To My Fellow Hobbyists

To My Fellow Hobbyists,

Welcome to our September 2010 auction. We have gathered over 1000 unique lots for the session. O ur auction will begin on September 15th and end on September 29th and 30th. We thoroughly enjoyed meeting many of our bidders and consignors at the National Convention in Baltimore. I was amazed at how many people, both dealers and collectors, told us this was the best sho w they have EVER been to. That speaks loudly to the current state of our hobby! I want to thank all those who gav e us consignments and signed up for our mailing list at the sho w. It was truly a record-setting show for us as well. If anyone would like their winnings from this auction brought to either the Hofstra or Chantilly shows, which are 2 weeks after the auction ends, please contact our office for arrangements. Remember when we deliver it to you at a show shipping is FREE!!

With all that said, once again our dedicated team has outdone themselv es in assembling this fantastic array of rar e, unusual and even one-of-a-kind items. The newest member of our staff, I'm proud to say, is recent Slippery Rock graduate and my son Ricky Huggins. He will be working with us fulltime for now and I'm sure many of you will get to meet him soon. Dave Stoddard has added even more new features that continue 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 and our former writer-turned-photographer , Matt Flores, along with our "man of many hats," S tefan Wisinski, have captured all the images. Randy Curtis, our utility man, has aided all of the abo ve without missing a beat. Mark Spinrad has swept the catalog for #@%#”s and Josh Wulkan has given Mike Henry the “canvas and paint” he needs to create another masterpiece.

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

Our constantly growing nationwide staff of consignor reps (now at 37 strong), led 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 w ell-qualified and ready reps, as well as contact info, is available is this catalog. Call'm - you'll be surprised how much money they can put in y our pocket.

The ladies of Huggins and Scott Auctions: Nancy, Janet, Stef, Kristie, Brooke, Greta, Gail, Allison, Samantha and our newest edition Carrie Heffner 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. F rom A to Z in both categories y ou continue to amaze us with the material you turn up and integrity in which y ou conduct yourselves in all aspects of our dealings. The friendships we have made out of the tr ust you have placed in us are immeasurable and for that we are always grateful.

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

Good Luck,

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.

VERY IMPORTANT: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND THE COST FACTOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATALOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELAB- ORATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EVERY SINGLE LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOWEVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO WE HAVE ADDED MANY MORE PHOTOS AND A MUCH MORE EL ABORATE DESCRIPTION ON VIRTUALLY EVERY ITEM ON OUR WEBSITE. WELL WORTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT! WEBSITE: WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM Here's how we are running our September 29-30, 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 2h 30m 0s. If you have any BIDDING BEGINS: questions, please ask in advance! Wednesday Sept. 15th, 2010 at 12:00pm Eastern Time You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item b y 9:00 Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared pm on the night the item ends, in or der to proceed to toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We STEP 2. A way to check if y our bid was accepted is to go to describe and photograph each item in the most clear and “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you are easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you hold QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or the current high bid for, and which lots you have been out- toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you bid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON AN get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- ITEM BEFORE 9:00 pm EST (on the night the item day. ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM AFTER 9:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session (STEP 2). REGISTRATION: However, at 9:00 pm on Sept. 29th, if you are the only bid- You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the der on an item that ends on S ept. 29th, that item will close phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online 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. O ur 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 in the last 2 hours 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 9:00 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 y ou 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. O ur way is much more bidder friendly. Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchr o- 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 befor e 9:00 pm on clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm easter n 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 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 been received and the clock strikes 9:00pm, the lot will offi- a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the cially close and the lone bidder will be declar ed the winner. option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, If there have been two or more bids on a particular item, $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have passed $500, $550, $600 and so on. without any additional bids on that item. A 30-minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automatically r eset b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options every time a new bid is made on that lot. I f you up your for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30-minute clock $2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. will NOT reset. This is now available in real time on our website. You will want to hit the "REFRESH" button on Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max your computer as the clock counts do wn, as our system will bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that y ou've not automatically show an increase in bids. Bids on items been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this will continue to be accepted between 9:00 pm and 11:00 means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they pm from any bidder that has bid on the item prior to 9:00 placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on these rules, no more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can lot with two or more bids prior to 9:00 pm can close prior enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and y ou will be the 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 or ders, $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 w ell 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 y our bid on Lot 420 prior to 9:00 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 9:00 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. N o 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 9:00 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 befor e 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 allo ws 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 O ffice or at the House We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly of Cards. Auction Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is just “a better mousetrap.” However should you have any 4) Return Policy - ALL LEGITIMATE RETURNS OR questions about this procedure, PLEASE call us on our CREDIT REQUESTS MUST BE BROUGHT TO OUR local or toll free number. ATTENTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF A few examples for those of you that may not understand: YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not hav e REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CREDITS! ALSO, THE

MORE IMAGES AND DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE: WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM 5 ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT IN ORDER TO Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERA- TIONS - NO EXCEPTIONS!! New Autograph Authentication: For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full We have conservatively graded most items, however we photograph LOA's from one of the respected third party strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better authentication companies. For the lesser valued items, we yet, come view the items you are interested in. If you are are having those items authenticated and noted with a unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to unique sticker/certificate combination for each item. In the make any changes from the print catalog on our w ebsite. remaining cases, on lots with more than one autographed Any changes that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that item by email. item, we will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity for the entire lot (although we are trying to do away with 5) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the this altogether, but sometimes it is the only cost effectiv e right to revoke any bidder privileges for what w e deem as method). This is the original letter that w e receive from the unethical behavior. authentication company describing the offered lot. You may use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT you chose to do that. Please call if you have any questions retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you are regarding these auction lot LOA's. aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot you are bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancellation of all About Our Grading: bids in the auction and bidding privileges r evoked. WE Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally CANNOT COMPROMISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE graded and encapsulated by independent grading compa- AUCTION BY CANCELLING BIDS. nies. Many other lots have been graded by our highly edu- cated writers. For the most part, these are conservative 6) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss available for viewing at our auction offices: 900 S ilver something. We are not responsible for a third party grading Spring Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in adv ance company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and for an appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that we cannot issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a you provide a list of the items that y ou want to examine, so numerical grade or the exact grade that w e describe. We we may have them ready for you. No appointments will be strongly recommend that you come look at any items that allowed on September 29-30, 2010. you are bidding on, and make your own determination about it's grade. 7) All bids are in US Dollars! Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: 8) When we refer to a population report about graded Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing compa- cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- ny. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three always looking for part-time field representatives in new equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler population among all SGC graded cards, unless other wise at 215-530-4365 to discuss an oppor tunity; its a no lose sit- stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious writing and are subject to change. money.

About Our Autographs: Consignments For Our Next Auction: All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come We have already begun taking consignments for our next with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most November 2010 auction. By consigning your items early, used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), you allow us the opportunity to advertise your items on our Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some website, in trade publications and press releases, as well as at even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take major shows across the country. This is an invaluable way to great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", expose your items to our thousands of curr ent bidders and "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world possible new bidders, who can then plan ahead to bid on of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you your items. Believe me, it happens! can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S have passed the most stringent examination. We are always looking for unique Americana items to tr y in our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (pri- Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature marily 1960s's and older, though), feel free to call us and was a common practice among teams wher e the key players discuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant under a little dust, or needs the right exposur e! would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a clubhouse signature. Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or consignments of your cards and other treasures.

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MORE IMAGES AND DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE: WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM 7 1. 1933 R338 Goudey Sport Kings Complete Uncut Sheet (24 Cards) Featuring Ruth, Cobb, Thorpe and Grange With stunning color and a superb selection of talent, the 1933 R338 Goudey Sport Kings release summoned interest from every corner of the sports world. Only a multi-sport set could capture the passion for competition and achieve this full and truly comprehensive display of star power.The 1933 Sport Kings series features twelve different sports headlined by, of course, baseball.

The daunting task of creating a multi-sport issue was undertaken during the 19th Century by Allen & Ginter, Goodwin, and others, but those classics seemed to seek and strike a slightly different target. The tobacco giant employed classic art and has a certain je ne sais quoi, but the bubblegum cards from the Golden Age targeted the children, and Goudey nailed it perfectly with Sport Kings..

Standing as colorful sovereigns on cream-colored cardboard stock, the subject of each card defines, not just represents, his sport in 2-3/8” x 2-7/8” increments. Explanations of their legends grace the cardbacks. In viewing this immortal gallery of elite cards, The Goudey Sport Kings set is a masterful pictorial summary of sports history, as well as one of the most widely sought-after pre-war card issues. Its subjects, and its splendor, are the synthesis of our hobby.

This complete, 24-card uncut final production sheet of 1933 Goudey Sport Kings cards features an incomparable lineup of stars, including the set’s first entry, picturing Ty Cobb. Numbers 1-24 are arranged in a random sequence and feature an undeniably elite player roster highlighted by Red Grange, Walter Hagen, Nat Holman, Duke Kahanamoku, Howie Morenz, Babe Ruth, Gene Sarazen, Jim Thorpe, Bill Tilden, Gene Tunney, and Johnny Weissmuller. In this remarkable instance, the pane seems to have been vigilantly protected throughout its existence from light and other aging elements. The interior eight cards of Holman, Cobb, Dempsey, Walthour, Tilden, Blood, Lekang and Thorpe are virtually untouched by time. The far right border shows mild paper loss on the obverse of three cards, Jewtraw, Tunney and Londos, with Morenz and Richards showing minor toning in the lower left corner. Minute chipping along the right hand edge on the reverse and a 1-inch portion of paper loss on #5 Wachter are the notable blemishes on the back of this incredible relic. The hues are bright, shared borders are crisply white, and the cards are all pure and fresh. The overall display quality is minimally (EX) with the interior cards displaying much better. This is an outstanding uncut sheet from one of the most important and popular bubblegum card sets ever produced. Opening Bid $9000.00

8 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 2. 1911 T212 Obak Full Uncut Sheet of (179) Car ds with (3) Buck Weaver With a challenging slate of games often approaching two hundred per season, the combatants of the early twentieth century Pacific Coast and Northwestern Leagues were some of the most colorful and hardworking personalities in the game. Capturing twelve teams and dozens of future major leaguers, the 1911 T212 Obak series featured western minor leaguers in what is often considered the most attractive baseball series issued during the tobacco card era. In April 2010, our Northern California- based consignor uncovered an incredible keepsake in his personal belongings. Three decades prior, a business associate gave our consignor several items from his father’s collection. A former employee of the Schmidt Lithography Company of San Francisco, these personal effects included advertising images, illustrations and a neatly folded sheet of baseball cards inserted into a manila 15x10 envelope. Measuring 31 x 23-1/2”, the offered 1911 T212 Obak full uncut sheet of (179) cards is likely unique and the largest baseball cigarette uncut sheet known in the hobby. While similar sheets (likely partial) of the 1909 series (76 cards) and 1910 edition (76 cards) have sold through competing auction houses, this (179) card galley overwhelms all others known. The interesting configuration includes (8) 21-card vertical rows and a single 11-card horizontal arrangement at the bottom of the sheet. Among the (88) different players, (85) players have two cards each, while a trio of players are displayed three times. Improbably, George “Buck” Weaver of 1919 “Black Sox” Scandal fame is one of those subjects depicted three times! Two of the Weavers have sustained either moderate creasing or a trace of reverse paper loss. Other prominent subjects include (2) Castleton and (2) Peckinpaugh. For a complete list of subjects, additional history and condition details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $2500.00

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3. 1916 Collins-McCarthy #82 Joe Jackson - SGC 50 While uncertainties, apocryphal accounts and resultant arguments will forever loom regarding “Shoeless” Joe Jackson’s role in the 1919 Black Sox disgrace, the fallen hero’s astonishing numbers and the offered 1916 Collins- McCarthy #82 card are not subject to debate. Encapsulated and graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC, this Candy Co. specimen is one of two at its plateau with none graded higher by the esteemed service. Crisp imagery and a clean reverse are alluring attributes of this Deadball Era treasure, while a tiny crease in the lower right corner and very minor flaking along the top border account for the technical assessment. Opening Bid $900.00

4. (42) 1911 T205 Gold Border 5. (26) SGC 40- 1909- 70 1911 Graded T206 Cards White with (4) Border Hall of PSA & Famers SGC Featured is a Graded sizable Cards group of (42) 1911 with (3) T205 Gold Hall of Border SGC Famers graded cards Supplement with a quar- your pre-war tet of Hall of tobacco col- Famers. lection with Unless these (26) noted, each 1909-1911 of these T206 White ornate sin- Border PSA gles displays and SGC a common graded advertising cards. back. Included are Included are PSA 4: SGC 70: Oldring (Fielding); SGC 50: (4 cards) with Alperman, Barry, Becker, Sweeney; PSA Mitchell; SGC 60: (8 cards) with Corridon, Fletcher, D. Jones, T. Jones, Krause, 3: Barbeau; SGC 40: (16 cards) with Ames (Hands above Head), Anderson, Atz O’Leary, Phillippe, Sharpe (Polar Bear); SGC 50: (19 cards) with Barry, Beck, Becker, (Tolstoi), Chance (Yellow Portrait, Sovereign 350), Charles, Donlin (Fielding), Delahanty, Dickson, Downey, Ewing, Ferguson, Hauser, Kroh, LaPorte, McConnell, Grimshaw, T. Jones, Marquard (Portrait), McIntyre (Brooklyn), Perring, Phelps, McIntire, Needham, Reulbach, Schmidt (Sovereign), Snodgrass, Steinfeldt, Stovall; Quillen, Randall, Schlei (Catching), Starr; SGC 30: (4 cards) with Arndt, Chase SGC 40: (14 cards) with Ball (Polar Bear), Bresnahan (Mouth Closed, Honest Long (Throwing, White Cap), Jennings (One Hand Shows, Polar Bear) and Kleinow Cut), M. Brown (Polar Bear), Corridon, Downey, Fromme, Jennings (Polar Bear), D. (Boston, Polar Bear). Unless noted, each card displays either a Piedmont or Sweet Jones, Mattern (Polar Bear), McGraw, Needham, Schulte, Steinfeldt and Titus. Caporal advertising reverse. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

10 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 6. 1911 D304 Brunners Bread 7. 1909-11 E90-1 American Rube Marquard PSA 3 Caramel Addie Joss Former vaudeville performer and Hall of Fame (Portrait) SGC 70 hurler, Richard William “Rube” Marquard, is Graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. Featured is a the subject of the offered 1911 D304 Brunners captivating 1909-11 E90-1 American Bread Type. Graded VG 3 by PSA, this Caramel Addie Joss portrait. Of the 89 Buffalo-area sample released under the General copies reported to the third-party service, Baking banner has sustained moderate corner this rendering of the Cleveland ace is the and edge wear commensurate with the techni- lone resident at the assigned tier with only cal grade. With exception to a slight contusion, one better. The ill-fated Joss emerges from the reverse is clean with vibrant green Type. a Kelly green backdrop with well-defined The illustration of the southpaw is not obstruct- corners and a relatively clean reverse. ed by any creasing. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $750.00

8. 1909-11 E90-1 American 9. 1909 E92 Croft’s Cocoa Caramel Sam Crawford SGC 70 Cy Young SGC 40 Graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. Offered is a Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Featured is a 1909-11 E90-1 American Caramel Sam delicate 1909 E92 Croft’s Cocoa Cy Crawford. The Wahoo, Nebraska native is bril- Young. The obverse of this Hall of Fame liantly captured against a tri-color dusk back- Type card displays askew centering associ- drop as he bats. Despite slightly touched cor- ated with the issue. The reverse is problem- ners and edges along with a diamond cut, this free and exhibits the advertising illustration Crawford still resides in the upper eighty-ninth for the soda concoction with remarkable percentile of all similar copies judged. clarity. The hurler emerges from a piercing Opening Bid $400.00 orange backdrop that is free of any creases or obstructions. Opening Bid $200.00

11. 1908 PC800 Vignette Postcards Camnitz & 10. 1909 E95 Philadelphia Moeller—Both SGC Caramel Christy Mathewson 40 Each graded 40 VG 3 by SGC 40 SGC. The offered pair of Satiate your sweet tooth with this 1909 E95 1908 PC800 Vignette Philadelphia Caramel Christy Mathewson. Postcards representing Howie Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC, the “Christian Camnitz and Danny Moeller Gentleman” has moderate corner and edge is the highest graded speci- wear along with a surface wrinkle on the bot- mens of these Pirates alumni. tom right edge. The obverse is unobstructed, Each correspondence item has while the checklist reverse is accentuated by sustained moderate corner bold black typing. creasing and cardboard fox- Opening Bid $250.00 ing. With exception to a light J.B. Coyle stamp, the reverses are clean. Only five total examples of this designation have been judged by the third-party authenticator. Opening Bid $300.00

12. 1910 PC 796 Sepia 13. 1910-11 M116 Sporting Postcards Ty Cobb SGC 30 Life Tris Speaker SGC 60 Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Presented is a 1910 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Presented is a PC 796 Sepia Postcards Ty Cobb. The grizzled 1910-11 M116 Sporting Life Tris Speaker. Georgian clutches his club on this mid-grade The portrait of the Winters, Texas native correspondence item. Mild peripheral wear and displays negligible peripheral wear along surface creasing barely impacts the detailed with typical paper foxing. The Type 3 image. The reverse is clean and free of any writ- (“Over 300 Subjects…) reverse is clean ing or erase markings. with bold printing. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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15. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #33 Jake 14. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Pfeister SGC 70—Highest Cabinets Howie Camnitz Graded SGC 70—Highest Graded Graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. Jake Graded 70 EX+ 5.5 by SGC. Presented is “The Giant Killer” Pfeister slays his a 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets Howie competition with this 1910-11 T3 Camnitz premium. The “work horse” is Turkey Red Cabinets specimen. This carefully illustrated as he twirls against an premium with a clean checklist reverse opposing batter. This century-old is the highest grade Pfeister by two ephemeron is the highest graded Camnitz grades and resides in the upper seventh by two grades and presides in the upper percentile of all T3 Turkey Red seventh percentile of all T3 Turkey Red Cabinets judged. Modest corner wear Cabinets judged by the grading service. and slight peripheral foxing accounts Incidental corner and edge wear is the for the technical evaluation. An only discernable flaw on this beauty. impressive acquisition for the SGC Opening Bid $200.00 Registry combatant. Opening Bid $200.00

16. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #82 Kitty 17. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Bransfield SGC 60— Cabinets #113 Bugs Highest Graded Raymond SGC 60— Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. William Highest Graded Edward “Kitty” Bransfield is on the Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Released prowl with this 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red shortly before his untimely death in Cabinets single. The Phillies first base- 1912, Bugs Raymond is memorialized man presents quite nicely with solid on this 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red #113 corners and edges along with a blister- premium. The highest judged by a ing color scheme. The #82 premium has whopping two grades, this vibrant a clean checklist reverse with pro- keepsake is only detracted by modest nounced black typing. Being that the corner and edge wear. The checklist offered antiquity is the highest-graded reverse is clean. This century-old relic Bransfield, the fortunate winner can will be a welcome addition for those rest, knowing he has obtained a premier collecting this heralded edition. sample from this renowned set. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

18. 1910-11 T3 Turkey 19. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Red Cabinets #2 Bill Cabinets #90 Mickey Bergen SGC 60—Highest Doolan SGC 50 Graded Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC. Featured is Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Bill Bergen a solid 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets is the subject of this 1910-11 T3 #90 Mickey Doolan (name correct) varia- Turkey Red Cabinet. The highest- tion. This century-old premium displays graded specimen with no equals, this the Philadelphian as he is about to field a antique cardboard has incidental ground ball amidst an alluring multi-color peripheral wear. Bright colors, pin- dusk backdrop. Superficial peripheral point registration and a clean checklist wear is the only detractor on this card- reverse are all attributes of this premi- board. The checklist reverse is clean. um. An ideal acquisition for the set Only one similar Doolan cabinet is graded collector. higher. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

20. 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #4 Roger Bresnahan SGC 40 Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Cooperstown enthusiasts will undoubtedly be interested in the offered 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #4 Roger Bresnahan premium. This artifact presents much nicer than the technical grade indicates with well- defined corners and edges along with blistering obverse hues. A barely discernable corner crease along the upper right edge accounts for the assessment. The checklist reverse is clean with bold, black type. Only one similar Bresnahan premium is graded higher by the third-party authenticator. Opening Bid $200.00

12 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 21. 1910- 22. (4) 23. (4) 11 T3 1910-11 1910-11 Turkey T3 T3 Turkey Red Turkey Red Cabinets Red Cabinets #16 Cabinets —All Johnny —All SGC 40 Evers SGC 50 Each graded 40 VG 3 by (SGC 40) & Each graded 50 VG-EX 4 SGC. Add #47 Frank by SGC. depth to your Chance Presented is a pre-war base- quartet of ball gathering (SGC 30) with these “The Crab” and attractive four 1910-11 “The Peerless 1910-11 T3 T3 Turkey Leader” are Turkey Red Red Cabinets joined on these 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets of Cabinets. with clean #16 Johnny Evers (SGC 40) and #47 Frank Chance Included are checklist reverses. Included are #13 Doyle, #27 (SGC 30). These horizontal renditions portray the Hall SGC 50: (4 cards) with #2 Bergen, #7 Camnitz, #21 McIntyre (highest graded, Brooklyn & Chicago), #38 of Fame Cubs in the field and at the plate. Despite Kleinow (highest graded) and #33 Pfeister. These Stahl and #50 Myers at Bat (none better, horizontal). peripheral wear commensurate with their technical crease-free illustrations display mild corner wear and Mild perimeter wear along with instances of superficial grades, these antique premiums still exhibit command- negligible obverse discoloration. The checklist reverses creasing are consistent with the technical assessments. ing eye appeal. The checklist reverses are clean. exhibit pronounced black printing. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

25. 1911 26. 1909 T205 T206 Gold Piedmont Border Cigarettes Ty Cobb Walter SGC 40 Johnson Graded 40 (Portrait) VG 3 by SGC. Add to SGC 40 Graded 40 VG your pre-war 3 by SGC. Hall of Fame Presented is a gathering 1909 T206 with this Piedmont 1911 T205 Cigarettes 24. (6) 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Gold Border Walter Johnson Ty Cobb. The Cabinets—All SGC 40-50 (Portrait) varia- Each graded either 50 VG-EX 4 or 40 VG 3 by SGC. feisty tion. The Class Assembled is an alluring grouping of six 1910-11 T3 Georgian is of 1936 Hall of Turkey Red Cabinets. These captivating illustrations captured with Fame inductee each display a clean checklist reverse. Included are an uncharac- has peripheral SGC 50: #77 Ames (highest graded); SGC 40: (4 teristic meek wear consistent with the technical grade. The “150 cards) with #89 Criger, #91 Downey (none better), #98 smile on this antique cardboard. Although crease-free, Subjects” advertising back is flawless. Hofman (highest graded), #121 Sullivan (highest grad- the fragile gilt borders have moderate chipping. The ed) and SGC 30: #103 Konetchy (none better). Piedmont reverse is clean. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

28. (7) 1912 29. 1923 T207 Brown W515-1 Background #47 Babe SGC Graded Ruth Shortprints (Hand with (5) Cut) PSA Broad Leaf Authentic Each graded by Graded SGC. Fill multiple Authentic by holes in your 1912 PSA. T207 Brown Presented is a Background series 1923 W515-1 27. 1912 T207 Brown Background with these seven #47 Babe Robert Harmon (Brown Back) SGC shortprints includ- Ruth strip ing five Broad card. Neatly 40 Leaf representa- scissor cut Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. This 1912 T207 Brown tions. Included are from a period Background Robert Harmon is inexplicably missing the Broad Leaf: (5 strip, this 87 black typing found on the biographical reverses of the cards) with SGC 40: Kutina SP; SGC 30: Benz SP, W. year-old card- issue. Instead, this Cardinals pitcher is adorned with Kelly SP, Gregg SP; SGC 10: Blackburne SP; Recruit board presents brown printing on the Recruit Little Cigars advertising Little Cigars: (2 cards) with SGC 30: Livingston SP (EX to EX- back. Not much is known about this variation, as such (“A” on Shirt”) and SGC 10: Mullin SP (No “D” on MT) with the appropriately graded Cardinal presents an outstand- Cap). expected surface foxing. ing opportunity for the advanced pre-war collector. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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30. 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle RC - PSA 2.5 Encapsulated and assessed GOOD+ 2.5 by PSA, the offered 1952 Topps #311 Mantle rookie card is certain to headline any collection. On the front New York artist Gerry Dvorak’s colorful rendition portrays the youthful switch-hitter looking skyward toward the heights to which he would ascend. On the reverse, the printed legend shows Mantle’s 1951 efforts, as well as his minor league numbers that warranted his “can’t miss” billing. Soft corners and (2) angled creases near the top account for the technical grade. The reverse is clean and not affected by the above-mentioned creases. Opening Bid $1500.00

31. 1955 Topps #164 Roberto Clemente Rookie—PSA 8 The offered 1955 Topps #164 Roberto Clemente rookie card unveils the selfless Hall of Famer sporting the colors of the franchise he was to define until his tragic felling. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this Clemente keepsake resides in the upper 95% of all similar examples evaluated. The high-profile debut card is accurately centered with well-defined corners, bright edges and lustrous colors. Opening Bid $1200.00

32. 1961 Topps Dice Game Brooks Robinson SGC Authentic—Only Graded Graded Authentic by SGC. In a hobby where the term “rare” is often overused, the offered 1961 Topps Dice Game Brooks Robinson is appropriately billed as such. So elusive is this one-time test release, grading leaders SGC and PSA have only judged a com- bined sixteen examples from the set. More importantly, to our knowledge this 1961 Topps Dice Game Brooks Robinson is the only sample of the “Human Vacuum Cleaner” to be offered for public sale. The sole card of any player to be judged by SGC, this black-and-white keepsake has staple markings along the upper edge. While such imperfections would normally detract from the overall appeal of a card, the staple hole/inden- tation lends credence to the notion that this card was originally attached to a Topps file copy. With deference to that flaw, the instructional reverse is clean with pronounced black printing. The obverse is crease-free with crisp corners and edges along with decent centering. For the Orioles enthusiast who thought they had it all or the advanced Topps test issue specialist, this near impossible Brooks Robinson is a “once in a life time” opportunity. Opening Bid $750.00

33. 1963 Post Cereal #187 Bob Aspromonte Shortprint PSA 8—Highest Graded This high-grade 1963 Post Cereal #187 Bob Aspromonte is considered the scarcest and most valuable shortprint in its three-year run of baseball issues. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, the offered sample is the highest such example evaluated by the third-party grading service. Being that some Post products sold more than others, certain common players are much scarcer than some superstars. This cereal sample was meticulously extracted and displays much nicer than the majority of other Post singles available. Ample portions of the original black bordering frame the colorful image of the slugger. Opening Bid $400.00

14 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 34. 1951 Bowman #253 Mickey Mantle Rookie SGC 60 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC, the “true” rookie card of Mickey Mantle is found on the offered 1951 Bowman #253 high number. This instant- ly recognizable classic depicts a deter- mined “Mick” at the outset of his Hall of Fame career. Despite a moderately touched perimeter, slightly askew centering and wax staining on the reverse, the coveted horizontal canvas is otherwise unobstructed. Undoubtedly one of the most famed post-war gum issues, this debut Mantle is an instant collection cornerstone. Opening Bid $900.00

35. (74) 1957-1958 Topps Baseball PSA 7 Singles with T. Williams Solid corners and edges, accurate centering and glistening surface hues are all attributes of these (74) 1957 and 1958 Topps Baseball PSA 7 graded singles. Included are 1957 Topps Baseball PSA 7: (28 cards, 4 fourth series) with #1 T. Williams, 68, 105, 133, 159, 174, 186, 189, 193, 205, 217, 219, 226, 255, 257, 258, 289, 301, 331, 346, 361, 362, 368, 371, 375, 379, 390, 404; 1958 Topps Baseball PSA 7: (46 cards) with #106, 121, 132, 147, 149, 163, 171, 179, 180, 192, 203, 217, 222, 225, 235, 249, 251, 253, 262, 263, 266, 269, 274, 278, 282, 290, 339, 366, 376, 378, 380, 388, 389, 391, 399, 402, 412, 437, 447, 453, 456, 459, 468-70 and 473. Opening Bid $300.00

36. 1959 Bazooka Mickey Mantle SGC 50 Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC. Seize greatness with the offered 1959 Bazooka Mickey Mantle 37. (21) 1956-1967 Topps Mickey with ample portions of the original bordering. Mantle Cards with 1956 SGC Graded This “giant-sized trading card” concedes a Take a chance on these (21) 1956-1967 Topps Mickey minor crease along the tab in addition to negli- Mantle cards. Included are SGC 60: 1956 #135 (gray gible surface imperfections. With Yankee stadi- back); Pro 8: 1957 #95, 1960 #160 w/Boyer, 1967 #150; um as the historic backdrop, this colorful Pro 7.5: 1959 #10, 1963 #200, 1968 Super Stars #490; Mantle will add depth to any advanced oddball Pro 7: 1958 #150, 1960 #350, 1961 Topps #300, 1962: gathering. #18 w/Mays, #200; 1965 #350, 1966 #50; Pro 6.5: 1958 Opening Bid $400.00 AS #487, 1961 MVP #475, 1964 A.L. Bombers #321; Pro 5.5: 1964 #50 and Pro 5: 1959 HR #461. Also present is a 1953-55 Dormand Postcard Mantle (FR due to reverse writing, Bat on Shoulder) and a 1964 Auravision Mantle record (presents EX-MT, but stamp on reverse). It should be noted that Pro Graded cards, although authentic, generally present lesser than their assigned grades with a combination of surface wear. However, it is presumed these cards are not trimmed. Opening Bid $300.00

38. 1968 Topps Plaks Checklist #1—PSA 2.5 Graded Good+ 2.5 by PSA. The first of two checklists released in packages of the incredibly scarce 1968 Topps Plaks set, six Hall of Famers are pictured on this double-sided cardboard. Pictured are Front: #1 Alvis, #2 Chance, #3 Fregosi, #4 Howard, #5 Hunter, #6 Kaline; Back: #7 Killebrew, #8 Lonborg, #9 Mantle, #10 Peters, #11 F. Robinson and #12 Yastrzemski. Mild corner and edge wear along with a vertical crease does little to diminish the impressive eye appeal. Only two graded better by the grading service. Opening Bid $500.00

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39. (3) 1952-1968 Topps & 40. (3) 1956-1969 Topps Bowman Mickey Mantle Baseball Mickey Mantle PSA Graded Cards PSA Graded Cards with Each graded by PSA. Capture the White Letter Variation “Commerce Comet” with this trio of Swing for the fences with this trio of 1952-1968 Topps and Bowman 1956-1969 Topps Baseball Mickey Mickey Mantle cards. Included are Mantle cards, each appropriately appropriately graded renditions of 1.) graded by PSA: 1.) 1956 Topps #135 1952 Bowman #101 (PSA 6); 2.) 1960 white back (PSA 2); 2.) 1959 Topps Topps #350 (PSA 5) and 3.) 1968 #564 All-Star (PSA 6.5) and 3.) 1969 Topps #280 (PSA 7). Topps #500 white letter (PSA 4). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

41. (4) 1957-1969 Topps 42. 1952 Topps #1 Andy Mickey Mantle Cards with Pafko PSA 4 Stand-Up—All PSA 6 Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA. The first card Each graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Assembled is from the initial major Topps Baseball a lovely quartet of 1957-1969 Topps Mickey series, #1 Andy Pafko is all smiles on this Mantle cards. Included are 1.) 1957 Topps mid-grade 1952 sample. Modest peripher- #407 Mantle/Berra; 2.) 1964 Topps Stand-Up; al wear is the only serious flaw on this 3.) 1965 Topps #350 and 4.) 1969 Topps #500 precisely centered red-backed single. white letter with an (oc) qualifier. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

44. 1955 Topps Baseball #124 Harmon Killebrew Card 43. 1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax Rookie PSA 6 Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Offered is a solid 1955 Topps #123 Sandy Koufax rookie. SGC 88 Graded NM/MT 88 by SGC. The offered 1955 Topps Baseball #124 Harmon The 19 year-old flamethrower is all smiles on this well-preserved specimen with pene- Killebrew card with well-defined corners displays the fearsome Hall of Fame slugger trating hues. Slightly errant centering prevents a higher technical assessment. in bright colors on his rookie card with the Washington Nationals. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

45. 1960 Topps Mickey 46. 1963 Topps Baseball Mantle #537 Pete Rose Rookie Card SGC 86 & SGC 86 1968 Topps Graded NM+ 86 by SGC. The presented Mickey 1963 Topps Baseball #537 Pete Rose rookie high number card features “Charlie Mantle Hustle” alongside Gonzales, McMullen SGC 88 and Weis as part of a quartet of 1963 The presented Rookie Stars. Rose would go on to out- pair portray one shine his card mates with an outstanding of the preemi- statistical career. Bright color and sharp nent purveyors of power hitting in Major League Baseball history on two SGC- edges accentuate this card. Graded card. The pair includes a 1960 Topps #350 Mantle (SGC 86) and a 1968 Opening Bid $250.00 Topps #280 Mantle (SGC 88). These cards are solid additions to any vintage baseball collection. Opening Bid $300.00

16 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 47. 1916- 49. 1921 20 W- E121 UNC American Rogers Caramel Hornsby Series of SGC 20 80 Rogers Graded 20 Hornsby Fair 1.5 by SGC. “The PSA 5 Graded EX 5 Rajah” by PSA. swings for the Featured is a fences on this 1921 E121 1916-20 W- American UNC Rogers 48. (3) 1916-1923 Rogers Hornsby Caramel Series Hornsby “Big Tough E Series Graded Cards of 80 Rogers Head” strip These (3) elusive vintage collectibles portray former St. Hornsby single. card. Only six Louis great Rogers Hornsby. Encapsulated and graded, The card of the reported the trio includes: 1916 Collins-McCarthy #80 (blank stout Texan dis- copies have back, trimmed) PSA Authentic; 1921-23 National plays superfi- been regis- Caramel E220 Hornsby SGC 30 GD 2; and 1922 cial peripheral tered with the American Caramel Co. E121 Hornsby 2B SGC wear commen- grading service. Reverse glue residue and a clipped Authentic. surate with the technical grade. The advertising reverse lower right corner account for the assigned grade. Opening Bid $150.00 has sustained moderate soiling. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

50. 1922 51. 1922 W501 W575-1 #114 Rogers Rogers Hornsby Hornsby SGC SGC 50— 50—Only Highest Graded Graded Graded 50 Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by VG-EX 4 by SGC. SGC. Presented is a Presented is a 1922 W575-1 scarce 1922 Rogers W501 #114 Hornsby strip Rogers card. The 52. 1924 Mrs. Sherlock’s Rogers Hornsby sam- only graded example by Hornsby Pin - PSA 8 ple. This enig- Encapsulated and graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this 1924 the third- matic strip Mrs. Sherlock’s Bread Rogers Hornsby pin is one of party authen- card is the five at its plateau with none graded higher by the ticator, this highest graded esteemed service. The colorful celluloid treasure crease-free of two similar copies confirmed by the grading service. depicts the oft-outspoken star on the front and bears a specimen displays mild corner and edge wear along Displays modest corner and edge wear consistent with decidedly clean “Bastian Bros.” trademark on the pin- with a clean, blank reverse. An ideal addition for the the technical evaluation. The blank reverse is clean. back reverse. discerning Hall of Fame Type collector. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

55. (14) 1919- 1931 W Series Rogers Hornsby Graded Cards Glorified in the 1910s-1930s W series, baseball’s most prolific right- handed hitter is the subject in these (14) vintage cards graded by PSA or SGC. 54. (3) 1927-1928 Rogers Hornsby These Hornsby exam- 53. (6) 1920s Rogers Hornsby ples include: PSA Graded Exhibit Cards Ice Cream/Caramel Graded Cards 1919-21 W514 Encapsulated and graded by PSA or SGC, these (6) dif- Offered is a trio of professionally graded 1927-1928 Authentic; 1926 ferent 1920s Exhibits depict Hall of Famer Rogers Rogers Hornsby ice cream and caramel cards. Included W512 NM-MT 8; 1928 W502 PR (MK); SGC 1920 Hornsby during the latter portion of his storied playing are 1.) 1927 E210 York Caramel #13 Type 1 (PSA 2); W516-1 40 VG 3; 1920 W516-2 50 VG-EX 4; 1921 career. Includes: PSA 1921 GD 2; 1926-1929 (Postcard 2.) 1928 Harrington Ice Cream #13 (PSA 4) and 3.) W516-2-2 Authentic; 1922 W573 20 FR 1.5; 1922 Back, Boston) EX-MT 6 (MC); and 1926-1929 1928 Yuengling Ice Cream #13 (GAI 2). W575-2 10 PR 1; 1923 W515-2 Authentic; 1923 W572 (Postcard Back, Chicago) VG-EX 4; SGC 1925 10 PR Opening Bid $200.00 Authentic; 1926 W512 30 GD 2; 1927 W560 1; 1926-1929 (Postcard Back) 20 FR 1.5; and 1928 50 Authentic; 1931 W517 #38 Green 40 VG 3; and 1931 VG-EX 4. W517 #38 Purple 20 FR 1.5. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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57. (7) 1921- 58. 1932 1935 Rogers U.S. Hornsby Caramel Graded Type #11 Cards with Rogers Oxford Hornsby Confectionery - SGC 40 Assembled is a Encapsulated gallery of seven and graded 1921-1935 Rogers 40 VG 3 by Hornsby graded Type SGC, this cards. Included are 1932 U.S. 1920s: (4 cards) with Caramel #11 1921 E253 Oxford Rogers Confectionery (SGC Hornsby 56. 1930 Rogers Hornsby Blue 10, paper loss on example is an Ribbon malt Premium - SGC 60 back), 1927 integral part Encapsulated and Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC, this 1930 Rinkeydink Stamps (SGC Authentic), 1928 R315 (SGC of the Blue Ribbon Malt Rogers Hornsby premium hails from 40), 1929 R316 Kashin Publications (PSA 4); 1930s: (3 Boston-based a series whose manner of distribution remains cards) with 1930 Chicago Cubs Team Issue (SGC confection- unknown. Adhered to thick gray cardboard, the 5x7 Authentic), 1933 E285 Rittenhouse Candy (SGC er’s 32-card black-and-white photograph portrays the fiery competi- Authentic) and 1935 Schutter-Johnson #7 (PSA 1, due issue. The keepsake showcases bright colors and nice tor in his Cubs apparel and presents much nicer than to reverse writing). centering, with soft corners and minor edge wear the technical assessment suggests. Opening Bid $250.00 accounting for the technical assessment. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

