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 memo- rabilia, plus an array of historically significant Americana items. We hope you enjoy this.

V E RY IMPORTA N T: DUE TO SIZE CONSTRAINTS AND T H E COST FAC TOR IN THE PRINT VERSION OF MOST CATA LOGS, WE ARE UNABLE TO INCLUDE ALL PICTURES AND ELA B O- R ATE DESCRIPTIONS ON EV E RY LOT IN THE AUCTION. HOW EVER, OUR WEBSITE HAS NO LIMITATIONS, SO W E H AVE ADDED MANY MORE PH OTOS AND A MUCH MORE ELA B O R ATE DESCRIPTION ON V I RT UA L LY EV E RY ITEM ON OUR WEBSITE. WELL WO RTH CHECKING OUT IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT A LOT ! WEBSITE: W W W. H U G G I N S A N D S C OTT. C O M Here's how we are running our August 7, 2014 to STEP 2. A way to check if your bid was accepted is to go auction: to “My Bid List”. If the item you bid on is listed there, you are in. You can now sort your bid list by which lots you BIDDING BEGINS: hold the current high bid for, and which lots you have been Monday July 28, 2014 at 12:00pm Eastern Ti m e outbid on. IF YOU HAVE NOT PLACED A BID ON AN ITEM BEFORE 10:00 pm EST (on the night the Our auction was designed years ago and still remains geared item ends), YOU CANNOT BID ON THAT ITEM toward affordable vintage items for the serious collector. We AFTER 10:00 pm EST, in the extended bidding session describe and photograph each item in the most clear and (STEP 2). However, at 10:00 pm on August 7th, if you are easy to understand way possible. However, WE LOVE the only bidder on an item that ends that day, that item will QUESTIONS! Call us anytime locally at 301-608-0355 or close and you will be declared the winner. We cannot stress toll free at 1-866-462-2273. Always leave a message if you enough; you will want to get your bids in early. For exam- get our machine. It's always the first thing we check every- ple, once you get your catalog, if you were to place a bid day. (even if you get outbid by another bidder) on every item that you are interested in, you are good to go and will be REGISTRATION: allowed to bid at the end of the auction, without the possi- You must pre-register to bid. You can do this over the bility of being shutout. phone on our toll free number (1-866-462-2273) or online at www.hugginsandscott.com. Our local phone number is STEP 2) Extended Bidding Session 301-608-0355. Should you choose the online method and Between 10:00 pm and 11:00 pm is our “extended bidding have any problems, please call us for assistance. Our normal session”. This period of bidding is getting you ready for the business hours are Monday-Saturday 11-6p, Sunday 12-5p end. You are welcome to continue placing bids on any item Eastern Time. that you have previously bid on, but you may not jump in on a new item during this time. Once registered you will need to confirm your email address by following the link in the confirmation email that STEP 3) Unique Auction Ending Style is automatically sent to your email address that you register Now adopted by most major auction houses; You're with. At the time of registration, you will create a User ID Welcome! Years ago, for some unknown reason, most other and Password, that you are responsible for; you will use that auction houses adopted the procedure to end entire auc- same User ID and Password every time you log into our site tions all at one time. Our way is much more bidder friend- for this and all future auctions. Bidding is done online or ly. Here's how it works: Bidders have our catalog for by telephone. roughly two weeks prior to the auction's end, giving them ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN TIME ample opportunity to place an initial bid before 10:00 pm on the item's end date. Lots will then begin closing at 3-STEP BIDDING PROCESS: 11:00pm on their respective end date. If only one bid has been received and the clock strikes 10:00pm, the lot will STEP 1) Initial Bids officially close and the lone bidder will be declared the win- ner. If there have been two or more bids on a particular NOTE: our countdown clock on each lot is synchro- item, that item will remain open until 30 minutes have nized by Network Time Protocol to eastern time. The passed without any additional bids on that item. A 30- clock is set to reach 0d 0h 0m 0s at 11:30pm eastern minute timer is provided for each lot and will be automati- time, which is when the lot would end if no additional cally reset every time a new bid is made on that lot. If you bids are placed on the lot. If you have not bid on the up your own high bid in the last 30-minutes, the 30- lot, you will need to place your first bid by the time the minute clock will NOT reset. This is now available in real countdown clock reaches 0d 1h 30m 0s. If you have any time on our website. You will want to the "REFRESH" questions, please ask in advance! button on your computer as the clock counts down, as our system will not automatically show an increase in bids. You must place an acceptable, initial bid on an item by Bids on items will continue to be accepted between 10:00 10:00 pm on the night the item ends, in order to proceed pm and 11:00 pm from any bidder that has bid on the item

W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M AL L IN I T I A L BI D S MUST B E P L AC E D B Y 1 0 : 0 0P M EST O N T H E N I G H T T H E I T E M C LO SES 3 prior to 10:00 pm (Extended Bidding Session). Based on FOLLOWING THE AUCTION these rules, no lot with two or more bids prior to 10:00 pm We will send winning bidders an email as well as written can close prior to 11:30 pm ET. invoices the week following the auction. Payment is request- ed within 15 days from the end of the auction. Extremely late or non-payments may result in the revocation of bid- BIDDING INCREMENTS: ding privileges for future auctions. Please note: when you If the current bid is: The Bid increment is bid on an item, you are entering a legally binding contract, $50 - $249 $10.00 indicating that you will pay for your items, plus the buyers' premium and any additional associated fees (sales tax, ship- $250 - $499 $25.00 ping, insurance, collection agency fees, etc...). You are $500 - $999 $50.00 responsible for any and all bids placed with your User ID $1,000 - $2,499 $100.00 and password. We WILL sell your debt to a collection $2,500 - $4,999 $250.00 agency if you fail to make payment. $5,000 - $9,999 $500.00 $10,000 - $24,999 $1,000.00 MORE ABOUT OUR AUCTION $25,000 - $49,999 $2,500.00 1) All items are sold AS IS to the highest bidder $50,000+ $5,000.00 2) Buyer's Premium and Sales Tax - Please note our BUYERS PREMIUM is 18-1/2% of the hammer price. Here are some examples: This means if an item sells for $1000, the winning bidder will pay ($1185.00 plus shipping, handling and insur- a) Two bidders named A & B are the only two who have ance). This is added to the item before any sales tax (6%), bid on Lot 420 prior to 10:00 pm on the day that the lot which is applicable to all Maryland residents ONLY! ends. Only Bidders A & B can bid on Lot 420 after 10:00 pm. At 11:00 pm, Bidder A was the high bidder on Lot 3) No one who is currently employed with Huggins and 420. If no one else bids before 11:30 pm, Bidder A will Scott or House of Cards may bid on any items in any win the auction. If, however, Bidder B bids again at Huggins and Scott Auctions. However, the auction house 11:27pm, the new end time for Lot 420 is 11:57 pm, giv- and its employees may consign items to the auction. ing Bidder A another 30 minutes to raise his bid. No other auction lots are affected by A & B's bidding on Lot 420. 4) “Items With Reserves” feature slightly modified! b) If Bidder A was the only bidder on Lot 420 at 10:00 pm, We have expanded and modified the “items with reserves” he automatically wins the lot at 11:00pm. feature for this auction. Now, the items with reserves are This format accomplishes two very bidder-friendly things: it noted with a red outline around the lot and the words prevents snipers, as once you bid the clock resets for 30 “ITEM WITH RESERVE” heading above the lot. They minutes even if you bid with 1 second left. Also, it allows will also appear in the appropriate category section based on people to know they have won an item without having to the item. The reason we have started this is to allow us to wait for every item in the auction to close. offer more unique and special items, while also giving our consignors the assurance that the items will at least reach a We are sure that once you read and use this bidder-friendly certain minimum. All items with reserves will have an Auction Ending style, you'll appreciate, as we do, that it is opening bid and an estimated value range. The reserve bid just “a better mousetrap.” However should you have any on any item will never be greater than the low value in the questions about this procedure, PLEASE call us on our estimated range. By starting the bidding below the reserve local or toll free number. price it will allow our bidders to get their initial bids in A few examples for those of you that may not understand: prior to the 10:00pm cutoff time for “initial bids” on the a) If an item has an opening bid of $200 and does not have final day of the auction and then all eligible bidders can a bid, you can click on the drop box and you have the decide what they want their final bid to be on that day. The option at bidding $200, $210, $220, $230, $240, $250, items will have a statement in the bid box on our website $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, saying either “Reserve Not Met” or “Reserve Met”. Those $500, $550, $600 and so on. two phrases should be self-explanatory. If you are entering a ceiling bid on one of these items and your ceiling bid b) If an item's bid currently stands at $1800, your options exceeds the reserve, the computer will only take you to the for bidding are $1900, $2000, $2100, $2200, $2300, value that equals the reserve. The remaining amount of $2400, $2500, $2750, $3000 and so on. your ceiling bid will be kept hidden to everyone but you. If the item ends with the “reserve not met” the item will be Let's say an item currently stands at $750. You enter a max deemed “passed” with a zero sale price. We are trying to bid of $850 and the system comes back and says that you've make this a simple and easy-to-understand feature in our been outbid and the current bid is now $850. Simply, this auction; should you have any questions, concerns or com- means that the other bidder's max was also $850, that they ments on this new venture, we welcome your feedback. placed BEFORE YOU PLACED YOUR BID, and one more bid will make you the current high bidder. You can 5) Shipping - Is the buyer's responsibility. We will work enter the next acceptable bid of $900 and you will be the with you on larger lots to find the best way. All items must current high bid. be fully paid for, including shipping and insurance, before they will be sent out. We strongly encourage any local bid- PAYMENT OPTIONS ders to pick up their winnings at our Office or at the House We accept personal checks, business checks, money orders, of Cards. International bidders should contact us prior to bank checks, and cash. We WILL accept Paypal for auction sending payment to discuss specific shipping options. items (if pre-authorized before the auction ends. Call for details). 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4 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 ATTENTION WITHIN 30 DAYS OF RECEIPT OF unique sticker/certificate combination for each item. In the YOUR ITEMS! AFTER 30 DAYS, THERE ARE NO remaining cases, on lots with more than one autographed REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CREDITS! ALSO, THE item, we will issue one blanket auction letter of authenticity ENTIRE LOT MUST BE INTACT AND IN THE SAME for the entire lot (although we are trying to do away with FORM AS WHEN IT WAS SOLD IN ORDER TO this altogether, but sometimes it is the only cost effective RECEIVE ANY CREDIT OR REFUND CONSIDERA- method). This is the original letter that we receive from the TIONS - NO EXCEPTIONS!! authentication company describing the offered lot. You may use this "auction" LOA to obtain individual LOA's should We have conservatively graded most items, however we you chose to do that, however the auction LOA’s are only strongly encourage you to ask specific questions or better valid for 45 days from the end of the auction. Please see yet, come view the items you are interested in. If you are the item's description for specific authentication on each unsure of anything, ask, then bid. We reserve the right to individual lot. Please call if you have any questions regarding make any changes from the print catalog on our website. these auction lot LOA's. Any changes that are made, we will notify all who have placed bids on that item by email. Framed Items: Frames included with lots: while we make every effort to 7) Bidding Privileges - Huggins and Scott LLC reserves the protect the frames included in these lots during pre auction right to revoke any bidder privileges for what we deem as storage and post auction shipping, we are not responsible for unethical behavior. any damage to the frames themselves, and no refunds will be given due to frame damage. PLEASE NOTE: Once a bid is placed, we CANNOT retract it. We have two safeguards to make sure that you About Our Grading: are aware of the bid that you are placing, and which lot Many lots, throughout the auction have been Professionally you are bidding on. Bid retraction will result in cancella- graded and encapsulated by independent grading compa- tion of all bids in the auction and bidding privileges nies. Many other lots have been graded by our highly edu- revoked. WE CANNOT COMPROMISE THE cated writers. For the most part, these are conservative INTEGRITY OF THE AUCTION BY CANCELING grades, but we are human and sometimes we may miss BIDS. something. We are not responsible for a third party grading company agreeing or disagreeing with our assessment and 8) Previewing Items Before the Auction - All items are we cannot issue refunds or credits if cards do not receive a available for viewing at our auction offices: 900 Silver Spring numerical grade or the exact grade that we describe. We Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910. Calling in advance for an strongly recommend that you come look at any items that appointment is strongly SUGGESTED. We ask that you you are bidding on, and make your own determination provide a list of the items that you want to examine, so we about it's grade. may have them ready for you. Becoming one of Our Field Representatives: 9) All bids are in US Dollars! Huggins and Scott Auctions is a constantly growing compa- ny. Should you have an interest in joining our staff, we are 10) When we refer to a population report about graded always looking for part-time field representatives in new cards, we only reference the population of that card's grad- areas. Call our head of Field Representatives, Steve Dickler ing company. For example, if we say an SGC card has three at 215-530-4365 to discuss an opportunity; its a no lose sit- equals and none better, we are only referring to that card's uation for you, as well as a chance to make some serious population among all SGC graded cards, unless otherwise money. stated. All population counts are valid as of the time of writ- ing and are subject to change. Consignments For Our Next Auction: We have already begun taking consignments for our About Our Autographs: October 9, 2014 auction. Consignment deadline: September All autographs sold thru Huggins & Scott Auctions come 2, 2014 - by consigning your items early, you allow us the with either a JSA- James Spence Authentication (our most opportunity to advertise your items on our website, in trade used), PSA/DNA, Upper Deck Authenticated (UDA), publications and press releases, as well as at major shows Stacks of Plaques, Kevin Keating or Steiner COA's. Some across the country. This is an invaluable way to expose your even have more than one. At Huggins & Scott, we take items to our thousands of current bidders and possible new great pride in only offering "IRONCLAD", "LEAD PIPE", bidders, who can then plan ahead to bid on your items. "NO QUESTIONS ASKED" autographs. In today's world Believe me, it happens! of autopens, secretarial, clubhouse and ghost signers, you can rest assured that your autographed items from H&S We are always looking for unique Americana items to try in have passed the most stringent examination. our catalog. Even if you have something you don't see (pri- marily 1960s and older, though), feel free to call us and dis- Note: For those that do not know, a "clubhouse" signature cuss it. You may have a pile of gold that's just hidden under was a common practice among teams where the key players a little dust, or needs the right exposure! would not actually sign the item, but a clubhouse attendant would sign for the player. We note any signature that is a ALSO: We are the best major catalog auction company for clubhouse signature. newer modern insert, relic and autographed cards. Virtually every consignor has been pleased with the results for their Multiple Autographed Item Lot LOA's: "Shiny Cards" through our auction. For the more valuable autographs, we are obtaining full pho- tograph LOA's from one of the respected third party Contact one of our representatives to discuss the sale or con- authentication companies. For the lesser valued items, we signments of your cards and other treasures. are having those items authenticated and noted with a

M O R E I M AG E S A N D D E TA I L E D D E S C R I P T I O N S AVA I L A B L E O N O U R W E B S I T E: W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M 5 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 1. Ultimate 1974 Topps Baseball Experience: #1 PSA Graded Master, Traded & Team Checklist Sets with (564) PSA 10, Factory Set, Uncut Sheet & More! The Ultimate 1974 Topps Baseball Experience! Honored by PSA as the 2009 “modern set of the year” and having earned top-billing on the competitive registry since 2005, the offered 1974 Topps Baseball PSA graded master, Traded and Team Checklist sets constitutes a labor of love between our consignor and an issue he began piecing together 40 years ago. This incredible 1974 Topps gallery represents the peak of collecting achievement and is further bolstered by (26) complimentary pieces including a factory set, uncut sheet, graded wax/rack packs, proofs, wrong backs, file copies and much more. Quite simply, this is the most complete and highest graded 1974 Topps Baseball collection ever assembled. The discriminating collector will marvel at the inclusion of (564) PSA Gem Mint 10 cards (18.6% of the total census) with many being the only graded at the tier. Included are:

1974 Topps Master Set #1 PSA Registry: (678/678, Set Graded & Rating 9.758, (63) 1 of 1) with Base Set: (660/660) with PSA 10: (533 cards) with #2-6 Aaron Special, #7 Hunter, #10 Bench, #20 Ryan, #29 Niekro (1 of 1), #50 Carew, #60 Brock, #80 Seaver, #85 Morgan, #95 Carlton, #100 Stargell, #105 Fisk (1 of 1), #160 B. Robinson, #179 Berra Coaches, #202 R. Jackson/Stargell, #206 Palmer/Seaver (1 of 1), #212 Fingers, #250 McCovey (1 of 1), #280 Yastrzemski, #283 Schmidt, #330 Marichal, #331 Bench/Fisk (1 of 1), #332 Aaron/D. Allen, #338 R. Jackson/B. Williams, #340 Munson, #350 Gibson, #400 Killebrew, #440 Kaat (1 of 1), #456 Winfield RC, #473 Mays WS, #542 Gossage, #598 Griffey RC, #600 Madlock RC; PSA 9: (127 cards) with #1 Aaron, #110 B. Williams, #130 R. Jackson, #207 Ryan/Seaver, #215 Kaline, #226 Padres Team, #252 Parker RC, #300 Rose, #575 Garvey; Washington Variations: (15/15) with PSA 10: (9 cards) with #32, 53, 77, 125, 148 (1 of 1), 173, 197, 241, 599; PSA 9: (6 cards) with #102, 226, #250 McCovey, 309, 364, 387; Errors/Variations: (3 cards) with #599 (PSA 8, Small Print), #608 (PSA 10, Apodaco Incorrect), #654 J. Alou (PSA 10, NNOF); 1974 Topps Traded Set #1 PSA Registry: (44/44, Set Grade & Rating 9.314, (8) 1 of 1) with PSA 10: (19 cards); PSA 9: (25 cards); 1974 Topps Team Checklists Set #1 PSA Registry: (24/24, Set Grade & Rating 8.667, (6) 1 of 1) with PSA 10: Giants (1 of 2); PSA 9: (13 cards); PSA 8.5: (2 cards); PSA 8: (8 cards);

Highlighted among the complimentary pieces are: 1974 Topps Factory set: (unsearched, EX display box with one detached lid); 1974 Topps Vault File Copy: (4 cards, all BVG Authentic #1/1) with #56, 246, #250 McCovey WASH, #654 J. Alou NNOF; 1974 Topps Wrong Backs: (2 cards, both PSA 8) with #456 Winfield RC/493; 1974 Topps Full Uncut Sheet: (132 cards, presents NM, crease-free, framed to 28-3/4 x 43”) with #10 Bench, #20 Ryan, (5) Aaron Specials; 1974 Topps Rack Pack: (GAI 7.5, #50 Carew back, #80 Seaver back); 1974 Topps Cello Pack: (GAI 9); 1974 Topps Wax Pack: (GAI 9.5, Bonus Team Checklist) and Other: (11 items) with signed 1974 Topps: #1 Aaron (“8”, card grades VG, auction LOA from JSA). This item has a reserve. Estimated value ($75,000+). A complete list of cards and their respective grades can be accessed by clicking on the provided link on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $10000.00

6 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 2. 1869 Peck & Snyder Cincinnati Red Stockings (Small) Team Card SGC 10—First Baseball Card Ever Produced! Our national pastime is a game of famous firsts. Whether it is Roscoe Barnes’ home in 1876, the formation of the leagues, the 1903 , advent of the Midsummers’ Classic or the breaking of the color barrier, baseball is a sport where history can be documented as a point- in-time by century. Four years following the conclusion of America’s bloodiest internal conflict, ten members of the 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings Base Ball Club became the first professional squad. Fueled by the business acumen of , the barnstorming Red Stockings scorched their outgunned competition by posting a perfect 57-0 record. The team was celebrated in both literature and song and paved the way for the future viability of .

During the same period, the newly invented carte de viste (or visiting card) gained significant popularity. The thick photographs of prominent citizens were widely distributed and collected and used by various spon- sors to promote their products. The -area sporting goods com- pany Peck & Snyder capitalized on both the CDV and the immensely popular American sport by distributing a team composite of what is now considered the first baseball card. Graded Poor 1 by SGC. The offered 1869 Peck & Snyder Cincinnati Red Stockings (Small) team card is a significant early baseball artifact and is one of only five total judged by the grading service. After 140 years in hiding, this artifact was recently unearthed by our Ohio based consignor. A total census of both the PSA and SGC population reports confirm a total of eight small versions.

Despite a combination of obverse wear consistent with the technical assessment, the sepia images of the Red Stockings have survived the century with perfectly contrasted imagery. Each player is confirmed as a member of the team with a “C” that is factory printed onto their jerseys. Subjects include Top Row: Hurley, G. Wright, Allison, McVey, Leonard; Bottom Row: Sweasy, Waterman, H. Wright, Brainard and Gould. The boldly stamped reverse confirms the identities of the sub- jects and includes an advertisement for Chadwick’s Base Ball Player’s Book of References for 1869 authored by , the “Father of Baseball”. Huggins & Scott is proud to offer this significant piece of both American and sports history and will be exhibiting it at the 2014 National Sports Collectors Convention in Cleveland, Ohio. Opening Bid $2500.00

3. 1933 Goudey Baseball #106 Napoleon Lajoie—PSA Authentic Graded Authentic by PSA. From 1933-1941, the Goudey Company on Boston, Massachusetts issued several of the most acclaimed early gum sets. Advertised as a “series of 240 baseball stars,” the first mainstream issue of “Big League Chewing Gum” was released in 1933 and proved an instant hit among American youth and trading card set collectors. Unfortunately, frenzied consumers were ultimately stymied in their attempt as card #106 was nowhere to be found. As many of their contemporaries and predecessors, Goudey never actually printed card #106 in packages of their product. Perhaps becoming wise to the tactic, a handful of enterprising early hobbyists wrote letters of complaint to the confec- tioner.

