajoie shortprint (not included) was not released to the general public through gum packs and is often not considered part of the complete set. Absolutely loaded with Hall of Fame talent, highlights include #1 Bengough (FR), #7 Lyons (VG-EX), #22 Traynor (EX), #29 Foxx (FR), #35 Simmons (GD), #42 E. Collins (VG-EX), #44 Bottomley (VG-EX), #49 Frisch (VG-EX), #53 Ruth (PR), #60 Hoyt (VG-EX), #89 Speaker (VG-EX), #92 Gehrig (PR), #119 Hornsby (FR, due to reverse glue residue), #127 Ott (trimmed), #144 Ruth (FR), #149 Ruth (PR), #154 Foxx (VG-EX), #160 Gehrig (FR), #167 Russell (patent card, hand cut), #188 Hornsby (VG-EX), #207 Ott (VG), #220 Grove (PR, due to reverse writing), #223 Dean (PR, due to reverse paper loss), #230 Hubbell (FR) and #234 Hubbell (VG). The approximate condition breakdown is 20% (VG-EX or better), 20% (VG), 30% (GD) and 30% (low-grade) with 15% displaying glue residue, paper loss, pin-holes or writing (mostly low numbers). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $2000.00

201. 1934 Goudey Complete Set of (96) Cards “Lou Gehrig Says…” secure the offered 1934 Goudey complete set of (96) cards. Although smaller than the inaugural issue, this sophomore series is accentuated by blistering colors and intense illustrations. The approxi- 202. 1934-1936 National Chicle Diamond Stars Complete mate condition Set of (108) Cards with (10) Graded breakdown fol- Featured is a seldom-offered 1934-1936 National Chicle Diamond Stars complete set lows 10% (EX of (108) cards. Headlined by ten professionally graded cards, the vivid “art deco” ren- or better), 15% derings capture the essence of depression-era baseball. The approximate condition (VG-EX), 25% breakdown follows 20% (EX or better), 15% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 40% (GD or (VG) and 50% lesser) with nearly 20% displaying paper loss, tape residue, trimming or writing. Keys (GD or lesser) with nearly 25% having sustained glue residue, paper loss or writing. include #1 Grove (FR, due to erased writing on front), #2 Simmons (VG), #3 The challenging “Chuck Klein” high numbers generally fare better than the lower Maranville (VG), #9 Cochrane (VG-EX), #11 Dickey (VG), #14 Terry (PSA 5), #30 series. Keys include #1 Foxx (PR, due to reverse stamping), #2 Cochrane (VG-EX), Manush (EX), #32 Rice (PSA 3), #36 Lombardi error (FR, due to writing), #43 Lyons #6 Dean (VG), #10 Klein (VG), #11 P. Waner (VG), #12 Hubbell (FR, due to reverse (EX-MT), #44 Hornsby (GD), #50 Ott (PSA 7, oc, green back), #54 Greenberg (BVG glue residue), #19 Grove (FR), #21 Terry (EX-MT), #23 Gehringer (GD), #27 Appling 3.5, corrected), #64 Foxx (PR, due to writing and tape residue), #97 Lopez (VG-EX), (FR), #34 Hafey (VG), #37 Gehrig (trimmed), #61 Gehrig (VG), #62 Greenberg (FR), #99 Traynor (FR), #100 Averill (PSA 4), #101 Bartell (PSA 4, blue back), #102 #90 Cuyler (GD) and #95 Hoag (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit Mungo (VG), #103 Dickey (GD), #104 Rolfe (VG), #105 Lombardi (SGC 40) and our website. #108 Berger (VG-EX). The tougher high numbers display slightly lesser than the Opening Bid $750.00 remainder of the set. Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $900.00

26 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 203. 1887 204. 1950 N28 Allen Bowman & Ginter Baseball Worlds Complete Champions Set of Complete (252/252) Set (50) in MJ Celebrated 19th Roop Century athletes Album from a variety of Featured is a fields grace the 1950 Bowman offered 1887 N28 Baseball com- Allen & Ginter plete set of World’s (252/252) Champions com- cards. This plete set of fifty colorful pint- cards. Each card sized series from this has an approx- Richmond, imate condi- Virginia issue is tion break- neatly trimmed down of 20% below the ath- (NM or bet- lete’s name and ter), 40% has sustained (EX-MT), reverse paper 25% (EX) and loss or glue 15% (VG-EX residue. For that or lesser) with reason, all cards the tougher are graded low numbers “Authentic.” faring only Included are SGC Graded slightly lesser. Key to this very clean edition are #6 Feller (EX), #11 Rizzuto (EX- MT), #19 Spahn (EX), #21 Reese (EX), #22 J. Robinson (PSA 5), #46 Berra (EX), Baseball: (9 #75 Campanella (EX), #77 Snider (EX), #98 T. Williams (PSA 6), #112 Hodges (EX- cards, all MT) and #217 Stengel (EX). This series is stored in a museum quality MJ Roop Authentic) with archiving system with accompanying slipcase and checklist. For a complete list of key Anson, Bennett, Caruthers, Clarkson, Comiskey, Glasscock, Keefe, Mulvey and Ward. cards, please visit our website. Other better names include Baseball: Kelly; Boxing: Dempsey, Sullivan; Rifle Opening Bid $750.00 Shooters: Cody and Oakley. Opening Bid $1000.00

205. 1951 206. 1952 Bowman Bowman Baseball Baseball Near Set Complete (273/324) Set of Established (252) diamond leg- Cards in ends and crisp high numbers MJ Roop are the founda- Album tion of the Assembled is offered 1951 a 1952 Bowman Bowman Baseball near Baseball com- set of plete set of (273/324) (252) cards. cards. The This highly approximate prized bubble condition gum issue has breakdown for an approxi- this classic mate condi- gum issue fol- tion break- lows 20% (EX- down of 10% MT or better), (NM or bet- 20% (EX), ter), 35% 30% (VG-EX) (EX-MT), and 30% (VG 25% (EX) and or lesser) with 30% (VG-EX less than two or lesser) with percent having the challeng- sustained either ing high numbers presenting similarly. Additionally, traces of wax residue are found reverse paper on approximately 40% of the reverses. Keys include #1 Berra (VG), #8 Reese (EX), loss or writing. #44 Campanella (PSA 6, slight case crack), #52 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #101 Mantle (SGC The challenging #253-324 high numbers (missing only six) generally present nicer 60), #116 Snider (EX-MT), #196 Musial (PSA 6), #217 Stengel (PSA 7) and #218 than the more available low series. Keys include #1 Ford RC (FR), #2 Berra (GD), Mays (VG-EX). This series is stored in a museum quality MJ Roop archiving system #26 Rizzuto (VG), #31 Campanella (GD), #165 T. Williams (VG), #232 Fox RC (EX- with accompanying slipcase and checklist. For a complete list of key cards, please MT) and #290 Dickey (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards and missing num- visit our website. bers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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208. 1936 Goudey Complete Set of 209. 1957 Topps Baseball Near Set 207. 1930 PR4 Cracker Jack Pin (25) Cards (352/407) Complete Set (25) Assembled is a 1936 Goudey complete set of (25) Featured is a 1957 Topps Baseball partial set of Although the manufacturer has been identified as Button cards. This black-and-white series has a condition (352/407) cards. Although missing several key cards, Gum, it is commonly accepted that Cracker Jack inserted breakdown of 28% (VG to VG-EX), 36% (GD), and there is still plenty here for the prospective set collec- the offered 25-player PR4 Cracker Jack Pin complete set 36% (FR or lesser) with two trimmed. The majority of tor. This edition averages (VG to EX) and contains sev- in its products in 1930. Each pin measures 13/16” in the lower grade cards have sustained varying degrees of enty different singles from the challenging fourth diameter and features a line drawing of a player portrait. water damage. Keys include Cochrane (FR), Cuyler series. Better cards include #120 Lemon (EX-MT) and The set grades in the VG-EX to EX range with Gehrig (FR), R. Ferrell (FR), Gomez (PR), Greenberg (FR), #250 Mathews (VG-EX). For more details, please visit (VG-EX), Dean (VG-EX) and Waner (EX). Harris (FR), Klein (GD), P. Waner (trimmed) our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

211. 1960 212. (4) Leaf & 1960-1970 1963 Fleer Fleer Baseball Baseball Complete Complete Sets Sets Legendary dia- Offered are the mond stars and 1960 Leaf and Fall Classic 1963 Fleer exploits are 210. (3) 1951-1969 Topps Oddball Baseball com- chronicled on Sets with Red Backs plete sets. these four Keys include 1960-1970 Assembled is a terrific trio of 1951-1969 Topps Fleer Baseball Baseball oddball sets. Keys include 1951 Topps Red 1960 Leaf: (144 cards, complete sets. Backs: (52 cards, median EX-MT) with #1 Berra (EX), Included are #5 Rizzuto (VG), #22 Feller (VG), #30 Spahn (EX- median VG- EX) with #37 Snider (EX-MT), #128 Cepeda (EX), 1960 Fleer: (79 cards, average EX-MT) with #3 Ruth MT), #31 Hodges (EX-MT), #38 Snider (EX-MT), #50 (EX-MT), #72 T. Williams (EX-MT); 1961 Fleer: (154 Irvin RC (EX-MT); 1964 Topps Giants: (60 cards, #144 Bunning (VG-EX); 1963 Fleer: (67 cards, average VG-EX) with #42 Koufax (VG), #45 Spahn (VG), cards, composite EX) with #75 Ruth (EX-MT), #152 T. average NM) with #3 Koufax (NM), #25 Mantle (NM) Williams (EX-MT); 1963 Fleer: (67 cards, median EX- and 1969 Topps Deckle Edge: (33 cards, median EX- #46 Adcock SP (VG), #56 Clemente (PSA 6) and NNO Checklist (marked). Scant instances of reverse writing MT) with #5 Mays (EX-MT), #42 Koufax (EX-MT), MT) For more details, please visit our website. #46 Adcock SP (EX), #56 Clemente (EX), Checklist Opening Bid $200.00 are present. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 (VG-EX) and 1970 Fleer World Series: (70 cards, mostly NM). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

213. 1964 214. 1971 215. (4) Topps & Topps 1972-1976 1971 Baseball Kellogg’s Topps Near Set Baseball Coins (751/752) PSA Graded Complete Offered is a Starter Sets Sets 1971 Topps Assembled is a Baseball near A d v a n c e d grouping of four set of b a s e b a l l 1972-1976 (751/752) n u m i s m a t i s t s Kellogg’s Baseball cards. This will want to PSA graded starter condition-sen- secure these sets. Highlights sitive edition 1964 and 1971 Topps Coins complete sets. Included are include 1972 has an approxi- 1964 Topps Coins: (164 coins, average EX to EX-MT) Kellogg’s: (49 mate condition including #55 Clemente (VG-EX), #80 Mays (EX), #82 cards) with PSA 9: breakdown of Rose (EX), #83 Aaron (VG-EX), #106 Koufax (VG- (47 cards) includ- 15% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and EX), #120 M a n t l e (VG/EX), #131A Mantle AS (EX, ing #49 Clemente; 25% (VG-EX or lesser) with the tougher high numbers right), #149 Aaron AS (EX-MT), #150 Clemente A S PSA 8: (2 cards) presenting similarly. Additionally, a handful of cards (EX-MT), #151 Mays AS (EX), #159 Koufax AS (EX), with #54 Mays; (less than 5%) have extraneous black coloring added to # 1 6 1 A S P (EX-MT); 1971 Topps Coins: (153 coins, 1974 Kellogg’s: (9 cards, all PSA 9) with #20 R. the borders. Keys include #100 Rose (EX-MT), #400 median EX to EX-MT) with #71 Clemente (NM), #101 Jackson, #38 Rose; 1975 Kellogg’s: (30 cards) and Aaron (NM), #600 Mays (EX) and #709 Baylor RC Rose (EX), #137 Aaron (NM) and #153 Mays (VG-EX). 1976 Kellogg’s: (46 cards) with PSA 9: (44 cards) (EX-MT). Missing #513 Ryan for completion. For a Opening Bid $200.00 including #3 Gullett SP. For more details, please visit complete list of key cards, please visit our website. our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

28 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 216. 1954 Bowman Baseball Complete Set (224/224) in MJ Roop Album Presented is a 1954 Bowman Baseball complete set of (224) cards. This attractive series has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), 25% 217. 1956 Topps Baseball Complete Set (340/340) with (6) (EX) and 20% SGC Including Checklists (VG-EX or lesser) with The offered 1956 Topps Baseball complete set of (340) cards is headlined by six SGC moderate graded key cards. This extremely clean gathering is further accentuated by the inclu- instances of sion of both challenging checklists. These horizontal “portrait/action” poses have an reverse wax approximation condition breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 45% (EX-MT), 20% staining. Keys (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser) with a scattering of examples displaying errant cen- include #1 tering or reverse wax residue. Keys include #5 T. Williams (SGC 80), #15 Banks (EX- Rizzuto (EX), MT), #30 J. Robinson (EX-MT), #31 Aaron (EX-MT), #33 Clemente (EX-MT), #79 #65 Mantle (VG-EX), #89 Mays (EX), #90 Campanella (EX), #161 Berra (EX-MT), Koufax (SGC 84), #101 Campanella (EX-MT), #110 Berra (SGC 84), #113 Rizzuto #170 Snider (EX) and #177 Ford (EX-MT). This series is stored in a museum-quality (EX-MT), #130 Mays (EX), #135 Mantle (EX), #150 Snider (SGC 80), #164 MJ Roop archiving system with accompanying slipcase and checklist. For a complete Killebrew (EX), #165 Schoendienst (NM), #166 Dodgers Team (VG-EX), #180 list of key cards, please visit our website. Roberts (NM), #200 Feller (EX), #226 Giants Team (NM), #240 Ford (NM), #251 Opening Bid $400.00 Yankees Team (EX-MT), #260 Reese (EX-MT), #292 Aparicio RC (NM), NNO CL 1/3 (SGC 80) and NNO CL 2/4 (SGC 50). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00

218. 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set (494/494) Offered is an alluring 1958 Topps Baseball complete set of (494) cards. This crisp assembly has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or better), 30% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 35% (VG-EX or lesser) with approximately 15-20% of the cards having negligible reverse wax residue. Keys include #1 T. Williams (VG), #5 Mays (EX-MT), #30 Aaron (VG-EX), #47 Maris RC (EX), #52 Clemente (EX), #70 Kaline (EX), #150 Mantle (VG-EX), #187 Koufax (EX-MT), #310 Banks (EX), #343 Cepeda RC (EX-MT), #370 Berra (VG), #418 Mantle/Aaron (VG-EX), #436 Mays/ Snider (EX-MT), #485 T. Williams AS (EX), #487 Mantle AS (VG) and NNO 7/8 Contest (GD). Also present is an additional yellow letter variation of #24 (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

219. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set (572/572) with (8) Graded Assembled is an upper tier 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards with eight of the keys having been professionally graded. This horizontal edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX or lesser) with the tougher high numbers faring slightly better than the lower series. Keys include #50 Kaline (SGC 84), #148 Yastrzemski RC (PSA 5), #160 Mantle/Boyer (PSA 7), #200 Mays (EX-MT), #250 Musial (BVG 6.5), #300 Aaron (BVG 6.5), #316 McCovey RC (VG-EX), #326 Clemente (VG), #343 Koufax (VG), #350 Mantle (PSA 6), #377 Maris (VG-EX), #558 Mathews AS (NM), #560 Banks AS (NM), #563 Mantle AS (EX), #564 Mays AS (PSA 6), #565 Maris AS (NM) and #566 Aaron AS (PSA 6.5). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 29 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 220. 1962 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (598/598) with (3) Variations Featured is a condition-sensitive 1962 Topps Baseball complete set of (598) cards with three variations. Framed by fragile wood borders, this difficult-to-complete set presents quite nicely. The approximate condition breakdown follows 221. 1966 Topps Baseball Complete Set (598/598) 20% (NM or better), Assembled is an attractive 1966 Topps Baseball complete set of (598) cards with six 30% (EX-MT), 25% PSA graded examples. The approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 25% (NM (EX) and 25% (VG- or better), 40% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX) or lesser) with the tougher EX) with scant high numbers faring similarly to the more available series. Keys include #1 Mays instances of reverse (VG), #30 Rose (EX-MT), #50 Mantle (PSA 6), #100 Koufax (EX-MT), #126 Palmer writing. RC (EX), #254 Jenkins RC (EX-MT), #288 Sutton RC (EX-MT), #300 Clemente Additionally, the (EX-MT), #390 B. Robinson (PSA 7), #430 Drysdale (PSA 8), #500 Aaron (EX), tougher high num- #526 Twins Team (EX-MT), #550 McCovey (EX-MT), #583 Tigers Team (NM) and bers generally present nicer than the lower series. Keys include #1 Maris (VG-EX), #5 #598 Perry SP (EX-MT). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, Koufax (VG-EX), #10 Clemente (VG-EX), #18 Mantle/Mays (VG), #50 Musial (EX), slight size variances are present. For a complete list of key and graded cards, please #53 Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL (GD), #199 Perry RC (VG-EX), #200 Mantle visit our website. (VG), #300 Mays (VG), #318 Mantle IA (VG-EX), #320 Aaron (EX-MT), #387 Opening Bid $400.00 Brock RC (EX), #394 Aaron AS (EX-MT), #395 Mays AS (EX-MT), #471 Mantle AS (PSA 5), #530 Gibson (EX), #544 McCovey (EX-MT), #591 McDowell RC (EX-MT) and #596 Pepitone RC (EX-MT). This series is stored in a museum-quality MJ Roop archiving system with accompanying slipcase and checklist. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

222. 1967 Topps Baseball Complete Set (609/609) with (4) Variations Presented is a superb 1967 Topps Baseball complete set of (609/609) with four additional variations. This edition has an approximate condition breakdown 20% (NM or better), 30% (EX-MT) 25% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging high numbers faring similarly, if not better than the low series. Keys include #45 Maris (EX), #150 Mantle (EX), #200 Mays (VG), #250 Aaron (VG), #400 Clemente (VG), #430 Rose (VG), #476 T. Perez (NM), #558 Belanger RC (NM), #569 Carew RC (PSA 6), #581 Seaver RC (SGC 88, in early SBC holder), #600 B. Robinson (VG), #604 Red Sox Team (EX-MT) and #609 John (SGC 60); Variations: (3 cards, average EX-MT) with #58, 191 and 417. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

223. 1972 & 1973 Topps Baseball Complete Sets Featured are the 1972 and 1973 Topps Baseball complete sets. Included are 1972 Topps: (787/787, 30% NM or better, 40% EX-MT, 20% EX, 10% VG-EX or lesser) with #49 Mays (EX-MT), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (VG-EX), #299 Aaron (EX-MT), #309 Clemente (EX-MT), #559 Rose (EX-MT), #595 Ryan (EX-MT); 1973 Topps: (660/660, 30% NM or better, 40% EX-MT, 20% EX, 10% VG-EX or lesser) with #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (EX-MT), #50 Clemente (EX), #100 Aaron (EX-MT), #130 Rose (NM), #305 Mays (EX-MT) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (trimmed). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

30 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 224. (88) 1909- 225. 1912 1911 T206 L1 White Borders Leathers with (21) Hall Walter of Famers Johnson including (2) One of the Cobb & Brown more unusual (Washington) ACC designa- Feed “The Monster” tions is found with these (88) 1909- with the 1912 1911 T206 White L1 Leather pre- Borders with (21) miums. This Hall of Famers seldom- including two Cobb encountered examples and the series was orig- tough G. Brown inally available (Washington) varia- as a promotion- tion. With two excep- al prize through tions (both Polar the Helmar Bear), this attractive “Turkish gallery of antique Trophies” ciga- cardboard displays rette brand. The either Piedmont or offered 1912 Sweet Caporal adver- L1 Leather tising backs. The con- #135 Walter dition breakdown fol- Johnson is lows 5% (VG), 20% essential for the (GD), 40% (FR) and 35% (PR) with two trimmed and 14% displaying reverse pencil Type collector. writing or paper loss. Keys include Hall of Famers/Stars/Variations: (23 cards) with Measuring Bresnahan (FR, Portrait), G. Brown (FR, Washington), M. Brown (PR, Cubs on Shirt), 10x12, the Hall Chance (PR, Red Portrait), Chase (GD, Throwing, White Cap), Chesbro (GD), Clarke of Fame fireballer (artwork borrowed from the 1911 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets series) (FR, Holding Bat), Cobb (FR, Bat on Shoulder), Cobb (PR, Green Portrait), Crawford is precisely captured on this well-preserved cowhide. Despite horizontal folding and (PR, Throwing), Evers (FR, Portrait), Evers (PR, with Bat, Cubs on Shirt), Flick (FR), leather stretching, the surface is otherwise detracted only by minor leather abrasions Griffith (PR), Joss (FR, Portrait), Marquard (PR, Hands at Thighs), Mathewson (FR, and light soiling. Additionally, the perimeter is mildly affected by wrinkling, while Portrait), Mathewson (PR, White Cap), McGraw (FR, Finger in Air), Johnson (PR, the upper two flaps have been removed. The stamped image is bold, while the blank Portrait), Tinker (PR, Portrait), Wallace (PR, Portrait) and Willis (FR, Portrait). For a reverse is unaffected by any significant flaws. An impressive proposition for the complete list of cards, please visit our website. tobacco-era enthusiast. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $1000.00

226. (54) 1933 Goudey Baseball Singles with (17) Hall of Famers & SGC Ruth Put a dent into your 1933 Goudey Baseball project with these (54) singles including seventeen Hall of Famers. Headlined by “The Bambino,” the ungraded commons average (FR to GD) with moderate instances of paper loss, reverse writing or trimming. Keys include #1 Bengough (FR), #19 Dickey (GD), #20 Terry (VG), #22 Traynor (FR), #23 Cuyler (VG), #25 P. Waner (VG), #29 Foxx (trimmed), #58 O’Doul (VG), #119 Hornsby (PR), #125 Terry (GD), #127 Ott (FR), #138 Pennock (PR), #144 Ruth (SGC 20), #168 Goslin (FR), #188 Hornsby (FR), #189 Cronin (GD), #194 Averill (FR), #197 R. Ferrell (FR) and #229 Vaughan (GD). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