59. (9) 1932- 61. 1950- 1937 Rogers 1951 Hornsby Toleteros Graded Cards Rogers With (2) Hornsby Goudeys - SGC 60 Uncompromising in Encapsulated both his hitting and and Graded managerial duties, 60 EX 5 by Hall of Famer SGC, this Rogers Hornsby 1950-1951 headlined cardboard Toleteros and pinback issues Rogers during his day. These 60. (3) 1922-1967 Rogers Hornsby Hornsby is a (9) examples are all Graded Foreign Issue Cards well-kept graded by PSA or Revered the globe over for his hitting ability, Hall of specimen SGC and include: Famer Rogers Hornsby was resultantly depicted on col- from the PSA 1932 Orbit Gum Pins VG-EX 4; 1933 Goudey lectibles throughout the world. These (3) graded exam- Caribbean #119 GD 2; and 1937 O-Pee-Chee #140 EX-MT 6; ples include: 1922 Neilson’s Chocolate Type II PSA PR issue. The SGC 1933 Goudey #188 30 GD 3; 1933 Tattoo Orbit 1; 1930 Baguer Chocolate SGC 60 EX 5; and 1967 colorized R305 40 VG 3; 1934 World Wide Gum #1 30 GD 2; Topps Venezuelan #142 VG 3 (MK). image of an 1934-36 Batter-Up #35 30 GD 2; 1934-36 Diamond Opening Bid $150.00 aged Hornsby in his “Ponce” uniform is complimented Stars #44 50 VG-EX 4; and 1936 National Chicle R313 by sharp edges/corners and a clean reverse. 60 EX 5. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

62. (335+) 1946- Modern Rogers Hornsby Singles with Many Inserts Fans of the “Rajah” will clamor to secure these (335+) 1946- modern Rogers Hornsby singles with many inserts. The majority of the newer cards are serially num- 63. (12) 1910s-1940s Rogers bered and come from Hornsby Oversized Premiums various tiered subsets. These (12) 1910s-1940s photo supplements portray out- Featured are Serially spoken Hall of Famer Rogers Hornsby with several dif- Numbered: (135 ferent teams. With nice overall presentation, highlights cards) with 2007 Sweet Spot Classic: (7) #11 Lettermen (spells Hornsby, all #/25); 2008 Topps Allen & Ginter #98 include: (3) Baseball Magazine Supplements (1916, (#/10, rip card); 2008 Topps Stadium Club: (3) Bunting from Yankee Stadium; 2009 Topps (5) Legends of the Game 1920 and 1934); 1926 The Sporting News Supplement; (spells Rajah, all #/50); 2010 Topps National Chicle: (2) #227 (#/10 signed by Sheldon, #/25), #277 Artist Proof and (2) 1936 R312 Pastel Photos including Hornsby (#/10, signed by Davies) and Painting Cabinet Card (#/50, signed by Sheldon). Other Hornsby items include (165+) and Hornsby/Sothoron. More details on our website. 1970s-modern Hornsby base and oddball singles (average NM), 1946-52 Albertype HOF Plaque postcard (EX-MT), Opening Bid $150.00 1948 Exhibits Baseball’s Great Hall of Fame (EX), 1953-55 Artvue HOF Plaque postcard (VG) and 1956-63 Artvue HOF Plaque postcard (EX). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

18 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 64. (15) 1921-1970 Rogers Hornsby Collectibles 65. 2003 UD SP Authentic Rogers 66. 2003 UD SP Authentic Rogers “Rajah” commanded respect on the diamond and in the dugout. Those sentiments are echoed in the offered Hornsby Legendary Cuts 1/1 (Green) Hornsby Legendary Cuts 1/1 (Red) Serially numbered “1/1,” this 2003 Upper Deck SP A right-handed hitter without peer in terms of career gathering of (15) Rogers Hornsby collectibles. With Legendary Cuts Green Parallel Rogers Hornsby heir- batting average, Rogers Hornsby is the subject of this keepsakes including cardboard, felt and pinback items, loom mirrors its subject’s unique hitting abilities. The 2003 Upper Deck SP Legendary Cuts Red Parallel. the lot is headlined by: Cards (10) including 1948 main attraction here is Hornsby’s bold black-ink cut Appropriately numbered “1/1,” the coveted collectible Topps Magic #8 (VG); 1963 Bazooka All-Time Greats signature (“9” strength). That feature is accented by a showcases Hornsby’s blue ballpoint signature (“9-10” Silver (PSA NM-MT+ 8.5); Pennants (2) 1936-37 BF3 black-and-white image and a poignant quotation from strength) and his inscription of “1959.” A black-and- Felt Pennants with Type 2 (EX) and Type 3 (EX-MT); the perennial batting champion. white image and printed Hornsby quote are attractive 1969-70 Bazooka Boxes (2), both (NM). More details Opening Bid $250.00 accessories. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

67. (12) 68. (18) 69. (23) Modern Modern 2006-2009 Rogers Rogers Rogers Hornsby Hornsby Hornsby Multi-Relic Game- Multi-Bat Cards with Used/ Relic Cobb Insert Cards Presented is a Cards— The modern remarkable arrange- insert specialist ment of twelve All #1/1 will relish these Presented is a Rogers Hornsby (23) 2006-2009 grouping of multi-relic cards, all Rogers eighteen mod- of which feature Hornsby multi- ern Rogers other baseball bat relic cards. Hornsby game- greats. Keys include 2006 Upper Deck Epic: These (NM- used/insert cards from a variety of tiered subsets, each Cobb/Wagner/Hornsby triple bat/jersey (#/5), (2) MT) singles are serially numbered #1/1. Keys include Game-Used: (4 Awesome 8 materials: (double-sided) with serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered cards) with 2008 Topps Sterling: #19 (five relic Cobb/Gehrig/Hornsby/T. Williams, F. subsets. Keys include 2008 Topps Sterling: (7 cards) pieces), #21 (five relic pieces), #24 (three relic pieces); Robinson/Clemens/Yastrzemski/R. Johnson (#/10); with #22 booklet (#/10, eight relic pieces); 2009 Topps 2009 Topps Triple Threads: #2 (six relic pieces); 2008 Topps Triple Threads: #2 Sterling: (7 cards) with #13 booklet (#/10, eight relic Printing Plates: (9 plates) with 2006 Fleer Greats of Cobb/Hornsby/DiMaggio/Williams/Gwynn/Ichiro pieces), #7 (#/10, six relic pieces) and 2009 Topps the Game: (3) plates (different color variations) and booklet (#/36, six relic pieces) and #54 Sisler/Hornsby/ Triple Threads: (4 cards) with (4) #2 (#/3, #/9, #/18, 2006 SP Legendary Cuts: (4) plates (different sub- Foxx/Ott/Mize/Reese booklet (#/36, six relic pieces). #/36, six relic pieces). For a complete list of cards, sets). For a complete list, please visit our website. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

70. (24) 71. (30) 72. (31) Modern 2001-2009 2005-2008 Rogers Rogers Rogers Hornsby Hornsby Hornsby Game-Used/ Game- Game-Used Manufactured Used Bat Jersey Patch Cards Presented is an assort- Cards Cards ment of (31) modern Secure Hall of Exceptional Rogers Hornsby game- Fame greatness “break” value used/manufactured with these (24) awaits the victor patch cards. Keys 2001-2009 of these thirty include Game-Used: Rogers 2005-2008 Rogers (7 cards) with 2003 Hornsby game- Hornsby game- Leaf Limited: used bat cards. used jersey cards. Musial/Hornsby The majority of The majority of bat/jersey (#/3); 2007 these (NM-MT) modern inserts are serially numbered these modern UD Premier: (3) Pujols/Musial/Hornsby triple (#5/10 and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Keys include inserts are serially numbered and come from a variety of (matches Pujols number), #/25, #/50); 2008 Topps 2002 Topps Tribute, 2003 Topps Tribute, (2) 2003 tiered subsets. Keys include 2006 Upper Deck Artifacts: Triple Threads: #4 Pujols/Gibson/Hornsby/Musial/O. Donruss Classics (#/31, #/50), 2003 Leaf Limited Awesome Artifacts (#/25); 2006 Upper Deck Epic: (9) Smith/Schoendienst booklet (#/36, six relic pieces); (#/10), 2003 Topps Tribute, (2) 2004 Topps Tribute Materials ((4) #/10, (5) #/50, all color parallels) and 2007 Manufactured Patches: (24 cards) with 2009 Topps (one #/25), (3) 2009 Topps and 2009 Topps American UD Premier: (10) #3 Remnants ((2) #/10, (2) #/16, (2) Series 2: (7) patches (spells last name) and 2009 Topps Heritage Mize/Hornsby (#/20). For a complete list of #/42, (2) #/50, (2) #/75, different design variations). For a Updates & Highlights: (9) patches (spells Cardinals). cards, please visit our website. complete list, please visit our website. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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73. 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter World’s Champions Complete Set of (50) Cards with (9) SGC Celebrated 19th Century athletes from a variety of fields grace the offered 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter World’s Champions complete set of fifty cards. Each card from this Richmond, Virginia issue is neatly trimmed below the athlete’s name and has sustained reverse paper loss or glue residue. For that reason, all cards are graded “Authentic”. Included are SGC Graded Baseball: (9 cards, all Authentic) with Anson, Bennett, Caruthers, Clarkson, Comiskey, Glasscock, Keefe, Mulvey and Ward. Other better names include Baseball: Kelly; Boxing: Dempsey, Sullivan; Rifle Shooters: Cody and Oakley. Opening Bid $2000.00

74. 1952 Topps 75. 1953 Baseball Bowman Complete #1- Color 310 Set with Complete (13) Extra Set of Variations (160/160) The “Granddaddy” of The Bowman the modern collecting Company of hobby, the offered Philadelphia 1952 Topps Baseball made a splash low number complete by issuing the set of (310) cards fea- first full-col- tures some of the ored card in greatest names in the hobby history. sport’s history. This This expensive primarily mid-grade series that was series has an approxi- designed to mate condition break- keep up with down of 15% (EX-MT the fledgling or better), 25% (EX), Topps nearly 20% (VG-EX) and drove Bowman 40% (VG or lesser) to bankruptcy. with nearly 10-15% Presented is a revealing back damage gorgeous 1953 or writing. The more Bowman Color challenging #1-80 first complete set of series fares slightly (160) cards. lesser with a handful of This mid-grade additional instances of back damage or writing. Among the #1-80 series are (63) black series has an backs, (4) red backs and (13) red/black back combinations with (2) #2 Runnels (VG, approximate PR), (2) 4, (2) 7, (2) 8, (2) 9, (2) 12, (2) 19, (2) 23, (2) 25, (2) 28, (2) 30, (2) #33 condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 35% Spahn (FR, PR with back damage) and (2) 40. Highlights include #1 Pafko (GD), #11 (VG or lesser) with nearly 25% displaying traces of reverse wax staining. Keys Rizzuto (VG-EX), #26 Irvin (VG-EX), #36 Hodges (FR, due to reverse writing), #37 include #9 Rizzuto (EX), #10 Ashburn (VG-EX), #32 Musial (VG), #33 Reese (VG- Snider (PR, due to paper loss and reverse writing), #59 Roberts (VG), #65 Slaughter EX), #44 Bauer/Berra/Mantle (VG), #46 Campanella (VG), #59 Mantle (VG), #80 (VG), #88 Feller (VG-EX), #129 Mize (EX-MT), #175 B. Martin RC (EX), #191 Kiner (EX-MT), #92 Hodges (VG), #93 Rizzuto/Martin (VG-EX), #99 Spahn (EX- Berra (GD), #216 Ashburn (EX-MT), #243 Doby (EX-MT), #246 Kell (EX-MT) and MT), #114 Feller (VG-EX), #117 Snider (VG), #118 B. Martin (VG-EX), #121 Berra #261 Mays (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. (VG) and #153 Ford (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $900.00

20 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 77. 1955 Topps Baseball Near-Set of (190/206) This near-set of (190/206) 1955 Topps baseball cards has an approximate overall breakdown of: 5% (EX-MT or better); 20% (EX); 55% (VG-EX) and 20% (VG or lesser), with high numbers (161- 210) faring similarly. Highlights include: #2 T. Williams (VG), #4 76. 1953 Topps Baseball Partial Set of (228/274) With Kaline (VG- EX), #28 Mantle Banks (EX), This partial set of (228/274) 1953 Topps Baseball cards has an approximate overall #47 Aaron breakdown of: 5% (EX-MT) 15% (EX); 35% (VG-EX); and 45% (VG or lesser), with (VG), #50 J. high numbers (221-280) faring similarly. Keys include: #27 Campanella (PR), #37 Robinson (GD), #123 Koufax RC (VG-EX), #124 Killebrew RC (VG), #155 Mathews Mathews (VG), #76 Reese (VG-EX), #82 Mantle (GD) and #147 Spahn (EX). (EX-MT), #164 Clemente RC (VG-EX), #187 Hodges (VG-EX), #189 Rizzuto (EX- Additional highlights on our website. MT), #194 Mays (VG-EX), #198 Berra (VG-EX) and #210 Snider (VG-EX). Missing Opening Bid $400.00 are #s 64, 69, 113, 153, 154, 156, 165, 168, 176, 177, 185, 190, 204, 206, 207 and 208. Additional keys listed on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

78. 1960 79. 1959- Topps 1963 Baseball Fleer Complete Baseball Set Complete (572/572) and Near- Assembled is a Set Lot of classic 1960 Topps Baseball (4) A viable com- complete set of petitor until (572) cards. Topps secured This horizontal an effective series has an monopoly on approximate the baseball condition card market, breakdown of Fleer had its 20% (NM or share of col- better), 30% lectors, issuing (EX-MT), 30% sets like the (EX) and 20% offered 1950s (VG-EX or and 1960s lesser) with examples. moderate With specialty instances of and abbreviat- errant centering ed sets (the and wax stain- latter due to ing. The legal battles) tougher high the theme, this numbers pres- lot includes: ent on par, if 1959 Fleer not better than, Ted Williams the lower (62/80) average (VG-EX) with #63 Ted’s All-Star Record (EX); 1960 Fleer Baseball series. Keys include #148 Yastrzemski RC (EX-MT), #160 Mantle/Boyer (EX-MT), Greats (75/79) average (VG-EX) with #28 Gehrig (EX), #42 Cobb (EX) and #72 T. #200 Mays (EX), #250 Musial (VG-EX), #300 Aaron (EX-MT), #316 McCovey RC Williams (EX); 1961 Fleer Baseball Greats complete set of (154) average (EX) with (EX), #326 Clemente (EX), #343 Koufax (EX-MT), #350 Mantle (EX-MT), #377 Maris #14 Cobb (EX), #31 Gehrig (EX-MT), #75 Ruth (EX) and #152 T. Williams (EX- (EX-MT), #563 Mantle AS (VG-EX), #564 Mays AS (NM), #565 Maris AS (NM) and MT); 1963 Fleer (56/66) average (EX-MT) with #5 Mays (EX), (2) #42 Koufax (both #566 Aaron AS (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. EX-MT) and #46 Adcock SP (VG-EX). Missing numbers are listed on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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81. 1961 Nu-Card Scoops Complete Set of (80/80) with Wrapper Diamond achievements for games, 80. 1952 Berk Ross Near-Set of seasons and (67/72) With Mantle, Mays and careers are 82. 1960 Bazooka Baseball Near Set DiMaggio celebrated on Dubbed “The Hit Parade of Champions,” the 1952 Berk the offered of (33/36) Presented is a pint-sized 1960 Bazooka Baseball near Ross Baseball set is aptly represented in this lot of 1961 Nu-Card set of (33/36) cards. Neatly extracted from the bottoms (67/72) examples. With an approximate overall break- Scoops com- of bubble gum boxes, these examples were further down of 45% (EX-MT or better); 25% (EX); 20% (VG- plete set of pared from three-card panels. This series generally EX); and 10% (VG or lesser), the assortment is head- eighty cards. This crisp collection averages (EX-MT to presents (EX to EX-MT) with some better and others lined by Campanella (EX-MT), DiMaggio (presents EX NM) with many better. Keys include #422 Mantle lesser. Keys include #1 Banks (VG), #4 Aaron (EX), #7 but is technically GD due to small abrasion), Mantle Homer (NM), #439 T. Williams .406 (NM) and #447 Clemente (EX), #8 Berra (VG-EX), #13 Mays (EX), (VG-EX), Mays (EX-MT), Musial (VG-EX) and J. Ruth 60 Home Runs (NM). Also included is an original #18 Kaline (EX-MT) and #31 Mantle (VG-EX). Robinson (EX-MT). Additional keys and missing cards five-cent wrapper (NM-MT). listed on our website. Missing #5, 25 and 26 for completion. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

83. 1963 Bazooka Baseball Near 85. 1960s-1970s Baseball Oddball Panel Set (10/12) 84. 1966 Bazooka Baseball Complete Featured is a 1963 Bazooka Baseball near set of Set of (16) Panels Set and Near-Set Lot of (7) (10/12) panels. Seven of the ten panels have year iden- Featured is a 1966 Bazooka Baseball complete set of As the memorabilia craze reached dizzying heights in the tifiers written on the reverse. The panels are graded (48) cards on (16) three-card panels. This gathering 1960s and 1970s, countless companies reached for a with respect to that detractor. Included are #1 averages (EX to EX-MT) with only one lesser due to piece of the pie, producing cards and decals depicting Mantle/2/#3 Banks (FR), 4/#5 Spahn/#6 Mazeroski reverse writing. Keys include #1 Koufax/2/3 (EX-MT), sports icons. The complete or near sets in this lot repre- (FR), #10/11/#12 Mays (EX, no writing), 13/#14 #7 Mantle/8/9 (EX-MT), #10 Marichal/#11 sent (7) issues from the above-mentioned era. These Clemente/15 (FR), #16 Yastrzemski/#17 Drysdale/18 Killebrew/12 (EX-MT), #16 Mays/17/18 (EX-MT), #22 decidedly clean examples show (EX-MT) or better quali- (FR), 19/20/21 (EX-MT), 22/#23 Musial/24 (FR), Yastrzemski/23/24 (EX), 25/#26 Clemente/27 (EX- ty throughout and are headlined by: 1963 Topps Peel- 25/26/27 (EX), 28/29/#30 B. Robinson and #34 MT), 28/29/#30 Aaron (NM), 37/#38 Rose/39 (EX) and Offs complete set of (46) with Aaron, Clemente and Kaline/35/36 (FR). Missing #7 Killebrew/8/#9 Aaron #46 Kaline/47/#48 B. Williams (EX-MT). For more Mantle; and 1968 American Oil Sweepstakes (9) differ- and #31 F. Robinson/32/33 for completion. details, please visit our website. ent including Ruth (Portrait). More details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

88. (16) 1970-1982 Kelloggs Baseball Complete/ Near Sets with 1971 Complete 87. (18) 1969-1978 Baseball Oddball Set Enjoy your morn- Complete/Near Sets with 1973 Topps ing bowl of cereal Candy Lids while perusing 86. 1973 Topps 1953 Reprints Major and regional manufacturers are the issuers of these sixteen Complete Set (8/8) these eighteen 1969-1978 baseball oddball 1970-1982 Purportedly limited to a print run of 300, this 1973 complete/near sets. Unless noted, each set grades (NM Kelloggs Baseball Topps 1953 Reprints complete set of eight was intro- or better) with the keys presenting similarly. Highlights complete/near sets. Unless noted, each set averages duced decades before the “retro” craze. Included are #1 include 1969 Topps Deckle Edge, 1970 Topps Super (NM to NM-MT) with the keys faring similarly. Paige (EX-MT), #2 J. Robinson (EX-MT), #3 Furillo near: (38/42, average EX-MT), 1971 Topps Tattoos Included are complete sets: 1970 (presents EX-MT, but (EX-MT, picture actually Antonello), #4 Rosen (EX- near: (12/16 sheets, average EX-MT), 1971 Topps has extensive curling), 1971 (50% hand-cut, others EX- MT, picture actually Fridley), #5 Newhouser (EX-MT), Super and 1973 Topps Candy Lids near: (52/55, aver- MT to NM, keys grade EX-MT to NM), 1972 All-Time #6 McCullough (EX-MT, picture actually Janowicz), #7 age EX-MT) with Aaron (EX), Mays (EX), Rose (EX- Greats, 1974, 1976, 1977, (5) 1979 (one factory), 1980, Lowrey (EX-MT) and #8 Mize (NM). MT) and Ryan (VG-EX). For a complete list of sets, (2) 1981 (one factory) and 1982 (factory). For more please visit our website. details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

22 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 89. 1969 Topps Baseball Super Near Set (64/66) 90. 1971 Topps Baseball’s Greatest Moments High-Grade Much smaller than its successive issues, the 1969 Topps Baseball Super edition Complete Set of (55) packs a mighty punch with a high-gloss finish and an impressive Hall of Fame This 1971 Topps Greatest Moments high-grade set of (55) cards has, for the most part, lineup. This near set of (64/66) cards features a debut from “Mr. October” and avoided the flaws inherent to delicate black borders and oversized cards. With the the swan song of “The Mick.” Due to storing methods approximately 30% of majority grading (EX-MT) or (NM), the keys include: #1 Munson (colored), #8 the surfaces have minor paper loss due to the backs being adhered to the glossy Killebrew (EX-MT), #9 B. Robinson (EX-MT), #11 Oliva (EX-MT), #12 Pinson images. The remaining cards average (EX-MT to NM). Keys include #2 F. (NM), #13 Bench (EX-MT), #14 Perez (colored), #15 Rose (EX-MT), #19 Kaline Robinson (NM), #5 Yastrzemski (NM), #24 Mantle (EX), #28 R. Jackson RC (EX-MT), #40 Yastrzemski (EX-MT), #41 Mays (EX-MT), #46 Murcer (EX-MT) and (EX-MT), #34 Aaron (EX-MT), #41 Rose (presents EX-MT, with exception to #47 R. Jackson (EX). surface paper loss), #46 Drysdale (EX-MT), #52 Seaver (EX), #58 Clemente Opening Bid $400.00 (presents EX-MT, with exception surface paper loss) and #65 Mays (EX-MT). Missing #1 McNally and #3 B. Robinson for completion. Opening Bid $900.00 92. 1974 Topps Deckle Edge Near Set (61/72) Distributed only in select states in the Northeast, the offered 1974 Topps Deckle Edge near set of (61/72) black-and- white oversized cards has an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (NM-MT or better), 40% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) and 15% (EX or lesser) with scattered 91. 1971 & 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Sets with (70) instances of SGC Graded wax staining. Presented is a pair of upper-tier 1971 and 1972 Topps Baseball complete sets with sev- Keys include enty SGC graded stars and high numbers. Keys include 1971 Topps: (752/752, 13 grad- #3 Gibson ed, 25% NM or better, 30% EX-MT, 30% EX, 15% VG-EX or lesser, high numbered (NM), #5 fare similarly) with #20 R. Jackson (SGC 84), #100 Rose (EX-MT), #400 Aaron (SGC Carlton (NM), 80), #513 Ryan (SGC 50), #600 Mays (SGC 80), #630 Clemente (SGC 70), #640 F. #6 Hunter Robinson (SGC 84), #709 Baylor RC (EX-MT); 1972 Topps: (787/787, 57 graded, 10% (NM), #7 MT, 30% NM-MT, 35% NM, 25% EX-MT or lesser, high numbers fare similarly) with Munson (NM), #49 Mays (SGC 92), #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (SGC 88), #51 Killebrew (SGC 92), #100 F. #9 Seaver (NM), #12 Sutton (NM), #16 Rose (NM), #20 Brock (NM), #21 Bryant Robinson (SGC 96), #130 Gibson (SGC 92), #299 Aaron (SGC 84), #309 Clemente (NM, white back), #28 McCovey (NM), #31 Stargell (NM), #32 Carew (EX-MT), #43 (SGC 84), #310 Clemente IA (SGC 84), #435 R. Jackson (SGC 92), #550 B. Robinson Yastrzemski (EX-MT, white back), #59 Jenkins (NM), #61 R. Jackson (EX), #64 Fisk (SGC 84), #559 Rose (SGC 88), #560 Rose IA (SGC 88), #595 Ryan (SGC 84). For a (NM), #66 F. Robinson (VG-EX) and #71 Bench (NM). For more details, please visit complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website. our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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93. 1888 Gehrig Studios Jack Croghan (Chicago Maroons) Cabinet The nineteenth-century baseball enthusiast will assuredly be interested in this circa 1888 Gehrig Studios Jack Croghan (Chicago Maroons) cabinet. Having played against competition such as the Davenport Onion Weeders, Des Moines Prohibitionists, Omaha Omahogs and the St. Paul Apostles—the minor league journeyman spent his only season in the “Windy City” with 94. 1903 Weasner & Wolfe Buffalo Bisons (Eastern the Maroons of the League) Team Cabinet Class A Western One of the flagship franchises of professional baseball history, the Buffalo Bisons are Association. The copyrighted image was used in the coveted N172 Old Judge gloriously captured on this impressive 1903 Weasner & Wolfe team cabinet. The del- Maroons subset and is neatly mounted on an approximately 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 slab of peri- icate 7-1/2 x 9-1/2 photo composite is carefully mounted to a vintage 10-3/4 x 13- od cardboard. Published by Gehrig Studios of downtown Chicago, Croghan is identi- 3/4” black matte with the upper right corner separated. Despite mild surface foxing, fied as the subject via fountain pen etchings on the reverse. Also noticeable on the the cameos of seventeen players are not obstructed by any significant wear. Former back is a vintage stamping and erased pencil writing. The obverse has endured the major leaguers or T206 set alumni include: Ferry, Gettman, Grimshaw, La Porte, century in remarkable condition with superficial surface abrasions, moderate soiling Luskey, McIntyre, Milligan, Nattress, Shaw and Stallings. This collectible has sur- and fingerprint impressions as the only serious detractors. vived in much better condition than other team cabinets when encountered. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

95. (41) 1909- 96. 1912 1911 T206 T207 Brown White Borders Background with (8) Hall of Partial Set Famers of (106) including Cards with Johnson & (7) Hall of Mathewson Famers & Feed “The Monster” (23) Tougher with these (41) 1909- 1911 T206 White Commons Seize over half of Borders with eight the enigmatic 1912 Hall of Famers T207 Brown including Johnson Background series and Mathewson. This with this partial set assembly has a condi- of (106) cards. tion breakdown of Highlighted by 12% (VG to VG-EX), seven Hall of 39% (GD), 15% (FR), Famers and (23) 19% (PR) and 15% tougher commons, (trimmed) with mod- each card displays erate instances of a Recruit Little reverse writing. Cigars advertising Featured are Hall of back. The condi- Famers: (8 cards, all tion breakdown common backs, follows: 16% (VG unless noted) with to VG-EX), 44% Chance (PR, Batting), (GD), 20% (FR), Evers (PR, with Bat, 12% (PR) and 8% Chicago on Shirt), (trimmed) with Johnson (trimmed, (15) instances of reverse paper loss or writing. Keys include Hall of Portrait), Marquard Famers/Stars/Tougher Commons: (31 cards) with Bender (GD), Chance (GD), (trimmed, Hands at Thighs), Mathewson (FR, Dark Cap, Polar Bear), McGraw (FR, Erwin SP (VG), G. Graham SP (VG), Marquard (FR), McDonald SP (VG), Needham Finger in Air), McGraw (PR, Portrait, with Cap) and Tinker (PR, Bat Off Shoulder, SP (VG), Speaker (FR), Tinker (trimmed), Wallace (GD) and Wheat (PR). For a com- Polar Bear). With exception to five cards with Polar Bear backs, the remaining singles plete list of subjects, please visit our website. have either Piedmont or Sweet Caporal advertising reverses. For a complete list of subjects, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $300.00

24 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 97. (19) 1912 T202 Hassan Triple 98. (50) 1914 B18 Blankets With 99. 1915 PM1 Ornate Frame Jimmy Folders with (9) Hall of Famers Cobb and Johnson Archer on Original Paper Backing Presented is an assortment of nineteen 1912 T202 Tobacco premiums of the “non-cardboard” variety, Featured is an exceptional 1915 PM1 Ornate Frame Hassan Triple Folders with nine Hall of Famers depicted these (50) 1914 B18 blankets represented the game’s Jimmy Archer pin. It is difficult to conceive that this across the panels. These cards each grade (PR to FR) contemporary heroes, with the vast majority having tiny treasure (1-1/16 x 1”) is rapidly approaching the with a combination of obverse and reverse wear. Keys maintained (EX-MT to NM) status. Highlights century mark in age. The clear sepia-toned image include Chance/Chance Beats/Foxen, Dahlen/Wheat include: Cobb (EX, white infield), Gandil (green depicts the Cubs catcher on the field. The decorative Strikes/Wheat, Meyers/Devlin Gets/Mathewson, basepaths), Gibson (purple pennants), W. Johnson border is free of tarnish, soiling or any significant wear. Rowan/Chance Beats/Archer, Rucker/A Great (green pennants) and (2) Wheat (blue infield and The metallic reverse reveals negligible oxidation and (Lajoie)/Bergen and Stovall/Ty Cobb Steals/Austin. For green infield). Additional blankets listed (with varia- tarnish, while the broach clasp is firm and intact. The more details, please visit our website. tions) on our website. original white paper backing with bright blue lettering secures this 95 year-old keepsake. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

101. (24) 1936-37 BF3 Felt Pennants 100. (27) 1919-21 W514 Strip Cards with Dean & Hubbell Presented is an arrangement of (24) 1936-37 BF3 Felt with Cobb & Black Sox Pennants from an assortment of Types. Featured Offered is an arrangement of (27) 1919-21 W514 Strip 102. (18) 1934-1941 Pre-War Baseball cards with a sampling of Hall of Famers and Black Sox amongst this colorful tapestry are Baseball Players: (7 players. The majority of the commons present in (VG) pennants, mostly EX to EX-MT) with Appling (EX, Card Grab Bag with Gehrig and Ott condition with deference to errant scissor cutting. The Type 3, script), Dean (EX, Type 3), Feller (EX, Type 3, This grouping of (18) pre-war baseball cards features keys all present (GD or lesser) with the majority missing script), Hubbell (EX-MT, Type 1), McCarthy (EX-MT); Batter Up, Diamond Stars, Goudey and Play Balls corners or having sustained substantial edge notching. Baseball Teams: (5 pennants, all Type 5, average EX highlighted by 1934 Goudey #37 Gehrig (trimmed), Included are #3 Felsch, #22 Carey, #40 Bancroft, #43 to EX-MT) with Yankees (EX-MT) and Colleges: (12 1934 Batter-up #22 Rolfe (VG-EX), 1936 Diamond Cobb, #75 Baker, #95 Crawford, #105 Risberg and #106 pennants) with Notre Dame (EX). For more details, Stars #96 Riggs (EX) and 1941 Play Ball #8 Ott (VG). Jennings. For more details, please visit our website. please visit our website. A full list is available on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

105. 1948-49 R346 Blue Tint Lot of 103. (7) 1941 Play Ball Cards With T. 104. 1947 Sports Exchange Baseball (26) With Gehrig and DiMaggio Williams, Ott and Cronin Lot of (28) With Gehrig and Issued in 1948-1949, the R346 “Blue Tint” set was so These (7) 1941 Play Ball specimens include marquee named as the black-and-white player likenesses were names welcome in any collection. With colorful fronts DiMaggio colorized with a distinctive blue. This particular lot is Issued by The Trading Post in sheets of six, these 1947 and detailed likenesses, the cards show (VG-EX) quali- Sports Exchange Baseball Miniatures depicted both comprised of (26) of a 48-card set dominated by ty throughout (with two exceptions, as noted). Includes: (then) current stars and retired legends. Comprised of Yankee players (and justifiably so, as that club was to #1 Miller (VG), #3 Walters (VG), #4 Derringer, #8 Ott, (28) of the set’s (36) examples, these green-bordered begin an unprecedented run of five successive World #10 Vaughan, #14 T. Williams and #15 Cronin. keepsakes were hand-cut, with most remaining crease- Series titles). These hand-cut specimens are crease-free Opening Bid $250.00 free. Keys include J. DiMaggio (border shows on all four with blue borders showing on most. Highlights include: sides, small tear at lower left); and Gehrig (vertical bor- #16 DiMaggio (most of blue border present) and #29 ders unevenly trimmed). More details on our website. Gehrig (partial lower border). Additional cards listed on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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106. (209) 1952 Topps Baseball #1-310 Series— All Different with Red/ Black Backs Assembled is a stellar grouping of (209) 1952 Topps Baseball #1-310 singles with thirteen #1-80 black/red back pairings. This gathering averages (VG to EX) condition with only approximately 5-10% displaying reverse back damage or writing. Keys include #33 Spahn (GD), #65 Slaughter (VG), #175 B. Martin (VG), #191 Berra (VG- EX), #246 Kell (VG-EX); Red/Black Back Pairings: (13 pairings) with #16, 18, 23, #29 Kluszewski (VG-EX, VG), 30, 38, 42, 50, 60, 63, 71, 72 and 75. For a complete list of numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

107. (48) 1952 Topps Baseball High Numbers—All Different Secure half of the challenging 1952 Topps Baseball #311-407 high number series with these (48) different cards. This grouping has a condition breakdown of 12% (EX or better), 15% (VG-EX), 40% (VG) and 33% (GD or lesser) with approximately 15- 20% displaying minimal water damage or traces of reverse writing. Included are #316, 320, #321 Black (VG), 322, 323, 325, #326 Shuba (EX), 327, 329, 330, 334-36, 338, 339, 341, 343, 345, #347 Adcock (GD), 350-54, 357, 360-63, 366, 368, 370, 371, #373 J. Turner (FR, due to writing), 376, 378-80, 383, 387, 388, 391, 393, 397, 399, 403, 405 and #406 Nuxhall (VG). Opening Bid $900.00

108. (30) 1952 Topps Baseball High Numbers Having escaped a watery grave at the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, these thirty 1952 Topps Baseball high numbers now serve to complete one of the most coveted post-war series. This gathering has a condition breakdown of 3% (VG), 27% (GD), 40% (FR) and 30% (PR) with 26% having sustained a combination of paper loss, tape residue or writing. Included are #313 Thomson (GD), #317, 320, #321 Black (FR), 323, #326 Shuba (VG), 327, #333 Reese (PR, reverse pencil writing), 338, 341, 344, #347 Adcock (FR), 348, 353, 359-361, (2) 364, #365 Lavagetto (FR), 368, #369 Groat (PR, reverse paper loss), 370, 371, #382 S. Jones (FR), 383, 385, 388, 393 and 395. Opening Bid $500.00

26 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 110. 1955 Esskay Meats Harry Byrd— First REGIONAL ISSUES Offered While samples from the revered 1954-1955 Esskay Meats Orioles series cannot be classi- fied “extinct”, the offered Harry Byrd from the 1955 issue is definitely on the “endangered” list. Of the dozens of samples to have cir- culated through Huggins & Scott 109. Interesting 1954 Esskay Meats Partial Box with Auctions, this “early bird” is Marlin Stuart the first we have Presented is an interesting 1954 Esskay Meats partial box with Marlin Stuart. Each por- offered. The tion of this delicate advertising piece has been neatly pieced together to its original state journeyman with invisible tape on the reverse. While one card is missing, Marlin Stuart has been re- pitcher and attached to the left portion of the original box. The smiling Arkansan displays moderate North Carolina surface creasing and scuffing, while the blank reverse is reinforced with three pieces of native is framed by traces of the original orange bordering along the perimeter. tape. Standing alone, the image is framed by ample portions of the original orange adver- Despite layering along the bottom left corner and edge, the evenly cut surface is other- tising trim. The surfaces are barely affected by expected “hot dog” grease markings. How wise crease-free with incidental hot dog grease markings. The blank cardboard reverse many of these fragile advertising trays have survived in any condition? is clean. Purportedly released early in the 1955 season (Byrd was released in June), Opening Bid $900.00 how many additional copies of this regional can be in existence? Opening Bid $2500.00

111. (6) 1953 111A. RARE 112. (5) 1953 Glendale Meats Cards with (2) Glendale 1953 Glendale Autographed Meats Tigers Hot Dogs Art Representatives of the 1953 Autographed Houtteman SP Detroit Tigers Cards - (Autographed) grace this quin- PSA/DNA – PSA/DNA tet of singles Authentic Truly one of the from the covet- Each autograph toughest regional ed Glendale assessed as cards in the industry. Meats issue. “Authentic” and Presented is this 1953 Included are encapsulated by Glendale Hot Dogs Gray (PR, writ- PSA/DNA. Six Art Houtteman ing on back), Tiger teammates are (d.2003) short print card that has been auto- Hithcock found on these graphed and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. The (PSA/DNA tough regional 1953 Glendale Meats Tigers signed cards. card grades PR due to a removed staple, how- Authentic, Included are Delsing (d.2006, GD), Foytack (GD), Garver, ever the eye appeal of this incredibly scarce d.2006, card is Hitchcock (d.2006, VG), Kuenn (d.1988, FR) and Marlowe card has survived better than the technical GD), Madison (d.1968, FR). The blue ink endorsements average (“7-8”). grade would suggest. (VG), Mullin (FR) and Wight (FR, signed, but traced). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

114. (8) 1953 Northland Bread Baseball Labels with (4) Hall of Famers 113. (3) 1953 Northland Bread Baseball Labels with For the oddball specialist is this octet of 1953 Northland Bread baseball labels with four Hall of Famers. Cardboard Backings These fragile die-cut end labels are printed on wafer-thin paper stock and display radi- Presented is a trio of 1953 Northland Bread Baseball labels. The die-cut photographs ant red backdrops. Included are Hacker (GD), Irvin (trimmed), Lemon (EX to EX-MT), of Hearn, Pollet and Shantz are neatly mounted to a cardboard backing for support. Mize (FR, due to reverse tape residue), Parnell (VG-EX), Sauer (FR, due to surface tape These difficult types otherwise present in (EX to EX-MT) condition. residue), Spahn (FR, due to surface tape residue) and Zernial (FR). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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116. 1954 Esskay Meats 115. 1954 Esskay Meats Francis Skaff Dick Kryhoski—High The offered 1954 Esskay Meats Frank Skaff sample is “proof posi- Grade tive” that the Baltimore coach is Presented is a high-grade 1954 Esskay alive and well on this scarce region- Meats Dick Kryhoski Type card. This al issue. The surface of this “Charm accurately cut specimen of the Orioles City” mainstay is crease-free, accu- infielder is crease-free and highlighted rately cut and accentuated by traces by hints of the original orange advertis- of the original orange bordering ing along three edges. The waxy sur- along three edges. “Hot Dog” toning faces reveal expected “hot dog” toning. is moderately visible on the sur- Opening Bid $200.00 faces, while light reverse creasing does not protrude the obverse. Opening Bid $200.00

118. (3) 1954 Stahl-Meyer Franks Singles with Hodges 117. (3) 1953 Stahl-Meyer Franks with Irvin Offered is a formidable threesome of 1954 Stahl-Meyer Franks singles. Included are Representing two of Gotham’s big three teams, this trio of 1953 Stahl-Meyer Franks Hodges, Lockman and McDougald. Although all cards grade (PR to FR) due to a singles is ideal for the regional collector. These colorful oversized cards picture Bauer combination of factors, the attractive portrait and action poses prove them to be a (GD), Irvin (trimmed) and Lockman (EX-MT). viable proposition. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

120. 1954 Dan-Dee 119. (4) 1955 Stahl-Meyer Mickey Mantle Franks Cards with Pictured is a 1954 Dan-Dee Mickey Snider Mantle in (GD to VG) condition. REGIONAL ISSUES REGIONAL Jump into the 1955 Stahl-Meyer This purple portrait displays a mod- Franks series with these four samples. erately worn perimeter along with a Included are Bauer (FR), Erskine slight upper border crease that traces (FR), Newcombe (PR) and Snider to the right of the Yankee logo on (FR). Although detracted by a combi- the slugger’s cap. The clear image is nation of wear, few of these regional further protected by a waxy coating “meat” issues are available for public found on both the obverse and sale. reverse. A solid collector’s grade “Mick” from a tougher 1950s Opening Bid $250.00 regional issue. Opening Bid $400.00

