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Kit Young's Sale KIT YOUNG’S SALE #13 SPECIAL We are pleased to announce that we have just purchased the collection of long- time collector Barry Korngiebel. This is one of the West’s great collections, ANNOUNCEMENT featuring dozens of complete high-grade baseball, football and non-sport sets. It’s quite a collection, one that was pursued by almost every major auction company, all viewing the California collection in the past 6-7 months. The condition is a stellar EX-MT and NR-MT and we welcome the chance to offer it to the hobby. In the coming few months this collection will be offered spread out over these sales flyers. We hope that you enjoy this extraordinary offering; following is a broad summary of the key sets in the collection: 1948-1955 Bowman Baseball Sets 1948-1954 Bowman Football Sets 1951-1980 Topps Baseball Sets An outstanding selection of Non-Sport Sets You can order by phone, fax, mail or online through Paypal, Google Checkout or credit cards. If you have questions or would like to email your order, please email us at [email protected]. Our regular business hours are 8-6 weekdays and 8-2 Saturdays Pacific time. Toll Free #888-548-9686. 1952 BOWMAN BASEBALL COMPLETE SET EX+/EX-MT A 1953 BOWMAN COLOR BASEBALL COMPLETE SET EX+/EX-MT B Outstanding 252 card set, grades EX+/ One of the most popular sets ever EX-MT overall with many better and a few produced. Grades EX+/EX-MT less. Includes Berra #1 EX-MT, Roberts overall with many better and a few EX-MT, Reese EX+, Fox EX+/EX-MT, less. Includes Rizzuto EX+, Ashburn Garagiola EX-MT, McDougald rookie EX-MT, Fox EX-MT, Musial NR-MT o/c, EX-MT, Feller VG-EX, Campanella EX+, Burgess EX-MT, Reese EX-MT, Doby Rizzuto EX, Ashburn EX-MT, Erskine EX- EX-MT, Minoso EX-MT, Campanella MT, Hodges EX-MT/NR-MT, Mantle PSA EX-MT, Mantle/Berra/Bauer #44 7 NM, Snider EX, Burgess NR-MT, Mize VG-EX/EX, Durocher EX+/EX-MT, EX-MT, Durocher EX-MT, Spahn EX-MT, Kluszewski EX+/EX-MT, McDougald NR-MT, Kell EX-MT, Mantle PSA 5 EX, Slaughter Musial EX+/EX-MT, Mays EX-MT/NR-MT EX+/EX-MT, Maglie EX-MT, Hodges EX+, Rizzuto/Martin #93 EX-MT, Mathews EX+/ o/c, Stengel EX-MT, Slaughter EX-MT, EX-MT, Spahn EX-MT, Snider EX+/EX-MT, Martin EX+/EX-MT, Feller NR-MT o/c, Berra Crosetti #252 EX-MT and many more. VG-EX, Wynn EX-MT, Ford EX-MT+ and many more. Full guide is $15,000.00. Full guide is $8500.00. Your Price $7,495.00 Your Price $10,995.00 1953 BOWMAN BLACK & WHITE BASEBALL C 1953 BOWMAN FOOTBALL D COMPLETE SET EX+/EX-MT COMPLETE SET EX++ Popular 64 card black & white set Extremely colorful early vintage football set loaded originally