Released only to those who put “pen to paper” in 1934, Goudey curbed the outcry by producing a special #106 Napoleon Lajoie card and mailing copies to those who yearned to complete their sets. With a 1934 copyright on the reverse, #106 Lajoie was produced near the time frame of the Sport Kings series. Recognizing the scarcity of the Hall of Famer, early collectors dubbed #106 Lajoie as one of the “Big Three” along with the iconic T206 Plank and Wagner examples. The offered 1933 Goudey #106 Napoleon Lajoie is one of the most celebrated base- ball cards in history. This specimen is judged as “Altered” by PSA due to being a touch short. The properly centered portrait is framed by a lovely lime backdrop and the biographical reverse is clean. The obverse is brilliantly colored, a slight surface wrinkle on the left side with well-defined corners and clean edges. Opening Bid $2500.00

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4. 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcards Walter I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Johnson SGC 45—First Offered and Only Graded by SGC or PSA! The First Example Offered for Public Sale! Graded 45 VG+ 3.5 by SGC. This significant 1908-09 Rose Co. Postcards is not only one of the earliest collectibles of “The Big Train”, but it also resides as the only graded example of the Hall of Famer from the issue judged by either SGC or PSA. The well- traveled Johnson was born a Kansas farm boy before moving to California as a teenager and ultimately landing in Weiser, Idaho where he was discovered by a talent scout while playing for a semi-pro team. Dubbed the Weiser Wonder, it would not be long before Johnson was rebrand- ed “The Big Train” as the peren- 5. 1911 T205 Gold Border Kaiser Wilhelm (Cycle Back) nial ace for the Washington Senators. “Suffered in 18th Line” Variation—SGC 60 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. One of the legendary rarities of the 1911 T205 Gold The 1908-09 Rose Co. series is Border designation is uncovered with the offered Kaiser Wilhelm “Suffered in 18th perhaps the most celebrated and Line” full text variation. This specimen is crowned by a tough Cycle back and is the difficult of all postcard issues. The portrait of the 20 year-old fireballer is ornately highest graded of the two known variants with the scarce advertising reverse. This framed by a gilt embossed bat-and-ball motif. The black-and-white image is entirely jewel is crease-free with a strong central image and only superficial chipping along absent of creasing or other significant wear. Tracing beneath the identifying caption is the gilt perimeter. Those pursuing a 1911 T205 Gold Bolder master set will not want a diamond shaped field setting complete with gold stamped bases, base paths and two to pass on this seldom encountered opportunity to secure one of the most prominent players. While negligible creasing traces throughout the field, they hardly impact the prizes from the promotion. The Standard Catalog of Baseball Cards notes this varia- overall presentation of the artifact. Additional corner and edge wear is offset by the tion as “Very scarce. Only found with Hassan back”. This item has a reserve. overall striking qualities of the obverse. Importantly, the correspondence reverse is Estimated value ($5500-$8000). absent of any writing, postage residue or cancellation marks. Opening Bid $2500.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

6. 1915 E145 7. (65) 1909-11 Cracker Jack #30 T206 White PSA 5 Border Singles Graded EX 5 by PSA. with (40) The 1915 was a Graded banner campaign for Tyrus Raymond (Ty) Including (4) Cobb as he paced the Hall of Famers in Climb the “The eight offensive cate- Monster” with these gories including (65) 1909-11 T206 average, hits, on-base White Border singles percentage and stolen featuring (40) graded bases. Not yet thirty cards including a years of age, the fear- quartet of Hall of some Georgia native was Famers. Unless well on his way to re- noted, each artifact writing the records of displays a common which, several stand to advertising reverse. this day. This striking Included are SGC: 1915 E145 Cracker Jack (23 cards) with (1) #30 Ty Cobb depicts the SGC 60, (2) SGC 50, charter Class of 1936 (4) SGC 40, (11) Hall of Fame member in SGC 30: Willis top form. The tasty (Throwing, Polar World War 1-era treat Bear); (3) SGC 20, pictures Cobb choking (2) SGC 10; PSA: up on his lumber of (14 cards) with (5) choice against the PSA 3, (2) PSA 2.5, instantly familiar and (5) PSA 2: M. Brown beloved “Cracker Jack (Portrait), Waddell Ball Players” design. (Throwing); (2) PSA The central image is 1: Evers (with Bat, absent of any significant on Shirt); wear and is framed by evenly touched corners and creamy white edges. Despite mod- BVG: (2 cards) with erately askew centering, the central image is perfectly contrasted with the vibrant red (1) BVG 3.5, (1) BVG 1; GAI: (1) GAI 3.5 and Ungraded: (25 cards, with 32% VG foundation. While mild traces of caramel staining common to the issue are noticeable to VG-EX, 60% GD, 8% FR or lesser due to paper loss/residue, all common backs) on the reverse, the -black typeface overwhelms any imperfection. Worthy of with exception to H. Smith (VG, Sovereign 460). More on our website. prominent placement in any advanced pre-war candy card gathering. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

8 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 8. (37) 1909-11 T206 White 9. (5) 1909-11 Border PSA 1-4 Graded Cards T206 White with Willis Borders PSA Each judged by PSA. Presented are (37) Graded Cards 1909-11 T206 White Border singles featuring with Mathewson and a couple of tougher backs. The “Big Six” leads Unless noted, each relic displays a common the way for these (5) advertising reverse. Included are PSA 4: (2 1909-11 T206 White cards) with Howell (Portrait), Quillen; PSA Border PSA graded 3.5: (2 cards) with Carr, Maddox; PSA 3: (4 singles. Unless noted, cards) with Armbruster, Brain, D. Hoffman, each artifact is flanked O’Brien; PSA 2.5: (3 cards) with Campbell, by a common advertis- Stanage, Wright; PSA 2: (18 cards) with ing back. Included are Devore (mc, Sovereign 460), Easterly, Fiene PSA 4: (3 cards) with (Throwing), Grimshaw, H. Hinchman, E. Collins (PSA 4), Liebhardt, Maloney, McIntyre (mk, Brooklyn Doyle (with Bat, Old & Chicago), Nicholls (Hands on Kneed), Mill), Mathewson Oberlin, Perring (mk), Pickering, F. Smith, (Portrait, mk due to Spade (mc), Sullivan, J. Tannehill, Turner, D. early collector nota- White (Pitching); PSA 1.5: (3 cards) with tions); PSA 3: Gandil Doyle (Portrait), Schlei (Catching), Willis (mc, name) and (St. Louis, Throwing); PSA 1: (5 cards) with Authentic: F. Smith Blackburne, Donohue (mislabeled Donovan, (Chicago & Boston, trimmed with reverse paper loss). Throwing on flip), Isbell (Sovereign 350), Milligan and Ritchey. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

10. (3) 1911 T205 Gold 11. (3) 1909-11 T206 White Borders with Mordecai Border Ty Cobb SGC Brown, Walter Johnson & Authentic Singles— —All SGC Different Poses Authentic Each graded Authentic by SGC due “Cy”, “The Big Train” and “Three to perimeter trimming. Enticing trio Finger” are teamed with this trio of of 1909-11 T206 White Border Ty 1911 T205 Gold Border singles. Cobb poses. With deference to the Each judged Authentic by SGC due alterations, these singles present to slight perimeter trimming. beautifully with bright obverses and Included are 1.) M. Brown (Polar sparkling clean advertising backs. Bear); 2.) W. Johnson (Sweet The surfaces each display well con- Caporal) and 3.) C. Young (Sweet cealed surface and corner creases. Caporal). Despite the alterations, Included are 1.) Bat Off Shoulder these relics still present in the (GD (Old Mill); 2.) Bat On Shoulder to VG) range with clean biographi- (Piedmont 350 Subjects) and 3.) Red cal backs. Portrait (Piedmont 350 Subjects). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

12. 1909-11 T206 White 13. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Borders Ty Cobb (Green Walter Portrait) SGC 55 Johnson Graded 55 VG-EX+ 4.5 by SGC. (Portrait) Place a strong bid on this famed 1909-11 T206 White Borders Ty & Christy Cobb (Green Portrait) pose. This Mathewson crease-free artifact displays a crys- (White tal clear image of the “Georgia Peach” as he emerges from the Cap)— bright forest green background set- Both SGC ting. Despite errant top-to-bottom Authentic centering, the slightly touched cor- Each graded ners and creamy edges neatly Authentic by frame the familiar deadpan of the SGC due to “deadball” star. With exception to a slight perimeter trimming. A pair of mound aces from opposing leagues are teamed stray printing imperfection, the with the offered 1909-11 T206 White Borders of Walter Johnson and Christy Piedmont 150 Subjects advertising Mathewson. Included are 1.) W. Johnson (Portrait, Piedmont 150 Subjects) and 2.) back is problem-free. Mathewson (White Cap, Sweet Caporal 150 Subjects). The rendition of “The Big Opening Bid $900.00 Train” is crease-free while “Big Six” displays a single edge wrinkle. The advertising backs are crisp and clean. Opening Bid $150.00

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14. 1909-11 T205 & T206 Hall of Famers with 15. (4) 1887 N284 Buchner Lajoie, Mathewson & Gold Coin SGC 60 McGraw—All SGC Graded Singles Graded Each graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. From the dawn of our national pas- Each graded by SGC. A pair of time comes this quartet of 1887 Giants and a beloved Indian are N284 Buchner Gold Coin singles. joined with this trio of 1909-11 T205 Included are appropriately judged and T206 Hall of Famers. Included versions of 1.) T. Brown (1 of 2, are 1.) 1909-11 T206 White Borders none better); 2.) Ferguson (1 of 2, Lajoie (SGC 30, with Bat, Polar one better); 3.) D. Miller (1 of 1, Bear); 2.) 1911 T205 Gold Borders three better) and 4.) Ryan (1 of 1, Mathewson (SGC 30, Sweet two better). Caporal) and 3.) 1911 T205 Gold Opening Bid $500.00 Borders McGraw (SGC 50, Hassan). Opening Bid $150.00

16. (6) 1887 N284 Buchner Gold Coin SGC 40-55 Graded Cards 17. (8) 1887 N284 Buchner Each judged from 55 VG-EX+ 4.5 to Gold Coin SGC Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Singles Antique sextet of Each graded by SGC. Nineteenth- 1887 N284 century diamond enthusiasts will Buchner Gold Coin favor these (8) 1887 N284 Buchner singles. Included Gold Coin singles. Included are are SGC 55: Rooks SGC 30: (2 cards) with Bennett (1 (1 of 1, two better); of 1, one better), Clements (1 of 1, SGC 50: (2 cards) two better); SGC 20: Kilroy (1 of with Bassett (1 of 1, one better); SGC 10: (3 cards) 1, highest graded), with T. Burns, Esterbrook; SGC J. Whitney (1 of 2, Authentic: (2 cards) with Forster one better); SGC and Morrissy. 45: (2 cards) with Opening Bid $400.00 Morrill (1 of 1, one better), Peoples (1 of 1, none better) and SGC 40: Donnelly (1 of 3, two better). Opening Bid $400.00

18. 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets SGC Authentic One of Only Four Graded! Graded Authentic by SGC due to a missing piece of the right border. George Edward (Rube) Waddell, the dominating southpaw and 1946 Baseball Hall of Famer appears the part of a gentleman on his 1902-11 W600 Sporting Life Cabinets pre- mium. The portrait of the intense Athletics hurler is absent of any paper loss or writing. Despite a pin hole which facilitat- ed prominent display along with scattered instances of surface stain- 19. 1909-10 E97 Topsy Hartsell Briggs Lozenge and Black & ing and an extensive crease result- ing in partial tearing, the 112 year- White Proof—Both SGC Graded old canvas still presents nicely. Each graded by SGC. Complimentary pair of 1909-10 E97 Topsy Hartsell Briggs Co. Extremely scarce heirloom of the Lozenge singles. Included are appropriately judged copies of 1.) color version (SGC native who is pic- 20) and 2.) black and white “proof” (SGC 30, one of two graded, none better). These tured in black-and-white splendor toward the dawn of his career. reverses are absent of any paper loss/residue or writing. Opening Bid $300.00 Opening Bid $250.00

10 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 20. 1914 Cracker Jack #57 Walter Johnson PSA 4 As part of the “first issue of 10,000,000” pictures, few players in the 1914 Cracker Jack issue can match the grandeur of Walter Johnson. Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA with no qualifiers. This crease-free treat presents at the peak of the tech- nical grade with barely touched cor- ners, crisp edges and relatively accu- rate centering. The red-and-green background setting neatly frames the 21. 1909-1916 Max Stein Postcard #PC758 Buck Weaver— “Big Train” as he readies to fire yet another devastating . With SGC 30 exception to scattered traces of To his dying day star Buck Weaver cited his out- caramel discoloration common to the standing performance as proof of his innocence in the 1919 “Black Sox” scandal. issue, the reverse is clean with bold Unfortunately loyalty to his teammates in not reporting the conspiracy earned him a type. lifetime ban. Recall Buck’s better days with this 1909-16 Max Stein postcard. Graded Opening Bid $900.00 SGC 30 Good 2 this scarce postcard is imprinted on the obverse with the copyright date 1912, potentially making it a rookie issue. A youthful Weaver is depicted in a montage of images including a pose, in action and greeting his female fans. Opening Bid $200.00

23. 1933 Goudey Baseball 22. 1933 Goudey Baseball #181 PSA 5 #53 Babe Ruth PSA 5 Graded EX 5 by PSA. The mighty Graded EX 5 by PSA. Pull the trigger George Herman (Babe) Ruth com- on this classic 1933 Goudey Baseball mands the offered 1933 Goudey #53 Babe Ruth. When typically dis- Baseball #181 example. With the covered, the four poses of “The onset of age and a raucous personal Sultan of Swat” from the early gum life, the “Bambino” started to fade issue display a combination of wear. toward the end of his career. Quite simply, Ruth drove sales for the However, a baseball crazed public product and children displayed their still adored him, and as such, period admiration of the hero by Ruth material typically survives in extensively handling his cardboard lower condition due to extensive han- image. Fortunately, this specimen dling. This particular heirloom escaped such youthful hands as the escaped such admiration as the can- canvas is entirely crease-free with vas is crease-free with evenly worn evenly worn corners and relatively corners and well defined edges. The crisp edges. The bright yellow setting home run hero emerges from a bright has retained its original sheen and the lime setting that is absent of any informative biographical back is obtrusive wear. Additionally, the problem-free. biographical reverse detailing Ruth as Opening Bid $1500.00 one of “the keenest students of base- ball” is clean. Opening Bid $1500.00

24. 1933 Goudey Baseball 25. 1933 Goudey Baseball #144 Babe Ruth PSA #149 Babe Ruth PSA Authentic Authentic Bubble gum hero George Herman Lock in your bids for the offered (Babe) Ruth is front-and-center on the 1933 Goudey Baseball #149 Babe offered 1933 Goudey Baseball #144 Ruth gum card. Graded Authentic by example. Graded Authentic by PSA PSA due to slight perimeter trim- due to slight perimeter trimming. This ming. This fantastic rendition of “The specimen otherwise presents mid- Bambino” is crease-free with creamy grade and features a classic full body edges and an eye-catching red back- pose batting pose of the “Sultan of drop. The reverse does exhibit mod- Swat”. Crease-free with evenly worn erate paper pulling along the lower corners, precise centering and only a portion. However, the overall presen- lightly soiled surface. The biographi- tation of the cornerstone is not seri- cal reverse is problem-free. ously compromised. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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26. 1887 28. 1887 N284 N284 Buchner 27. 1887 Buchner Gold Coin N284 Gold Coin Buchner Old Hoss (Ball in Gold Coin Radbourn Hand) SGC (Hands 60—Highest SGC 55 Above Waist) Graded with Opening Bid SGC 45 $250.00 None Better Opening Bid Opening Bid $250.00 $250.00

30. 1909-11 29. 1887 T206 White N284 Borders Buchner Christy Gold Coin Mathewson Charles (Dark Cap) Comiskey with Polar SGC 40 Bear Back— Opening Bid PSA 3 $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 31. 1909-11 T206 White Borders Cy Young (Glove Shows) with Cycle 460 Back—PSA 3 Opening Bid $400.00

34. 1913 Tom Barker Game Joe Jackson SGC 84 Opening Bid $400.00 33. 1913 T200 Fatima Team Card 32. 1910 T206 White Borders Fred Beck Chicago Americans SGC 70 with Broad Leaf 350 Back—SGC 30 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

36. 1934 37. 1934 35. 1914 Polo Goudey Goudey Grounds Baseball #37 Baseball #61 Game Joe Lou Gehrig Jackson SGC PSA PSA 50 Authentic Opening Bid Opening Bid Authentic $200.00 $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

12 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 38. 1938 Goudey Baseball #274 Joe 39. 1952 Topps Baseball #312 40. 1952 Topps Baseball #261 DiMaggio Rookie PSA Authentic SGC 55 SGC 45 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

41. 1952 Topps Baseball High Numbers: #347 Joe Adcock & #402 Earl Harrist— Both SGC 30 Opening Bid $150.00 42. 1953 Bowman Color #59 43. 1953 Topps Baseball #82 SGC 45 Mickey Mantle PSA Authentic Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

45. 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Rookie SGC 80 Opening Bid $250.00 46. 1955 Topps Baseball #123 Sandy 44. 1954 Topps Baseball #94 Koufax & #164 Rookie SGC 55 SGC Graded Rookies Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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47. 1952 Topps Baseball #311 Mickey Mantle Rookie PSA 5 Graded EX 5 by PSA. A standard of collecting excellence. The offered 1952 Topps Baseball #311 Mickey Mantle rookie card is one of the few cardboard treasures that transcends the sports collecting hobby and rightfully earns the limelight of broader national attention. Unlike so many of its peers, this particular high number escaped burial at the depths of the Atlantic Ocean and survives in the upper 68% of all similar copies validated by the third-party grading service. The time was right and the setting perfect. The youthful Oklahoman burst onto the New York scene just as Sy Berger introduced his “giant size picture cards” to a baseball-crazed public. As such, the majority of such examples when encountered are understandably well handled as few escaped the grasps of youthful collectors. With his head aloft, “The Mick” casts an upward glance while his weapon of choice rests upon his right shoulder. The instantly recognizable cardboard canvas is entirely absent of any creasing, surface abrasions, impressions or color loss. The reverse is clean. Superficial perimeter wear along with errant left-to-right centering is overwhelmed by the sheer beauty of the overall design and the idol status of its subject. Opening Bid $5000.00

48. 1954 Topps Baseball #128 Henry Aaron Rookie SGC 92 Graded 92 NM-MT+ 8.5 by SGC. As one of the benchmarks of the modern collecting hobby, the 1954 Topps Baseball #128 debut of “Hammerin’” remains coveted in any condition. High-grade rookie copies of the “pure” All-Time Home Run king often trade in the five figures and continue to esca- late in value. The offered 1954 Topps Baseball #128 Henry Aaron rookie exhibits the appearance of having been recently pulled from a corner store wax pack. Four razor-sharp corners, virtually untouched edges and accurate centering frame the radiant burnt orange background setting. This “pack fresh” cornerstone sur- passes 99% of all similar copies evaluated by the grading service. Opening Bid $2500.00

49. 1951 Bowman Baseball #305 Willie Mays Rookie PSA 6 Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA. Premier 1951 Bowman Baseball #305 Willie Mays rookie card. This horizon- tal high number depicts the young slugger practicing his swing against a makeshift batting cage. Exhibits relatively strong corners, crisp edges and precise centering along with bright surface hues. The biograph- ical reverse is absent of any wax staining and is further amplified by bold blue-and-red typeface. Build the foundation of your 1951 Bowman Baseball project around this early rendition of “Say Hey”! Opening Bid $900.00

14 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 50. 1948-49 Leaf Gum Co. #4 Rookie SGC 84 Graded 84 NM 7 by SGC. Stan (The Man) Musial swings away on his 1948-49 Leaf Gum Co. rookie card. Due to centering variances inherent with factory printing techniques of the age, cards from the post-war issue are seldom encountered in higher grades. This particular speci- men displays accurate centering, strong corners and an enticing blue backdrop. The reverse is absent of any wax staining or other obtrusive wear. Meets or exceeds 86% of all 51. 1948 Leaf Baseball #1 DiMaggio & #32 Spahn Rookie— similar copies appraised by the third- Both PSA party authenticator. Opening Bid $400.00 Each graded by PSA. Offered is a mid-grade tandem of 1948 Leaf Baseball Hall of Famers. Included are attractive renditions of 1.) #1 DiMaggio (PSA 3) and 2.) Spahn (PSA 4). Opening Bid $250.00

52. (54) 1952-1967 Topps & Bowman Baseball Hall of Famers & Stars with (17) Graded Including Aaron, Clemente & Koufax 53. (7) 1952 Topps Baseball Star-studded gallery of (54) 1952- SGC 60-80 Graded High 1967 Topps and Bowman Baseball Hall of Famers and stars with (17) Numbers graded including a slew of legends Each graded from 80 EX/NM 6 to 60 such as Aaron, Clemente, Koufax and EX 5 by SGC. Impressive assortment more! Highlights include 1952 of (7) 1952 Topps Baseball high Bowman: #156 Spahn (SGC 40); numbers. Included are razor-sharp 1958 Topps: #485 T. Williams AS and creamy renditions of SGC 80: (SGC 50); 1959 Topps: #163 Koufax #352 Drews; SGC 70: (2 cards) with (BVG 6), #202 Maris (BVG 3); 1960 #336 Koslo, #389 Wade; SGC 60: (4 Topps: #300 Aaron (BVG 2), #377 cards) with #353 Del Greco, #371 Maris (SGC 50); 1961 Topps: #388 Hofman, #376 Throneberry and #391 Clemente (BVG 5.5), #484 Aaron Chapman. MVP (SGC 55); 1962 Topps: #5 Opening Bid $500.00 Koufax (VG), #10 Clemente (SGC 45), #300 Mays (SGC 40); 1966 Topps: #100 Koufax (SGC 35) and 1967 Topps: #5 Ford (SGC 80). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

55. (39) 1953 Topps 54. 1953 Topps Baseball Baseball PSA Graded #104 SGC 88 Cards with Feller, Mathews Graded 88 NM-MT 8 by SGC. & Kiner Stunning 1953 Topps Baseball #104 Each graded by PSA. Presented are Yogi Berra. The eye-catching por- (39) 1953 Topps Baseball singles fea- trait of the Hall of Fame Yankee turing a trio of Hall of Famers plus a backstop is framed by four sharp tough high number. Included are PSA corners, virtually untouched edges 6: (4 cards) with #14, 23, 174, 193; and “dead” centering. The red-and- PSA 5.5: (4 cards) with #186, 204, black type “Dugout Quiz” reverse is 214, 221; PSA 5: (11 cards, one qual- accentuated by strong print quality. ifier) with #10, 28, 31, #37 Mathews, Meets or exceeds the criteria for the #54 Feller (mc), 71, 101, 121, 128, opined technical grade and resides 139, 158; PSA 4.5: (5 cards) with as 1 of 5 at the grading level with #36, 72, 109, 135, 215; PSA 4: (13 only one better. Surpasses 98% of cards, one qualifier) with #2, 6, 22, all similar copies reported to the 46, 80, 102, 112, 113, 132, 155, 181, third-party service. #191 Kiner, #265 Jensen (mc); PSA Opening Bid $300.00 3: #163 and PSA 2.5: #172. Opening Bid $250.00

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57. (5) 1955 Topps Baseball Double Headers 56. 1954 Bowman Baseball SGC Graded #66 PSA 4 Hall of Famers Graded VG-EX 4 by PSA. Pulled with Aaron, early in production due to a contract Robinson & dispute, the offered 1954 Bowman Williams Baseball #66 Ted Williams resides Each graded by SGC. atop many collector’s wantlists. This Swing away for these crease-free portrait of the Korean War (5) 1955 Topps hero is framed by evenly worn cor- Baseball Double ners, creamy edges and is moderately Headers. Included are off-centered. The obverse exhibits a appropriately judged bright background setting along with versions of #25 J. a perfectly contrasted image. The Robinson/26 (SGC informative reverse is absent of any 45), #45 Kaline/46 wax staining or other obtrusive wear. (SGC 50), #69 T. A fine, mid-grade copy of a classic Williams/70 (SGC 55), gum card. #105 Aaron/106 (SGC Opening Bid $250.00 Authentic) and #111 Killebrew/#112 Podres (SGC 40). Opening Bid $250.00

59. (6) 1955 & 1956 Topps 58. 1955 Armour Baseball Coins (Black) SGC Graded Mickey Mantle Stars with Corrected (L or R) Koufax RC, Variation PSA 7 Mantle & (2) Graded NM 7 by PSA. Williams Pitch-black 1955 Armour Stellar sextet of Coins Mickey Mantle cor- 1955 and 1956 rected (L or R) variation. Topps Baseball The bust of the legendary SGC graded stars Yankee is framed by a including “The complete rim, an Mick” and unscratched surface and “Teddy raised lettering. An obscure Ballgame”. find for the die-hard Included among Mantle completist. these mid-grade Opening Bid $400.00 classics are 1955 Topps: (4 cards) with #2 T. Williams (SGC 40), #50 J. Robinson (SGC 55), #123 Koufax RC (SGC 30), #210 Snider (SGC 35); 1956 Topps: (2 cards) with #5 T. Williams (SGC 50, White Back) and #135 Mantle (SGC 45, Gray Back). Opening Bid $500.00

60. (48) 1957 Topps 61. 1959 Topps Baseball Baseball #514 Rookie SGC 86- SGC 88 88 Graded Graded 88 NM-MT 8 by SGC. Cards Redbird flamethrower Bob Gibson Each graded shines on his 1959 Topps Baseball either 88 NM- #514 rookie high number. This early MT 8 or 86 rendition of the uncharacteristically NM+ 7.5 by friendly “Hoot” is bolstered by four SGC. Razor- sharp corners, creamy edges and sharp corners, pinpoint centering. The colorful pink crisp edges, background setting is bright with the pinpoint cen- portrait being perfectly contrasted to tering and the remainder of the canvas. The shimmering reverse is problem-free. Meets or surfaces are exceeds 91% of all similar copies attributes of these (48) high-grade 1957 Topps Baseball singles. Included are SGC 88: justified by the third-party grading (29 cards) with #41, 52, (2) 63, 66, 74, 98, (2) 107, 109, 129, (2) 145, 174, 219, 221, service. 232, 234, #246 (Lionel Carter), 256-258, 356, 368, 378 (none better), 385, 389, 394, Opening Bid $250.00 403; SGC 86: (19 cards) with 31, 69, 87, 137, 159, 163, 166, 189, 194, 235, 237, 246, 299, 365, 366, 368, 379, 389 and 392. Opening Bid $400.00

16 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 62. (13) 63. (21) 1953-1967 Different Topps & 1956-1973 Bowman Topps Baseball Baseball PSA Graded Roberto Hall of Clemente Famers with PSA Graded Aaron, J. Cards Robinson & Fans of Roberto Williams Clemente will cherish these Cooperstown (21) different star-power is in 1956-1973 abundance with Topps Baseball these (13) 1953- singles. Each 1967 Topps and graded by PSA. Included are Topps Clemente: (21 cards) with 1956 #33 (PSA 3, Bowman Baseball cards. Each assessed by PSA. Included are Topps: (12 cards) with Gray Back), 1957 #76 (PSA 3), 1958 #52 (PSA 3), 1959 #478 (PSA 3), 1960 #326 1953 #1 J. Robinson (PSA 3.5), 1954 #20 Spahn (PSA 6), 1955 #2 T. Williams (PSA (PSA 3), 1961 #388 (PSA 4.5), 1962 #10 (PSA 4), 1963 #540 (PSA 3), 1964 #440 4), 1956 #307 Wilhelm (PSA 6), 1961: #360 F. Robinson (PSA 7), #484 Aaron MVP (PSA 3), 1965 #160 (PSA 4), 1966 #300 (PSA 3), 1967: #361 CL (PSA 3), #400 (PSA (PSA 5); 1962 #387 Brock RC (PSA 4.5), 1963: #500 Killebrew (PSA 4), #553 3); 1968: #150 (PSA 3), #374 AS (PSA 5); 1969 #50 (PSA 3), 1970 #350 (PSA 3), Stargell RC (PSA 4); 1964 #50 Mantle (PSA 1.5), 1966 #200 Mathews (PSA 7), 1967 1971 #630 (PSA 3), 1972: #309 (PSA 3), #310 IA (PSA 4) and 1973 #50 (PSA 3). #210 Gibson (PSA 6) and Bowman: 1955 #179 Aaron (PSA 4). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