121. (3) 1954 Wilson Franks Cards from Advertising Panel Offered is a trio of 1954 Wilson Franks cards that were presumably extracted from an advertising panel. Found on heavy cardboard, the cards feature pictures of N. Fox, Pafko (cardboard residue on reverse) and Sauer. With exception to Fox, the remaining depictions are evenly cut and crease-free. Opening Bid $200.00

28 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 122. (600+) 1948-1954 Bowman Baseball Singles with Several Stars Assembled is an impressive accumulation of (600+) 1948-1954 Bowman Baseball singles with several stars including Mantle, Mays and Williams along with (94) high/low numbers. Being that there is no duplication in this group, multiple starter/partial sets can be constructed. Keys include 1948 Bowman: (36 cards, majority VG-EX, 20% writing) with #6 Berra RC (presents VG, but miscut), #8 Rizzuto RC (VG), #18 Spahn RC (GD), #36 Musial RC (VG); 1949 Bowman: (125 cards, 32 high numbers, median VG-EX) with #33 Spahn (VG-EX), #60 Berra (EX), #84 Campanella RC (FR), #98 Rizzuto (VG- EX); 1950 Bowman: (92 cards, 35 low numbers, average GD) with #46 Berra (EX), #98 T. Williams (GD); 1953 Bowman Color: (44 cards, median VG); 1954 Bowman: (163 cards, mostly GD to VG) with #65 Mantle (VG), #89 Mays (GD) and #161 Berra (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

123. (795+) 1949-1955 Bowman Baseball Collection Presented is a promising gathering of (795+) 1949-1955 Bowman Baseball cards. Semi-stars such as Adcock, Gordon, Jensen and Pafko headline this collection with moderate duplication throughout. These primarily mid-grade singles come from the more available series. Included are 1949 Bowman: (112 cards, median GD to VG); 1950 Bowman: (5 cards, majority EX); 1951 Bowman: (32 cards, average VG); 1952 Bowman: (26 cards, median VG-EX to EX); 1953 Bowman Black & White: (4 cards, mostly VG-EX); 1953 Bowman Color: (54 cards, majority VG-EX); 1954 Bowman: (412 cards, aggregate EX) and 1955 Bowman: (151 cards, composite VG-EX). Opening Bid $400.00

124. (175+) 1952-1954 Topps Baseball Cards with Jackie Robinson Offered is an impressive arrangement of (175+) 1952- 1954 Topps Baseball cards. This sampling is extremely clean, with most cards grading (EX to EX-MT) with only mild perimeter wear and instances of errant centering. Keys include 1952 125. (466) 1954-1956 Topps Baseball Card Collection Supplement your vintage Topps Baseball collection with these (466) 1954-1956 sin- Topps: (11 gles. There is moderate duplication amongst these common and minor/semi-star cards, aggre- players from the more available series. Included are 1954 Topps: (167 cards, com- gate EX) with posite VG-EX to EX); 1955 Topps: (145 cards, median VG-EX to EX) and 1956 #59 Roberts Topps: (154 cards, mostly VG to VG-EX). For a complete list of numbers, please (VG-EX), #327 (VG), #381 (EX-MT); 1953 Topps: (86 cards, two high numbers, visit our website. median EX-MT) with #20 Spahn (VG), #61 Wynn (NM), #76 Reese (EX), #207 Ford (EX-MT), #234 (EX), #241 (EX-MT); 1954 Topps: (82 cards, average EX-MT) with Opening Bid $300.00 #10 J. Robinson (EX-MT), #17 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #32 Snider (EX-MT), #50 Berra (EX), #90 Mays (EX-MT) and #132 Lasorda RC (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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126. (260+) 1941-1951 127. (115+) 1949-1954 Play Ball & Bowman Bowman Baseball Baseball Singles Singles with Several Presented is a gathering of (260+) Stars 1941-1951 Play Ball & Bowman Featured is a (115+) 1949-1954 Baseball singles. Highlights include Bowman Baseball singles group with 1941 Play Ball: (27 cards, median several stars. Keys include 1949 VG-EX) with #6 Hubbell (EX), #15 Bowman: (28 cards, twelve high num- Cronin (EX), #19 Gehringer (VG- bers, majority EX) with #27 Feller (EX- EX), #56 Vander Meer (VG-EX); MT), #36 Reese (VG-EX), #98 Rizzuto 1949 Bowman: #100 Hodges RC (EX, name on front), #100 Hodges (GD); 1950 Bowman: (55 cards, (EX-MT), #238 Lemon RC (VG); 1950 three low numbers, composite VG to Bowman: (46 cards, five low numbers, VG-EX, 5% writing) and 1951 aggregate EX-MT) with #75 Bowman: (172 cards, 21 high num- Campanella (EX), #77 Snider (EX- bers, majority VG-EX, 5-10% writ- MT), #98 T. Williams (EX-MT) and ing). For more details, please visit 1954 Bowman: #170 Snider (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

129. (340+) 128. (7) 1951 Topps 1955 & 1956 Connie Mack All-Stars Topps with Ruth Baseball Diamond immortals of the past and Singles (then) present are portrayed on these For the prospective seven 1951 Topps Connie Mack All- set collector is this Stars. Each card is technically grouping of (340+) “Authentic” due to portions of the origi- 1955 and 1956 Topps nal tabbing being absent. Additionally, Baseball singles. varying degrees of creasing is found Minimal duplication throughout. Included are Cochrane, E. is found throughout Collins, J. Collins (missing name por- this mixed gathering tion), Mathewson, Ruth (piece of bat which features sever- torn), Speaker and Wagner. al semi-stars. Opening Bid $200.00 Included are 1955 Topps: (147 cards, aggregate EX) with #24 Newhouser (EX) and 1956 Topps: (194 cards, median VG to VG-EX). Opening Bid $250.00

131. 1956 Topps Baseball Starter Set of (134/340) This 1956 Topps Baseball starter set of (134/340) has an approximate overall 130. (3) 1953-1955 breakdown of: 10% (EX-MT or bet- Bowman Mickey ter); 10% (EX); 60% (VG-EX); and 20% (VG or lesser). Highlights Mantle Cards include: #2 Giles (EX-MT), #10 Spahn Offered is a trio of high-profile (VG), #15 Banks (VG), #20 Kaline 1953-1955 Bowman Mickey (GD), #25 Kluszewski (VG-EX), #79 Mantle cards. Included are 1.) Koufax (EX-MT), #109 Slaughter 1953 Bowman Color #44 (VG-EX), #145 Hodges (VG-EX), w/Bauer, Berra (GD); 2.) 1954 #165 Schoendienst (VG-EX), #187 Bowman #65 (VG) and 1955 Wynn (VG-EX), #226 Giants Team Bowman #202 (VG-EX). (VG-EX), #240 Ford (VG), #255 Opening Bid $250.00 Lemon (VG-EX), #307 Wilhelm (VG) and #340 McDermott (VG). Opening Bid $150.00

132. (840+) 1957 133. 1959-1963 Fleer Topps Baseball Baseball Lot of (274) Cards With Stars Supplement your classic Presented are (3) 1950s-1960s Fleer Topps Baseball collec- Baseball partial sets. Includes: 1959 tion with these (840+) Ted Williams (70) with (40) different, 1957 singles from the average (VG) with dampness-induced more available series. discoloration on a few; 1960 Baseball Names such as Adcock, Greats (96) with (55) different, aver- Boyer, Groat, Piersall age (VG-EX) with (2) #72 T. Williams and D. Williams head- (both EX); 1963 (108) with (55) dif- line this selection. ferent, average (EX) with (2) #5 Mays Extensive duplication is (EX and GD), #8 Yastrzemski (EX- found throughout this MT), #42 Koufax (VG), (2) #43 Wills group, which generally (EX and VG-EX) and #56 Clemente presents (VG-EX to (VG-EX). EX) with some better and a handful lesser. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

30 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 135. (410+) 1955- 1959 Topps Baseball Singles with Several Stars Jump into several classic Topps Baseball sets with these (410+) 1955- 1959 singles. Virtually no duplication is found in this upper-tier grouping which also includes a 134. (180+) 1910-1963 Baseball Card Grab Bag with sampling of Several Types high num- Assembled is an interesting (180+) 1910-1963 baseball card grab bag with several bers. Aside from a handful of creases, the majority of these cards average (EX-MT) Types. Keys include 1910-11 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets: (3 cards) with #24 Mitchell with factory-induced centering issues as the only serious detractor. Highlights include (SGC 30), #25 McIntyre (trimmed), #41 Wiltse (PR); 1911 T201 Mecca Double 1955 Topps: (113 cards, median EX-MT) with #4 Kaline (EX-MT), #47 Aaron (VG), Folders: (6 cards) with Cicotte/Thoney (GD), Gaspar/T. Clarke (VG-EX), #50 J. Robinson (EX-MT); 1956 Topps: (84 cards, average EX-MT) with #11 Cubs Hartzell/Blair (GD), LaPorte/Stephens (FR), Lush/Hauser (GD), Woodruff/Williams Team-1955 (EX-MT), #95 Braves Team-1955 (EX-MT); 1958 Topps: (90 cards, com- (GD); 1934-37 Diamond Matchbooks: Dean (PR), Gehringer (VG-EX); 1941 Cubs posite EX-MT) with #52 Clemente (EX), #187 Koufax (EX-MT), #310 Banks (EX- Picture Pack set: (25/25, average EX-MT); 1941 Play Ball: #1 Miller (PSA 4), #10 MT), #375 Reese (NM), #486 Mays AS (NM), #487 Mantle AS (VG) and 1959 Vaughan (VG-EX), #15 Cronin (GD); 1947-66 Exhibits: (135 cards, majority GD to Topps: (127 cards, majority EX-MT) with #559 Banks AS (EX-MT). For more VG) with Mays (EX-MT, Portrait), (2) Musial (VG, GD, Kneeling); 1954 Red Heart: details, please visit our website. Ashburn (PSA 4) and 1958 Hires: #17 Doby (BVG 7, cracked case). For more details, Opening Bid $250.00 please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

136. (61) 1949-1960 Baseball Oddball Singles with (2) Complete/ Near Sets Featured are (61) 1949-1960 baseball oddball singles with two additional complete/near sets. Highlights include 1949 Leaf: #11 Rizzuto (EX), #59 Appling (VG), #70 H. Wagner (GD), (2) #158 Brecheen SP (VG-EX, GD); 1950-56 Callahan Hall of Fame near: (81/82 cards, 137. (150+) 1960-1962 Topps Baseball Cards with (71) average EX-MT High Numbers For the set collector is this superb arrangement of (150+) 1960-1962 Topps Baseball to NM, missing cards with (71) tough high numbers. This high-caliber gallery averages (NM) with Chandler) with moderate instances of askew centering. Keys include 1960 Topps: (86 cards, 13 high Baker (EX-MT), numbers, average NM) with #35 Ford (NM), #343 Koufax (NM), #377 Maris (NM), DiMaggio (NM), Ruth (NM); 1951 Wheaties: Feller (VG-EX), Musial (GD); 1952 #564 Mays AS (NM), #565 Maris AS (EX-MT); 1961 Topps: (26 cards, 17 high num- Wheaties: T. Williams (EX-MT, portrait); 1960 Fleer Greats set: (79 cards, compos- bers, median EX-MT to NM); 1962 Topps: (43 cards, 41 high numbers, average EX- ite EX to EX-MT) with #3 Ruth (EX), #72 T. Williams (EX-MT); 1960 Lake to Lake MT to NM) with #5 Koufax (NM), #300 Mays (EX), #530 Gibson (EX-MT), #544 Braves: Dressen (EX) and Schoendienst (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our McCovey (NM), #545 Wilhelm (NM) and #575 Schoendienst (NM). For more details, website. please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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138. 1965 Topps Baseball Partial Set of (496/598) This partial set of 1965 Topps Baseball cards is comprised of (496/598) examples. With (11) elusive high numbers, the offered gathering carries an approximate overall breakdown of: 25% (EX or better); 15% (VG-EX); 50% (VG); and 10% (GD or lesser). Keys include: #134 Mantle WS (VG), #160 Clemente (EX), #170 Aaron (VG), #207 Rose (VG), #250 Mays (VG), #300 Koufax (GD), #350 Mantle (FR), #510 Banks (EX) and #581 Perez RC (VG-EX). Also included is a partial set of (45/72) 1965 Topps Embossed, with off-grade examples including #8 Koufax, #19 Clemente and #27 Mays. Additional keys and missing numbers listed on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

139. (700+) 1958-1969 Topps & Fleer Baseball Cards with Many Stars Supplement your collection with these (700+) 1958-1969 Topps and Fleer Baseball singles, which include many stars. While the 1958-1960 Topps series primarily consists of mid- to off-grade commons, the 1961-1969 editions spotlight a slew of off-grade Hall of Famers, rookies, leaders and specialty cards. Keys include 1958 Topps: (161 cards, mostly GD to VG); 1960 Topps: (147 cards, median VG) and 1969 Topps: (2) #190 Mays (EX, PR). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

140. (41) 1960-1971 Bazooka Baseball Panels 141. (150+) 1961-1977 Baseball Full Boxes/Panels with Presented is an arrangement of (41) 1960-1971 Bazooka Baseball panels with several Bazooka & Post Hall of Famers found throughout. Keys include 1960 Bazooka: (4 panels, median Available is a hoard of (150+) 1961-1977 baseball full boxes/panels. Included are EX-MT) with #19 Spahn/#20 Killebrew/21 (EX-MT), #22 Aparicio/#23 Hodges/#24 1961 Post Full Panel: (1 panel, EX-MT) with #11 Boyer, #40 Cash, #69 Triandos, Ashburn (NM), #28 Wynn/#29 F. Robinson/30 (NM); 1963 Bazooka: (5 panels, all #121 Herrera, #136 Cimoli, #158 Gilliam; 1968 Bazooka Full Box: (1 box) with FR, due to reverse writing) with #7 Killebrew/8/#9 Aaron, #10/11/#12 Mays; 1965 Agee/Drysdale/Rose/Santo (GD); 1969 Transogram Full Boxes: (2 boxes) with Bazooka: (5 panels, all PR with reverse writing, unless noted) with #10/11/#12 Mays, Yastrzemski (NM); 1970 Transogram Full Boxes: (2 boxes) with 1969 Mets (EX- (2) #31 F. Robinson/#32 Koufax/33 (one EX-MT, no writing); 1966 Bazooka: (17 MT, players loose in package), Yastrzemski/Oliva/Stottlemyre (EX); 1971 Bazooka panels, all keys have reverse writing) with (2) #1 Koufax/2/3 (FR), #7 Mantle/8/9 Unnumbered Full/Partial Boxes: (5 boxes) with Agee/Killebrew/R. Jackson (NM), (FR), (2) #16 Mays/17/18 (FR), #25/#26 Clemente/27 (FR), #37/#38 Rose/39 (FR) Campaneris/Rose/Cepeda (EX), (2) Carty/Bench/Harper (EX-MT, EX, with one par- and 1971 Bazooka Unnumbered: (7 panels, average EX-MT, three have writing) tial); 1977 Burger Chef Fun Meal Trays: (1 set, plus 117 duplicates, average NM) with Agee/Killebrew/R. Jackson (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. with (5) Angels (Ryan) and (18) Royals (Brett). For more details, please visit our Opening Bid $300.00 website. Opening Bid $300.00

32 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 142. 1956-1981 Topps Team Card Complete Run of (544) Cards with Duplicates Presented is a complete gallery of Topps team cards from the 1956-1981 editions. Comprised of (544) cards with twenty additional duplicates, hundreds of players and team personnel are depicted. The approximate condition breakdown by decade follows 1950s: (VG); 1960s: (EX); 1970s: (EX-MT) and 1980s: (EX-MT to NM) with nearly 15-20% neatly marked on the reverses. Keys include 1956 Topps: (2) #166 Dodgers Team (EX- MT, PR), #251 Yankees Team (GD); 1959 Topps: #510 Yankees Team (EX-MT), #528 Pirates Team (VG); 1961 Topps: #542 Twins Team (EX-MT), #554 Pirates Team (EX-MT); 1963 Topps: #552 Tigers Team (EX- MT); 1967 Topps: #604 Red Sox Team (VG) and 1968 Topps: #528 Tigers Team (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

143. (2170+) 1965-1974 Topps Baseball Shoebox Collection The internet dealer of shopkeeper will want to “take stock” in these (2170+) 1965-1974 Topps Baseball singles. This primarily mid-grade selection with moderate duplication throughout displays several key and minor stars. Highlights include 1965 Topps: (656 cards, average VG-EX to EX) with #207 Rose (VG-EX), #526 Hunter RC (VG-EX); 1966 Topps: (591 cards, 5 high numbers, median VG to VG-EX); 1969 Topps: (219 cards, majority VG to EX); 1970 Topps: (246 cards, 17 high numbers, aggregate EX) and 1974 Topps: (461 cards, composite VG-EX to EX). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

144. (2725+) 1909-1982 Baseball Shoebox Collection with T206 Mathewson Spanning the better of a century, the offered (2725+) 1909-1982 baseball shoebox collection promisies tremendous “break” value for the enterprising dealer or internet “flipper”. With names such as Aaron, Clemente, Koufax, Mantle, Mathewson, Rose, Ryan and many others, this primarily mainstream assembly is a “no lose” proposition. Moderate duplication is found throughout this mostly mid to off-grade gathering. Keys include 1909-1911 T206 White Borders: Mathewson (presents EX-MT, but PR due to paper 145. (2000+) 1957-1963 Topps Baseball Cards The singles dealer will want to “take stock” in these (2000+) 1957-1963 Topps loss, Portrait, Piedmont); 1938 Goudey: #267 (GD); 1952 Topps: #191 Berra (FR); Baseball singles. Moderate duplication is found throughout this primarily mid-grade 1953 Topps: #260 (EX); 1954 Topps: #201 Kaline RC (GD); 1955 Topps: #50 J. gathering from the more available series. Although missing major players, there are Robinson (FR); 1956 Topps: #79 Koufax (FR), #130 Mays (FR, due to writing); 1957 still plenty of semi-stars found within. Included are 1958 Topps: (215 cards, 22 low Topps: #76 Clemente (VG-EX), #210 Campanella (GD); 1958 Topps: #487 Mantle numbers, average VG-EX); 1960 Topps: (637 cards, average VG to EX); 1961 AS (VG); 1959 Topps: #461 Mantle HR (GD), #514 Gibson RC (EX); 1960 Topps: Topps: (223 cards, mostly VG-EX); 1962 Topps: (665 cards, handful of green tint #343 Koufax (EX), 1962 Post: #5 Mantle (EX, box); 1964 Topps: #200 Koufax versions, median VG to VG-EX) and 1963 Topps: (332 cards, composite VG to EX). (GD), #440 Clemente (EX); 1969 Topps: (112 cards, mostly EX) with #50 Clemente For more details, please visit our website. (VG-EX), #500 Mantle (GD, yellow letters); 1971 Topps: #513 Ryan (VG) and 1973 Topps: #50 Clemente (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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146. (2150+) 1949-1980s Baseball Shoebox Collection with Mays Presented is a diverse (2150+) 1949-1980s 147. 1960s Baseball baseball shoebox collection from a variety of Collectibles With 1963 manufacturers. This primarily mid- to off- Topps Peel-Offs grade gathering is flush with Hall of Fame talent with moderate duplication. Keys Complete Set of (46) include 1952 Topps: #92 Schoendienst (VG); These early-1960s collectibles 1956 Topps: #260 Reese (GD); 1969 Topps: include: 1962 Post #4 Mantle (EX- (240 cards, average VG) with #50 Clemente MT) and #6 Maris (EX) both with (VG), #190 Mays (NM); 1970 Topps: (318 ad on back; 1963 Topps Peel-Offs cards, mainly VG-EX) with #189 Munson RC complete set of (46) grade (EX) to (NM), #500 Aaron (EX-MT); 1971 Topps: (EX-MT). Also included is an SGC (200 cards, average GD to VG) with #600 Authentic 1963 Topps #80 Gilliam Mays (VG-EX); 1972 Topps: with (11) #37 Salesman’s Sample. Yastrzemski (average EX) and (5) #49 Mays (average EX). For a complete list of key Opening Bid $150.00 cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $100.00

149. (5) 1964- 1969 Topps Mickey Mantle Cards 148. (3) 1955-1965 Featured is a sampling Topps Sandy Koufax of five 1964-1969 Singles Topps Mickey Mantle Score these three 1955-1965 cards. Included are 1.) Topps Sandy Koufax singles. 1964 Topps #50 (VG- Included are 1.) 1955 Topps EX); 2.) 1965 Topps #123 rookie (VG); 2.) 1963 #350 (VG); 3.) 1967 Topps #210 (VG-EX) and 3.) Topps #150 (VG-EX); 1965 Topps #300 (VG). 4.) 1968 Topps #280 (GD) and 5.) 1969 Opening Bid $200.00 Topps #500 (EX, yellow letters). Opening Bid $250.00

150. (37) 1960-1962 151. (43) Bazooka Baseball Singles 1960-1980s with (12) Hall of Famers Carl including Mantle Yastrzemski Enhance your baseball oddball collec- Singles tion with these (37) 1960-1962 Bazooka singles. These bona fide bubble gum Collection cards are headlined by twelve Hall of with Topps Famers including Mantle. Featured are Run 1960 Bazooka: (14 cards, aggregate The irreplaceable EX) with #1 Banks (VG-EX), #7 “Yaz” is the subject Clemente (FR); 1961 Bazooka: (10 of these (43) 1960- cards, median EX-MT) with #19 Banks 1980s singles. (EX-MT), #23 Mays (VG-EX); 1962 Highlights include Bazooka: (13 cards, composite EX-MT Topps Carl Yastrzemski Run: (33 cards) with (2) 1960 #148 Rookie (PSA 6, VG- to NM) with Aaron (EX-MT), Clemente EX), 1961 #287 (EX-MT), 1962 #425 (VG), 1963 #115 (VG-EX), 1965 #385 (EX), (EX-MT) and Mantle (NM). For more 1970 #10 (NM) and 1971 #530 (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

153. 1968 Topps Action All-Star Sticker #7 Mickey Mantle Strip with (6) Others For those who cannot get enough of “The Mick”, this 1968 Topps Action All-Star #7 strip is an ideal choice. Flanking Mantle on the center panel is Monday/McCovey/Hargan on the top panel and Carew/T. Gonzalez/B. Williams on the bottom panel. 152. (2) 1967 Topps Discs Brooks Robinson Proofs with This scarcity presents (NM) with crisp perforations and Color Separation vibrant colors. From the vaults of Topps comes this pair of 1967 Topps Discs Brooks Robinson proof Opening Bid $500.00 cards. Hailing from two stages of production process, these color separations grade 1.) full-color (GD to VG, production cycle surface residue) and 2.) silver metallic (GD, no circle). Opening Bid $250.00

34 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 155. (3) 1964-1965 Magic 154. 1975 Topps Shop Mini Wax Box of Christmas (36) Packs Stockings Featured is a “case fresh” 1975 Topps Mini wax with 1964 box of (36) tightly sealed & 1965 packs. An enticing bubble Topps gum smell emanates from Cello these (NM to NM-MT) packs with ten cards per. Packs Possible pulls include Spread some Aaron, Brett, Rice RC, yuletide cheer Rose, Ryan and Yount. with this trio of The colorful displays 1964-1965 Magic Shop Christmas stockings with 1964 grades (NM-MT). Who and 1965 Topps cello packs. The unpriced 17-1/2” knows how many high- mesh stocking reveals masks, kits, toys, and most grade gems are concealed importantly—cello packs. Included are 1.) 1964 Topps within? cello (#128 Lolich front/#213 Angels Team back); 2.) 1965 Topps cello (#538 Dressen front/#577 Rookie Opening Bid $400.00 Stars back) and 3.) 1965 Topps James Bond 007. The cello packs present (NM) surfaces. Opening Bid $400.00

157. 1976 Isaly’s Disc Hoard with Sealed Case and (4500+) Superstars Featured is a 1976 Isaly’s Disc hoard that includes a sealed case and 156. 1972 Topps Baseball Cello Box (4500+) superstars. Keys to Packs Lot of (9) this overwhelm- 158. (4) 1976-1980 Topps Baseball The offered lot features nine 1972 Topps Baseball Cello ingly (NM-MT) Vending Boxes Box Packs in near mint condition. With (30) cards in gathering are (447) Aaron, (520) Bench, (485) Carlton, The “educational hobby for boys and girls” could yield each pack this lot presents (270) chances to uncover a (482) R. Jackson, (299) Morgan, (305) Munson, (328) substantial dividends with this quartet of 1976-1980 high-grade #98 Cooper/Fisk RC, #309 Clemente, #513 B. Robinson, (340) Ryan, (452) Schmidt and (457) Topps Baseball vending boxes. These unsearched (500) Ryan or one of the other key cards from this set. Seaver. Also present is a sealed case of (8,400) cards, card containers include 1976 (Aaron, Eckersley RC, Opening Bid $250.00 which has sustained a moderate contusion along one Ryan, Yount) and (3) 1980 (Henderson RC). side of the cardboard exterior. For more details, please Opening Bid $400.00 visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

160. (100) 1987 Topps Baseball Jumbo Cases (18 Count) A mountain of cardboard is available with these (100) 159. 1983 Donruss Baseball Factory 1987 Topps Baseball Jumbo cases. Each sealed contain- Set Case (15 Sets) er contains eighteen 100-card packs. With more than 161. (15) 1989 Topps Traded Baseball Offered is a hard-to-find 1983 Donruss Baseball factory 180,000 unsearched cards present, multiple complete sets and key rookies are probable. Better players Set Cases (16 Count) set case. The case is complete with (15) sets, each con- Offered is a hoard of fifteen 1989 Topps Traded Baseball include #170 B. Jackson RC, #320 Bonds RC and #366 taining presumably high-grade rookie cards of Gwynn, (16 count) cases. Ideal for the graded card investor, a total McGwire. Local pick-up near Chicago, Illinois is high- Sandberg and Boggs. The top flap is open on the case. of (240) factory sealed sets are available. Key players in ly encouraged. These cases weigh nearly a half-ton. Opening Bid $300.00 this series are #41 Griffey Jr. RC, #57 R. Johnson, #106 Opening Bid $500.00 Ryan and #110 D. Sanders RC. Local pick-up near Chicago, Illinois is highly encouraged. Opening Bid $400.00

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162. 2009 Topps Triple Threads Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig “1/1” Auto/Triple Relic Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth terrorized American League pitching at an unprecedented rate during their decade-long tenure as Yankee teammates. Though it has been over six decades since their deaths, “Larrupin’ Lou” and “Bustin’ Babe” are again joined on this incredible 2009 Topps Triple Threads Ruth/Gehrig triple relic and cut signature booklet card. Pulled from the shelves of a Massachusetts hobby shop, this bona fide “1/1” hails from the “dual cut above” subset and features six firmly embedded relic pieces (four with pinstripes) and a pair of pencil-signed cuts from each legend. The endorsements present: Gehrig (d.1941, “8”) and Ruth (d.1948, “7-8”). The dual-cut signature booklet of these important Americans grades (NM-MT) and has unparalleled visual appeal. When claimed from the mini-box, the Ruth portion of the card was originally affixed with an autograph later deemed not authentic. The modern insert was subsequently returned to Topps and was “reconstructed” with a valid Ruth autograph that comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (E52812). Opening Bid $1200.00

163. 2008 Upper Deck Mystery Cuts John F. Kennedy/Marilyn Monroe Dual Cut Auto #1/1—PSA/DNA Authentic When the names John F. Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe are paired, quite often images of a sordid affair between the two public icons and the lustily sung “Happy Birthday, Mr. President” are conjured. Whatever actually occurred between the Thirty-Fifth President of the United States and the acclaimed “Norma Jean,” within fifteen months both of their lives would be extinguished. Joined once again on the offered 2008 Upper Deck Mystery Cuts insert are the dual autographs of President Kennedy (d.1963) and Monroe (d.1962). These endorsements were culled from a letter (Kennedy) and check (Monroe) and are neatly housed in this insert serially numbered #1/1. Although independently authenticated by a third party vendor, the autographs were further verified and encapsulated as “Authentic” by PSA/DNA. The well-defined scripts each grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. As the only existing copy from the “Historical Cuts” subset, this modern insert is ideal for POTUS collectors or enthusiasts of Hollywood’s “Golden Age.” Opening Bid $4000.00

164. (78) 2007-2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection #1/1 Superfractors When Brett Favre stepped in for Don Majkowski on September 20, 1992, few could imagine the impact the Mississippi-bred quarterback would have on the National Football League. With 497 (and counting) touchdowns and a slew of other offensive records, Favre is the prototypical “gun slinger” with the accolades to back up his swagger. Comprising nearly twenty percent of the entire production run, these (78) 2007-2008 Topps Chrome Brett Favre Collection #1/1 Superfractors are an incredible modern insert gathering with immense “break value.” Being that individual singles have traded for hundreds of dollars, these (NM-MT) parallels are a potential windfall for the fortunate victor. Each card details the touchdown passes hurled by #4 over his sixteen season tenure with the Green Bay Packers. Included are #1-200 Uncirculated: (12 cards) with #5, 10, 22, 48, 56, 59, 61, 68, 118, 124, 151, 156; #201-442: (66 cards) with #201, 202, 207, 209, 212, 216, 227, 230, 233, 234, 238, 246, 251, 254, 256, 259, 268, 270, 274, 275, 280, 282, 285, 286, 293, 295, 298, 304, 306, 307, 311, 312, 316, 317, 327, 333, 335, 336, 338, 349, 351, 353, 356, 359, 360, 362, 363, 366, 376, 377 (BGS 8.5), 380, 384, 388, 393, 402, 403, 405, 411-15, 436-38 and 441. Opening Bid $2500.00

36 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 166. 2008 Topps Sterling Lou Gehrig 8-Relic Card - BGS 9.5 #/10 “Iron Horse” collectors should consider themselves one of the luckiest fans on the face of the earth with this 2008 Topps Sterling Stardom Relics #8SS19 Lou Gehrig eight relic card (BGS 9.5). The limited edition booklet-style card (# 05/10) features five swatches of game-used jerseys (two with stitching visible) and three slivers of game-used bats. Opening Bid $150.00

165. 1990 Topps USA George Bush PSA 8—Only 100 Made Holding the distinction as one of the most valuable cards in an era of mass production, this 1990 Topps USA George Bush is “a must have” for the advanced modern collector. Purportedly only 100 copies of this #USA1 card were produced and distributed (primarily to President Bush) at a Yale University gala. A handful of copies were also bequeathed to devoted Topps employees and associates, along with reports that a few made their way into hobby packs. Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA, this appropriately graded specimen is one of only three copies judged by the third-party authenticator. The Class of ‘48 Ivy Leaguer is depicted as the Bulldogs’ first baseman on this handsome black-and-white picture. The future 41st President is framed by a well-defined perimeter with only microscopic touches of wear on two corners. The reverse is clean and appropriately mentions Bush’s home as “1600 Pennsylvania Avenue” in Washington D.C. Opening Bid $900.00

167. 2008 Topps Sterling Brooklyn Dodgers 8-Relics Booklets Lot of (6) Presented are the popular Topps Sterling 8-piece relic cards with five of the six graded by Beckett. Included are: Sterling Stardom (2) cards with Campanella (#6/10, BGS 7.5) and Snider (autographed, #7/10) and Sterling Moment Campanella (#3/10, BGS 8.5), J. Robinson (#10/10, BGS 9), Snider (autographed, #9/10, BGS 9) and Snider (#4/10, BGS 8.5). Opening Bid $150.00

168. (17) Modern Multi-Sport Certified Autographs, Patches & Inserts Featured is an astounding lineup of seventeen modern multi-sport certified autographs, patches and inserts. The majority of these luminaries are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Keys include Auto/Jersey: (1 card) with Baseball: 2008 Playoff Prime Cuts #24 Sandberg (#/5); Certified Autos: (9 cards) with Baseball: 2002 Ultimate Collection McGwire (#/49, 583 HRs), 2003 Fleer Showcase Bonds (#/100, 92 MVP), (2) 2003 Sweet Spot Classic McGwire (#/25 with 500 HR Club in red ink, #/73 with Maris ‘61 in black ink); Football: 2008 Upper Deck Masterpieces P. Manning (#/10); Game-Used: (4 cards) with Basketball: 2003-04 SP Game-Used Edition Bryant/Jordan/Garnett triple (#/25), 2004-05 Ultimate Collection Jordan (#/75); Multi-Sport: 2009 Upper Deck Ballpark Collection Spokesmen Woods/Bryant/Jeter/Crosby/L. James/Griffey Jr. (#/20, Upper Deck COA, double- sided) and Inserts: (3 cards) with Basketball: 1992 Stadium Club #21 O’Neal Beam Team (PSA 10). For a complete list, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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169. 2004 Leaf Limited #202 Babe Ruth Jersey/Bat Card #1/1 An historic melding of swatch and lumber is found on the offered 2004 Leaf Limited #202 Babe Ruth jersey/bat card. Serially numbered #1/1, this one-of-a-kind parallel presents in (NM-MT) condition. Interestingly, the swatch displays a portion of chain stitching that adorned Ruth’s uniform, most likely a small portion of his name stitched into 170. 2005 SP Legendary Cuts Kid Nichols Cut Autograph the uniform. For the modern #1/1 insert specialist, it does not get Charles Augustus “Kid” Nichols was a nineteenth century hurler extraordinaire who much better than securing bona won his 300th game before the age of 32. The fireballer is the endorser of the offered fide material from “The Sultan 2005 SP Legendary Cuts #1/1 autograph. The neatly placed cut is firmly affixed to the of Swat”. center of the modern insert, with the script grading (“9”). As the sole Nichols (d.1953) example from the entire production cycle, this coveted piece is well deserving of con- Opening Bid $250.00 siderable interest. Opening Bid $250.00

171. 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Chirography Dual-Signed Complete Set of (18) Cards The brightest stars in the baseball universe align on this 2004 SP Authentic Chirography dual-signed complete set of eighteen cards. Each of these (NM-MT) modern inserts are crisply 172. 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Chirography Triple- penned in blue Sharpie Signed Complete Set of (12) Cards and serially numbered Current Baseball Hall of Famers and future inductees headline this 2004 SP Authentic #/50. Included are Chirography triple-signed complete set of twelve cards. These modern inserts are each Beckett/Lowell, serially numbered to #/25 and average (NM to MT). Included are Beckett/Wood/Ryan, Beltran/Patterson, Fisk/Bench/Berra (matches Bench jersey number), Gibson/O. Smith/Musial, Ichiro/J. Bench/Piazza, Blalock/Teixeira, Boone/Chavez, Eckersley/Gagne, Halladay/Wells, Jones/Baldelli, Jeter/Vazquez/Berra, Porter/Reyes/M. Cabrera, A. Ichiro/Griffey Jr., Kearns/Griffey Jr., Posada/Berra, A. Rodriguez/Ripken, O. Rodriguez/Blalock/Teixeira, A. Rodriguez/Ripken Jr./Rizzuto, Wang/C. Lee/Eyre, Smith/Musial, Wang/Jeter, Webb/Willis, Willis/M. Cabrera, Wood/Ryan, D. Webb/Prior/Beckett, Yastrzemski/Yount/Musial and Zito/Halladay/Oswalt. Young/Weeks and Zito/Chavez. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

174. (46) 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Game Dated #1/1 Parallels with (9) Autographs Presented are (46) 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Game Dated #1/1 parallels with nine certified autographs. Each (NM-MT) card celebrates an achievement of a player during the 2003 season. Included are Certified Autographs: (9 cards, all have COAs) with #6, 43, 49, #59 F. Thomas, 62, 69, #72 Halladay, 80, 86; Game Dated Singles: 173. 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Chirography Quad- (37 cards) with #1, 2, 4, 7-9, 13, Signed Complete Set of (10) Cards (2) 14, 17, 18, 20, 21, 24, 27, Grab some ‘graphs with this 2004 SP Authentic Baseball Chirography quad-signed 32, 33, 38, 46, 48, #50 Griffey complete set of ten cards, each serially numbered to #/10. Included are (NM to MT) Jr., 52, (2) 54, #55 Clemens, 57, copies of Gibson/Ryan/Roberts/Seaver, Reyes/Teixeira/M. Cabrera/Weeks, Ripken 62, 67, 69, #74 R. Johnson, #79 Jr./Yastrzemski//Yount/Musial, A. Rodriguez/Ripken Jr./Reyes/O. Smith, A. Rodriguez, 80, #84 Maddux, Snider/Irvin/Ryan/Berra, Wang/Jeter/Vazquez/Posada, Webb/Willis/H. Ramirez/J. Williams, Willis/Beckett/M. Cabrera/Lowell, Willis/Beckett/Wood/Prior and 85, 86, 88 and 90. Wood/Prior/Ryan/Seaver. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

38 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 175. 2003 176. 2006 Topps Upper Allen & Ginter Deck All- Relics Complete Star & Set of (52) Cards World with Shortprints Series Famed American Presidents and big league baseball play- Patch ers are joined on this 2006 Collection Topps Allen & Ginter Relics Complete/ complete set of (52) cards. These (NM-MT to MT) jer- Near Sets sey and bat pieces are firmly with embedded in a mini card Extras which is further enveloped by The a decorative border. Keys Midsummer include Bonds, Bush SP (only and Fall 150 made, necktie), M. Classics are chronicled with these 2003 Upper Deck All-Star and World Series Patch Cabrera, Cano, R. Howard, Collection complete and near sets. Released as box loaders in the 2003 Upper Deck Kennedy SP (only 250 made, Patch Collection series, these oversized manufactured patches are affixed to 5x7 cards cashmere), Mantle, Pujols and averaging (EX-MT to NM) condition. Also present are 29 duplicates among the series. A. Rodriguez. This difficult- The All-Star series is complete (73/73), while the World Series collection (95/96) is to-complete series is perfect only missing 1970 for completion. For more details, please visit our website. for the modern master set col- Opening Bid $100.00 lector. Opening Bid $250.00

177. 2007 Topps Allen & Ginter Relics Complete Set of (63) Cards with Shortprints Accomplished celebrities and revered athletes from a variety of sports are found in this 2007 Topps Allen & Ginter Relics complete set of (63) cards. These jersey, bat and multi-colored apparel pieces each grade (NM-MT to MT). Keys include Celebrity/Baseball Shortprints: (17 cards, all 250 178. (4) 2008 Topps Sterling Eight-Piece Booklets with print run, unless noted) with L. Williams & Maris Ali, Bonds, Cashman, Fischer, Each serially numbered #/10 and graded by BGS. The modern insert specialist will Frazier, Hall Jr., Hamm, K. appreciate these formidable four 2008 Topps Sterling booklets. Each card is craftily Jennings, Juarez, B. Lee, embedded with eight pieces of relic memorabilia. Included are Berra (BGS 8, with Mantle, O’Brien, Olbermann auto), Maris (BGS 8.5), Ripken Jr. (BGS 9, with auto) and T. Williams (BGS 9.5). (100 made), D. Ortiz, A. Opening Bid $200.00 Rodriguez, Shorin (50 made), T. Smith and Walsh. Also present are key baseball players such as Pujols and Cano. Opening Bid $250.00