227. (111) 1933 Goudey Collection with HOFers This is a large collection of cards from the extremely popular 1933 Goudey baseball set. This lot includes 28 Hall of Famers plus Moe Berg. Keys include: #2 Vance (VG-EX), #5 Herman (VG-EX), #20 Terry (GD-VG, pencil), #22 Traynor (FR-GD, pencil), #23 Cuyler (FR, pen), #25 Waner (VG), #29 Foxx (VG), #31 Lazzeri (VG-EX), #35 Simmons (VG-EX), #42 Collins (VG-EX), #44 Bottomley (EX), #47 Manush (EX), #56 Ruffing (PR), #60 Hoyt (VG), #63 Cronin (VG), #64 Grimes (EX), #76 Cochrane (VG-EX), #79 Faber (VG), #102 Jackson (VG), #103 Combs (VG), #117 Maranville (FR), #119 Hornsby (GD-VG), #133 Lindstrom (EX), (2) #134 Rice (VG-EX, GD), #138 Pennock (VG), #158 Berg (trimmed), #164 Waner (VG-EX) and (2) #165 Sewell (VG, PR). The balance grades (VG to EX), with about 20% lesser, much of these due to pencil or ink notations on the reverse. For more information on this lot, including a list of all cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 31 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 228. (11) 1912 229. (8) T207 Brown 1916 BF2 Background Ferguson Singles with Bakery McGraw Pennants Offered is a sampling of with Evers eleven 1912 T207 Hailing from Brown Background sin- the Ferguson gles with Recruit Little Bakery factory Cigars advertising of Roxbury, reverses. Included are Massachusetts, Becker SP (EX), these (8) 1916 Bresnahan (VG-EX), BF2 pennants Covington (VG), Ferry are colorful (VG), D. Lewis (GD), additions to any McBride SP (VG-EX), pre-war gather- McGraw (VG), Milan ing. The (VG-EX), M. Mitchell approximately (VG-EX, Cleveland), 6” long felts Steinfeldt SP (VG) and include Evers Wiltse (PR). (EX), (2) Luderus (EX-MT, EX, different colors), Saier (EX-MT), Tesreau (EX-MT), Opening Bid $200.00 Tyler (VG), Vaughn (EX-MT) and Walsh (FR). These multi-colored premiums are free of pinholes and exhibit well-defined tips. Opening Bid $200.00

230. 1933 Sport Kings #2 Babe Ruth Offered is a 1933 Sport Kings Babe Ruth card. The card, which grades (Good), has lightly rounded corners, minor soiling at the top border and several creases throughout. Both upper corners have creases, and there are several vertical creases running vertically, one which intersects the entire card. However, the card 231. 1933 Goudey Babe Ruth #144 & Lou Gehrig #92 retains good color, and Offered is a pair of 1933 Goudey cards of the two New York Yankee HOF sluggers, Ruth’s image is clear Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. The Gehrig card is #92, while the Ruth card is #144, both and precise. A great of which grade Poor. Both cards portray their powerful swings and are the most recog- opportunity to obtain a nizable images from this set. Each card exhibits extensive back damage as it appears collector-grade Ruth both were both glued into an album that had a black construction paper mount. The card from his playing Ruth card also has multiple creases, while Gehrig’s creasing is limited to the lower days. left corner, but both cards still retain strong color. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

232. (2) 1934 R309-1 Goudey Premiums with Ruth Add some depth to your depression-era collection with this pair of high-profile 1934 R309-1 Goudey Premiums. Included are 1.) Ruth (trimmed along right edge) and 2.) 1933 “Worlds Champions Giants” (FR to GD). Expected peripheral wear and creasing barely detracts from the 233. (98) 1933-1974 Baseball Shoebox Collection with (2) visual appeal. While both easels Mantle are intact, the Ruth has never Featured is a diverse group of (98) 1933-1974 baseball singles from a variety of man- been “popped.” ufacturers. This star-packed mixture features 1933 Goudey: #5 Ba. Herman (VG), Opening Bid $200.00 #79 Faber (PR), #187 Manush (PR), #227 B. Herman (PR); 1940 Play Ball: #175 Mathewson (SGC 40); 1963 Topps: #200 Mantle (SGC 50); 1968 Topps: #280 Mantle (PSA 4); 1974 Topps: #20 Ryan (EX-MT) and #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

32 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 234. (300+) 1908-1971 Baseball Shoebox Collection with Plank 235. 1948-1969 Topps and Bowman Rookie Card Lot of Assembled is an eclectic (300+) 1908-1971 baseball shoebox collection from a variety of (21) With Clemente designations. Keys include 1908 E91-A American Caramel: (9 cards) with Bridwell Three decades worth of baseball rookie specimens comprise this star-studded lot of (FR), Devlin (PR), M c G i n n i t y (PR), Murphy (FR), Oldring (PR), Overall (FR), Nicholls (21) Topps and Bowman cards. Highlights include: Bowman: 1948 #3 Kiner RC (EX) (PR), P l a n k (FR), Shay (PR); 1 9 11 T205 Gold Borders: (4 cards) with Gray (FR, No and #4 Mize RC (EX-MT); Topps: 1954 #94 Banks RC (GD) and #201 Kaline RC Stats), Hummel (FR), J e n n i n g s (FR), Kling (PR); 1960 To p p s : #160 Mantle/Boyer (FR), (GD); 1955 #164 Clemente RC (FR; presents EX but has pinhole); 1957 #18 Drysdale (3) #200 Mays (all PR); 1961 To p p s : (124 cards, composite GD) with #388 Clemente RC (VG-EX); 1958 #47 Maris RC (EX); 1960 #316 McCovey RC (EX-MT); 1965 (GD); 1962 To p p s : (52 cards, mostly VG-EX) with #25 Banks (VG-EX) and Perry RC #477 Carlton RC (EX) and #526 Hunter RC (EX); 1968 #247 Bench RC (VG). (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Additional card listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

236. 1949- 237. (48) 1975 1953- Bowman 1954 and Topps Topps & Superstars Bowman Lot of (56) Baseball Post-War icons Stars from Bowman with and Topps sets headline this Mantle appealing lot of Only “golden (56) superstar era” stars are cardboard exam- granted admit- ples. Spanning tance into this 1949 through gallery of (48) 1975, the high- 1953-1954 lights include: Topps & Bowman: 1949 Bowman #98 Rizzuto Baseball sin- (EX-MT); 1955 gles. #22 Campanella Highlights (VG-EX) and include 1953 #23 Kaline Bowman (VG-EX); Color: #121 Topps: 1952 #1 Berra (GD), Pafko (GD) and #153 Ford #88 Feller (VG); (GD); 1953 1953 #220 Paige Topps: (10 (VG); 1956 cards, average #130 Mays (VG-EX) and #164 Killebrew (EX); 1959 #550 Campanella (EX); 1960 VG, all #250 Musial (EX-MT) and #326 Clemente (EX); 1961: #2 Maris (EX); 1962 #10 Yankees) with Clemente (NM); 1963 #490 McCovey (EX); 1964 #50 Mantle (VG-EX), #331 A.L. (2) #104 Berra Bombers (EX-MT) and #541 Niekro RC (EX-MT); 1965 #477 Carlton RC (EX), #510 (both VG), Banks (EX); 1966 #30 Rose (EX) and #50 Mantle (VG-EX); 1967 #430 Rose (VG- #114 Rizzuto (VG); 1954 Bowman: (20 cards, median VG) with #58 Reese (VG), (2) EX); 1968 #230 Rose (EX), #330 Maris (EX) and #280 Mantle (EX); 1969 #95 Bench #64 Mathews (VG-EX, GD), #65 Mantle (GD), #90 Campanella (GD), #177 Ford (NM), #120 Rose (EX-MT), #190 Mays (EX) and #480 Seaver (EX-MT); 1970 #712 (VG); 1954 Topps: (15 cards, composite GD) with (2) #37 Ford (both VG), #90 Mays Ryan (EX). Additional cards listed on our website. (VG), #132 Lasorda RC (GD) and #201 Kaline RC (VG). For more details, please Opening Bid $400.00 visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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239. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Phil Rizzuto/Gil McDougald 238. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Jackie Jensen/Walt Masterson Panel Shorprinted Panel “Scooter” and “Smash” are joined on this gorgeous 1953-54 Briggs Meats Phil Released in the greater Washington DC area, a handful of cards from the 1953-54 Rizzuto/Gil McDougald panel. Having survived the encouraging text Kids! Cut out Briggs Meats twenty-eight card set are shortprinted. The offered Jackie Jensen/Walt and save these cards! this tandem of Yankee infielders displays magnificently in its Masterson panel is the undisputed key piece among collectors of the Washingtonians. original state, which measures approximately 4-1/8 x 5-1/2”; obverse wrinkling is A fan favorite, the slugging Jensen presents (GD to VG) with moderate creasing trac- largely relegated to the red portion between the two portraits. Grease staining common ing through his stately image. The twirling Masterson presents (VG-EX) with light to the issue is visible on both the surface and reverse. Perimeter paper loss is notice- edge and corner wrinkling. The panel reverse has sustained moderate creasing, which able on the reverse along with multiple creases, many of which do not impact the sur- protrudes onto the surface. The yellow type set amidst the luminescent red back- face. The yellow-on-red text is vibrant and frames these stars magnificently. One of ground carefully portrays the rich colors associated with this picturesque offering. the few 1953-54 Briggs Meats Rizzuto/McDougald panels known in the hobby. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $900.00

240. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Gene Verble/Edward Yost 241. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Tom Umphlett/Angel Scull Shortprinted Panel Panel Featured is an amazingly scarce 1953-1954 Briggs Meat Gene Verble/Edward Yost The offered 1953-1954 Briggs Meat uncut panel of Tom Umphlett and Angel Scull uncut panel. Measuring approximately 4-1/8 x 5-1/2”, the container has sustained measures approximately 4 x 5-1/4” and displays moderate wear including clipped cor- moderate wear including moderate creasing mostly relegated to Verble’s portion. The ners, minor spider creasing throughout, reverse grease stains and moderate scuffing. extremely scarce Verble otherwise presents (GD), while the smiling Yost presents The stern Umphlett presents (VG) with moderate creasing, while Scull presents (VG) (EX) with minor surface wrinkling. The blank reverse displays multiple minor creases, with mild creasing and surface imperfections. The blank reverse displays multiple most of which do not impact the surface. Both the front and reverse reveal slight wax minor creases, most of which do not protrude onto the front. Both the front and coating that has helped protect this scarce specimen from the elements throughout the reverse have a slight wax coating that has helped protect this scarce specimen from years. How many more opportunities will regional collectors have to obtain this the elements throughout the years. For Senators or regional fans, this formidable piece benchmark piece? with blazing red colors is an exceptional accompaniment to any collection. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

34 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 242. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Mickey McDermott/Joe Tipton 243. 1953-1954 Briggs Meats Edward Fitzgerald/Conrado Panel Marrero Panel Presented is an elusive 1953-1954 Briggs Meat uncut panel of Mickey McDermott Offered is an extremely scarce 1953-1954 Briggs Meat uncut panel of Edward and Joe Tipton. This panel measures approximately 4-1/8 x 5-1/2” and has sustained a Fitzgerald and Conrado Marrero. This blazing red keepsake measures approximately combination of wear including heavy creases, grease stains, reverse paper loss and 4-1/8 x 5-1/2” and presents in (VG) condition with faint grease markings on both scuffing. The grinning McDermott present (GD) with multiple creases, while Tipton players along with multiple spider creases and wrinkling. The reverse has several also comes in at (GD) with moderate creasing. Both cards reveal faint grease mark- additional minor creases that do not break the surface along with additional paper ings on the front and reverse. The back exhibits several minor creases, many of which pulling and loss. Both the front and reverse retain a minor wax coating that helped do not protrude onto the obverse. For Senators or regional fans, this formidable piece protect this specimen from the elements throughout the years. For Senators or regional with blazing red colors is an exceptional accompaniment. fans, this “meat” issue panel is a premier acquisition. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

245. 1955 Esskay Hot Dogs Don 244. 1954 Johnson Esskay PSA Meats Authentic Robert —Only Young— Card from First Set Offered Graded One of the Graded more difficult Authentic by cards from the PSA. Presented 1954 Esskay is an extremely Meats series is tough 1955 found with the Esskay Hot offered Robert Dogs Don Young exam- Johnson. To ple. The light- date, this sam- hitting ple is the only Maryland card from the native is nicely series to be cut with traces have been of original judged by the orange border- third-party serv- ing visible ice. along the left Additionally, edge. An this neatly upper edge extracted sam- crease traces ple is the first past Young’s 1955 Johnson to period Orioles be offered by cap to his eye- Huggins and brows. A spi- Scott. Traces of der crease is the original also barely noticeable on the upper left edge. The blank reverse displays expected hot orange border- dog grease markings and multiple creases that do not penetrate the obverse. Of the ing frame three edges of the portrait. Despite faded black lettering and a minor edge numerous Esskay Meats samples to have been auctioned by Huggins and Scott, this is wrinkle near the hurler’s cap, this Baltimore area issue presents on par with, if not bet- the first 1954 Young to have surfaced. ter than, similar copies offered. The cardboard reverse displays minimal grease toning Opening Bid $150.00 and a horizontal edge crease that minimally impacts the surface. Opening Bid $900.00

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246. 1921 Tip Top Bread Orioles Ducky Davis SGC 30 Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Not much is known about Calvin Ducky Davis other than he is immortalized for the legendary 1921 Baltimore Orioles on this exceedingly scarce Tip Top Bread type. One of only two examples judged by the third-party service, the card has a combination of peripheral wear, mild 247. (3) 1953-54 Briggs Meats Senators with Yost creasing and unobtrusive discoloration Offered is a trio of 1953-1954 Briggs Meats Washington Senators. Included on these that accounts for the assessment. Aside accurately cut regional samples are 1.) Erwin Porterfield (VG-EX, three edges of orig- from mild soiling, the blank reverse is inal trim); 2.) Willard Terwilliger (VG, two edges of original trim) and 3.) Ed Yost otherwise clean. (VG, due to mild creasing). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

249. 1954 Esskay Meats Dick Littlefield with Orange Borders Although he logged only six innings for the fledgling Baltimore Orioles, Dick Littlefield is immortalized on this tough 1954 Esskay Meats issue. This alluring sample is framed by orange bordering along three edges and is accurately cut. Despite a minor 248. (3) 1953-54 Briggs Meats Senators with Runnels wrinkle above the left shoulder and a crease that does not break Presented is a sampling of three 1953-54 Briggs Meats Washington Senators. Neatly the surface, the vibrant portrait culled from period hot dog boxes, these regional cards display quite nicely. Included is otherwise not impacted. The are 1.) James Runnels (EX, three edges of original trim); 2.) Clyde Vollmer (EX) and blank back is clean save expect- 3.) Ed Yost (EX, three edges of original trim). Opening Bid $250.00 ed hot dog grease toning. Opening Bid $150.00

251. 1954 Esskay Meats Duane Pillette with Orange 250. 1954 Esskay Borders Meats Sam Mele Offered is a seldom-encountered 1954 Esskay Meats The regional meats specialist Duane Pillette with ample will savor the offered 1954 orange bordering along three Esskay Sam Mele example. edges. This Baltimore area Aside from light vertical creas- regional presents much nicer ing spanning the right edge and than similar examples from a barely distinguishable sur- the coveted series. With a rel- face wrinkle, the “head and atively even cut and sharp shoulders” portrait of this jour- corners, the card of the neyman outfielder still displays California native and pitching quite nicely. The waxy sur- “ace” for early Oriole squads faces are clean. Although origi- displays moderate vertical nal bordering is not visible, creasing along the right edge. this tough regional type is rela- The registration is vibrant and tively well cut. the waxy reverse is free of Opening Bid $150.00 any back damage. A more than suitable addition for those brave enough to chase this challenging set. Opening Bid $150.00

36 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 252. (17) 254. 1952 (500+) Topps 1954 & Baseball 1955 High Bowman Numbers Baseball From the card Cards giant’s (then) From the cul- largest set, minating these (17) Bowman 1952 Topps Baseball Baseball series are the specimens all offered hail from the 253. (270+) 1949-1953 Bowman (500+) cards extremely dif- Baseball Cards from the ficult run of 1954 and “high num- Complete multiple classic sets with these (270+) 1949- 1955 editions. These mixed singles display a handful of bers” (311-407). Includes: #320 (VG-EX), #322 (VG- 1953 Bowman Baseball minor/semi-stars and com- minor/semi-stars from the more common numbers. EX), #327 (VG-EX), #334 (VG-EX), #336 (VG-EX), mons. These primarily mid-grade singles with minor Varying degrees of duplication are found throughout. #338 (VG-EX), #339 (VG), #341 (VG-EX), #343 duplication throughout hail from the more common Included are 1954 Bowman: (232 cards, median VG to (VG), #361 (VG), #366 (VG-EX), #371 (VG-EX), numbers. Keys include 1950 Bowman: (72 cards, VG-EX) and 1955 Bowman: (269 cards, majority VG #373 (VG-EX), #383 (FR with writing on reverse), majority VG); 1951 Bowman: (138 cards, mostly GD to VG-EX). #387 (VG-EX), #391 (VG-EX) and #393 (VG-EX). to VG) and 1953 Bowman Color: (23 cards, average Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00 VG). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

255. (210) 1953-1964 Topps Baseball 2 5 7 . 1960-1971 Baseball Odd b a l l High Numbers 256. (1200+) 1954-1962 Topps Supplement your classic Topps Baseball gathering with G rouping with (22) 1969 Topps Super these (210) high numbers from the 1953-1964 editions. Baseball Collection Here is an interesting 1960-1971 baseball oddball Moderate duplication is found throughout this mid- Assembled is a (1200+) 1954-1962 Topps Baseball sin- grouping with samples from a variety of issues. Keys grade assortment featuring minor/semi-stars, team cards gles collection. This selection is flush with minor/semi- include 1960 Bazooka Panels: (2 panels) with #4 and commons. Included are 1953 Topps: (8 cards, stars and displays moderate duplication throughout. Aaron/5/6 (VG-EX), #28 Wynn/#29 F. Robinson/30 mostly VG); 1955 Topps: (26 cards, average VG); These cards hail from the more available series. (VG-EX); 1964 Topps Coins: #120 Mantle (NM); 1957 Topps 4th Series: (56 cards, median VG-EX); Included are 1957 Topps: (333 cards, mostly VG to 1964 Topps Stand-Ups: Yastrzemski (EX); 1969 MLB 1959 Topps: (38 cards, mostly VG-EX); 1963 Topps: VG-EX); 1960 Topps: (300 cards, median VG); 1961 Photostamps set: (18 sheets, 17 stapled together); (47 cards, avg VG-EX) and 1964 Topps: (23 cards, avg Topps: (293 cards, composite VG) and 1962 Topps: 1969 Topps Super: (22 cards, median NM to Mint) VG-EX). For a complete list of cards, please visit our (214 cards, majority VG-EX). For more details, please with #10 Aparicio (NM-MT) and #42 Morgan (NM- website. visit our website. MT). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

260. (7) Pete Rose Collectibles With 1967 Topps Punch-Out All-Time Hit King Pete Rose is the tireless subject in this assortment of 259. (14) 1957-1974 Topps & Post (7) 1960s-1970s 258. 1970 Topps Baseball Fourth collectibles. Baseball Uncut Strips & Panels Includes: 1964 Series Uncut Sheet with Stars Presented is an interesting grouping of fourteen 1957- Kahn’s Wieners The offered 1970 Topps Baseball uncut sheet was 1974 Topps and Post Baseball uncut strips and panels. (VG); 1966 spared from the factory blade. This keepsake is com- Keys include Panels: (3 panels) with 1963 Topps: (6 Kahn’s Wieners prised of (8) eleven-card rows from the fourth series. cards, EX-MT) with #345 B. Robinson; 1969 Topps: (9 (VG, player photo Being that the sheet is evenly double-printed, two cards cards, EX) with #18 Buc Blasters/Clemente; portion); 1967 of each player are present. Keys include #440 Strips/Sheets: (11 strips/sheets) with 1957 Topps: (3 Topps Punch-Outs Mazeroski, #449 Palmer, #451 Powell and #455 B. cards, VG) with #93/#90 Spahn/#117 Adcock; (3) 1966 (minimally EX-MT); 1967-68 Coca-Cola bottle cap Robinson AS. Unlike the majority of similar specimens, Topps Rub-Offs: (1) 20-player strip with Koufax (NM); #N30; 1969 Topps Stamps (strip #11, NM, signed by this sheet is free of any significant creasing. Aside from (1) 20-player strip with Mays, Rose, Yastrzemski (EX- Rose); 1970 Topps Super #34 (EX); 1971 Topps Super uniform tape residue along the upper edge, the reverse MT) and (1) 13-player strip with Mantle (VG). For #20 (EX-MT). is clean. more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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261. (20) 1970 262. 1973 Topps Kellogg’s Unopened Baseball Fourth Series Grocery Store Packs Wax Box Presented is an interesting gath- It is difficult to conceive that the ering of twenty 1970 Kellogg’s offered 1973 Topps Baseball Fourth unopened grocery store packs. In Series wax box with (24) packs is an effort to skirt Topps’ exclusive over 37-years-old. Appearing to have trading card packaging rights, the just been purchased from the Topps company advertised two iron-on warehouse, these vibrant unsearched patches as the main product with packs average (NM) with some bet- six accompanying “free” baseball ter and only a handful lesser. Despite trading cards. The packaging nearly 25% of the packs displaying generally presents (NM to NM- uneven wrapping, the majority MT) and features stars such as appears ready for professional grad- Bench, Brock, Kaline, Killebrew ing. With ten cards per pack, the and B. Williams visible on the completion of this high-grade chal- fronts. For more details, please lenging series is quite possible. visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

263. 1975 264. (245+) 1972- Topps Baseball 1979 Kellogg’s Mini Unopened Unopened Packs Wax Box Unwrap greatness with these With a “case fresh” (245+) 1972-1979 Kellogg’s presentation appeal, this unopened packs. The cards 1975 Topps Baseball inside these cereal box sur- Mini unopened box is vivors are barely visible and ideal for vintage wax presumed to be in high- specialists. Containing grade. The years breakdown (36) tightly wrapped as follows: (64) 1972, (13) ten-card packages, this 1973, (12) 1974, (1) 1975, (93) 1976, (30) 1977, (5) 1978 and (29) 1979. Multiple storeroom survivor Hall of Famers and stars such as Brett, Brock, Carew, Carter, Carlton, Eckersley could possibly yield RC, Gibson, Hunter, R. Jackson, Jenkins, Morgan, Munson, Palmer, Perry, Rice, keynote examples of Rose ((2) 1972), Seaver, Stargell, Sutter, Sutton and B. Williams are visible through Aaron, Brett RC, Rice RC, Rose, Ryan, Yount RC and many additional stars. Av e r a g e s the wafer-thin paper wrappings. Approximately 15% of the single-card packs have (NM to NM-MT) with the colorful display box presenting similarly. price stickers affixed to the front. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