issued as a “test” set from with the stars of the day. Grades EX++ overall with Bowman. Grades EX+/EX-MT overall many better and some less. Includes LeBaron #1 with many better and a few less. VG-EX/EX, Walker EX-MT, Motley EX, Conerly EX+, Includes Mize EX-MT, Sain EX-MT, Layne EX+, Bednarik EX, Graham EX, McElhenny Lemon EX-MT, Roe EX-MT, Wilhelm EX+/EX-MT, Gifford NR-MT o/c, Tunnell EX-MT, Tittle EX-MT, Stengel EX/EX+, Burdette EX- EX-MT, Pihos EX-MT, Nomellini EX-MT/NR-MT, Groza MT, Branca EX-MT, Cox NR-MT and EX+ and more. Your Price $2,395.00 more. Your Price $2,295.00 1954 TOPPS BASEBALL E 1955 TOPPS BASEBALL COMPLETE SET EX-MT F COMPLETE SET EX-MT Popular horizontally formatted set loaded Very popular early ‘50’s set with many key rookie cards with stars and important rookie cards. and loaded with Hall of Famers. Grades EX-MT overall Grades EX-MT overall with many better with many better and some less. Includes T. Williams and some less. Includes Ted Williams #1 EX-MT, J. Robinson EX-MT, Rizzuto EX+/EX-MT, PSA 5 EX, Kaline EX-MT, Banks EX+, Spahn EX-MT, Mathews EX-MT, Snider EX+/EX-MT, Aaron PSA 6 EX-MT, J. Robinson EX+/ Ford EX+/EX-MT, Berra EX, Mays EX-MT, Banks rookie EX-MT, Kluszewski EX-MT, Koufax rookie EX-MT, Hodges EX-MT, Aaron rookie PSA 8 NM/MT PSA 6 EX-MT, Killebrew rookie EX-MT, Mathews EX-MT/NR-MT, Clemente rookie PSA o/c, Kaline rookie EX-MT, T. Williams #250 EX-MT and 6 EX-MT, Rizzuto EX-MT, Hodges EX+, Berra EX-MT, Mays PSA 6 EX-MT o/c, Snider many more. Your Price $6,395.00 PSA 6 EX-MT and many more. Your Price $6,395.00 KIT YOUNG CARDS • 11545 SORRENTO VALLEY RD., #301 • DEPT. S-13 • SAN DIEGO, CA 92121 • (888) 548-9686 • KITYOUNG.COM NEW ARRIVALS 1 2 3 4 5 1909-11 E90-1 1909-11 T206 1909-11 T206 1909-11 T206 AMERICAN CARAMEL WALTER JOHNSON 1909-11 T206 CHRISTY MATHEWSON CY YOUNG HUGH JENNINGS PORTRAIT TRIS SPEAKER DARK CAP BARE HAND GD-VG. $350.00 GD-VG. $495.00 GD-VG. $250.00 GD-VG. $315.00 GD-VG. $350.00 6 7 8 9 10 1909-11 T206 1909-11 T206 NAP LAJOIE TY COBB 1914 CRACKER JACK #3 1934-36 #44 1940 PLAY BALL #41 PORTRAIT RED BACKGROUND JOE TINKER ROGERS HORNSBY CHARLES GEHRINGER GD-VG/VG . $275.00 VG. $895.00 VG-EX. $795.00 VG-EX. $160.00 PSA 6 EX-MT. $150.00 11 12 13 14 15 1940 PLAY BALL #1 1941 PLAY BALL #14 1949 BOWMAN #224 1950 BOWMAN #98 1950 BOWMAN #77 JOE DIMAGGIO TED WILLIAMS SATCHEL PAIGE TED WILLIAMS DUKE SNIDER GD-VG/VG . $795.00 VG/VG-EX. $595.00 GOOD . $495.00 PSA 4 VG-EX. $400.00 PSA 6.5 EX-MT+ $330.00 16 17 18 19 20 1958 TOPPS #418 WORLD SERIES 1961-62 FLEER #8 1950 BOWMAN #75 1953 TOPPS #104 1956 TOPPS #79 BATTING FOES WILT CHAMBERLAIN ROY CAMPANELLA YOGI BERRA SANDY KOUFAX