180. (1000+) 2009 Donruss Sports Legends Singles with (175+) Auto/Game- Used/Inserts Acclaimed athletes from a variety of fields grace these (1000+) 2009 Donruss Sports Legends singles with (175+) certified autographs, game- used and inserts. Keys include 2009 Donruss Sports Legends Inserts: (175+) with Certified Autographs: (44 cards) with #5 Mays, J. 179. 2010 Razor Sports Icons Kiki Cuyler Auto #1/1 Brown/Feller (#/25); Encapsulated by BGS. Add a bona fide #1/1 to your Baseball Hall of Fame signature Game-Used/Relics: (38 collection with this 2010 Razor Sports Icons Kiki Cuyler (d.1950) cut. Culled from an cards) with #45 Clemente album page, the vintage pencil endorsement presents (“8-9”). Beneath Cuyler, Paul bat and #148 Rockne. For Derringer (d.1987) added his autograph. more details, please visit Opening Bid $250.00 our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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182. 1961-1965 Ottawa Rough Riders 181. Mantle, Maris, Mays 1961-1963 CFL Mascot Bobblehead 183. Circa 1960s Toronto Argonauts Full-Size White Base Bobbleheads Opening Bid $150.00 (Restored) CFL 5-1/2” Touchdown Bank Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

185. (2) 1969 Baltimore Bullets “Lil 186. (2) 1969 Philadelphia 76ers “Lil 184. Circa 1960s Los Angeles Rams Dribblers” With Black and White Dribbler” Dolls With Black and White “Kissing Pair” 5-Inch Bobble Heads Versions Versions Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

189. (4) 1960s “Punch Line” Comical Bobblehead “Swivlers” This quartet of 1960s “Punch Line” bobblehead dolls showcase exaggerated physical traits and engraved humorous quips. Standing approximately 8”-tall, each 187. (2) 1969 Detroit Pistons Lil’ 188. Circa 1960s Fidel Castro & doll has either its head or torso affixed to a spring to facilitate movement. The characters include a drunkard, Dribblers Bobbleheads with One Nikita Kruschev “Kissin Kuzzins” 4- a boxer, a nervous gunman and high-strung patient. All Unopened in Box 1/2” Bobble Heads have lifelike hair with grades near the (EX) plateau. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

190. 1961 St. Pierre & Patterson “Rumpus Room” Bobblehead Lot of (10) Dubbed “Weirdo” or “Gag” dolls, these (10) 1961 Rumpus Room bobbleheads include the majority of the set’s examples (it is believed that there were 14). These colorful keepsakes present nicely with humorous quips printed on their square wooden bases and St. Pierre & Patterson “A Rumpus Room Original” decals adhered to the undersides. Complete listing with conditions on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

40 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 191. Roger 192. 1960- 193. 1960- Maris 1961- 1961 Chicago 1961 New 1962 White Cubs “Boy York Mets Base Face” Color “Boy Face” Miniature Base Rare Color Base Bobblehead Bobblehead Rare Opening Bid Opening Bid Bobblehead $100.00 $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

194. 1960- 195. 1960- 196. 1970- 1961 Los 1961 San 1972 Angeles Francisco Chicago Dodgers Giants “Boy Cubs Rare “Boy Face” Face” Color “Wedge Color Base Base Rare Base” Rare Bobblehead Bobblehead Bobblehead Opening Bid Doll Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

197. 1961- 198. 1965- 199. 1963- 1962 1966 New 1965 Houston York Jets Pittsburgh Oilers “Toes- AFL “Ear Steelers Up” Pad” “Toes Up” Bobblehead Bobblehead Bobblehead Doll Doll Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

200. 1965- 201. 1963- 202. 1963- 1966 Kansas 1965 1964 New City Chiefs Minnesota York Giants AFL Gold Vikings Square Gold Base “Ear “Toes-Up” Base Pads” Bobblehead Bobblehead Bobblehead Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

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203. 1965-66 204. 1963- 205. 1961- Boston 1965 1962 Patriots “Ear Washington Chicago Pad” Bobble Redskins Bears “Toes- Head “Toes-Up” Up” Variation Bobblehead Bobblehead Opening Bid Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00 $100.00

206. 1961- 207. Early 208. Early 1965 1960s 1960s Montreal Winnipeg Hamilton Allouettes 6- Blue Tiger Cats 1/2 Inch CFL Bombers CFL Bobblehead CFL Mini Bobble Opening Bid Bobble Head Head $100.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

209. Early 210. 1962 211. 1961- 1960s Montreal 1963 Detroit Vancouver Canadians Red Wings Lions CFL “High Skate” Canadian Mini Bobble Bobblehead “High Head Opening Bid Skates” $100.00 Opening Bid Bobblehead $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

212. 1962 213. 1962 214. 1967- Toronto Chicago 1968 Detroit Maple Leafs Black Hawks Red Wings “Intermediate Rare “Gordie Skate” “Intermediate Howe Face” Bobble Head High Skates” Gold Base Opening Bid Miniature Bobblehead $100.00 Bobblehead Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

42 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 215. 1950s Brooklyn Dodgers Gibbs-Conner Bank 216. 1950s Philadelphia Phillies Gibbs-Conner Bank With vivid details that bring Willard Mullin’s beloved “Bum” to life, this 1950s Flaunting the franchise’s long-enduring script-style name with stars dotting the “i’s,” Gibbs-Conner Brooklyn Dodgers bank is a sacred reminder of baseball’s glorious this 1950s Gibbs-Conner Philadelphia Phillies bank stands 7”-tall with a baseball- years in Flatbush. Standing 7”-tall with bat at the ready, the porcelain “Bum” has one shaped receptacle and a porcelain Phillies figurine to accent the piece. This one pres- accessory you won’t find on other mascots: a lit cigar. The baseball-shaped depository ents magnificently with vibrant colors and a blemish-free surface. showcases an embossed “B.” This piece presents beautifully. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

217. 1950s Boston Braves Gibbs-Conner Bank 218. 1950s Detroit Tigers Gibbs-Conner Bank This post-war Boston Braves bank was manufactured by Gibbs-Conner & Co. just Crafted during the 1950s by the Cleveland-based Gibbs-Conner & Co., this Detroit prior to the franchise’s move to greener pastures in Milwaukee. Standing 6-5/8”-tall, Tigers porcelain bank stands 7”-tall with the bat-wielding feline positioned alongside the club’s Native American mascot is constructed of finely chiseled porcelain, sporting a baseball-shaped depository. Presents beautifully with lustrous colors. colorful war paint while brandishing his trusty tomahawk. The baseball-shaped recep- Opening Bid $150.00 tacle has an embossed “B.” There are two tiny holes (as made) atop the head (likely to facilitate a headdress display). Opening Bid $150.00

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219. Brooks Robinson Twice-Signed Cooperstown Collection 31-Inch Bobblehead Mirroring his unparalleled accomplishments at the hot corner and resultant deity status in Baltimore, this Brooks Robinson twice-signed bobblehead doll dwarfs all other specimens. Affixed to a 14”-diameter, 3-1/2”-deep base, the 31”-tall figurine depicts the Oriole legend in his familiar Birds attire and is autographed on both the bat and cap of his bill. Both autographs show (“9-10”) strength and are inscribed “HOF 83.” Crafted in 2004 by the Cooperstown Collection, the keepsake is numbered 58/100. Opening Bid $150.00

220. 1961-1953 Roberto Clemente White Base Bobblehead With Original Box Simply put, this is the absolute crown jewel for the baseball bobblehead enthusiast. One of just four specific players issued in the 1961-1963 White Base issue, Roberto Clemente warrants far and away the most demand. This particular example has few peers, showing (NM) quality with vibrant hues and a flawless jaw line. The “P” on the front of the jersey is complete, having escaped the fate of most other examples, though there is minimal chipping on the “s” at the end of “Pirates.” Adding even more allure, the original retail box accompanies. The lid (with the original “My Favorite Baseball Team” decal) is detached but present, nonetheless. “Roberto Clemente” is stamped on the bottom of the box. Opening Bid $400.00

221. (11) 1958-1962 Hartland Statues with Colavito Assembled is a grouping of eleven 1958-1962 Hartland Statues headlined by the tough Colavito shorprint. Although these plastic figures are primarily mid- to off-grade due to a combination of factors, these vibrant collectibles still display nicely. Included are Aaron (presents EX, no bat, not free standing), Berra (presents EX-MT, but has resin under feet), Colavito SP (FR, not free standing due to removed base), Fox (VG), Drysdale (EX), Maris (FR, no base), Mathews (VG), Mays (PR, missing arm), (2) Musial (EX, one PR due to paint addition to reverse numbers) and T. Williams (presents EX, but no bat). Unless noted, accompanying equipment (when applicable) is present but no nametags are included. Opening Bid $250.00

222. 1962 “Peanuts” Complete Set of (6) Bobblehead Dolls Crafted by Lego in 1962, the “Peanuts” bobblehead set is represented in its entirety. Erected on square ceramic bases whose front edges are home to names and “Of the Peanuts Comic Strip” identifiers, these well-preserved examples flaunt brilliant colors and the characters’ unmistakable traits. Includes: Charlie Brown (NM); Linus (EX-MT) with minimal flaking along jaw line; Lucy (EX-MT) with minimal flaking along jaw line; Pig Pen (EX) with light chipping/flaking along jaw line and small chip from right ear; Schroeder (EX) with flaking along jaw line and a hairline crack at front of jaw (Beethoven decal completely intact); and Snoopy (EX-MT) with minimal flaking along jaw line. Opening Bid $400.00

44 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 223. 1963-1965 Baltimore Orioles Black Face Bobblehead Doll As big league rosters became inte- grated, so did the sport’s bobblehead dolls (albeit sparingly). Among the rare “Realistic Face” examples, this 1963-1965 Baltimore Orioles “Brown Face” bobblehead stands proudly on a round green base with “Baltimore” adhered in cursive. Showcasing vibrant black and orange, the keep- 224. (5) Los Angeles Dodgers “Weirdos” Bobbleheads Crafted by Kreiss & Co. during the 1960s-1970s, bobblehead dolls like the offered sake presents beautifully, though is quintet parodied the lighter side of baseball. Known as “Weirdo” bobbleheads, the (5) technically (VG-EX) with (2) hairline ceramic figurines showcase caricature faces including the elusive “brown face” and face cracks and minimal chipping on stand on rounded white bases. Three have “fraction” uniform numbers (a la Veeck’s the bill of the cap. Eddie Gaedel) and (2) have vintage “caption” tags with Mullin-esque vernacular. Opening Bid $250.00 These examples present at the (EX-MT) or better plateau with vibrant colors and are free of expected hairline cracks. Opening Bid $400.00

226. Very Difficult 1958-1962 Hartland Statue Dick Groat This very difficult 1958-1962 Hartland Statue of Dick Groat is a seldom-offered proposition. The approximately 7-1/2” plastic figurine and accompanying bat presents (NM) with exception to neatly applied resin at the bottom of Groat’s feet to 225. (10) 1970s Baseball & Basketball Bobb leheads help him stand. This “Steel Presented is a grouping of ten circa 1970s baseball and basketball bobbleheads. City” gem is very clean and an Included are Baseball: (9 items, all 7-1/2” on green oval base) with (6) Cincinnati integral cog for “original 18” (average NM, two signed by Rose on back, no certs), (1) Detroit (NM), (2) St. Louis set collectors. The nametag is (NM, EX-MT) and Basketball: (1 item) with Supersonics gold oval base (EX, loose not included. spring). All period factory boxes are included. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

228. Hartland 25th Anniversary Near-Set of (18/19) Plus (3) Regional Statues Crafted to celebrate the silver anniversary of its popular baseball statues issue, Wisconsin’s Hartland Plastics unveiled these figurines in 1988. Showing (NM) quality with original retail boxes, the col- 227. (11) Different 1958-1962 Hartland Statues with Bat Boy lectibles include: Aaron, Secure more than half of the “original 18” with these eleven different 1958-1962 Aparicio, Banks, Batboy, Hartland Statues. Included are Aparicio (VG-EX), Banks (EX-MT), Berra (EX), Fox Berra, Drysdale, Fox, (EX-MT), Killebrew (EX), Maris (EX-MT), Mathews (VG), Musial (NM), Snider Groat, Killebrew, Mantle, (EX-MT), Spahn (VG-EX) and Bat Boy (presents EX-MT, but has resin beneath feet). Maris, Mathews, Mays, All plastic figurines are free standing, have the accompanying equipment (when appli- Musial, Ruth, Snider, Spahn T. Williams (Colavito is missing). Also included are (3) cable) and are without nametags. early-1990s productions of Clemente, D. Dean and Ford. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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230. (5) 1910s A.G. Spalding ONL Baseballs in Original Retail Box Spared from the Senior Circuit diamonds for which they were intended, these (5) vintage “Spalding” ONL baseballs have survived nearly a century with (3) never having seen the light of day. The original retail cardboard container is home to these individually 229. 1909 Pittsburgh Pirates National League Champions boxed speci- Team Composite Pocket Mirror mens. Three In an epic match up between “The Flying Dutchman” and “The Georgia Peach,” the still have sturdy Honus Wagner prevailed as the Pittsburgh Pirates captured the 1909 World unbroken seals Series. Presumably released by the Cruver Company in conjunction with the Fall and hence have Classic, this 2-1/8” National League Champions pocket mirror displays a team com- Mint-in-box posite on the obverse with cameos of Hall of Famers Clarke, Wagner, Willis and six- contents. Two reside in original individual containers that have been opened. These teen others participants from the squad. With exception to the right border, which dis- show “Cork Center” stampings that date to either 1917 (Tenor) or 1920-1925 plays age-induced foxing, the celluloid souvenir otherwise presents in (VG to EX) (Heydler). Both of the opened balls have a “YMCA FRANCE” stamping just above condition. The mirror side displays a combination of wear including multiple abra- the trademark. Identifiers like this were found during World War I, as baseballs were sions, oxidation and silvering. commonly shipped to American Soldiers overseas. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $250.00

231. (14) Babe Ruth Type 1 Photographs With eager cameramen following his every move, Babe Ruth represented a photo opportunity in any setting. Resultantly, “the Babe” was the subject of countless images (published and otherwise). This lot of (14) Ruth likenesses includes (9) original news service photographs and (5) vintage prints, all depicting the Baltimore-born deity at his fun-loving best. Ranging in size from 4x3 to 10-1/4 x 8-1/4”, these black- 232. Incredible Collection of (48) Hall of F ame and-white or sepia-toned photos captured the Babe in both on- and off-field settings, Induction Brown Bats though his round face and features are unmistakable in any case. Highlights include: a Offered is a massive collection of Hall of Fame Induction baseball brown bats. 1930s snapshot of Ruth and an unknown companion with a full photo LOA from The sheer volume of lumber is nearly as impressive as the selection in this lot, PSA/DNA (cert/hologram #E56996), as well as original photos of Ruth at the which is highlighted by 1936 (1st induction class), (2) 1937 (2nd induction Yankees’ St. Petersburg spring training site (including a March, 1927 photo of Ruth class), 1939 (3rd class), 1942 (Horsnby), 1956 (Greenberg), 1971 (Paige), 1972 playing handball). Vintage news service stampings and original adhered paper cap- (Koufax, Berra), 1974 (Mantle), 1979 (Mays), 1982 (Aaron) and 1999 (Ryan, tions appear on the reverse of the original photos. All present nicely with minor creas- Brett). Each of these limited edition bats is in excellent, well-preserved condi- es and expected editorial markings on some. tion. Due to the size/weight of this lot, a shipping surcharge will apply. A full list Opening Bid $400.00 of all the bats, the limited edition number and induction members is available on our website. Opening Bid $2500.00

46 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 233. 1889 A35 Goodwin Round Album Page with New York Giants Add this colorful 1889 A35 Goodwin Round Album New York Giants page to your early tobacco collection. Four players including Brown, Foster, George and Tiernan are captured on this ornate ephemeron. Despite mod- 234. 1963 Hall of Fame Bust Complete Set of (20) est peripheral wear and a hint of Offered is a complete set of (20) 1963 Hall of Fame busts. While their “Sports hall water discoloration along the left of Fame, Inc.” distributor promised “Many more to come” at the time of their issue, boundary, the vibrant images are these did not meet with public acclaim for whatever reason and are resultantly now crease-free and have withstood coveted collectibles. These 6”-tall plastic displays retain (NM) quality and include: the past 121 years in remarkable Cobb, Cochrane, Cronin, Dickey, DiMaggio, Feller, Foxx, Gehrig, Greenberg, condition. Aside from inconsequential foxing, the statistical reverse is clean. Hornsby, Johnson, Mathewson, McGraw, J. Robinson, Ruth, Sisler, Speaker, Opening Bid $300.00 Traynor, Wagner and P. Waner. Opening Bid $250.00 235. Early 1920s 236. Notre Dame Babe Ruth At Bat Football Original Original Glass Glass Photo Photo Negative Negative with Ruth The offered original glass & Gehrig photo negative captures Babe Ruth swinging at a 12/10/1927 A positive for any collection, pitch in the 1920s. The the presented glass photo image’s clarity is superb, negative captures the crowd although it remains unclear at the December 10, 1927 against whom “The Sultan Notre Dame vs. Cal football of Swat” is slugging. game, featuring Ruth and Research shows that it was Gehrig in the front row. A most likely the Chicago few light scratches and minuscule edge chips are evident on the negative, which White Sox. Although a small resides in the original sleeve. Digital imaging shows the fine registration and clarity chip is visible in the upper right corner, the key portions of the image show only faint of the image, prime for producing newly seen images of the Babe and Gehrig. scratches. This original glass negative is a solid choice for any collector. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

237. Washington Senators 1934- 238. (7) 1957-2008 PSA 1971 Media Guide Graded Milestone Tickets Run Issued for Major League showdowns in which The National Game from the amazing feats were realized, these (7) full National Capital is detailed tickets are all encapsulated and graded by in this impressive run of (46) PSA. Highlights includes: 1957 World Series Washington Senators team- Game 3 (Mantle 9th W.S. home run); PSA issued media guides. EX-MT 6; 1985 Cincinnati Reds (Rose Detailing 4192nd hit); PSA VG 3; 1995 Baltimore rosters/statistics/schedules Orioles (Ripken 2131st consecutive game); from two Senators incarna- PSA EX-MT 6; 1999 Minnesota Twins tions, these publications span (Ripken 3000th hit); PSA EX-MT 6; 2004 St. from 1934 through 1971 Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium, June 20, (also included is a 1972 2004 (Griffey’s 500th career home run); Texas Rangers guide from Graded GEM-MT 10 by PSA. Complete list- that club’s inaugural season). With most in (EX-MT) condition, the guides comprise a ing on our website. near-complete run with only the 1945 version missing. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

240. Baltimore 239. 1943 “Hail to the Orioles Senators” Official Banner From Sheet Music Memorial Dedicated to team president Clark Griffith, the offered “Hail to the Stadium A storied edifice Senators” six-page sheet music is whose tenants were “The Official Song of the second to none in Washington American League terms of fundamen- Baseball Club.” Showing only tals and winning mild toning, tri-folds and a grease baseball, Memorial pencil notation, the publication is Stadium was home to this sizable Baltimore Orioles banner. Measuring 56-1/2 x 34- a great choice for the baseball 3/4”, this sturdy canvas-like orange gonfalon features “ORIOLES” sewn horizontally collector. in black twill. With still-radiant colors and spine/grommets intact, the piece conjures Opening Bid $150.00 up memories of Brooks, Boog and Earl and comes with a COA from The Babe Ruth Birthplace/Orioles Museum and Maryland Stadium Authority. Opening Bid $150.00

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241. Mickey Mantle Oil-on-Canvas 1952 Topps Card 242. Mickey Mantle Oil-on-Canvas 1953 Topps Card Larger than life in any form, the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle rookie card fits that Gazing into a future rife with October triumph, home runs and endless accolades, a description in this 23-5/8 x 31-1/2” oil painting. Firmly affixed to a wooden frame, youthful Mickey Charles Mantle is portrayed on this oil-on-canvas painting of his the canvas is home to a colorful composition simultaneously portraying a youthful 1953 Topps Baseball card. Measuring 23-5/8 x 31-1/2” and firmly affixed to a wooden Mantle and the most coveted post-war collectible. frame, the white canvas is home to a detailed composition accented by the Yankee Opening Bid $400.00 “top hat” logo. A perfect adornment to any collector’s den. Opening Bid $300.00

244. Hand-Enhanced 1970 LeRoy Neiman Johnny Bench Painting Long-since established with his cartoon work for Playboy and his stunning portrayals of pugilist Muhammad Ali, LeRoy Neiman eyed and captured up-and-coming back- 243. Willie Mays Oil-on-Canvas 1964 Topps Card stop Johnny Bench in 1970. Framed to dimensions of 24-1/4 x 31-1/4”, this hand- Established as a Giant on both coasts, a confident Willie Mays was portrayed in his enhanced Neiman painting is, upon close inspection, a typical Neiman abstract. road ensemble on the 1964 Topps Baseball card. That widely sought cardboard prize Stepping back, however, you’ll behold a series of colors and shapes melding to defi- is brought to life in this 23-5/8 x 31-1/2” oil-on-canvas painting. Ideal for display in nitely form the unmistakable image of Bench. The limited edition (3/150) piece is any den or recreation room, the colorful piece is firmly affixed to a wooden frame. signed twice by Neiman (paint and pencil). Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $500.00

48 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 245. “The Babe Bows Out” Original Full Bleed 16x20 Nat Fein Photograph Uncommonly large for a Nat Fein piece, this 16x20 photographic gem, “Babe Bows Out”, is in miraculous condition with a bold Nat Fein signature on the lower portion of the original matte. This piece of art was developed and mounted by Fein himself, who was meticulous and deliberate with every detail of his work. The presented image has been a proud possession of our consignor since 1964, when he received it as a gift from his father via a personal friend of Fein. This is the first time that this large format photo has ever been offered to the public.

No name in sport evokes a response from the multitudes as Babe Ruth still does. After years of thrilling the crowds at the stadium he helped to build, Ruth had his number retired by the New York Yankees on the 25th Anniversary of their majestic ballpark. It was overcast on June 13, 1948 in New York City, and reporters and photographers were scuffling for position to get one last glimpse of “the Bambino” in his famous pinstripes before the flannel was to be shipped off to Cooperstown. A 33-year-old photographer from the New York Herald, known for human-interest images rather than sports photography, was among them. Nat Fein had received the call earlier that day and hustled to the Bronx on assignment.

Babe Ruth was at his old locker, but Fein was shocked by what he saw. The player who had retired only 13 years earlier needed two men to help put on his uniform. He was too weak at that time to tie his own shoes. The photographers then went to the field for the ceremony. Most of the photographers stood along the base lines to capture Ruth’s expression as he heard the cheers, but Fein had other ideas. He thought that the Babe’s face, so drawn and different, was not the face people wanted to remember, and that the story was that Ruth’s No. 3 was being retired. The only place the No. 3 could be seen was from behind Ruth. So that is where Fein stood.

The Babe Bows Out, as the picture later became known, although Fein dubbed it Number Three is Out, appeared on the front of the Herald-Tribune the next day and in papers around the country after the Associated Press picked it up. Two months and three days after the photograph was taken, on August 16, 1948, the beloved Babe died. The Babe Bows Out won a Pulitzer Prize for photographer Nat Fein, the first sports photograph to be so honored. The image was hailed by the New York Times in 1992 as “the most celebrated photograph in sports history,” and in 1999 Life Magazine called it one of the greatest pictures of the twentieth century. Please visit our website for more information on the history of this piece and the photographer, Nat Fein. Opening Bid $10000.00

246. Christy Mathewson Single-Signed Baseball With Full JSA A prominent performer during an era in which hell raisers and less-than-savory characters were prevalent, Hall of Fame pitcher Christy Mathewson was cast in a different mold than his contemporaries. While his “Christian Gentleman” moniker hardly instilled fear, his appropriate “Big 6” nickname did, likening Mathewson to the most powerful train engine of his day. The offered baseball is a decidedly rare representation encompassing Cooperstown, the New York Giants and the Deadball Era. Autographed by Mathewson, this ONL sphere is one of few known examples, as the Pennsylvania-born legend met with an untimely passing in 1925. The off-white sphere features an angled “Cork Center” identifier that definitively dates to either 1917 (Tenor, N.L. President) or 1920-1925 (Heydler, N.L. President). Accented by alternating orange-and-black laces, the orb is affected by a series of surface abrasions and merits a grade of (“5-6”). On a side panel, Mathewson has signed in black-ink steel tip fountain pen. Though the aforementioned abrasions intermittently interrupt the penning, it still maintains (“6”) strength and clarity. Executed just below (in an unknown hand), an inscription of “$500,000.00” is a reference that will forever be open to interpretation. Mathewson’s mound prowess may have commanded such a stipend, but his largest documented annual salary was $10,000 (1909 and 1910). While Matty’s 373 career triumph, 2.13 lifetime ERA and 79 shutouts are impressive enough, the stark truth remains that his is undoubtedly the toughest signature among the inaugural Cooperstown class of five. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X00199). Opening Bid $5000.00

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247. Babe Ruth Single-Signed Home Run Special Ball The legendary penmanship of George Herman (Babe) Ruth (d.1948) is proudly displayed on this impressive single-signed Spalding “Home Run Special” baseball. As the “Colossus of Clout,” Ruth endorsed a product line of baseballs synonymous with his slugging exploits. The blue-and-red-stitched sphere (“6-7”) has sustained an even coat of age-induced soiling and exhibits pronounced trademark stampings. Etched via black steel-tip fountain pen, the precisely placed 2” script registers (“7-8”) attributes. This specimen would display nicely in a museum, or even better an advanced Hall of Fame autograph collection. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1500.00

248. Babe Ruth Signed Baseball With Full JSA The offered medium-toned “Taylor League” sphere (grade “5”) signed by Babe Ruth hails from the 1930s. A retail example from Alex Taylor & Co’s New York City chain, this one’s trademark stampings declare “Guaranteed 18 Innings.” Opposite that detail, of course, is a black-ink fountain pen signature executed by Ruth. A familiar endorsement (in its appropriate place on the sweet spot) that trumps all other details, this particular Ruth penning projects (“6-7”) strength and clarity. The orb, it seems, was spared diamond use and maintains its alternating red-and-black laces. Intermittent surface abrasions show throughout, with a few minimally affecting Ruth’s signature. For accuracy, it should be noted that there are unknown signatures (one apiece) on the north and south panels. The names have faded, as have most other names vainly attempting to match Ruth’s in longevity. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00

249. Ty Cobb/Stan Musial Dual- Signed Baseball With Full JSA Ty Cobb and Stan Musial comprise a most interesting paring in that they were polar opposites in terms of demeanor, yet remarkably consistent (arguably, without peer) when it came to plying their craft on the diamond. The offered baseball has been boldly endorsed by both Hall of Fame icons. An OAL Harridge example, the creamy sphere (grade “6”) is affected by areas of faint toning but still showcases vibrant red laces and equally attractive stampings that date to 1946-1959. By all accounts, Cobb was a hateful specimen who befriended few, citing differences with even his own teammates and especially with any opponents who dared get in his path during a game. Musial, of course, was a fan favorite in both the “Gateway City” and elsewhere, acquiring his famed moniker on the road as a Brooklyn spectator once lamented, “Oh, no! Here comes that man again!” An undeniable trait shared by both, however, was an 250. Thurman Munson Single-Signed uncanny ability to duplicate eye-opening statistics year after year. For Cobb, 11 batting titles served as tes- Baseball With Full JSA tament to his plate prowess. Musial, as well, was a hitting legend, logging seven batting crowns while The offered baseball is autographed by tragically felled Yankee remarkably delivering the exact same amount of career hits (1,815) at home as he did on the road. backstop Thurman Munson, who ably bridged the gap between Whatever the occasion, the two met up (perhaps at separate times) to decorate the offered keepsake. On a depleted Bronx rosters and New York’s return to diamond side panel, Cobb’s familiar autograph was executed in black ink. Earmarks of later Cobb pennings, both a supremacy. The unofficial retail sphere (grade “8”) has a clean lengthy paraph and inscribed date (“9/30/56”) accompany this particular signature, which, after a brief white surface with Munson’s black ballpoint autograph (grade interruption on the “T,” carries through to resonate (“9”) strength and clarity. On an adjacent panel, Musial “8-9”) on the sweet spot and every bit as powerful and unyield- has signed in blue ink, composing what appears to be an early signature that grades (“9”) quality, as well. ing as the competitive spirit that defined him. Full photo LOA Again, while the date of their coupling can be narrowed by the ball’s trademark and Cobb’s inscription, it from James Spence Authentications. remains a most unusual pairing. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B98834). Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $3000.00

50 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 251. 1948 World 252. 1950 World Series Ball Signed by Champion New York (21) Indians/Braves Yankees Team-Signed With (6) Hall of Ball With DiMaggio, Famers Rizzuto and Full JSA The offered OAL Harridge ball En route to their second of an (grade (“8”) is signed by (21) unprecedented fifth successive participants from the 1948 World World Series titles, (27) members Series between the Cleveland of the 1950 New York Yankees Indians and Boston Braves, signed this OAL Harridge ball. including Hall of Famers The creamy sphere (grade “7-8”) Boudreau, Feller, Gordon, is the canvas for black ink signa- Greenberg, Lemon and tures that average (“7”) quality. McKechnie. Signatures average Highlights include: Bauer, Berra, (“7”) quality and are listed on our Dickey (coach), DiMaggio (sweet website. Full photo LOA from spot), Ford, Martin, Reynolds and Rizzuto. Full photo LOA from James Spence James Spence Authentications. Authentications. Complete list on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

253. 1954 American League Champion Cleveland Indians Team- Signed Ball With Full JSA Winners of a franchise-best 111 games, the 1954 Cleveland Indians established a (then) record for regular-season triumphs by an A.L. team. This OAL Harridge ball is autographed by (25) members of that Lake Erie-based installment. The 254. 1955 New York Yankees Team Signed Baseball with medium-toned sphere (grade “3”) is Mantle affected by seam separation and Offered is an OAL Harridge ball signed by twenty-seven 1955 World Champion holds ballpoint pennings that average New York Yankees. The orb (“6-7” with toning, stamp fading and stains) features (“5”) strength. Highlights include: Doby, Feller, Lemon and Newhouser. Full photo Mantle (“7”) and Rizzuto (“7”) on the sweet spot. Complete list on website. This LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

255. 1955 New York 256. 1956 Giants Team Signed Brooklyn Ball and Durocher Dodgers Signed Ad Team- Ready to defend their world title, Signed twenty-five members of the 1955 New York Giants gathered and Ball With signed the offered baseball. The J. sphere is an absolutely gorgeous Robinson, creamy ONL Frick example (grade “9”) with blue ballpoint Koufax pennings that average (“7”) quali- and Full JSA ty. Highlights include: Irvin, This vintage keepsake was autographed by (21) members of Brooklyn’s last pennant- Mays, Rhodes and Wilhelm (full winning installment. The unofficial “Spalding” creamy sphere (grade “6”) is decorat- photo LOA from James Spence ed with black and blue ballpoint pennings that average (“7”) quality and are head- Authentications). Also included is lined by Alston (manager), Drysdale, Hodges, Koufax and J. Robinson. Snider, a 1950s full page “Chesterfield” Campanella and Reese are deemed “clubhouse” signatures. Full photo LOA from magazine ad signed by Leo Durocher. Complete details on our website. James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

257. 1969 American 258. 500 Home Run League All-Star Team- Club Baseball Signed Signed Ball With T. by (11) With Mantle, Williams and Full JSA Williams and Full JSA Before doing battle in the Nation’s (11) members of the 500 Home Capital for the 1969 Mid-Summer Run Club signed this ONL White Classic, (27) members of the baseball. The mildly toned sphere American League All-Star team (grade “7”) is signed in blue ball- signed this OAL Cronin baseball. The point (average “9-10” strength) creamy sphere (grade “8”) holds blue by: Sweet Spot: T. Williams and ballpoint signatures that average (“7- Mantle; North Panel: F. 8”) potency, with slight ink migration Robinson and Aaron; South preventing higher assessment. Panel: McCovey, Mathews and Highlights include: R. Jackson, Banks; West Panel: Mays and Killebrew, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Killebrew; East Panel: Jackson Weaver (coach), T. Williams (coach, sweet spot) and Yastrzemski. Full photo LOA and Schmidt. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B51438). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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259. Charlie Berry Single-Signed Baseball With Full JSA 260. Connie Mack Single-Signed A consummate professional as both a player and arbiter, Charlie Berry starred in the NFL and Major League Baseball with Dated Inscription The presented OAL Harridge ball signed by the incom- 261. Burleigh Grimes Single-Signed Baseball before officiating in five different World parable manager Cornelius Alexander McGillicuddy on Baseball with Personalization Series installments and 12 NFL title games. The offered the sweet spot. Beneath the wonderful black ink signa- The offered ONL Feeney ball has a hard-to-find sweet OAL Harridge ball is signed on the sweet spot by Berry ture (“6”) of Connie Mack is an inscription May 8, spot signature of Hall of Famer Burleigh Grimes. The (d.1972) and is a welcome addition to any baseball or 1946 placing this autograph late in his Hall of Fame sphere was signed by Grimes (d.1985, “7-8”) in blue football collection. The off-white sphere (grade “5-6”) career. The ball grades (“6-7” with toning and surface ballpoint featuring a personalization “Best Wishes is signed in blue ink, with Berry’s penning projecting discoloration). Full photo LOA from James Spence Bernice.” on a mildly toned ball (“6”). Full photo LOA (“8”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA from James Authentications. from James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

262. (3) Multi-/Single-Signed 264. (5) Deceased Hall of Fame Baseballs with Mantle & Williams Pitcher Single-Signed Baseballs - Presented is a trio of multi-/single-signed OAL base- Tough balls featuring an array of diamond greats. Included are 263. (4) Hall of Fame Single-Signed Offered is a grouping of five single-signed baseballs 1.) Mantle single-signed baseball (“9”, ball “10”); 2.) T. featuring some tough Hall of Fame pitchers. Included Williams single-signed baseball (“8”, ball “8”) and 3.) Baseballs with DiMaggio & Koufax Offered is a promising quartet of Hall of Fame single- are Stan Coveleski (sig “7”, ball “6”), Lefty Gomez multi-signed baseball with Ryan (sweet spot), Koufax signed baseballs. Included are 1.) Drysdale (d.1993, (both sig and ball “9”), Burleigh Grimes (side panel sig (north panel) and Feller (south panel)—signatures and ONL ball “10”); 2.) DiMaggio (d.1999, OAL ball “7”); “8”), ball “6”), Rube Marquard (both sig and ball “7”) ball (“9”). Stickers and matching cert cards from James 3.) Koufax (ONL ball “7”) and 4.) T. Williams (d.2002, and Ted Lyons (sig “7”, ball “6”). The Grimes, Spence Authentications. OAL ball “6”, also has UDA hologram with no cert Marquard and Coveleski have full photo LOAs from Opening Bid $400.00 card). The crisp sweet spot endorsements average (“9- JSA, and the Gomez and Lyons have basic certs/stick- 10”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. ers from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

265. (10) Deceased Hall of Fame Single-Signed Baseballs with (2) Reese 266. (20) Philadelphia Athletics 267. (61) 1990-2001 Philadelphia Presented is a grouping of ten deceased Hall of Fame Single-Signed Baseballs Phillies Autographed Baseballs single-signed OAL or ONL baseballs. Unless noted, Principals for an Athletics franchise during its waning Phillies stalwarts from Veterans Stadium and Citizen’s each autograph and ball grades (“8-9”) or better. days in Philadelphia, these (20) former players have Bank Park have autographed these (61) ONL and OML Included are OAL: (2 balls) with Lemon (“7”, toned), autographed the baseballs in this lot. Ranging from spheres. The clean white orbs grade (“8”) on the aver- Wynn; ONL: (8 balls) with Chandler (“6-7”, slightly snow-white (grade “10”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) age and are home to autographs that show (“9”) or bet- toned), Conlan, Herman, Mathews (slightly toned), (2) examples, the OAL spheres showcase sweet spot ball- ter quality throughout. Highlights include: Daulton, Reese, Roberts (HOF 76) and Spahn (363 Wins, moder- point pennings that show (“9”) or better quality Dykstra, Jefferies, Leiberthal, (2) Rolen and Schilling; ately toned). With exception to Herman (cert and stick- throughout. Keys include: Collins, Jr., Fain, Jacobs, (3) and multi-signed examples that include: Amaro er from James Spence Authentications), the remaining Joost, Valo and Zernial. Individual certs/holograms Sr./Amaro Jr. and a 2001 spring training ball with (28) balls come with stickers and matching cert cards from from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing including Rollins and Utley. Auction LOA from James PSA/DNA. on our website. Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

52 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 268. (3) National League All- Stars Team-Signed Balls With 1979, 1980 and 1986 From the days of tight-fitting knits and loud colors, these (3) Rawlings Official All-Star Game spheres were autographed by the events’ Senior Circuit participants. With varying degrees of toning, there orbs grade (“5”) on average and contain ballpoint autographs projecting between (“6”) and (“8”) quality. Respectively featuring the 1979 (25), 1980 (23) and 1986 (17) Mid-Summer Classic rosters with highlights including: Bench, Carlton, Carter, Gwynn, Lasorda, Perry, Rose, Schmidt, Sutter and Winfield. Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Complete listings on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

269. (4) Multi-Signed Superstar-Themed Balls With DiMaggio and Schmidt Generations of diamond favorites have placed their signatures on these (4) OAL or ONL spheres. With varying degrees of toning, the balls showcase ballpoint signatures averaging (“8”) quality. Highlights include: All-Time Greats Ball a clean white OAL Brown orb (“grade “8”) signed by (10) including J. DiMaggio, Doby, Fidrych, Fingers and Minoso; (2) 1986 National League All-Stars lightly toned ONL Feeney examples (both grade “5-6”) including Carter, Gooden, Gwynn, Schmidt, O. Smith and Strawberry; 1989 New York Yankees mildly toned OAL Brown ball (grade “6”) signed by (17) including Henderson, Mattingly and Sax. Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. More details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