65. (30) 1989 Ken Griffey Jr. Graded Rookie Cards with (12) 64. 1964 Topps Giants #49 Upper Deck Hank Aaron—PSA Gem With a future one-way Mint 10 trip to Cooperstown in his future, these (30) For those who demand only the finest. 1989 Ken Griffey Jr. Presented is a 1964 Topps Giants card graded rookie cards are #49 Hank Aaron encapsulated and a sound investment graded Gem MT 10 by top grading choice. Included are (1) service PSA. One of just ten at this 1989 Bowman #220 level this perfect example radiates just (BGS 8.5), (3) 1989 out of the pack freshness with even Fleer #548 ((2) PSA 10, clean white borders, absolutely gor- one PSA 8), (3) 1989 geous original gloss and crystal clear Score Traded #100T photography. Simply put, it just does- (PSA 10, PSA 9, PSA n’t get any better than this. 8), (11) 1989 Topps Opening Bid $500.00 Traded #41T ((10) PSA 10, one PSA 9) and (12) 1989 Upper Deck #1 (all PSA 8, one OC). Opening Bid $200.00

66. (5) 1993 67. (389) 1980s-2000s SP Baseball Modern Baseball Graded #279 Derek Card Collection—Loaded Jeter (Foil) with Hall of Famers & Stars Rookies PSA 8 The offered 1980s-2000 modern base- Each graded NM- ball graded card collection of (389) MT 8 by PSA with cards is absolutely loaded with Hall of no qualifiers. Famers and stars. In addition to key Exceptional quintet rookie cards, there are plenty of inserts, of 1993 SP Baseball parallels and a pair of certified auto- #279 graphs. Highlights include 1982 Topps foil rookies. These Traded #98T Ripken RC (PSA 9), (2) condition sensitive 1985 Topps Traded #401 McGwire RC debuts of the (both PSA 8), (2) 1986 Donruss #39 Yankee captain Canseco RC (both PSA 10), 1986 present beautifully Topps Traded #11T B. Bonds RC (PSA with only a hint of 10), (2) 1990 Leaf #300 F. Thomas RC corner or edge (both PSA 9), (3) 1991 Bowman #569 wear. Perfect for the C. Jones RC (all PSA 10), (3) 1992 pinstriped dealer. Bowman #461 Piazza RC (all PSA 10), Opening Bid 1993 Topps Finest #110 Griffey Jr. $200.00 (PSA 10), (8) 1994 SP #15 A. Rodriguez RC ((2) SGC 92, (6) PSA 8), 1998 Stadium Club Helton/Glaus Co-Signers auto (BGS 8.5) and 2001 Donruss Anniversary Originals Glavine (1988) rookie certified auto (BGS 7). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

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68. 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter Complete PSA Graded Set of (50) Cards Celebrated professional and amateur athletes of the nineteenth century are profiled throughout this 1887 N28 Allen & Ginter complete PSA graded set of (50) cards. 69. (6) 1905-1910 Baseball Postcard Complete/Near Sets with Comprising the sport breakdown are (10) baseball players, (7) billiards players, (10) oars- men, (2) pool players, (10) pugilists, (4) rifle shooters and (7) wrestlers. The overall con- Females dition breakdown is as follows: P S A 6 : (5 cards, one qualifier) with Acton (mk), Beach, These (6) 1905-1910 baseball postcard complete/near sets feature male ballplayers Mitchell, Ross, J. Smith; P S A 5 . 5 : Vignaux; P S A 5 : (4 cards) with Bauer, Dion, and their female admirers in a variety of compromising situations. Included are 1905- S c h a e f e r, Weir; P S A 4 . 5 : (2 cards) with Mulvey, Sorakichi; P S A 4 : (6 cards, one qualifi- 09 PC792 Baseball Embossed set: (6/6, average VG, 33% reverse writing, plus (2) er) with Bennett, Dempsey, K e l l y, Sullivan, Trickett, Wa r d (mk); P S A 3 . 5 : (2 cards) with horse racing and football); 1910 PC798-9 Colonial Art Baseball and Football set: C a r n e y, Carver; P S A 3 : (5 cards, one qualifier) with Bubear, Gaudaur, McKay, (18/18, average GD, 61% reverse writing); 1910 PC798-10 Roth & Langley near: McMahon, Slosson; P S A 2 . 5 : C o d y; P S A 2 : ( 11 cards, three qualifiers) with Bibby, (24/26, average GD, 50% reverse writing); 1910 PC 798-33 Series 113 Comic set: C o m i s k e y, Carroll (mk), Frey, K e e f e (mk), Kilrain, Malone, McLaughlin, Muldoon (mk), (9/9, average VG, 33% reverse writing); 1910 PC 798-34 Embossed Edge near: Sexton, Teemer; P S A 1 . 5 : Hanlan (mk); P S A 1 : ( 11 cards, four qualifiers) with A d a m s (13/15, average FR, all but one with reverse writing) and 1910 PC798-36 The (mk), A n s o n, Bogardus, Caruthers, Daly, Glasscock (mk), Hamm, Hosmer, Lannon, National Game: (6 cards, average VG-EX, 33% reverse writing). M c A u l i ffe (mk), O a k l e y (mk) and P S A A u t h e n t i c : C l a r k s o n. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $900.00

70. 1920-21 W514 Near Master Set of (105/124) Cards with (6) Graded Eight Men Out! Featured is a 1920-21 W514 near master set of (105/124) cards with (6) graded including several players of “Black Sox” infamy! These strip cards were pared to varying dimensions with several exceeding guidelines needed for third-party professional grading. The cards are assessed on how they present. The overall approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 15% (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 30% GD or lesser) with 12% displaying reverse tape residue or writing. These specimens generally present much nicer than when com- monly offered. Highlights include #2 Ruth (PSA Authentic), #3 Felsch (VG-EX), #31 Gandil (GD), #35 L. Williams (FR), #40 Bancroft (VG-EX, Giants), #43 Cobb (PSA 4.5), #52 McGraw (VG), #65 Alexander (PSA Authentic), #69 Faber (VG), #82 Cicotte (PR, reverse paper residue), #91 Weaver (PSA 1), #94 W. Johnson (PSA 3), #101 Sisler (VG), #105 Risberg (EX-MT), #106 Jennings (VG, Giants) and #106 Jennings (EX, Tigers). Also included are both variations for #47 (one “Yankees” grades SGC Authentic). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

71. 1934-36 Diamond Stars Complete Set of (108) Cards with (14) PSA Graded Including Both Greenberg Variations Striking 1934-1936 National Chicle Diamond Stars complete set of (108) cards plus an additional Greenberg variation. This “art deco” themed edition captures the essence of depression-era baseball and is headlined by (14) PSA graded cards. The approximate condition breakdown for the ungraded por- tion is as follows: 15% (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 30% (GD or lesser) with 11% displaying paper loss/residue, pin holes or writing. The challenging high series presents lesser than the more available numbers. Keys include #1 Grove (VG), #11 Dickey (VG-EX), #28 Lopez (EX), #31 Cuyler (VG-EX), #44 Hornsby (GD), #50 Ott (VG-EX), #54 Greenburg (PSA 5.5, ), #54 Greenberg (PSA 2, corrected), #63 T. Jackson (EX), #64 Foxx (VG), #77 Gehringer (VG), #86 Crosetti (PSA 5), #91 B. Harris (VG), #95 Appling (PSA 5), #100 Averill (GD), #101 Bartell (PSA 5.5), #103 Dickey (FR), #104 Rolfe (PSA 5.5), #105 Lombardi (PSA 6), #108 Berger (PSA 5); PSA 7 Common: #37; PSA 6 Common: #38; PSA 5 Commons: (3 cards) with #89, 93, 94 and PSA 4 Common: #92. Includes all but two numbers (#12, 18) of the 1935 set when possible. Due to rudimentary factory printing techniques of the age, slight size variances are present. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00

18 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 72. 1921 W551 Strip 73. 1926 W512 Strip Card Complete Set Card Near Set of (57/60) of (40) Cards with with Uncut Strip Ruth Celebrities from the “roaring Heroes of sport and the twenties” are profiled on the early cinema are depicted offered 1926 W512 strip card near on this 1921 W551 strip set of (57/60) cards plus an uncut card complete set of (40) strip. Although these relics come cards. Each card was neatly in varying dimensions due to the separated from a period nature of distribution, they other- strip with the group gener- wise generally range from (VG to ally presenting (VG to EX) EX) condition. Included are with only 5% displaying Baseball: (8/10, missing #4 reverse tape or writing. Speaker, #6 Ruth) with #1 Included are Baseball: Bancroft (VG-EX), #2 Alexander (10/10) with Baker (VG- (GD), #3 Cobb (GD), #8 Frisch EX), Bancroft (PR, reverse (VG), #9 Hornsby (VG-EX), #10 tape), Cobb (GD), W. Vance (VG-EX); Actors: (20/20) Johnson (EX), Ruth (EX- with #24 Chaplin (NM); Other MT), Sisler (VG-EX), Sports: (10/10) with #36-40 strip Speaker (VG), Stengel with Tilden/Hagen (VG-EX), #36 (VG-EX); Boxers: (10/10) Tilden (EX), #39 Hagen (EX-MT); Boxers: (10/10, plus two text variations) with #41 with Dempsey (VG); Other Sports: (10/10) with Sarazen (VG-EX), Tilden (EX), Dempsey (GD), (2) 43, (2) #44 Tunney (EX-MT, VG, both variations) and Aviators: Weismuller (EX) and Actors: (10/10) with Chaplin (EX). (9/10, missing #58) with #51 Lindbergh (EX-MT). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

74. 1928 W513 Strip 75. 1936 R313 National Card Near Set of Chicle Fine Pen Near Set (33/40) Cards with of (111/120) Uncut Strip Spotlighted is a 1936 R313 The offered 1928 W513 near National Chicle Fine Pens near set set of (33/40) cards features of (111/120) cards. These premiums prolific diamond stars and have an overall approximate condi- pugilists of the day. Unlike so tion breakdown of 20% (VG or bet- many strip cards, these relics ter), 20% (GD) and 60% (FR or are absent of any reverse lesser) with 50% displaying a com- residue or writing and generally bination of pin holes, reverse paper present in the (EX to EX-MT) loss/residue, tape or writing. range with deference to moder- Highlights include ate size variances. Included are Bottomley/Gelbert (EX), Ferrell Baseball: (20/26) with #61-65 Brothers (VG), Greenberg/Dickey uncut strip with Roush/Hoyt (FR, reverse writing), Grove (FR, (NM), #67 Terry (EX-MT), #68 reverse album residue), B. Harris Pennock (VG), #70 P. Waner (GD), Hornsby (PR, pin holes), (EX), #72 Grimes (VG), #78 Hoyt (VG), Mack/McGraw (GD), Haines (EX-MT), #82 Traynor Traynor (VG), Wagner (PR, pin (EX-MT), #86 Co(o)mbs (VG) hole), Waner Brothers/Weaver and Boxers: (13/14). Missing (GD) and /Goslin only #66, 73-75, 79, 84 and 93 (VG). More on our website. for completion. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

77. 1939 R303-B Goudey Premiums 76. 1936 R314 Goudey Complete Set of (24) Wide Pens Near Set of with DiMaggio (110/120) Cards Very clean 1939 R303-B Place a strong bid on this ready-to- Goudey Premiums complete complete 1936 R314 Goudey Wide set of (24) showcasing (14) Pens near set of (110/120) cards. Hall of Famers including These premiums carry an overall DiMaggio. This oversized red- approximate condition breakdown toned edition consistently pres- of 25% (VG or better), 20% (GD) ents (EX to EX-MT) with and 55% (FR or lesser) with 47% clean “How To” instructional displaying a combination of pin reverses. Highlights include holes, reverse paper loss/residue, Appling (EX), Cronin (EX- tape or writing. Highlights include MT), Dickey (EX), DiMaggio Averill (VG), Dickey (VG), Ferrell (EX), Feller (EX-MT), Foxx Brothers (VG-EX), Hoyt (GD), (EX), Gomez (EX-MT), Simmons (VG-EX), Vaughan (VG), Gordon (EX-MT), Greenberg L. Waner (VG, No Litho) and P. (EX-MT), Herman (EX-MT), Waner (VG). More on our website. Lombardi (EX), Ott (EX), Opening Bid $500.00 Simmons (EX-MT) and Vaughan (EX-MT). Opening Bid $400.00

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79. 1950 V362 Big League Stars Complete Set of (48) Cards with (44) PSA Graded Be the first to register the offered 1950 V362 Big League Stars complete set of (48) cards, (44) of which are graded by PSA. This scarce Canadian designa- tion features players from the including debuts of “The Rifleman” and a future Hall of Fame skipper. Most populations of each card are in the 78. 1949 Bowman Baseball Near Master Set of (240/240) Plus low single digits as only (77) total cards from the series have been evaluated. Included (6) Name on Front Variations with (20) SGC Graded Stars are: PSA 7: #37; PSA 6: #33; PSA 5: (9 cards) with #6, 11, 16, 20, 27, 30, 35, 36, 41; PSA 4.5: (2 cards) with #32, 43; PSA 4: (19 cards) with #3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12-15, 23, 28, Comprehensive 1949 Bowman Baseball near master set of (240/240) plus (6) Name on 31, 34, 38, 40, #45 Lasorda (1 of 2, none better), 46-48; PSA 3: (8 cards) with #2 Front variations with (20) SGC graded stars. The overall approximate condition break- Connors (1 of 1, one better), 18, 19, 22, 26, 39, 42, 44; PSA 2: (3 cards) with #1 down for the ungraded portion is as follows: 15% (NM or better), 25% (EX-MT), 25% Bridges, 25, 29; PSA 1: #24 Gionfriddo and Ungraded: (4 cards average VG). (EX) and 35% (VG-EX or lesser) with the challenging high series generally presenting Opening Bid $500.00 better than the more available numbers. Highlights include #23 Doerr (SGC 84), #24 Musial (SGC 60), #29 Kiner (SGC 60), #33 Spahn (SGC 82), #46 Roberts RC (SGC 50), #50 J. Robinson RC (SGC 40), #60 Berra (SGC 50), #84 Campanella RC (SGC 70), #98 Rizzuto (SGC 55, No Name on Front), #100 Hodges RC (SGC 84), #110 Wynn RC (SGC 60), #175 Appling (SGC 84), #214 Ashburn RC (SGC 50), #224 Paige RC (SGC 60), #226 Snider RC (SGC 45), #233 Doby RC (SGC 84), #238 Lemon RC (SGC 55); Name on Front Variations: (6 cards) with #4 Priddy (EX-MT), #78 Zoldak (NM), #88 Salkeld (EX-MT), #83 Scheffing (EX-MT), #85 Mize (EX-MT) and #98 Rizzuto (VG-EX). Missing only the “script” variations for master set completion. More on our website. Opening Bid $1200.00

80. 1951 Bowman Baseball Complete Set of (324/324) Cards with (5) Graded Keys Including PSA 4 Mantle & Mays Rookies The true rookies of Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays form the foundation for the offered 1951 Bowman Baseball complete set of (324) 81. 1957 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (407) Cards with (42) cards. This mid-grade edition is further bolstered by the inclusion of (5) PSA grad- PSA Graded—Sharp! ed keys. The approximate condition break- Those with an eye for the exceptional will favor the offered 1957 Topps Baseball down is as follows: 20% (EX or better), complete set of (407) cards featuring (42) PSA graded cards. This groundbreaking 35% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 15% (GD standard-sized issue has an overall approximate condition breakdown for the ungraded or lesser) with the challenging high series portion of 35% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT) and 25% (EX or lesser) with only generally presenting on par with the more moderate instances of factory askew centering that is common to the issue. common numbers. Highlights include #1 Additionally, the challenging fourth series generally presents on par with the more Ford RC (PSA 4), #2 Berra (PSA 2), #3 available numbers. Several additional ungraded copies are present which are worthy Roberts (EX-MT), #26 Rizzuto (VG), #30 of third-party grading consideration! Highlights include #1 T. Williams (PSA 6), #2 Feller (EX-MT), #31 Campanella (GD), Berra (PSA 7), #7 Aparicio (PSA 7), #10 Mays (PSA 6), #18 Drysdale RC (PSA 6), #32 Snider (VG-EX), #58 Slaughter (EX- #20 Aaron (PSA 6), #24 Mazeroski RC (PSA 7), #30 Reese (NM), #35 F. Robinson MT), #80 Reese (VG), #134 Spahn (EX), RC (PSA 6), #38 Fox (PSA 7), #55 Banks (PSA 7), #76 Clemente (PSA 8, oc), #90 #165 T. Williams (PSA 4), #232 Fox RC Spahn (PSA 7), #95 Mantle (PSA 6), #125 Kaline (PSA 7), #170 Snider (PSA 7), (EX-MT), #253 Mantle RC (PSA 4), #282 #210 Campanella (PSA 7), #212 Colavito RC (PSA 7), #286 Richardson RC (PSA 6), Frisch (EX) and #305 Mays RC (PSA 4). #302 Koufax (PSA 7), #317 Giants Team (PSA 7), #328 B. Robinson RC (PSA 7), More on our website. #338 Bunning RC (PSA 7), #400 Dodgers Sluggers (PSA 8) and #407 Mantle/Berra Opening Bid $1500.00 (PSA 7). More on our website. Opening Bid $1500.00

20 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 82. 1950 83. 1952 Topps Baseball Bowman Low Number #1-310 Baseball Complete Set with (2) PSA Complete Graded Including Mays Set Begin your journey to surmount the (252/252) 1952 Topps Baseball set by securing the offered Low Number #1-310 Stellar 1950 complete set. This edition is bol- Bowman stered by a pair of PSA graded Hall Baseball com- of Famers. Approximately 60% of plete set of (252) the #1-80 first series is flanked by a cards. This pint- black back. The overall approximate sized edition has condition breakdown is as follows: an overall 20% (EX or better), 25% (VG-EX), approximate con- 35% (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser) dition breakdown with the challenging first series pre- of 25% (EX or senting only slightly lesser than the better), 20% remaining numbers. Highlights (VG-EX), 30% include #1 Pafko (GD, bb), #11 Rizzuto (GD), #26 Irvin (VG, bb), #29 Kluszewski (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser) with the tougher first series generally presenting simi- (VG), #33 Spahn (PSA 5, bb), #36 Hodges (VG), #37 Snider (VG, bb), #59 Roberts larly to the more available numbers. Highlights include #11 Rizzuto (EX-MT), #21 (VG, bb), #65 Slaughter (GD, bb), #88 Feller (GD), #91 Schoendienst (VG), #129 Reese (NM), #22 J. Robinson (VG), #39 Doby (VG), #46 Berra (EX-MT), #75 Mize (GD), #175 B. Martin RC (GD), #191 Berra (VG), #195 Minoso (VG, signed no Campanella (VG), #77 Snider (GD), #84 Ashburn (GD), #98 T. Williams (VG), #217 cert), #215 Bauer (EX), #216 Ashburn (VG), #243 Doby (VG), #261 Mays (PSA 3), Stengel (GD), #219 Bauer (EX-MT) and #229 Frisch (VG). More on our website. #268 Lemon (VG) and #277 Wynn (VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $1200.00

85. 1952 Parkhurst 84. 1952 Bowman Baseball Near Set of Baseball Near Set of (93/100) Cards (246/252) Cards Members of the Consistently attractive 1952 International League Bowman Baseball near set of Montreal Royals, (246/252) cards. This mid- Athletics and grade edition has an overall Maple Leafs are profiled on approximate condition break- this tough 1952 Parkhurst down of 20% (EX or better), Baseball near set of 35% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and (93/100) cards. This clean 20% (GD or lesser) with the Canadian issue has an over- high series generally presenting all approximate condition similarly to the more available breakdown of 35% (EX- numbers. Highlights include #1 MT or better), 40% (EX) Berra (GD), #8 Reese (GD), and 25% (VG-EX or less- #11 Kiner (EX-MT), #23 er). Keys include #2 Lemon (EX), #44 Campanella Silverman (VG), #19 (VG), #53 Ashburn (EX), #101 Markell (EX-MT), #57 Mantle (GD), #156 Spahn Hoak (VG-EX), #58 (VG), #162 Irvin (VG-EX) and Lasorda (VG-EX), #64 #252 Crosetti (EX). More on Bankhead (EX-MT), #66 our website. Alston (EX), #68 Gilliam Opening Bid $750.00 (EX-MT) and #76 Podres (EX). Missing only #1 Becker, 4, 24, 36, 51, 98 and 99 for completion. Opening Bid $500.00

86. 1953 Bowman Color 87. 1953 Topps Baseball Baseball Near Set (147/160) Near Set of (232/274) Plus 1953 Bowman Black Cards with Mantle & White Set (64/64) Sophomore 1953 Topps Baseball The color splashed and muted edi- near set of (232/274) cards includ- tions from the 1953 Bowman ing Mantle and Paige. The overall Baseball product line are available approximate condition breakdown with the offered near and complete is 30% (VG-EX or better) and sets. Highlights include 1953 40% (VG or lesser) and 30% (GD Bowman Color near: (147/160, 20% or lesser) with the 25 high num- EX or better, 30% VG-EX, 30% VG, bers generally presenting similarly 20% GD or lesser) with #10 Ashburn to the remainder of the cards. (VG), #32 Musial (VG), #33 Reese Highlights include #1 J. Robinson (GD), #44 Bauer/Berra/Mantle (VG), (VG), #27 Campanella (VG-EX), #51 Irvin (VG-EX), #55 Durocher #37 Mathews (GD), #41 Slaughter (EX), #59 Mantle (GD), #80 Kiner (VG), #61 Wynn (VG), #76 Reese (VG-EX), #81 Slaughter (EX), #92 (VG), #82 Mantle (GD), #104 Hodges (VG-EX), #93 Berra (VG-EX), #147 Spahn Rizzuto/Martin (EX), #97 Mathews (GD), #151 Wilhelm (VG-EX), (VG), #117 Snider (GD), #118 B. #191 Kiner (EX), #207 Ford Martin (GD), #121 Berra (VG), #153 Ford (GD); 1953 Bowman Black & White set: (VG), #220 Paige (GD), #246 (64/64, 20% EX-MT or better, 30% EX, 25% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser) with #15 Face RC (VG-EX), #254 Roe Mize (VG), #27 Lemon (GD), #28 Wilhelm (EX), #39 Stengel (GD) and #43 Bevan (VG) and #258 Gilliam RC (VG- (VG, Born 1930). More on our website. EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

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88. 1954 Topps 89. 1954 Bowman Baseball Baseball Complete Set Complete Set (224/224) with #66 Ted (250/250) with Williams (4) SGC Graded Sterling 1954 Bowman Keys including Baseball complete set of (224) cards plus the challenging #66 SGC 84 Banks & Ted Williams shortprint! This Kaline Rookies classic edition has an overall The debuts of approximate condition break- “Hammerin’ Hank”, down of 20% (EX-MT or bet- “Mr. Cub” and “Mr. ter), 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) Tiger” are but a few of and 30% (VG or lesser). the legends featured in Highlights include #1 Rizzuto the offered 1954 Topps (VG), #15 Ashburn (VG-EX), Baseball complete set of (250) cards including (4) SGC graded keys. The overall #58 Reese (EX-MT), #64 approximate condition breakdown is as follows: 25% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), Mathews (EX-MT), #65 Mantle 35% (VG) and 20% (GD or lesser) with only a handful of instances of paper loss. (GD), #66 T. Williams (VG- Highlights include #1 T. Williams (VG), #10 J. Robinson (VG), #17 Rizzuto (VG- EX), #89 Mays (VG), #90 EX), #32 Snider (VG), #37 Ford (VG), #50 Berra (VG), #90 Mays (VG), #94 Banks Campanella (GD), #101 Larsen RC (SGC 84), #128 Aaron RC (SGC 45), #132 Lasorda RC (VG), #201 Kaline RC RC (VG-EX), #132 Feller (SGC 84) and #250 T. Williams (SGC 70). Also present are (11) signed cards of #22, (VG), #161 Berra (EX) and #70 Doby, 92, 96, #101 Woodling, 119, 123, 125, 138, 155 and 159 (no certs). More #177 Ford (VG). More on our on our website. website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

90. 1954 Dan-Dee Potato Chips Complete Set of (29) Cards with (22) Graded Crunchy 1954 Dan-Dee Potato Chips complete set of (29) cards with (22) graded. Included are: PSA 6: Hodges (mc); PSA 4: Westlake; PSA 3: (4 cards) with Friend, Lemon, Rizzuto, Roberts; SGC 40: Strickland; PSA 2: (7 cards) with Bauer, Easter, Hegan, Mitchell (mk), Rosen, P. Smith SP (mk), F. Thomas SP; SGC 30: Mantle; PSA 1: (7 cards) with Avila, Feller, Houtteman, Irvin, Lopez, Snider, Wynn; Ungraded: (7 cards, average FR) with W. Cooper SP (FR), Doby (PR) and Schoendienst (GD). 91. 1953 Johnston Cookies Milwaukee Braves Set of (25) Cards Opening Bid $500.00 Featured is a 1953 Johnston Cookies Milwaukee Braves complete set of (25) cards. This colorful regional issue has an overall condition breakdown of 32% (NM or bet- ter), 44% (EX-MT), 16% (EX) and 8% (VG-EX or lesser). Keys include #10 Spahn (NM) and #21 Mathews (EX-MT). Opening Bid $150.00