265. Humongous 1976 266. (45) 1976-1982 Isaly’s Disc Lot with (2) Topps Baseball Sealed Cases Cello, Grocery & Featured is a 1976 Isaly’s Disc hoard Rack Packs that includes a pair of sealed cases Relive bygone trips to the and (8000+) singles. The primarily corner market by securing (NM-MT) discs are mostly unsorted. these (45) 1976-1982 Topps However, upon a cursory glance mul- Baseball cello, grocery and tiple superstars such as Aaron, Bench, rack packs. These Carlton, R. Jackson and Ryan are unsearched mementos aver- present. Additionally, several com- age (NM) with negligible plete sets are possible. The two sealed wear. Keys include Cello cases of (8,400) cards each have sus- Packs: (38 packs) with (1) 1970 (GAI 8, Fourth Series), (4) 1975 (one GAI 8), (3) tained moderate contusions along the 1977 (one D. Martinez front/Schmidt back), (9) 1978 (one Molitor/Trammel RC cardboard exteriors. One of the cases front), (10) 1979 (one Hunter front/R. Jackson back with price tag residue, one is also missing tape. Due to Ryan back), (10) 1980; Racks/Trays: (7 packs) with (2) 1976 rack, (1) 1979 rack size/weight, a shipping surcharge may (Ryan back) and (4) 1980 trays (three packs per, moderate fraying). For more apply. details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

267. 1978 & 1979 268. (106) 1979- Topps Baseball 1985 Topps Unopened Cello Baseball Wax Boxes Packs & 1981 Journey to the candy store with Topps Wax Box these 1978 and 1979 Topps Offered is a cache of Baseball unopened cello boxes. (106) 1979-1985 Topps Included are 1978 Topps cello: Baseball wax packs. (24 packs, 21 cards per) with These unsearched Morgan (front), Perez (front), wrappings include (31) Ryan HL (back), Yount (front) 1979, (6) 1980, (18) and 1979 Topps cello: (24 packs, 1982, (6) 1983 (one 18 cards per, one with loose Michigan test), (41) wrapping on back) including 1984 and (4) 1985. Seaver (front). The packs average Also present is a 1981 Topps unopened wax box of (36) packs. The majority of these (NM to NM-MT) with the dis- packs average (NM to NM-MT), although several from the 1982 edition have sus- play boxes faring similarly. tained moderate wear. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

38 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 269. 1980 WBTV 270. 1981 TCMA 271. 1982 Charlotte Orioles Rochester Red Topps Cal Ripken Jr. Wings #15 Cal Traded #98T PSA 8 Ripken Jr. PSA Cal Ripken Calvin Edwin Ripken Jr., 10 Jr. PSA 10 peers into his Hall of Graded Gem Mint 10 by Graded Gem Mint Fame future on the PSA. Wearing uniform 10 by PSA. Add offered 1980 WBTV #5 in honor of Brooks some “iron” to Charlotte Orioles minor Robinson, a youthful Cal your modern col- league card. Graded NM- Ripken Jr. takes aim on lection with this MT 8 by PSA, this elite the offered 1981 TCMA 1982 Topps Traded sample is confirmed as Rochester Red Wings #98T Cal Ripken one of ten at the tier with #15 specimen. Pinpoint Jr. rookie card. An none better. While specu- centering, crisp borders immaculate speci- lation abounds how many and edges along with a men deserving of examples of this card actually exist (some assert 200- gleaming registration are its assessment. 300), this high-grade icon has undeniable upside. consistent with the perfect evaluation. Opening Bid Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00 $150.00

272. 1982 273. 1983 274. 1985 Topps, Topps #163 Topps #30 Donruss & Cal Ripken Cal Ripken Fleer Cal BGS 10 PSA 10— Ripken Jr. From his Most Population 9 PSA 10 Valuable Player cam- Graded Gem Mint paign and World Group 10 by PSA. Offered Championship season, is a top-shelf 1985 Each graded Gem the offered 1983 Topps Topps #30 Cal Mint 10 by PSA. #163 Cal Ripken sam- Ripken Jr. With From Cal Ripken’s ple is “one to get” for only nine similar 1982 Rookie of the Orioles devotees. examples grading Year season come Graded 10 Pristine by better, this “pack these perfect #21 BGS, this elite sample fresh” sample is Topps, #405 boasts the following simply perfection. Donruss and #176 Fleer singles. Although not difficult sub grades: Centering Opening Bid to locate on their own, these keepsakes have unsur- (10), Corners (10), Edges (10) and Surface (9.5). $100.00 passed quality. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

276. 1993 277. 1994 SP Topps Finest Holoview Red Refractor #96 Die-Cut #32 Cal Ripken Jr. Cal Ripken PSA 10 Jr. PSA 10 Graded Gem Mint 10 Graded Gem Mint by PSA. Presented is a 10 by PSA. Featured 1993 Topps Finest is a 1994 SP 275. (3) 1982-1988 Cal Ripken Jr. Refractor #96 Cal Holoview Die-Cut Signed PSA/DNA Cards with 1982 Ripken Jr. This highly Red #32 Cal Ripken Fleer prized series is fre- Jr. This elusive quently cursed by modern insert Each assessed “Authentic” and encapsulated by stray print lines and escaped the abra- PSA/DNA. Assembled is a triumphant trio of 1982- surface imperfections. sions that frequently 1988 Cal Ripken Jr. signed cards. Included are 1.) 1982 One of only 21 at the plagued the contem- Fleer #176 (Auto Grade 10, card VG); 2.) 1986 grading level. porary issue. Donruss #210 (“8”, card NM) and 3.) 1988 Donruss Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid Diamond Kings #26 (“8”, card NM). $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

278. (15) 1995 280. (55) 1982-2009 Emotion Cal Cal Ripken Singles Ripken Jr. & Inserts—All BGS Complete 9.5 Insert Set of Each graded Gem Mint 9.5 by BGS. Presented is an invest- (15) Cards—All ment-grade grouping of (55) PSA 10 1982-2009 Cal Ripken singles Each graded Gem and inserts. Keys include 1982 Mint 10 by PSA. The 279. 2005 Playoff Absolute Topps Traded #98T, 1983 To p p s #163, 1984 Donruss #106, 1984 community outreach Memorabilia #110 Cal Ripken Six- efforts and athletic Topps Nestle #490, 1984 To p p s accolades of Cal Swatch Jersey 1/1—BGS 9.5 Ti ffany #490, 1985 Topps Ti ffany #30, 1987 To p p s Ti ffany #784, 1988 Fleer Glossy #570, 1988 To p p s Ripken Jr. are docu- Apply the “Tools of the Trade” to your Cal Ripken collec- Ti ffany #51, 1989 Donruss #51, 1990 Bowman Ti ff a n y mented with this fif- tion with this 2005 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia #11 0 #255, 1991 Topps Ti ffany #150, 1995 Select Certified teen-card 1995 six-swatch insert. Graded Gem Mint 9.5 by BGS, this true Mirror Gold #72 and 1996 Finest #25 (Rare). For more Emotion insert set. “1/1” features four jersey pieces (one orange, one with partial signature) along with jacket and pants swatches. details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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281. 1997 Upper Deck Legends Football Certified Autograph Near Set of (156/162) Cards Gridiron greats throughout the generations are found in the offered 1997 Upper Deck Legends Football certified autograph near set of (156/162) cards. Numerous shortprints and Hall of Famers allow this prom- ising gathering to be an ideal acquisition for the internet or show dealer. This set has garnered quite a cult following among the Football Hall of Fame autograph community. With substantial “break” value, this primarily (NM-MT) gathering is a “can’t miss” opportunity for the savvy investor. Keys include #1 Starr SP, #6 Harris SP, #11 Staubach, #12 Dorsett SP, #17 Butkus SP, #21 Alworth SP, #28 Csonka SP, #35 Greene SP, #39 Hirsch, #54 Nomellini, #63 Shell SP, #83 Cannon SP, #142 Millen SP, #165 B. Smith SP, #166 Stabler, #173 O. Taylor SP and #178 Montana. Missing only #2 J. Brown, #3 Namath, #4 Payton, #5 Bradshaw, #9 Unitas and #176 Webster for completion. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00

283. (400+) Multi-/Non- Sport Auto/Jersey/ Singles Collection Extending well beyond the four major North American professional sports leagues, this (400+) multi- /non-sport auto, jersey and singles collection presents exceptional “break” value. Several of these inserts are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Keys include Baseball: (87 cards) with Graded: 1994 Fleer Update #86 A. Rodriguez RC (BGS 282. 1991 Pro Line Portraits Near Set of (270/302) 9); Game-Used: 2001 Donruss Certified Autographs & Wives (6/7) Classics Carew bat/jersey (BGS 8.5); 2001 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia Ripken Jr. Get “up close and personal” to members of the National Football League with this bat (BGS 8.5), 2007 Upper Deck Premier Reese (#/10, four bat pieces); Football: pioneering 1991 Pro Line Portraits near set of (270/302) certified autographs. Also (203 cards, mostly Bears) with Auto/Jersey: (2) 2000 SPX #134 Urlacher RC; present is the challenging Wives subset of (6/7) cards. These tough “pulls” from the Game-Used: (25 cards) with 2005 Ultimate Collection V. Jackson/Bradley (#/25, (2) popular series grade (NM-MT) with 7% signed on the fronts and the remaining 93% three-color patches), 2007 Donruss Threads Quinn/Bowe/Meachem/Olsen (#/25, (3) penned on the reverses. Keys include Aikman, Belichick, Dickerson, Ditka, Elway, three-color patches); Hockey: (5 cards) with Game-Used: 2004-05 Upper Deck Ice Gibbs, F. Harris, Irvin, J. Johnson, J. Kelly (autopen), Largent, H. Long, Marino, M. Lemieux; Bowling: (52 cards) with Certified Auto: 2008 PBA Rittenhouse: (43 Moon, Noll, Payton, Rice, Riggins, Sayers, Shula, O. Simpson, Simms, P. Stewart (golfer), De. Thomas, Woodson, S. Young, Ja. Elway (wife) and Je. Montana (wife). cards) with Duke/W. Williams, (3) Weber and Poker: (12 cards) with Certified Auto: For a complete list of key cards and missing numbers, please visit our website. 2007 Razor Moneymaker. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

40 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 284. 1999 285. 2000 286. 2001 Sports Fleer Greats Fleer Greats Illustrated of the Game of the Game Greats of Baseball Baseball the Game Near Set of Near Set of Complete (88/91) (87/94) Set of (80) Autographed Autographed Certified Cards Cards Autographs Presented is a cap- Always a favorite This 1999 Sports tivating 2000 Fleer amongst modern Illustrated Greats Greats of the Game insert collectors, this of the Game com- Baseball near set of 2001 Fleer Greats of plete set of eighty (88/91) auto- the Game Baseball certified autographed cards. near set of (87/94) graphs features These crisp pen- autographed cards features a stellar cast of Hall of Hall of Fame talent in action and on covers of the nings were seeded 1:6 packs in the acclaimed product. Famers and stars. Seeded 1:8 packs in the product, acclaimed weekly. Crisply penned in black Sharpie, Key to this primarily (NM to NM-MT) gathering are this compilation includes several shortprints and aver- each modern insert grades (NM-MT) or better. Keys Bench SP, Berra SP, Boudreau, Brett SP, Colavito, D. ages (NM-MT). Featured are Banks SP, Bench SP, include Agee, Banks, Fidrych, R. Jackson, Kaline, DiMaggio, Ford SP, Henrich SP, R. Jackson, Mattingly Berra SP, Boggs, Colavito, R. Jackson SP, Lasorda Mathews, Mays, Musial, Roberts, Ryan and SP (creased), McCovey SP, Musial SP, Puckett SP, SP, Mattingly, Murray SP, O’Neil, Radcliffe, Rizzuto Yastrzemski. Rizzuto SP, Ryan, Schmidt SP, O. Smith SP, Snider SP, SP, Ryan SP, Sandberg, Snider SP, Spahn and Torre. Opening Bid $200.00 Spahn SP, Winfield SP and Yount SP. Missing only For more details, please visit our website. Concepcion (red ink), Jeter and Gibson for completion. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

287. 1992 288. 1999 289. 2000 Pro Line Upper Deck Upper Deck Profiles Football NFL Partial Set Century Legends of (401/503) Legends Near Set of Certified Near Set of (62/68) Autographs (28/30) with Certified The life and times (3) Gold Autographs of several Crisp signatures of Assembled is a National Football gridiron royalty 2000 Upper Deck League players are found on the NFL Legends are chronicled on offered 1999 near set of this 1992 Pro Line Upper Deck (62/68) certified Profiles partial set Football Century autographs. Seed of (401/503) certi- Legends near set 1:47 in packages fied autographs. Penned on both sides of the card, these of (28/30) cards with three additional gold variations of this high-end product, these (NM-MT) modern modern inserts average (NM-MT). Highlights include (#/100). The Hall of Fame lineup features Berry, inserts display magnificently. Keys include Aikman, Complete Player Sets: (333 cards total, nine cards Bradshaw, Butkus, Dawson, Joiner, Largent, F. Little, J. Brown, Gifford, Graham, J. Kelly, P. Manning, each set) with Ditka, Elway, J. Kelly, Largent, Moon, Marino, Maynard, Monk, Montana, Namath, Newsome, Marino, Montana, Moss, Namath, Sayers, Starr, Shula, L. Taylor, D. Thomas; Near/Partial Player Rice, Sayers, Staubach, Tarkenton, Singletary, Unitas, Staubach, Unitas and S. Young. Missing only Sets: (68 cards) with Dickerson (8/9, missing #5), Rice Warfield and Youngblood. Also present are gold paral- Bledsoe, Griese, K. Johnson, Lott SP, Selmon and R. (5/9, all shortprints) and B. Smith (8/9, missing #5). lels of T. Davis, Moss and Staubach. Missing only Williams EXCH for completion. For more details, please visit our website. Aikman and a regular Moss for completion. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

290. 2000 291. 2000 292. 1994 Fleer Greats Quantum Signature of the Game Leaf All- Rookies Football Millennium Gold Near Set of Certified Standard (84/86) Autograph Complete Autographed Complete Set of (24) Cards Set of (28) Certified Canton’s finest Cards Autographs graces the offered Each serially with (76) 2000 Fleer Greats #/100, the Extras of the Game brightest stars in The “gold stan- Football near set of the football uni- dard” of athletic (84/86) autographed verse are show- achievement is cards. Inserted 1:24 cased in this found with this 1994 Signature Rookies complete set packs in the product, this attractive gold border series 2000 Quantum of (24) certified autographs with (76) duplicates. This averages (NM to NM-MT). Highlights include Baugh Leaf All-Millennium certified autograph complete set multi-sport accumulation is highlighted by (3) #4 SP, Blanda, Bradshaw, Campbell, (2) Ditka (both varia- of (28) cards. Key to this elusive grouping are Baugh, Cousy, (7) #6 DeBusschere, (4) #9 Graham, (3) #15 tions), Elway SP, Gifford SP, Graham, Hayes, Kelly, Bradshaw, J. Brown, E. Campbell, Elway, Marino, Hunter, (10) #16 Lilly, (5) #18 Nitschke, (4) #20 Lambert, Marino SP, Namath, Starr SP, Staubach SP, Montana, Moss, Rice, B. Sanders, E. Smith, Starr, Stargell and (4) #21 Tittle. For more details, please Unitas SP, Walsh and S. Young. Missing Brodie SP Staubach and Unitas. visit our website. Exchange and Van Buren for completion. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 41 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 293. (36) Hall of Fame Induction Limited Edition Brown Bats Issued in limited edition quantities, these (36) Hillerich & 294. (2) Pittsburgh Pirates World Bradsby or Series Black Bats Louisville Slugger Securing the title in dramatic seven-game fashion (as Hall of Fame has been the case in all five of the franchise’s champi- (34”) bats feature onships), members of the Pittsburgh Pirates were gold-colored awarded these Hillerich & Bradsby “black bats” for stampings listing their 1971 and 1979 triumphs over Baltimore. The 35” annual inductees. weapons include: 1971 (EX-MT) with tiny chip at end Emerging promi- of barrel, (35 names) with Clemente, Mazeroski and nently against a rich brown patina, the names include facsimile signatures of those who were under contract with Stargell; 1979 (NM) with (36 names) including: H&B and block-letter stampings of those who wielded “other” weapons. This impressive collection is comprised of Madlock, Parker and Stargell. (NM) white ash prizes and is ideal for display. Includes: 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, Opening Bid $250.00 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1972, 1973, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2003. Note: due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping costs may be substantial. Complete details on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

295. (3) New York Mets World Series 297. (3) Boston Red Sox World 296. (3) World Series Black Bats With Black Bats Series Black Bats 1980 Phillies, 1982 Cardinals and Issued to New York Mets players and personnel for Hailing from a glorious (albeit “cursed”) era in fran- their well-documented Fall Classic endeavors, these 1990 Reds chise history, these (3) Hillerich & Bradsby World (NM) Hillerich & Bradsby World Series “black bats” Bestowed upon team members for memorable World Series “black bats” were issued to Boston Red Sox include: 1969 (34 names) with Clendenon, Hodges, Series triumphs, these (NM) Hillerich & Bradsby World players and team personnel. Includes: 1967 (EX-MT, Ryan and Seaver; 1973 (36 names) with Koosman, Series “black bats” include: 1980 Philadelphia Phillies 36 names) with Lonborg, Petrocelli and Yastrzemski; Kranepool, Mays and Seaver; 1986 “Louisville (39 names) with Carlton, McGraw, Rose and Schmidt; 1975 (NM-MT, 36 names) with Fisk, Lynn and Slugger” center brand with (35 names), including 1982 St. Louis Cardinals (35 name) with Andujar, Yastrzemski; 1986 (NM) “Louisville Slugger” center Carter, Gooden, Hernandez and Strawberry. Porter, O. Smith and Sutter; 1990 Cincinnati Reds brand with (36 names) including Boggs, Buckner and Opening Bid $250.00 “Louisville Slugger” center brand with (38) names Clemens. including Charlton, Dibble, Larkin and Sabo. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

298. (4) Los Angeles Dodgers World 299. (4) Baltimore Orioles World 300. (5) New York Yankees World Series Black Bats Series Black Bats Series Black Bats Distributed to Los Angeles Dodgers staples for their Issued to Baltimore Orioles players and personnel for Recipients of more postseason prizes than any other participation in prestigious October diamond show- (4) separate championship feats, these (NM) Hillerich team, New York Yankees players/personnel were downs, these (4) Hillerich & Bradsby World Series & Bradsby “black bats” include: 1966 (32 names) with awarded these (5) Hillerich & Bradsby “black bats” “black bats” include: 1959 (EX, 32 names) with McNally, Palmer, Powell and F. Robinson; 1970 (35 that include: 1960 (EX-MT, 32 names) with Mantle, Furillo, Koufax, Reese (coach) and Snider; 1963 (EX- names) with Blair, Palmer, B. Robinson and Weaver; Maris and Stengel (manager); 1964 (VG-EX with sur- MT) with very minor wear, (33 names) with Drysdale, 1979 (36 names) with Murray, Palmer, Singleton and face wear, 33 names) with Ford, Mantle and Maris; Gilliam, Koufax and Wills; 1965 (NM, 33 names) with Weaver and 1983 (34 names) with Dempsey, Murray, 1976 (NM, 38 names) with Guidry, Martin (manager) Alston, Drysdale, Koufax and Roseboro; 1977 (NM, 38 Palmer and Ripken, Jr. and Munson; 1977 (NM-MT, 38 names) with Hunter, names) with Garvey, John, Lasorda and Sutton. Opening Bid $250.00 R. Jackson and Munson; 1978 (NM, 40 names) with Opening Bid $250.00 Dent, Lemon (manager) and Munson. Opening Bid $250.00

42 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 301. 1916 Sherry Smith Brooklyn Robins NL Champions 14K Gold Medallion Long before its storied rivalry with the cross-town rivals from the Bronx, Brooklyn’s baseball franchise performed as the “Robins” under skipper Wilbert Robinson. An integral component on 1890s perennial National League champions in Baltimore, “Uncle Robbie” brought contenders to the field and fans into Ebbets Field. Among Robinson’s charges, southpaw starter Sherry Smith was a standout whose oft-overlooked exploits spelled success during the Deadball Era. Logging a 14-10 mound mark in 1916, Smith helped propel the Robins into their first-ever World Series. For his efforts, Smith was awarded this gold medallion. Crafted by Mermod, Jaccard & King, the 14-karat accessory showcases an ornate facing on which a raised leaf motif accents a scroll design proclaiming “Brooklyn National League Champions 1916” in raised characters. On the reverse, “S.M. SMITH” is engraved. In simpler times, tasks and purposes were definitive. There was no need for ostentatious prizes and multi-tier hard- ware that followed, nor was it necessary for “role” players, such as bullpen specialists, set-up men, closers, et al. This is evidenced in the box score of Game 2. Given the starting assignment at Fenway Park, Smith toiled for 13-1/3 innings before succumbing to the BoSox, 2-1. Smith’s mound opponent that afternoon? George Herman Ruth. Mirroring Smith’s and Ruth’s timeless gem that day, the offered jewelry has endured wonderfully and evokes memories of Flatbush’s first Fall Classic. An absolute classic. Opening Bid $2500.00