270. (5) Multi-Signed Baseballs Including “Perfect Game” 271. (17) Hall of Famer Single-Signed Baseballs With Ball With Koufax Aaron and T.Williams Family ties and fabulous feats are celebrated in this quintet of multi-signed baseballs. With batting titles, MVP laurels and Fall Classic appearances among the bullet points The OAL or ONL spheres show light toning and grade (“6-7”) on the average and of their impressive ledgers, the players who have signed these (17) baseballs share one showcase ballpoint signatures that average (“9”) quality. Includes: Family Signed common bond: a plaque in Cooperstown. The OAL or ONL spheres range from snow- Balls (3) with Bobby/Barry Bonds; Ray/Bob/Brett Boone; Ken Griffey Jr./Sr.; white (grade “10”) to lightly toned (grade “6”) and feature ballpoint sweet spot pen- Memorable Event Signed Balls (2) with Branca/Thomson and a “Perfect Game” ball nings that average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Aaron, Anderson, Aparicio, Bench, Berra, signed by (7) with Barker, Browning, Bunning, Hunter, Koufax, Larsen and Witt (full Brock, Ford, Hubbell, Hunter (full JSA), Kaline, Kell, Morgan, Rizzuto, Ryan, T. JSA). Individual certs/holograms from JSA. More on our website. Williams (full JSA), Wynn and Yastrzemski. Individual certs/holograms from James Opening Bid $200.00 Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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273. (30) Hall of Famer Single-Signed Baseballs With Aaron, Mays and T.Williams Embraced from coast to coast and eventually, in Cooperstown, the (30) diamond legends who have individually signed these baseballs make for an impressive roster in any autograph collection. The OAL, ONL or OML spheres range from snow-white 272. (24) Hall of Famers Signed Baseballs - All Deceased (grade “9-10”) to mildly toned (grade “6-7”) and showcase ballpoint pennings that Gone but never forgotten, (26) diamond legends have autographed the two-dozen average (“8-9”) quality. Includes: Aaron, Aparicio, Bench, Berra, Brock, Carew, baseballs in this collection. The OAL and ONL spheres range from off-white (grade Feller, Fisk, Gibson, Gwynn, Henderson, Killebrew, Kiner, Marichal, Mathews, Mays, “8”) to lightly toned (grade “5-6”) and showcase sweet spot ballpoint pennings that Musial, Ripken, Jr., Rizzuto, Roberts, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Ryan, Seaver, Snider, average (“8”) quality. Includes: Appling, Ashburn, Boudreau, Dickey (full JSA), Spahn, Stargell, T. Williams, Winfield and Yastrzemski. Individual certs/holograms DiMaggio (full JSA), Ferrell, Gehringer, Herman, Lemon, Lopez, Mathews, Mize, from JSA. More on our website. Newhouser, Reese, Roberts, Roush (full JSA), J. Sewell, Slaughter, Spahn, Stargell, Opening Bid $300.00 Terry (full JSA) and Wilhelm. Dual-signed balls include: Mantle/Martin (full JSA and Spahn/Sain. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. More details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

274. Autographed Baseball Collection Lot of (32) with Aaron, Mays and Ripken The assembled thirty-two baseballs feature HOFers, modern stars and legends from the diamond. Highlights include: Aaron (“7”, OML Selig ball “7”), Mays (“7”, OML Selig ball “8-9”) and Ripken (“7-8”, 2001 AS ball “8”). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For full listing, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

275. (42) Single-Signed Baseballs With Aaron, Drysdale and Hubbell Nearly a century’s worth of Hall of Famers and superstars have autographed the (42) baseballs in this lot. These OAL or ONL orbs range from clean white (grade “9”) to lightly toned (grade “5-6”) and feature ballpoint sweet spot signatures that average (“8-9”) potency. Includes: (2) Aaron (both with full JSA), Aparicio, Appling, Ashburn, Banks, Bench, Berra, Boudreau, Brock, Burdette, Carlton, Cepeda, Chandler, (2) Dandridge, Drysdale (full JSA), Ford, Garvey, Herman, Hubbell, Hunter (full JSA), Jenkins, Killebrew, Lemon, Leonard, Marichal, Mathews, Mays (full JSA), Morgan, Niekro, Palmer, Roberts, F. Robinson, Schoendienst, (2) Slaughter, Snider, Spahn, B. Williams, Wynn and Yastrzemski. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

54 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 276. (59) Hall of Fame Single-Signed Baseballs with Deceased Players Only those who have been enshrined at Cooperstown are allowed in the offered group of (59) Hall of Fame single-signed baseballs with deceased players. The majority of these OAL, ONL or OAS spheres have sustained varying degrees of toning and display sweet spot endorsements averaging in the (“8-9”) range. Keys include OAL: (27 balls) with Berra, Brett (toned), R. Jackson, Rizzuto, F. Robinson, Ryan (3733/5000, toned), Yastrzemski (slightly toned); ONL: (30 balls) with Aaron, Ashburn, Banks (slightly toned), Mathews (d.2001), Mays (slightly toned), Musial, Schmidt, O. Smith, Snider, Stargell (slightly toned); OAS: (2 balls) with Gwynn (slightly toned) and Ripken (toned). Individual stickers and matching cert cards from James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

277. Collection of (60) Autographed Baseballs With Day and Power A galaxy of diamond legends have autographed these (60) OAL or ONL baseballs. The spheres range from snow-white (grade “10”) to lightly toned (grade “5-6”) and showcase ballpoint signatures that resonate (“8-9”) quality on the average. Hall of Famers, Negro League staples and even a few present day icons combine to headline this collection whose highlights include: Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonds, Carew, Colavito, Day, D. DiMaggio, Newhouser, (2) Power, (2) I. Rodriguez, Roseboro. Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

278. Single-Signed Baseball Collection of (71) with DiMaggio and Koufax The presented selection of single-signed baseballs includes fifty-one Hall of Fame ball players. Each ball is either an ONL, OAL or World Series baseball grading generally in the (“6-9”) range with the blue/black ink signatures grading the same unless otherwise noted. Highlights include Hall of Famer: Brett, Carlton, DiMaggio (full photo LOA from JSA), Fisk, Gwynn, Harvey, Henderson, Herzog, Jackson (black marker),Koufax (full photo LOA from JSA), Mays, Molitor, Ripken, F. Robinson, Schmidt, Seaver and Snider; Stars: Clemens (“5”), Mattingly, McGwire (“2-3”), Piazza (“3”) and Rose. Each baseball has a basic cert/sticker from JSA unless otherwise noted. Opening Bid $400.00

279. (156) Baseballs with (141) Autographed with McGwire and HOFers Offered is a large collection of (141) single- and multi-signed baseballs along with fifteen pre-printed/fotoballs. The baseballs listed are in the (“6-9”) range with the signatures grading the same. The highlights include Hall of Famers: Carlton, Carter, Dawson, Gossage, Marichal, (6) Perry, Roberts, B. Robinson, Sandberg, Slaughter and B. Williams; Stars: Bobby Bonds, (2) Fain, Henrich, T. John, (2) Joost, Justice, LaRussa, McGwire, (2) Podres, (3) L. Smith, Thomson/Branca, Uecker and (2) Zernial. In total, there are (141) signed baseballs with 20% of the signatures grading (“2-4”) due to fading or bleeding, and 10% of the baseballs are toned or scuffed. The listed baseballs come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. The remainder, including those listed in the internet portion, are being sold “as is.” A more detailed listing is available on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

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280. 1932 World Champion New York Yankees Autograph Display of (36) Signatures with Ruth & Gehrig The 1932 New York Yankees earned their fourth World Series title by sweeping past the hapless Chicago Cubs in four games. Headlined by the “called shot,” Ruth and Gehrig led a veritable All- Star team that included ten future Hall of Famers. Measuring 34x42, this remarkable 1932 New York Yankees display includes the endorsements of (36) players and coaches. Representing everyone from the sublime to the obscure, these primarily black and blue signatures are found on index cards, checks, photographs and cuts. The precise etchings are arranged in a custom made pinstriped matte. Unless noted, each script presents (“7-8”) or better. Included are J. Allen (d.1959), Andrews, Brown, Byrd, Chapman, Combs (“7”, cut), Crosetti, Devens, Dickey (“7”), Farrell, Fletcher (d.1950), Gehrig (“8”, d.1941, cut, pencil), Glenn, Gomez (“10”), Hoag, H. Johnson, Jorgens, Lary, Lazzeri (“8-9”, d.1946, cut, full name with initial), MacFayden, McCarthy (“8”), W. Moore (dated 1961 check), Murphy, Perkins, Pennock (“8-9”, d.1948, cut), Phillips, Pipgras, Rhodes, Ruffing (“9-10”), Ruth (“8-9”, d.1948, cut, pencil), Saltzgaver, Ro. Schalk, Schulte (pencil), Sewell (“10”), Wells and one unidentified member of the Yankees organization. Full photo LOA from JSA. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website. Opening Bid $5000.00

281. Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx Signed Display With Full JSA This awe-inspiring display showcases the bold autographs of three fence-clearing icons, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig and Jimmie Foxx. Framed to dimensions of 25-3/4 x 42-1/8” under cream-colored matting, the arrangement is headlined by a sepia-toned photo print (10-3/4 x 13-5/8 visible image area). Based on the uniforms, the image dates to 1931-1935 and was captured at Philadelphia’s Shibe Park. Symmetrically arranged just below are three stunning collectibles. Includes: Foxx a 5x3 index card signed in black-ink steel tip fountain pen (“8” strength); Gehrig a Shoreham Hotel postcard signed in pencil (“6-7” strength, inscribed “Best Wishes Tom”). The correspondence piece is postmarked “JUL 3 1937” from “WASHINGTON, D.C.” Gehrig tripled in a victory over the Senators that day. Exactly two years and one day later, he would deliver his heart-wrenching “Luckiest Man” speech; Ruth a personal check signed by Ruth (“8” strength, signed “G.H. Ruth”). Dated “April 3, 1941” the check is made out (entirely in Ruth’s hand) to “St. Alban’s Golf Course,” a Queens- based facility frequented by Ruth. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $2000.00

282. 1961 World Champion New York Yankees Display Signed by (45) With Mantle and Maris - Full JSA Ranked by baseball purists as one of the most dominant rosters of all- time, the 1961 New York Yankees launched a (then) record 240 home runs in a dramatic summer marked by a dual assault on Babe Ruth’s single-season circuit clout record. This framed display is a poignant reminder of that revered Bronx installment. Framed to dimensions of 34 x 42-1/4” with pinstriped matting, symmetrically arranged autographs include (45) players and team personnel from that unforgettable season. Most are cut signatures, executed to project (“9”) or better quality. Includes: Arroyo, Bengis (bat boy), Berra (signed Perez-Steele postcard), Blanchard (d.2009), Boyer (d.2007), Cerv, Clevenger, Coates, Crosetti (coach, d.2002), DeMaestri, Dickey (coach, d.1993), Ditmar, Downing (signature “5-6”), Durant (inscribed “Caught Maris’ 61st H.R.”), Duren, Ford (signed Perez-Steele postcard), Gardner, Gonder (d.2004), Hale, Hamey (General Manager, d.1983, signed personal check), Hegan (coach, d.1984), Howard (d.1980), Houk (manager, d.2010, inscribed “The Major”), James, Johnson (d.1992), Kubek, Lopez, Mantle (d.1995, signed artist’s rendering, “10” strength, inscribed “No. 7”), Maris (d.1985, signature “7”), McDevitt, Moses (coach, d.1990), Murray (batting practice pitcher), Prudenti (bat boy), Reed, Reniff (d.2004), Richardson, Sain (coach, d.2002), Sheldon, Skowron, Stafford (d.2001), Terry, Thomas, Torgeson (d.1990), Tresh (d.2008) and Turley. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $1500.00

56 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 283. Babe Ruth Signed Index Card - PSA/DNA 9 Executed on an otherwise blank 5x3 card and encapsulated with a signature Graded Mint 9 by PSA/DNA, this eye- appealing Babe Ruth keepsake, a black-ink, steel-tip fountain pen autograph, is preceded by his salutation of “Sincerely.” The powerful scripting is accented by the curvaceous upper-case “B” and “R” characters that have long been earmarks of Ruth endorsements. Following those details, the pen pressure did not wane in the least, accounting for the lofty technical assessment. For anyone seeking a Ruth autograph (and who isn’t?), this is among the best you’ll ever see. Opening Bid $2000.00

284. Circa 1942 All-Time Greats Photo Signed b y Ruth, Cobb, Speaker, Wagner, Lajoie & J. Collins Offered is a signed 3-1/2 x 4-1/2” photograph featuring the signatures of six of the greatest ballplayers who ever lived. The small black-and-white photo, which appears to be a Type III, pictures portrait images of Babe Ruth, Tris Speaker, Ty Cobb, Larry Lajoie, Honus Wagner, Jimmy Collins, Lou Gehrig, Christy Mathewson, Buck Ewing and John McGraw, superimposed upon a baseball diamond. The placement of each image on the diamond (with the exception of McGraw) corresponds to the player’s respective position. The configuration of the piece seems to be that of an “all-time greats” team similar to the 1951 Topps Connie Mack’s All-Stars. Each player has signed the photo in the area of his respective image; however, the signatures of Gehrig, Mathewson, Ewing, and McGraw are secretarial. With regard to the six authentic signatures here, the grading is as follows: Ruth (black ink, “10”), Speaker (green ink, “9”). Cobb (green ink, “9”), Wagner (black ink, “10”), Lajoie (blue ink, “7,” minor brushing) and Collins (blue ink, “9/10”). The four secretarial signatures are also boldly script- ed and grade “9/10.” The small 3-1/2 x 4-1/2” photo has been trimmed along the left and bottom borders with a very slight paper clip impression touching upon the Speaker signature; overall in excellent condition. Encapsulated and labeled “Authentic” by Beckett/JSA for the six true signatures only. Opening Bid $1200.00

286. Thurman Munson Signed 8 x 10 Photograph Uncompromising in his every baseball endeavor, Thurman Munson handled the Yankee pitching staff from behind the dish, and handled opposing hurlers from the 285. Roger Maris Signed Photograph With Full PSA/DNA batter’s box. This 8x10 black-and-white team-issued photograph was autographed by - Graded “10” the fallen pinstriper hero shortly before his untimely passing. Depicted in his Bronx The offered image was signed by Yankee slugger Roger Maris well after his playing pinstripes, Munson has endorsed his likeness in black felt tip. Prefaced by his inscrip- days. Measuring approximately 8x10, this magazine page features a full color image tion of “To Frank - Best Wishes,” Munson’s signature shows (“9-10”) strength and of Maris during his fence-clearing days in the Bronx. In black felt tip marker, Maris clarity. The photo is minimally affected by a series of creases, none of which impinge has signed: “To Howard - Best Always - Roger Maris 7-22-80.” The bold signature upon Munson’s powerful scripting. Full photo LOA from James Spence has been Graded 10 by PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (cert #E67550). Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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287. Honus Wagner Cut Signature 288. Cy Young Cut Signature With With Full JSA 289. (5) Signed Perez-Steele Cards Perennial National League batting champion and “Steel Full JSA The offered Cy Young cut signature was executed on a City” fixture Honus Wagner placed his unmistakable With Mantle, Williams and Koufax blank 3-1/2 x 2” business card. The blue ink scripting Perez-Steele’s “Great Moments” set is well represented penmanship on this 5x3 blank sheet. In black-ink steel projects (“8”) potency and has long been covered with in this quintet of signed collectibles. The colorful like- tip fountain pen, “J. Honus Wagner - Pirates 39” flows, a strip of vintage transparent tape. Full photo LOA nesses have been autographed in blue fiber tip with sig- uninterrupted, projecting (“9”) strength and clarity. Full from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram natures projecting (“8”) or better quality. Includes: #13 photo LOA from James Spence Authentications #X06717). T. Williams (JSA full photo LOA), #16 Koufax, #19 (cert/hologram #X03278). Opening Bid $250.00 Mantle, #26 Reese and #38 Stargell. Individual Opening Bid $300.00 certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

290. (23) Signed Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards With Paige Issued by the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, these (23) Yellow 292. Mantle and T. Williams Signed Hall of Fame Framed Displays Plaque postcards 291. DiMaggio, Mantle, Ford and Heroes in their respective American League cities and have been revered legends throughout the land, Mickey Mantle Martin Signed Photo With Full JSA and Ted Williams have signed these (2) displays. endorsed by their Teammates on seemingly annual October champions in Includes: Mantle (d.1995) a 27-1/2” x 31-1/2” frame iconic subjects. the Bronx, Yankee legends Joe DiMaggio (d.1999), with a 16x20 color print signed by Mantle (“9-10”) and Averaging (“9”) Whitey Ford, Mickey Mantle (d.1995) and Billy Martin inscribed “No. 7” (full photo LOA from PSA/DNA); strength, the potent scriptings include: Aparicio, (d.1989) posed for and autographed this color photo. Williams (d.2002) a 27-5/8” x 31-5/8” frame housing a Barlick, Boudreau, Conlan, Doerr, Feller, Ferrell, Framed to dimensions of 24-1/8 x 20-1/8”, the image “Ted Williams Hit List” litho print signed by the Hall Grimes, Herman, Hubbell, Irvin, J. Johnson, Lemon, depicts the heroes in their Yankee pinstripes at a 1979 of Fame subject (blue Sharpie, “10”). COA from Green Leonard, Kell, Kelly, Paige (signature “7,” full JSA reunion (as evidenced by the black mourning band on Diamond Sports. photo LOA), Roush, Schoendienst, Slaughter, Terry, B. Martin’s jersey). Each has signed his likeness in blue Williams and Wynn. Individual certs/holograms from Sharpie (all “10” strength). Full photo LOA from James Opening Bid $250.00 James Spence Authentications. Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #B75153). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

294. Baseball: The Pride of America Poster Signed by (61) Presented is a beautiful Hall of Fame poster signed by 293. (4) Ted Williams Signed “Batting sixty-one of 295. (3) Derek Jeter Signed Framed Pose” Photographs the best play- These (4) beautifully framed displays house black-and- ers to play the Photographs - Steiner white photographs showcasing both the flawless swing National Destined to be the first Yankee with 3000 career hits, and autograph of Hall of Famer Ted Williams. In Pastime. This Cooperstown-bound Derek Jeter has autographed these frames ranging in dimensions from 22-3/8 x 26-1/4” to stellar poster, (3) framed displays. Ranging in size from 22-1/2 x 26- 25-1/2 x 29-1/2”, the eye-appealing prints have been titled Baseball” The Pride of America,” is highlighted 3/8” to 27-1/2 x 31-1/2”, the brilliant color prints signed by their famous subject in blue Sharpie, with by Mantle, T. Williams, DiMaggio and Koufax. A full include (2) Jeter images and a shot of Jeter and contem- each signature trumpeting (“10”) strength and clarity. list of all the signatories is available on our website. porary great Cal Ripken, Jr. shaking hands (signed by Individual certs/holograms from Green Diamond The item comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. both). The signatures project (“9-10”) quality through- Sports, Inc. Opening Bid $400.00 out. Individual certs/holograms from Steiner Sports. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

58 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 296. New York Centerfielders Signed Display With 297. New York Yankees “Team of the Century” Lithograph Signed by (8) With DiMaggio and Rizzuto DiMaggio, Mantle, Mays and Snider Composed in 1998 by renowned artist Doo S. Oh, this New York Yankees “Team of Throughout the late-1940s and 1950s, baseball’s champions almost exclusively hailed the Century” limited edition (90/100) lithograph print was autographed by eight fran- from New York. It’s no coincidence that the game’s greatest centerfielders played for chise legends, including three who have since passed away. Framed to dimensions of teams in the Big Apple. Representing the Brooklyn, Bronx and Manhattan boroughs, 39-5/8 x 33-1/2” with white-on-blue matting, this colorful display portrays (12) Bronx (4) of those outfield legends have autographed this framed display. Framed to dimen- heroes. Symmetrically arranged with the since-fallen icons Ruth, Mantle, Gehrig and sions of 27-1/4 x 23-1/4” with black-on-gold matting, this 20x16 colorized print Munson portrayed above imagery of the famed wrought iron facade, the remaining depicts (from left to right) Mays, Mantle (d.1995), DiMaggio (d.1999) and Snider. pinstriped principals have endorsed the appropriate likenesses with blue marker signa- Each has endorsed his likeness with a blue Sharpie autograph. The bold pennings tures that project (“9”) or better quality throughout. Includes: Berra, DiMaggio show (“9”) or better quality throughout. PSA/DNA hologram #B29491 (no basic cert). (d.1999, inscribed “Yankee Clipper”), Ford, Hunter (d.1999), Jackson, Mattingly, Opening Bid $250.00 Rizzuto (d.2007, inscribed “Scooter”) and Winfield. COA from All American Collectibles, Inc. Opening Bid $300.00

298. (2) 500 Home Run Club Plaques Signed b y (12) With (2) Mantle, Aaron and Williams From a not-too-distant era during which 500 career round-trippers meant something, these (2) plaque/photo displays were autographed by fence- clearing subjects who remain revered for their hard work and achievements. Includes: 500 Home Run Club a 12x15 wooden plaque with an 8x10 colorful print signed in blue marker (average “7-8”) by: Aaron, Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle Mathews, Mays, McCovey, F. Robinson, Schmidt and T. Williams; Mantle Signed Photo Plaque a 15x12 limited edition (517/1500) plaque with an 8x10 color print signed by Mantle (“9-10”). Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $250.00

299. (10) Autographed Baseball Flats With Mantle, DiMaggio, Williams and Koufax The autographed items in this lot read like a “Who’s Who” among Major League legends. Ranging in size from 9-3/16 x 11-1/4” to 15x18, these flats (framed and unframed) showcase their heroic subjects’ autographs, which vary in strength and clarity from (“6”) to (“10”). Includes: Single-Signed Displays: Banks 1977 Hall of Fame display; Carlton signed stats display; DiMaggio signed “Fathers of Baseball” coin set display; Koufax four no-hitters framed display; Mantle signed stats display; Larsen signed litho print; (2) Musial vintage magazine ad and 1948 Police Gazette cover photo copy (with authentic signature); T. Williams signed stats display; Multi-Signed a 15x18 1982 The Sporting News plaque signed by G. Perry, Rose, Stargell and Yastrzemski. Individual full photo LOAs or cert/holograms from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

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300. 1919 Player Contract Signed by Dazzy Vance and Jacob Ruppert - Full PSA/DNA Giving new meaning to the term “late bloomer,” Hall of Fame hurler Dazzy Vance toiled for ten different minor league teams in as many seasons before winning his first big league decision at the age of 31. The offered Pacific Coast League artifact is a rare and precious diamond document: a 1919 Sacramento Senators contract signed by Vance and Jacob Ruppert. Property of the New York Yankees from 1915 to the date of the offered contract, Vance had logged a whopping 696 minor league innings while compiling an 0-3 record for the parent club. As the Yankees reported to their Jacksonville, Florida spring training site, this binding agreement was drawn up on February 20, 1919. With normal compacting folds, the contract is signed on the cover page by both Vance and teammate William Piercy (who was also sent to Sacramento). The black-ink, steel-tip fountain pen signatures retain the entirety of their strength, with Vance’s endorsement showing (“9-10”) quality and Piercy’s projecting (“9”) strength. The unfolded contract features typewritten details regarding salary and time frame and is signed on the appropriate line by legendary Yankees boss and brewery magnate Jacob Ruppert (“8-9” strength). With very minimal separation at the extreme edges of the lower fold, this piece is incredibly well preserved. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (cert #H42103). Opening Bid $750.00

301. 1935 Frankie Crosetti Player’s Contract Signed by Crosetti, Ruppert and Harridge Synonymous with pennants and World Series titles, former New York Yankees staple Frankie Crosetti was an integral part of far and away the most league championship teams (23) and Fall Classic-winning rosters (17) as a player or coach. Offered is a rare document from a vital crossroads in Bronx Bombers history: Crosetti’s 1935 Uniform Player’s Contract signed by himself and Yankees President Jacob Ruppert. Drawn up on April 2, 1935, the binding agreement secured Crosetti’s services for “$10,000.” With a new look that spring, the Yankees would be without Babe Ruth for the first time since their rise to prominence some 15 seasons prior. With three pages of printed legal details and typewritten player name a salary specifics, the contract is signed on the appropriate lines by Crosetti and Ruppert, with both black ink pennings projecting (“9-10”) quality. The item has normal compacting folds and is signed on its “cover” by former American League President William Harridge (“9”). Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $400.00

302. Lou Gehrig Signed Mini-Bat With Full PSA/DNA Symbolic on multiple fronts, the offered 1930s mini-bat autographed by Lou Gehrig speaks volumes, though the signee and bat company seldom did. In retrospect, of course, it has become crystal clear that Gehrig’s career (and courage during his tragic plight) was perhaps without parallel. Similar “unsung” billing might go to the Kren’s Bat Co., the manufacturer of this unique keepsake. The medium is a souvenir of just 15-1/2 inches in length. Engraved on the barrel are: “Kren’s Special Syracuse, N.Y.” and “Badiator League 1933.” Cosmetically, these features are quite modest in comparison to the identifiers found on contemporary competitors. Near the end of the barrel, Lou Gehrig has signed in black ink steel-tip fountain pen and inscribed “2-7-33.” The signature maintains “5” strength and clarity, as minimal flaking at its onset was what likely prompted its owner to cover the penning with clear adhesive tape which has since preserved the autograph to as close to its original potency as possible. Overshadowed at the time by, of course, Ruth, the humble Gehrig executed a (fittingly) small signature. The souvenir’s manufacturer, as well, was obscured by bigger and long-since established names. Yet Kren’s thrived on the manufacture of billy clubs and had the likes of Gehrig and Rogers Hornsby as clients. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (cert #J23123). Opening Bid $1000.00

60 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 304. 1961 303. 1959 Fleer Life Ted Williams Magazine #11 Display Foxx/Williams Signed Dual-Signed by Mantle Card— With PSA/DNA Maris Cut “Authentic” “The Beast and “The and Full Kid” are joined on this JSA extraordinary 1959 Staging a dual Fleer Ted Williams assault on #11 Jimmie Foxx/Ted Babe Ruth’s Williams dual-signed sacred single- card. Assessed as season home “Authentic” and run standard, encapsulated by Mickey PSA/DNA, this vin- Mantle and tage cardboard is pos- Roger Maris sibly the only existing wrested public example inked by attention and these legends. The were the sub- black endorsements jects of a are placed near their media blitz likenesses with the and photo scripts registering (“7- opportunities 8”) quality with only from coast to negligible imperfec- coast. The tions. Inscribed offered August between the release of 18, 1961 LIFE the issue in 1959 and Magazine display is signed by both of that unforgettable summer’s pinstriped Foxx’s untimely death icons. Framed to dimensions of 14-3/4 x 22” with blue matting, the magazine in 1967, this memento portrays the smiling pair with a somewhat blurred likeness of Ruth in the back- is an instant corner- ground. In blue Sharpie, Mantle has signed just above his image (“10” strength) stone for the Hall of and inscribed “No. 7.” Just below the publication, Maris’ cut signature registers Fame signature collec- (“9”) potency and is personalized. On the date of the magazine’s issue, inciden- tor. The “1938-First Spring Training” card presents in (VG) condition. tally, Maris had launched 48 home runs, compared to Mantle’s 45. Full photo Opening Bid $1200.00 LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X06737). Opening Bid $200.00

305. Mickey Mantle Signed Baseball Glove With Full JSA Whatever their abilities, youngsters during the 1950s and 1960s imitated their beloved Mickey Mantle. The offered store model fielder’s glove is attestation to that undying adoration, bearing both Mantle’s facsimile signature and his bold autograph. This Rawlings “MM5” left-handed fielder’s tool features the above-mentioned decorations, with the facsimile version nestled within the pocket and the Hall of Famer’s bold fiber-tip marker signature on the outer portion of the thumb. The sizable scripting runs 4-1/2 inches in length, is accented by a small paraph and projects (“8”) strength and clarity. The glove, incidentally, shows its share of sandlot use. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X08119). Opening Bid $400.00

306. (35) 1982-83 Big League Collection Autographed Group with Williams, Mantle & DiMaggio Presented is a group of (35) 1982-1983 Big League Collection signed cards with Williams, Mantle and DiMaggio. The blue Sharpie endorsements each grade (“8-9”) or better on the (NM-MT) cards. Included are #1 DiMaggio (PSA/DNA “Authentic”), (5) #5 Gehringer, (3) #6 Hubbell, (4) #10 Berger, #21 T. Williams (PSA/DNA “Authentic”), (4) #23 Dickey, #30 Spahn, (3) #38 Terry, (3) #42 Ashburn, (3) #46 Musial, #55 Mantle (PSA/DNA “Authentic”), (3) #83 Ford and (3) #97 Sewell. With exception to the slabbed PSA/DNA cards, the remaining singles come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00

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307. Honus 308. 1952 Brooklyn Wagner Dodgers Spring Signed Training Roster Envelope Signed by (8) With With Full JSA Campanella and This correspondence Robinson keepsake was Issued at the famed “Dodgertown” endorsed by facility in Vero Beach, Florida, Pittsburgh Pirates this 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers great Honus Wagner. spring training roster was auto- Finished with his graphed by (8) players from that incomparable play- year’s National League champion ing career, the 66-year-old Wagner was serving as the Bucs’ hitting coach when he roster. The thick stock item lists penned this “California Hotel” envelope. In black-ink fountain pen, Wagner’s signa- the schedule and roster details and ture projects (“6”) strength along the top left, with incomplete portions and a small is signed on the front and back tear preventing higher assessment. Full photo LOA from James Spence covers (in red, average “6” strength) by: Branca, Campanella, Cox, Hodges, Reese, Authentications. Robinson, Roe and Snider. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

309. Roy Campanella 310. Mickey Signed Perez-Steele Mantle Display with Multi- Signed Signed Dodgers Yankees Photo including Cap With Koufax Full JSA Those with “Dodger Blue” in Crafted to the their DNA will covet this Roy specifications of Campanella signed Perez-Steele the caps worn by postcard display. Framed and Mickey Mantle matted to 16x14, the blue during his glorious career in the Bronx, this particular Yankee keepsake is auto- Sharpie endorsement for the graphed by the switch-hitting great. The mint-condition navy blue wool accessory Hall of Fame backstop presents features the familiar “NY” logo embroidered to the front center. On the bill’s under- (“9-10”). Also included is a side, Mantle’s blue marker signature projects (“9”) strength, taking nicely to the tex- multi-signed Dodgers 8x10 with Drysdale, Koufax, Reese and Snider (all “9-10”). tured cloth surface. The interior is home to a “Roman Pro” label and size “7-1/8” This display piece comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. tag. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X08118). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

311. Ted Williams Signed 312. (4) Signed Baseball Framed Boston Red Sox Items With Mantle, T. Jersey Williams and Full JSA “The Splendid Splinter” is remembered Four diamond legends that span the for putting his signature on the 1941 globe have autographed the keepsakes in campaign with a 6-for-8 effort in a this lot. Includes: Koufax signed 8x10 twinbill on the season’s final day. color print (blue marker, “10” strength); Subsequently, Ted Williams “put his Mantle mildly toned OAL Brown ball signature” on this Boston Red Sox repli- (grade “6”) signed in blue ballpoint ca jersey. Framed to dimensions of (“8”); Sadaharu Oh used Arizona 39x44, the cream-colored flannel gar- League ball (grade “6”) signed in blue ment features a 1939 patch and has an ballpoint (“9” with signatures in English embroidered legend of Williams’ feats. and Japanese); T. Williams mildly toned On the left front, Williams’ blue Sharpie OAL Brown ball (grade “7”) signed in autograph shows (“8-9”) strength. COA blue ballpoint (“8-9”). Individual full from Green Diamond Sports, Inc. photo LOAs from James Spence Opening Bid $250.00 Authentications. Opening Bid $150.00

313. (18) Signed 314. 1982 Baseball BLC Lot Publications of (15) With Mantle Mantle, and Koufax Williams Post-War hardball icons and have decorated these publications with bold DiMaggio pennings that resonate Signed (“9”) or better quality PSA/DNA throughout. The well- Assembled are preserved media pre- fifteen auto- dominantly show (NM) quality and are signed by subjects that include: Single- graphed 1982 Big League Collectibles cards featuring five each of the Big Three. Signed: Ashburn, (2) Banks, Carlton, (2) R. Jackson, Koufax (full JSA), Mantle (full The (5) #1 DiMaggio blue marker, (5) #21 Williams blue ballpoint and (5) #55 JSA), McCovey, G. Perry, (2) Rose, (2) Schmidt and O. Smith; Multi-Signed: Mantle blue marker autographs are all PSA/DNA certified Authentic. This lot of Hall Bench/Yastrzemski and (2) Carlton/Rizzuto. Auction LOA from James Spence of Famer autographed cards has great break potential. Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

62 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 315. (2) Cincinnati Reds “Civil Rights Game” Jerseys Signed by (100+) With Pujols, Rose and Strasburg Promoting racial harmony and awareness, Major League Baseball annually stages a “Civil Rights Game,” with the last two contests having been held during the regular season at Cincinnati’s Great American Ballpark. Issued to 2008 “Beacon of Life Award” recipient Frank Robinson, these (2) Cincinnati Reds promotional jerseys have each been signed by 100-plus ballplayers and celebrities. The lightweight mesh-like garments feature “C-REDS” appliqué logos and a white surface on which felt tip signatures average (“7”) strength and clarity. The jerseys were obtained by our consignor, who has spent countless hours gathering these coveted signatures, including that of phenom Stephen Strasburg on his 22nd birthday. Highlights include: Jersey #1 Dusty Baker, Prince Fielder, Jamie Foxx, Tim Hudson, Tim Lincecum, Mark McGwire, Dirk Nowitski, Tony Perez (twice), Albert Pujols, Hanley Ramirez, Chris Rock, Pete Rose, Alfonso Soriano and Dick Vitale. The magnitude of this labor of love was best honored by the Civil Rights Museum when they displayed this jersey early this year. Full photo LOA from JSA (cert/hologram #X03149); Jersey #2 Ernie Banks, Cedric Benson, Adam Dunn, Andre Either, Prince Fielder, Ubaldo Jimenez, Billy Jean King, Barry Larkin, Mark McGwire, Jon Miller, Joe Morgan, Ivan Rodriguez, Jimmy Rollins, Stephen Strasburg (inscribed “7/20/2010 For President”), Joey Votto, Adam Wainwright, David Wright and Andrew Young. Full photo LOA from JSA. Additional signatures listed on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

316. (9) Single-Signed Baseball Items With Aaron, DiMaggio and T. Williams Headlined by pre- and post-war heroes, fence-clearing icons and pinstripers, this impressive lot of (9) autographed items lists like a “Who’s Who” among all-time greats, with bold pennings projecting (“8-9”) quality on the average. Includes: (5) Signed Bats full-size commemorative weapons respectively signed by: Aaron, Griffey, Jr., Mays (signature “6”), Rose and Snider; (2) Signed Baseballs OAL Brown spheres respectively signed on the sweet spot by DiMaggio and T. Williams; Miscellaneous includes a Musial lithograph print with a subject’s cut signature adhered to the front; and a 1978 Topps #282 New York Yankees Team card signed by B. Martin. Full LOAs, certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $300.00

318. Incredible Autograph Collection with (900+) Pieces Amassed over many years, the offered collection of over (900) baseball autographs feature players spanning eight decades. Highlights include: 8x10 Photos (63) with Doby, Mantle, Rose, Musial, (7) Spahn, T. Williams; Signed Polariod Photos (123) with Flood, Hunter and Power; Signed Sports Cards (386) with (2) Bunning, Carew, Coveleski, (5) Eckersley, Gwynn, Hubbell, Hunter, (11) Killebrew, McCarthy, Musial, (39) B. Robinson and Snider; Index Cards (82) with Flood, Greenberg, Hafey, Hubbard, Koufax, Kuhn, Sisler; Cuts and Miscellaneous Items (148) with Carey, Conigliro, Dickey, Faber, (2) Flood, Grove, (2) Hubbell, Leonard (check), Lombardi, 317. Autograph Collection of (19) with Koufax and Martin (2) Lyons, McCarthy, Musial and a 1946 Phillies team photo signed by Pennock; Baseballs Oversized Cards and Small Photos (95) with Alston (smudged, “6”), D. DiMaggio, Fantastic HOF baseballers and a POTUS signature highlight this collection of flats Fisk, Hunter, Musial, Power, B. Robinson/Kell and (2) Yount. There are also (3) mat- and baseballs. Included are Baseballs: Koufax and Martin both with full photo LOA ted/framed cuts with Medwick, Hooper and Bancroft. The collection comes from a from JSA; Magazines/Flats: Ripken/Bill Clinton (basic cert), Bench, Feller and spring training doctor, who got the autographs over 40 years of service. The lot comes Mazeroski. The remainder of the lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications but due to the volume, there Authentications. Complete list available on our website. may be some secretarial autographs. A more detailed list in on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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319. (2) Multi-Signed Mickey Mantle Signed Items with DiMaggio Offered is a pair of multi-signed Mickey Mantle items. Included are 1.) triple-signed “Willie, Mickey and The Duke” ONL baseball (has sticker cert from PSA/DNA) with Mantle (“9” sweet spot), Snider (“8” north panel) and Mays (“10” south panel) and 2.) dual-signed 320. (5) DiMaggio, Mantle and T. Williams Signed Flats Mantle/DiMaggio 1989 Starting Lineup Baseball Greats cards (both With Full JSA A trio of American League icons like no other has signed the (5) pieces in this lot. “9-10”). Possibly one-of-a-kind, the With bold pennings showing (“9”) or better quality, the keepsakes include: packaging was neatly removed, DiMaggio 1986 James Amore (10-7/8 x 14”) “DiMaggio: A Legend” print; a framed cards signed and then replaced. (12-1/4 x 15”) Sport Magazine; and a 1988 Legends issue; Mantle 1979 Gateway Stickers and matching cert cards Cachet; T. Williams framed (12x15) 1954 Dell Baseball Stars magazine. Individual from James Spence Authentications. full photo LOAs from JSA. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00 321. (23) Autographed Cereal Boxes With Many Hall of Famers “The Breakfast of Champions” title is not just confined to “Wheaties” in this lot of (23) autographed cereal boxes. With colorful images and signatures projecting (“9”) or better quality throughout, the boxes are high- 322. Multi-Signed Hall of Fame Baseball Bat with lighted by: Bench, Ba. Bonds, Koufax & Reese Carew, Clemens, Glavine, Offered is a beautiful Cooperstown Bat Company Hall of Fame bat with forty-six Gwynn, R. Jackson, R. Johnson, total signatures including a pair of significant clubhouse signatures, Mickey Mantle Killebrew, Maddux, McCovey, and Ted Williams. The remaining (44) signatures are authentic and come with an Morgan, Puckett, Ripken, F. auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Included are Koufax, Reese, Robinson, Rose, Ryan, Schmidt and Winfield. James Spence Authentications individ- Musial, Drysdale, Banks, Stargell and Berra. Full list is on our website. ual certs/holograms. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

324. 1956 and 1959 Kansas City Athletics Team-Signed Bats With Maris Presented is a pair of impeccably preserved full-size bats whose autographs are equally impressive. 323. 2008 All-Star Game Bat Signed by A-Rod - PSA/DNA Specifically, the keepsakes are unblemished 10 and signed by members of Kansas City Athletics installments. Both showcase black Making his twelfth career Mid-Summer Classic appearance representing an A.L. ros- ink signatures averaging (“9”) or better quality. Highlights include: 1956 signed by ter that hadn’t succumbed in 13 outings, Alex Rodriguez saw fit to endorse this 34” (30) with Boudreau, Power and Shantz; 1959 signed by (20) including Maris, Sain 2008 All-Star Game commemorative bat. Graded 10 by PSA/DNA, Rodriguez’s sil- (coach) and D. Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. ver Sharpie scripting resides on the barrel and is inscribed “2008 All -Stars.” Complete listing on our website. PSA/DNA Full photo LOA (cert/hologram #G21245. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