MANTLE/AARON ROOKIE PSA 6 EX-MT. $240.00 NR-MT. $440.00 EX-MT/NR-MT. $350.00 PSA 6 EX-MT. $320.00 PSA 8 NM/MT OC $795.00 21 22 23 24 25 1969-70 TOPPS #25 1961-62 FLEER #47 1963 FLEER LEW ALCINDOR WILT CHAMBERLAIN FOOTBALL CHECKLIST 1963 TOPPS #200 1965 TOPPS #350 (KAREEM ABDUL JABBAR) IN ACTION UNMARKED MICKEY MANTLE MICKEY MANTLE ROOKIE PSA 8 NM/MT OC $395.00 EX-MT . $375.00 PSA 6 EX-MT. $480.00 BVG 6.5 EX-MT+ $660.00 SGC 50 VG-EX $150.00 KITKIT YOUNGYOUNG CARDSCARDS •• 1154511545 SORRENTOSORRENTO VALLEYVALLEY RD.,RD., #301#301 •• DEPT.DEPT. BM10S-13 •• SANSAN DIEGO,DIEGO, CACA 9212192121 •• (888)(888) 548-9686548-9686 •• KITYOUNG.COMKITYOUNG.COM NEAR MINT SUPERSTARS – TAKE 15% OFF Here is a chance to pick up some big names in beautiful Near Mint condition. All cards grade Near Mint – professionally graded cards are noted. You may take 15% off prices listed here. INVESTMENT GRADE BOB GIBSON ROGER MARIS PEE WEE REESE TOM SEAVER 1960 GAI 7.5 . $85.00 1961 . $275.00 1958. $88.00 1968. $55.00 1968. 30.00 1963 . 90.00 1969 PSA 7 . 88.00 1968 #378. 10.00 1967 . 60.00 CAL RIPKEN JR. 1970. 33.00 HANK AARON 1971 GAI 7 . 20.00 1968 . 55.00 1982 Fleer rookie 1972. 32.00 1958 #488 . $66.00 . $25.00 1973. 15.00 1959 #212 . 88.00 TONY GWYNN EDDIE MATHEWS 1982 Traded rookie 1974. 15.00 1961 . 135.00 1983 rookie . $32.00 1957. $55.00 . 165.00 1975. 12.00 1961 #577 . 165.00 1983 Donruss. 16.00 1961. 33.00 1983 Fleer . 5.00 1976 #5 . 6.00 1968 GAI 8.5. 290.00 1962. 45.00 1983 Donruss. 6.00 1971 GAI 8 . 195.00 GIL HODGES 1968. 20.00 1984 Donruss. 12.00 DUKE SNIDER 1973. 45.00 1962. $23.00 1954 Bowman . $275.00 1975. 34.00 1963. 22.00 WILLIE MAYS BROOKS ROBINSON 1958 #314. 60.00 1975 #1 SGC 86. 45.00 1966 PSA 7.5 . 29.00 1959 #317. $88.00 1962. $55.00 1959. 66.00 1968. 11.00 1964 #306. 45.00 1962 #468. 27.00 1961. 55.00 ERNIE BANKS 1969. 12.00 1971 PSA 7 . 110.00 1966. 66.00 1963. 88.00 1959 #469. $24.00 1972 #50 . 22.00 1968. 28.00 1963 #68 PSA 8. 70.00 1961 SGC 88. 99.00 CATFISH HUNTER 1968 #365 GAI 8. 33.00 1963 #68 . 28.00 WILLIE McCOVEY 1962. 55.00 1966. $23.00 1968 #530. 44.00 1960 rookie . $132.00 1963. 115.00 1968. 13.00 1969 GAI 8 . 40.00 WARREN SPAHN 1961. 44.00 1971. 10.00 1969. 33.00 1959 #571. $55.00 1963. 110.00 YOGI BERRA 1972. 8.00 1969 #421. 11.00 1960. 56.00 1954. $330.00 1964 #41 GAI 7.5. 27.00 1974. 9.00 1960 #230. 14.00 1957 BVG 7. 224.00 1969. 18.00 1961. 44.00 REGGIE JACKSON 1959. 88.00 1969 #416. 12.00 FRANK ROBINSON 1962 #312. 20.00 1973. $17.00 1971. 12.00 1961. $44.00 1974. 17.00 LOU BROCK 1972. 8.00 1963. 66.00 WILLIE STARGELL 1975. 17.00 1963. $90.00 1973.
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