302. 1920 Sherry Smith Brooklyn Robins NL Champions Gold Medallion Having embraced the mascots “Atlantics,” “Grays,” “Bridegrooms,” “Grooms,” “Superbas,” “Dodgers” and “Robins,” Brooklyn’s baseball team found its identity under skipper Wilbert Robinson. Felled in the 1916 World Series, the Robins were once again in the October spotlight in 1920. For his efforts that season, renowned pickoff artist Sherry Smith was awarded this gorgeous gold medallion. Crafted by famed jeweler Dieges & Clust, this solid gold accessory showcases an ornately designed facing on which a raised leaf pattern and a crossed baseball bat design accents a scroll proclamation “BROOKLYN CHAMPS” in raised characters. The reverse reads “Presented to Sherrod M. Smith by Brooklyn Fans 1920.” While the Robins fell victim to Cleveland that fall, Smith upped his World Series lifetime totals to 30-1/3 innings pitched and a miniscule 0.39 ERA. The piece presents beautifully, with very minor surface abrasions on the reverse. Opening Bid $2500.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 43 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 303. 1951 New York Yankees World Series Ring Offered is a one-of-a-kind item, an authentic World Series ring from the 1951 World Champion New York Yankees, which was the final year of the “Yankee Clipper,” Joe DiMaggio, and the first season of the “Commerce Comet,” Mickey Mantle. Together they helped the team win its third straight World Series title, sweeping the New York Giants. This was the third of five straight Yankee titles, the most consecutive championships in baseball history. This ring was awarded to Roy Hamey, the Yankees assistant General Manager. Hamey was involved in baseball his entire life, eventually reaching the pinnacle of his career when he became Yankee general manager in 1960. This 1.2 oz, 14k gold ring has a single diamond set within a traditional gold baseball diamond. Surrounding the centerpiece, in raised relief, is the engraved “NEW YORK YANKEES WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS.” Engraved on both flanks are the year “1951” and the Yankees insignia. On the band is Haney’s name in script and the manufacturer’s name, “Balfour.” The Yankees would go on to win two more titles in 1952 and 1953, but the significance of the 1951 title, with the two Hall of Fame center fielders front and center, can not be understated. This ring is part of that Yankee dynasty, the greatest in baseball history. Opening Bid $2500.00

304. 1970 Baltimore Orioles World Series Salesman’s Sample Ring The 1970 Baltimore Orioles were as dominant a team can be, winning 108 games during the regular season, then sweeping the Minnesota Twins in the ALCS for the second straight season and besting the Cincinnati Reds in five games to become World Series Champions. The centerpiece of the offered size 10-3/4, 10k gold ring displays a large cubic zirconia (CZ) diamond surrounded by an engraved replica stadium and the team name “Orioles” below. “BALTIMORE ORIOLES” is engraved along the circumfer- ence of the center. One side flank has the year “1970,” a replica Orioles cap in colorful black and orange plus the name “B. ROBINSON.” Fittingly, a glove with a ball in the pocket enhances the effect of the player, also known as the “human vacuum cleaner.” The other flank has the American League logo and a 1970 World Champions baseball. The manufacturer’s name “JENKINS,” 10K and “C B 2741” are engraved within the band. This is a rare opportunity to obtain a ring from one of the greatest baseball teams in Oriole history. Opening Bid $1200.00

305. 1973 Baseball All-Star Game Ring A small and unique ring awarded to players who par- ticipated in the 1973 MLB All-Star Game in Kansas City. The size 9-3/4, 10k gold ring has a green star sapphire stone with “baseball” and a baseball insignia on one flank. The opposite flank has “ALL STAR 1973” deeply engraved. Engraved within the band are the Roman numerals “LX” along with “10K” and the initials “JR” which are lightly scripted. The Roman numeral commemorates the 40th Anniversary of the first All-Star game played in 1933. No players with the initials JR were members of either All-Star squad that year, so it is unsure who was originally awarded this ring. Still, it is a unique piece from the 40th anniversary game. LOA from 2005 MastroNet indicating that this ring was likely issued to Joe Rudi, a reserve AL All Star. Opening Bid $900.00

44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 308. (4) 1947- 1953 World Series Programs - All Yankees This quartet of stadium-issued World Series 306. 1940 World Series Programs - 307. 1949 World Series Programs - programs hail from the New Both Versions Both Versions York Yankees The 1940 World Series would be the last Fall Classic Respectively issued at Ebbets Field and Yankee unfathomable before World War II (temporarily) weakened rosters Stadium for the third of what seemed to be annual all- run of six titles throughout the game. The offered (2) programs were New York World Series showdowns, these (2) Fall in seven years. Includes: 1947 Yankee Stadium (VG issued at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field and Detroit’s Classic programs feature very similar cover designs with spine wear, partial separation of center pages and Briggs Stadium, respectively. The former program is (with the home team’s logo atop on each). The front marked scoring grids, Game 6); 1950 Yankee Stadium (EX) with covers and all pages intact. The Detroit pro- covers show moderate wear and present at the (VG- (EX-MT); 1951 Polo Grounds (minimally EX-MT); gram shows (VG) quality with wear on the front cover EX) plateau. All pages, meanwhile, are intact and crisp 1953 Yankee Stadium (VG-EX with front cover crease and detached center pages with scoring grids marked in with unmarked scoring grids. and marked scoring grids, Game 6). pencil (Game 3). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

311. 1960 John F. Kennedy World Series Game 7 Scorecard 309. 1952 World Series Programs - 310. (7) 1950s Dodgers World Series Offered is a 7-1/4 x 8-1/2” light cardboard, single-page Both Versions Programs scorecard from Game 7 of the 1960 World Series. Published and issued to preview and detail the “Bronx The 1950s Dodgers Fall Classic episodes, complete While it is neatly scored in pencil on one side, the other Bombers” fourth of a record fifth successive World with the expansions of baseball to the West Coast, are side contains a Democrat advertisement to see Senator Series triumphs, these (2) programs hail from Ebbets well represented in this gathering of (7) World Series John F. Kennedy speak at two Pittsburgh events on Field and Yankee Stadium, respectively. With covers programs. Issued at the appropriate venues, the publica- October 10, 1960. The scorecard is in excellent condi- and all pages crisp and intact on both, the stunning tions include: 1951 (phantom program, PR with front tion with minimal issues. For more information on this Brooklyn guide is (NM), while the Yankees program is cover detached); 1952 (VG); 1953 (VG-EX); 1955 lot, please visit our website. technically (VG-EX) with a vertical fold on the front (VG-EX); 1956 (EX); (2) 1959 with Los Angeles (EX- Opening Bid $250.00 cover. Scoring grids are unmarked in both. MT) and Chicago (EX). All have unmarked scoring Opening Bid $150.00 grids. Opening Bid $250.00

312. 1965-1986 World Series Program Lot of (21) Published for Fall Classic showdowns from 1965 through 1986, these stadium-issued programs hail from: 313. (13) 1969-1980 NLCS Programs 314. (10) 1971-1983 ALCS Programs 1965 (EX-MT); 1966 (EX); 1967 (EX-MT); 1968 Expansion spawned baseball’s first playoffs back in In an era of O’s and A’s domination, these (10) ALCS (EX); 1969 (EX-MT); 1970 (EX-MT, scoring grids 1969. These stadium-issued programs hail from (11) of programs were issued during the event’s earliest years marked in ballpoint, Game 2); 1972 (EX); 1973 (EX); the first (12) NLCS tilts. The well-preserved guides and include: 1971 Memorial Stadium (VG-EX); 1972 1974 (EX-MT); 1975 (NM); 1976 (EX-MT); 1977 feature unmarked scoring grids (unless noted other- Tiger Stadium (NM); 1973 Memorial Stadium (EX); (NM); 1978 (EX-MT); 1979 (presents EX-MT with wise) and include: 1969 (EX-MT); 1970 (EX-MT); 1974 Memorial Stadium (EX-MT); 1976 Royals center page detached, scoring grids marked in ballpoint, 1972 (NM); 1973 (VG, scoring grids marked in pencil, Stadium (EX); 1977 Yankee Stadium (EX); 1978 Game 2); 1980 (EX); 1981 (NM); 1982 (NM); 1983 Game 4); 1974 (EX-MT); 1975 (EX-MT); 1975 (NM); Royals Stadium (EX-MT); 1979 Memorial Stadium (EX-MT); 1984 (EX); 1985 (NM); 1986 (EX-MT). 1976 (EX-MT); 1976 (NM); 1977 (NM); 1978 (NM); (NM); 1980 Royals Stadium (EX-MT); 1983 Memorial Venues listed on our website. 1979 (NM); 1980 (NM). Venues listed on our website. Stadium (VG-EX). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 45 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 316. 1925 Washington Senators Banquet Program - Muddy Ruel’s Personal Copy The offered artifact is quite possibly the most poignant Washington Senators keepsake in existance. From the personal collection of former backstop Muddy Ruel, this 315. 1924 Washington Senators-New York Giants World 1924 celebratory dinner program was a Series Panoramic Photograph telling tribute to both the team and one of its ardent supporters. Specifically, a banquet This framed panoramic photograph depicts the combatants from Washington’s first to honor Washington’s 1925 American and only World Series conquest. Framed to dimensions of 42-1/8 x 10-1/4”, the black- League pennant was held at Washington’s and-white print depicts the members of the host Senators and visiting New York Occidental Hotel by proprietor Fred Giants standing side by side with that afternoon’s arbiters (including Bill Dinneen) Buchholz (as one had been the year before). separating the rosters. In the front row, President Calvin Coolidge is flanked by man- The 16-page item features a thick stock agers Bucky Harris and John McGraw, the latter skipper in business attire. Standing cover, the front of which bears a cartoon directly behind the Chief Executive, Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis is far depiction of Junior Circuit MVP Roger and away the most unmistakable figure. Recognizable uniformed figures include Peckinpaugh standing atop a beaten and Senators coach Nick Altrock and pitcher Walter Johnson, who is clad in a Senators bruised Athletics pachyderm mascot. Printed text lists the event and date (“Sept - 28 - sweater. Along the bottom, the text from the original negative is dated “October 10, 1925”). The pages within have menu and guest listings, as well as sepia-toned images of 1924,” indicating that the image had been captured prior to the decisive Game 7. The Senators heroes. Prefacing that is a touching two-page spread, which shows a likeness item shows remarkable clarity and is crease-free. of the late Gus Buchholz and a copy of a letter he had written on June 6, 1925 (the day Opening Bid $400.00 before his death). The letter is addressed to the Senators and requests eight box seats for the World’s Series. Buchholz writes (in part): “Philadelphia has a slight edge on our team at present but they will not be able to keep up to the pace you are setting. In fact, I am so sure that you will pass them that I am making up my menu for the banquet to your team again this fall, when they bring home the bacon.” Buchholz, of course, was spot-on in his prediction, as Philadelphia would occupy the top spot as late as August 19, but went 16-28 to finish well behind the surging Senators. The item is incredibly well maintained and features a partially frayed ribbon adornment (along the spine). The front cover, incidentally, reads “Bring on th’ Pirates for dessert.” That, too, appeared to be a welcome treat, until the Bucs became the first team in October annals to recover from a three-games-to-one deficit. Opening Bid $400.00

317. 1927 World Series Game 3 PSA Authenticated Ticket Stub Many people say the 1927 World Series was over before it even started. When the Yankees took batting practice before the series began, they powered long ball after long ball out of cavernous Forbes Field. The Pirates players looked on in astonishment, and despite a close Game One, never threatened the Yankees in the four-game sweep. In fact, the Pirates led only twice during the series, by a single run each time, and for two total innings. Offered is a full ticket stub to Game 3 of the 1927 World Series, held at Yankee Stadium. The stub measures a robust 4-3/8” x 2-1/8” and has been authenticated by PSA as AUTHENTIC. The periwinkle blue stub has a beautiful appearance but has a small staple hole near the top and some light glue residue on the reverse. There is a small indentation in the middle near the year, but the corners are nice, and there is no creasing of any kind. This Game 3 was won by the Yankees 8-1, as the Murderer’s Row lineup continued to pound the Pirates pitching staff. Lou Gehrig banged out a two-run triple to stake the Yankees to a 2-0 lead, and Babe Ruth drilled a late three-run home run to cap a six-run 7th inning. It was the Bambino’s 9th World Series home run and first of the series. This is a magnificent relic from the greatest team of all-time, highlighted by a patented home run from the greatest player of all time. Opening Bid $400.00 319. Multi-Signed Baseball with Babe Ruth & (9) Others Presented is one of the most interesting Babe Ruth signed baseballs in the hobby. Penned boldly on the sweet spot of a blue-and-red stitched Spalding Wisconsin State League sphere, “The Bambino” is joined by nine additional signatories on the opposing panels. While a handful of the players are con- temporaries of Ruth, an array of more modern endorsers is also found on the 318. 1931 Babe Ruth All-Stars Scorecard panels. Included are Sweet Spot: R u t h (“8”); West Panel: Newcombe (“7”), B. Commanding fanfare as he did at big league venues, Babe Ruth headlined an epony- Robinson (“7”); East Panel: Burdette (“4”), Keller (“7”); N o rth Panel: Schalk (“6”); mous “All-Star” team in 1931. This scorecard was issued (likely at Borchert Field) for South Panel: Blackwell (“6”), Ashburn (“7”) and Cissell (d.1949, “5”). The sphere pres- an October 11, 1931 exhibition between Ruth’s All-Stars and the Milwaukee All-Stars. The front of the document features an image of Ruth, and the reverse is home to scor- ents (“5”) with a uniform coating of period lacquer and moderate abrasions on the panels. ing grids listing mostly American Association players. The grids are unmarked, F o r t u n a t e l y, Ruth’s well-defined signature stands out amongst his peers, exhibiting mag- though the names of Ruth and Clary Hackbarth have been circled. The thick stock nificent eye appeal. An enigmatic orb with a full photo LOA from JSA. A scorecard from item has minor edge tears and vertical compacting folds. A baseball signed by Ruth the exhibition game where Ruth and others signed this ball is offered in the previous lot and others from this game is offered in the next lot (#319) in this auction. (#318) in this auction. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $750.00

46 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 320. Circa 1928 Multi- Signed Hall of Fame/Stars Baseball with (14) Signatures Including Ruth & Gehrig Suitable for a museum, this circa 1928 multi-signed Hall of Fame/stars baseball is endorsed by fourteen luminaries including Ruth, Gehrig, Johnson and Foxx. The circa 1928 OAL Bernard sphere is etched via blue, black and purple steel-tip fountain pen. Despite a thin coat of uniform surface soiling, this blue-and-red-stitched keepsake still presents (“6-7”) with bold trademark stampings. Endorsers include Sweet Spot: Ruth (“7”, d.1948); West Panel: Gehrig (“8”, d.1941), Combs (“7”), unidentified, Cronin (“7”); East Panel: E. Webb (“5”), Foxx “7”); North Panel: B. Chapman (“8”), Pipgras (“2”), Oliver (“8”), W. Johnson (“7”, d.1946), Judge (“7”); South Panel: Pennock (“6”, d.1948) and Lazzeri (“7”, d.1946). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $2500.00

321. 1925 Washington Senators Team-Signed Baseball with Full PSA/DNA Featured is a 1925 Washington Senators A.L. Champion team-signed baseball with (26) signatures. The Official A.L. Ban Johnson baseball has endured the past 85 years in impressive condition. Similarly, the blue (and a few black) ink endorsements generally present in the (“5-7”) range. Keys include Sweet Spot: Judge (d.1963, “7-8”); North Panel: Goslin (clubhouse), Coveleski (d.1984, “5”) and Johnson (d.1946, “6”); South Panel: Veach (d.1945, “7”), Scott (d.1960, “5”); East Panel: Schacht (d.1984, “7-8”), Rice (d.1974, “6”). The ball presents in the (“5”) range with only mild surface wear. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00

322. 1932 New York Yankees Team-Signed Baseball with Babe Ruth with Full JSA Offered is a 1932 partial team-signed New York Yankees baseball with 13 signatures. The shellacked O.N.L. Heydler red-and-blue stitched ball has Babe Ruth (bold fountain pen “7”) on the sweet spot and several other key members of that World Series title team including Bill Dickey, Frank Crosetti, Earle Combs and George Pipgras. There is a small chip in the shellac that pushes through the top of the capital “B” in Babe, but otherwise Ruth’s signature is bold, grading “7.” There are other areas of chipping and cracks in the shellac, affecting many of the other signatures. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. See our website for more details. Opening Bid $750.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 47 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 323. 1946 Montreal Royals Team-Signed Ball With Robinson and Full JSA Still a year away from becoming the first black player to perform at the Major League level, Jackie Robinson (reluctantly) agreed to Branch Rickey’s plea to “turn the other cheek” in response to the inevitable racial slurs and taunting. Setting the precedent for his Hall of Fame career with the parent club, Robinson excelled for the International League champion Montreal Royals that season, mixing eight triples and 40 stolen bases into a lofty .349 batting mark. The offered baseball was autographed by Robinson and (22) other members of that 1946 Royals roster. The medium is an Official International League (Shaughnessy) sphere with age-induced toning and a uniform layer of period shellac. The orb (grade “4-5”) is home to black-ink steel tip fountain pen scriptings that average (“4”) quality. While their strengths have waned over time, the signatures remain legi- ble and collectively represent the game’s most culturally significant trial. Includes: Sweet Spot: Durrett (d.1992) and Hopper (manager, d.1976; signature “6-7”); North Panel: Fontaine, Robinson (d.1972), Ferrell, Moulder (d.1994), Nagy and Rackley; South Panel: Burge (d.1996), Campanis (d.1998), Howell (d.1990), Ross (d.1989), P. Schoendienst (d.1994), Jorgensen (d.2003) and Naylor (d.1990); West Panel: Kehn (d.1984), Buker, Riggs (d.1975; signature “6”), Tatum (d.1989) and Franks (clubhouse); East Panel: Davis (d.1965; signature “6”), Gabbard, Cardoni (d.1969) and Roy. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B34733). Opening Bid $900.00

324. 1944 Connie Mack Appreciation Night Signed Baseball with Ruth, Wagner and Johnson with Full JSA Presented is a multi-signed baseball from the night Connie Mack was honored in Philadelphia for his 50 years of dutiful service as manager of the Athletics. The details of August 4, 1944, the celebration and the attendees is described on our website. The signatures include the men that Mack himself chose as his All-Time team and include: Sweet Spot: Tris Speaker (d.1958, “4”); North Panel: Walter Johnson (d 1946, “4”), Babe Ruth (d.1948, “3”) and Bill Dickey (d.1993, “6”). South Panel: unidentifiable, Eddie Collins (slightly traced) and Honus Wagner (d.1955, “5”); West Panel: Lefty Grove (d.1975, “5”), George Sisler (d.1973, “4”) and Frank Baker (d.1963, “3”); East Panel: unidentifiable, Harry Hooper (d.1974, “2”) and Connie Mack (d.1956, “4”). The opportunity to obtain this incredible piece comes along once in a lifetime and the ball comes with a 7x9” original news service photograph taken that fateful night in Philadelphia. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $750.00

325. 1955 HOF induction Signed Ball with DiMaggio, Foxx, Young & Hornsby In 1955, Major League baseball inducted Joe DiMaggio, Ted Lyons, Dazzy Vance and Gabby Hartnett. The ceremony that season was huge, and many of the living HOF members came back to see the great DiMaggio’s induction, including the immortal Denton True “Cy” Young who made the pilgrimage for the last time. Young would 3 2 6 . Thurman Munson Single-Signed Baseball With Full JSA pass away several months later. This Official Reach ball was signed during those Vacant since Lou Gehrig’s untimely passing, the New York Yankees’ captaincy was induction ceremonies and includes (22) steel-tip fountain pen signatures. With the fittingly assigned to 1970s backstop Thurman Munson. With a strict work ethic and exception of Cy Young, all signatures are boldly signed, averaging (“7-8”). Includes: no-nonsense demeanor, Munson (d.1979) helped power the “Bronx Bombers” return Sweet Spot: Sisler (“6”) and Grove (“5”); North Panel: Young (“2”, very faint), to prominence before he, too, met with a tragic demise. The offered baseball showcas- Walsh, Gehringer, Clarke, Paul Waner and George Wiltse. South Panel: Simmons, es Munson’s bold autograph. The unofficial sphere (grade “6”) has sections of faint, DiMaggio (“8”), Hornsby (“8”) and Terry. West Panel: Hartnett, Cochrane, Frisch, age-induced toning. The sweet spot, meanwhile, is home to Munson’s black ballpoint Foxx (“8”), Bump Hadley and Geo. Williams. East Panel: Hubbell, Vance, Dickey, signature, which still maintains (“6-7”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from Traynor and Cronin. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X03386). Opening Bid $600.00 Opening Bid $500.00

48 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 329. 1951 New York Yankees Themed 327. 1928 New York Yankees Team- 328. 1946 NY Yankees Spring Multi-Signed Baseball with Signed Ball with Ruth and Gehrig Training Team-Signed Baseball with DiMaggio—Steiner A partial team-signed “Afro Center Official League” (34) Signatures The main cogs of pinstriped dominance for the 1951 baseball signed by 11 members of that World Series Offered is a 1946 New York Yankees spring training season are found on this multi-signed OAL ball with Championship team including Babe Ruth and Lou team-signed baseball with thirty-four signatures. This four signatures. The sphere (“7”) presents nicely with Gehrig. However, many of the signatures, including interesting OAL sphere is heavily coated with shellac mild toning barely detracting from the crisp blue ink those of Ruth and Gehrig, have eroded to the point and displays other soiling and contusions throughout. endorsements. Included are Sweet Spot: DiMaggio where only faint resemblances of the signatures are vis- With deference to the shellac, the autographs otherwise (“9”); West Panel: Rizzuto (“7”, World Series MVP ible. Contains Babe Ruth on the sweet spot and Lou average (“7-8”). Keys include DiMaggio, Rizzuto, 1951); North Panel: Berra (“7”, M.V.P. ‘51) and South Gehrig on the “Wilson” brand side panel, both grading Gordon, Keller and Rolfe. Full photo LOA from JSA. Panel: McDougald (“8”, “1951” ROY). Serially num- a (“1”). Full photo LOA from JSA. For more informa- For a complete list of signatures and applicable death bered 113/251, this keepsake comes with authentication tion on this lot, please visit our website. dates, please visit our website. stickers from Steiner and Yankee Clipper Enterprises. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $500.00

331. Stan Coveleski Single-Signed Baseball with Full JSA Born Stanislaus Kowalewski in South Bend, Indiana, 330. Travis Jackson Single-Signed Stan Coveleski (d.1984) made a name for himself by successfully twirling for several big league franchises. 332. Lloyd Waner Single-Signed Baseball with Full JSA Penned on a non-descript Special Official League Baseball with Full JSA The pride of tiny Waldo, Arkansas, Travis Jackson sphere, the elusive endorsement of this Class of 1969 Inject some “poison” into your Hall of Fame gathering (d.1987) is the subject of this single-signed baseball. Hall of Fame inductee spans the sweet spot. Despite a with the offered Lloyd Waner (d.1982) single-signed Penned on an ONL Feeney ball with mild toning (“5-6”), protective coating of lacquer, the approximately 2-3/4” baseball. The Wilson Official American Association orb the blue ink autograph presents (“8”). Being that Jackson script from Cove presents (“7”), while the canvas (“5-6”) is mildly obstructed by toning on the panels. rarely left his home state, single-signed balls from grades (“5-6”) with moderate abrasions throughout. The blue ink endorsement presents (“6-7”) and comes S t o n e w a l l are quite elusive. Full photo LOA from JSA. Full photo LOA from JSA. with a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