325. (9) Commemorative Baseball Bats with (4) 326. (13) Autographed Signed Baseball Bats With Mays and Diamond achievements are per- Mathews manently etched with these nine This “Baker’s Dozen” of full-size weapons commemorative baseball bats, are autographed by some of the diamond’s four of which are signed. most revered icons. With potent pennings Included are Unsigned: (5 bats) averaging (“9”) quality, the bats include: with 1993, 1995, 1996 All-Star Banks, Doerr, R. Jackson, Killebrew, (Cooperstown Bat); 1979 NL Mathews, Mays, McCovey, F. Robinson, MVP (Louisville Slugger), 1983 Schmidt, Sheffield, F. Thomas, Thomason Phillies NL Champs (Louisville Slugger); Signed Bats: (4 bats, all “9-10”) with and a dual-signed bat with Bench/Schoendienst (HOF 50 year, Louisville Slugger, silver), Berra (1977 AL MVP, Carew/Yastrzemski. Individual certs/holo- Louisville Slugger, silver), Bunning (1996 HOF, Louisville Slugger, gold) and Gwynn grams from James Spence Authentications. (1994 All-Star, Cooperstown Bat, gold). Signed material comes with individual stick- Opening Bid $250.00 ers and matching cert cards from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00

64 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 327. Modern Player Autograph Collection of (19) With A-Rod Bat Post-war and modern day superstars have autographed these (19) ready- for-display keepsakes. With bold signatures that average (“9”) quality, the items include: Signed Bats (3) with Palmeiro, A. Rodriguez (full JSA) and Rose; Signed Baseballs (13) snow-white (grade “10”) to mildly toned (grade “6-7”) OAL, ONL and OML spheres with: (2) R. Alomar, Boggs, (2) Ba. Bonds, W. Clark, Doby, Glavine, R. Johnson, Papelbon, Piazza, I. Rodriguez and Rose; Signed Batting Helmets (2) “ABC” pro model helmets with Griffey, Jr. (Mariners) and F. Thomas (White Sox); Signed Framed Photo (24-7/8 x 35-7/8”) framed color photo signed by Rose (1967 image). Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Authentications. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

328. Cooperstown Bat Company Single-Signed Mickey Mantle Bat with Inscriptions While single-signed bats from Mickey Mantle are in perpetual demand, this Cooperstown Bat Company “Major League Team Series” lumber is further adorned by a pair of inscriptions. The 33.6 oz/33-1/2” blonde club is etched with No. 7. H.O.F._1974 inscriptions to the left of the Yankee trademark on the barrel. Despite stray ink markings, the blue Sharpie endorsement and accolades grade (“9-10”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $900.00

329. (13) Multi-/Single-Signed Bats with Aaron & Mays Wield these thirteen multi-/single-signed bats with Aaron and Mays. These full-size clubs are primarily penned in blue or black Sharpie (“8-9” or better) and come from a variety of manufacturers. Keys include Cooperstown Bat Multi-Signed: (6 bats) with Team Series: Aaron/Mathews/Spahn, Carlton/Schmidt, Berra/Coleman/Ford/Henrich/Larsen/Rizzuto (average “6”), Feller/Lemon/Wynn, Irvin/Mays, Kaline/Kell; Single-Signed: (7 bats) with Brett (Cooperstown Bat, Club Series), Ripken (black Louisville slugger), Ryan (Worth), Schmidt (Cooperstown Bat, Special Edition) and Snider (Cooperstown Bat, Famous Player Series). Individual stickers and matching cert cards from James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00

330. (20) Cooperstown Bat Company Single-Signed Bats with Koufax Presented is a group of twenty Cooperstown Bat Company single-signed bats with Koufax. This lumber comes from the “Major League Team Series” and presents precisely placed endorsements which average (“8-9”) or better. Included are Aparicio, Banks, Brett, Bunning, Colavito, Dawson, Doerr (smudged), Feller (H.O.F. 1961), Garvey, Gibson, R. Jackson, Koufax, Killebrew, McCovey, Musial, F. Robinson, Rose, Snider (#4), Stargell and Yastrzemski. Stickers and matching cert cards from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $400.00

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331. Tony Lazzeri 1930-1934 Game- Used Bat With Full PSA/DNA A vital component on Bronx Bombers rosters for six pennants and five Fall Classic titles, Hall of Fame second baseman Tony Lazzeri spanned the glorious “Murderers Row” era through the formidable dynasty headlined by DiMaggio and Gehrig. The offered Burke Batrite war club was brandished by the pinstriped great during the height of his tenure in pinstripes. In certain aspects, this southern ash weapon mirrors Lazzeri’s status as part of an unyielding force. Turned in Athens, Georgia by the Hanna manufactur- ing Co., the weighty “TA 65” block-letter (last name only) lumber (36.7-oz/35”) was a specimen which, although obscured by bats from larger plants (specifically, the one in Louisville, Kentucky), had gained the approval of big leaguers more and more frequently. This particular weapon was ably employed by Lazzeri during the 1930-1934 labeling period. During that same time, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx and Hack Wilson wielded Hanna weaponry, as well. So while Hanna obviously had a good product to offer while co-existing in the sizable shadow of Hillerich & Bradsby, Lazzeri, too, was a stellar batsman, yet an afterthought on rosters boasting Ruth, Gehrig and DiMaggio. One of the more productive keystone sackers of his era, Lazzeri set incredible records including 11 RBI in one game and 15 RBI in successive games. Having administering damage to American League foes, this uncracked weapon showcases a smooth brown furniture-like finish from which Hanna’s chiropteran center brand and block-letter barrel stampings emerge prominently. Heavy game use is evident with a multitude of ball marks about the barrel and a light coat of pine tar on the upper portion of the handle. Additionally, there is wear along the edges of the Hornsby- style knob. Graded GU-6 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $1500.00

332. Mike Schmidt 1984 Signed Game- Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU-8.5 This Rawlings-Adirondack “MS20” signature model weapon was brandished and autographed by Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt as the Phillies defended their N.L. flag during the 1984 season. This (33.2-oz/35”) white ash, red-ring model shows excellent game use with ball, stitch and cleat marks about the barrel, pine-tar residue and scoring about the handle. A small handle crack just below the center brand has been secured. Just to the left of the barrel stampings, Schmidt’s black marker autograph (“8-9”) strength is accompanied by his inscription of “Best Wishes.” The knob is home to a vintage inscription of Schmidt’s since-retired number “20.” Graded GU-8.5 by PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA (for bat use only). Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (for autograph only). Opening Bid $200.00

333. (2) Signed Game-Used Bats Including Murray and Palmeiro Wielded and autographed by 500 Home Run Club icons, these game-used weapons include: Murray a 1991 Louisville Slugger “M275” (33.3-oz.35-1/4”) signature model signed between the center brand and barrel stampings (“9-10” strength). Heavy use with barrel crack and checking; Palmeiro 2001 Hoosier (31.2-oz/33-3/4”) “HBRP” block-letter model signed on the barrel (“9”). Uncracked, the bat shows excellent use and was used to launch home run #417. Graded GU-10 by PSA/DNA. Individual full photo LOAs from PSA/DNA (for bat authenticity) and certs/holograms from JSA (for autographs only) Opening Bid $250.00

334. Bo Belinsky 1962-1964 Los Angeles Angels Game-Worn Jacket Early exploits on the mound (and by most accounts, in the bedroom) endeared Bo Belinsky to baseball fans and ladies, alike. With a no-hitter and conquests of the likes of Ann-Margaret, Connie Stevens and Tina Louise on his impressive resume, Belinsky had gleaming promise and ability undone by a troubled lifestyle. The offered diamond apparel hails from an era when all was right: a Los Angeles Angles jacket worn by Belinsky during his first three seasons (1962-1964) as a can’t-miss phenom. This blue satin-like zippered garment features a suede lining and two front pockets with leather- lined openings. In red-on-white double twill, “ANGELS” is arched across the chest and “36” is sewn near the left sleeve in like fashion. Red stretch ribbed cotton lines the shoulders, collar, sleeve endings and waistline. Within the collar, a strip tag bears vintage black marker notations of “36” and “BB.” Within the rear tail, a “MacGregor” size “48” label is accompanied by a flap tag whose contents have faded. The West Coast garment exhibits phenomenal game wear with fading throughout, puckering about the twill components, fabric wear near the pocket openings and pilling/thread separation at the lower right front. Opening Bid $400.00

66 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 335. Jack Urban 1959 Kansas City Athletics Game-Worn Road Jersey Former pitcher Jack Urban wore this Kansas City Athletics road jersey before the 1959 campaign. This gray flannel button-down garment features “Athletics” sewn across the chest in red-on-blue felt and “21” sewn to the back in like fashion. Blue piping lines the collar, button path and sleeve endings, while the club’s pachyderm logo is embroidered on the left sleeve. Within the collar, “Urban” is chain stitched to a felt strip tag, and the left front tail is home to a “Rawlings” label and size “42” tag. On the left front tail’s interior, a laundering instructions tag is accompanied by a “SET 1 1959” flap tag. The all-original jersey shows moderate wear with faint stains throughout, (2) missing buttons, a chipped button and a replaced button. Urban, incidentally, was traded the day before the season opener, suggesting that the jersey was used that season by Murry Dickson, who was acquired (from the Yankees, of course) on May 9. Graded A-6 with full photo LOA signed by Dave Bushing and Troy Kinunen. Opening Bid $400.00

336. 1964 Barney Schultz Game-Worn World Series Jersey (Game 3, Mantle’s Record-Breaking Home Run) A well-traveled bullpen specialist with his sixth different suitor, St. Louis Cardinals right-hander Barney Schultz was summoned to the Yankee Stadium mound to start the bottom of the ninth inning on Saturday, October 10, 1964. For Schultz, who had been plucked in the amateur draft by the Philadelphia Blue Jays some 20 years earlier as an 18-year-old, it marked the 195th time he was to take the mound (all in relief). The outing was to be a decidedly short one. Eventful, yes, but very brief. The first pinstriped hitter, Mickey Mantle, deposited a Schultz offering deep into the right field stands, not only marking the fifth walk-off home run in Fall Classic annals, but also eclipsing Babe Ruth’s record of 15 World Series circuit clouts. The offered St. Louis Cardinals road jersey was worn by Schultz as he yielded that historic round-tripper. This gray flannel button-down garment features “Cardinals” embroidered across the chest in red script-style characters with the traditional birds-and-bat logo accenting the mascot name. In red-on-blue felt, Schultz’s number “33” is sewn to the back and left front (Schultz had begun the ‘64 campaign wearing the number “36”). On the vented and tapered left front tail, a “Rawlings” size “44” label is sewn just above chain-stitched identifiers of “B Schultz - 64.” Within that same tail, a laundering instructions tag is accompanied by a “SET 1 1964” flap tag. All original, the jersey exhibits moderate wear with no repairs, though the name on the back was removed for subsequent minor league use (though the jersey was never worn again). This is a rare and unique find for both Redbirds and Mantle enthusiasts. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $1200.00

337. Phil Roof 1966 Kansas City Athletics Signed Game- 338. Bert Campaneris 1967 Kansas City Athletics Game- Worn Home Vest Worn Road Vest Well-traveled backstop Phil Roof wore this Kansas City Athletics home vest during This 1967 Athletics road vest was worn by flashy shortstop Bert Campaneris during the 1966 season. This gold flannel button-down garment features the club’s Gothic the franchise’s final season in Kansas City. Tailored from mint green flannel, the but- Script “A” logo sewn to the left breast in green-on-white double twill and “4” sewn to ton-down garment features the club’s “A” logo sewn to the left breast in green-on- the back and right front in like fashion. Green-and-white striped piping lines the collar gold double twill and “19” sewn to the back and right front in like fashion. Green- and arm openings, while the tapered left front tail is home to a “Wilson” size “44” and-gold piping lines the collar and arm openings, while the left front tail is home to a label and a swatch with stitched notations of “66-2.” Just above the tagging, Roof’s “Tim McAuliffe” label, a size “40” tag and a “‘67” tag. All original and unaltered, the black marker autograph shows (“8”) strength with minimal ink migration. The unal- jersey shows moderate wear and comes with full photo LOAs signed by Dave tered jersey shows moderate wear with puckering about the twill components and Bushing/Victor Moreno and Lou Lampson. slight color fading. LOA from B&E Collectibles. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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339. Dusty 340. Phil Baker 1973 Niekro 1980 Atlanta Braves Atlanta Game-Worn Braves Road Jersey Game-Worn Plating a career-best 99 Home runners as part of a Braves team that paced Jersey This 1980 Atlanta the National League in Braves home jer- hits, runs and team bat- sey was worn by ting average, Dusty Hall of Fame Baker wore this Atlanta knuckleball Phil Niekro as he posted his 14th straight season of double-digit mound Braves road jersey dur- triumphs for a franchise that enjoyed just four winning seasons during that span. ing the 1973 campaign. With proper “Sand-Knit” tagging and tackle twill identifiers, With a style unveiled that season, the white knit pullover garment features twill iden- the blue cheesecloth size “44” pullover garment exhibits heavy use with fading and tifiers, proper “Wilson” tagging and exhibits light wear with no alterations. Full puckering about the twill components and no alterations. Full photo LOA from Dave photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Complete details on our website. Miedema. Full details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

341. Gary 342. (2) 1981 Matthews Atlanta Braves 1980 Game-Worn Atlanta Jerseys With Braves Lum and C. Game- Washington Worn These Atlanta Braves home and away jerseys Road were respectively worn Jersey by Mike Lum and In his fourth Claudell Washington and final season during the strike-short- in Atlanta, Gary Matthews wore this 1980 Braves road jersey as he logged his eighth ened 1981 season. The successive campaign of double-digit home runs. The blue knit size “44” pullover gar- knit pullover garments feature twill identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging with ment features twill identifiers and proper “Wilson” tagging. Moderate to heavy wear light to moderate use attributes. Individual full photo LOAs from Dave Miedema. is evident on this all-original gamer. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. More Complete details on our website. details on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

343. Joaquin Benoit 2002 344. Trevor Game-Worn Washington Hoffman Senators Throwback 2005 San Jersey Diego As A.L. West combatants Texas and Padres Oakland enjoyed a “Turn Back the Clock” weekend in July 2002, Rangers Signed pitcher Joaquin Benoit wore this Game-Worn Washington Senators throwback road jer- Home Jersey sey during the weekend series at Network Presented is a jersey Associates Coliseum. The gray knit but- worn and signed by ton-down garment features “WASHING- all-time saves leader TON” arched across the chest in blue Trevor Hoffman as he edged ever closer to former leader Lee Smith on the final day of twill and “53” sewn to the back in like the 2005 season. This white knit size “50” button-down garment features tackle twill fashion. The size “48” jersey has proper identifiers, proper “Majestic” tagging and shows excellent game use. Executed verti- “Rawlings” tagging and was tailored to cally on the back “1”, Hoffamn’s silver Sharpie autograph shows (“9”) strength. JSA the specifications of the 1961-1962 cert/hologram #F09508 (for autograph only). More on our website. Senators gamers. Light wear. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

345. (2) 2004 346. (3) New York Bowie Baysox Yankees Game- Class AA Special Worn Batting Event Game-Worn Practice Jerseys Jerseys With Leiter, Lidle Worn by Baltimore Orioles and J. Niekro aspirants during the 2004 The offered game-worn bat- campaign with the club’s ting practice jerseys were Class AA Bowie affiliate, respectively donned by these (2) “special promo- prominent New York tion” jerseys includes: Yankees players, including Baltimore Black Sox white Leiter, Lidle and J. Niekro. knit number “30” worn by The navy blue knit or mesh pullover/button-down garments feature “NY” sewn to Lance Burkhart; Christmas the right breast in white tackle twill and the players’ uniform numbers sewn to the in July green mesh number back in like fashion. All have proper tagging and show appropriate limited wear. “33” worn and signed by Robert Averette. Both show appropriate single event wear. Individual COAs from Steiner Collectibles. More details on our website. Individual LOAs from Bowie Baysox. Full details on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

68 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 347. 1975 Mel Stottlemyre Game-Issued New York Yankees Road Ensemble The workhorse for Yankee pitching staffs during an uncommon lull in team fortunes, Mel Stottlemyre twice led the American League in complete games. This New York Yankees road ensemble was issued to the five-time All-Star before the 1975 season. The gray knit garments feature proper “Rawlings” tagging and include: Jersey a size “42” button-down garment with “NEW YORK” arched across the chest in blue-on-white double twill and “30” sewn to the back in like fashion. Blue-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton lines the sleeve endings, and the right front tail is home to a “SET 1 #8P 1975” flap tag; Pants size “34” leg wear with (2) back pockets, (7) belt loops, a one-button zippered fly and a swatch (within the waistline) with chain-stitched notations of “Stottlemyre 30 75 1 25.” The items exhibit light wear, though the jersey has discoloration (likely from previous display) and a stray pen mark. Stottlemyre possibly wore these items during spring training and was released on March 29. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $400.00

348. Carlton Fisk 1975 Boston Red Sox Game-Worn Road Jersey While Carlton Fisk authored an eternal visual sequence as he willed his drive to strike the Fenway Park foul pole, he provided perhaps a more lasting impression with a career-long work ethic unrivaled by any other backstop. The offered Boston Red Sox road jersey was worn by Fisk during the1975 season, a storybook campaign culminating with the above- mentioned highlight reel standard, but also a season that defined Fisk more than did any other. Having torn several knee ligaments in a game-ending collision with Cleveland’s Leron Lee on June 28, 1974, Fisk underwent reconstructive surgery and was told he’d never play again. On June 23, 1975, he was back behind the plate for the first-place BoSox. Defy all naysayers, Fisk caught 79 games in ‘75 and posted a lofty .331 batting average. With unwavering determination, Fisk donned this gray knit pullover garment with “BOSTON” arched across the chest in red-on-blue double twill and his since-retired number “27” sewn to the back in like fashion. Blue-and-red striped stretch knit lines the V-neck, and the left front tail is home to a “1975” strip tag and a laundering instructions tag. Within the collar, a “McAuliffe” local manufacturer’s label is accompanied by a size “44” tag. The all-original Carmines wear shows moderate wear with pulling and blemishes from Fisk’s catcher’s gear. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $400.00

349. Frank Howard Signed 1972 Washington Senators Home Jersey At the forefront for the reincarnated version of the Washington Senators, former slugger Frank Howard paced the oft-woeful franchise in home runs and RBI in each of the club’s last seven seasons (1965- 1971) in the Nation’s Capital. The offered Senators home jersey was issued to and autographed by Howard prior to the 1972 season. This white knit button-down garment features “Senators” angled across the chest in red twill, the script-style name accented by a lengthy paraph. In like fashion, “33” is sewn to the back and “HOWARD” is arched just above. On the lower portion of the first “3,” Howard’s black marker signature shows (“9”) quality (Howard had worn “9” for his first four seasons in Washington before yielding that number to skipper Ted Williams). Within the cotton-lined collar, a “Wilson” label has a laun- dry marker notation of (size) “50” and an accompanying swatch tag has a stitched notation of “72.” When the Senators moved to greener pastures in Texas, this jersey was likely discarded. James Spence Authentications cert/hologram #F07329 (for autograph only). Opening Bid $350.00

350. Frank Howard 1972-1973 Signed Game-Worn Detroit Tigers Home Jersey A physically intimidating specimen at 6-foot-8, bespectacled slugger Frank Howard wore and autographed this Detroit Tigers home jersey during his final two seasons (1972-1973) in the big leagues. This white knit button- down garment features the club’s old English “D” logo sewn to the left breast in navy blue tackle twill, “33” sewn to the back and “HOWARD” arched atop the number in like fashion. On the lower portion of the first “3,” Howard’s silver marker signature projects (“7-8”) strength. Blue piping lines the collar and button path, while a “Wilson” size “50” label resides within the cotton- lined collar. The all-original diamond apparel shows light wear with dirt stains throughout. The year tag has been removed and its stitching remnants remain near the left side seam. LOA from Dave Bushing (for jersey only). James Spence Authentications cert/hologram #F07330 (for autograph only). Opening Bid $400.00

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351. Tommy Lasorda 1994 Signed Game-Worn Los Angeles Dodgers Home Jersey A Hall of Famer despite zero wins in four career mound decisions, Cooperstown and Chavez Ravine icon Tommy Lasorda warranted enshrine- ment, of course, with managerial prowess as the face of the Los Angeles Dodgers. This autographed Dodgers home jersey was worn by the affable skipper as he led his charges to a first-place showing in the strike-abbreviated 1994 campaign. The white knit button-down garment features “Dodgers” angled across the chest in blue tackle twill and his since-retired number “2” sewn to the left front in solid red twill. On the back, “2” is sewn in blue-on-white double twill and “LASORDA” is arched just above in like fashion. Near the right shoulder, Lasorda’s blue Sharpie autograph (“7” strength) is accompanied by his inscription of “6/2/95.” Within the left front tail, a “Rawlings” label is accompanied by a size “44” tag and a “SET 1 1994” tag. Light wear. Opening Bid $750.00

352. Chipper Jones 2005 Atlanta Braves Game-Worn Batting Practice Jersey Perennial MVP candidate and franchise fixture Chipper Jones wore this Atlanta Braves batting practice jersey during the 2005 campaign. This blue micro-mesh pullover garment features “Braves” sewn across the chest in red-on-white double twill and the club’s tomahawk logo sewn just below in like fashion. On the back, “10” is sewn in red-on-white block-style numerals, and “JONES” is arched on a nameplate just above in solid white twill. Red piping lines the shoulders, and an MLB silhouette logo is sewn to the base of the two-button collar. A “Majestic” appliqué label resides on the left front tail, a size “48” tag is sewn to the left side seam and a fabric content tag with a “0065” gamer code is sewn within the left side seam. The all-original jersey shows solid wear. Opening Bid $200.00

353. Travis Hafner 2007 Cleveland Indians Game- Worn Alternate Jersey Plating 100 or more runs for the fourth successive campaign, slugger Travis Hafner wore this Cleveland Indians alternate jersey during the 2007 A.L. Central championship season. The blue knit button-down garment features “Indians” angled across the chest in red-on-blue-on-silver twill and “48” sewn to the back in like fashion. Just atop the number, “HAFNER” is arched on a nameplate in the identical color scheme with the twill layered to show a “shadow” effect. Gray piping lines the collar, button path and sleeve endings, an MLB silhouette logo is sewn to the base of the neck and a “Chief Wahoo” logo patch adorns the left sleeve. The left front tail is home to a “Majestic” label and size “50” tag. Within the left side seam, a fabric content tag bears a “0062” gamer code. All original, the jersey shows moderate wear. Opening Bid $200.00

354. David Wright 2007 Civil Rights Game New York Mets Game-Worn Ensemble New York Mets star David Wright wore this New York Mets ensemble for the 2008 installment of the “Civil Rights Game,” an exhibition against the Chicago White Sox held in Memphis, Tennessee. The cream-colored knit garments include a “Majestic” size “50” jersey with twill identifiers and pants with proper tagging. The all-original apparel items exhibit appropriate single- event wear, as Wright went 1-for-3 in a Mets triumph that day. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

70 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 355. Miguel Cabrera 2005 Florida Marlins Game- Worn Home Jersey The youngest player ever to log back-to-back seasons of 30 or more home runs, Miguel Cabrera wore this Florida Marlins home jersey as he complet- ed the feat in 2005. En route to his second of five All-Star selections, Cabrera donned this white knit button-down garment with “Marlins” sewn across the chest in black-on-silver-on-teal-on-white twill, “24” sewn to the back and left front and “CABRERA” arched atop the back number in like fashion. A team logo patch adorns the left sleeve, and an MLB silhouette logo patch (in Marlins team colors) is sewn to the base of the neck. The left front tail is home to a “Majestic” label and swatch with chenile- stitched identifiers of “24 52 05 399.” Within the left-side seam, a fabric content tag has a “0062” gamer code. Light wear is evident with faint stains on the front and back. Opening Bid $700.00

356. Miguel Cabrera Signed Game-Used Lot With Bat, Cap, Cleats and Batting Gloves The youngest player ever to launch 30 or more home runs in back-to-back seasons, Miguel Cabrera used and autographed these equipment/apparel items as he rose to prominence during the 2005 and 2006 seasons. With silver Sharpie autographs that average (“8”) quality, the diamond-used artifacts include: Bat a two-toned (34- oz/34”) “X-Bat” block-letter model autographed (“8” strength) on the barrel. Uncracked with phenomenal use attributes; Cap a black wool size “7-3/8” Florida Marlins accessory signed on the bill (“7-8”); Cleats a pair of black leather/canvas “Nike” size “13” footwear items signed on the outer heel portion of each (“8”); Batting Gloves a pair of black leather “Nike” accessories signed on the knuckle potion of each (“8-9”). Individual COAs from Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. Complete details on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

357. Hanley Ramirez 2009 Florida Marlins Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey As he became the first player in franchise history to capture a batting title, shortstop Hanley Ramirez wore and autographed this Florida Marlins road jersey during the 2009 season. This gray dazzle cloth button-down garment features “Florida” sewn across the chest in black-on-silver-on-teal-on-white twill, “2” sewn to the back and left front and “RAMIREZ” arched atop the back number in like fashion. Executed on the horizontal panels of the back “2” are Ramirez’ silver Sharpie signature (“9” strength) and inscription of “Game used 09.” A team logo patch adorns the left sleeve; an MLB silhouette logo (in Marlins team colors) is sewn to the base of the neck; and black piping lines the sleeve endings. The left front tail in home to a “Majestic” label, and a swatch with stitched notations of “2 50 09 393,” with the interior left side seam has a fabric content tag with a “0063” gamer code. This all-original diamond wear shows light wear and comes with a COA from Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. Opening Bid $700.00

358. Hanley Ramirez Signed Game-Used Lot With Bat, Cleats, Cap and Batting Gloves Perennial All-Star and MVP candidate Hanley Ramirez employed and autographed these equipment and apparel items during his 2009 N.L. batting title endeavor with the Florida Marlins. Includes: Bat a two- toned “Old Hickory” (33oz/33-1/2”) block-letter model signed on the barrel (silver Sharpie, “8” strength); Cap a size “7-3/8” black wool accessory signed on the bill (“7”); Cleats black leather/canvas blend footwear items with (8) metal cleats affixed to the sole of each. Each is signed on the toe; Batting Gloves a pair of “Franklin” gray leather gloves with each signed on the palm (“8-9”). Individual COAs from Rich Altman’s Hollywood Collectibles. Complete details on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

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359. (4) Gary Sheffield 2006 Signed 360. (4) 1990s Game-Used Bats With 361. (11) 1989-2002 New York Game-Used Bats (2) J. Gonzalez “Have bat, will travel” aptly describes the trail of for- American League sluggers from the 1990s wielded Yankees Game-Issued Batting mer slugger Gary Sheffield, who remains the lone play- these (4) bats. Three are signed and all exhibit game Practice Jerseys - Steiner er to have represented five separate teams in the All- use. Includes: Darren Erstad 1996-1997 Louisville Issued to Bronx Bomber sluggers for use prior to don- Star game and is one of three players (along with Cobb Slugger (autographed); (2) Juan Gonzalez 1996 ning their traditional Yankee pinstripes, these (11) bat- and Staub) to homer as a teen and after the age of 40. Rawlings/Adirondack and 1990s Worth (both auto- ting practice jerseys span from 1989 through 2002. The These (4) bats were wielded and signed by Sheffield graphed); and Robin Ventura 1991-1997 Louisville blue mesh button-down or pullover garments all feature during the 2006 season in the white-hot Bronx spot- Slugger. PSA/DNA certs/holograms (for autographs “NY” sewn to the left breast in white tackle twill. Blue- light. The white ash or maple weapons show outstand- only). Complete details on our website. and-white striped stretch knit lines the sleeve endings ing game use and showcase autographs that project Opening Bid $150.00 and proper “Majestic” or “Wilson” tags reside on the (“9”) strength throughout. Individual “Sheff” holo- left front tail. Individual Steiner COAs. More details on grams. Full details on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

362. (15) New York Yankees Batting Practice and Spring Training Jerseys 363. (18) 1987-2006 New York - Steiner Yankees Game-Worn Spring Issued to Yankee players during recent decades, these Training/Batting Practice Jerseys 364. 1996-1998 Darryl Strawberry (15) spring training or batting practice jerseys are tai- Issued to and worn by Bronx Bombers staples from lored from navy blue mesh and showcase the familiar recent decades, these (18) spring training or batting Game-Worn New York Yankees “NY” logo sewn to the left breast in white twill. Blue- practice jerseys include navy blue mesh and knit Jacket and-white striped stretch knit lines the sleeve endings, pullover or button-down garments with twill identifiers Full description available on the website. and proper tagging resides on the left front tail of each. and proper tagging. Appropriate limited use attributes Opening Bid $150.00 Individual Steiner COAs. More details on our website. show throughout. Individual LOAs from Steiner Opening Bid $250.00 Collectibles. Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

365. “Juan Marichal Day” 2005 Game-Used Base Full description available on the website. 366. Florida Panthers Lot With Opening Bid $150.00 Signed Game-Used Vanbiesbrouck Stick and First Game Ticket 367. Marcus Allen 1993-1994 Kansas Full description available on the website. City Chiefs Signed Game-Worn Opening Bid $150.00 Helmet Full description available on the website. Opening Bid $300.00

72 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 368. (16) Game-Worn College Football Jerseys With 369. (16) Game-Worn College Football Jerseys With UCLA, Ole Miss and Tennessee Miami and Texas NCAA Saturday gridiron warriors donned these (16) jerseys and did battle during recent College football stalwarts from coast to coast wore these (16) jerseys during recent seasons. These mesh/dazzle cloth blend pullover garments showcase appliqué or tackle seasons. The mesh/dazzle cloth-blend pullover garments showcase vibrant team col- twill numeric and name identifiers, have proper tagging and exhibit varying degrees of ors, proper tagging and twill/appliqué numeric and name identifiers. Showing varying game use. Includes: Arizona (blue), Arizona State (white), California (white, degrees of game wear, the jerseys include: (2) Central Michigan (both white, “WHITE”), Kentucky (white), Louisville (red), Mississippi State (white, “ROGERS”), “FONTENOT” and “GILBERT”), (2) Indiana (red and white), Kansas (white), Kent (2) Ole Miss (red and white), Oregon (white, “GRAHAM”), (2) Rutgers (red and State (white), Miami (green, “ANDERSON”), (2) Nevada (white and navy blue), white), (2) Tennessee (orange, “MORGAN”; white, 1994 “PRATT”), (2) UCLA (blue, North Carolina (blue), Oklahoma State (white), (2) Temple (maroon and white), 2001 “CHASTAIN”; white, “KOHRS”) and UConn (white) Texas (white, “WOOD”), UNLV (red) and Western Michigan (white). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

Simple One Media is offering former Detroit Lion ALL-PRO HERMAN MOORE'S EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION, obtained directly from Mr. Moore. Each item will include a Letter of Authenticity from Mr. Moore.

370. 1979-1981 Isiah Thomas University of Indiana Game-Worn Road Jersey 371. 1993-94 Isiah Thomas Detroit Pistons Game-Worn As the catalyst for the Indiana Hoosiers during their 1980-81 championship season, Road Jersey Isiah Thomas continued his success, eventually being named a member of the NBA’s Although hobbled by a variety of injuries, Isiah Thomas was still a productive point 50th Anniversary All-Time team. Presented is a circa 1979-1981 Isiah Thomas guard until the very end. This circa 1993-94 Isiah Thomas Detroit Pistons game- University of Indiana game-worn away jersey. The size 42 Medalist “cream and worn away jersey was brandished by “The Baby Faced Assassin” during his final crimson” mesh uniform was given by Thomas to our consignor, former Detroit season. The size 44 Champion uniform and accompanying tagging confirms the Lions wide receiver Herman Moore. The apparel with minimal to moderate game issuance date. This royal blue mesh uniform with red-and-white trim was given by usage is penned by “Zeke” on the front letters in black Sharpie with the autograph Thomas to our consignor, former Detroit Lions wide receiver Herman Moore. The grading (“9-10”). While college jerseys are relatively common, how often does a Hall of Famer penned the back numbers in black sharpie, with the autograph regis- pre-professional specimen of a Hall of Famer surface? COA from Herman Moore. tering an (“8-9”). The uniform displays minimal game usage. Having led the “Bad Opening Bid $300.00 Boys” to successive NBA titles, the victor of this keepsake will definitely be “all smiles”. COA from Herman Moore. Opening Bid $300.00

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372. Isiah Thomas Autographed CBA All-Star Jersey As the purchaser of 373. 1998 Steve Young Pro Bowl the Continental Game-Worn Jersey Basketball Steve Young donned this 49ers jersey at the Association (CBA) 1998 Pro Bowl game in Honolulu. Procured in 1999, Isiah from Young by Lions receiver Herman Moore, Thomas operated this one-of-a-kind token of friendship was the organization signed by the two-time MVP on his uniform #8 with high expecta- in black Sharpie (“9-10”). Originally used as tions. Presented is décor in Moore’s home, the 31x40 custom made an Isiah Thomas shadow box has sustained negligible wear. From autographed CBA his humble beginnings at Brigham Young All-Star jersey that University and brief stops in between, this he used while pro- Young jersey will find a permanent home in the moting the league. advanced Cantonian collection. The Wilson size 44 is penned by Thomas on the front Opening Bid $400.00 lettering in black Sharpie (“8-9”). Although the ill-fated league ceased operations in 2001, the new owner will definitely emerge a winner with this one-of-a-kind piece. COA from Herman Moore. Opening Bid $200.00

374. 1998 Trent Dilfer Pro Bowl Game- Worn Jersey Super Bowl XXXV quarterback 375. 1996 Isaac Bruce “Battle of the 376. 1996 Kevin Greene “Battle of Trent Dilfer the Gridiron” Worn Jersey—Signed wore this Gridiron” Worn Jersey—Signed As a token of camaraderie between former All-Pros Featured is a 1996 Isaac Bruce “Battle of the Gridiron” jersey when Kevin Greene and Herman Moore, the latter secured worn jersey. Secured from the personal collection of representing the Tampa Bay Buccaneer in the 1998 Pro this “Battle of the Gridiron” worn jersey from the Detroit Lions wide receiver Herman Moore, the pair Bowl. Hailing from the Herman Moore collection, this Carolina Panthers alum. Secured as part of the Pro exchanged jerseys during Pro Bowl Game festivities in keepsake was exchanged by the gridironers during the Bowl Game festivities in Honolulu, this Kevin Honolulu. This memento is framed and matted to Honolulu festivities. Framed and matted to 33-1/2 x Greene jersey is framed and matted to 38 x 33-1/2” in 36x29 in a custom made shadowbox with minimal 40” in a custom made shadow box with superficial a custom made shadowbox with minimal exterior exterior wear. The St. Louis Rams apparel is penned in exterior wear, the field general endorsed his numbers in wear. The Panthers jersey is penned via silver Sharpie silver Sharpie with (“9-10”) attributes. COA from black Sharpie (“9-10”). COA from Herman Moore. with a 1994 & 1996 NFL Sack Leader inscription Herman Moore. Opening Bid $250.00 (“9-10”). COA from Herman Moore. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

377. 1994 Willie Roaf New Orleans Saints Game-Worn Helmet 378. 1997 Wesley Walls Carolina 379. 2002 Herman Moore New York Featured is a 1994 Willie Roaf New Orleans Saints Panthers Game-Worn Helmet Giants Game-Worn Helmet game-worn helmet. The eleven-time Pro Bowl selection Premier tight end Wesley Walls donned this 1997 Following eleven successful seasons as the wide receiv- and potential Hall of Famer donned this helmet during Carolina Panthers game-worn helmet. The five-time er for the Detroit Lions, Herman Moore played one sea- the 1994 season and exchanged it with fellow All-Pro Pro Bowl selection traded this equipment with Herman son for the New York Giants at the end of his career. Herman Moore at Honolulu. The apparel has sustained Moore at the 1997 festivities in Honolulu. The apparel The offered 2002 game-worn helmet was secured moderate-to-extensive game usage and is penned by has sustained extensive game usage and is penned by directly from Moore’s possession and displays minimal Roaf in black Sharpie (“6”, smudged). The helmet is Walls in black Sharpie with the autograph grading game usage. The four-time Pro Bowl selection penned housed in a decorative case and comes with a COA (“9”). Helmet is housed in a decorative case and comes the Giants logo in black Sharpie with the autograph from Herman Moore. with a COA from Herman Moore. grading (“9-10”). COA from Herman Moore. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

74 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 380. 1946 Sears-Roebuck Cleveland Browns Uncut Sheet of (8) Cards with Pre-Rookie Graham In their inaugural campaign in the newly formed All-American Football Conference, the 1946 Cleveland Browns dominated their competition with a 12-2 record and a championship title. Led by the legendary Paul Brown, the squad fielded a host of future Cantonian greats including Gatski, Graham and Lavelli. The seven Sears- Roebuck stores of the greater Cleveland area capitalized on the public ardor by producing an eight-card set of the team. With such limited distribution, few of these regional black-and-white 2-1/2 x 4 cards endured the decades. Presented is an incredibly scarce 1946 Sears- Roebuck Cleveland Browns uncut sheet of eight cards. Each player from this dynasty is not depicted on any earlier issue. Being that this team precedes the National Football League, these por- traits can be considered pre-rookie cards. The 11 x 8-1/2 canvas features Top Row: (4 cards) with Lavelli, Evans, Blandin, Graham; Bottom Row: (4 cards) with Gatski, Daniell, G. Young and Maceau. With a bright surface, the “head” shots of Lavelli and Gatski are barely affected by peripheral creasing on the left border and bottom edge along with inconsequential bowing throughout. Moderate fraying is noticeable along the upper right corner just above the coveted Graham pre-rookie. The 1946 schedule reverses are clean, with bold black typing. A hint of reverse discoloration is noticeable in the boundary between the Lavelli and Gatski cards. With bona fide AAFC memorabilia in perpetual demand, this early card issue will be of particular interest. Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, mild print roll markings are found on the Lavelli, Blandin and Young cards. This is the first complete set offered at auction in uncut sheet form. Opening Bid $1500.00

381. 1952 Bowman Large Football Near Set (139/144) As the more coveted of the two gridiron sets issued by the Bowman Gum Company of Philadelphia in 1952, this near set of (139/144) cards features a stellar rookie class, Hall of Fame field generals along with challenging shortprints and vibrant color images. This generally clean series has an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX or lesser) with negligible instances of reverse wax staining and a couple of trimmed examples. Keys include #1 Van Brocklin SP (EX), #2 Graham (VG-EX), #3 D. Walker (VG-EX), #10 Bednarik SP (EX- MT), #14 P. Brown RC CO (EX- MT), #16 Gifford RC (EX-MT), #17 Tittle (VG), #18 Justice SP (VG-EX), #19 Connor SP (EX), #23 Marchetti RC (NM), #27 B. Miller RC SP (EX), #28 Rote RC SP (NM), #29 McElhenny RC (EX-MT), #30 Baugh (VG-EX), #36 Hancock RC SP (VG), #37 Hirsch SP (EX), #45 Van Buren SP (EX), #46 Donovan RC SP (EX), #48 Halas RC CO (EX- MT), #63 Conerly SP (EX-MT), #72 Schweder RC SP (EX), #83 Perry (EX-MT), #85 Robustelli RC (EX), #92 Pihos (EX-MT), #105 Groza (EX-MT), #125 Nomellini (NM), #129 Christiansen RC (EX-MT), #135 Ronzani RC SP (EX), #137 Waterfield (VG-EX), #140 Lary RC (EX) and #142 Landry (EX-MT). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards and missing numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $750.00