92. 1954 Johnston 93. 1955 Johnston Cookies Cookies Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves Near Set Braves Near Set (32/35) with Aaron (32/35) Plus An early rendition of Display Poster “Hammerin’ Hank” leads the way for the offered 1955 Challenging tandem fea- Johnston Cookies turing a 1954 Johnston Milwaukee Braves near set Cookies Milwaukee of (32/35) cards. These Braves near set of regional artifacts were neat- (32/35) cards plus the ly separated from distrib- extremely scarce display uted folders and come in poster issued for the set. varying dimensions. The Included are Near Set: obverses still generally (32/35, average EX to present in the (EX-MT) EX-MT) with #5 Aaron range with 12% displaying (EX), #21 Spahn (EX- perimeter pin holes. MT), #34 Thomson SP Highlights include Aaron (EX), #41 Mathews (FR, pin holes), Mathews (VG) and Display (FR, pin hole) and Spahn Poster: (20-1/4 x 31”) (EX-MT). Missing only #20 presents well with scattered pin holes along with perimeter creasing and wear. Missing Koslo, #23 Logan and #39 only #29 Burris, #32 E. Johnson and #48 Pafko for completion. Crowe for completion. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

22 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 94. 1955 Topps Baseball 95. 1955 Bowman Complete Set of (206) Baseball Near Set of Cards with SGC 60 (306/320) Cards Clemente RC Score over 95% of the classic Premier 1955 Topps Baseball 1955 Bowman Baseball edi- complete set of (206) cards tion with the offered near set headlined by a SGC 60 of (306/320) cards. This con- Clemente rookie. This upper tier dition sensitive wood-bor- horizontal edition has an overall dered television themed edi- approximate condition break- tion has an overall approxi- down of 15% (EX-MT or bet- mate condition breakdown of ter), 35% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) 25% (EX-MT or better), 35% and 25% (VG or lesser). (EX), 20% (VG-EX) and Highlights include #2 T. 20% (VG or lesser). Williams (GD), #4 Kaline (EX- Highlights include #22 MT), #28 Banks (VG), #47 Campanella (VG), #23 Aaron (VG), #50 J. Robinson Kaline (EX-MT), #130 (VG), #123 Koufax RC (VG- Ashburn (EX), #158 Hodges EX), #124 Killebrew RC (VG- (EX-MT), #179 Aaron (EX), EX), #155 Mathews (VG-EX), #184 Mays (EX-MT), #202 #164 Clemente RC (SGC 60), Mantle (trimmed), #242 #189 Rizzuto (VG), #194 Mays Banks (EX-MT), #303 (EX) and #210 Snider (EX). Conlan (EX-MT) and #313 More on our website. Donatelli RC (EX-MT). Opening Bid $500.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

96. 1956 Topps Baseball Near Set of (303/340) Cards Plus (2) Checklists with (3) SGC Graded Stars—Sharp! 97. 1954-56 Spic and Razor-sharp 1956 Topps Baseball near Span Milwaukee set of (303/340) cards plus a pair of checklists and (3) SGC graded stars. Braves Complete Set This quality assembly has an overall of (18) Postcards approximate condition breakdown of Regional 1954-56 Spic and 10% (NM-MT or better), 30% (NM), Span Milwaukee Braves 30% (EX-MT) and 30% (EX or less- complete set of (18) post- er) with many potential high-grade cards. This black-and-white candidates for third-party professional edition averages (EX-MT) grading. Highlights include #5 T. quality with limited corner Williams (EX), #10 Spahn (NM), #15 and edge wear along with Banks (NM), #30 J. Robinson (NM), sparking clean correspon- #31 Aaron (SGC 82), #33 Clemente dence reverses. Highlights (SGC 84), #79 Koufax (SGC 86), include Aaron (VG-EX), #101 Campanella (EX-MT), #110 Mathews (EX) and Spahn Berra (EX-MT), #113 Rizzuto (VG), (VG-EX). #120 Ashburn (NM), #130 Mays Opening Bid $250.00 (VG), #165 Schoendienst (NM), #166 Dodgers Team (EX), #200 Feller (EX), #240 Ford (VG), #251 Yankees Team (VG), #260 Reese (VG), #292 Aparicio RC (EX- MT), NNO CL 1/3 (GD) and NNO CL 2/4 (marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

98. 1957 Topps Baseball 99. 1958 Topps Baseball Complete Set (407/407) Plus Complete Set (494/494) (2) Checklists Including (3) Yellow Classic 1957 Topps Baseball complete set Name Variations of (407) cards plus two checklists. T h i s Spotlighted is a mid-grade 1958 mixed grade edition features a sterling case Topps Baseball complete set of of established Hall of Famers and key rook- (494) cards including (3) Yellow ies. A significant portion of the cards dis- Name variations. This issue has play a reddish tint on the edges/perimeters an overall approximate condition with varying degrees of bleeding through- breakdown of 20% (EX or bet- out. The cards in this set are graded with ter), 25% (VG-EX), 35% (VG) deference to that imperfection. The overall and 20% (GD or lesser). approximate condition breakdown is as fol- Highlights include #1 T. lows: 25% (VG-EX or better), 30% (VG), Williams (VG), #5 Mays (EX), 25% (GD) and 20% (FR or lesser) with the #30 Aaron (VG), #47 Maris RC challenging fourth series generally present- (VG), #52 Clemente (VG), #150 ing similarly to the remaining numbers. Mantle (GD), #187 Koufax (VG), Highlights include #1 T. Wi l l i a m s ( E X - #343 Cepeda RC (VG), #418 MT), #10 Mays (FR), #18 Drysdale RC Mantle/Aaron (VG), #485 T. (EX-MT), #20 Aaron (VG), #24 Mazeroski RC (EX), #35 F. Robinson RC (VG), #55 Williams AS (VG), #486 Mays Banks (EX), #76 C l e m e n t e (EX), #95 M a n t l e (PR), #210 Campanella (EX-MT), #302 AS (NM), #487 Mantle AS (VG- K o u f a x (GD), #328 B. Robinson RC (VG-EX), #400 Dodgers Sluggers (VG-EX), #407 EX), #488 Aaron AS (EX-MT); Mantle/Berra (PR, writing), NNO CL 1/2 Blony (marked) and NNO CL 2/3 Blony Yellow Name Variations: (3 (marked). More on our website. cards, average VG) with #8, 61 and 101. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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100. 1957-1959 Topps 101. 1959 Fleer Ted Baseball Near, Partial & Williams Complete Set Starter Set Run (80/80) with PSA 8 #68 Formidable run of 1957-1959 Ted Signs—Sharp! Topps Baseball near, partial and Sharp 1959 Fleer Ted Williams starter sets featuring a bevy of complete set of (80) cards fea- Hall of Famers, stars and varia- turing a high-grade shortprint. tions. Highlights include 1957 This clean edition has an over- Topps partial: (264/407, average all approximate condition VG to VG-EX, 49 fourth series breakdown of 25% (NM-MT or average GD to VG); 1958 Topps better), 50% (NM) and 25% near: (452/494, average VG to (EX-MT or lesser) with only VG-EX) with #187 Koufax (VG), mild instances of factory #321 Kluszewski/Williams (VG), induced askew centering. #343 Cepeda RC (VG), #436 Highlights include #1 The Mays/Snider (EX); Yellow Letter Early Years (EX), #2 w/ Babe Variations: (10 cards, average Ruth (VG), #11 w/ Jimmie VG) with #23, 46, 50, 53, 58, 60, Foxx (NM), #17 Hit .400 65, 77, 79, #85 Aparicio (VG- (NM), #63 AS Record w/ Auto EX) and 1959 Topps starter: (EX-MT), #67 Fishing w/ (353/572, average VG-EX, 16 Snead (EX-MT), #68 Ted Signs high numbers) with #338 S. (PSA 8), #70 w/ J. Thorpe Anderson RC (VG-EX). More on (NM), #75 Value to Sox (NM- our website. MT) and #80 Goals for 1959 (EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

103. 1961 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (587) Cards Challenging 1961 Topps Baseball complete set of (587) cards. This difficult-to-complete edition has an approximate con- dition breakdown of 20% (EX- MT or better), 25% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or less- er) with the tough high series generally presenting similarly to the more available low numbers. Highlights include #2 Maris 102. 1960 Topps Baseball Complete Set of (572/572) with (8) (EX-MT), #150 Mays (VG-EX), SGC Graded #290 Musial (VG), #300 Mantle Seize the offered 1960 Topps Baseball complete set of (572) cards featuring (8) SGC (PR, reverse writing), #344 graded keys. This horizontal series has an approximate condition breakdown of 25% Koufax (VG-EX), #388 (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) with the high Clemente (VG), #406 Mantle HR series generally presenting similarly to the more available numbers. Highlights include (VG), #417 Marichal RC (VG), #10 Banks (NM), #148 Yastrzemski RC (SGC 70), #160 Mantle/Boyer (SGC 80), #475 Mantle MVP (GD), #482 #200 Mays (SGC 60), #250 Musial (VG), #300 Aaron (VG), #316 McCovey RC Mays MVP (EX-MT), #484 Aaron MVP (NM), #545 Wilhelm (VG-EX), #572 B. (GD), #326 Clemente (VG), #343 Koufax (VG), #350 Mantle (SGC 50), #563 Mantle Robinson AS (VG), #575 Banks AS (EX-MT), #576 Maris AS (VG), #577 Aaron AS AS (SGC 40), #564 Mays AS (EX), #565 Maris AS (VG) and #566 Aaron AS (SGC (VG), #578 Mantle AS (GD) and #579 Mays AS (NM). More on our website. 50). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $500.00

104. 1962 105. 1963 Topps Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Set of (576) Cards Complete with (11) SGC Set of (598) Graded Stars— Cards with Sharp! (12) PSA The mesmerizing “floating Graded head” rookies of “Charlie Hustle” and “Pops” headline Impressive 1962 the offered 1963 To p p s Topps Baseball Baseball complete set of (576) complete set of cards including (11) SGC (598) cards hall- graded cards. This consistent- marked by a dozen PSA graded examples. This edition has an approximate condition ly sharp edition has an breakdown of 15% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 30% (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or approximate condition breakdown of 15% (NM-MT or better), 30% (NM), 35% (EX- lesser) with the challenging high series generally presenting better than the more MT) and 20% (EX or lesser) with the challenging high series generally presenting simi- available numbers. Highlights include #1 Maris (PSA 7), #5 Koufax (FR), #10 larly to the low numbers. Highlights include #2 Mantle/Runnels LL (SGC 84), #11 5 Clemente (VG-EX), #18 Mantle/Mays (GD), #150 Kaline (PSA 8), #199 Perry RC Yastrzemski (EX-MT), #120 Maris (EX), #173 Tresh/Mantle/Richardson (EX), #200 (VG-EX), #200 Mantle (PSA 5), #300 Mays (PSA 5), #313 Maris IA (EX), #318 M a n t l e (SGC 70), #210 Koufax (EX), #250 Musial (EX), #300 Mays (EX-MT), #345 Mantle IA (VG-EX), #320 Aaron (PSA 7), #387 Brock RC (VG-EX), #395 Mays AS B. Robinson (SGC 88), 390 Aaron (VG-EX), #400 F. Robinson (SGC 84), #412 (VG), #471 Mantle AS (PSA 7.5), #545 Wilhelm (EX-MT), #593 Rookie Podres/Drysdale/Koufax (NM), #440 Marichal (SGC 86), #446 Ford (NM), #472 Brock (EX-MT), #594 Uecker RC (NM), #596 Pepitone RC (EX-MT), #597 Menke RC (SGC 80), #500 Killebrew (SGC 88), #537 R o s e RC (SGC 80), #540 Clemente (SGC (NM); PSA 8 High Numbers: (5 cards) with #535, 564, 569, 579, 583 and PSA 7 70), #550 Snider (SGC 84) and #553 S t a rg e l l RC (SGC 84). More on our website. High Number: #547. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $500.00

24 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 106. 1962 Post Cereal 107. (3) 1960-1963 Fleer Baseball Near Set Baseball Complete Sets (172/200) & 1963 Post Diamond immortals and golden Cereal Partial Set age stars are teamed with this trio of 1960-1963 Fleer Baseball com- (137/200) plete sets. Highlights include 1960 Offered is a pair of 1962 and Fleer Greats set: (79/79, average 1963 Post Cereal Baseball near EX) with #1 Lajoie (EX-MT), #3 and partial sets. Highlights Ruth (EX-MT), #28 Gehrig (EX- include 1962 Post near: MT), #42 Cobb (GD), #62 Wagner (172/200, 20% EX-MT or better, (VG), #72 T. Williams (VG); 1961 20% EX, 20% VG-EX, 40% VG Fleer Greats set: (154/154, aver- or lesser, 10% reverse writing) age VG-EX to EX) with #1 with #5 Mantle (VG, box), #6 Baker/Cobb/Wheat CL (marked), Maris (VG-EX, box), #61 #14 Cobb (VG), #31 Gehrig (GD), Yastrzemski (VG), #109 Koufax #75 Ruth (VG), #89 Sisler/Traynor (VG), #122 F. Robinson (VG), CL (marked), #150 Wagner (EX), #142 Mays (EX), #149 Aaron #152 T. Williams (VG-EX); 1963 (EX-MT), #173 Clemente (VG) Fleer set: (67/67, average EX to and 1963 Post partial: (137/200, EX-MT) with #4 B. Robinson 25% EX-MT or better, 30% EX, (EX-MT), #5 Mays (VG-EX), #8 20% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser, Yastrzemski (EX-MT), #41 Drysdale (PSA 8), #42 Koufax (trimmed), #45 Spahn 5% reverse paper residue or writ- (EX-MT), #46 Adcock SP (VG), #56 Clemente (VG-EX), #59 Mazeroski (EX-MT), ing) with #121 Koufax (NM). #61 Gibson (VG-EX), #64 Cepeda (VG-EX) and NNO CL (marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

108. 1965 109. 1966 Topps Topps Baseball Baseball Complete Set of Complete Set (598) Cards of (598) Cards with (3) PSA with (37) PSA Graded Stars Graded & Plus (6) 1965 Topps Variations Embossed Set Formidable 1966 (72/72) Topps Baseball com- plete set of (598) Complimentary tan- cards highlighted by a dem of 1965 Topps trio of PSA graded Baseball sets stars and (6) varia- including the regu- tions. The approxi- lar issue with (37) PSA graded cards and the special Embossed insert set of (72) cards. mate condition breakdown is as follows: 25% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 20% Highlights include 1965 Topps set: (598/598, 15% EX or better, 25% VG-EX, 30% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG or lesser) with the tough high series generally presenting sim- VG, 30% GD or lesser) with #160 Clemente (GD), #170 Aaron (GD), #207 Rose ilarly to the more available numbers. Featured are #1 Mays (GD), #30 Rose (PSA 5, (VG), #250 Mays (PSA 2), #300 Koufax (PSA 3), #350 Mantle (GD), #385 cracked case), #50 Mantle (GD), #100 Koufax (GD), #254 Jenkins RC (EX), #288 Yastrzemski (VG), #477 Carlton RC (GD), #526 Hunter RC (PSA 3), #581 Perez RC Sutton RC (VG), #300 Clemente (VG), #410 Kaline (PSA 7), #500 Aaron (PSA 7), (PSA 3); 1965 Topps Embossed set: (72/72, average EX to EX-MT) with #8 Koufax #526 Twins Team (VG), #550 McCovey (VG-EX), #583 Tigers Team (EX), #591 G. (VG), #11 Mantle (VG-EX), #19 Clemente (EX-MT), #27 Mays (VG-EX) and #59 Jackson RC (VG-EX) and #598 Perry SP (GD). Also present are variations for #62, Aaron (VG-EX). More on our website. 91, 101, 103, 104 and 279 (averaging VG-EX to EX) condition. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $400.00

110. 1966 Topps Baseball 111. 1967 Topps Complete Set of Baseball Complete Set (598/598) Cards of (609/609) Cards Consistently attractive 1966 Topps Stunning 1967 Topps Baseball Baseball complete set of (598) complete set of (609) cards. cards. This difficult-to-complete This difficult-to-complete edi- edition has an approximate condi- tion has an overall approxi- tion breakdown of 25% (EX-MT mate condition breakdown of or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG- 20% (NM or better), 30% EX) and 20% (VG or lesser). (EX-MT), 30% (EX) and 20% Despite four instances of reverse (VG-EX or lesser) with the writing, the tough high series challenging high numbers gen- present similarly, if not slightly erally presenting similarly to better than the more available the more available series. numbers. Highlights include #1 Highlights include #150 Mays (VG), #30 Rose (VG), #50 Mantle (VG), #200 Mays (EX- Mantle (VG), #100 Koufax (VG), MT), #210 Gibson (NM), #126 Palmer RC (VG), #254 #250 Aaron (EX), #400 Jenkins RC (VG), #288 Sutton Clemente (VG-EX), #430 RC (GD), #300 Clemente (VG), Rose (EX-MT), #460 #500 Aaron (VG-EX), #530 Killebrew (NM), #540 Cash Roberts (NM), #550 McCovey (NM-MT), #569 Carew RC (EX-MT), #580 B. Williams (EX- (VG-EX), #581 Seaver RC (VG-EX), #600 B. Robinson (EX-MT), #604 Red Sox MT), #590 Skowron (EX-MT) and #598 Perry SP (EX). More on our website. Team (EX) and #609 John (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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113. (3) 1962-1970 Topps Baseball Near/Starter 112. (11) 1963-1967 Sets Baseball Spanning nearly a decade of card- Oddball/Regional board excellence is the offered Complete & Near Sets trio of 1962-1970 Topps Baseball Showcased are (11) 1963-1967 near/starter sets. Highlights baseball oddball/regional com- include 1962 Topps starter: plete and near sets. Highlights (330/598, average EX-MT, 49 include (3) 1963 Pepsi-Cola high numbers) with #5 Koufax Colt .45s panels near sets: (GD), #10 Clemente (VG), #18 (average NM, one 13/16 missing Mantle/Mays (VG), #25 Banks shortprints, one 12/16 missing (EX), #320 Aaron (VG), #530 Temple and shortprints, one Gibson (EX-MT), #575 11/16 missing Campbell, Temple Schoendienst (EX-MT), #591 and shortprints); (2) 1964 Topps McDowell RC (VG-EX), #593 Giants sets: (60/60, average Rookie Pitchers (NM), #595 NM) with (2) #25 Mantle (both Rookie Infielders (VG), #598 NM); (4) 1967 Houston Astros Hickman RC (EX-MT); 1967 Team Issue Panel sets: (12/12, Topps near: (538/609, average average NM) with Mathews and VG) with #510 Mazeroski (EX- Morgan. More on our website. MT), #558 Belanger RC (VG), Opening Bid $200.00 #607 Stanley (EX-MT), #609 John (EX-MT) and 1970 Topps near: (665/720, average VG-EX) with #189 Munson RC (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

114. 1968 Topps Milton 115. 1970 Topps Bradley Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set of (77) Cards with Set of (720) Cards BVG 5.5 Ryan Rookie Presented is an attractive Distributed as part of the Win-A- 1970 Topps Baseball com- Card board game in conjunction plete set of (720) cards. This with toy producer Milton Bradley, it silver bordered edition has an has only been within the past decade overall approximate condi- that the 1968 Topps Baseball Milton tion breakdown of 20% (EX- Bradley version has been cataloged MT or better), 25% (EX), by major publications and third-party 30% (VG-EX) and 25% (VG grading services. This complete set or lesser) with only a small of (77) cards is extremely limited in percentage displaying surface comparison to the mainstream pack writing. Highlights include produced issue and presents in (EX #140 R. Jackson (VG), #189 to EX-MT) condition throughout. Munson RC (VG-EX), #350 Highlights include #20 B. Robinson Clemente (VG), #500 Aaron (VG-EX), #45 Seaver (VG-EX), #49 (EX-MT), #580 Rose (EX- Brinkman (VG-EX, Yellow Team MT), #600 Mays (EX-MT), Letters), #58 Mathews (VG-EX), #630 Banks (EX), #640 #66 Cox (VG-EX, Yellow Team), Kaline (EX-MT), #660 #80 Carew (EX), #100 Gibson (VG-EX), #110 Aaron (VG) and #177 Ryan RC (BVG Bench (EX-MT), #700 F. 5.5). The entire 1968 Topps Milton Bradley series of three sports is available over Robinson (VG-EX) and #712 three lots in this auction. More on our website. Ryan (VG-EX). More on our Opening Bid $250.00 website. Opening Bid $250.00

116. 1971 Topps 117. 1971 Topps Baseball Complete Baseball Complete Set Set of (752) Cards (752/752) & 1972 For the budget conscious Topps Baseball Near set collector is the Set (760/787) offered 1971 Topps Top-shelf pairing of 1971 and Baseball complete set of 1972 Topps Baseball com- (752) cards. This edition plete/near sets. Highlights has an overall approxi- include 1971 Topps set: mate condition break- (752/752, 15% EX-MT or bet- down of 25% (EX-MT or ter, 25% EX, 35% VG-EX, better), 25% (EX), 20% 25% VG or lesser) with #26 (VG-EX) and 30% (VG Blyleven RC (EX), #160 or lesser) with multiple Seaver (NM), #341 Garvey instances of added color- RC (VG), #400 Aaron (VG), ing or writing. Highlights #513 Ryan (VG), #630 include #20 R. Jackson Clemente (VG-EX), #709 (VG-EX), #26 Blyleven Baylor RC (VG); 1972 Topps RC (VG-EX), #160 near: (760/787, 10% NM or Seaver (NM), #513 Ryan better, 30% EX-MT, 35% EX, (EX), #640 F. Robinson 25% VG-EX or lesser) with (EX) and #709 Baylor #49 Mays (VG-EX), #79 RC (VG-EX). More on Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT), #299 Aaron (NM), #309 Clemente (EX-MT) and #595 our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Ryan (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

26 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 118. 1971 Topps 119. 1972 Topps Baseball Complete Set Baseball Complete of (752) Cards Set (787/787) Assembled is an attractive Electric 1972 Topps 1971 Topps Baseball complete Baseball complete set of set of (752) cards. This popu- (787) cards. This psychedel- lar edition has an overall ic edition presents high- approximate condition break- grade and has an approxi- down of 30% (EX-MT or bet- mate condition breakdown ter), 30% (EX), 20% (VG-EX) of 20% (NM-MT or better), and 20% (VG) or lesser. 40% (NM), 25% (EX-MT) Approximately 5-10% of the and 15% (EX or lesser) with cards display added color. the challenging high series Highlights include #20 R. presenting slightly lesser Jackson (VG-EX), #26 than the more available Blyleven RC (EX-MT), #160 numbers. Highlights include Seaver (EX-MT), #180 Kaline #49 Mays (EX-MT), #50 (EX-MT), #341 Garvey RC Mays IA (EX-MT), #79 (VG-EX), #400 Aaron (EX- Fisk/Cooper RC (NM), #299 MT), #450 Gibson (EX-MT), Aaron (NM), #309 #513 Ryan (EX-MT), #530 Clemente (NM-MT), #310 Yastrzemski (NM) and #625 Clemente IA (NM-MT), Brock (NM). More on our #433 Bench (NM), #559 website. Rose (NM), #595 Ryan (NM) and #695 Carew (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

120. 1973 Topps 121. (4) 1973-1975 Baseball Complete Topps Baseball Set (660/660)— Complete/Near Sets Sharp! Assembled is a quartet of Razor-sharp 1973 Topps 1973-1975 Topps Baseball Baseball complete set of complete/near sets. (660) cards. This “pack Highlights include 1973 fresh” assembly will include Topps near: (567/660, many viable candidates for average EX-MT) with #1 third-party professional grad- Aaron/Ruth/Mays (VG), ing. The overall approximate #67 Carlton/Ryan LL (EX- condition breakdown is as MT), #193 Fisk (VG-EX), follows: 30% (NM-MT or #350 Seaver (EX), #380 better), 50% (NM) and 20% Bench (VG-EX); 1974 (EX-MT or lesser). Topps near: (571/660, Highlights include #1 average EX-MT); 1975 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (EX-MT), Topps set: (660/660, aver- #50 Clemente (NM), #130 age EX-MT) with #223 Rose (NM), #193 Fisk (NM- Yount RC (EX), #228 Brett MT), #220 Ryan (NM), #255 RC (EX), #500 Ryan (EX) R. Jackson (Mint), #300 and #660 Aaron (VG) and Carlton (NM), #305 Mays 1975 Topps near: (NM-MT), #614 (592/660, average EX-MT). Bumbry/Evans RC (NM) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (NM). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