333. (2) Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Baseballs with Full JSA Presented is a pair of extremely clean Mickey Mantle single-signed OAL baseballs. The well-defined blue ink 334. (6) Single-Signed Baseballs scripts are accurately placed on the sweet spots of the With (2) Dickey, (2) Hubbell, Gomez 335. (12) Stan Musial Single-Signed creamy spheres, with both autographs and canvases and Greenberg - All Full JSA grading (“9-10”). An investment pairing with individual Baseballs Pre-War diamond legends have autographed these (6) full photo LOAs from JSA. Ideal “break” value resides in this lot of (12) OML OAL and ONL spheres. The near-white to mildly toned Opening Bid $250.00 Selig spheres signed on the sweet spot by seven-time orbs grade (“6-8”) and showcase sweet spot pennings batting champ Stan Musial. The snow white orbs (with that average (“8-9”). Includes: (2) Bill Dickey (both mild toning spots on a few) grade (“8-9”) on average OAL Brown); Lefty Gomez (OAL Brown); Hank and showcase blue ballpoint signatures that average Greenberg (OAL MacPhail, signature “6”); Carl (“8-9”) strength and clarity. Individual certs/holograms Hubbell (both ONL Giamatti). Individual full photo from PSA/DNA or JSA. LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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336. (11) Autographed Stat Balls With Musial, Ryan and Seaver 337. Autographed Baseball Lot of (12) With (2) T. Williams Presented are (11) baseballs signed by Hall of Fame icons with inscriptions of their and Koufax impressive feats. These OAL, ONL and OML spheres range from snow-white (grade Hall of Famers, Cy Young honorees, a .400 hitter and a big league “sire” have auto- “10”) to mildly toned (grade “6”) and showcase sweet spot pennings that project (“8- graphed these one dozen baseballs. The spheres range from clean white (grade “8-9”) 9”) or better quality throughout. Includes: Banks (15 inscriptions), B. Gibson (16 to lightly toned (grade “6”) examples and showcase ball pennings that average (“8”) inscriptions), R. Jackson (17 inscriptions), Kaline (13 inscriptions), Musial (20 quality. Includes: Ashburn, Berra, Bob Boone, Carlton, D. Green, Koufax, McGraw, inscriptions), F. Robinson (16 inscriptions), Ryan (16 inscriptions), Schmidt (16 R. Roberts, and (2) T. Williams. Additionally, there is a 1963 New York Mets ball inscriptions), Seaver (17 inscriptions), Snider (15 inscriptions) and Yastrzemski. signed by (5) with Stengel (full JSA) and a 1946 National League ball signed by (28) Individual certs/holograms from Reggie Jackson.com (except Yastrzemski ball). with Hubbell and Lopez. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on Complete details on our website. our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

339. (73) Single-Signed Baseballs With Mays, (2) McGwire and (2) B. Martin Spanning roughly a half-century, the names on these (73) OAL, OML and ONL baseballs have authored Hall of Fame careers and/or memorable feats. The spheres range from clean white (grade “9”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) examples and showcase signatures that average (“8”) strength and clarity. Highlights include: S. Anderson, Boggs, Branca, Brett, (3) Carew, Clemens, Fisk, Guidry, Harwell, Henderson, Hunter, 338. (40) Autographed Baseballs With Mathews, Mays (2) B. Jackson, (2) B. Martin, Mays, (2) McGwire, Musial, P. Niekro, Palmer, F. and T. Williams Robinson, Rose, (2) Slaughter, Snider, Strawberry, Sutton, B. Thomson, Wilhelm and These (40) OAL and ONL spheres showcase the autographs of some of the game’s Yount. Individual certs/holograms (for 6) and an auction LOA from James Spence most legendary figures, most who have been enshrined in Cooperstown. With tremen- Authentications. Complete listing on our website. dous “break” value, the single-signed orbs range from clean white (grade “9”) to light- Opening Bid $400.00 ly toned (grade “6”) and hold sweet spot ballpoint pennings that average (“8-9”) quality. Highlights include: Aaron, Boggs, Ford, (2) Hunter, Mathews, Mays, Rizzuto, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Snider and T. Williams (full JSA). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

50 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 340. (10) 500 Homerun Single-Signed Baseballs with Mantle Presented is a grouping of single-signed baseballs from the 500 Homerun Club. Each ball features a blue ink signature on the sweet spot of an OAL or ONL baseball. Full JSA LOA: Aaron, Mantle, Mays; Basic Sticker and Cert: Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mathews, McCovey, Robinson and Schmidt. The baseballs and signatures grade in the (“8-9”) range. 3 4 1 . (48) Hall of Famer Single-Signed Baseballs - All Diffe r e n t Opening Bid $300.00 Presented is a virtual “Who’s Who” of Hall of Famer signed baseballs. These (48) OAL and ONL orbs range from clean white (grade “8-9”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) examples. The sweet spot signatures, meanwhile, average (“8-9”) quality. Highlights include: Chandler, Drysdale, Durocher, Fisk, Henderson, Hubbell, Hunter, Mays, Musial, Puckett, Reese, Ripken, R. Roberts, Sandberg, O. Smith, Spahn, Stargell and Yount. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications (for above listed names) and auction LOA from JSA. Full listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

342. (3) New York Baseball Team-/Multi- /Single-Signed Baseballs Big Apple baseball principals have autographed this trio of spheres. Includes: DiMaggio an off-white unofficial orb (grade “6”) signed on the sweet spot (“7”); 1950s Yankees ONL Feeney ball (grade “5”) with (10) ballpoint pennings (average “7-8,” with shellac coatings) including DiMaggio, Berra, and Martin; 1979 New York Mets ONL Feeney sphere (grade “6”) with (24) ballpoint signatures (average “7”) including Torre (manager). Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. More details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

343. (4) Ted 344. 1992 and Williams 1993 Toronto PSA/DNA Blue Jays Graded World Series Single- Black Bats Signed and Team- Baseballs Signed Nice “break” Baseballs value is inherent As the Fall Classic to this quartet of was held on Ted Williams Canadian home soil autographed for the first time, the baseballs. Each Toronto Blue Jays of the mildly cashed in tri- toned OAL umphantly in 1992 Brown spheres is and for good meas- endorsed in blue ure, repeated the feat ballpoint by in ’93. These World Series black bats and team-signed baseballs hail from those Williams championship endeavors. The bats are (MT), and the clean white spheres (grade “8- (d.2002) on the 9”) showcases ballpoints signatures averaging (“9”) strength with keys including sweet spot and Alomar, J. Carter, Gaston, Henderson, Molitor and Winfield. Auction LOA from JSA graded by PSA/DNA. Included are (2) graded MN-MT 8 and (2) graded NM+ 7.5. (for team-signed balls). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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346. (28) Baseball Bats With (7) Signed Including Koufax and Ryan Suitable for display in your baseball den, these (28) white ash bats include (7) autographed weapons and (21) that visually commemorate the game’s storied players or stadiums. Highlights include: Signed Bats (7) signed in blue Sharpie showing (“9- 345. (19) Hall of Fame and Superstar Signed Bats 10”) quality with Grace, Koufax (full JSA), Ryan, Thomson, Podres/Snider, Suitable for proud display, this arsenal of (19) full-size bats showcases the bold signa- Banks/B. Williams and Snider/Stargell. Additionally, there are (21) unsigned com- tures of baseball’s most celebrated superstars. Autographs average (“8-9”) quality and memorative bats, mostly Cooperstown Bat Co. “Stadium” or “World Champs” series include: Boggs, Carew, W. Clark, Dawson (inscribed “#8 – The Hawk – ROY ’77 – models. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Note: due to the weight MVP ’87 – 438 HR’s”), J. Gonzalez, Gwynn, Mattingly, McCovey, Molitor, Murphy, of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. Complete listing on our website. Murray (inscribed “HOF 2003”), Palmeiro, Ripken, B. Robinson (inscribed “HOF Opening Bid $200.00 83”), F. Robinson (inscribed “H.O.F. 82”), Sandberg, Sheffield (inscribed “Yankees 2004”), Winfield and Yount. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

347. 1930s Lou Gehrig Retail Bat Signed by Joe McCarthy The offered 1930s bat was turned as a retail model, to be sure, but it is decorated with a signature that is “big 348. Joe DiMaggio Single-Signed Bat (1305/1941) With league,” indeed. This (32.6-oz/36”) Hillerich Full JSA & Bradsby Lou Gehrig The author of the longest hitting streak in Major League annals has autographed this block-letter store model is autographed on the barrel by Hall of Fame skipper Joe Hillerich & Bradsby signature model bat commemorating the feat. This (36”) white McCarthy (d.1978). Executed in black ink, McCarthy’s penning is interrupted at vari- ash weapon has a limited edition stamping denoting “1305/1941.” Between the cen- ous stages and maintains (“4”) strength and clarity. The uncracked ash shows moder- ter brand and barrel stampings, Joe DiMaggio (d.1999) has executed a blue marker ate use and features a Hornsby-style knob like the ones on Gehrig’s “real” weapons. signature that projects (“6”) strength. Full photo LOA from James Spence PSA/DNA hologram #E35980 (no basic cert). Authentications (cert/hologram #X03674). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

349. Mickey Mantle Single-Signed UDA Bat with 350. T. Williams/Terry Signed “400 Hitters” Bat (#7/100) Inscription Paying due homage to the last .400-plus hitters in each league, this Hillerich & The trademark autograph of Mickey Mantle is neatly executed on this Hillerich & Bradsby (35”) bat is signed by both Bill Terry (d.1989) and Ted Williams (d.2002). Bradsby signature model bat. The professional model blonde club is similar to the The commemorative white ash weapon bears a limited edition (7/100) stamping and weapons Mantle wielded during his playing career. The lumber is highlighted by the the facsimile signature stampings of both Hall of Famers. Just below, each has switch-hitter’s UDA blue Sharpie autograph (“7-8”) and tough No. 7 inscription. This signed in blue marker (both “8-9” strength). Full photo LOA from James Spence significant baseball bat is accompanied by the original UDA hologram, COA and box. Authentications (cert/hologram #X03673). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

52 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 351. Hall of Fame 50th Anniversary 352. Roy Campanella Single-Signed 353. 1960 and 1979 Pittsburgh Bat Signed by (29) With Aaron and T. Bat With Full JSA Pirates Team-Signed Reunion Bats Williams Hall of Fame backstop Roy Campanella (d.1993) deco- With Full JSA Gathered for the 50th Anniversary of baseball’s Hall of rated the offered bat with a decidedly bold autograph. World Series winners in dramatic fashion in both 1960 Fame, (29) acclaimed inductees autographed this 35” This (35”) Hillerich & Bradsby signature model fea- and 1979, separate Pittsburgh Pirates installments auto- commemorative bat. Executed in blue Sharpie, the pen- tures an unblemished, furniture-like finish. Just graphed these (2) full-size bats. With black or blue nings average (“7”) strength with highlights including: between the center brand and barrel stampings, marker signatures averaging (“8-9”) quality, the keep- Aaron, Banks, Drysdale, Hunter, Mathews, McCovey, Campanella’s blue marker signature (“8-9” strength) is sakes include: 1960 (27) signatures with Burgess, Face, Musial, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Spahn and T. one of the strongest examples you’ll ever behold. Full Groat, Mazeroski and Stargell; 1979 (19) signatures Williams. Full photo LOA from James Spence photo LOA from James Spence Authentications with Madlock, Parker, Stargell and Tanner. Individual Authentications (cert/hologram #X03675). Complete (cert/hologram #X02790). full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

354. (3) Single-Signed Bats With 356. (4) Dual-Signed Cooperstown Aaron, Mathews and Mays 355. (4) Signed Bats With Hall of Bats With Koufax/Ryan This trifecta of full-size Hillerich & Bradsby display Famers and Full JSA Presented are (4) dual-signed Cooperstown Bat Co. weapons showcase the bold signatures of prominent These (4) ready-for-display full-size white ash weapons commemorative bats celebrating feats and franchise “500 Home Run Club” members. Includes: Aaron have been autographed by a cluster of the game’s glory. With bold signatures averaging (“9”) quality, the signed in gold Sharpie, (“10” strength) and inscribed brightest stars. Includes: Gary Carter signature (“9”) limited edition weapons include: Branca/Thomson “#755” (full JSA); Mathews signed in black Sharpie with lengthy inscription; Hall of Famers (18) signa- (Shot heard ‘round the World); Koufax/Ryan (No- (“10”) and inscribed “512 H.R.s” (JSA sticker/cert); tures average (“7-8”) with Ford, Hunter, Mathews, Hitters; full JSA); Clendenon/Knight (Mets World Mays signed in blue marker (“9”) and inscribed “HOF Musial and Spahn; Hall of Fame Class of ‘99 signed Series MVPs); and Reese/Snider (1955 Dodgers). 79” (full JSA). by Brett, Cepeda, Ryan and Yount (all “8-9”): and Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Opening Bid $150.00 Senators Greats signed by Howard, Killebrew, Sievers Authentications. More on our website. and Vernon (average “9”). Individual full photo LOAs Opening Bid $250.00 from JSA (except for Carter bat). Full details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

357. (6) 359. (10) Signed Single- Hall of Signed Fame Hall of Induction Fame Bats With Bats Ford, The offered Jackson white ash arsenal and includes (10) Schmidt Hall of Fame Turned annu- autographs. ally in limited quantities to honor Cooperstown Unblemished inductees, these (6) gorgeous brown bats feature gold- 358. (8) Signed Baseball Bats With surfaces are colored facsimile signature stampings and have been home to bold autographed by some of those legends. The potent sig- McGwire and Rose signatures natures average (“9”) quality and include: 1974 signed These (8) full-size baseball bats have been autographed that average by Ford; 1992 signed by Seaver; 1994 signed by by fence-clearing superstars. The signature or block let- (“7-8”) Carlton; 1993 signed by Jackson; 1995 signed by ter bats are ideal for display and showcase signatures strength. The Schmidt; and 2001 signed by Winfield. Individual that average (“8-9”) quality and inscriptions of the (10) full-size weapons have been individually signed by certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. players’ feats. Includes: Barry Bonds, Colavito, Boggs, Carlton, Carter, Durocher (full JSA), Kaline, Opening Bid $250.00 Concepcion, Griffey, Jr., Lynn, McGwire, Rose and Mathews, Morgan, Perez, Ripken and Stargell. Santo. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentication details and inscriptions listed on our Authentications. More on our website. website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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360. Walter Johnson 361. Sam Rice & Stanley Coveleski Signed Page from 1925 World Series 1925 World Series Signed Program Program Page Offered is an 8 x 10-1/2” sin- Page gle-player page culled from a Offered is a single 8 x 10-1/2” 1925 World Series program player page culled from a and signed by Hall of Famer 1925 World Series program. Sam Rice, a key member of One side (p. 21) is signed by the A.L. Pennant winning Hall of Famer Walter Washington Senators who Johnson, and the other (p. 22) would lose to the Pittsburgh is signed by another Hall of Pirates in a thrilling seven Famer, Stanley Coveleski. The game series. Rice’s 2,987 sepia pages both oval portraits hits are the most of any play- of the players flanked by er not to attain the coveted “action” photos. Known as a plateau of 3,000 hits. The pitcher, the Johnson page page has an oval portrait of shows him pitching and hit- Rice flanked by two images ting, as he was very adept of Rice, one fielding and one with the bat, too. The pages batting. The sepia page (p. are boldly signed with steel- 38) is signed boldly “Sam” tipped fountain pens and grade Rice and grades (“9-10”). (“9-10”). This item comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Sticker/basic cert from JSA. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $200.00

362. Goose Goslin & Earl McNeely Signed 1925 World Series Program Pages Offered is a single 8 x 10- 1/2” player page culled from a 1925 World Series program. One side (p. 40) is signed by Hall of Famer Goose Goslin, and the other (p. 39) is signed by Earl McNeely. The sepia 363. (3) Signed 1925 World Series Program Pages with pages both feature oval por- Harris, Schacht & Altrock traits of the players flanked Offered are three (3) 8 x 10-1/2” player pages culled from a 1925 World Series pro- by “action” photos. Both gram and signed by Bucky Harris, Al Schacht and Nick Altrock. Harris was the play- sides of the single page are er/manager of the A.L. Pennant winning Washington Senators, who would lose to the boldly signed with steel- Pittsburgh Pirates in a thrilling seven-game series. Schacht and Altrock were coaches. tipped fountain pens and Harris’ page (p. 18) is a nice dugout shot of the manager overseeing his players, and grade (“9-10”). This item the reverse has a great team shot plus an advertisement featuring an image of Walter comes with basic cert Johnson. The Schacht (p. 57) and Altrock (p. 56) pages contain oval portraits and LOAs from James Spence “action” photos. The pages are boldly signed with steel-tipped fountain pens and Authentications. grade (“9-10”). All three (3) signatures come with basic cert LOAs from James Opening Bid $200.00 Spence Authentication. Opening Bid $200.00

364. (3) Signed 1925 365. 1925 Partial World Senators World Series Program Signed Series Program by (11) Senators with Pages with Full JSA Peckingpaugh Offered are (3) 8 x 10-1/2” play- Offered are two (2) 8 x 10-1/2” er pages culled from a 1925 player pages culled from a 1925 World Series program signed by World Series program and signed by Everett Scott, Robert Veach and (11) players: Roger Peckinpaugh, Henry Severeid. All three were Dutch Ruether, Ossie Bluege, Joe players on the A.L. Pennant Judge, Fred Marberry, Alex winning Washington Senators, Ferguson, Bennett Tate, Muddy who would lose to the Ruel, Joe Harris, Tex Jeanes and Pittsburgh Pirates in a thrilling Allen Russell. Many were key play- seven-game series. The sepia ers on the A.L. Pennant winning pages all have oval portraits of Washington Senators, who would the players flanked by “action” eventually lose the 1925 World photos. The pages are boldly Series to the Pittsburgh Pirates in a signed with steel-tipped fountain thrilling seven-game series. The pens and grade (“9-10”). While sepia pages all have oval portraits of the Scott signature is on his own the players flanked by “action” pho- page (p. 44, with a great team tos. The pages are boldly signed with steel-tipped fountain pens and grade (“9-10”). A photo at the White House on few of the signatures are back-to-back on the same page. All come with basic certs back), the Veach (p. 51) and from James Spence Authentications, except Ruether, which is accompanied by a full Severeid (p. 52) signatures are back-to-back on the same page. All come with full photo LOA from JSA. photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 54 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 367. 1961 New York Yankees Yearbook Signed by (21) With Maris and Full JSA Ranked among the game’s most dominant teams, the 1961 New York Yankees cleared the fences at an alarming rate in disposing of 366. 1954 The Washington Senators Signed by Povich, American League foes Griffith and Shea - Full JSA and securing This vintage edition of The Washington Senators: An Informal History was auto- yet another graphed by renowned Washington scribed Shirley Povich (d.1998), as well as Senators world champi- staples Clark Griffith (d.1955) and Spec Shea (d.2002). The inside flyleaf is home to onship. This blue ball point signatures that project (“9”) or better quality with Povich having per- 1961 team sonalized his: “To Steve - Hi Neighbor - Hope you like it.” The volume (1954, Van yearbook is Rees Press, New York) was obviously signed shortly after publication, as Griffith autographed passed away in 1955. With covers and all pages intact with strong binding, the book by (21) of that includes its original dust jacket (multiple edge wear/tears). Full photo LOA from team’s mem- James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X03033). bers. The guide presents as (VG) with a partially detached front cover. The pages, Opening Bid $200.00 meanwhile, are crisp and clean and signed on the appropriate images. The blue ballpoint pennings project (“9”) or better quality and include: Arroyo, Blanchard (d.2009), Crosetti (coach, d.2002), Daley, DeMaestri, Ditmar, Downing, Gardner, Hegan (coach, d.1984), Houk (manager, d.2010), Howard (d.1980), Kubek, Lopez, Maris (d.1985), Moses (d.1990), Richardson, Sain (coach, d.2006), Sheldon, Skowron, Stafford (d.2001) and Terry. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X02712). Opening Bid $250.00

368. (11) Autographed Baseball Items with Paige & DiMaggio Add to your home or office décor with these eleven autographed baseball items including Paige and DiMaggio. Highlights include Framed Items: (5 items, all have certs from JSA unless noted) with 1.) Championship Negro Baseball display signed by four including Dandridge, Dials, Leonard (cut), Paige (cut)—all (“9-10”, full photo LOA from JSA); 2.) dual-signed Rizzuto (”Scooter”, MVP 50/Nieman Hall of Fame Day print (both “9”); 3.) single-signed DiMaggio photograph with ”Yankee Clipper” (“8”, full photo LOA from JSA); Multi-/Single-Signed Balls: (3 balls, all auction LOA from James Spence Authentications) with 1.) dual-signed Cronin (“7”, east panel)/Gehringer (“8”, south panel, Fred Lynn endorsed Wilson All-Star ball, grades “7”); 2.) single- signed ONL Reese (“8”) and Other Items: (1 item) with 1.) triple-signed Aaron/Chandler/F. Robinson silver 1982 Hall of Fame plate (all “9-10”, auction LOA from James Spence Authentications). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

369. (6) Ken Griffey, Jr. Signed Baseballs and Bats - All UDA These (6) UDA souvenirs have been autographed by Hall of Fame- bound star, Ken Griffey, Jr. Includes: Baseballs a mildly toned OML Selig ball (grade “7-8”) signed on side panel (“7” strength) and a clean white OML Selig ball (grade “9”) with “500th Home Run” logo stamping, signed on sweet spot (“9” strength); Bats (4) full size limited edition commemorative items each signed between the center brand and barrel stampings (average “9” strength). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 55 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 370. Jimmie Foxx Signed and Framed Baseball Magazine Photo Presented is a photo from Baseball 372. (3) Mickey Mantle Signed 8x10 Magazine 371. Mickey Mantle Retirement Multi- Photos All PSA/DNA GEM MINT 10 signed by Signed Photo with (5) Autographs This collection of three 8x10 inch Mickey Mantle auto- Jimmie Foxx (d.1967). This 7-1/2 x 9-1/2” black-and- Before a packed house on 6/8/69 at Yankee Stadium, graphed photos all come with PSA/DNA certificates white image is signed “Jimmie Foxx” in black fountain Mickey Mantle bid a fond farewell to New York’s faith- and are graded GEM MINT 10. The photos show a pen along “The Beast”’s massive right arm, and grades ful. Framed and matted to 15 x 13-1/2 (minimal chip- very young, rookie era Mantle, evidenced by the A.L. a (“5”). The photo is framed to an overall dimension of ping to wood exterior), this black-and-white picture dis- 50 year Golden Anniversary patch adorning the left 14x17 and is a tremendous display piece of one of the plays the autographs of five Yankee greats. Included are sleeve of one of Mantle’s jerseys. All three photos are most powerful home run hitters in baseball history. Coleman, E. Howard, Mantle, McDougald and boldly signed “Mickey Mantle” in blue sharpie. Comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Richardson. The Mantle is preceded by a Best Wishes Opening Bid $250.00 Authentications. salutation. All signatures present (“7-8”). Full photo Opening Bid $400.00 LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