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383. 1948 Leaf Football Near Set of (95/98) Cards The Leaf Gum Company of Chicago made a splash in 1948 with the issuance of their “All-Star Football Gum” set. This 1948 Leaf Football near set of (95/98) off- to low-grade cards has an approximate condition breakdown of 382. Complete Set of (10) 1948 Baltimore Colts 10% (VG or better), 30% (GD), Matchbooks - All SGC 40 30% (FR) and Combatants in the short-lived All-America Football Conference, the Baltimore 30% (PR) with Colts endured three woeful seasons before eventually merging into the NFL and 15-20% having becoming that league’s model franchise. Hawking its local gridiron heroes dur- sustained paper ing the 1948 AAFC season, the Maryland Match Co. issued a set of (10) match- residue, reverse books individually showcasing Colts players. Presented are all (10) of those back damage, matchbooks, with each encapsulated and assessed 40 VG 3 by SGC. The obverse trimming or writ- of each presents beautifully, with player image and text legend denoting name, ing. The tougher position and college. “Maryland Match Co.” appears on the saddle, and the back high numbers urges viewers to “Buy Maryland Made Products” and “Ride With The Colts.” present slightly lesser than the more available series. Keys include #1 Luckman (FR, The matches have been long-since removed (accounting in large part for the yellow background), #3 Turner RC (PR, red background), #4 D. Walker RC (FR), #6 technical grades), though the only visible creases are the proper folds at the sad- Layne RC (FR), #13 Lujack RC (GD, correct), #16 Pihos RC (PR, brown jersey), #19 dle and striker. Includes: Dick Barwegen, Lamar Davis, Spiro Dellerba, Lou McAfee (GD, correct), #22 Van Buren RC (FR, green jersey), #26 Waterfield RC Gambino, Rex Grossman, Jake Leicht, Charlie O’Rourke, Y.A. Tittle, Sam (Authentic, black letters), #29 Trippi (FR), #34 Baugh RC (FR, due to reverse writ- Vacanti and Herman Wedemeyer. ing), #36 Dudley RC (VG), #37 Connor RC (FR), #53 Conerly RC (FR), #73 Jensen Opening Bid $750.00 RC (FR, red back), #84 Girard RC (FR) and #98 DiMarco RC (FR). Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards and missing numbers, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00

385. 1950 Topps Felt Backs Near Set (93/100) with (11) Yellow Duplicates Presented is the pioneering 1950 Topps Felt Backs near set of (93/100) cards with eleven tough yellow duplicates. The approximate condition breakdown for this enigmatic series is 20% (NM or better), 30% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX 384. 1949 Leaf Football Complete Set of (49) or lesser). Highlights include Blue: (24 cards) with Creekmur (EX); Brown: (17 Presented in its entirety, this hand-collated 1949 Leaf Football set has an approximate cards) with Hart (GD), Jensen (VG), Towler (VG-EX); Green: (23 cards) with overall breakdown of: 5% (EX or better); 45% (VG-EX); 45% (VG); and 5% (GD or Nomellini (NM), Stautner (NM); Red: (24 cards) with Justice (VG); Yellow: (5 cards) lesser. Keys in the skip-numbered set include: #1 Hendren (VG-EX), #15 Luckman with Botula (EX-MT), Hester (EX-MT), Lee (EX), Mathews (EX-MT), D. Walker (VG), #16 Trippi (VG-EX), #22 Dudley (VG), #26 Baugh (VG-EX), #28 Pihos (VG- (NM); Yellow Duplicates: (11 cards) with Gitschier (NM), Hart (VG-EX), McKissack EX), #40 Connor (VG), #41 McAfee (VG-EX), #49 Conerly (VG), #56 Lujack (EX), (EX-MT), J. Miller (EX-MT), Nagel (VG-EX), Perini (GD), Shaw (EX), Sitko (VG- #67 Layne (VG), #79 Van Buren (VG-EX), #89 Waterfield (VG), #134 Bednarik (VG- EX), Teninga (NM), Towler (EX-MT) and Turek (EX-MT). For more details, please EX) and #150 Turner (FR). visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

76 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 386. 1950 Topps 387. 1950 Felt Backs Jackie Topps Felt Jensen (Yellow) Backs Joe PSA 8—None Paterno Better (Blue) Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Rookie— As one of only two athletes to star in both the World PSA 6.5 Graded EX-MT+ Series and Rose Bowl, 6.5 by PSA. This Jackie Jensen is portrayed undeniably scarce as the All-American half- 1950 Topps Felt back for the California Backs Joe Paterno Golden Bears on this 1950 rookie depicts the Topps Felt Backs rookie coaching legend as card. The Class of 1984 a fresh-faced quar- College Football Hall of terback for the Fame inductee is framed Brown Bears of by a tougher yellow back- the Ivy League. ground. With precise cen- This treasure is tering, a solid perimeter accentuated by a and vibrant obverse hues, piercing blue this example from the ini- background and tial Topps Football issue is reveals only mod- one of two at the grading est peripheral flak- tier with none better. For ing. The only such those who participate in specimen at the the competitive PSA grading tier with Registry, this investment- nine better, this grade multi-sport star is “JoePa” is a pre- definitely “one to get.” mier investment Opening Bid $250.00 choice. Opening Bid $500.00

388. 1951 Bowman Football Complete Set of (144) Car ds Gridiron legends grace his 1951 Bowman Football complete set of (144) cards. These seldom-offered horizontal and vertical renderings have an approximate condition breakdown of 20% (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 30% (GD or lesser) with moderate instances of reverse wax staining. Additionally, few cards have also sustained reverse glue residue or writing. Keys include #1 Humble RC (EX-MT), #2 Graham (VG-EX), #4 Van Brocklin RC (FR), #20 Landry RC (GD), #32 Tittle (GD), #34 Baugh (GD), #40 Waterfield (VG), #91 Tunnell RC (GD), #102 Layne (PR), #109 Motley (GD) and #144 Dudley (VG-EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00

389. 1952 Bowman Football Large Near-Set of (142/144) Rife with prized rookie cards and short prints, the 1952 Bowman Large Football set is well-represented in this hand-collated near- set of (142/144). With appealing presentation, this gathering carries an approximate overall breakdown of 10% (NM or better); 41% (EX-MT); 20% (EX); 20% (VG-EX or lesser); 9% trimmed. Keys include: #1 Van Brocklin SP (VG-EX), #2 Graham (trim), #3 D. Walker (EX-MT), #10 Bednarik SP (EX-MT), #14 P. Brown RC CO (NM), #17 Tittle (VG-EX), #23 Marchetti RC (EX-MT), #27 B. Miller RC SP (VG-EX), #29 McElhenny RC (EX-MT), #30 Baugh (EX-MT), #36 Hancock RC SP (EX-MT), #37 Hirsch SP (trim), #45 Van Buren (NM), #46 Donovan RC SP (EX-MT), #48 Halas RC CO (EX), #63 Conerly SP (VG), #72 Schweder RC SP (EX-MT), #78 Layne (VG-EX), #85 Robustelli RC (EX-MT), #99 Stydahar RC SP (VG), #108 H. Johnston RC SP (EX-MT), #126 Romanik RC SP (VG), #127 Matson RC SP (trim), #140 Lary RC (EX-MT), #142 Landry (EX-MT) and #144 Lansford RC SP (EX). Missing are #16 Gifford RC and #135 Rozani CO SP RC. Additional highlights on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

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390. 1952 Bowman Small Football Complete Set of (144/144) Although smaller in cardboard size than its larger parallel series, the offered 1952 Bowman Small Football complete set of (144) cards still packs a mighty punch. This colorful off- to low-grade edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (VG-EX or better), 15% (VG), 35% (GD) and 40% (FR or 391. 1953 Bowman Football Complete Set of (96) lesser) with 15% With a large portion of stunning examples, this hand-collated 1953 Bowman Football conceding either complete set of (96) carries an approximate overall breakdown of 25% (NM or bet- paper loss, tape ter); 35% (EX-MT); 25% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser). Highlights include: #1 residue, trim- LeBaron RC (VG-EX), #6 D. Walker (EX), #9 Motley (VG-EX), #11 Van Brocklin ming or writing. (EX), #15 Lavelli (NM), #17 Trippi (NM), #20 Conerly (EX-MT), #21 Layne (VG- Keys include #1 EX), #22 Hirsch (EX), #24 Bednarik (EX-MT), #26 Graham (EX), #32 McElhenny Van Brocklin (PR), #2 Graham (PR), #14 P. Brown RC CO (VG), #16 Gifford RC (VG-EX), #34 Creekmur (EX-MT), #36 Fears (NM), #43 Gifford SP (EX-MT), #53 (PR), #17 Tittle (GD), #23 Marchetti RC (GD), #29 McElhenny RC (GD), #30 Baugh Tunnell SP (EX-MT), #56 Tittle (EX), #62 Renfro RC SP (NM), #73 Pihos (EX-MT), (FR, due to tape residue), #46 Donovan RC (FR), #48 Halas RC CO (FR), #127 #88 Nomellini (EX) #95 Groza SP (NM) and #96 Cross RC SP (EX-MT). Matson RC SP (GD), #142 Landry (PR) and #144 Lansford RC (GD). For a complete Opening Bid $400.00 list of key cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 393. 1948- 1962 Bowman, Fleer and Topps Football Lot With examples from the first modern era football set (1948 Bowman) and five subsequent issues, this 1940s- 1960s gridiron lot is headlined by 1948 Bowman (54) mid- to off- grade with (30) short prints and 392. 1955 Topps All-American Football Complete Set keys includ- (100/100) ing #17 Trippi RC (GD), (2) #36 Turner RC SP (VG and GD), #63 Pihos RC SP Storm the collegiate gridiron with the offered 1955 Topps All-American Football com- (VG), #80 Dudley RC (VG-EX), #95 McAfee RC (VG), #99 Gilmer RC SP (GD) and plete set of (100/100) cards. This pioneering series has an approximate condition break- #108 Ray RC SP (VG); 1950 Bowman (76) mid-grade with #16 Davis (VG), #35 down of 25% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 20% (VG-EX) and 15% (VG or lesser) Perry (EX), (2) #78 Lavelli (EX-MT and VG-EX) and #100 Baugh (EX); 1951 with moderate instances of errant centering. Keys include #1 Hickman RC (EX-MT), #6 Bowman (47) average (VG-EX) with #46 Pihos (EX-MT), #76 Hirsch (VG-EX), #90 Kinnick RC (NM), #12 Graham (EX-MT), #16 Rockne (EX), #20 Baugh (EX), #27 Canadeo (VG) and #105 Perry (EX-MT); 1951 Topps Magic (27) average (VG-EX to Grange (EX-MT), #28 Hein RC SP (EX-MT), #29 Nomellini SP (EX-MT), #37 Thorpe EX) with #10 Janowicz RC (FR), #30 Rechichar RC (VG) and #48 Young RC (VG- (NM-MT), #52 Lujack (NM), #56 Nevers RC (EX), #68 Four Horsemen RC SP (EX- EX); 1952 Bowman Large (6) all (VG-EX) and (EX) commons; and 1962 Fleer MT), #85 Luckman (EX-MT), #97 Hutson RC SP (VG-EX) and #100 Henry RC SP complete set of (88) mostly (EX-MT) or better with #46 Blanda (EX-MT), #59 (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. Maynard (EX-MT) and #79 Kemp (EX-MT). Additional keys listed on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

78 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 394. (36) 395. 1950 396. 1950 1948 Leaf Bowman Topps Football Football Felt High Starter Backs Numbers Set Darrell with (90/144) Royal Bednarik & (29) Rookie & 1952 (Yellow) Nomellini Bowman PSA 5 RC Football Graded EX 5 by PSA. The Offered are Small (36) 1948 Leaf legendary Football high Singles Darrell Royal Assembled is numbers. The commanded a 1950 composite the old Bowman Football starter set of (90/144) cards along breakdown for Southwest with (29) 1952 Bowman Football Small singles. this seldom seen cache follows: 6% (EX-MT), 39% Conference as Highlights include 1950 Bowman starter: (90 cards, (EX), 44% (VG-EX) and 11% (VG or lesser). Included coach of the mostly VG to VG-EX) with #1 D. Walker (VG), #5 are #50, 51, #52 Nomellini RC (VG-EX, maroon jer- Texas Tittle RC (EX-MT), #132 Bednarik (EX-MT); 1952 sey), #54 Bednarik RC (VG, yellow back), 55, #56 Longhorns. Bowman Small: (29 cards, median EX to EX-MT) Folsom RC (VG-EX), #57 Rossides RC (VG-EX), 58- This pint-sized 1950 Topps Felt Backs treasure is with #17 Tittle (VG) and #29 McElhenny (NM). For 60, 62-64, 69-71, 75, 77-80, 82, 83, 85-90, 92-97 and adorned by a tough “yellow” background and has only more details, please visit our website. #98 DiMarco RC (VG-EX). mild peripheral wear. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

397. (6) 399. 1955 1950 Bowman Topps Football Felt Near Set Backs (159/160) PSA Assembled is a ready-to-com- Graded plete 1955 Cards Bowman with (5) Football near set of (159/160) Yellow cards. This final Each graded gridiron edition by PSA. for the Collegiate 398. 1954 Bowman Football Philadelphia gridironers hit Complete Set of (128) Cards confectioner has the field with Offered is an attractive 1954 Bowman Football com- an approximate these six 1950 plete set of (128) cards. This edition has an approxi- condition break- Topps Felt mate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or better), 30% down of 15% (NM or better), 35% (EX-MT), 20% Back singles. (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 30% (VG-EX or lesser) with (EX) and 30% (VG-EX or lesser) with moderate Included are typical instances of errant centering and wax staining. instances of wax staining. Keys include #1 D. Walker Red: Gilman Highlights include #23 Blanda RC (EX), #40 Graham (VG-EX), #7 Gifford (VG), #52 Summerall RC (EX), (PSA 7); Yellow: (5 cards) with PSA 7: Malekoff (none (trimmed), #41 D. Walker (EX), #53 Layne (EX-MT), #62 Blanda (EX-MT) and #152 Landry (VG). For more better), Perini (one better); PSA 6: Burnett, J. Martin #55 Gifford (VG) and #128 Lattner RC (EX). For more details, please visit our website. and PSA 4: Zinaich. details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

400. 1956 401. 1957 402. 1958 Topps Topps & 1959 Football Football Topps Complete Set Complete Football (120/120) with Set of (154) Complete (6) Checklist/ Cards Sets Contest Featured is a pio- Offered are neering 1957 these 1958 and Cards Topps Football 1959 Topps Jump into the vin- complete set of Football com- tage football fray (154 cards). This plete sets. with the offered horizontal series Included are 1956 Topps com- has an approxi- 1958 Topps: plete set of (120) mate condition (132/132, cards. Far from ordi- breakdown of 25% average EX- nary, this series also includes six checklist/contest (NM or better), MT to NM) cards. The approximate condition breakdown follows 40% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser) with #22 30% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and with minimal instances of errant centering or wax stain- Unitas (EX), 25% (VG or lesser). Keys include #1 Carson SP (VG- ing. Keys include #31 Blanda (NM-MT), #85 Lane RC #62 J. Brown RC (EX-MT), #66 Starr (EX), #73 EX), #22 Cardinals Team SP (VG), #53 Gifford (EX- (EX-MT), #88 Gifford (EX-MT), #94 Berry RC (EX- Gifford (NM), #90 Jurgensen RC (EX-MT); 1959 MT), #60 L. Moore RC SP (VG), #61 Redskins Team MT), #119 Starr RC (NM), #138 Unitas RC (EX) and Topps: (176/176, median EX-MT to NM) with #1 SP (VG), NNO CL SP (GD), C1 (GD), CS (GD), C3 #151 Hornung RC (EX-MT). Missing only #128 L. Unitas (VG), #10 J. Brown (EX-MT), #23 Starr (EX- (VG), CA (VG) and CB (GD). For more details, please Moore for completion. For more details, please visit MT), #82 Hornung (EX-MT) and #140 B. Mitchell RC visit our website. our website. (EX-MT). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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403. 1957 404. 1960- Topps 1963 Fleer Football Football Complete Complete/ Set Near Set (154/154) Run with Presented is a 1960-1963 Blony Fleer Football Checklist complete/near The Hall of set run. Fame rookie Highlights quarterback tri- include 1960 umvirate of Fleer set: Hornung, Starr (132/132 with and Unitas additional color headline this variations, 25% 1957 Topps NM or better, Football com- 30% EX-MT, plete set of 25% EX, 20% (154) cards. VG-EX or less- Accentuated by er) with #116 the inclusion of Stram RC CO a scarce check- (EX-MT), #124 list, this series Kemp RC (VG- has an approxi- EX); 1961 mate condition Fleer set: breakdown of (220/220, 15% 20% (NM or NM or better, better), 25% 40% EX-MT, 15% EX, 30% VG-EX or lesser, 5% writing) with #41 Meredith RC (VG), (EX-MT), 20% #155 Kemp (GD), #215 Maynard RC (EX-MT); 1962 Fleer set: (88/88, 10% NM or bet- (EX) and 35% (VG-EX or lesser). Keys include #85 Lane RC (EX-MT), #88 Gifford ter, 35% EX-MT, 20% EX, 35% VG-EX or lesser) with #46 Blanda (VG), #59 Maynard (NM), #94 Berry RC (VG), #119 Starr RC (GD), #138 Unitas RC (PR), #151 (VG-EX), #79 Kemp (VG-EX); 1963 Fleer near: (87/88, 20% NM or better, 35% EX- Hornung RC (EX-MT) and CL2 Blony CL SP (lightly pencil marked). Also present MT, 25% EX, 20% VG-EX or lesser, 5% writing) with #6 Long RC SP (EX-MT), #47 are low-grade hand cut salesman sample cards of R. Brown and LeBaron. For a com- Dawson RC (EX-MT), #64 Dougherty SP (EX), #72 Alworth RC (PR) and NNO CL SP plete list of key cards, please visit our website. (GD). For a complete list of key and missing cards, please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

405. 1962 Post Cereal Football Near Set of (196/200) The offered 1962 Post Cereal Football near set of (196/200) cards is a seldom-seen proposition for the gridiron enthusiast. Considering some brands sold better than others, certain common players are scarcer than some superstars. The approximate condition breakdown of this set is 15% 406. 1965 Topps Football Complete Set of (176) Car ds (NM or better), 20% (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 35% (VG-EX or lesser) with scant Acclaimed “tall boys” such as “Broadway Joe” headline the offered 1965 Topps instances of reverse writing. Due to the cards being issued on the backs of cereal Football complete set of (176) cards. These sizable slabs of NFL/AFL cardboard have boxes, some hand-cut cards do not show the black guidelines, which the grades an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (NM or better), 30% (EX), 30% (VG- reflect. Keys include #10 T. Moore SP (GD), #28 Shofner SP (VG), #29 Tittle SP EX) and 30% (VG or lesser) with scant instances or writing or trimming. Keys (VG), #59 Schmidt SP (GD), #74 S. Baker SP (GD, red asterick), #90 Unitas (EX- include #35 Kemp SP (EX), #46 W. Brown SP RC (GD), #69 Blanda SP (PR), #87 MT), #93 D. Baker SP (PR, stamped back), #110 Coia (PR, due to front writing), #111 CL SP (GD), #99 Dawson SP (VG), #122 Namath RC SP (trimmed), #133 Biletnikoff Ditka SP (PR), #139 Green SP (NM) and #186 Youso SP (EX-MT). For a complete RC SP (VG) and #176 CL SP (marked). For a complete list of key cards, please visit list of key cards, please visit our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

80 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 408. (3) 1960-1964 Fleer & Philadelphia Gum Football Complete Sets 407. 1961 Topps Football Featured is a trio of 1960-1964 Fleer Complete Set of (198/198) and Philadelphia Gum Football complete Presented is a 1961 Topps Football com- sets. Included are 1960 Fleer: (132/132, plete set of (198) cards. This arrange- average VG-EX to EX) with #20 Baugh ment has an approximate condition CO (EX-MT), #124 Kemp RC (VG); breakdown of 15% (NM or better), 30% 1961 Fleer: (220/220, median EX-MT) (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 25% (VG-EX with #11 J. Brown (EX-MT), #30 Unitas or lesser) with moderate wax staining (EX), #41 Meredith RC (EX-MT), #88 and centering issues. Keys include #1 Starr (EX-MT), #155 Kemp (NM), #197 Unitas (GD), #39 Starr (VG-EX), #71 J. Otto RC (EX), #215 Maynard RC (EX- Brown (VG), #150 Maynard RC (VG- MT); 1964 Philadelphia Gum: EX) and #166 Kemp (EX-MT). For (198/198 cards, average EX-MT to NM) more details, please visit our website. with #12 Unitas (NM) and #30 J. Brown Opening Bid $300.00 (NM). For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

409. (3) 1964-1967 Topps 410. 1966 & 1967 Topps Football Complete/Near Football Complete Sets Sets Assembled is a trio of 1964-1967 Topps Available are these 1966 and 1967 Football complete/near sets. Included are Topps Football complete sets of 1964 Topps near: (174/176, median (132) cards each. Highlights include EX-MT) with #30 Kemp SP (EX-MT), 1966 Topps set: (15% NM or better, #31 Lamonica RC (EX-MT), #96 35% EX-MT, 25% EX, 25% VG- Dawson SP (EX-MT), #121 Maynard EX or lesser) with #15 Funny Ring (NM); 1966 Topps complete: (132 CL (EX-MT), #26 Kemp (GD), #96 cards, composite EX-MT to NM) with Namath (GD), #132 CL (VG-EX); #15 Funny Ring CL (EX-MT), #26 1967 Topps set: (10% NM or better, Kemp (EX-MT), #96 Namath (NM); 40% EX-MT, 30% EX, 20% VG- 1967 Topps complete: (132 cards, aver- EX or lesser) with #24 Kemp (EX), age NM) with #24 Kemp (EX-MT), #82 #82 McDaniel RC (EX-MT), #98 McDaniel RC (NM-MT) and #98 Namath (VG) and #132 CL (VG). Namath (NM). For more details, please For more details, please visit our visit our website. website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00

411. 1968 & 1969 Topps 412. 1968 Football Complete Sets Topps with Inserts Football Offered is a pair of 1968 and 1969 Topps Test Teams Football complete sets with the accompanying insert series. Included are 1968 Complete Topps: (219/219, average EX-MT to NM) Set of (25) with #65 Namath (VG-EX), #149 Kemp This complete (EX-MT), #196 Griese RC (EX); 1968 1968 Topps Topps Stand-Ups: (22 cards, median EX- Football Test MT, all unpunched, unless noted) with Team Set of (25) Namath (punched); 1969 Topps: includes absolute- (263/263, median EX-MT) with #26 ly stunning specimens. Candidates for lofty technical assessment, the examples Piccolo RC (EX), #100 Namath (VG), include approximately 65% at the (NM) or better plateau; 25% (EX-MT) and 10% #120 Csonka RC (EX-MT) and 1969 (EX). Singularly inserted one per pack with cloth patch/sticker inserts, these cards Topps Four-in-One Inserts: (66 cards, were susceptible to gum stains on the reverse. Only the #25 Eagles card in this lot, composite EX-MT). For more details, however, somehow escaped this minor flaw. Keys include #10 Denver (NM), #11 please visit our website. Dallas (EX-MT) and #17 Oakland (NM). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $500.00

413. 1972 Topps Football 414. (5) 1971-1976 Topps Complete Set of (351/351) Football Complete/Near Presented is an extremely sharp 1972 Sets Topps Football complete set of For the gridiron specialist are these five (351/351) cards. This difficult-to-com- 1971-1976 Topps Football complete/near plete series has an approximate condi- sets. Included are 1971 Topps near: tion breakdown of 30% (NM-MT or (258/263, average EX-MT to NM) with better), 30% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) and #156 Bradshaw RC (NM), #245 Greene 15% (EX or lesser) with the challeng- RC (NM); 1973 Topps complete: (528 ing high numbers grading similarly. cards, median NM) with #89 Harris RC Keys include #100 Namath (NM), (EX-MT), #487 Stabler RC (NM); 1974 #150 Bradshaw (EX-MT), #200 Topps complete: (528 cards, median Staubach RC (EX), #272 Griese AP NM); 1975 Topps complete: (528 cards, (NM-MT), #291 Spurrier RC (NM), mainly NM) with #282 Swann RC (NM- #294 CL (NM), #341 Butkus IA (NM) MT), #367 Fouts RC (NM-MT) and 1976 and #343 Namath IA (EX-MT). For Topps near: (523/528, average NM) with more details, please visit our website. #148 Payton RC (NM-MT). For more Opening Bid $300.00 details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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415. 1972 Washington Redskins NFC Champions Salesman Sample Ring The 1972 Washington Redskins, led by the veteran-loving head coach George Allen, went 11-3 in the regular season, allowing the Packers and Cowboys only three points a piece in the playoffs before falling to the undefeated Dolphins, 14-7, in Super Bowl VII. The offered 1972 Washington Redskins NFC Champions sample ring displays a bur- gundy-colored top surface with golden Redskins logo insert, surrounded by 14 diamond-colored gems. The ring has “N.F.C.” above the top, with “Champions” below, “19” to the right and “72” to the left. The left panel features a Redskins helmet with team name above and “Togetherness” below, while the right has scores from the two playoff games: Redskins 16, Packers 6 and Redskins 26, Cowboys 3 with “Allen” above and Super Bowl VII below. Opening Bid $1000.00

416. 1988-2008 Goal Line Art Gold Edition (#/100) Complete Set of (192) Signed P ostcards Conceived in the creative mind of Gary Thomas in 1988, the Goal Line Art series is an eagerly anticipated annual tradition amongst National Football Hall of Fame autograph collectors. These colorful 4x6 artist renderings are noted for the intricately crafted players’ likeness and exceptional uniform detailing. This comprehensive 1988-2008 set of (192) signed postcards features more than 75% of all Canton inductees. Housed in decorative football leather binders, only 100 copies of this Gold Edition were distributed through the Football Hall of Fame. With one exception (Riggins), each artwork is serially numbered #63/100 and penned in blue or black Sharpie with mostly (“8- 9”) or better precision. Highlights include: #5 Bradshaw, #6 J. Brown, #11 Graham, #12 Grange, #19 Luckman , #24 Rozelle, #34 P. Brown, #39 Ditka, #43 Hirsch, #44 Hornung, (2) #54 Namath (one proof #/50), #62 Buchanan, #63 Butkus, #71 Hutson, #86 Staubach, #88 Tittle, #89 Turner, #93 Baugh, #97 A. Davis, #99 Ewbank, #115 Riggins (not #/100, Online COA), #116 Sayers, #118 Upshaw (matches jersey number), #133 Landry, #140 Payton, #146 D. Walker, #147 Walsh, #168 O. Simpson, #170 Starr, #174 Unitas, #187 Mara, #188 Shula, #199 L. Taylor, #200 Long, #202 Montana, #224 Elway, #225 B. Sanders, #227 Marino, #229 S. Young and #230 Aikman. Interestingly, upon purchase the victor will also secure subscriber’s rights for subsequent update sets at factory costs. For a complete list of signed cards and additional details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $2500.00

82 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 418. Favre, P. Manning and Montana Signed Full-Sized Helmets With one enshrined in Canton and the other two on a 417. Hall of Fame Football Helmet Signed by (22) Quarterback Greats direct path to that same revered institution, the (3) quar- A most appropriate medium, this full-size football helmet features “Hall of Fame” decals and is decorated with the terbacks that have autographed these full-sized football bold autographs of (22) of the game’s most revered signal callers. The black Sharpie pennings average (9-10”) quali- helmets can all boast of Super Bowl laurels and ty throughout and include: Aikman, Baugh, Blanda, Bradshaw, Dawson, Elway, Fouts, Griese, Jurgensen, Kelly, untouchable records. Includes: Favre Packers, inscribed Marino, Montana, Moon, Namath, C. Parker, Starr, Staubach, Tarkenton, Tittle, Trippi, Unitas and Young. Full photo “4 - ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 MVP - 3 in a row”; P. Manning Colts, LOA from James Spence Authentications. More details on our website. inscribed “18”; and Montana 49ers. Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

420. Walter Payton Signed & Framed Jersey with (4) Inscriptions Add a dose of “sweetness” to 419. (6) Hall of Fame Quarterbacks your Hall of Fame 421. “Coal Mine to Goal Line” Litho Signed Helmets With Namath, Elway football collection Signed by (5) With Unitas and and Staubach with this attractive Hall of Fame signal callers have individually auto- Walter Payton Montana graphed these (6) full-size pro model football helmets. (d.1999) signed A hotbed for NFL signal calling greats, the Pittsburgh, Showcasing the colorful team logos, these ideal display and framed jersey with four inscriptions. Expertly PA area and its native athletes are celebrated on this pieces are accented by bold pennings (“9-10” strength framed and matted with minimal exterior wear to limited edition (55/1000) “Coal Mine to Goal Line” throughout) of franchise icons. Includes: Elway Denver 38x46, the career achievements of Payton are craftily lithograph signed by (5) Hall of Fame quarterbacks. Broncos; Fouts San Diego Chargers; Namath embroidered into his acclaimed #34 Bears jersey. On The 32-3/4 x 18-7/8” print depicts Warner Bros. University of Alabama; Simms New York Giants; Starr the back numbers Payton carefully endorsed his name favorites portraying big name QBs. Each has signed on Green Bay Packers; and Staubach Dallas Cowboys. via silver Sharpie and added 16,726, Sweetness, Super the lower border, with felt tip pennings showing (“9- Individual certs/holograms from James Spence Bowl XX and HOF 1993 as inscriptions. The autograph 10”) quality throughout. Includes: Kelly, Marino, Authentications. More on our website. grades (“9-10”) and comes with a full photo LOA from Montana, Namath and Unitas. Cartoonists Charles and Tom McKinson have signed, as well. PSA/DNA holo- Opening Bid $400.00 JSA. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $250.00 gram #K41094 (no basic cert). Opening Bid $250.00

422. (4) Difficult Football Hall of 423. (5) Autographed Football 424. Hall of Fame Football Executive Famer Signed Items Bert Bell Signed Check Lot (200) Autograph hounds will enjoy this quartet of Pro Lithographs With Montana, Marino Offered is a grouping of deBernville Bell, known to Football Hall of Fame signed items. Includes: Jim and Namath most as Bert Bell, owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and Conzelman (d.1970) signed 4x3-1/2” cut with a black Vividly portrayed (or represented under the guise of a pioneering member of the Football Hall of Fame. Bell ink signature (“9”); John L. “Paddy” Driscoll cartoon favorite), NFL greats have decorated these (5) (d.1959) signed the majority of these checks on the (d.1968) signed 7x2-3/4” cut with a blue ink signature colorful displays with autographs showing (“9-10”) front with his full name, deBernville Bell. Each signa- (“8”); Henry Jordan (d.1977) signed personal check strength throughout. Displayed in various sized frames ture grades in the (“8-9”) range with a few lesser. These with a blue ink signature (“9”); Johnny “Blood” (with one piece not framed) the bold signatures include: checks came directly from the family so no LOA McNally (d.1985) signed 1977 Fleer Immortals card in (2) T. Davis, Elam, (2) Elway, Griffith, Marino, accompanies. blue ink (“8-9,” signed on the front and back). Auction McCafferty, Montana, Namath, Romanowski and Opening Bid $500.00 LOA from James Spence Authentications. Simms. Complete details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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425. Ali/Beatles 1964 Framed Photo Signed by Ali - Full PSA/DNA Simultaneously launching their respective unparalleled endeavors in 1960, Muhammad Ali and The Beatles were to wrest the attention and adoration of millions of followers the globe over. Ali, of course, had just secured the Gold Medal as a Light Heavyweight in the 1960 Olympics. The Beatles, mean- while, having built their reputation in clubs throughout Liverpool and Hamburg, were destined to reach unprecedented heights both in England and abroad. Bound to cross paths during a time of political and social upheaval, Ali and the Beatles finally did meet. The offered piece carries immeasurable value for both its remarkably bold autograph and for the image of the enter- tainers (and in Ali’s case, an athlete/entertainer) who boldly bucked established mores and trends to make their own statements on their own terms while attracting a following unprecedented in terms of size and fervor. Framed to dimensions of 52-5/8 x 42-1/2”, this 40x30 black-and-white photograph portrays the youthful “Fab Four” posing in a Miami, Florida boxing ring as Ali mockingly delivers a right-hand “knockout” blow that strikes George Harrison and, of course, has a domino effect designed to topple the musicians in succession. The photo was taken in February 1964, shortly after the Beatles had debuted on U.S. soil. While nobody in his right mind would dare step into a ring with Ali at that time, the Beatles were perhaps the only idols whose popularity rivaled Ali’s. Thus, this photo opportunity came to fruition and was warmly embraced by all who took part. In gold marker, Ali has endorsed the image with a signature that trumpets “Perfect 10” strength and clarity, trump- ing just about any Ali penning you’ll ever behold. This is truly an item without peer, as it melds Americana, entertainment and legendary athleticism. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (certification #J86291). Opening Bid $2000.00

426. Signed Muhammad Ali/LeRoy Neiman “Athlete of the Century” Serigraph This limited edition dual- signed serigraph represents perhaps the apex of a unique relationship that has spanned nearly half a century and produced images, both men- tal and physical, of unparalleled greatness in both sport and art. Revered in their respective endeavors, Muhammad Ali and LeRoy Neiman were bound to cross paths as they reigned supreme and defined the very crafts that brought them acclaim. And on May 19, 1962, their first of countless meetings took place. Appropriately, the site was a dressing room at New York’s St. Nicholas Arena, a far less glamorous venue that was most fitting for performers of up-and-coming status. There, Neiman sketched his outspoken subject in the minutes before he disposed of Billy Daniels to up his professional record to 14-0. And so began a bond in which the artist captured the fighter in a manner as unique as Ali’s talents and simultaneously, the famed pugilist embraced art for both its beauty and as a hands-on hobby. Composed on textured cotton canvas that measures 34x49, this particular work is an unmistakable Neiman treasure on which dominant shades of red, yellow and turquoise combine to form an image said to be the most familiar in the world. Specifically, the likeness is based on Neiman’s 1964 sketches depicting a (then) 22-year-old who was outspoken, brash and about to rule the boxing world. Produced in 2001, the piece is entitled “Muhammad Ali: Athlete of the Century.” The portrayal, of course, is of a youthful champion. The venues and settings for future meetings were larger and decidedly more populated. The passion of both fighter and artist, however, never waned in the least. Said Neiman of this piece: “All of my experiences and obser- vations of Ali are summed up in this portrait. This painting is for me the quintessential, colorful, confident Ali. It shows his fighting face, with that theatrical flair, that is so familiar to the world and epitomizes a career that extended to a public far beyond the boxing ring. He was fast with his rhetoric and swift with his fists, and the intent of the painting and print is to emphasize his boundless energy.” Numbered “266/850,” the gorgeous print is decorated on the lower border with graphite pencil signatures of Ali (lower left) and Neiman (lower right), with each projecting (“8-9”) strength and clarity. There is nary a doubt that both icons are and always will be without peer. The offered limited edition piece captures the essence of this incomparable pairing. Opening Bid $1500.00

84 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 427. Signed Stephen 428. Holland “Ali 1965” Autographed Giclee-on-Canvas Stephen Holland Questions will always linger regard- “Ali In His ing Muhammad Ali’s quick disposal of challenger Sonny Liston in their Prime” Giclee- 1965 rematch. Did Ali’s “phantom” on-Canvas punch spell Liston’s demise? Could Intent to harm is depicted any of the record-low 2,434 onlook- on Muhammad Ali’s ers say they definitively saw Ali handsome face in this land that fatal blow? As clouded as limited edition (27/96) the details are regarding the bout hand-enhanced giclee-on- and its curious setting in canvas autographed by Lewistown, Maine, it produced both its famed subject arguably the most famous image in and by artist Stephen the annals of sport: a Neil Feifer Holland. Composed in photograph capturing Ali defiantly 2006, this colorful depic- towering over his beaten foe. tion measures 29x41 and Limited to just 96, this Stephen portrays the champion Holland artist’s rendition of that throwing a savage right timeless gesture is boldly auto- cross. Ali’s sizable gold graphed by both the famous subject Sharpie penmanship proj- and artist. Measuring 25-1/2 x 41”, ects (“9-10”) quality. this hand-enhanced giclee-on-can- Holland’s endorsement vas captures the (then) 23-year-old shows (“9-10”) attributes, champion towering over the fallen as well. This masterful ex-titlist. Speculation was that artwork, placed alongside Liston bet against himself that night the Ali companion piece and took a dive as a favor to under- on this page, is as domi- world acquaintances. The only nating a presence as the definitive truth was that the brash Champ himself. The Ali stood over Liston, shouting, piece bears a limited edi- “Get up and fight, sucker!” as refer- tion status of “27/96” ee Jersey Joe Walcott looked on. (matching the number as Vivid imagery and vibrant colors comprise the fare in this breathtaking work. Those the other Holland piece attributes, however, are trumped by Ali’s gold Sharpie penning, which was executed on this page) and comes in sizable characters to trumpet (“9-10”) strength and clarity. Holland’s penning shows with a COA from Sports similar quality. The piece bears a limited edition status of “27/96” and comes with a Placement Service, Inc. COA from Sports Placement Service, Inc. CEO Harlan Werner. CEO Harlan Werner. Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

429. Unique Muhammad Ali Autographed Boxing Glove with Original Sketch The presented autographed Everlast boxing glove may be “the greatest” and not just because Muhammad Ali signed the piece. The large, bold black ink signature is just one draw to this glove; the large boxing ring drawing – done in Ali’s hand – dominates the upper portion of the piece. All the ink work was penned by Ali with the boxing ring image resembling the ”Sting Like a Bee” serigraph art that Ali produced. The drawing and signature both grade (“9”), and the vintage glove shows mild usage (although it is unclear if Ali himself wore the glove). This marvelous artifact, unique in nature, comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications and an accompanying LOA from Peter Morkovin. Opening Bid $750.00

430. “Sting Like a Bee” Serigraph - Created and Signed by Muhammad Ali Presented is a beautiful serigraph created and signed by Muhammad Ali in 1979. Ali produced (5) different serigraph pieces, but this is the only boxing- related issue. Dubbed Sting Like a Bee, this image bears an uncanny resemblance to the drawing on the signed boxing glove (also on this page of the auction). The 22x26 artwork is #388/500 and has a large pencil signature of Ali in the lower right corner, grading (“9”). The item comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Opening Bid $300.00

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432. Easton Press 433. “Muhammad Ali: His 434. “Muhammad Ali; In 431. Muhammad Ali 16x20 Muhammad Ali His Life & Life & Times” Autograph Perspective” Autographed Photograph Signed Cassius Times LE Autographed Clay Book Hardback Book Book Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

436. 438. Ali vs Muhammad Foreman Ali Black 1974 Zaire Trunk Fight Red Signed Felt Pennant 435. (2) Muhammad Ali 437. Muhammad Ali vs Joe Opening Bid Signed “Soul of a Butterfly” Salvino Frazier Signed 1971 Fight $100.00 Opening Bid Books $250.00 Pennant Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