122. 1975 Topps & 123. (5) 1974-1979 Topps Mini Baseball Topps Baseball Complete Sets Complete Sets Solid tandem of 1975 and Assembled are (5) 1974-1979 1975 Topps Mini Baseball Topps Baseball complete sets. complete sets. Highlights Highlights include 1974 Topps include 1975 Topps set: set: (660/660, average EX-MT) (660/660, average EX-MT to with #1 Aaron (VG), #20 Ryan NM) with #223 Yount RC (VG-EX), #283 Schmidt (EX), (EX-MT), #228 Brett RC #300 Rose (EX-MT), #456 (EX-MT), #500 Ryan (VG- Winfield RC (VG-EX); (2) EX), #616 Rice RC (EX-MT), 1976 Topps sets: (660/660, #620 Carter RC (VG), #660 both NM, one 44/44 Traded) Aaron (EX), 1975 Topps with (2) #1 Aaron RB (both Mini set: (660/660, average NM), (2) #19 Brett (EX-MT, EX-MT to NM) with #1 VG), (2) #98 Eckersley RC Aaron HL (VG-EX), #5 Ryan (NM, EX-MT), (2) #240 Rose HL (NM), #61 Winfield (EX- (NM, EX), (2) #330 Ryan MT), #70 Schmidt (VG-EX), (NM, EX-MT), (2) #660 Aaron #223 Yount RC (EX-MT), (NM, VG-EX); 1977 Topps #228 Brett RC (NM), #320 set: (660/660, average NM) Rose (NM), #500 Ryan (EX- with #473 Dawson RC (EX- MT), #616 Rice RC (NM), MT), #476 Murphy RC (EX-MT), #650 Ryan (NM), 1979 Topps set: (726/726, aver- #620 Carter RC (NM) and #660 Aaron (EX). age NM) with #115 Ryan (NM) and #116 O. Smith RC (EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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124. (7) 1961-1979 Topps & Nu-Card Baseball Complete/Near Sets Stellar run of (7) 1961-1979 Topps and Nu-Card Baseball complete/near sets. Highlights include 1961 Nu-Card Scoops set: (80/80, average NM) with #422 Mantle HR (NM-MT), #450 Mantle Longest (NM); 1973 Topps near: (606/660, average EX-MT) with #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (VG); 1974 Topps set: (660/660, 44/44 Traded, average EX-MT) with #456 Winfield RC (NM); 1975 Topps Mini near: 125. 1964-1977 Baseball Oddball Collection with 1964 Topps (602/660, average EX to EX-MT) Giants & 1970 Topps Posters Set with #223 Yount RC (NM), #228 Take a break from the mainstream and pick up the offered 1964-1977 baseball oddball Brett RC (EX-MT); 1975 Topps collection. Highlights include 1964 Topps Giants set: (60/60, average EX-MT, 25% set: (660/660, average EX-MT) miscut) with (2) #25 Mantle (both EX-MT); 1969 Topps Team Posters: (4 posters, with #223 Yount RC (EX-MT), average NM to Mint); 1970 Topps Posters set: (24/24, average NM); 1974 Dean’s #228 Brett RC (EX-MT); 1978 Photo Service Padres set: (30/30, average NM) with Winfield RC (NM) and 1977 Topps near: (665/726, average NM) with #707 Molitor/Trammell RC (NM-MT) and Family Fun Centers Padres set: (34/34, average NM) with J. Robinson (NM). More 1979 Topps set: (726/726, average NM-MT). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

126. (7) 1976-1982 127. (12) 1975-1985 Topps Baseball Topps & Donruss Complete Sets Baseball Assembled is a group of (7) Complete/Near Sets 1976-1982 Topps Baseball complete sets. Highlights Assembled are a dozen include 1976 Topps set: 1975-1985 Topps and (with 44/44 Traded, average Donruss Baseball com- NM) with #98 Eckersley RC plete/near sets. Unless (NM); 1977 Topps set: noted, each set is hand col- (average NM); 1978 Topps lated and averages (NM) set: (726/726, average NM) with the keys generally pre- with #36 Murray RC (NM), senting similarly. Included #707 Molitor/Trammell RC are Topps: (8 sets) with (NM); 1979 Topps set: 1975 near (average VG-EX, (average NM) with #116 O. missing #21), 1978 (average Smith RC (EX-MT); 1980 EX-MT), 1979, 1980, 1981, Topps set: (average NM); 1982, 1983, 1984; Donruss: 1982 Topps set: (average (4 sets) with 1981 (missing NM-MT) and 1982 Topps #1), 1982, 1983 near (miss- Traded set: (average NM- ing Boggs and Gwynn RCs) MT) with #98T Ripken RC and 1985 (factory). More on (NM). More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

128. 1981 WTF Card 129. 1980- Company Rochester 2001 Perez- Red Wings Uncut Steele Sheet with Ripken— Baseball Only 50 Produced Hall of Stunning 1981 WTF Card Fame Co. Postcards uncut sheet featuring the entire squad including Cal Series 1-15 Ripken Jr. Of the 1,800 total Set Run sets produced, only 50 were Cooperstown kept by the manufacturer in signature seek- uncut form. The well pre- ers will served artifact is comprised undoubtedly be of (5) five-card rows with interested in the only the upper row display- offered 1980- ing any semblance of creas- 2001 Perez- ing or other perimeter Steele Baseball notching or wear. The Hall of Fame remaining cards, including Postcards Series the highly prized Ripken 1-15 set run. Unlike so many other such gatherings, this primarily (NM-MT) gallery survives in pristine condi- all have the same matching serial number of #3365/10,000. Each postcard is housed in tion! The backs are clean. its original box with any accompanying paperwork present. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

28 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 130. 1909-11 131. 1911 T205 T206 White Gold Border Borders Starter Partial Set of Set of (169) (142/208) Cards Different with Plus (3) (7) Hall of Variations & (41) Famers & (8) Dupes Southern Marvelous 1911 T205 Leaguers Gold Bolder partial set of (142/208) cards plus Secure nearly one- three variations and (41) third of the acclaimed dupes. The back compo- 1909-11 T206 White sition for the partial set Borders series with is as follows: (42) Sweet the offered starter set Caporal (both colors), of (169) different (40) Piedmont, (19) cards including (7) Honest Long Cut, (18) Hall of Famers and Hassan, (14) Polar Bear, (8) Southern (4) American Beauty, (4) Leaguers. The overall Cycle and (4) Sovereign. condition breakdown Highlights include is as follows: 12% Partial Set: (142/208 (GD to VG), 28% plus three variations, 8% (FR) and 60% (PR) VG-EX to EX, 23% VG, with nearly 35% dis- 27% GD, 21% FR, 21% playing reverse paper PR with 20% displaying loss/residue, trimming reverse paper or writing. The adver- loss/residue, stamps or writing) with Hall of Famers: (12 cards) with Bresnahan (GD, tising back composition includes (152) Piedmont/Sweet Caporal, (10) Polar Bear, (5) Mouth Closed), M. Brown (PR, reverse paper loss), Chance (FR), Clarke (trimmed, Old Mill, (1) American Beauty 350 Unframed and (1) Sovereign 350. Highlights Cycle), Evers (FR), Huggins (PR, reverse writing), Speaker (FR, surface flaking), include Hall of Famers: (7 cards) with Evers (trimmed, with Bat, Cubs on Shirt), Tinker (GD), Wallace (PR, with Cap, paper loss), Walsh (GD), Wheat (VG, American Keeler (FR, with Bat, reverse glue residue), Kelley (PR), Marquard (FR, Hands at Beauty), C. Young (PR); Minor Leaguers: (9 cards, all common backs) with Batch Thighs, reverse paper residue), McGraw (trimmed, Portrait, no Cap), Waddell (FR, (GD), Cady (VG), J. Collins (FR), Dunn (GD), Phelan (VG); Tougher Portrait, reverse glue residue), Walsh (FR, Portrait, no name shows); Southern Variations/Shortprints: (20 cards) with Chase (GD, Frame Ends at Shoulders), Leaguers: (8 cards, all Old Mill backs, unless noted) with Bay (PR, Piedmont), Chase (VG, Frame Ends Below Shoulders, American Beauty), Crandall (VG-EX, “T” Guiheen (PR, surface paper loss), M. Miller (PR, Piedmont), Mullaney (PR, reverse Crossed in Name), Dahlen (GD), Donohue (PR), Dougherty (GD, Red Sock Team writing, Piedmont), Rockenfeld (PR), Thebo (FR, Piedmont), Thornton (PR, reverse Emblem), Grant (GD), Hoblitzell (VG, Cin. after second 1908 in stats, American tape residue), Westlake (PR); Others: (154 cards, all common backs, unless noted) Beauty), Suggs (GD); Others: (104 cards) with Cicotte (GD) and Duplicates: (41 with Chase (PR, Throwing, White Cap), Mullin (PR, Throwing) and Wilhelm (GD, cards, 21% VG, 38% GD, 14% FR, 27% PR with 9% trimmed, all common backs) with Bat, Sovereign 350 Unframed). More on our website. with Hall of Famers: Speaker (FR, clipped corners). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $900.00

132. (49) 1910-12 P2 Sweet Caporal Pins with (6) Hall of Famers Including Johnson & Mathewson 133. (43) 1934-36 Diamond Stars Singles with (11) Hall of The “deadball” diamond enthusiast will wear these (49) 1910-12 P2 Sweet Caporal Famers, Error & Variations Pins like a “badge of honor”. With only one exception, each antiquity has retained all, Those pursuing a 1934-36 Diamond Star master set will find “a perfect fit” with these or most of the reverse advertising liners. Each pinback is intact. The portraits general- (43) singles featuring (11) Hall of Famers and error and tougher reverse color varia- ly average (EX-MT) with strong celluloid surfaces that are largely absent of signifi- tions. Included are 1934 Blue Backs: (8 cards, average VG) with #2 Simmons (VG), cant abrasions or contusions. Highlights include Hall of Famers: (6 pins) with Clarke 4, 5, 8, #9 Cochrane (FR), 10, #16 L. Waner (GD), 22; 1934 Green Backs: (15 cards, (EX, Large Letters), E. Collins (EX-MT, Small Letters), Evers (EX-MT), W. Johnson mainly VG) with #2 Simmons (VG), #3 Maranville (GD), 4-8, #9 Cochrane (GD), 10, (EX, Large Letters), Mathewson (EX-MT, Small Letters), Wallace (EX, with Cap, 13, #14 Terry (VG-EX), 20, 21, 23, 24; 1935 Blue Backs: (19 cards, average VG) Small Letters) and Others: (43 pins) with Cicotte (EX-MT). More on our website. with #26 P. Martin (EX-MT), #30 Manush (VG-EX), #31 Cuyler (VG-EX), (2) 73, (2) Opening Bid $500.00 75, (2) 76, #77 Cuyler (VG-EX), (2) 78, 79-81, (2) 82, 83 and 1935 Green Back: #36 Lombardi ERR (reverse writing). More than half of all known variations are present. Opening Bid $400.00

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134. (37) 1909-11 135. (23) Different T206 White Borders 1910 T212-2 Obak with Walter Johnson Cigarettes Singles The “Big Train” headlines PCL historians and pre- these (37) 1909-11 T206 war minor league enthu- White Borders. Unless siasts will enjoy these noted, each antiquity dis- (23) different 1910 T212- plays a common advertising 2 Obak Cigarettes sin- back. The overall condition gles. Included are Akin, breakdown is as follows: Annis, Bqaum, Brashear, 41% (VG to VG-EX), 27% Bassey, Bernard, (GD), 16% (FR) and 16% Briswalter, Brooks, (PR) with 24% displaying Brown (GD, Vancouver), reverse paper loss/residue, Flood, Garrett, Hetling, trimming or writing. James, Nordyke, Highlights include Hall of Spiesman, Stevens, Sutor, Famer: W. Johnson (GD, Thomas, Thompson, Portrait); Tougher Backs: (3 Tozer, Wares, Williams cards) with Berger (VG, El and Willis. Unless noted, Principe De Gales), Lord each card grades (FR or (FR, Polar Bear, reverse glue lesser) due to reverse residue) and Murray (VG, writing or tape residue. Batting, Polar Bear). More Included are (15) differ- on our website. ent advertising slogans. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

136. (5) 137. 1912 C46 1910-11 T3 Imperial Turkey Tobacco Red Baseball Cabinets Starter Set of with (34) Different Bender, Cards Collins & Featured are (34) dif- Tinker ferent 1912 C46 Imperial Tobacco Presented are Baseball singles. The (5) 1910-11 overall condition T3 Turkey breakdown for this Red Cabinets wood bordered featuring a trio Canadian starter set is of Hall of as follows: 21% (GD Famers. Each to VG), 8% (FR) and oversized pre- 71% (PR) with 56% mium grades displaying a combi- (PR) due to nation of wear pin holes and a combination of other obverse wear. The reverse are absent of any writ- including edge cornering, pinholes and reverse paper loss/residue. Included are #4, 8, ing. Included are #22 Krause (checklist back, reverse glue residue), #35 Tinker 9, 11-15, 21, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 38-40, 42, 43, 46, 50-53, 56, 57, 61, 67, 68, 75, 76, (checklist back), #77 Ames (Ad back), #80 Bender (checklist back) and #87 E. Collins 78, 79 and 87. (Ad back). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

138. 1916 BF2 Ferguson’s Bakery Pennant Released as a promotion by a Roxbury, MA-based bakery, the 1916 BF2 Ferguson’s Bakery pennants are among the more highly prized non-cardboard collectibles of the decade. The offered “Hans” Wagner felt is one of the more sought after examples from the designa- tion. Measuring nearly 6”, the fabric exhibits crisply attached applique, a 139. 1951 Bowman Baseball Uncut 36-Card Sheet with (5) stain-free surface and well-defined tip. Hall of Famers The black-and-white rectangular image Exceptionally clean 1951 Bowman Baseball uncut 36-card sheet with (5) Hall of exhibits mild creasing and a contusion Famers. When infrequently found, such Bowman sheets are typically found double- but is otherwise clean and attractive. printed on the reverse as part of the production process. However, this press survivor Opening Bid $300.00 is absent of such print. A d d i t i o n a l l y, with exception to a pair of cards along the upper edge, the (4) nine-card rows are crease-free with clean backs. Included are Top Row: #55-63 with #58 Slaughter (creased), #62 Boudreau; Second Row: #64-72; T h i r d R o w : #37-45 and Bottom Row: #46-54 with #46 Kell, #50 Mize and #53 Lemon. Opening Bid $750.00

30 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 140. 1949 Bowman Baseball First Series Uncut Sheet with (8) Hall of Famers 141. (2) 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Uncut Sheets Striking 1949 Bowman Baseball uncut sheet featuring the first 36 cards of the initial Seldom offered pair of 1959 Fleer Ted Williams uncut sheets. Each artifact displays series including (8) Hall of Famers. Each reverse is overprinted with a higher number varying degrees of perimeter wear along with interior creasing throughout. Despite and thus appears to have been tested as part of the production process. The (4) nine- those flaws, this tandem remains extremely attractive. Included are 20-Card Sheet: card rows have sustained moderate peripheral wear, surface abrasions along with inte- (from left-to-right) with #74, 57, 42, 25, 10, 76, 59, 44, 27, 12, 78, 61, 46, 29, 14, #80 rior creasing which does not adversely impact the overall appearance of this piece. Goals for 1959 (creased), #63 AS Record (creased), 48, 31, 16; 15-Card Sheet: (from Key players include #11 Boudreau, #23 Doerr, #24 Musial, #26 Kell, #27 Feller, #29 left-to-right) with #70 w/Thorpe (slight paper loss), 53, 38, 21, 6, 72, 55, 40, 23, 8, 74, Kiner, #33 Spahn, #35 Raschi and #36 Reese. 57, 42, 25 and 10. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

142. 1964 Topps Baseball 143. 1965 Topps Baseball Giants Uncut Sheet of (72) Seventh Series Uncut Sheet Cards with (3) Mantle with (2) Hunter & (2) Perez While the 1964 Topps Baseball Giants Rookies issue is readily available on the sec- The debuts of “Catfish” and “The ondary market, the offered full uncut Mayor of Riverfront” headline the sheet is a near-impossible printing offered 1965 Topps Baseball Seventh press survivor. Based on an early Series uncut sheet. Difficult to find in 1970s multi-million card warehouse any condition, the offered (12) eleven- find in Southern California, hobby lore card row artifact presents nicely given has dictated that seven cards including its advancing age. Included are (10) Koufax and Mays are shortprints. double-printed and (2) single-printed However, this artifact tells a different rows. Highlights include Double- tale. Based on the (8) nine-card row Printed Rows: (110 cards) with (2) configuration, included is a complete #526 Hunter RC, (2) #540 Brock (one set of (60) cards featuring (49) regular- missing most of card), (2) #551 Mets prints, (10) double-prints and a - Team, (2) #581 Perez RC and Single- printed Mantle. Despite moderate Card Rows: (22 cards) with #550 perimeter wear along with scattered Stottlemyre. Despite a combination of peripheral and interior creasing acute perimeter wear including tearing, throughout (affecting most of the varying degrees of perimeter and inte- stars), this half-century old relic has rior creasing and other imperfections, withstood the decades in fine condi- this artifact still displays well. With tion. The reverse displays only mild water staining primarily affecting Mantle on the exception to limited water staining, the reverse is problem-free. upper left corner. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

144. 1968 Topps 145. (3) 1975 Topps Baseball Original Baseball Uncut Sheets Orioles Back Art with Brett & Yount Sheet Rookies Plus Partial One-of-a-kind 1968 Topps Wrapper Sheet Baseball original artwork Showcased are (3) 1975 Topps that was used in the cre- Baseball uncut sheets with ation of the pack released Brett and Yount rookies plus a product. The etched quizzes partial wrapper sheet. Each were placed on the reverses full-sized relic contains (12) of play- 11-card rows with expected ers’ cards including #466 general wear and varying levels Dillman, #478 McNally, of scattered creasing. Included #489 Bunker and #500 F. are Sheet One: #1 Aaron HL Robinson. The comical cap- (wrinkle), #223 Yount RC tions are drawn on an (wrinkle), #228 Brett RC approximately 7-1/2 x 9- (crease); Sheet Two: #5 Ryan 3/4” sheet and flanked by HL (creased), #70 Schmidt editorial notations. Despite (creased); Sheet Three: (blank- tape residue and pin holes backed) with #32 Rose, #500 atop the archival page, the Ryan (creased) and Partial overall presentation is not Wrapper sheet: (presents EX- compromised. Embossed MT). COA from Topps Vault. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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146. (16) 1951 Topps Red Backs & 1952 Topps 147. (29) Different 1952 Topps Baseball Singles with (2) Baseball High Numbers PSA Graded Fill multiple gaps in your prospective 1952 Topps Baseball set with these (29) Formidable arrangement of (16) different high numbers. The overall con- 1951 Topps Red Backs and 1952 dition breakdown is as follows: 41% Topps Baseball singles. Included are (VG), 45% (GD) and 14% (FR or lesser) 1951 Topps Red Backs: (15 cards, with one displaying reverse paper average EX-MT to NM) with (2) #1 loss/writing. Included are #313 Thomson Berra (both EX-MT), 2, (2) 7, 11, (GD), #315 Durocher (GD), 317, 318, 17, #22 Feller (PSA 9), 34, #39 322, 324, #326 Shuba (VG), 327-29, Kluszewski (VG), 40, (2) 45, 46, 332, 335, 338, 340, 343, 345, 350, 359, #52 Holmes (EX-MT) and 1952 #365 Lavagetto (GD), 370, 374, 380, Topps Baseball: #88 Feller (PSA 381, 383, 397-99, 401 and 404. 6). Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $250.00

148. 1953- 55 Dormand 149. (4) 1953-54 Briggs Meats 9x12 Washington Senators with Postcards Schmitz SP of Mickey Four members of the bygone Washington Senators franchise are pictured on this quar- Mantle & tet of 1953-54 Briggs Meats samples. These Phil cards were extracted from period hot dog Rizzuto boxes and each displays traces of red trim Brilliant tandem along the perimeters. Included are Schmitz of 1953-55 SP (presents FR, displays pin holes along Dormand 9x12 Postcards of Mickey Mantle and . The lush Yankee lower edge), Scull (presents VG-EX), Stadium setting provides the majestic backdrop for these Hall of Famers. Each col- Umphlett (presents EX) and Vollmer (pres- lectible presents in (EX-MT to NM) condition with only superficial wear to the condi- ents VG). tion sensitive perimeters. The reverses are clean and the correspondence sections are Opening Bid $200.00 each absent of writing or postage stamps. Opening Bid $200.00

150. 1953-54 Briggs Meats John Dixon Shortprint 151. 1953-54 Briggs Meats Don With his June 1954 trade from the Mueller Washington Senators, John Sonny Dixon Presented is a 1953-54 Briggs Meats Don ended his tenure with the American League Mueller regional card. This tough sample is club. Presented is a 1953-54 Briggs Meats ideal for the set collector and exhibits shortprint depicting the hurler. The upper razor-sharp corners, virtually untouched tier regional specimen is framed by red edges along with minimal traces of red advertising trim along each border and advertising trim surrounding the perimeter. exhibits well formed corners, crisp edges The waxy coating is absent of any signifi- and accurate centering. The waxy obverse cant staining while the blank reverse with is crease-free while the blank reverse dis- normal hot dog grease markings display plays an edge wrinkle which does not pro- two horizontal creases which do not pro- trude the surface. Very challenging Type trude the surface. sample that is absent from many wantlists. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

153. 1954 & 1955 Bowman Baseball Partial/Starter Sets Featured are partial and starter sets for the concluding 1954 and 1955 152. 1963 Pepsi-Cola Houston Colt .45s Bob Bowman Baseball editions. Highlights Lillis Shortprint Panel include 1954 Bowman starter: Those pursuing the 1963 Pepsi-Cola Houston Colt .45s set are (122/224, average GD to VG) with #1 well aware how difficult the offered Bob Lillis shortprint Rizzuto (VG), #58 Reese (VG), #177 panel is to encounter. The full-size regional panel includes the Ford (GD); 1955 Bowman partial: action pose (resembling the 1961 Topps edition), advertising (185/320, average EX-MT) with #10 text and cutting guidelines. The reverse displays the 1963 Colt Rizzuto (EX-MT), #22 Campanella .45s schedule along with Lillis’ stats and biography. Presents (VG-EX), #23 Kaline (EX-MT), #101 in (EX-MT to NM) condition with barely touched corners, E. Johnson ERR (NM), #103 creamy edges and a fresh surface. Mathews (NM), #168 Berra (EX-MT), Opening Bid $200.00 #202 Mantle (VG-EX), #242 Banks (EX), #265 Barlick (NM) and #303 Conlan (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

32 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 154. (682) 1952-1959 155. 1957 & 1958 Topps Topps & Bowman Baseball Partial/Starter Baseball Shoebox Sets—Loaded with Hall of Collection with Mantle Famers & Stars & Williams Formidable pair of 1957 and 1958 “Golden Age” heroes swing for Topps Baseball partial/starter sets the fences with the offered that is absolutely loaded with Hall of 1952-1959 Topps and Bowman Famers and stars. Highlights include Baseball shoebox collection of 1957 Topps partial: (256/407, aver- (682) cards. This gathering is age GD, 10% writing, the majority packed with Hall of of cards have a reddish tint on the Famers/stars and displays mod- edges/perimeters with varying erate duplication throughout. degrees of bleeding, cards are graded Highlights include 1952 Topps: with deference to this factor) with #1 #2 Runnels (GD), #29 T. Williams (PR), #10 Mays (GD), Kluszewski (GD); 1954 Topps: #18 Drysdale RC (VG-EX), #20 (193 cards, average VG) with Aaron (FR), #76 Clemente (FR, (2) #17 Rizzuto (one VG, one slight tears), #210 Campanella (GD), PR, paper loss); 1955 Topps: #328 B. Robinson RC (GD), #400 (168 cards, aggregate EX) with Dodgers Sluggers (GD), #407 #2 T. Williams (PR); 1956 Topps: (163 cards, median VG-EX, 20% tape) with #130 Mantle/Berra (VG); 1958 Topps Mays (VG), #135 Mantle (PR, tape, gray back), #150 Snider (VG), #166 Dodgers starter: (218/494, average VG) with Team (EX) and #292 Aparicio RC (EX-MT); 1959 Topps: (10 cards, average EX) #30 Aaron (GD), #47 Maris RC (VG), #52 Clemente (VG), #85 Aparicio (VG, Yellow with #10 Mantle (EX), #202 Maris (EX-MT). More on our website. Team), #150 Mantle (VG) and #487 Mantle AS (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

156. (423) 1957-1959 157. (1607) 1954- Topps Baseball Cards 1959 Topps & with Stars & 1959 Bowman Baseball Topps Partial Set Collection with Stars (372/572) This 1954-1959 Topps and Stake your claim to these (423) Bowman Baseball collection clean 1957-1959 Topps of (1607) cards is packed Baseball cards including a par- with Hall of Famers, stars tial set. Featured are 1957 and variations. Highlights Topps: (20 cards, average VG- include 1954 Topps: #90 EX) with #7 Aparicio (EX), Mays (GD), #132 Lasorda #55 Banks (VG-EX), #90 RC (FR); 1955 Topps: #28 Spahn (VG-EX), #125 Kaline Banks (EX-MT); 1956 (EX); 1958 Topps: (31 cards, Topps: (111 cards, average aggregate EX) with #375 GD to VG) with #31 Aaron Reese (EX), #436 Mays/Snider (VG), #292 Aparicio RC (VG-EX); 1959 Topps partial: (GD); 1958 Topps: (990 (372/572, average EX-MT, 45 cards, majority VG, 16 high numbers, 5 PSA Graded) Yellow Letter Variations, with #40 Spahn (VG-EX), 46 5% tape/writing) with (2) (PSA 7), 94 (PSA 6), #150 Musial (PSA 5), #350 Banks (PSA 6), #380 Aaron (EX- #343 Cepeda RC (both GD), MT), #408 N. Fox/Aparicio (EX-MT), #435 F. Robinson (VG-EX), #464 Mays Catch #397 Tigers Team (VG, (EX), #467 Aaron HR (EX), #509 Cash RC (EX), #528 Pirates Team (VG), #562 Numerical) and 1959 Kaline AS (VG-EX) and #563 Mays AS (PSA 6). More on our website. Topps: (305 cards, composite VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