374. Signed Flats Lot of (33) With DiMaggio, (4) Mantle and T. Williams This gathering of (33) signed 375. Autographed Baseball flats includes Photos/Flats Lot of (67) With Mantle, 373. (4) 1960s-1980s World Series the bold script- Team-Signed Photos ings (average Mays and Aaron These (4) framed and signed displays pay homage to “9-10” strength) of some of baseball’s most heralded A cluster of baseball’s brightest stars have autographed October combatants. Includes: 1969 Mets signed by superstars. Highlights include: Signed Photographs the photos/flats in this impressive lot. Comprised primari- (23, avg (“6”) strength) with McGraw, Ryan and ranging in dimensions from 8x8 to 11x14, these color ly of 8x10 photos, the lot includes (67) signed items. Seaver; 1975 Reds-Red Sox (25, avg (“4”) strength) prints are signed by their subjects, including: (3) Berra, Highlights include: (3) A a r o n, M a n t l e (full photo LOA with Bench, Fisk and Rose; 1986 New York Mets (34, J. DiMaggio (full JSA), (3) Ford, (4) Mantle (all with from JSA), M a y s, (2) Ripken, Jr., Rizzuto, F. Robinson, avg (“5-6”) strength) with Carter, Gooden and full JSA), Mays, Rizzuto and T. Williams (full JSA). Spahn, Yastrzemski and a dual-signed 1956 image with Strawberry; 1999 New York Yankees (20, avg (“7”) Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Larsen and Martin. Individual certs/holograms (for the strength) with Clemens, Jeter and Torre. LOAs and More on our website. above items) and an auction LOA from James Spence complete details listed on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Authentications. Full details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

378. (55) Signed Baseball Cards & Index Cards with Mantle & Maris Offered are (55) signed baseball items including (20) baseball cards and (35) 3x5 index cards. The baseball cards are 376. (48) Willie Mays and Cal Ripken, mostly from the 1983 Donruss Hall of Fame Heroes (HH) set. All the baseball Jr. Signed Flats 377. (2) 1962 & 1963 Topps Roger cards are boldly signed in Sharpie, grading (“9-10”). Great break value is inherent with this lot of flats auto- Maris Signed Cards—Both PSA/DNA Includes: Baseball Cards: (HH) Aaron, Appling, graphed by Willie Mays and Cal Ripken, Jr.. The potent The offensive exploits of Roger Maris are documented on Boudreau, Feller, Gehringer, Hubbell, Irvin, Mize, blue Sharpie pennings trumpet (“10”) strength through- this pair of signed 1962 and 1963 Topps Baseball cards, Roberts, Snider, Wynn. Non-HH cards with B. out and include: Mays (20) 7x5 Bally’s Grand Casino each assessed as “Authentic” and encapsulated by Robinson, Slaughter, Doerr, Sutton, Musial, Kell, black-and-white Mays photos and (18) 8-1/2 x 5-1/2” PSA/DNA. Included are 1 . ) 1962 Topps #53 Kiner, Lasorda and Gwynn. Index Cards: all are mem- “Boys and Girls Clubs of Atlantic City” grand opening Maris/Mantle/Killebrew HR LL signed by both Maris bers of the 1961 World Champion New York Yankees, cards; Ripken a sheet of (10) signed blank adhesive (“8”, blue Sharpie) and Killebrew (“8”, purple Sharpie) signed boldly in ink, with a handful in Sharpie, averag- labels. Auction LOA from James Spence with the canvas presenting (VG-EX) and 2 . ) 1963 To p p s ing (“9-10”). Keys are Mantle, Maris, Ford, Berra, Authentications. #144 World Series “Maris Sparks Yankee Rally” penned Howard, Gonder and Torgeson. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $300.00 by Maris (“9”) in blue Sharpie with the card presenting James Spence Authentications. For more information (VG-EX). The centered script presents beautifully. on this lot, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

56 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 379. 1959-60 Stan Musial Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 8 For 22 seasons Stan Musial patrolled the outfield and manned first base for the St. Louis Cardinals. With his unorthodox batting stance, Musial pummeled National League pitching to the tune of 3,630 hits. “The Man” was the ultimate model of consistency, as exactly half his base hits (1,815) were hit at home, and exactly half were hit away from the comfy confines of Sportsman’s Park and Busch Stadium. He was a three-time MVP and his 1948 season is one of the greatest offensive performances in baseball history. Near the end of his career, Musial used this H&B Louisville Slugger model “M159” bat. This uncracked 34-1/2” 30-1/2 oz. bat exhibits extensive game use with ball and racks marks, plus very deep and prominent spike marks at the top of the barrel. The H&B center brand is stamped somewhat light, but the block lettering “MUSIAL MODEL” is burned deeply into the white ash barrel. Between both is a bold “Stan Musial” black sharpie signature, grading an “8.” The regular style knob has Musial’s retired number “6” written in black marker along with the aforementioned model stamping. There is some deadwood and grain separation on the barrel, typical of bats from this period. A Letter of Provenance accompanies this bat, indicating the bat was a gift from Musial in 1960 to a 30-year member of the St. Louis grounds crew. Very few opportunities arise to obtain a game-used bat from one of baseball’s hitting immortals, and this example, graded an 8 by PSA/DNA, is one of high quality and great provenance. Opening Bid $1200.00

380. 1981-1983 Cal Ripken Jr. Game-Used Bat— PSA/DNA 7.5 Wielded by the “Iron Man” during his early days, this 1981-1983 Cal Ripken Jr. game-used bat is ideal for advanced collectors of #8. The Louisville Slugger model M159 bat has dimensions of 31.8 oz./35” and exhibits outstanding game usage. Due to repeated ball contact causing grain swelling, the front barrel has been professionally secured with glue. Multiple ball marks and stitch impressions are visible on the front and left barrel. Additionally, cleat impressions are faintly visible along the left barrel of the hickory-finished lumber. Ripken’s instantly recognizable #8 is etched via black marker on the knob. Possessing game wear and labeling characteristics consistent with player usage, this bat has been professionally graded GU 7.5 by PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00

381. (6) Toronto 382. (21) Pro Blue Jays Stars Model Bats Game-Used Bats With Winfield With Alomar and Gamer and Winfield Signed T. These (6) high-grade white Perez ash weapons were bran- With a Cincinnati dished by 1980s-1990s Reds emphasis, Toronto Blue Jays princi- these (21) white ash pals (though two were used bats were turned for prior to their owners’ 1980s-1990s Major tenures with the Jays). Leaguers, some hav- Exhibiting minimal to ing been autographed by their subjects (average “8” strength). Highlights include: heavy game use, the bats Coleman (signed); Concepcion; E. Davis (signed); McGee (signed); Oquendo were ably employed by: R. (signed by 16 members of the 1992 St. Louis Cardinals); T. Perez (signed); Alomar, Barfield, D. Bell, Strawberry (signed); and Winfield (game-used). Auction LOA from James Spence Bosetti, Olerud and Winfield. Full details on our website. Authentications (for autographs only). Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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383. Gene Woodling 1951 World Series Game-Used Bat 384. Yogi Berra 1962 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA 8.5 (Signed by Berra) - PSA 7 The only “Bronx Bomber” on board for each of the club’s 14 pennant-winning sea- Aboard for five successive World Series titles, former New York Yankees outfielder sons from 1947 through 1963, backstop Yogi Berra used and signed this Hillerich & Gene Woodling used this Hillerich & Bradsby (32-oz/35”) “M110” signature model Bradsby (31.8-oz/35”) “R43” signature model bat during the 1962 world champi- bat during the 1951 Fall Classic. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the onship campaign. This white ash relic shows excellent game use with ball, stitch and uncracked ash bat shows moderate use with ball and bat-rack marks, as well as grain cleat marks throughout. A 6-1/2” handle crack represents the lumber’s demise, and swelling on the barrel. Between the center brand and barrel stampings, pinstriper hero Berra’s black marker signature (“9” strength, inscribed “My 1962 game used bat”) Yogi Berra has signed (black marker, “9” strength) and inscribed “HOF 72 – MVP 51- resides on the barrel. Having yielded to Elston Howard that year behind the plate, 54-55.” Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Berra was still named to his 15th and final All-Star squad. Graded GU-8.5 by John Opening Bid $250.00 Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $400.00

385. Harmon Killebrew 1964 Signed Game-Issued All- Star Game Bat - PSA 5 3 8 6 . Pete Rose 1965-1968 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA 8 Emerging as one of the Junior Circuit’s most prolific sluggers, Hall of Famer Harmon The offered Hillerich & Bradsby (32-oz/36”) “S2” signature model bat was bran- Killebrew was issued and autographed this Adirondack (32.5-oz/35”) “176A” block- dished by all-time hit king Pete Rose during the 1965-1968 labeling period, an era in letter (last name only) bat for the 1964 Mid-Summer Classic. Graded GU-5, the which he came to the forefront as the game’s most prolific hitter. The uncracked ash uncracked white ash collectible reads “1964 ALL STARS” on the barrel stampings weapon shows excellent use with ball, stitch and bat-rack marks about the barrel, as and is signed by Killebrew (“7-8” strength) and inscribed “I got 3 hits at Shea well as grain swelling on the hitting surface and a vintage black marker notation of Stadium New York.” No game use is evident, though there are bat-rack marks and a “14” on the knob. Rose’s black marker autograph (“8-9” strength, inscribed “#4256”) black marker notation of “3” on the knob. Full photo LOA from John Taube resides between the center brand and barrel stampings. Graded GU-8 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat authenticity only). PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

387. Joe Morgan 1965-1968 Signed Game-Used Bat With 388. Boog Powell Signed Game-Used 1968 All-Star Game Full PSA Bat - PSA 8.5 With his signature twitching left elbow, Hall of Famer Joe Morgan wielded and signed Selected for his first of four consecutive All-Star appearances, former Orioles first this Hillerich & Bradsby (31-oz/34-1/2”) “S44” signature model bat from the 1965- baseman Boog Powell wielded and signed this Hillerich & Bradsby (35-oz/35”) 1968 labeling period. The uncracked ash weapon shows excellent game use in the “O16” signature model bat during the 1968 Mid-Summer Classic at Houston’s form of ball, stitch, bat-rack and cleat marks about the barrel, pine-tar residue on the Astrodome. Graded GU-8.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the uncracked ash weapon handle and a vintage black marker notation of “18” on the knob. Between the center exhibits evidence of typical single-event use ball and bat-rack marks and a vintage brand and barrel stampings, Morgan’s black marker autograph projects (“8-9”) black marker notation of “26” on the knob. Between the center brand and barrel strength. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat use only). stampings, Powell has signed in black marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “My First Opening Bid $300.00 All-Star Game 7-9-68.” Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $250.00

58 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 390. Hank Aaron 1973-1975 Game-Issued Bat - PSA 5 Undaunted by threats as he neared his inevitable conquest of the all-time home run 389. Pee Wee Reese 1966 Old-Timers Game Signed record, Hank Aaron wielded this Hillerich & Bradsby (33.9-oz/35”) “A99” signature model bat. Graded GU-5 by John Taube PSA/DNA, this white ash treasure was Game-Issued Bat With Full PSA turned during the 1973-1975 labeling period (a span during which Aaron tied and Though the Yanks were bound for their first-ever cellar showing in 1966, “The House eclipsed Ruth’s sacred standard and then was dealt to a team in the same city in which That Ruth Built” summoned legends of glory days past for an Old-Timers exhibition. it began). Although there are surface marks on the barrel, scoring about the handle and For that gala event, Hall of Famer Pee Wee Reese was issued and signed this Hillerich black marker notations of “44” on the knob and barrel end, the lumber shows no game & Bradsby (31.3-oz/34.5”) “R46” signature model bat. The uncracked ash weapon has use. Between the center brand and barrel stampings, Aaron’s autograph (black marker, a Hornsby-style knob and shows no game use. Just to the left of barrel stampings inscribed “755”) shows (“9”) strength. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA announcing the event, venue and heroic shortstop, Reese (d.1999) has signed in blue (for bat authenticity). marker (“6” strength). Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat only). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

391. Carl Yastrzemski 1973-1975 Signed Game-Used Bat 392. Johnny Bench 1973-1975 Signed Game-Used Bat - - PSA 7 PSA 6 Admirable in his role as Fenway’s heir to a left field legend, Hall of Famer Carl “Queen City” backstop Johnny Bench wielded this twice-signed Hillerich & Bradsby Yastrzemski employed and autographed this Hillerich & Bradsby (33.7-oz/36”) (32.5-oz/35-1/2”) “B278” signature model bat as part of a potent Reds lineup during “C243” signature model bat turned during the 1973-1975 labeling period. This white the 1973-1975 labeling period. The uncracked white ash lumber appears to be game ash prize shows medium use with ball, bat-rack marks and scoring throughout, as well ready with a few ball and surface marks. Bench’s (2) autographs flank his facsimile as a handle crack whose length is obscured by a layer of vintage athletic tape. A black signature stamping at left and right, respectively. Graded GU-6 by John Taube marker notation of Yaz’s famed “8” appears on the knob, and his black marker signa- PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Inscriptions listed on our website. ture (“6-7” strength, inscribed “79”) resides between the center brand and barrel Opening Bid $250.00 stampings. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use). Opening Bid $250.00

394. Dave Winfield 1991 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA 10 393. Willie McCovey 1974 Signed Game-Used Bat In the 18th season of his Hall of Fame career, Dave Winfield eclipsed the 400 home This autographed Hillerich & Bradsby (33-1/2-oz/36”) “K75” block-letter (full name) run plateau and inched nearer to the 3000-hit milestone. This Rawlings-Adirondack bat was ably employed by Hall of Famer Willie McCovey as he inched closer to the (33.2-oz/35-1/4”) “DW20” block-letter bat was used and signed by Winfield during coveted 500 home run plateau during the 1974 season. The white ash weapon exhibits that 1991 campaign. This ash weapon features a tan handle and black barrel and is good use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks about the barrel, pine-tar residue and a autographed in silver marker (“7” strength, inscribed “All the Best”) on the barrel. since-mended 15” crack on the handle and a black marker notation of the slugger’s The uncracked treasure shows outstanding game use with ball and deeply embedded number “44” on the knob. McCovey’s black marker signature (“10” strength) and stitch marks throughout, transposed ball stampings on the hitting surface and heavy inscription of “521 HR’s” resides between the center brand and barrel stampings. pine-tar residue on the handle. The knob is home to a black marker notation of “32.” LOA from John Taube (for bat use). Auction LOA from JSA (for autograph). Graded GU-10 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 59 BA S E BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 395. Frank 396. Tom Robinson Seaver 1978 1973-1975 Signed Signed Game-Used Game-Used Bat - PSA 9 Bat - PSA 6 Much to the dis- Established as a may of the Triple Crown Flushing faithful, winner and 500 Hall of Famer Tom Seaver was dealt to the Cincinnati Reds in 1977. Continuing to Home Run Club member, Frank Robinson closed his career as a player-manager for excel in the “Queen City” where he would hurl his only career no-hitter, Seaver the Indians, breaking the managerial color barrier. This Hillerich & Bradsby (33.1- employed this Hillerich & Bradsby (29.9-oz/34”) “K55” block-letter (last name oz/35”) “R161” signature model bat was wielded and signed by Robinson during the only) bat during the 1978 season. This white ash weapon exhibits medium use with 1973-1975 labeling period. This uncracked ash lumber shows game-ready to light use ball, bat-rack and cleat marks on the barrel, a 2” crack on the center brand, and a with bat-rack streaks throughout, pine-tar residue on the handle and a black marker black marker notation of “41” on the knob. Just to the left of the barrel stampings, notation of “20” on the knob. Robinson has signed in blue marker (“8” strength) on Seaver’s blue Sharpie autograph (“inscribed “HOF ‘92”) shows (“8-9”) quality. the barrel. Graded GU-6 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use). Appealing as Hall of Fame lumber, this specimen is even more alluring as a pitcher’s Opening Bid $250.00 weapon. Graded GU-9 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $250.00

397. 398. Tony George Perez Brett 1977-1979 1977-1979 Game- Signed Used Bat - Game- PSA 7.5 Used Bat - No longer an PSA 7 integral part of the “Big Red Never short on fiery spirit or clutch base hits, Hall of Famer George Brett brandished Machine,” Hall (and subsequently autographed) this Hillerich & Bradsby (31-oz/34-1/2”) “T85” sig- of Famer Tony Perez took his services north of the border, using this Hillerich & nature model bat as his Royals contended during the 1977-1979 labeling period. Bradsby (32.7-oz/35-1/2”) “R43” signature model bat during his tenure (1977-1979) Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the weapon shows good use with ball, bat- with the Montreal Expos. Graded GU-7.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the white ash rack and cleat marks throughout, as well as multiple handle cracks that have under- item shows moderate use with ball, transfer and bat-rack marks throughout, scoring, gone professional repair. Brett has signed (“9” strength) and inscribed “HOF 99” on pine-tar residue and a 4-1/2” crack on the handle, and black marker notations of the barrel. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). “24” on the knob and barrel end. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

399. Mike 400. Schmidt Reggie 1984 Jackson Signed 1984 Game- Signed Used Bat Game- - PSA 8.5 Used Bat - Adding to his PSA 7.5 already- Colorful, controversial and clutch, Reggie Jackson powered Oakland and New York to impressive totals of single-season home run and RBI crowns, Mike Schmidt wielded multiple titles before bringing his fence-clearing power to Anaheim. This Rawlings- and signed the offered Rawlings-Adirondack (31.4-oz/35”) “154A” signature model Adirondack (31.6-oz/34-1/2”) “288RJ” block-letter bat was brandished and signed by bat during the 1984 campaign. The ash weapon shows heavy use with ball, bat-rack Jackson during his 1984 season with the Halos. This ash weapon has a black “Smith” and cleat marks throughout, pine-tar residue, scoring and a 3” crack on the handle, finish and is signed in white marker (“8” strength) on the barrel. Excellent use is evident along with a blue marker notation of “20” on the knob. Schmidt has signed on the with ball marks and transposed ball stampings, as well as grain swelling on the barrel. barrel (“8” strength) and inscribed home run and RBI specifics. Graded GU-8.5 by There are two 4-inch handle cracks and a white marker notation of “44” on the knob. John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat authenticity). Graded GU-7.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

401. Robin 402. Tony Yount 1986- Gwynn 1993 1989 Signed Signed Game-Used Game-Used Bat - PSA 7 Bat - PSA 8 En route to career The longest- hit number 2000 tenured Brewer and a lofty .358 and two-time batting average at MVP Robin Yount employed and signed this 1986-1989 Louisville Slugger (32.8- the tender age of 33, Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn employed and autographed this oz/34.75”) “P72” signature model bat. Graded GU-8 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the Rawlings-Adirondack (27.4-oz/32-7/8”) “256S” block-letter bat during the 1993 white ash item exhibits medium game use with ball, bat rack marks and transposed campaign. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the uncracked ash bat features a ball stampings on the barrel, light pine-tar residue and a 1-1/2” crack on the handle tan handle and glossy black “Smith” finish, solid game use with ball, cleat and stitch and a black marker notation of “19” on the knob. Between the center brand and barrel marks on the barrel, pine-tar residue and scoring on the handle, along with black stampings, Yount’s black marker signature (inscribed “3142”) shows (“9”) strength. marker notations of “19” on the knob and cupped end. On the barrel, Gwynn’s silver Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Sharpie signature shows (“9”) strength. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA Opening Bid $200.00 (for bat use only). Opening Bid $200.00

60 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 403. Paul 404. Molitor Eddie 1993-1995 Murray Signed 1995 Game- Signed Used Bat Game- - PSA 9 Used Following 15 Bat - seasons of PSA 9 near-miss showings in Milwaukee, Hall of Famer Paul Molitor used and signed this Brandished and autographed by switch-hitting great Eddie Murray as he helped pro- Cooper (31.2-oz/34”) “H176” signature model bat as he helped the Blue Jays to win pel the 1995 Cleveland Indians to their first pennant in 47 years, this Rawlings- the World Series. Graded GU-9 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the Canadian-turned Adirondack (36.1-oz/35-1/2”) “456A” block-letter bat has been Graded GU-9 by weapon shows heavy use with ball, cleat and deeply embedded stitch marks through- John Taube, PSA/DNA. The uncracked white ash item shows outstanding use with out, a black marker notation of “19” on the flare knob and a 14” H-shaped handle ball, cleat and bat rack marks throughout and a handwritten notation of “33” on the crack. Executed in silver Sharpie on the barrel, Molitor’s bold autograph projects (“8- knob. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). 9”) strength. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

406. Sammy Sosa 1999 Signed Game- Used Bat - PSA 9.5 The first-ever player to launch 60 home runs in back-to-back seasons, Sammy Sosa 405. Wade Boggs 1998 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA 9 used and signed this Louisville Slugger (32.1-oz/35”) “R161” block-letter bat as he This Louisville Slugger (32-oz/34-3/8”) “B349” block-letter bat was used and signed neared that feat in 1999. Graded GU-9.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA, this uncracked by Hall of Famer Wade Boggs as he toiled for the Devil Rays in 1998. This ash prize ash weapon shows outstanding game use with ball, bat-rack, stitch and ball-transfer shows heavy use with ball, stitch, bat-rack and cleat marks throughout, heavy pine-tar marks about the barrel, a 3” layer of cloth tape on the knob and black marker nota- residue on the handle and center brand, and black marker notations of “12” on the tions of “21 – R161” on the knob and barrel end. Sosa has signed twice (“8” and “6” knob and cupped end. Boggs has signed in black marker (“6” strength) on the barrel. strength) on the barrel. Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use Graded GU-9 by John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). only). Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