441. Muhammad Ali vs Joe 442. Ali vs Coopman 1976 439. Muhammad Ali vs 440. Muhammad Ali Signed Frazier 1971 On-Site Rare On-Site George Foreman Rare Zaire Tribute Invitation Commemorative Gold Glove Commemorative Gold Glove White Felt Pennant Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 & On-Site Pennant with On-Site Pennant Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00

443. Final Prototype Pair of 444. Muhammad Ali Portrait 445. Muhammad Ali “AKA 446. Muhammad Ali “The Adidas Muhammad Ali Boxing Boots by Andy Cassius Clay” One-Sheet Greatest” German Movie Confidence Shoes - Rare Warhol Movie Poster, 1970 One-Sheet Poster, 1974 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $100.00

448. 1976 Muhammad Ali 10” Mego Action Figure in Original 447. 1960s Muhammad Ali & Box 450. (24) Muhammad Ali Opening Bid 449. 1986 Effanbee Howard Cosell Punching $100.00 Muhammad Ali Vinyl 18” Mint-in-Box Dolls and Puppets Doll Mint in Box Figurines Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

86 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 452. 1910 James Jeffries vs. Jack Johnson RPPC with (2) Stubs In a racially charged super bout, reigning heavyweight 451. (2) Circa 1890s John L. Sullivan champ Jack Johnson proved his doubters wrong by best- ing James J. Jeffries over fifteen rounds at Reno, Nevada and James J. Corbett Cabinets on July 4, 1910. This approximately 5-1/2 x 3-1/2” real 453. 1926 Dempsey vs. Tunney Better known as the combatants of a famed 1892 title photo postcard details in remarkable clarity the proceed- bout, John L. Sullivan and James J. Corbett are joined World’s Championship 3-Inch ings of the slugfest. Produced by Photo Craft Shop of once again on this pair of period cabinets. Included are Medallion from First Fight San Francisco, the surface presents (VG-EX) with mild 1.) John L. Sullivan 4-1/8 x 6-1/2” cabinet from This 3-inch metal medallion commemorates one of the creasing. The reverse is postmarked just six days after unidentified manufacturer. Acclaimed as “Champion of highlights of America’s Sesquicentennial Celebration in the fight. A pair of stubs (both GD to VG) accompany. the World”, the collectible of this Massachusetts native Philadelphia: the 1926 Heavyweight Boxing For more details, please visit our website. presents (VG-EX) and 2.) James J. Corbett 4-1/4 x 6- Championship between Jack Dempsey and Gene 1/2” cabinet from Napoleon Sarony - New York pub- Opening Bid $300.00 Tunney. This unique piece of memorabilia from their lisher. The only fighter to best Sullivan, this portrait first fight shows rudimentary casting spots along the grades (EX to EX-MT) with age-induced foxing. outer edge and some oxidation. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

454. 1935 456. (26) J.A. 1901-1956 Pattreiouex Boxing #32 Joe Singles Louis PSA with 8—None Several Better Hall of Graded NM-MT Famers 8 by PSA. The Renowned “Brown Bomber” pugilists take on takes on all com- all comers with ers with this 1935 these (26) 1901- J.A. Pattreiouex 455. (3) 1928-1939 English Boxing 1956 boxing #32 Joe Louis singles with sev- single. Hailing Complete Sets eral Hall of Pugilist historians will savor this high-grade trio of 1928- from the Famers. Keys include 1908 Ogden’s Pugilists and 1939 English boxing complete sets. Included in these “Sporting Wrestlers: Jeffries (EX); 1922 Comic Life Sports (50) card series are 1.) 1928 Ogden’s Cigarettes Pugilists Celebrities” Champions: Dempsey (EX); 1922 The Champion: in Action (average EX-MT to NM) with #15 Dempsey series, this Dempsey (EX); 1938 Cartledge Famous Prize (EX-MT), #47 Tunney (NM); 2.) 1938 Churchman’s English tobacco issue is one of two at the grading tier Fighters: #30 J. Louis (NM); 1938 Churchman Boxing Personalities (average NM) with #12 Dempsey with none better. A solid perimeter and precise center- Boxing Personalities: (2) #26 Louis (EX-MT, EX) and (NM), #26 J. Louis (NM); 3.) 1939 Cartledge Famous ing proudly frame the black-and-white image of this 1947 Cummings Famous Fighters: #1 J. Louis (EX- Prize Fighters (average NM to NM-MT) with #26 American icon. MT). For more details, please visit our website. Dempsey (NM) and #30 J. Louis (NM-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

458. 1951 Topps Ringside Boxing Near Set of (87/96) with #49 Murphy Compiled is a near set of 1951 Topps Ringside 459. Muhammad Ali Signed Index Boxing with Card - PSA/DNA 10 (87) of the (96) “The Greatest” by his own assessment (and that of the 457. 1948 Leaf Boxing Card cards. Averaging dozens of opponents he knocked to the canvas), Complete Set (49) on Tougher Cream in VG-EX to EX Muhammad Ali has decorated the offered index card Stock condition, this with his incredibly bold signature and heartfelt senti- Presented is a complete set of 1948 Leaf Boxing cards. lot includes #6 ments. Encapsulated with autographed graded GEM- This “skip-numbered” set of (49) cards features the Walcott (VG- MT 10 by PSA/DNA, the item is signed in black mark- hard-to-find cream-colored card stock and includes a EX), 11 Baer er, dated “12-21-88” and inscribed, “Serve God, He is number of stars, highlighted by #48 Louis (PSA 4), #1 (EX), 12 Conn (VG-EX), 31 Walcott (EX), 34 the Goal.” Dempsey (VG-EX), #102 LaMotta (VG-EX) and #64 Robinson/Servo (EX), 49 Bob Murphy (VG), 69 Opening Bid $200.00 Robinson (GD). The remainder of the set grades 25% Sullivan (VG-EX) and 95 Tunney (VG-EX). The nine VG-EX, 40% VG and 35% GD or lesser. cards excluded are #3, 10, 21, 32, 35, 43, 53, 59 and 88. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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461. Muhammad Ali Signed “The Greatest” Toon Art Lithograph Though it was a sparsely attended fight in Lewiston, Maine, Muhammad Ali’s 1965 drubbing of Sonny Liston is celebrated to this day by millions who have long been captivated by the stunning images. Framed to dimensions of 30- 1/4 x 26-1/4”, this limited edition (202/750) Toon 460. Muhammad Ali/Chuck Wepner Signed 20x16 Photo Art “The With Steiner COA Greatest” litho- Following the David vs. Goliath script until the waning seconds, the 1975 heavy- graph is auto- weight title bout between Muhammad Ali and challenger Chuck Wepner provided the graphed by its inspiration for the box office smash “Rocky.” The offered photograph is signed by the famous subject. principals of that heated confrontation, a near-upset at Cleveland’s Richfield Depicted in black Coliseum. Framed to dimensions of 26-3/8 x 22-3/8” with white matting, this black- and white as he beckoned a beaten Liston to get back on his feet on that fateful night, and-white print depicts Ali (who had been knocked down in the ninth round) watching Ali has endorsed the piece in blue marker, his powerful signature projecting (“9”) as Wepner falls into the ropes in the telltale 15th round. The photo has acetate high- quality. Added to the landscape are color images of Warner Bros. cartoon characters. lights and is accented by the bold blue Sharpie autographs (both “10” strength) of Ali Portrayed in various capacities ranging from a cameraman, a corner man, a doctor and and Wepner. COA from Steiner Sports. a referee (among other things), the likes of Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd and Speedy Opening Bid $200.00 Gonzalez survey Ali’s wreckage. COA from Toon Art, Inc. Opening Bid $200.00

462. 463. Muhammad Muhammad Ali Single- Ali Signed Signed & Framed Baseball Boxing with Trunks Steiner & “Float like a butterfly, sting like a 464. Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing JSA The Louisville bee” with the Glove and Baseball - Full JSA Lip is the proud offered “The Greatest” dabbles in two sports with this pair of endorser of this Muhammad Ali autographed keepsakes. Includes: Signed Boxing Muhammad Ali single-signed OML baseball. Penned signed and framed boxing trunks. Framed and matted Glove a red leather “Everlast” right-hand glove signed on the sweet spot via blue fountain pen, the (“9-10”) to 34x34 with moderate abrasions to the framing, the by Ali in silver Sharpie (“9” strength); Signed Baseball autograph displays exceptional visual appeal. Steiner replica black-and-white Everlast apparel is penned on an off-white ONL Giamatti sphere (grade “7-8”) signed COA sticker and full photo LOA from JSA. the left portion in blue ink. The well-defined script on the sweet spot in black ink (“6-7” strength). grades (“8-9”) and comes with a full photo LOA from Individual full photo LOAs from James Spence Opening Bid $200.00 JSA. Authentications. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

465. 466. Muhammad G.O.A.T. Ali/Joe Frazier Muhammad Signed Boxing Ali Signed Gloves Mega-Book Shadowbox This “Collector’s Display Edition” of Combatants in “The Fight GOAT (Greatest of the Century” and “The of All Time) Thrilla in Manila,” chronicles the life Muhammad Ali and Joe and achievements Frazier are the subjects in of Muhammad Ali and is autographed by its widely acclaimed subject. Measuring this impressive shadow- 22x22, the sizable volume contains 792 pages of photos and text spanning six box display. Measuring decades of Ali’s remarkable life. Produced in 2001 by Taschen, the keepsake weighs 38-1/8 x 27-1/8 x 5-3/4”-deep, the mahogany piece showcases red leather “Everlast” in at just over 70 lbs. and is signed on a glassine page by Ali. While the translucent gloves respectively autographed (black marker) by Ali (“8” strength) and Frazier (“7”). surface yields the slightest ink migration, Ali’s black marker scripting remains bold Accenting the display are (3) black-and-white action photos and a plaque with an and definitively projects (“9”) strength and clarity. engraved legend. Steiner Sports COA/holograms. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

88 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 467. E-Series Non-Sport Set and Near Set Card Collection With 1896 Yellow Kid Comics These turn-of-the-century non-sports set and near set collectibles portray everything from mili- tary personnel to flags to wildlife specimens to comics. Highlights include: 1896 Adams E231 Yellow Kid Comics complete set of (25), presents nicely but has vintage tape adhered to most; 1901 Breisch-Williams E1 Army Cards complete set of (25) depictions of soldiers form nine different nations, average (VG); 1910 American Caramel E10 Navy Carriers complete set of (21), mostly (VG) with (7) duplicates; 1910s American Chewing Products E18D Flags (15/30) mostly (EX); 1910s Lowney’s Bird Cards near set of (23/25), average (VG-EX); 1910s Philadelphia Confections E29 Zoo cards complete set of (50), average (VG); 1910s Menagerie Gum E26 Animals (16/27); average (VG-EX); 1912 American Caramel E15 Flags complete set of (40), average (EX); and 1940s Necco E196 Strange People of Many Lands near set of (21/24); average (VG-EX). Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

468. 1933-40 R73 Goudey Indian Gum Near Set of (212/216) with (2) Premiums Those participants who forged their existence in “romantic America” are illustrated with this 1933-40 Goudey Indian Gum near set of (212/216 cards). These vivid depictions have an approximate condition breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and 40% (VG or lesser) with approximately 10% displaying reverse back damage. Included are Series of 24: #15 (VG); Series of 48 Blue Stripe: (4 cards) with #48 Red Tomahawk (VG-EX); Series of 48 Red Stripe: (67 cards) with #1 Shienne Tribe (VG), #38 Sitting Bull (EX); Series of 96: (40 cards); Series of 192: (27 cards); Series of 216: (24 cards); Series of 264: (24 cards); Series of 312 Scenes: (24 cards) and Series of 312 White: #208 Taiomah (FR). Also included are three duplicates for #1 Shienne Tribe (VG, Series 96), #29 Osceola (EX-MT, Series 96) and #48 Red Tomahawk (EX-MT, Series of 48 Red Stripe. A pair of Indian Gum premiums for Big Face Chief (FR, due to tape residue) and Many Mules (FR, due to pin holes) round out this collection. For more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $500.00

469. (11) 1920s-1950s Non-Sport Sets and Near-Sets Portraying everything from circus folk to patriotic flags to nature and its wondrous creatures, these (11) sets and near-sets hail from the 1920s through 1950s. Impeccably preserved for the most part, the assortments are highlighted by: 1930s Brooksie and Her Pals complete set of (5) with (6) duplicates; 1930s Kellogg’s Kut-Outs complete set of (6); 1930s Sealtest Circus Die-Cuts (11/12) with tabs intact; and 1952 Quaker Oats North American Big Game Trophies complete set of (9). Complete listing on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

470. 1959 Fleer Three Stooges #16 Checklist Back White Back PSA 8 Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA. Featured is a 1959 Fleer Three Stooges #16 “You Can’t Keep Your Money” checklist back. The card is one of only (3) at this level with three better. This comical rendition is bolstered by a strong perimeter, decent centering and a clean, unmarked white card stock back. Opening Bid $1200.00

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471. 472. Circa 473. 1882 Circa 1862-1863 Bailey, Dix 1860s Abner & Mead Abraham Doubleday Sitting Lincoln Civil War Bull CDV with CDV Cabinet Brady’s Presented is a Legendary war circa 1862-1863 chief “Sitting Back Abner Bull” is front Mark Doubleday and center on Presented is a Civil War CDV. this high-grade contemporary Pictured as 1882 Bailey, 1860s brigadier gener- Dix and Mead Abraham al, this approxi- cabinet. The Lincoln CDV. mately 2-1/2 x 118-year-old Pictured dur- 4” sepia-toned premium grades ing his tenure treasure is (EX-MT to as sixteenth crease-free with NM) with only an inconsequential surface imperfection President of an (EX-MT) along the bottom right portion. The yellow checklist the United obverse. Despite vintage pencil writing and traces of reverse is vibrant and free of any flaws. Portrayed only States, Lincoln commands this approximately 2-1/2 x glue residue on the reverse, the Anthony and Brady six years following the epic “Battle of Little Bighorn,” 4” memento. The “head and shoulders” portrait pres- back mark is barely affected. this period memento is ideal for historians of the ents (EX to EX-MT) with a crease-free sepia image and Opening Bid $500.00 American West. clean Brady’s back mark. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

474. 476. Circa 1895 1890s Buffalo Buffalo Bill N566 Bill Newsboy Cody Cabinet - Cabinet SGC 60 Presented is Encapsulated a circa and Graded 1890s 60 EX 5 by Buffalo Bill SGC, this Cody cabi- 1895 Buffalo net. This 475. 1893 Arbuckle Coffee “Sports Bill N566 appealing and Pastimes of All Nations” Newsboy 4-1/4 x 6- Cabinet is the 1/2 premi- Complete Set of (51) Cards lone speci- Span the globe with this 1893 Arbuckle Coffee “Sports um was men at its tier and Pastimes of All Nations” complete set of (51) trade published with none cards. The candid illustrations generally present (VG to by Stacy of graded high- VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. Two exam- Brooklyn, er. The plug tobacco premium showcases a 3-3/8 x 5” ples of card #24 are found. The #1 United States repre- New York. The ivory finished portrait presents (EX- black-and-white photo of the bearded frontiersman sentation (VG-EX) depicts an early baseball scene. MT) with a clean reverse. adhered to a cardboard backing whose soft corners Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $200.00 account for the technical assessment. Opening Bid $200.00

477. 1896 Whitehead & Hoag Little Pinkies Complete Set of (20) Pins Produced by the Whitehead & Hoag Company of Newark, the 479. (7) Circa 1910s “L” Leather offered Little Premiums with Geronimo Pinkies complete set of (20) pins is ideal for the nine- 478. (4) Circa 1910s Billie Burke Presented is a grouping of seven circa 1910s “L” teenth century collector. The surfaces of these humor- Poses Pennants leather premiums from a variety of designations. These ous 3-4” premiums generally present (EX to EX-MT) Better known as “Glinda” from the 1939 MGM classic die-cut keepsakes have sustained moderate wear with some better and others lesser. The paper backing The Wizard of Oz, Billie Burke was a prolific actress throughout including leather aging and multiple pin- inserts average (VG to EX) with varying degrees of for more than six decades. Presented is a quartet of holes along the perimeter. Included are L3 National soiling and errant centering. Advertising Liner variants circa 1910s Billie Burke Poses pennants. These colorful Flags: United States (VG); L5 Hamilton King Girls: include (11) American Pepsin Gum (two different col- 28” felts with tassels generally present in (VG to VG- (4 leathers) with “Fencing Girl” (VG-EX), “Light ors), (5) Whitehead & Hoag (three different variations) EX) condition due to a combination of wear. Included Opera Dancer” (VG), “Rowing Girl” (EX), “Skating and (1) W.M F. Miller with three missing the inserts. are “Bathing Girl”, “Co-Ed”, “Stage Beauty” and Girl” (VG-EX); L7 Indian Chiefs: (2 leathers) with Key badge “The Ballplayer” presents (VG-EX). “Sweet Sixteen”. Minnehaha (VG-EX) and Geronimo (VG). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $750.00

90 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 480. (5) 1890 N324 S.F. Hess “Terms 481. (12) 1893 N135 W. Duke Sons & 482. (61) 1895 N566 Newsboy Non- of Poker Illustrated” Singles From one of the more difficult nineteenth century non- Co. “Talk of the Diamond” Cards Sport Premiums with (5) Russell Interesting nineteenth century imagery prevails on these Voluptuous actresses are the focus of these (61) 1895 sports issues, these five 1890 N324 S.F. Hess “Terms of twelve 1893 N135 W. Duke Sons & Co. “Talk of the N566 Newsboy Type 1 & 2 Cabinets. Headlined by (5) Poker Illustrated” singles were released as part of a Diamond” cards. Early baseball illustrations, terminolo- Lillian Russell, this entertaining gallery is captured on promotional campaign for Creole Cigarettes of gy and cultural vignettes are vividly portrayed. sturdy slabs of antique cardboard. Included are Type 1: Rochester. These vibrant specimens, which portray Included are “A Big Hit” (FR), “A Foul Catch” (GD), (18 cards, median FR to GD, 33% have writing) with comical renditions of poker lingo, include “Calling for “A Good Throw” (GD), “A Heavy Batter” (GD), “A #4 L. Russell (VG), (2) #309 L. Russell (VG-EX, VG), a Sight” (GD), “Jack Poe” (FR), “Tens and Fives” (VG- Home Run” (VG), “A Pitcher in the Box” (FR), “A #332 L. Russell (VG-EX) and Type 2: (43 cards, most- EX), “Tray Full” (FR) and “Two Fives” (PR) with Rounder (VG), “After the Ball” (GD), “Going for Third ly FR to GD, 20% have smoke damage or writing) with reverse writing. Base (FR), “Left Field” (GD), “Left on Base” (GD) and #2 L. Russell (GD). For a complete list of subjects, Opening Bid $200.00 “Stealing a Base” (FR). please visit our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $300.00

483. (319) 484. (92) 1933-1942 1930s-1942 War- “R” Non- Related Sports Non- Type Sports Collection Collection Indulge you sweet tooth with with High these (92) Numbers 1930s-1942 “R” The struggle non-sports Type for global cards. Featured supremacy and are 1930s R129 485. (790+) 1940-41 R177 Gum Inc. its consequences are chronicled on these (319) 1933- American 1942 war-related singles from a variety of issues. Keys History: (27 Zoom Series 1-3 Singles include 1938 Gum Inc. Horrors of War: (140 cards, cards, median Soar to new heights with these (790+) 1940-1941 R177 median GD to VG, 25% back stamps or writing, 3 high GD to VG) with (2) #324 Washington (both VG); Gum Inc. Zoom singles. Multiple near sets are probable numbers); 1939 Gum Inc. War News Pictures: (52 1930s R132 Aviation: (30 cards, mostly GD); 1930s with this mixed selection that averages (GD) with 10- cards, median VG) with #112 SP (trimmed) and 1941 R150 Time Marches On: (11 cards, composite VG) 15% displaying reverse back damage or writing. Gum Inc. Uncle Sam: (87 cards, mostly VG to VG- and 1933 Sweet Company Tootsie Circus: (6 cards, Included are (100) Series 1, (95) Series 2 and (598) EX, two high numbers) with #122 SP (FR) and #135 median VG) with Bare-Back Rider, Bears, Camel, Series 3 (several of all color variations). SP (FR). Moderate duplication is found throughout. For Menagerie Wagon, Monkeys and Snake Charmer. For Opening Bid $400.00 more details, please visit our website. more details, please visit our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

486. (200+) 487. 488. (6) 1930s-1940s 1940s- 1910-1956 Non-Sports 1950s American Singles with Non-Sport Indian G-Men Card Lot Complete/ Featured are With 1952 Near Sets & (200+) 1930s- 1940s non-sports Topps Albums Presented is a singles including Look ‘n 1933 Gum Inc. grouping of six See 1910-1956 Pirate’s Picture Thirteen sepa- American Indian Bubble Gum: (4 rate 1940s- complete/near sets cards, mostly VG) 1950s non- and albums. 1934 National sports issues Included are 1910 Chicle Sky Birds: are represented in this lot of mostly mid-grade cards. E46 Philadelphia (21 cards, compos- Highlights include: 1950 Bowman Wild Man (13/72) Caramel Indian Pictures near: (24/25, average PR to ite GD) with Series of 48: (15 cards, median GD) with with (3) duplicates; (VG) and (VG-EX) with (12) 1st FR, 25% writing or back damage, missing #17 #20 Rickenbacker (GD), #23 von Richtofen (PR); Series cards and (3) 2nd Series cards; 1952 Topps Geronimo); 1910 E46 Philadelphia Gum Indian Series of 144: (6 cards, median VG) with #48 Earhart Look ‘n See (80/135) with (45) duplicates; median Pictures near: (20/25, average PR, 25% writing or (FR), #49 O. Wright (EX); 1936-37 Gum Inc. G-Men (VG) with (2) #4 Lincoln, (2) #20 Einstein, #30 back damage); (2) 1940-41 Krug’s Bakery American & Heroes of the Law: (168 cards, mostly GD) with (2) Lindbergh, #45 Earhart, (2) #99 Pearson, #112 Indian Chiefs albums: (25 total cards affixed in both #1 Floyd (VG, FR), (3) #10 Dillinger (VG-EX, VG, Rockefeller and #135 Madison; 1956 Quaker “Braves albums) and (2) 1956 Quaker Braves of Indian GD) and 1940s Goudey Action Gum: (11 cards, medi- of Indian Nations” complete set of (18); (EX-MT) or Nations sets: (18 cards, median NM, 7 duplicates). an EX) better. More details on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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489. Thomas Measuring 3-1/2” across Jefferson Free by 5” high, this piece of Frank Signature on history traveled from Washington DC to an Envelope Sent Jefferson’s home at to Monticello Monticello on December Simply put, Thomas 1, 1808. The letter was Jefferson is one of the most sent to Mr. James influential Americans, yet he Dinsmore, an Irish immi- remains one of the greatest grant who was responsible enigmas among major fig- for most of the elegant ures in American History. woodwork at Monticello. Jefferson was a writer, an The signature rests in the architect, scientist, violinist, upper left portion of the farmer, lawyer, statesman envelope 1/2” front the left and a reluctant politician border and a 1/2” from the twice elected to the President top. The Jefferson script of the United States. Yet he was penned in black ink was never able to reconcile and reads, “Th. Jefferson the contradiction within his Pr. US.” and grades an own life, as he remained a (“8”). Beneath the signa- slaveholder until his death in ture is the postmark, 1826. With quill in hand on a “WASHn. CITY, Dec 1” humid afternoon in with Mr. James Dinsmore, Philadelphia, Jefferson wrote Monticello near Milton perhaps the most celebrated written in Jefferson’s hand. sentence in American The Jefferson signature History, ”We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that with the added Pr. US. (President of the United States) helps to date the pieces, as they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these Dinsmore left Monticello in April of 1809. The original letter from Jefferson to are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” The shy student of the Dinsmore is currently in the University of Virginia’s archives. This fantastic free Enlightenment, Jefferson was always more comfortable putting pen to paper than frank signature comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. speaking in public, so the offered free frank envelope is a fantastic example for the Opening Bid $2400.00 Jeffersonian collector.

490. Vintage Declaration of Independence Red Silk, Circa 1826 Offered is a wondrous Declaration of Independence silk, circa 1826, that includes the document, facsimile signature of the signers surrounded by the seals of the thirteen colonies and the names of a dozen generals. The red silk 25x18 banner was most likely produced for the 50th Anniversary celebration of our beloved Declaration of Independence. The artifact shows moderate wear, five small holes and a 3” tear (repaired) near the Liberty Bell at the top. The 35x24 relic is mounted on a burlap cloth in a vintage “arts and craft” style, wooden frame. Opening Bid $150.00

491. “Atom Man vs. Superman” Movie Poster With (4) Cast Member Signatures Fending off evil in many forms, Superman faced a mighty challenge in the 1950 production of Atom Man vs. Superman. The offered movie poster display is autographed by all four stars of that blockbuster. Framed to dimensions of 32-3/8 x 53-3/8” with blue-on-red matting, the stunning color reproduction portrays the caped hero in flight, in battle and rescuing love interest Lois Lane. Near the bottom, a black-and-white “At 492. 1981 Special Olympics/Superman II Program Signed the mercy of Atom Man!” inset is autographed by Kirk Alyn. The first actor to portray by (14) with Pele & Reeves Superman, Alyn (d.1999) signed in blue ink (“9” strength) and inscribed “Super: Best The offered twenty-eight page program from the 1981 Special Olympics Salute to Wishes.” Symmetrically arranged just below the poster are the cut signatures of co- Superman II features fourteen autographs in blue marker that range from (“8-9”). stars Noel Neill (“10,” inscribed “Lois Lane”), Tommy Bond (d.2005, “9,” inscribed Highlights include President George Bush, Sr. (“8”), Pele (“8-9”) and Christopher “Butch”) and Lyle Talbot (d.1996, “10,” inscribed “Best Wishes. Individual certs/holo- Reeves (d.2004 “8-9”). More detailed list available on our website. Comes with a full grams from James Spence Authentications. photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

92 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 494. (16) Presidential/Political/ Celebrity Signed Baseballs with Kissinger, Nixon and Clinton Presidential, political and celebrity signatures grace this group of sixteen official baseballs. POTUS autographs include Nixon, Ford, Carter and Clinton, while Thurmond, Gingrich, (2) Giuliani highlight the presented political orbs. Celebrity stars such as Maria Shriver, George Will, Kelsey Grammar, Dennis Franz round out this 493. 1964-1965 G.I. Joe Collectibles collection. The baseballs average “4- With Loaded Foot Locker and 8,” and the ball point signatures average “5-8.” The Nixon and Clinton baseballs carry full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications and an auction Combat Jeep LOA from JSA is included for the remainder. From the action figure’s earliest days, these G.I. Joe Opening Bid $300.00 collectibles showcase the many looks and accessories to be employed in “battle.” Inlcudes: Foot Locker complete with the famous 12-inch doll and battle 495. Entertainment Autographed attire/accessories. The sturdy 13-1/2 x 6-1/2 x 4-7/8”- Balance of Collection deep wooden box features a hinged top and plastic Entertainment icons and a vast array of genres head- compartmental tray on which all of Joe’s weapons and line this unique assortment of (mostly) autographed camouflage apparel items are neatly stored. Issued in keepsakes. Bold pennings average (“9”) quality with 1964 by Hasbro, this well-kept example includes all of highlights including: Music: Janet Jackson (24x30 its elements and its original “Army Manual”; Official black-and-white photo), Priscilla Presley (signed Jeep Combat Set scaled to fit the popular figurine, the copy of Elvis and Me); Television/Movies: Billy rugged plastic vehicle comes with its original acces- Crystal (signed baseball); Signed Books (24) includ- sories, which include a cargo trailer, tripod-mounted ing (2) Tom Clancy, Jim McKay, (5) Anne Rice and rifle, battery-operated searchlight, spare tire and Andy Rooney; Signed Flats: (24) with Pearl Bailey, American flag. This well-preserved Hasbro keepsake Garth Brooks, Celine Dion, Steffi Graf, Charlton also includes its original retail box; #7900 G.I. Joe Heston, Robert Redford, Smokey Robinson and an “Negro” Soldier comes in its original retail box (cover “X-Files” display signed by David Duchovny and is EX with edge wear, bottom has separation) and has Gillian Anderson. Individual certs/holograms from an army training manual and “G.I. Joe Club” applica- James Spence Authentications. Complete listing on tion. Dog tag is missing. our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $400.00

496. Elton John 497. (3) Signed Buffalo Elton Sabres Jersey John With Full JSA Stage This Buffalo Sabres sweater was tailored to Hats honor pop mega-star From Elton John. Accepting of “Elton’s Closet” Charity Event his status as a “team These (3) Elton John stage hats are as unique and ostentatious as the performer’s member,” John auto- vocal stylings. Originating from John’s personal wardrobe, these headwear items graphed the ice apparel. include: 1.) a blue velvet “Captain’s Hat” with a black plastic visor and “Comme des This white knit three- Garcons” label sewn to the leather sweatband; 2.) a black felt Akubra-style hat with a quarter sleeve pullover garment features the team logo sewn to the chest and left shoul- “Borsalino” label on the silk-lined crown and size “7-1/8” stamping on the leather der, “1” sewn to the back in blue-on-gold double twill and “E. JOHN” sewn to a name sweatband; 3.) a rounded black velvet accessory with a red silk outer band and “Fred plate atop the number in solid blue twill. On the front logo, John’s black Sharpie Hasson” label sewn to the interior. These items were donated for the “Elton’s Closet” endorsement emerges prominently from the white “buffalo” symbol to project (“9-10”) charity AIDS foundation black tie gala and auctioned in 1996 at the Neiman Marcus quality. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (cert/hologram #X05042). store in Atlanta, Georgia. Photocopy of event invitation accompanies. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

498. Elton John 1990s 499. Eclectic Concert Jacket Grouping of 1930- Knowing no limits to garish stage 1950s Americana attire, Elton John has entertained millions while clad in elaborate and Sports ensembles that speak as loud as his Memorabilia booming voice. The offered concert Patriotism and American jacket hails from the regally titled pastimes are the fare in this Grammy legend’s personal assortment of Americana wardrobe and was donated to a and sports memorabilia. 1996 charity auction. This black Highlights include: Gold- suit coat was tailored by Gianni Versace from 100% virgin wool and bears all of the on-Silver Olympic Stamps earmarks to John’s outlandish attire. The collar and (4) front pockets are comprised of a 1983 Franklin Mint-issued gorgeous supple leather lined with gold- and silver-colored studs. The buttons feature “The 100 Greatest Olympic Stamps” set of gold-on-sterling silver miniatures (with ornate designs, as well. The size “50” jacket has a “Made in Italy” hanger and exhibits leather case and individual certs); Signed Flats (5) with Boudreau and Snider (JSA light wear. Part of the “Elton’s Closet” AIDS foundation collection, this rock-n-roll holograms); Tickets (2) including a 1932 Army-Navy football stub graded (VG-EX heirloom was auctioned in 1996 at a black tie gala at the Neiman Marcus store in 4) by PSA; Boxing Broadsides (2) 1930s Henry Armstrong 9x12 fight posters. Atlanta, Georgia. Photocopy of event invitation accompanies. More highlights on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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502. 1909 E92 Dockman & Sons Larry Doyle (Throwing) 500. Circa 1900s Bachrach & 501. 1907 Hull Postcards Jiggs SGC 60 Brothers Baltimore Orioles Opening Bid $150.00 Donahue SGC 10—Only Graded Champions Postcard—SGC 10 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

503. 1909-11 504. 1938 T206 Old Mill Goudey #274 Cigarettes Arch Joe DiMaggio Persons PSA 2 (Southern Opening Bid $150.00 Leaguer) SGC 505. (2) 1952 Topps Baseball New 80 York Yankee Star Cards with Rizzuto Opening Bid $150.00 & Martin—Both PSA Opening Bid $200.00

506. 1959 507. 1965 Bazooka Ernie Kahn’s Wieners Banks Frank Robinson Shortprint SGC PSA 9 80 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 508. 1965 Kahn’s Wieners Hank Aaron & Willie Stargell—Both PSA 7.5-8 Opening Bid $150.00

509. 1919 W552 511. 1949 Baseball AAABA Positions Sheet Championship of (15) Cards Sterling Silver Opening Bid $200.00 Medallion Opening Bid $200.00 510. (6) 1941 Sporting News Type I Baseball Team Photos Opening Bid $100.00

512. Rare 513. 1956 & 514. 1961 Honus 1955 Tour of 1967 Topps Wagner Otto Japan Mickey Mantle Milk Box Program With Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Mantle on Opening Bid $150.00 Cover Opening Bid $100.00

94 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 517. 1961 Golden Press Complete Set of (33) and Full Unpunched 515. 1960s New York Yankees Old- 516. Babe Ruth Humungous Timers Pennant Album Promotional Bat Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00 $200.00

518. (69) 1939-1966 Baseball Exhibits Group with Mantle Opening Bid 519. 1965 Kahn’s Wieners High- $150.00 Grade Partial Set of (35/45) 520. 1964 & 1971 Topps Coins Opening Bid $150.00 Complete Sets Opening Bid $200.00

523. Johnny Bench Oil- on-Canvas - 1973 Topps Card 521. 1973-74 Topps Baseball Opening Bid Checklist Hoard of (358) with 26 522. (3) 1974-1977 Kellogg’s $100.00 PSA-Graded Baseball Factory Sets Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

524. (585+) 525. 526. Tris 1994-2002 Mickey Speaker Signed Baseball Mantle “On Magazine Refractors, One Field” Photograph— Artist (126/1000) PSA/DNA Proofs and Lithograph Authentic Parallels Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

528. 1948 Cleveland Indians Original Photo Lot of (19) With Paige, Feller and (7) Cut 527. Connie Mack/Lena Blackburne Signatures Signed Photograph and Dinner Opening Bid 529. 1949 Pittsburgh Pirates Team- Program $150.00 Signed Ball With Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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532. 2010 Washington Nationals Team-Signed Ball With (27) 530. (2) Circa 1970s Autographed 531. Curt Flood and Marvin Miller Including LA Dodgers Team Balls with Vin Single-Signed ONL/OAL Baseballs Strasburg and Zimmerman - Full Scully Opening Bid $150.00 JSA Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

533. Joe DiMaggio 535. Mickey Signed Mantle/Billy Life Martin Magazine Signed and Photograph Painted Opening Bid Baseball 534. Sandy Koufax Signed $200.00 Opening Bid “Achievements” Photo Display $150.00 (10/32) Opening Bid $150.00

538. Roy Campanella Signed 1985 Perez Steele “Great Moments” With Full 536. 3000 Strikeouts Lithograph 537. 2009 New York Yankees Display JSA Signed by (10) With Ryan, Carlton With World Series Tickets and Jeter Opening Bid $150.00 and Full JSA Autograph Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

540. Mickey Mantle Autographed 539. Hall of Fame and Superstar Salvino Statue Signed Bat With (36) Including Opening Bid $200.00 Aaron, Koufax, T. Willimas and Full JSA 541. Sandy Koufax & Don Drysdale Opening Bid $150.00 Signed Salvino Statues Opening Bid $200.00

542. 1910s “Welcome Visitors” Football Banner Opening Bid $150.00 543. 1951 Topps Magic & 1961 Nu- 544. (3) Tough 1956-1963 Unmarked Card Football Complete Sets Football Checklists—All PSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

96 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 547. 1960s 546. Wilson 1961- “Famous 1963 Jon Players” Arnett Youth Hartland Football Statue Ensemble in 545. 1960 Notre Dame Football Opening Bid Original Box Season Ticket Book $150.00 Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $100.00

550. (12) 548. 1967 549. 1976 Multi-/Single Topps Football Hall of Signed Football Fame Coin Set Football Hall Complete and Danbury of Fame Set of (132) Mint Gold Cards Autographed Cards Opening Bid $100.00 Cuts Opening Bid Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00

551. 1954-55 552. 1954-55 553. 1961-1962 Gunther Beer Gunther Beer Kahn’s Wieners Claire Bee Ed Miller Signed Jerry West PSA Signed Card Card PSA/DNA 2 PSA/DNA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

556. (20) John Wooden Autographed 554. 1960s-1970s Basketball 555. (50) Bob Cousy Signed Checks Flats/Photographs with “Pyramid of Oddball Lot Opening Bid $150.00 Success” Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00

557. 1992-93 Seattle Supersonics 558. (2) Sports Jackets With Team-Signed Shoes - (10) Baltimore Orioles and Boston 559. 1962 F176 Marhoefer Indy 500 Signatures and Full JSA Celtics Complete Set of (16) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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560. 1911 T9 Turkey Red Cabinet Sam Langford Checklist Back Card PSA 4 561. 1919 Willard vs. Dempsey 562. 1951 Topps Ringside Wax Pack Opening Bid $150.00 Heavyweight Full Ticket—PSA 7 5 Cent GAI 8 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

564. 1951 Topps Ringside #43 Sugar Ray Robinson Signed Card BVG/JSA 565. 1951 Topps Ringside UNCUT 563. 1951 Topps Ringside Unopened Opening Bid $200.00 Wax Pack 1 Cent PSA 7 16-Card Sheets Lot of (3) Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $250.00

566. 1956 Topps 567. 1967-68 568. Muhammad Adventure #86 Panini #451 Ali Signed Max Schmeling Cassius Clay 16x20 PSA 7 Card SGC 60 Photograph Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $100.00 With Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00

569. (6) 570. 1969-70 1954-1957 Topps Topps Hockey Hockey Complete Stars – Set ALL SGC (132/132) Graded Opening Bid 571. (5) Gordie Howe/Bobby Hull Opening Bid $100.00 $150.00 Dual-Signed LE Photographs Opening Bid $200.00

573. 1926 574. (3) Lambert & Autographed Butler #2 Bobby Pieces with 572. Wayne Gretzky Single-Signed Jones PSA 6 Woods, Ali Easton Aluminum Stick Opening Bid $200.00 and Opening Bid $200.00 Valenzuela Opening Bid $150.00

98 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: SEPT 29-30, 2010 WWW.HUGGINSANDSCOTT.COM • 1.866.462.2273 576. (5) Celebrity Signed Baseballs 575. (9) 1929-1970 Multi-Sport with Kalas, McKay and Kerrigan - 577. (8) Multi-Sport/Political Signed Wrappers with (3) Goudey All JSA Books with Carter & Ripken Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 579. 1910 P.R. Warren Co. Elephant Hunter African Series (Similar to E125 Roosevelt)— SGC 580. 1913 T221 Pan Handle Scrap 578. Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with Authentic Champion Women Swimmers Near Autos, Olympic Items & McGwire Opening Bid Set of (83/100) with (50) Duplicates Opening Bid $250.00 $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

582. 1940s 581. (11) 1938 Goudey 583. 1952 Topps Gum Inc. Action Look ‘N See #82 Horrors of War Gum Rembrandt PSA SGC Graded Starter 5 High Numbers Set Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 (64/96) Opening Bid $100.00

585. (360+) 584. 1956 1973-1976 Topps Topps Elvis Wacky Presley Packages Complete Collection Set of (66) with Sets & Cards 586. “Rocky and His Fiendish Opening Bid Shortprints $100.00 Opening Bid Friends” Graded Comics Lot of First $150.00 (3) Issues Opening Bid $150.00

587. (100+) 1960s- 1970s Bronze Age Comic Books 588. (13) Vintage Polaroid & Kodak Opening Bid 589. Vintage 45 RPM Records $100.00 Cameras Collection of (203) Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

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