158. 1958 & 1959 159. (1350) 1949- Topps Baseball Partial 1973 Topps & sets Bowman Baseball Legends abound in this pair of Shoebox 1958 and 1959 Topps Baseball Collection— partial sets. Highlights include 1958 Topps partial: (366/494, Loaded with Hall average VG-EX to EX) with of Famers & Stars #1 T. Williams (VG), #5 Mays This stacked 1949-1973 (VG-EX), #30 Aaron (VG- Topps and Bowman EX), #47 Maris RC (VG),#150 Baseball shoebox collec- Mantle (VG-EX), #187 tion of (1350) cards is Koufax (VG-EX), #310 Banks absolutely loaded with (EX-MT), #343 Cepeda RC Hall of Famers and stars. (VG-EX); 1959 Topps Low Additionally, a selection of tough high numbers is dispersed in this collection with partial: (381/506, average moderate duplication throughout. Highlights include 1952 Topps: (100 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #10 GD to VG, 10% tape, 2 high numbers); 1953 Bowman Color: #59 Mantle (PR); 1954 Mantle (EX), #50 Mays (VG- Bowman: (106 cards, average GD to VG, 5% tape) with #89 Mays (VG); 1954 EX), #202 Maris (EX-MT), Topps: #1 T. Williams (PR, paper loss), #250 T. Williams (EX); 1955 Topps: (2) #47 #380 Aaron (VG-EX), #387 Aaron (both VG); 1956 Topps: #31 Aaron (VG), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), #79 Drysdale (NM), #461 Mantle Koufax (VG-EX), #130 Mays (GD), NNO CL 1/3 (FR, erased writing), NNO CL 2/4 HR (EX) and #478 Clemente (EX); 1961 Topps: (261 cards, majority GD) with #2 Maris (EX); 1962 Topps: #1 (EX-MT). More on our web- Maris (EX); 1967 Topps: (262 cards, majority EX-MT to NM, 26 high numbers) and site. 1968 Topps Game set: (33/33, average NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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160. (366) 1909-1969 New York 161. (20) 1953-1969 Topps & Yankees Singles with (10) Bowman Baseball Stars with Mantle (4) Mantle Pinstriped parade of (366) 1909-1969 Sterling lineup of (20) 1953-1969 Topps singles featuring (10) and Bowman Baseball stars. Included are Mantle examples. This gathering generally 1953 Topps: #265 Jensen (VG); 1954 presents (GD) for earlier issues and Bowman: #65 Mantle (VG), #145 B. ascends toward (VG to VG-EX) for latter Martin (GD); 1956 Topps: #5 T. Williams editions. Highlights include Topps: (347 (GD), #33 Clemente (VG), #130 Mays cards) with 1956 #113 Rizzuto (VG-EX), (GD), #150 Snider (GD); 1959 Topps: #10 1958 #487 Mantle AS (GD), 1961 #406 Mantle (VG); 1960 Topps: #200 Mays Mantle HR (GD), 1962 #318 Mantle IA (GD); 1961 Topps: #44 Mantle/Mays HR (GD), 1963 #120 Maris (GD), (28) 1966: LL (VG-EX), #150 Mays (VG-EX), #575 #50 Mantle (GD), #365 Maris (VG); 1967 Banks AS (GD); 1964 Topps: #200 #150 Mantle (GD), (26) 1968 #490 Super Koufax (VG); 1966 Topps: (2) #100 Stars/Mantle, Mays (VG); 1969 #500 Koufax (VG-EX, FR), #430 Drysdale Mantle (FR) and Bowman: (17 cards) (VG); 1967 Topps: #234 (EX); 1968 with 1952 #145 Mize (VG). More on our website. Topps: #50 Mays (VG) and 1969 Topps: #120 Rose (GD) and #500 Mantle (EX). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

162. (3) 1964-1967 Topps 163. (2035) Baseball Starter Sets with 1960-1969 Stars Topps Prospective set dealers will want to fuel Baseball their projects with this trio of 1964-1967 Singles with Topps Baseball starter sets packed with Hall of Famers, stars and a selection of Stars & (80) tough high numbers. Highlights include High 1964 Topps starter: (181 cards, aggre- Numbers gate EX-MT) with #200 Koufax (GD), Opportunity #331 A.L. Bombers (VG); 1966 Topps knocks for this starter: (136 cards, majority EX-MT) 1960-1969 Topps with #100 Koufax (VG), #126 Palmer Baseball singles RC (VG-EX), #300 Clemente (VG), collection of #591 G. Jackson RC (VG-EX) and 1967 (2035) cards with Topps starter: (258 cards, average EX- stars and (80) MT) with #400 Clemente (EX). More on high numbers. our website. Highlights include Opening Bid $300.00 1960 Topps: (241 cards, majority VG-EX, 10 high numbers); 1961 Topps: (352 cards, mostly VG-EX, 9 high numbers) with (2) #44 Mantle/Maris HR LL (both (EX-MT); 164. (84) 1950s-1960s 1962 Topps: (2) #53 Mantle/Maris/Killer HR LL (both EX); 1963 Topps: (171 cards, Baseball Team Photo Packs average VG-EX, 47 high numbers); 1966 Topps: (181 cards, majority EX to EX-MT) with (81) Hall of Famers and 1969 Topps: (511 cards, composite VG). More on our website. Including (6) Mantle Opening Bid $250.00 These (84) 1950s-1960s baseball team photo packs feature a whopping (81) Hall of Famers and are an affordable alternative to their cardboard counter- parts. The black-and-white 5x7 pictures generally present in the (EX-MT to NM) range. Highlights include Teams: (84 picture packs) with (9) Braves, (9) Giants, (20) White Sox, (25) Yankees plus (40) envelopes and (13) order forms; Hall of Famers/Stars: with (3) Aaron, (2) Banks, (3) Clemente, (6) Mantle, (4) Maris (one Kansas City), (5) Mays, (2) Musial and T. Williams. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

166. 1976 Topps Baseball Unopened Wax Box Investment caliber 1976 Topps Baseball unopened wax box. This unsearched con- tainer yields (36) packs, each of which is tightly sealed with square corners and 165. 1968 Topps Baseball Holiday Rack pack with #400 Mike fresh surfaces. Only one wrapper displays a hint of obverse wear. The vibrant dis- McCormick White Letters on Front play box features only superficial lid and panel wear. High-grade possibilities include #1 Aaron RB, #19 Brett, #98 Eckersley RC, #240 Rose, #316 Yount, #330 The “Jolly Old Elf” delivers yet again with the offered 1968 Topps Baseball holiday Ryan, #480 Schmidt and #550 Aaron. rack pack. These racks were repackaged by a third-party vendor sometime after Opening Bid $750.00 release. Each pack yields 12 cards while the majority is high-grade. Peeking through the confines are Front: #84 Tolan, #400 McCormick (White Letters), #411 Hansen; Back: #333 Herbel, #311 Lamabe and #519 Stephenson. Opening Bid $250.00

34 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 167. 1967 168. (241) 1967 Dexter Dexter Press Press Premiums with Premiums Many Hall of Famers (180/229) & Stars Including Partial Set Mantle Plus (3) Spotlighted are (241) 1967 Additional Dexter Press Premiums featur- ing several Hall of Famers and Yankees stars including Mantle. The Team Sets color saturated 5x7 glossy sur- Oddball collectors faces generally present (EX- delight in this MT) with only slight corner attractive lot of touches and/or edge wear. 1967 Dexter Press Moderate duplication is dis- Premiums. Present covered throughout this mixed are (281) total gathering. Better names cards with: partial include Aaron (VG), Banks set (180/229) and (NM), Clemente (EX), Kaline (3) Yankees additional team sets: (2) complete (12/12) and (1) near (11/12, no (VG-EX), Killebrew (EX- Howard). Generally this very attractive group presents as (NM-MT) with deference to MT), Mantle (EX-MT), Mays superficial corner wear. The (180) card partial set consists of (15/20) complete (12) (EX-MT), McCovey (NM), card team sets with: Astros, Braves, Cubs, Dodgers, Indians, Mets, Orioles, Phillies, (2) Rose (EX-MT, VG-EX), Pirates, Reds, Red Sox, Senators, Tigers, Twins and Yankees. More on our website. Stargell (EX-MT) and Opening Bid $200.00 Yastrzemski (EX-MT). Opening Bid $200.00

169. (6) 1956- 170. 2001 Baseball (12,500+) Hall of 1970-1979 Famers with Topps (2) Mantle, Baseball Clemente & Cards Mays Stock up on Certified these (12,500+) Auto 1970-1979 Cooperstown’s Topps calling for these Baseball (6) 1956-2001 cards. This Baseball Hall of collection Famers. Included includes a are 1956 Topps: smattering of #33 Clemente stars, regional (GD); 1967 stars, specialty cards and high numbers. Included are (181) 1970 (average GD), (81) Topps: #150 1971 (average GD), (693) 1972 (average VG-EX), (1017) 1973 (average EX-MT) Mantle (PSA 4); with #305 Mays (VG), (1800+) 1974 (average EX), (1500+) 1975 (average EX to EX- 1969 Topps: #500 MT), (3000+) 1976 (average EX-MT), (3000+) 1977 (average EX-MT to NM), Mantle (VG); (700+) 1978 (average EX-MT) with #36 Murray RC (VG) and (800+) 1979 (average 1971 Milk Duds boxes: (2 cards) with #3 Mays (NM), #17 F. Robinson (EX) and VG-EX). More on our website. 2001 Donruss Elite: Mays certified auto (#/100). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

171. (113) 1959-1977 Topps Regular Issue Cards Human Vacuum Cleaner! Baltimore area dealers will want to cash in on these (113) 1959-1977 Topps Brooks Robinson regular issue cards. The preponder- ance of these singles aver- age in the (EX-MT to NM) range with many better and only a couple lesser. Included are Topps Brooks Robinson: with (3) 1959 172. (4500+) 1960s-Modern Baltimore Orioles Singles #439, (2) 1961 #10, (2) Collection with 1982 Topps Traded Ripken RC 1962 #45, (2) 1964 #230, Baltimore area show dealers will want to stuff their boxes with these (4500+) 1960s- (2) 1965 #150, (7) 1966 modern Orioles singles. This thoroughly mixed orange-clad gathering includes prima- #390, (5) 1968 #20, 1970 rily mainstream issues but also features a smattering of oddball editions and inserts. #230, (3) 1971 #300, (23) Featured are (91) Ripken: 1982 Fleer #176 RC (VG) and 1982 Topps Traded #98T RC 1973 #90, (15) 1974 #160, (EX-MT). Also present are (18) 1960s and (82) 1970s Topps Baseball singles. With (16) 1975 #50, (21) 1976 exception to the earlier issues which generally average in the (VG to EX) range, the #95 and (11) 1977 #285. remaining singles primarily grade in (NM to Mint) condition. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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174. 2001 Donruss Elite #156 Turn of the Century Certified Autograph Rookie #8/1000 “Prince” Albert Pujols is the high-profile endorser of the offered 2001 Donruss Elite #156 rookie card. Serially numbered #8/1000, this “on card” certified auto- graph comes from the “Turn of the Century” subset (first 100 cards in production line signed). 173. 2007 Topps Moments & Milestones Near Master Set of The die-cut presents (12,000+) Cards Plus (1500+) Dupes (NM) with only a hint of Incredible Break Value! Celebrate those ball players who have excelled at various wear along the upper facets of their game with the offered 2007 Topps Moments & Milestones near mas- edge. Essential debut of ter set of (12,000+) cards plus (1500+) dupes. Each card is serially numbered #/150 the 500 home run club in this edition which is the largest single set ever produced by any card company. slugger. The checklist is numbered #1-193 and numerous variations are available for each Opening Bid $250.00 card numbered 1-169. Additionally, the checklist is arranged by player blocks with each individual card number representing a statistic in which the player excelled in. The variations are numbered to the season ending total for that statistic.

The ultimate collecting experience awaits advanced player collectors while dealers will profit immensely from the star power contained within. Included are upwards of several hundred variations for each card of the following superstars: #1-5 Pujols, #6-11 I. Suzuki, #12-15 Maddux, #16-20 Clemens, #21-26 C. Jones, #27-38 A. Rodriguez, #45-47 Griffey Jr., #50-57 R. Johnson, #58-59 P. Fielder, #63-64 Verlander, #75-78 Mantle, #79-80 Piazza, #81-83 Jeter, #103-105 Ortiz, #106-107 F. Thomas, #109-110 M. Cabrera and #163-169 Mantle (near). The shortest printed variation sets included are #8 I. Suzuki, #11 I. Suzuki, #52 R. Johnson, #53 R. Johnson, #57 R. Johnson, #81 Jeter, #86 D. Willis, #95 A. Jones, #105 Ortiz, #111 V. Wells and #123 Konerko. A complete list is available by following the link on our website. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Opening Bid $500.00

175. Modern Baseball Certified Auto/Game-Used/Insert Lot of (244) Cards Give your inventory a boost with these (244) modern baseball inserts. Several cards are numbered and come from various tiered subsets. Included are (5) auto/relics, (16) certified autos, (210) game-used inserts and (12) eTopps or uncirculated cards. Included are multiple colored patches along with Hall of Famers and stars including Eckersley, Fingers, Glavine, Gossage and more! There is plenty of break value in this lot for the show dealer or shop keeper. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

176. Modern 177. Modern Multi- Multi-Sport Insert Sport Certified Collection of (294) Auto, Game-Used Cards with (204) & Insert Collection Game-Used/Auto of (537) Cards with Add depth to your inven- Ovechkin RC tory with this modern “Ovie” headlines the multi-sport insert collec- offered modern multi-sport tion of (294) cards certified auto, game-used including (204) certified and insert collection of autographs and game- (537) cards. Highlights used swatches. Several include Baseball Certified cards are numbered and Autos: (46 cards) with come from various tiered 2004 Upper Deck Vintage subsets. Included in this A. Rodriguez, (2) 2006 gathering are multiple Bowman Sterling J. Upton; Hall of Famers such as Baseball Inserts: (175 Boggs, Gwynn and Perry cards) with 2006 Topps along with low number #297 A. Gordon RC (cut- cards. Included are (3) out), 2007 Topps #40 Jeter auto/relics, (103) certi- (Bush); Hockey Inserts: fied autographs, (98) (294 cards) with 2005-06 game-used and (83) Artifacts #230 Ovechkin base/parallel inserts RC, 2005-06 Black Diamond #191 Ovechkin RC, 2005-06 SPX Crosby RC and 2005- including a #1/1 printing plate. More on our website. 06 Upper Deck #443 Ovechkin RC. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

36 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 178. Early 1900s Pirates Cigarettes (T215 Era) 27x38 Porcelain Plated Advertising Metal Display Procured by our consignor during a trip to Australia, this early 1900s Pirates Cigarettes 27x38 porcelain plated advertising metal display is a significant find for the tobacco enthusiast. The 1910-13 T215 Red Cross/Pirate Cigarettes designation was distributed in packs of cigarettes to American and British service members while stationed at var- ious far-flung South Pacific outposts. Not only were cards of baseball players issued in packs, but non-sport specimens were also distributed with Chinese text. While it is uncertain where this particular display survived the century, the essential fact remains that it is only known to be offered for public sale. The moderately worn and frayed perimeter exhibits a lovely patina while six of the eight manufacturer punched holes are entirely intact. Though the fearsome buccaneer and surrounding advertising text has sustained varying degrees of surface abrasions along with a 2-1/2” corrosion spot near the lower left arm, the overall presentation of this piece is not compromised. Although the black reverse also displays metal degradation consistent with age, the overall piece is solid and well-constructed. Opening Bid $1500.00

179. 1949 VitaVision 3-D Glass Plate Point-of- Sale Ad Featuring with Fully Functional Light Box! A natural in the realm of promotions and publicity, legendary baseball owner Bill Veeck gained notoriety, acclaim and criticism for outlandish stunts such as 180. Original Late-1940s “Campbell Shirt Company” Ad a midget play- Campaign Layout With J. DiMaggio, T. Williams and Musial er and an Long before the digital age, page design and layout was a hands-on endeavor in which exploding scoreboard. Prior to those infamous endeavors, Veeck was a spokesperson craftsmen literally “cut and pasted” text and images. And during those simpler days, for the Campbell Shirt Company and posed for this 1949 advertisement. This amazing our sports heroes didn’t ink seven-figure footwear endorsement deals, but endorsed point-of-sale relic includes a fully functioning electric display box (11-7/8 x 15 x 4”- everyday products such as clothing and cigarettes. The S.J. Campbell Company enlist- deep). Accompanying is an 11x14 Vitavision glass plate on which a color likeness of ed Major League superstars as it produced this late-1940s advertising campaign. Veeck clad in an open collar “Sportshirt” is accented by a mascot. Assembled page by page in a 15-1/2 x 12” black vinyl spiral-bound volume, the ads An on-off switch on the right border facilitates illumination and a 3-D effect. This is feature symmetrically arranged text and black-and-white likenesses of diamond heroes an absolutely stunning survivor from a bygone era of wholesome endorsements! More clad in Campbell styled “Sport Shirts.” Included are original layouts of full-page ads on our website. featuring , Joe DiMaggio, Stan Musial, , Bill Veeck and Opening Bid $400.00 Ted Williams, as well as (8) additional baseball-themed pages. Opening Bid $400.00

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182. 1887 Our National Game Set of (6) Baseball Lithographic Plates The offered 1887 Our National Game set of (6) litho- graphic plates is a wonderful glimpse into pastoral ori- gins of early base- ball. Measuring nearly 10-1/4 x 13- 1/4”, a distinct 181. 1887 Philadelphia Athletics Stock Certificate patriotic flare is From baseball’s archaic foundations, this Philadelphia Athletics stock certificate was evoked from these issued in 1887 to an investor for five $100 shares. Measuring 10-7/8 x 7-7/16”, the intense game captions. Included is the title page (complete with bat-and-ball motif) thick parchment document features elegant font and ornate finery and is signed by along with “Caught Between Bases”, “Fly Ball”, “”, “Home Run” and “Wild Athletics owner Henry Pennypacker, treasurer H.W. Whitaker and secretary W.S. Pitch”. Despite reverse glue/tape residue along with varying degrees of perimeter wear Kames. Each has been rendered in black-ink fountain pen and shows (“9”) strength. and age-induced soiling, these nineteenth-century artifacts have endured the years in The crisp American Association relic is arguably the rarest and earliest certificate you remarkable condition. will encounter. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

184. 1932 Yankee Stadium World Series Press Pin - Ruth’s Last World Series While the 1932 Fall Classic marked “firsts” with uniform numbers for both teams, as well as the first of two 1930s 183. 1921 International League Baltimore Orioles & Toronto matchups between the Maple Leafs Panoramic Yankees and curse-stricken Ranked as one of the top five minor league squads of all-time, the 1921 Baltimore , it also marked Orioles punished their competition by posting a 119-47 record and winning the the seventh and last Wo r l d International League by a whopping 20 games. However, the star-studded Orioles and Series appearance by Babe Toronto Maple Leafs were on equal footing when the offered 1921 opening day Ruth. And oh, what a memo- panoramic was shot. Measuring 51 x 9-1/2”, this magnificent black-and-white photo- rable endeavor it was, as graph pictures the lineups for each squad. Most notably, the youthful image of Lefty Ruth, by most accounts, bold- Grove(s) is instantly recognizable on the far left of the visiting Orioles team. Period ly “called” a tape-measure Coca-Cola advertising, a packed grandstand and the manual scoreboard adds to the home run to highlight a four-game sweep by the Bronx Bombers. Among the most overall presentation. High-grade museum quality piece with very minor perimeter alluring of October artifacts, this press pin was issued at Yankee Stadium for Games 1 wear and limited age-induced reverse foxing. and 2 of that memorable encounter. Crafted by Dieges & Clust, the metallic souvenir Opening Bid $250.00 features a gold-colored facing with “PRESS” in raised letters. Surrounding are blue, white and red panels with raised identifiers of “YANKKE STADIUM,” “1932” and “WORLD SERIES.” The threaded post and nut remain intact. Opening Bid $750.00

185. 1935 186. Mickey Vernon 1943-1955 Quaker Oats Scrapbook Lot of (5) with Puffed Wheat Uniform Logo, Number & Store Display Name Tag Featuring Babe Baseball historians vie with those wishing Ruth to stake a claim as Mickey Vernon’s #1 fan for possession of this comprehensive collec- Who better to tion of (5) scrapbooks. This painstakingly endorse the whole- assembled and handsomely preserved some Quaker Oats archive is potentially the ultimate Mickey Puffed Wheat brand Vernon collection. These meticulous than All-American mementos chronicle the popular and pro- hero Babe Ruth? ductive AL ’s career during the Spared from the period 1943-1955. Featured is a fascinating trash bin, this stately array of period clippings and original wire, “point of sale” card- professional and personal photographs. Standout souvenirs located in the earliest book board advertisement was proudly displayed at one of several thousand locations in include several of Vernon’s Washington Senators uniform insignia with a “W” logo on which the cereal was retailed. While the majority of such pieces were ultimately dis- the first page and a number “4” and his name tag on the last page. Additional high- carded, it is evident that this particular artifact was cherished by its original owner(s) lights are: (3) signed photos (“9”, “8”, “5”, no authentication due to time/costs); (5) as evidenced by numerous and scattered pin and punch holes. The perimeter shows Baseball Magazine premiums with (4) loose (avg. EX); 8/17/48 Tribute evidence of trimming and the nearly 15x20 heirloom is absent of the original easel. program (EX-MT) scored vs. Yankees (DiMaggio 1-3); several advertisements; and With deference to a small hole beneath his left eye, the portrait of “The Bambino” is numerous Type I period photos including various team, group and individual player instantly recognizable. Additionally, the illustrations of promotional prizes are also photos along with a handful of press photos corresponding to featured newspaper clip- attractive with only limited soiling tracing throughout. A fine specimen featuring a pings. The (5) scrapbook albums display in excellent condition. great American pitchman and his endorsed product. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

38 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 189. 1961 Baseball All-Star Game Giants 187. 1940s-1950s Washington Senators & Red Sox Press Pins—Sharp! Yearbook & Scrapbook Collection Exceedingly limited tandem of 1961 Baseball All-Star game press pins. The pair of contests were played at Loaded With Original Period Photos different points of the season at in San Memory lane winds through Washington DC with this 188. (4) 1959-1962 Baseball All-Star Francisco and in Boston. Presenting much 1940s-1950s collection of Senators yearbooks and Press Pins—Sharp! nicer than when infrequently offered, the Balfour scrapbooks. Featured are: (6) yearbooks: 1952 (VG- Celebrate the Midsummers’ Classic with these (4) threaded post creations for both the Giants and Red Sox EX), 1953 (EX), 1954 (VG), 1955 (GD), 1957 (VG), 1959-1962 Baseball All-Star press pins. These incredi- grade (NM to NM-MT) with only very minor residue 1958 (VG); (3) scrapbooks: with clippings and (225+) bly preserved badges generally present far nicer than on the back of the Giants badge. mounted/loose original period photos (average EX to other such pins when infrequently offered. Included are Opening Bid $400.00 NM, 10% lesser); other: 1951 AL Golden Anniversary 1.) 1959 Pirates All-Star (NM, Balfour, threaded post); program (VG-EX), 1958 Senators program (VG), 1950 2.) 1960 Athletics All-Star (EX-MT, Balfour, threaded Memphis Chicks 50-year Anniversary program (EX), post); 3.) 1962 Cubs All-Star (NM, Balfour, threaded (3) Senators roster booklets (avg. GD): 1949, 1950, post) and 4.) 1962 Senators All-Star (NM, Balfour, 1951. More on our website. threaded post). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