407. Cal 408. Ripken, Rickey Jr. 2000- Henderson 2001 2001 Signed Signed Game- Game- Used Bat Used Bat - - PSA 8.5 PSA 9 As he neared an end to his incomparable career, Cal Ripken, Jr. brandished and signed In the 11th of 13 stops in his big league career, Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson this Louisville Slugger (32.7-oz/35”) “P72” signature model bat during the 2000-2001 brandished and signed this Sam Bat (31.7-oz/34”) “KB1” block-letter model during labeling period. Graded GU-8.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA, the bat sports a glossy his 2001 campaign with the San Diego Padres. The uncracked maple weapon has a black “Smith” finish and prominent silver-hued stampings. Heavy use is evident with glossy black “Smith” finish and is autographed on the barrel (“8” strength, inscribed ball, cleat and stitch marks about the barrel, pine-tar residue and (2) cracks on the “2001 #24”) in silver Sharpie. The item shows outstanding game use with ball, cleat handle and a silver Sharpie notation of “8” on the knob. Below the MLB logo stamp- and deeply embedded stitch marks on the barrel, pine-tar residue on the handle and ing, Ripken’s silver Sharpie penning (inscribed “Gamer”) shows (“9-10”) strength. black marker notations of “24” on the knob and barrel end. Graded GU-9 by John Full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

409. Rafael 410. Alex Palmeiro Rodriguez 2003 2003 Signed Signed Game- Game- Used Bat - Used Bat PSA 9.5 - PSA 6 Before his wag- Three-time ging finger and MVP Alex firm denial (temporarily) convinced a courtroom audience, Rafael Palmeiro made Rodriguez signed and used this Louisville Slugger (32.2-oz/33-7/8”) “G174” signa- believers out of millions as he wielded and signed the offered X-Bat (33.7-oz/34”) ture model bat as he garnered the first such honor in 2003. This uncracked white ash “Model 73” bat during the 2003 season. This hickory weapon has a brown handle and weapon shows excellent use with ball marks, cleat marks and transposed ball stamp- black barrel and shows outstanding use with ball and deeply embedded stitch marks ings throughout, a gripping agent on the handle and a black marker notation of “3” throughout. Palmeiro drilled career HR No. 491 with this bat, as evidenced by his on the knob. Between the center brand and barrel stampings, Rodriguez’s blue mark- autograph (“10” strength”) and inscription on the barrel. Graded GU-9.5 by John er autograph (inscribed “2003 game used”) shows (“8”) strength. Graded GU-6 by Taube PSA/DNA (for bat use only). John Taube PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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411. Vida Blue 1969 412. Bob Bolin Signed Game-Worn 1969 San Oakland A’s Home Vest Francisco A flame-throwing southpaw to com- Giants Game- pliment a powerful lineup in the Bay Worn Road Area, Vida Blue wore this Oakland A’s home vest upon being summoned Jersey to the big leagues in 1969. This The offered San cream-colored flannel button-down Francisco Giants road jer- garment features an “A” sewn to the sey was worn by pitcher left breast in green-on-gold twill and Bob Bolin during the “32” sewn to the back and right front 1969 campaign, his ninth in like fashion. Green-and-gold striped piping lines the collar and arm openings, and and final season with the the tapered left front tail is home to a “McAuliffe” label and tags that respectively club. This gray flannel button-down garment features “SAN FRANCISCO” arched denote “69” and size “42.” Just to the right, Blue’s blue marker autograph projects across the chest in black-on-orange double twill and the since-retired (throughout the (“7”) quality. This vintage apparel shows heavy wear with minor fabric separation Major Leagues) number “42” sewn to the back in like fashion. Black-and-orange piping along the neckline and puckering about the twill components. Additionally, an outline decorates the collar and sleeve endings, and the collar’s interior is home to vintage black of “BLUE” above the back number shows where the name has been removed. The marker notations of “42” and “46,” as well as a partially detached felt strip tag with number is a vintage replacement, as well (Blue wore “21” and “28” during the 1969 “Bolin” stitched in cursive. On the vented left front tail, a “Rawlings” size “46” label is season). The “100th Anniversary” patch has been removed from below the front logo. accompanied by a laundering instructions tag and chain stitched indicators of “69” and This jersey was likely worn by multiple players including Blue. Finally, the “A” logo “46.” This classic all-original N.L. apparel shows moderate wear perspiration-induced is not accompanied by the “’s”, suggesting that the jersey was not worn after the 1969 soiling within the collar, fading about the twill components, a small tear on the right season. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema (for jersey authenticity) and full photo sleeve and an outline (with minor fabric separation) of a since-removed 100th LOA from James Spence Authentications (for autograph). Anniversary patch on the left sleeve. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

413. Pete Rose 1983 Game Worn/Issued Philadelphia Phillies Home Pants, Jersey From one winning franchise to another, Pete Rose maintained his fiery demeanor as he helped power the Philadelphia Phillies to National League pennants in 1980 and 1983. Still tireless at 42, Rose climbed ever closer to the mythical 4,000-hit plateau, closing the 1983 campaign with 3,990 career safeties. The off e r e d Philadelphia Phillies home ensemble was worn by/issued to Rose during that ’83 campaign. Includes: G a m e - Worn Pants white knit leg wear with a red pinstripe pattern and maroon trim lining the outer legs. There are (6) belt loops, a one-button zippered fly and 414. Jim Palmer’s Last Game-Worn (2) cotton-lined back pockets. Within the elasticized Baltimore Orioles Jacket waistband, a “Wilson” label has an embroidered nota- With 268 career triumphs to his credit, pitching legend Jim Palmer tion of “33” and is accompanied by a strip tag with bid his franchise an emotional farewell at Memorial Stadium’s Hit chain-stitched identifiers of “Rose 83 1 28-1/2.” Light and Run Club in May, 1984. This Baltimore Orioles jacket was the wear; Game-Issued Jersey a white knit zippered gar- very last one worn by Palmer as he performed in his 19th and final ment with a red pinstripe pattern and maroon trim lin- season. The black satin-like button-down garment features (2) front ing the shoulders/sides. In maroon twill, the cursive pockets and “Orioles” angled across the chest in orange twill, the “P” logo adorns the left breast, “14” is sewn to the back and right front, and “ROSE” is arched on a nameplate atop the back number. The cotton-lined collar is home to a strip tag with “Rose” stitched in black cursive. T h e script-style mascot name accented by a lengthy paraph. Bright tapered left front tail features a “Wilson” size “44” label and a swatch with stitched identifiers reading “83 3.” orange panels line the shoulders and black-and-orange striped stretch There are dirt stains throughout and perspiration-induced discoloration within the collar. While the tagging is ribbed cotton lines the collar, sleeve endings and waistline. Wi t h i n completely correct, the jersey is missing the club’s “100th Anniversary” patch (left sleeve). The plastic zipper the collar, a “Starter” label denotes size “L.” On the bright orange is unusual, as well, as the Phillies’ Wilson gamers normally featured metal zippers. The jersey was obtained lining, Palmer’s since-retired number “22” is inscribed in black directly from Rose in 1983 by Catherine Gordon, who was Rose’s agent for nearly three years. Full photo marker along with his signature. Light wear is evident. This Hall of L O A from Dave Miedema. Fame apparel item was obtained directly from famed Orioles Opening Bid $500.00 groundskeeper Pat Santarone and subsequently displayed at B a l t i m o r e ’s Sports Legends Museum. James Spence A u t h e n t i c a t i o n s cert/hologram #F15834 (for autograph only). 416. 2008 Opening Bid $200.00 Yankee Stadium Final Season Game- Used Base - Steiner Part of an American League showdown during the final season of “The House That Ruth Built,” this base was employed during the April 7, 2008 battle between the Tampa Bay Rays and host Yankees (3rd base, innings 6 through 9). Measuring 15-1/4 x 415. Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game- 15-1/4”, this thick rubber textured Used Batting Helmet item features MLB silhouette logo The offered game-used batting helmet was worn by Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt dur- plates affixed to opposite edges ing his tenure with thePhillies. This 7-3/8-size helmet bears prominent usage marks and “The Final Season” plates including two long cracks. The helmet front features a centered white “P” insignia, along the other two edges. The and to the left is a large black Sharpie inscription and signature, “To Bill, Best Wishes, item shows nice game use with Mike Schmidt”. Schmidt’s number “20” is on the brim. LOA from GAI (Bushing). infield dirt throughout. Display case accompanies. Steiner Sports COA/hologram For a complete description, please visit our website. (#BB898016) Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

62 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 418. (13) College Football Game- Used Home Jerseys with Miami Saturday’s gridiron warriors donned these thirteen home jerseys and did battle during recent seasons. These mesh/daz- 417. Don McCafferty 1942 College All-Stars Game-Worn zle cloth blend Jersey pullover gar- Mentored by the likes of Paul Brown, Weeb Ewbank and Don Shula, former ments showcase Baltimore Colts head coach Don McCafferty guided the team to its only Super Bowl appliqué or tackle twill numeric and name identifiers, have proper tagging and exhibit triumph. McCafferty’s own resume included All-American status as an offensive tack- varying degrees of game use. Comes from a variety of manufacturers including Nike. le at Ohio State University (1942). In recognition for his contributions to the war-torn Includes: Clemson, Florida Atlantic, Indiana, Miami, Minnesota, Nevada, North Buckeyes roster, McCafferty was selected to play in that year’s College Football All- Carolina, Rutgers, South Carolina, Temple, Tennessee, UCLA and UNLV. Stars game at Chicago’s Soldier Field. Pitted against the NFL Champion Bears, Opening Bid $400.00 McCafferty wore this All-Stars jersey during that gridiron battle with the “Monsters of the Midway.” This blue dureen long-sleeved pullover garment features “59” sewn to the front and back in white satin twill and (10) red felt five-point stars sewn to each gray-colored shoulder panel. A red-white-and-blue striped pattern lines the sides, and thick cotton padding resides within each sleeve at the elbow portion. This historic college apparel is incredibly well preserved with very minor pilling and puckering about the twill components. The colors remain lustrous, and a local “May & Halas” label is accompanied by a vintage size “48” tag and a “Dry Clean Only” tag within the 6-button crotch flap. Opening Bid $250.00

419. (16) College Football Game-Used Road Jerseys with Notre Dame Invade rival campuses with these sixteen college football game-used road jerseys. The mesh/dazzle cloth- blend pullover garments showcase vibrant team colors, proper tagging and twill/appliqué numeric and name identifiers from a variety of manufacturers. Exhibits varying degrees of game wear. Includes: Arkansas State, Ball State, Boise State, Central Michigan, East Carolina, Eastern Michigan, Georgia Tech, Illinois State, Northern Colorado, Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Ole Miss, Tulane, UTEP, Western Michigan and Liberty Bowl. Opening Bid $400.00

421. (4) Game-Worn Football Jerseys of Former 420. Terrelle Pryor Signed Game-Worn Cleats With Full Redskins JSA Former professional football players who once donned the “burgundy and gold” are the focus of these four game-worn jerseys. Included are 1.) Rodney Peete Detroit Widely sought gridiron product Terrelle Pryor wore and signed these cleats during his Lions road #9 (Wilson 46 with minimal game usage and one light tear); 2.) 1994 2008 freshman campaign at Ohio State. These black leather size “14” Nike footwear Vernice Smith Washington Redskins home #61 with NFL 75th shoulder patch (Starter items feature the manufacturer’s “Swoosh” logos along the sides and are both signed 48 with very minor game usage); 3.) 1997 Dana Stubblefield Washington Redskins in silver Sharpie (both “8-9” strength) and inscribed “Go Bucks.” The shoes show road #94 (Wilson 52 with mild game usage) and 4.) Reagan Upshaw Tampa Bay moderate wear with scuff-marks and light dirt. Full photo LOAs (one for each auto- Buccaneers home #91 (Adidas #48 with moderate game usage). graph) from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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422. (31) 1957 Topps Football SGC Graded 88-96 Singles with (6) Hall of Famers Assembled is a razor-sharp grouping of (31) 1957 Topps Football singles with six Hall of Famers, each graded between 88 NM-MT 8 and 96 MINT 9 by SGC. Included are SGC 96: #86 (one of two, none better); SGC 92: (6 cards) with #8 (population 2, two better), #25 (pop 4, one better), #61 (pop 2, none better), #73 (pop 4, none better), #79 (pop 2, none better), #97 (pop 1, none better); SGC 88: (24 cards) with #5 Marchetti, 7, 13, #16 J. H. Johnson, 17, #26 Matson, 36, 37, 39, #49 Bednarik, 54, 63, 69, 76, 80, #95 McElhenny, 105, 110, 111, #124 McDonald RC, 130, 133, 142 and 149. Opening Bid $500.00 423. 1960 & 1962 Topps Football Complete Sets with 1961 Topps High Number Run Presented are the 1960 and 1962 Topps Football complete sets along with a run of (66) 1961 high numbers. Included are 1960 Topps set: (132/132, 20% NM-MT or better, 40% NM, 20% EX-MT, 20% EX or lesser) with #1 Unitas (NM), #23 J. Brown (NM); 1961 Topps: (66 cards, median NM, #133-198) with #145 Blanda (NM), #150 Maynard RC (NM), #166 Kemp (NM), #198 CL (NM); 1962 Topps complete: (176/176, 20% EX-MT or better, 30% EX, 30% VG-EX, 20% VG or lesser) with #1 Unitas (VG-EX), #5 Berry SP (VG-EX), #17 Ditka RC (EX), #28 J. Brown (VG-EX), #36 E. Davis RC SP (EX), #39 Meredith SP (VG-EX), #63 Starr SP (GD), #90 Tarkenton RC SP (EX) and #176 CL (EX). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

425. (11) 1952-1978 Graded Football Wax/Cello Packs & Vending Box Assembled is a formidable grouping of eleven 1952-1978 graded football wax, cello 424. 1972 Topps Football Series 2 Wax Box and vending items. Included are 1.) 1952 Bowman Small one-cent wax pack (GAI Offered is a 1972 Topps Football Second Series wax box with (24) packs. The tightly 8.5); 2.) 1956 Topps one-cent wax pack (GAI 6); 3.) 1961 Fleer Series 1 wax pack wrapped (NM to NM-MT) 10-card packages give the appearance of having been (GAI 8.5); 4.) 1961 Nu-Card wax pack (GAI 9.5); 5.) 1970 Topps Series 1 cello pack recently discovered. Comprising #133-263, second series possibilities include #150 (GAI 7.5); 6.) 1970 Topps Super wax pack (GAI 9, Unitas back); 7.) 1973 Topps wax Bradshaw, #165 Unitas, #200 Staubach RC, #230 Greene and #244 Joiner RC. One pack (GAI 6.5); 8-9.) (2) 1975 Topps wax packs (both PSA 7); 10.) 1977 Topps wax wax wrapper displays a slight contusion. pack (PSA 8) and 11.) 1978 Topps vending box (GAI 7.5). Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

64 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 427. 1950 Bowman Football #65 Al Demao & 426. 1950 Bowman Football #87 Robert Reinhard— #140 Jim White SGC 92 SGC 92 Graded 92 NM-MT+ 8.5 by SGC. Featured Each graded 92 NM-MT+ 8.5 by SGC. is a 1950 Bowman Football #140 Jim White Offered is a pair of high-grade 1950 single. This New York Giant presents in Bowman Football singles. Included are pack-fresh condition with blistering regis- appropriately evaluated renditions of tration, proper centering along with razor- #65 Demeo (1 of 2 at tier, one better) sharp corners and edges. One of two at the and #87 Reinhard (1 of 2 at tier, none grading tier with none better. better). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

429. 1955 Topps All- American Near Set of (99/100) Cards Storm the collegiate gridiron 428. (10) 1950 Bowman with the offered 1955 Topps All- American near set of (99/100) Football Cards - All SGC 88 cards. This coveted edition has Presented are ten 1950 Bowman Football an approximate condition break- singles that have all been graded NM-MT down 15% (NM or better), 40% by SGC. The cards are clean and present (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 20% quite nicely in the black border holders. (VG-EX or lesser). Keys include Included are #11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 46, 57, 75, #12 Graham (VG-EX), #16 89 and 141. Rockne (VG), #20 Baugh (EX- Opening Bid $400.00 MT), #36 Edwards SP (NM), #37 Thorpe (VG-EX), #56 Nevers RC (EX), #68 Four Horsemen RC SP (VG), #85 Luckman (VG), #97 Hutson RC SP (EX) and #100 Henry RC SP (VG-EX). Missing only #27 Grange for completion. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

430. 1957 Topps Football 431. (67) 1962 #37 Clarence Peaks Post Cereal “Halfback” Variation— Football Lot PSA 8 with (37) Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Featured is Graded the only 1957 Topps #37 Clarence Offered is a partial set Peaks “halfback” variation to have been of (67) 1962 Post registered with the third-party service. cereal football cards, This recently uncovered gem displays including 37 cards r a z o r-sharp corners, snow-white edges graded by PSA. Key and decent centering. Upon investiga- graded cards are #1 tion, it appears that no other 1957 To p p s Currie (PSA 6), #29 Clarence Peaks singles listing him as a Tittle (PSA 5), #50 Karras (PSA 7), #61 Brown (PSA 5), #90 Unitas (PSA 5) and “halfback” are known. The regular #37 #114 George (PSA 7). Ungraded cards include: #12 Starr (EX), #67 Mitchell (EX), version (VG-EX) is also present. A n #86 Parker (EX), #103 St. Clair (EX-MT) and #184 Tarkenton (VG). The balance ideal acquisition for the advanced To p p s of ungraded cards range from EX to EX-MT with a few lesser and are neatly cut variation collector. around the black lines. For more information on this lot, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

432. 1975 Topps 433. 1976 Football Vending Topps Box of (500) Cards Football Featured is a 1975 Topps Unopened Football vending box of Wax Box (500) cards. The unsearched Mint specimens bright blue container pres- from the rookie- ents nicer than similar stacked 1976 Topps examples that have sur- Football issue are faced. Professional grading sealed and secured enthusiasts can possibly in this retail wax find investment-grade box of (36) copies of #12 Blount RC, unopened packs. #39 Bleier RC, #65 Pearson Alluring prospects within these packs include rookie examples of Payton, Lambert RC, #145 Staubach, #282 and White, as well as first-ever issues of Seattle and Tampa Bay players. The packs Swann RC, #367 Fouts RC, remained sealed (though two have popped open) and stacked in (4) rows of (9). The #416 Theismann RC and #461 Bradshaw. colorful retail box presents nicely with minimal creasing and edge wear. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 65 F O OT BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 434. 1982 Washington Redskins Salesman’s Sample Super Bowl Ring The Washington Redskins dominated everybody in the 1982 strike-shortened season, which culminated in the 27-17 defeat of the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XVII. This salesman’s sample 10k gold ring has a single large cubic zirconia (CZ) diamond surrounded by 16 smaller CZ diamonds set within a football. Engraved within the surrounding area is “WASHINGTON REDSKINS 1982 WORLD CHAMPIONS.” Engraved on one flank is the Super Bowl XVII insignia and “HAIL TO THE REDSKINS” along with the Lombardi Trophy, the Nation’s Capital building and an Indian head. The other flank has the player name and number (and SB 17 MVP) “RIGGINS” and “44” plus the Redskins helmet. This original size 12 ring was expanded to size 14 dimensions but can also be re-sized down, if desired. Excellent condition. Opening Bid $4500.00

435. 1987 Denver Broncos AFC Champions Real Players Ring This game is best remembered for “The Fumble” when Browns running back Earnest Byner fumbled at the Broncos’ 3-yard line with 65 sec- onds remaining. This 10k gold, size 12 ring was presented to Bobby Micho, a reserve tight end on that squad. The centerpiece has the Broncos insignia on a brown stone surrounded by 16 diamonds. The diamonds are then surrounded by the engraved “1987 DENVER BRON- COS AFC CHAMPIONS” in raised relief. One flank is engraved with the team names and the score “38- 33,” while the other side has the player name “MICHO” with the Super Bowl XXII insignia and “NFL.” Inside the band is the manufacture’s name “JOSTENS.” Opening Bid $4000.00

436. 2000 Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl Champion Salesman’s Sample Ring The Baltimore Ravens used a suffocating defense to domi- nate the New York Giants in Super Bowl XXXV. This size 11, 10k gold ring has the Ravens logo on the centerpiece, surrounded by multiple cubic zirconia (CZ) stones. Engraved above is “WORLD” and engraved below is “CHAMPIONS.” On one flank is the year “2000,” teams and score “RAVENS 34 - GIANTS 7” plus the Super Bowl insignia and Lombardi Trophy. The other flank has the name “LEWIS,” the phrase “Set The Standard” and Ray Lewis’ number “52.” Both flanks have the word “INVICTUS” at the bottom. The entire top of the ring has a band of CZ stones. An impressive sample ring from one of the most impressive defensive performances in Super Bowl history. Excellent condition. Opening Bid $5000.00

66 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 437. 1971 University of Delaware I-AA Football Championship Ring The University of Delaware Blue Hens are a perennial power in the Division I FCS football subdivision, formerly known as Division I-AA. They have won six football National Championships over their 117-year existence. This 10K gold, 10-3/4” ring has a blue stone in the middle surrounded by the engraved “1971 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS” in raised relief. One on flank is the name “LABARGE” with a football motif and the letter “M” within a football below. The other flank has “DELAWARE” and “UD.” The manufacturer’s name “JOSTENS” is engraved inside the band. Excellent condition. Opening Bid $400.00

438. 1989 Brigham Young WAC Champions Football Players Ring The BYU Cougars of the Ty Detmer era were a scoring machine, winning or sharing the WAC title most of those years. This 10k gold, size 10-1/2 ring was presented to Matt Odle, a receiver of many of those Detmer passes. The center has a large blue stone surrounded by “WAC CHAMPIONS” engraved in large letters. One flank has the name “ODLE” and the number “88” engraved with “Sea World HOLIDAY BOWL” alongside. The opposite flank has the BYU Cougar name and mascot. Manufactured by Herff Jones, within the band is “HJ-10K.” Excellent condition. Opening Bid $500.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 67 F O OT BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 439. Bill Hewitt & Bert 440. 1956 Bell Signed Look All- Philadelphia Eagles American Payroll Check Signed Graded “Authentic” and encapsu- Football lated by BGS/JSA. Presented is a with Brown dated 1939 check signed by de Benneville Bell (d.1959) on the & Hornung front and endorsed by William Offered is a 1956 Hewitt (d.1947) on the reverse. Look Magazine The steel-tip fountain pen script- College All- ings boast (“9”) signature charac- American teristics. Football team- Opening Bid $250.00 signed ball with (21) signatures including legends Jim Brown, John Brodie, Paul Hornung and Tommy McDonald. The majority of the signatures were penned in blue ink and grade (“5-7”) unless otherwise noted. Full list is on our website. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