191. 1961- 192. 1962 1940s- Major 1990s League Baseball All-Star Player & Stationery Stadium Boxed Postcard Near Set Lot of (31/32) (640+) with Greetings Mantle, from Major 190. (10) 1910s-1953 Baseball League Mays & Baseball! Advertisements with (2) 1947 Louisville Koufax Presented is Slugger Point-Of-Sale Displays Those seeking an incredi- Famous pitchmen apply their weighty endorsements to the rare and ble collec- these (10) 1910s-1953 baseball advertisements. offbeat the date for this vintage boxed set. tion of (640+) 1940s-1990s baseball player and stadium Featured are Pre-1920s: (3 items) with pre-1920s Presented is a 1961-1962 Major League All-Star postcards. Rating entirely as (EX to NM) this encom- Taylor baseball player advertisement (presents EX, Stationery near set. This scarce issue features sixteen passing assortment is loaded with stars and revered framed and matted to 18x25); 1940s: (5 items) with oval photos of all-star players on the box lid with venues. Highlights are: HOFers: Anderson, Ashburn, 1947 Louisville Slugger point-of-sale displays includ- Mantle, Mays and Koufax. Located inside the box are (2) Banks, Berra, Bunning, (5) DiMaggio, Durocher, ing easels with Mize and Vernon (both present VG, (31/32) letterhead sheets featuring photos and facsimile Ford, Jackson, Jenkins, Killebrew, (2) Marichal, (2) original mailer included) and 1950s: (2 items) with signatures of the depicted players. The offered set Mantle, (2) Mays, (2) McCovey, Roberts, Stengel, (2) 1953 Louisville Slugger 11x17 page (presents NM). includes two letterhead sheets per player with the B. Williams; Stadiums: (10) Yankee Stadium, (5) More on our website. exception of one absent Aparicio. Also present are Ebbets Field, (3) . More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 (32/32) envelopes. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

195. 1954- 194. Circa 1964 1950s Ted Baltimore Williams Orioles Moxie Logo Die- Counter Cut Wood 193. 1948 Cleveland Indians Full-Size Display Display Pennant - Rare Style! Opening Bid Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 $100.00

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196. Yankee Stadium 197. (10) 1954- 1923-1973 Seat Pair 1973 Spared from the original Baltimore “House That Ruth Built” Orioles before its 1974-1975 renova- tion, this Yankee Stadium Collectibles seat pair represents the Charm City’s game’s most storied edifice favorite sons are and its rich history. front-and-center Measuring 37”-wide and with these (10) 31”-tall, two sturdy folding 1954-1973 wooden seats and three- Baltimore Orioles panel backrests are secured collectibles. Highlights include 1950s: (5 items) with 1954 The Sunpapers team within an iron frame molded schedule 13-1/2 x 21” cardboard display poster (GD), circa 1957 Orioles die-cut team to form arm rests. The struc- composite (FR, reverse paper loss), 1958 Baltimore News-Post All-Star Game “Silver ture is painted blue with “5” Jubilee” program (VG-EX); 1960s: 1966 “World Series Champs” glass plated sou- and “7” respectively stenciled on the upper backrest panels in black. On the left back- venir (VG, 14-1/2 x 20-1/2”) and 1970s: (4 items) with 1973 team home schedule rest, a gold-colored plaque lists some of the stadium’s memorable events. 14x22 cardboard display poster (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

198. Rockies and Marlins 199. 1954 1993 “Inaugural Year” Baltimore Memorabilia Lot of (24) Orioles Expanding for the first time since Oversized Team 1977, wel- Photograph comed the Colorado Rockies and The 1954 Baltimore Florida Marlins in 1993. These (24) Orioles are portrayed at keepsakes were issued to celebrate their new Memorial those newcomer franchises. Highlights Stadium nest on the include: (2) Commemorative Bats: offered oversized team 34” Cooperstown Bat Co. “Inaugural photograph. The black- Year” display weapons with colorful and-white picture meas- team logos; (2) Autographed Flats: a ures 31-1/2 x 21-1/4” Gateway Silk cachet and Marlins 1993 and is printed on a thicker paper stock. Despite moderate creasing and perimeter fray- Opening Day program; both signed by ing throughout, the (32) members of the squad are still projected clearly. Of note is the Rojas and R. Lachemann (“10” inclusion of who casts a menacing scowl (perhaps due in part to his 20 strength, JSA auction LOA). More on losses during the Birds’ inaugural campaign). our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

200. (20) 201. (3) 1958-1962 1938-1979 Hartland Plastics Baltimore Milwaukee Braves Orioles Statues with Aaron, Large Team Mathews & Spahn Photographs From the original run of The Baltimore 1958-1962 Hartland Plastics Orioles are por- are these (3) Milwaukee trayed with these Braves statues. Each heir- (20) 1938-1979 loom is accompanied by its team photographs. These early composites range from nearly 7 x 9-1/2” to nearly equipment piece (when 14x11 with some variance by season. The pre-1954 photos generally display a combi- applicable). Included are 1.) nation of wear including pin holes, tape residue and writing while the majority of Aaron (with bat) presents (EX-MT to NM) with only a mild spot of black discol- post-1954 examples are largely absent of such detractors. Included are 1938 (framed oration on the left shoulder; 2.) Mathews (presents EX-MT to NM) with scattered to 12x14), 1940 (framed to 11-1/2 x 14-1/4”), 1944, 1946, 1948-1951, 1952 color migration along the neckline and 3.) Spahn (presents EX) with moderate scuff- (trimmed), 1953-1955, 1959, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1973 and 1977-1979. More on our ing on the elbows and color migration to the facial region. These survivors present website. extremely well given their fragile nature. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

203. (6) Signed Gartlan Baseball 202. 1963-1965 Cleveland Indians Statues with “Black Face” Bobblehead Doll DiMaggio & A scarce survivor in any condition, this 1963-1965 Cleveland Indians “black face” bobblehead doll is Williams among the most pristine examples we’ve seen! The Limited sextet of Type 2 “realistic face” keepsake flaunts bright colors signed Gartlan and decals at 100%. Free of any chips or cracks, this Baseball statues flawless example is doubly attractive in that it is featuring “Joltin’ among the toughest of the 16 different teams. Joe” and “Teddy Ballgame”. The autographed placards each present (“9”) or better. Opening Bid $200.00 Included are Bench, Carlton, DiMaggio (broken bat), Schmidt (with bat), T. Williams (with bat) and Yastrzemski (glue repaired legs). These figurines are not housed in their original boxes nor come with individual COAs. However, factory placed stickers are affixed to the bottom of the stands which confirms both the original print run and the signer. Opening Bid $250.00

40 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 204. 1914 Baseball Grand World Tour (Ceylon) Sepia Oversized Photograph with Several Hall of Famers— Signed by Thomas J. Lipton with Full JSA It has been a century since owner and John McGraw organized a baseball world tour of five continents. Beginning at the con- clusion of the and spanning several months, members of the New York Giants, Chicago White Sox and other big league stars played a grand slate of exhibition contests from coast to coast in places like El Paso, Peoria, San Diego and Seattle. In December 1913, the squads boarded an ocean liner and then embarked on the most ambitious segment of their journey which landed them in the following countries: Australia, China, Egypt, France, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Italy, Philippines and British Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Several thousand fans thronged to the events at the small, often unkempt ball fields.

On January 20, 1914, following stops in Australia, the group arrived in Ceylon where they were greeted by tea tycoon Sir Thomas J. Lipton. The White Sox bested the Giants by a 4-1 margin over five at the Victoria Gardens (Colombo) racetrack before 5,000 spectators. During a break in the action at the Galle Face Hotel, the party posed for the offered photograph picturing the players, their wives, reporters and team person- nel. Based on intensive photo analysis, fifteen subjects have been con- firmed including: Jack Bliss, Nixey Callahan, Louis Comiskey, , , Mickey Doolan, Steve Evans, , , Hans Lobert, John McGraw, Germany Schaefer, James Sheridan, and .

Period framed and matted to 15-1/2 x 13” dimensions by Gimbel Brothers of New York, the nearly 9x11 oversized original sepia photograph is remarkably preserved and includes editing crop lines. In bold black steel-tip fountain pen, Lipton (d.1931) etched his signature that is preceded by a Your Sincerely salutation. With deference to mild surface loss, the endorsement presents (“7”) in both strength and quality. A notation reading Giants and Red Socks [sic] Base ball teams and their wives Colombo, Ceylon, January 1914 is placed in an unknown hand. Despite moderate surface abrasions and other general wear, this historically significant piece of baseball history presents beau- tifully. The subjects in this photograph were examined and confirmed by Mark Fimhoff, a respected expert in pre-war baseball player identification. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

205. 1920s Penn Studio Baltimore Black Sox Original Team Photograph with (17) Players Including & —PSA/DNA Type I Judged as Type I and encapsulated as an original photograph by PSA/DNA. Located at the intersec- tion of Clare Street and Annapolis Road, Westport Park was the location where the 1920s Baltimore Black Sox played their home games. The since-razed edifice provides the historic backdrop for this near impossible Penn Studio Type I team photograph with editorial marks. This black-and-white 8x10 pictorial depicts (17) Black Sox players including John Beckwith, Pete Hill, Jim Jeffries, Oscar (Heavy) Johnson, Doc Sykes and Jud Wilson. A combination of perimeter and surface wear and crazing does not seriously detract from the overall presentation. Opening Bid $500.00

206. 1920s 207. 1920s Penn Studio Penn Studio Baltimore Baltimore Black Sox Black Sox Original Original Team Team Photograph Photograph with (6) with (5) Players— Players PSA/DNA Including Type I Jud Wilson Judged as Type I –PSA/DNA and encapsulated Type I as an original Judged as Type I and encapsulated as an original photograph by PSA/DNA. This circa photograph by 1920s Penn Studio Baltimore Black Sox original team photograph with (5) players PSA/DNA. Circa 1920s Penn Studio Baltimore Black Sox lineup of (6) players. This features Hall of Famer Jud Wilson (far left), John Beckwith (second from right) and black-and-white archival picture measures 8x10 and displays standard editorial mark- Jim Jeffries (far right). The black-and-white lineup from the Baltimore area studio ings on both the obverse and reverse. Despite perimeter notching and scattered measures nearly 8x10 and displays period editorial markings on both the obverse and instances of crazing, the team photograph remains extremely attractive. Included in the reverse. Despite moderate perimeter wear and moderate paper bowing, this slice of lineup is Oscar (Heavy) Johnson. Opening Bid $500.00 “Charm City” presents quite well. Opening Bid $500.00

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209. (5) Hillerich & Bradsby LE Commemorative “Black Bats” 208. Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner Original Photo Lot of (2) Turned and issued in limited quantities by the Hillerich & Bradsby plant, these five As original as their heroic subjects, these (2) photographs respectively portray perhaps commemorative “Black Bats” pay homage to achievers of various feats. The display the greatest hitters in baseball history. Includes: Ty Cobb: early-1960s 7-7/8 x 9-7/8” weapons feature gold-colored facsimile signature stampings of players who reached black-and-white photo of an aged Cobb clad in a suit coat and doffing his hat as he stands specific milestones, wielded H&B lumber and earned induction in Cooperstown. in front of a Royston, Georgia billboard bearing his name and likeness; Honus Wa g n e r : Includes: (2) MVP American League: (295 and 384 of 1000); MVP National a 1943-1946 Type I 7 x 8-7/8” sepia-toned photo of Wagner with a pouch of Beech Nut League: (171/1000); 50 Home Run Seasons: 875/1000); 3000 Hits: (419/1000). chewing tobacco. Both vintage depictions present beautifully! More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

210. (21) Commemorative and Retail Bats With Cooperstown 211. 1966-2010 Bat Co. Models and N.L. MVPs Black Bat Pirates Welcome addi- Ticket Stub tions to any lum- Treasure Chest of ber collection or commemorative (412) arsenal display, With potent bats a franchise these (21) full- trademark, the Pittsburgh size weapons are Pirates have fielded rosters ideal for auto- with names like Clemente, graphs and/or Stargell, Parker and Bonds presentation. instilling fear before they Highlights ever stepped up to the plate. include: Those Steel City icons (and National many others) were in the League MVP lineups in games for which Black Bat: lim- these (412) ticket stubs ited edition were issued. Spanning the (242/1000) days of Forbes Field, Three keepsake with a Rivers Stadium and PNC black “Smith” Park, the vouchers hail from finish and gold-colored facsimile signature stampings of (21) different N.L. MVP as early as 1966 and as late Award winners; New York Yankees Commemorative Bat: a Cooperstown Bat Co. as 2010. Conditions vary “Major League Team Series” model with a clean surface perfect for Bronx Bomber with most presenting nicely. autographs! More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

212. (54) 213. 1974- 1945-2001 2000 Baseball Major Ticket Stubs League with 1960 All- Baseball Star Game & Playoff McGwire’s Ticket 62nd HR Stub Lot Thrilling moments of (32) and events fuel While the this lot of (54) World Series 1945-2001 base- has always ball ticket stubs. been base- Highlights are: ball’s biggest All-Star Games: stage, the 7/13/60 NL wins pressure- 6-0 with all runs coming on homers by Boyer, Mathews, Mays and Musial (GD); packed playoffs have also produced heroes and goats from both circuits. These (32) 1974 (VG); 1981 played 8/9 after player’s strike (GD); Records: 9/8/98 Cardinals postseason ticket stubs were issued between 1974 and 2000. Keys include: (3) 1986 McGwire’s 62nd HR breaks Maris’ record (EX) with deference to staple holes; ALCS Game 5: issued at Anaheim Stadium for the drama-filled contest in which 9/27/98 Cardinals McGwire’s 69th & 70th HRs (VG-EX); 1st Games: 4/10/71 Boston staved off elimination (all present VG-EX); (3) 2000 NLDS Game 3: issued Philadelphia Veterans Stadium (FR-GD); 10/13/71 1st scheduled WS night game at Shea Stadium for the 13- battle that culminated on Benny Agbayani’s walk- (VG). More on our website. off homer (all present EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

42 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 215. 1987 500th Career 214. Game 1 PSA Home Run PSA “Authentic” Full Ticket - Bob 9 Autographed Gibson’s 17- Game! Attempting to become the first Full Ticket - team since the 1921-1922 New York Giants to repeat Highest Graded as World Series champions, the 1968 St. Louis As an encore to his Cardinals got off to a promising start as Bob Gibson third career MVP cam- fanned a Fall Classic record 17 en route to his sixth paign, 37-year-old Mike Schmidt again garnered MVP consideration in 1987, mixing of seven straight triumphs in World 35 home runs and 113 RBI into a career-best .293 batting average. Along the way, the Series play. Encapsulated and assessed “Authentic” Philly icon joined the esteemed 500 Home Run fraternity, launching his milestone by PSA, this full ticket was issued at Busch Stadium blast on April 18 at Three Rivers Stadium. Encapsulated and Graded MINT 9 by for that ’68 series . The scarce October keep- PSA, this full ticket was issued in the Steel City for that contest. One of three at its sake presents nicely. More on our website. tier with none graded higher, the colorful voucher holds further appeal in that Schmidt Opening Bid $300.00 has decorated it with his bold blue marker autograph (“10” strength, PSA/DNA “Authentic”) and inscription of “500.” Opening Bid $300.00

216. 1968-2010 Baseball 217. 1913 & 1914 Milestone Full Ticket Harvard-Yale Baseball Lot of (20) - With Yount Game Programs Plus 3000th Hit and 1913 Yale Team Inaugural Mariners Photograph Game The intense Ivy League Harvard vs. Issued without premonition of Yale rivalry reaches “fever pitch” the historical feats that were to with the offered trio of 1913-1914 transpire on the diamond, these collectibles. Included are Game (20) full tickets hail from con- Programs: (2 programs, both tests that featured landmark per- scorecards unmarked) with 1913 formances and legendary per- (FR, two Yale team player photos formers. Conditions are spectac- cut-out), 1914 (FR to GD) and 1913 ular throughout with keys including: April 6, 1977 Angles at Mariners: inaugural Yale Baseball Team Photo: (pres- game in Mariners history (NM); September 8, 1992 Indians at Brewers: Robin ents EX-MT, matted to 14-1/2 x 11” Yount 3000th career hit (NM); October 1, 2000 Cubs at Pirates: last-ever game at with reverse writing to heavy card- Three Rivers Stadium (EX). More on our website. board stock). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

218. 1940s-1950s 219. 1937-1983 Baseball Baseball Guide & Publication Lot of (175) Publication Lot of (31) Including (26) with with 1957 Final Mantle Covers Brooklyn Dodgers Discerning collectors revel in Yearbook this quality lot of (175) 1937- 1983 baseball publications. Baseball greats star in this Displaying excellent original diverse collection of (31) 1940s- details this well-preserved group 1950s baseball guides and publi- rates as (90% EX to NM-MT, cations. Highlights are: 1957 10% VG). Generally the covers Dodgers final Brooklyn yearbook and spines are very handsome (VG); 1951 Red Sox inaugural and a significant number appear edition yearbook (VG-EX); 1954 to be unread. Highlights are (26) Lynchburg Cardinals minor league (Piedmont) program (VG); 1952 Major League 1950s-1960s magazines with Baseball guide with Musial (VG-EX); 1943 Who’s Who in the Major Leagues Mantle cover photos (average EX to NM) including (4) Mantle only, (4) with Maris, hardback edition with dust jacket featuring T. Williams (VG). 1952 Who’s Who in (3) with Koufax/Mays, (3) with Musial, a gorgeous 1956 S&S Yearbook with Snider the Major Leagues with J. DiMaggio (VG-EX). More on our website. and (11) others with a variety of top stars. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

220. 1937-1973 Multi- 221. (17) 1944-1968 Multi- Sport Program/Yearbook Sport Yearbooks and Lot of (61) with 1952 Programs Dallas Texans & 1966 Add to your sports themed archive with NFL Championship these (17) 1944-1968 yearbooks and programs. Highlights include Baseball Important editions abound in this Yearbooks: (8 yearbooks) with 1952 exciting 1937-1973 multi-sport Athletics (EX), 1953 Nationals (VG), program/yearbook lot of (61). 1954 Cardinals (FR, reverse writing and Highlights are: NFL programs: picture cut-outs), 1954 Orioles (FR, 9/12/52 Dallas Texans (EX), reverse writing and picture cut-outs), 11/20/60 (1st year) Dallas 1956 Dodgers (VG-EX), 1960 Pirates Cowboys (EX), 1/1/67 1966 NFL (EX), 1962 Phillies (EX-MT), 1968 Championship Game (VG), Phillies (EX-MT); Game Programs: (9 10/10/43 Chicago Bears (EX details, tape repair), 10/27/46 Chicago Cardinals (NM), programs) with Football: with 1944: 11/17/46 Los Angeles Rams (VG-EX); NCAA Football: 1953 Army/Navy program Rose Bowl (GD) with ticket stub (EX) (VG) and stub (GD-VG); MLB World Series programs: 1946 Cardinals (GD-VG), and Boxing: 7/7/52 Turner vs. Gavilan 1947 Yankees (GD-VG), 1953 Dodgers (GD). More on our website. (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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223. 224. 1870s-Modern Sports Publication 1930s- and Advertisement Lot of (400+) 1990s A galaxy of Multi- sports stars shine in this Sport colossal compi- Ticket lation of (400+) Stub/Pass 1870s-modern publications and Lot of (63) advertisements. with Highlights are: Kentucky 7/25/1874 222. 1950s-Modern Better Grade Multi- Derby, Indianapolis 500 & U.S. Open Harper’s Sport Publication Lot of (97) Weekly uncut Variety spices up this multi-sport lot of (63) 1930s- page of (9) Enjoy a quality look at the wide world of sports with 1990s ticket stubs. Combining classic racing, golf and Philadelphia this 1950s-modern better grade multi-sport publication track events with big-time boxing matches this desir- Athletics base- lot of (97). Key issues are: : (3) ABA New able group displays overall as highly appealing. ball paper York Nets with “Dr. J” covers: 1975-76 yearbook (NM- Highlights are: Kentucky Derby: 1949 won by 16-1 engraving cards (VG); 7/1887 Puck’s Library: No. 1 MT), (2) 1974-75 programs (both NM); Boxing: 12/69 shot Ponder (VG); Indianapolis 500: (3) 1959 won by “The National Game” illustrated magazine (GD, Jock with M. Ali (VG-EX); Football: (2) Inside Ward (avg. EX-MT); 1960 won by Rathman (VG-EX); detached cover); (5) 1950s-1960s guides: with Mantle Football: 1961 E. Davis (EX-MT), 1970 G. Sayers 1962 won by Ward (GD); 1994 U.S. Open golf tour- covers (avg. GD to VG); c.1940s Kessler’s Whiskey (NM); 11/69 Jock with Tarkenton/Namath (EX-MT); nament: (2) 6/14 (GD-VG, GD), 6/16 (both GD), 6/17 “Baseball-1878” 14x11 advertisement print (VG-EX); Golf: 4/6/59 SI with B. Jones; Hockey: 10/21/67 (GD); Boxing: 1/2/57 Fullmer upsets Robinson (GD). 1956 Kessler: Phillies schedule sign (VG). More on Minnesota North Stars inaugural home game program More on our website. our website. (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $100.00

226. (13) 1959- 60 Philadelphia Warriors Home Ticket Stubs from Wilt Chamberlain’s 227. 11/24/60 Philadelphia Warriors Rookie Season Ticket Stub from Chamberlain’s There’s a story in each of these (13) Record 55 Rebound Game—SGC 225. (26) 1952-1959 Philadelphia 1959-60 Authentic Warriors Home Ticket Stubs Philadelphia On 11/24/60 an up and coming Wilt Chamberlain fur- Presented are (26) 1952-1959 Philadelphia Warriors Warriors ticket stubs thered his reputation for dominance by setting an home ticket stubs played before numerous Hall of from Wilt Chamberlain’s rookie season. With only a NBA single game record in pulling down 55 Famers and stars including Cousy, Russell, Shayes and couple of exceptions, these stubs present in (VG to EX) rebounds. Surprisingly Wilt’s astounding effort came several others. The stubs average (VG) with 19% dis- condition. Paul Arizin and Chamberlain were the high in a Philadelphia Warriors loss versus the talent laden playing reverse writing. Highlights include 11/1/52 vs. scorers for the Warriors in each of these contests. Boston Celtics. Presented is an encapsulated ticket Nationals reverse writing, (2) 11/14/52 vs. Olympians Included are (3) 11/20/59 vs. Hawks (one hole punch), stub from this still standing record game which took (final season for Indianapolis, different seats, both 11/22/59 vs. Nationals, (3) 12/3/59 vs. Lakers (each place at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. Certified reverse writing), 11/27/52 vs. Celtics (reverse writing), different seating location), 12/10/59 vs. Royals, Authentic by SGC this important relic displays flip 1/27/57 vs. Celtics, 12/7/57 vs. Celtics, 12/7/58 vs. 12/12/59 vs. Celtics, 12/30/59 vs. Lakers, 1/12/60 vs. notations “Celtics 132-Warriors 129, Chamberlain Celtics and 1/16/59 vs. Celtics. More on our website. Hawks, 1/19/60 vs. Knicks and 2/20/60 vs. Lakers. Record 55 Reb.” Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

228. (5) 1962-1968 Philadelphia Warriors/76ers Playoff Home Ticket Stubs with Chamberlain These (5) 1962-1968 NBA Playoff ticket stubs feature historic games in renowned ven- ues. Included 229. (23) 1960-1968 Mostly Philadelphia are 1962 Warriors/76ers Home Ticket Stubs from Playoffs: 3/19 230. (19) 1963-1971 Philadelphia 76ers Nationals vs. Chamberlain Games Warriors Wilt “The Stilt” Chamberlain is the focus of these (23) Home Ticket Stubs (Eastern 1960-1968 mostly Philadelphia Warriors/76ers home These (19) 1963-1971 Philadelphia 76ers ticket stubs Semifinals ticket stubs. These admittance passes overwhelmingly come from home games played before numerous Hall Game 3, Chamberlain leading scorer), 4/3 Celtics vs. average (EX) condition with only a couple lesser. Of of Famers and stars including Baylor, Chamberlain, Warriors (Eastern Finals Game 6, last Warriors home the stubs presented, Chamberlain was the high scorer in Cunningham, Lucas, Robertson, Russell, West, Wilkens game in Philadelphia); 1965: 4/9 Celtics vs. 76ers 22 of the games. Highlights include 11/4/60 vs. Pistons, and many others. The vouchers generally present (VG (Eastern Division Finals Game 4, Chamberlain leading 11/29/60 vs. Lakers, 12/8/60 vs. Knicks, 12/27/60 vs. to EX) with only a handful lesser. Highlights include scorer); 1968: 4/15 Celtics vs. 76ers (Eastern Finals Celtics, 1/2/61 vs. Knicks (Chamberlain scores 56), 11/1/63 vs. Celtics (first year as franchise), 10/31/64 vs. Game 5) and 4/19 Celtics vs. 76ers (Eastern Finals 2/7/66 vs. Lakers (Chamberlain scores 65) and 3/17/66 Knicks, 11/7/64 vs. Royals, 10/17/69 vs. Lakers (West Game 7). Each neatly separated stub presents in (VG to vs. Knicks (Seven Hall of Famers on floor). More on leading scorer) and 3/3/72 vs. Bucks (Alcindor leading EX) condition. our website. scorer). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