441. 1965 Cleveland 442. Jim Browns and 1968 Brown, Walter Baltimore Colts Team- Payton & Signed Footballs With Full Johnny JSA Unitas Single- Vaunted gridiron squads who earned Signed “bridesmaid” status during the 1960s Footballs are featured in this lot of (2) team- signed footballs. Both pigskins present with beautifully, as do the bold autographs Inscriptions (average “8-9”). Highlights include: “First Down,” 1965 Cleveland Browns (36) blue “Sweetness” and the “Golden Arm” are linked on these three single-signed Wilson marker signatures including Brown, footballs. Each penned in silver Sharpie with career accolades as endorsements. Groza, Kelly and Warfield; 1968 Included are 1.) J. Brown (“9”) with MVP 58, 63, 65; 2.) Payton (“9”, d.1999) with Baltimore Colts (17) ballpoint signa- 16,726 and 3.) Unitas (“9”, d.2002) with M.V.P. 59, 64, 67 and mild soiling. Auction tures including Curtis, Mackey, Morrall and Unitas. The ball does not inflate. Full LOA from James Spence Authentications. photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

443. Dallas Cowboys Signed 444. (12) Framed Display Lot of (7) College With Landry and Staubach Football Ideal for proud display, these (7) framed pho- Mini- tographs are autographed by their heroic Helmets Lone Star State NFL subjects. Ranging in size from 17x21 to 24-1/4 x 19-3/8”, the dis- Signed by plays showcase bold pennings that average Heisman (“8”) quality. Includes single-signed photos Winners of Dorsett, Irvin, Landry, Renfro, Staubach These (12) col- and H. Walker. Also includes is a Landry lege football “Ring of Honor” induction photo with (“9- mini-helmets are autographed by recipients of the prestigious Heisman Trophy. The 10”) signatures of Howley, Jordan, Lilly, colorful shells are home to bold signatures that show (“8”) or better quality through- Landry, Meredith, Perkins, Renfro and out. Highlights include: Bellino, Blanchard, T. Brown, Campbell, Crouch, Crow, Staubach (with full JSA). Auction LOA from Dorsett, Hornung, B. Jackson, Lattner, Owens, Rodgers, Rozier, Sims, Staubach, C. James Spence Authentications. More on our White and R. Williams. Individual certs/holograms from JSA (for 7) and auction website. LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

445. (18) 446. (22) Signed Autographed Gateway Leather Mini- Cachets With Helmets With (3) Montana Graham and Hutson and Namath Battle-tested heroes have Glorified in stunning autographed these (22) leather color likenesses, NFL mini helmets. Just like the greats have auto- archaic gridiron equipment graphed these (18) worn during the pre-face mask Gateway cachets. era, these colorful leather Ballpoint pennings accessories showcase bold show (“9”) or better signatures that average (“9”) strength and clarity. Includes: (2) Baugh, Blanda, throughout and Canadeo, Donovan, (2) Dudley, Gatski, Graham, Hutson, Lavelli, McAfee, (2) include: Bradshaw, Ditka, (3) Elway, Griese, Landry, Marino, (3) Montana, Namath, Parker, J. Perry, Presnell, Tittle, Trippi, D. Walker, Willis, Wistert; and a multi-signed Nathan, Rice, Simpson, Walsh, D. Williams and Craig/Lott/Rice. Individual mini helmet with Bednarik/Pihos/Van Buren. Individual certs/holograms from James certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

68 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 447. (18) Multi-Signed Mini-Helmets With Packers, Browns and Chicago Cardinals Superstars and Hall of Famer groupings from vaunted NFL dynasties have decorated these (18) mini-helmets with bold signatures that average (“9”) quality. Highlights include: Bears Atkins/Jones; Cardinals Crow/Matson/Trippi; Browns Groza/Lavelli/Mitchell/Motley/Noll/Willis; Lions Creekmur/Gatski/Lary/Schmidt; Packers Dale/Dowler/McGee/Starr; Chiefs Bell/Dawson; Vikings Gilliam/Tarkenton; Giants Brown/Gifford/Huff/Maynard; Raiders Biletnikoff/Guy/Hendricks/Otto; Eagles Bednarik/McDonald/Pihos/Van Buren; Steelers Morrall/Stautner; 49ers Johnson/McElhenny/Morrall/Perry/St. Clair/Tittle; Redskins Jurgensen/Mitchell/Taylor. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

448. (20) Signed Full-Size and Mini Football Helmets With Montana, Brown, Unitas and Namath College and NFL heroes from both sides of the line of scrimmage have autographed the (20) helmets in this ready-to-display assortment. Executed in various color Sharpies on full-size or mini-helmets, the bold pennings warrant (“9”) or better assessment throughout. Includes: Full Size Helmets (2) with J. Brown and Montana; Mini Helmets (18) with Bednarik, Bellino, Butkus, P. Dawkins, D. Green, Namath Paterno, Rodgers, (2) Ruettiger, Sayers, B. Smith, Staubach, Stenerud and Unitas. Additionally, there are (3) multi-signed mini helmets with: Army (Blanchard and G. Davis); Los Angeles Rams (Greer, D. Jones, Lundy and Olsen); and Pittsburgh Steelers (Blount and Lambert). Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Complete details on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

449. (31) Super Bowl MVP Single-Signed Footballs with Inscriptions Those gridiron greats who shined on the sport’s largest stage are the focus of these (31) Super Bowl MVP single-signed footballs. Unless noted, each autograph on the pigskins grade (“9-10”) and is penned in silver Sharpie. Additionally, unless noted, each endorsement is further graced by an inscription for the Super Bowl contest that they conquered. Highlights include Aikman (“8”, gold, no inscription), M. Allen (no inscription), Biletnikoff, Bradshaw, Csonka (no inscription), Dawson (no inscription), Elway (no inscription), F. Harris, Montana (no inscription), Namath (no inscription), Rice (“8”), Riggins, Starr, Staubach (no inscription), R. White and S. Young. Approximately half of the footballs display minor soiling, none of which disrupt the signatures. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

450. (50) Single-Signed Mini-Helmets - All Hall of Famers With Unitas and Namath These (50) NFL Hall of Famers have made their marks on the gridiron and these football mini-helmets, which have been individually autographed. The colorful shells are home to bold signatures (average “9” strength) with highlights including: Aikman, Alworth, Bradshaw, J. Brown, Butkus, Campbell, Csonka, Ditka, Elway, Graham, Griese, S. Huff, Hunt, Largent, Marino, Montana, Motley, Namath (full JSA), Sanders, Sayers, Shula, Simpson, Tarkenton, L. Taylor, Unitas (full JSA) and R. White. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications (for the above mentioned helmets) and auction LOA from JSA. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 69 BA S K E T BA L L DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010 451. 1969- 452. 1969-70 70 Topps Topps Basketball Basketball Set of (99) Complete Set plus (99/99) & 1970- Singles 71 Topps Stars (244) Hound the hardwood Offered is a with this 1969-70 complete set of Topps Basketball com- 1969-70 Topps plete set of (99) cards. basketball cards Highlights include plus 244 extras 1969-70 Topps set: including stars (30% NM or better, and Hall of 40% EX-MT, 20% EX, Famers. The 10% VG-EX or lesser) “tall boys” in with #1 Chamberlain this set have an (EX-MT), #20 approximate Havlicek RC (EX- condition break- MT), #25 Alcindor RC down of 35% (EX), #43 Bradley RC (EX-MT or better), 40% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 5% (VG or lesser). Highlights (NM), #75 Hayes RC include #1 Chamberlain (EX), #20 Havlicek (EX), #25 Alcindor RC (VG-EX), #35 (NM), #90 West (EX- Baylor (VG), #43 Bradley (EX-MT), #50 Robertson (VG), #56 Unseld RC (VG), #75 MT) and #99 CL (VG). Hayes RC (EX), #90 West (VG-EX), #98 Frazier RC (VG) and #99 CL SP (GD, Also included are unmarked). For a complete list of the extras, please visit our website. 1970-71 Topps: #7 Bradley (NM-MT), #13 Riley RC (NM-MT), #50 Chamberlain Opening Bid $200.00 (SGC 88), #75 Alcindor (NM) and #160 West (NM). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

453. (825+) 1970-71 Topps Basketball Singles—Loaded For the opportunistic dealer is the offered hoard of (825+) 1970-71 Topps Basketball singles with extensive duplication throughout. This star-packed gallery has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 35% (VG or lesser). Keys include (4) #7 Bradley (average VG), (9) #13 Riley SP (average EX), (2) #50 Chamberlain (EX, GD), (16) #65 Baylor (average EX), (8) #75 Alcindor (average EX) and #160 West (EX). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

454. 1975-76 Topps Basketball Vending Box Presented is a “case fresh” 1975-76 Topps Basketball vending box of (500) cards. This unsearched container has survived the decades in premier condition. Multiple high-grade stars such as #75 Maravich, #90 Abdul-Jabbar, #233 Gervin, #254 M. Malone and #300 Erving along with a complete set are possible. Opening Bid $250.00

455. (2) 1990s Chicago Bulls Salesman Sample Championship Rings Crafted to celebrate the second and third installments of the Chicago Bulls’ second 1990s “3-Peat,” these (2) salesman sample rings show ostentatious qualities appropriate for a team with such feats on its resume. Encased in Lucite paperweights with angled corners, these composite metal accessories features CZ-studded facings respectively depicting the team mascot and NBA trophy. The shanks feature engraved designs denoting year and title, as well as “6th Man MVP.” Opening Bid $200.00

70 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 456. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Complete Set of (132) Cards with Stickers—PSA 8 Jordan Rookie Hardwood heroes grace this 1986-87 Fleer Basketball complete set of (132) cards 457. Michael Jordan Rookie Card Lot of (4) - All Graded 9 with the accompanying twelve-card sticker series. Averaging (NM to NM-MT), this As North Carolina product Michael Jordan emerged prominently on NBA hardwoods, elite edition features true rookie cards of numerous legends. Keys include #1 Abdul- so did the game’s popularity and resultant card issues. These (4) Jordan rookie era col- Jabbar (NM), #7 Barkley RC (NM-MT), #9 Bird (NM), #26 Drexler RC (NM-MT), lectibles are encapsulated with upper-tier assessments. Includes: 1985 Nike Michael #32 Ewing RC (NM-MT), #53 M. Johnson (NM), #57 Jordan RC (PSA 8), #68 K. Jordan (PSA Mint 9); 1985-86 Star #117 (SCD Mint 9); 1986 Fleer #57 (PSA Mint Malone (NM-MT), #77 Mullin RC (NM), #82 Olajuwon RC (NM-MT), #109 I. 9); and 1986 Fleer Sticker #8 (PSA Mint 9). Thomas (NM-MT), #121 Wilkins RC (NM-MT) and #8 Jordan Sticker (PSA 8). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

458. 1984 USA Olympic Basketball Team Signed Display With Jordan & Ewing Gold medalists all, fifteen members of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Basketball team have signed this impressive display. Executed in blue ballpoint on a blank sheet, the autographs project (“9-10”) quality throughout and are surrounded by color likenesses of Olympics action. Includes: Alford, J. Dawkins, Ewing, Fleming, Jordan, Kleine, Knight (coach), Koncak, Mullin, Perkins, Person, Robertson, Tisdale (d.2009), Turner and Wood. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X05158). Opening Bid $250.00

459. Jordan and Kobe UDA Signed Jerseys Tailored to the specifications of the garments worn by (2) of the NBA’s greatest, the offered jerseys have been autographed by their respective superstar subjects and are accompanied by individual UDA certs/holograms and include: Kobe Bryant 2001-02 Lakes home jersey signed on front “8” (“8-9” strength); limited edition #97/208; Michael Jordan 2001-02 Washington Wizards home jersey signed on the back “2” (“8-9”); limited edition #77/275. Additional details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 71 H O C K E Y FA BU LO U S & 1 5 DAY ONE - DEC 1, 2010

460. 1953 Parkhurst Hockey Starter Set of 50 Offered is a nice starter lot of (50) 1953 Parkhurst hockey cards, 462. 1961-62 Salada Coins & 1964 with 34 cards PSA Coca-Cola Caps Near Sets graded. This lot 461. (5) 1958-1962 Topps & Parkhurst Offered is a pair of 1960s hockey near sets of Salada encompasses half Hockey PSA Graded Lot Coins and Coca-Cola Bottle Caps. The 1961-62 Salada the 100 card com- Presented is a nice group of five hockey cards, each of Coins (99/120) is missing the entire Toronto Maple plete set. Graded which have been graded by PSA. Includes: Topps 1958 Leafs and Tillman of the Bruins. The coins average EX cards: PSA NM- #39 Gump Worsley (PSA NM 7) and 1962 #58 Jean with minor wear on the backs. The 1964 Coke Caps MT 8 #52 Ratelle (PSA NM-MT 8); 1960 Parkhurst #47 Henri near set (106/108) is missing Esposito and Sawchuk Lindsay; PSA NM Richard (PSA NM-MT 8), #53 Jacques Plante (PSA and grades in the VG to VG-EX range. Further details 7 #21, 28, 33, 43, EX-MT 6) and #59 Geoffrion/Beliveau/Marshall (PSA are available on our website. #56 Bathgate, 59, NM 7). Opening Bid $250.00 60, 62, 74, 83, 88 and 97 (PSA 7.5); PSA EX-MT 6 Opening Bid $200.00 #14, 35, #41 Pronovost, 44, 48, #57 Howell, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 81, 84, and 93. PSA EX 5 - #90 and 95. PSA VG-EX 4 - #34 and 58. Ungraded cards 16 cards averaging EX/MT. Opening Bid $500.00

464. (6) 1965-1969 Topps & OPC Hockey High Grade Lot of PSA Cards O ffered is a small but dominant col- 463. (22) 1963 Topps High-Grade lection of 1965- Hockey Card Lot with (7) Graded 1969 Topps & Offered is a starter group of (22) high-grade 1963 OPC PSA g r a d e d Topps hockey cards, with seven cards graded by PSA. hockey cards, a vir- 465. 1968-69 & 1971-72 Topps Includes: Graded cards #36 Mikita (PSA &), #45 tual who’s who of Hockey Complete Sets hockey heroes. Plante (PSA 7), 51 (PSA 8), 56 (PSA MINT 9), 59 Ice kings are found on these classic 1968-69 and 1971- Includes: To p p s (PSA 8), 61 (PSA 8) and #65 Rangers team (PSA EX 72 Topps Hockey complete sets. Keys include 1968-69 1965 #25 Jean 5). Ungraded cards #6, 25, 39, 44, #47 Harvey (EX- Topps: (132/132, median EX-MT to NM) with #2 Orr Ratelle (PSA N M - M T 8), 1965 #59 Bobby Hull ( P S A MT), 49, 50, #52 Bathgate (NM-MT), 55, #57 Gilbert (EX-MT), #16 Hull (NM), #29 Howe (EX-MT), #89 M I N T 9) and 1969 #24 Bobby Orr (PSA N M - M T 8); O - (NM), 58, 60, 62, #63 Ratelle (EX-MT) and 64. Parent RC (EX), #121 CL (NM); 1971-72 Topps: P e e - C h e e 1969 #180 Jacques Plante (PSA M I N T 9 ) , Opening Bid $200.00 (132/132, average EX-MT to NM) with #45 Dryden 1969 #189 Terry Sawchuck (PSA M I N T 9) and 1970 RC (EX-MT), #70 Howe (EX-MT) and #100 Orr #238 Gordie Howe (PSA N M - M T 8 ) . (trimmed). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

466. (2175+) 1934-1985 Topps/OPC/Parkhurst Hockey Collection with Numerous Stars 468. 1940s Colgate University Seize the puck with this impressive (2175+) 1934-1985 Hockey Sweater Topps, O-Pee-Chee and Parkhurst Hockey collection 467. 1976-77 Topps Hockey Presented is vintage college ice apparel from the including numerous ice kings. Minimal duplication is Unopened Wax Box esteemed Colgate University campus. This 1940s found throughout this gathering, which also includes With contents sealed for thirty-plus years and tucked maroon cotton pullover garment features a maroon-and- probable near sets. Highlights include 1934-1944 neatly in their retail display box, this 1976-77 Topps white striped pattern along the long sleeves and a Beehive Group 1 Photos: McDonald (VG-EX, ice Hockey wax box contains (36) unopened packs. With stretch ribbed cotton collar. In maroon-on-white felt, photo); 1951-52 Parkhurst: #52 Barilko/McNeil IA very real possibilities for a complete set of (264) and/or “COLGATE” is arched across the chest, and “6” is (VG), #72 Meeker RC (GD); 1957-58 Topps: #20 Hall acquisitions of #115 Trottier RC and #213 Orr. The sewn to the back in like fashion. A “Dry Clean Only” RC (PR); 1964-65 Topps: #6 Sawchuk (VG), #12 Hall packs remained sealed (with one exception) and tag resides within the collar, and the inner left side (VG-EX), #20 B. Hull (GD); 1969-70 O-Pee-Chee: stacked in (4) rows of (9). The retail display box, mean- #138 T. Esposito RC (VG-EX); 1970-71 O-Pee-Chee: seam is home to a “King Sportswear” label and a size while, presents nicely with colorful images and expect- #195 Clarke RC (VG-EX), #218 Sittler RC (VG). For “42” tag. Heavy wear is evident with a team repair on ed edge wear. more details, please visit our website. the left sleeve and fading throughout. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

72 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 469. 1887 470. T206 Ty 471. 1948 Leaf Buchner Gold Cobb Red Back #79 Jackie Coin Jack - PSA Graded Robinson McGeachy SGC Good+ 2.5 Rookie PSA 3.5 60 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

472. 1952 Topps 473. 1954 Dan #49 Johnny Dee Potato Sain with Joe Chips Gil Page Bio PSA Hodges - SGC Graded EX+ 5.5 Graded 86 NM+ Opening Bid $200.00 7.5 Opening Bid $150.00 474. 1956 Topps #135 Mickey Mantle PSA 6 Opening Bid $250.00

476. 1969 Topps Super #41 Pete Rose PSA Graded NM- MT+ 8.5 Opening Bid $100.00 477. 1963 World Series Game 2 Full 475. 1963 Fleer #42 Sandy Koufax Ticket (PSA 7) & #56 Roberto Clemente Opening Bid $150.00 (PSA 8) Opening Bid $150.00

479. (9) 1909- 480. 478. (2) New 1914 B18 (165) York Mets Blankets 1951 World Series & S74 Bowman Clinching Silks Baseball Ticket Stubs - with Singles both PSA Johnson with (29) Graded Opening Bid High Opening Bid $200.00 $100.00 Numbers Opening Bid $200.00

481. 1962 Post Cereal Full Uncut back Panel with Killebrew & Mathews 482. 1963 Bazooka Complete Box Opening Bid With Mays Panel 483. (8) 1970-1977 Kellogg’s $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Baseball Factory Sets Opening Bid $150.00

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484. 1979 Topps Baseball Wax Box Opening Bid 485. Ty Cobb 1921-1931 Hillerich & $150.00 Bradsby Store Model Bat 486. 1967 New York Yankees Opening Bid $100.00 Mother’s Day Pendant—Mantle 500 Home Run Opening Bid $100.00

489. (88) 1961 Jay Publishing Team 487. (6) 1930s-1950s New York 488. Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers Photo Packs Yankees and Giants Programs Early-1960s Champions Scarf Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

490. Three 491. (6) Rivers 1963 Hall Stadium of Fame Original Busts with Chrome & Mathewson Steel Turnstile & Wagner Opening Bid Opening Bid 492. 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates “Pirate $100.00 $100.00 Ship” Cabinet Opening Bid $100.00

493. (17) 495. 1988 Vintage and New York Reproduction Yankees Baseball Ball Display Items Signed Opening Bid 494. 1946 Brooklyn Dodgers Team- by (8) $100.00 Signed Baseball with Medwick & With Billy Reese with Full JSA Martin and Full JSA Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $100.00

497. Multi-Signed Negro League Bat with (38) Signatures Opening Bid $100.00 496. Nolan Ryan Signed Game-Used Baseball From 1993 Ryan vs. 498. (3) Derek Jeter & A-Rod Signed Ventura Game Bats Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

74 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: DE C 1-2, 2010 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 501. Gil Hodges 499. Ken 500. (2) Signed Griffey, Jr. Ken George Signed Hand- Griffey, Jr. Brace Painted UDA All- Photograph Jersey and Star With Full Bat - Both Signed JSA UDA Jerseys Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $200.00 $150.00 $150.00

503. 1941 World 504. (4) Series “Yankee 502. Roger Program Legends” Maris Signed by Prints Signed (21) With Signed by 8x10 DiMaggio, DiMaggio Photograph Dickey and With Full Opening Bid Rizzuto - $200.00 PSA/DNA Full JSA Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 $150.00

506. Gene Tunney, Jess Willard & Mickey Cochrane 505. Vintage Baseball Digest Signed Signed 507. (31) Vintage Sports Books with Lot of (7) HOFers Drink Coaster Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

510. (4000+) 1966-1978 Multi-Sport Topps Singles 508. Cal Ripken/Brett Favre Dual- Collection Signed Limited Edition “Ironmen” with (2000+) Bat 509. (4) 1973-1974 Fleer Football & Strat-o-matic Opening Bid $150.00 Basketball Patches Wax Boxes Baseball Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00

511. 1952 512. Circa Fischer’s 1950s Kail Bread “Lincoln- Tommy Northeast” Thompson Football Bread Bank Label Opening Bid 513. (148) Vintage Philadelphia Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 Eagles Photographs Opening Bid $150.00

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516. (4) 1981-1987 Topps Football 514. 1970 Kellogg’s Football Factory 515. (5) 1958-1977 Jim Brown Vending Boxes Set Singles with Rookie Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

518. 1969- 70 Topps Basketball Rulers Complete 517. Chuck Evans Signed 2000 Set of (23) 519. (3) New York Knicks Baltimore Ravens Presentation Posters Autographed Replica Jerseys with Football Opening Bid DeBuscchere $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

520. (6) 1980-81 Topps & 521. 1986-87 Muhammad Fleer Ali Framed Basketball Display Wax With Packs — Signed All GAI Cachet 522. Wayne Gretzky/Brett Hull Lot of Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid (4) Signed Items $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

523. 1913 T230 525. Pan Handle Abolitionist Scrap Duke John Brown Kahanamoku CDV PSA 3 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 524. (130) 1913 T230 Pan Handle Scrap “World Champions” Singles Opening Bid $100.00

527. 1966 Topps Funny Ring Complete Set of (24) 526. Native American & Bill Cody Cards Silks Collection of (9) Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00

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