44 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 231. 1946 232. 1947 Browns vs. Browns vs. Yankees Yankees AAFC Yankee Championship Stadium- Program Issued AAFC From First- Championship Ever AAFC Program Season Home to the World 233. 12/28/55 Crispus Attucks High Establishing them- Series just two selves with the first months earlier, School State Championship Game of all four champi- Yankee Stadium Ticket Stub—SGC Authentic hosted the upstart onship game tri- Separate but more than equal when it came to basket- AAFC’s champi- umphs in the short- ball, segregated Indianapolis high school Crispus onship contest on December 14, 1947. This program lived AAFC, the Cleveland Browns bested the New Attucks was the first all-black HS to win a state cham- was issued for that “re-match” between the Cleveland York Yankees by a 14-9 count behind the heroics of pionship. On the heels of baseball’s integration and led Browns and host New York Yankees (the rivals had Otto Graham. Issued on the shores of Lake Erie at the by future HOFer Oscar Robertson the Attucks squad played to a 28-28 deadlock on November 23). The 32- cavernous Municipal Stadium that day, this 1946 cham- capped off an unbeaten 31-0 season by winning the page guide features text and photos detailing the com- pionship program is a rare survivor from an ill-fated 1955 state championship. Presented is an encapsulated batants. While there is a hint of a vertical compacting circuit from which the Browns emerged and enjoyed a 12/28/55 Butler Field House ticket stub from this his- fold, the program presents nicely with covers/pages rich history in the NFL. The 56-page guide features toric event. Certified Authentic by SGC with flip nota- intact and a front cover illustration by famed cartoonist photos and text detailing the combatants. Covers and tions “Crispus Attucks HS Win State Championship, Willard Mullin. pages remain complete and intact. 31-0 Season w/O. Robertson”. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

235. 1957 Lions vs. Browns Briggs Stadium-Issued NFL Championship Program While their respective resumes do not include Super Bowl appear- ances, the Detroit Lions and 236. 12/28/58 “Greatest Game Ever 234. 12/30/56 New York Giants vs. Cleveland Played” Colts vs. Giants NFL Chicago Bears NFL Championship Browns did, believe it or not, Championship Game Ticket Stub—SGC Game Ticket Stub—SGC Authentic rule the NFL Authentic Though Vinci Lombardi was their offensive coordinator throughout the NBC’s national coverage of the 1958 NFL and Tom Landry his defensive counterpart, the 1956 1950s. The 1957 Championship game presented the TV audience with an New York Giants best tactical weapon proved to be NFL unforgettable event. Led by a cadre of Hall of Fame sneakers. Played on an icy field the 1956 NFL Championship stars the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants bat- Championship game featured a rematch of 1934 program was tled through broken bones and rousing comebacks to “Sneakers Game” opponents the Giants and the issued at Detroit’s Briggs Stadium as the above-men- the first “sudden-death” in playoff history, Chicago Bears. History repeated as the Giants once tioned rivals squared off for the fourth time in six title ending with a remarkable Colts victory. Offered is a again opted for sneakers over cleats, using the advan- game installments. The 48-page guide features photos 12/28/58 Yankee Stadium ticket from this all-time clas- tage to romp to victory. Offered is a 12/30/56 Yankee and text detailing the combatants. With covers and crisp sic match. Encapsulated and designated Authentic by Stadium ticket from this event with flip notation pro- pages completely intact, the guide presents beautifully. SGC this significant souvenir bears the incredible flip claiming the “Giants 47-Bears 7” result. More on our website. notation “Greatest Game Ever Played”. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

239. 1971-2006 Pittsburgh Steelers Ticket Stub Lot of (40) with Super Bowl XIV & (19) Playoffs N F L stub seekers punch your ticket to post sea- 238. 1950s-1990s Multi-League Football son glory with this lot of 237. 1940s-1970s Army & Navy College Ticket Stub Lot of (50) with Super Bowl, (40) 1971-2006 Football Program Lot of (67) WFL & College P i t t s b u rgh Steelers ticket stubs. Highlights are: Set sail or go on the march to capture this lot, either Football fanatics go long for this interesting mix of pro S u p e r B o w l : X I V v s . way you’ll win with this stalwart selection of service and collegiate game souvenirs. Presented are (50) Rams (VG); A F C academy souvenirs. Presented are (67) 1940s-1970s 1950s-1990s multi-league football ticket stubs with C h a m p i o n s h i p : 1 / 6 / 8 0 Army and Navy college football programs, many with NFL, CanFL, ConFL, WFL and NCAA examples. vs. Oilers (GD); (2) fantastic cover art. Top rank goes to (7) Army vs. Navy Highlights are: NFL: 1/25/81 Super Bowl XV (GD); 1/15/95 vs. Chargers (VG-EX, GD); 1/14/96 vs. Colts editions with: (3) 1955 (avg. GD-VG, (1) with tape 1/11/81 NFC Championship (FR-GD); 12/23/79 NFC (GD); Division Playoff : (2) 12/30/79 vs. Dolphins (both repaired spine), 1965 (GD-VG), 1969 (EX), 1972 (EX- Wildcard (GD); (4) Pro Bowl: (3) 1990 (avg. EX), with taped edges); (3) 1/9/92 vs. Bills (VG, (2) GD); (4) MT), 1973 (VG-EX). Also present are (60) issues vs. 1996 (VG); (3) NFC-AFC HOF Game: 1994 (VG), (2) 1/7/95 (VG, (2) GD, FR); (3) 1/6/96 vs. Bills (VG, (2) non-military schools (80% EX to NM, 20% GD to VG) 2004 (VG-EX, VG); 10/19/52 Eagles/Browns (EX); GD); (2) 1/20/02 vs. Colts (both VG-EX); Wild Card: with (6) Army (all different) and (54) Navy (moderate 9/26/54 Eagles/Browns (GD); NCAA: 1/2/84 Fiesta 12/29/96 vs. Colts (GD). More on our website. duplication). More on our website. Bowl (VG-EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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240. Early- I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 241. 1931 1920s New American York League Yankees Stars Team- Multi- Signed Signed Ball With Ball With Ruth, Ruth, Gehrig Cobb and and Full W. JSA Johnson - Setting the Full JSA modern day It took a few mark with years (and 1067 runs the cancela- scored, the tion of the 1931 second Yankees also scheduled paced the World Series) before the American League was considered worthy of respect. As the circuit in “Junior Circuit” established itself with the game’s biggest stars and most dominant home runs franchises, this OAL Johnson ball was autographed by some of the league’s most (155) and team batting average (.297) en route to 94 wins. As they wreaked havoc iconic performers. The orb is covered with a uniform layer of period shellac, under on opposing hurlers, (26) members of that offensive juggernaut autographed this which (21) black ink signatures remain potent and readily identifiable. While the ball baseball. The unofficial orb appropriately features Spalding “Babe Ruth Special” dates to 1918-1924, the scriptings were likely gathered by an American League enthu- trademark stampings and has a thin layer of period shellac, under which, black-ink siast prior to the 1923 season, as rosters and tenures suggest. Includes: Sweet Spot: pennings average (“5”) strength and clarity. Includes: Sweet Spot: Ruth (“6” Babe Ruth and (signed “Harry E. Heilmann”); North Panel: Everett strength) and Gehrig (“6” strength); North Panel: Dickey (“4” strength), Weaver, Scott, Stuffy McInnis (signed “J. McInnis”), (signed “Jas. P. Austin”), Weinert, Chapman, Fletcher (), unidentified, Wells, Burke (coach) and Cooke; , Steve O’Neill and unidentified; South Panel: , Harry South Panel: Ruffing (“5-6” strength), Sewell (“6” strength), Hoag, Jorgens and (2) Hooper, Tris Speaker, Coveleski and Howard Ehmke; West Panel: Ty Cobb, Walter unidentified; West Panel: Dickey (repeat signature, “3” strength), Pennock (“3” Johnson, , and ; East Panel: Ray strength), McEvoy, Combs (“3-4” strength) and Perkins; East Panel: Pipgras, Schalk, Cy Perkins (signed “Ralph Perkins”) and Joe Dugan. We note that while por- Johnson, Sherid, Lazzeri (“3” strength) and unidentified. Full photo LOA from JSA. tions of most signatures have been traced/enhanced in an unknown hand, this remains This item has a reserve (estimated value: $4500-$7000). an unusual gathering on a keepsake destined to headline any serious collection. Full Opening Bid $1500.00 photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1500.00

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242. 1951 OAL Harridge Baseball Signed by President Harry S Truman and (12) Participants - Full JSA Through his presidency of nearly eight years, Harry S Truman attended 16 Major 243. Honus Wagner Signed 1947-1948 ONL Frick Baseball - League Baseball games, a record for United State Chief Executives. With claims as Full JSA the first southpaw to throw out a ceremonial first pitch, the first president to attend a His likeness the most famous and widely sought among cardboard collectors, Honus night game and the first president to attend a July 4 contest, Truman fittingly attended Wagner is appealing in the circles of autograph enthusiasts, as well. A member of the September 1, 1951 contest at which the American League’s 50th anniversary was the inaugural Hall of Fame class and a Pittsburgh fixture in both his celebrated play- recognized and participants from the 1924 World Series (the last to crown a champion ing days and 39-year capacity as a mentor, Wagner autographed this baseball in the from the nation’s capital) teamed with Truman to autograph this baseball. The creamy latter role. The off-white ONL Frick sphere showcases a clean surface and promi- OAL Harridge orb (grade “8”) dates specifically to 1951 and is a scarce survivor from nent trademark stampings that date to 1947-1948. Executed in blue ballpoint on the a limited production. Further appeal is inherent in the form of (13) bold ballpoint sig- sweet spot, Wagner’s penning projects every bit of (“8”) strength and clarity. For the natures that average (“8”) potency. Includes: Sweet Spot: ; North sake of accuracy, we note that additional signatures have been removed from this Panel: Irish Meusel, , Al Schacht (coach) and ; South keepsake, but expertly so, giving this heirloom the appearance of a single-signed Panel: Jack Bentley, Frank Frisch and Harry Gowdy; West Panel: Harry Truman, orb. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $1200- Herold Ruel and Earl McNeeley; East Panel: and . Full $2500) photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $500.00

46 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 245. 1942 American League Champion New York Yankees Team- Signed Ball With Dickey, J. DiMaggio, Gomez, McCarthy, Rizzuto and Full JSA Winning their 13th of a record 40 pennants, the 1942 New York Yankees were also in the midst of the franchise’s fourth 244. 1941 New York Giants Team-Signed Baseball With Ott, run of three or more World Hartnett, Hubbell and Terry - Full JSA Series appearances (a feat that Following 14 straight winning seasons, the 1941 New York Giants appeared primed to has extended to nine times and extend that run, but an auspicious 5-0 start was not a sign of what was to come, despite is without challenge by any a star-studded roster. This ONL Frick ball is signed by (25) of those Polo Grounds ten- other club). Felled in that year’s nants. The creamy orb has an ultra-thin layer of period shellac, under which, black-ink Fall Classic, it was the only of eight World Series squads piloted by Joe McCarthy to pennings show between (“8-9”) and (“5”) strength. Includes: Sweet Spot: A r n o v i c h not emerge as champions. This OAL Harridge ball is autographed by (26) members or (d.1959) and Rucker; N o rth Panel: O t t (“8” strength), Orengo, Demaree (d.1958), that wartime Bronx roster. The creamy orb (grade “7-8”) has very minor surface abra- Lohrman, Whitehead, Danning and McGee; South Panel: Moore, Wittig, Bowman, sions and showcases bold black-ink pennings that project between (“8”) and (“5-6”) Hale, Brown, Carpenter and Schumacher; West Panel: H a r t n e t t (“6” strength), Te r r y potency. Keys include: Bonham, Crosetti, Dickey, J. DiMaggio, Gomez, Gordon, ( m a n a g e r, “6” strength), Bartell, Melton and O’Dea; East Panel H u b b e l l ( “ 8 - 9 ” Henrich, Keller, McCarthy (), Rizzuto, Rolfe, Ruffing. Full photo LOA from strength), Aragon, Adams, Young and Jurges. Full photo LOA from JSA. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

246. 1947 World Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed 247. 1947 National League Champion Brooklyn Dodgers Team- Ball With DiMaggio, Rizzuto and Full JSA Signed Ball With J. Robinson, Hodges and Full JSA Back to full strength in the wake of World War II, the 1947 New York Yankees began Pacing the circuit in both shutouts (13) and stolen bases (88), the 1947 Brooklyn an incredible run of six World Series titles over the next seven years. Among the most Dodgers excelled on the mound and base paths en route to a National League flag. significant of Bronx Bomber souvenirs, this OAL Harridge baseball is signed by (25) (28) members of that Flatbush roster signed this baseball. Appropriately, the members of that ’47 pinstriper roster. The creamy orb (grade “7”) features black or “Rawlings” orb has “ Official League Ball” stampings. Under a thin blue ink pennings (average “5” strength) that include: Sweet Spot: DiMaggio (“5-6” coat of period shellac, black-ink pennings average (“5”) potency and include: Sweet strength) and Chandler; North Panel: Lindell, A. Robinson, Queen, Reynolds, Keller Spot: Lombardi and Brown; North Panel: Rojek, Casey (d.1951), Taylor, Branca, and Phillips; South Panel: Byrne, Bevens, Rizzuto (“4” strength), Brown, Wensloff, Reiser, Vaughan (clubhouse), Walker, Stanky and Gregg; South Panel: Shotten (man- A. Lyons (d.1965) and Dressen (coach); West Panel: Schulte (coach), Stirnweiss and ager), Snider, Hodges, Edwards, Barney, Sukeforth (coach), King and Hermanski; B. Johnson; East Panel: Crosetti, Gumpert, Henrich, Houk, McQuinn, Shea and Page. West Panel: Blades (coach), Chandler, J. Robinson, Pitler (coach), Jorgensen and Full photo LOA from JSA. Chandler; East Panel: Reese (clubhouse), Lavagetto, Furillo, Hatton and Melton. Full Opening Bid $200.00 photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00

248. 1956 World I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E Champion New York 249. Roberto Yankees Team- Clemente Single- Signed Ball With Signed Ball - Full Mantle, Ford, PSA/DNA Rizzuto and Full JSA The mainstay on Pittsburgh rosters throughout his unpar- Exacting revenge for their alleled career, Hall of Famer previous year’s Fall Classic Roberto Clemente was setback, the 1956 New Yo r k remarkably consistent, post- Yankees collectively launched ing annually astounding num- a (then) team-record 190 bers even as his club’s for- home runs to advance to the tunes waned. This ONL Giles f r a n c h i s e ’s seventh Wo r l d ball was autographed by the Series in eight years. T h e r e , selfless Steel City icon dur- they disposed of their cross- ing one such period in Bucs borough rival Dodgers in the history. The lightly toned orb seventh and final showdown is mildly affected by intermit- in an epic series dating back to 1941. This OAL Harridge ball is signed by (30) mem- tent surface abrasions and showcases Clemente’s black-ink endorsement. Executed bers of that championship roster. As Bronx Bomber collectibles go, this creamy orb on a side panel and prefaced by a “Best Wishes” salutation, Clemente’s familiar (grade “9”) rates with the best of them, showcasing ballpoint pennings that average “two-tier” signature projects (“4”) strength. The trademark stampings date the sphere (“7-8”) potency. Free of any clubhouse examples, the bold pennings are headlined by: to 1962-1967. While the Pirates struggled as a team during that stretch, Clemente B a u e r, B e r r a, F o r d, E. Howard, Larsen, M a n t l e, Martin, McDougald, Richardson and warranted MVP consideration in each of those seasons. Full photo LOA from R i z z u t o. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. PSA/DNA. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $1300-$2000) Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

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250. 1940 251. 1942 Philadelphia Brooklyn Athletics Team-Signed Dodgers Team- Baseball with Simmons— Signed Ball Full JSA With Durocher, A decade removed from their glory Medwick, Casey years the 1942 Philadelphia Athletics were still beloved by their fans and Full JSA - despite finishing dead last. Offered is Gorgeous a 1942 Athletics team-signed ball Condition! featuring the endorsements of (22) of these lovable losers. Though the Having raced to a 9-0 start that featured four of their league-best 17 shutouts, the league stamp is faded this uniformly 1940 Brooklyn Dodgers finished in second place for the franchise’s best showing toned OAL/Harridge ball remains in since the -led 1924 roster. This ONL Frick ball is autographed by appealing (VG-EX) condition with (26) members of that 1940 runner-up squad. The clean and creamy medium (grade “8- minor abrasions. Signatures range 9”) features red-ink scriptings that average (“7-8”) strength. Keys include: Casey (“6-8”), keys are: Simmons (“7-8”), Blackburne (“7”), Fowler (“6-7”), Hayes (“8”), (d.1951), Dressen, Durocher (player/manager), Lavagetto, Medwick and Reiser. Full Johnson (“6”), Kinckerbocker (“7”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

252. 1951 St. Louis 253. 1952 New York Giants Cardinals Team-Signed Team-Signed Baseball with Baseball with (23) (25) Signatures—Full JSA Signatures The early 1950s saw the New York Important HOFer and star endorse- Giants riding high as they racked up ments recommend this 1951 St. Louis four winning seasons including two Cardinals team-signed baseball. trips to the World Series. Presented is Displaying in desirable (EX-MT) con- a 1952 Giants team-signed dition this ONL/Frick ball features ONL/Giles baseball featuring (25) fully discernable stampings, tight signatures. Displaying desirable stitching, moderate toning with defer- (average “7-9”) strength endorse- ence to a very light stain and an over- ments this significant sphere is thinly all light sheen due to a very thin coat- shellacked and rates a solid (EX) ing of shellac. Present are (23) average designation with variable moderate (“6-7”) blue ballpoint pen signatures toning. Key signers are: HOFers: highlighted by key signers: Braze, Garagiola, Lanier, Marion, Musial, Pollet, Rice, Irvin and Wilhelm; Stars: Dark, Schoendienst and Slaughter. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Elliott, Koslo, Maglie, Rigney, Thompson and Thomson. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

254. 1955 World Champion 255. 1958 Chicago White Brooklyn Dodgers Team- Sox Team-Signed OAL Signed Ball With Harridge Baseball with Campanella, Koufax, J. (25) Autographs—Full JSA Robinson and Full JSA The predecessor to the “Go Go Sox” Perennial bridesmaids and fierce have inscribed the offered 1958 combatants against cross-town rivals Chicago White Sox OAL Harridge in the Bronx and Harlem, the baseball with (25) autographs. The Brooklyn Dodgers were finally able blue ballpoint ink endorsements are to reign supreme as they bested the placed across the panels of the pinstripers in the 1955 Fall Classic. sphere with the signatures averaging This ONL Giles ball is autographed (“7”). With exception to soiling rang- by (16) of those beloved “Bums.” ing from the sweet spot to the west The creamy orb (grade “7”) is deco- and south panels, the orb also pres- rated with blue ballpoint pennings (average “6” strength) with keys including: Alston ents (“7”) with bold trademark (“6” strength), Campanella (“6” strength), Hodges, Koufax (“5-6” strength) and J. stampings. Highlights include Sweet Robinson (“5” strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Spot: Lopez (“6”); West Panel: Wynn (“6”); East Panel: Aparicio (“8”) and North Opening Bid $400.00 Panel: Fox (“8”). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

256. 1940s-1950s 257. Circa 1961-1962 Brooklyn Multi- Dodgers Reunion Signed Baseball with Ball with (26) Clemente—Full JSA Autographs Basking in the glow of their stunning Including victory, several of the Pittsburgh Pirates veteran heroes Connors & combined with youthful up-and-com- Koufax with Full ers to decorate a vintage ONL/Giles JSA baseball (NM) with their signatures. This multi-signed ball features the Very clean 1940s-1950s Brooklyn Dodgers reunion ONL White baseball with (26) endorsements of (19) c.1961-1962 autographs. The blue ink endorsements average (“8-9”) potency while the sphere pres- Pirates including HOFers R. Clemente ents (“7”) with only a hint of toning that is largely shielded from view. The prepon- (“6-7”) and B. Mazeroski (‘5-6”). derance of the players hail from the 1957 squad. Highlights include Sweet Spot: Other key signers are: R. Face (“5”), Reese (“9”); West Panel: Connors (“9”), Snider (“9”); East Panel: Zimmer (“9”); V. Law (“6”) and B. Veale (“5-6”). Manager D. Murtaugh’s signature is noted on the North Panel: Drysdale (“9”), Amoros (“8”) and South Panel: Koufax (“9”). Full LOA as a “clubhouse” version. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

48 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 258. 1964 “Spring 259. 1965 World Champion Los Angeles 260. 1965 World Champion Los Angeles Training” Team-Signed Baseball with Dodgers Team-Signed Ball With Koufax, Dodgers Team-Signed Ball With Koufax, (27) Signatures—Full JSA Drysdale and Full JSA - Gorgeous! Alston and Full JSA Not quite on par with the impending “impossible Powered by a staff that paced the big leagues in With Major League bests in team ERA (2.81) and com- dream” squad, the 1964 Boston Red Sox still fielded a shutouts (17), complete games (58) and team ERA plete games (58), the 1965 power-packed lineup with seven starters racking up (2.81), the 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers won the fran- claimed the franchise’s second World Series title in double digit home runs. Presented is a 1964 Red Sox chise’s second title in three seasons. This gorgeous three years and third since moving to the left coast in “” team-signed baseball with (27) signa- ONL Giles ball is autographed by (24) members of that 1958. This OAL Cronin ball is autographed by (23) tures. Averaging (“6-8”) in potency unless noted, the Dodgers roster, from spring training with no clubhouse members of that pitching-rich squad. The clean white blue ballpoint pen signatures are applied to an signatures.The clean white orb (grade “9-10”) features orb (grade “9”) features ballpoint pennings that average OAL/Cronin ball (EX-MT). Key signers are: T. blue ballpoint pennings that average (“8-9”) quality (“8-9”) potency, with no clubhouse signatures. Keys Conigliaro, G. Geiger, B. Monbouquette, D. Morehead, with keys including: Alston (manager), T. Davis, include: Alston (manager), Koufax, Moon, Phillips D. Radatz, C. Schilling (“4-5”), B. Turley, D. Williams. Drysdale, Koufax, Moon, Osteen, Podres, Sutton and (coach), Podres and Torborg. Full photo LOA from Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Wills. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

261. 1966 World Champion Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Baseball With 262. Champion St. Palmer, B. Robinson, F. Robinson and Louis Cardinals Team-Signed 263. 1967 Kansas City Athletics Team- Full JSA Baseball—Full JSA Signed Ball With Appling, R. Jackson En route to Major League Baseball’s best record over Led by a rehabbed and nearly unhittable Bob Gibson and Full JSA - Clean! the 1960s and 1970s, the 1966 Baltimore Orioles muz- the St. Louis Cardinals evoked “the Curse of the League-bests in stolen bases (132) and triples (50) did zled the Dodgers’ hitting attack in the World Series, Bambino” to down the “Impossible Dream” Boston not translate to success for a 1967 Athletics team dur- yielding just two runs over four games to their N.L. Red Sox in the 1967 World Series. Presented is a 1967 ing the franchise’s final season in the Show Me State. counterparts. This OAL Cronin ball is autographed by Cardinals team-signed baseball. Featuring (24) star- This gorgeous OAL Cronin ball is autographed by (32) (28) members of that Birds roster. The clean orb (grade studded (no clubhouse) signatures showing average members of that youthful roster. The clean white orb “9”) features ballpoint pennings whose strengths range (“7-8”) strength this off-white ONL/Giles ball rates a (grade “9-10”) features blue ballpoint pennings that between (“8-9”) and (“5”) with keys including: solid (EX-MT) grade. Key signers are: HOFers: average (“9”) potency with keys including: Appling Aparicio, Bauer (manager), Blair, Blefary, Palmer, Brock, Carlton, Cepeda, Gibson and Schoendienst; (coach), Bando, Campaneris, Dark (manager), R. Powell, B. Robinson and F. Robinson. Full photo LOA Stars: Briles, Flood, Maris, McCarver and Ricketts. Jackson, Lewis, Lindblad and Monday. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

264. 1946 Washington Senators 265. 1973 A.L. East Champion 266. 2004 Boston Red Sox World Team-Signed Baseball with (27) Baltimore Orioles Team-Signed Champions Team-Signed OWS Ball Signatures—Full JSA Ball - Full JSA with (29) Autographs Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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267. 1968 Oakland 268. 1969 Seattle Pilots Athletics Team-Signed Team-Signed Ball - Full Ball With J. DiMaggio, JSA Hunter and Jackson - Full Doomed from the start with an out- JSA dated stadium and financial woes, the expansion Seattle Pilots fared Pacing the circuit with a .240 team miserably in the standings and batting average and 1300 hits during moved to Milwaukee after only the “Year of the ,” the 1968 one season in the Great Northwest. Athletics ended a franchise-long 15- This OAL Cronin ball is signed by year run of losing seasons. This (26) members of that ill-fated OAL Cronin ball is signed by (27) squad. One of a precious few sur- members of the first-ever Oakland- vivors in the realm of Pilots memo- based roster. The clean and creamy rabilia, this creamy orb (grade “8- orb (grade “9-10”) features ballpoint 9”) features ballpoint pennings pennings averaging (“9”) strength. averaging (“7”) strength. Keys Keys include: Bando, J. DiMaggio (coach), Hunter, R. Jackson, Lollar (coach), include: Bouton, T. Davis, Hegan, Maglie (coach), Schultz (manager) and Segui. Full Monday, Rudi and Segui. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

269. 1969 World Champion 270. 1969 American Team-Signed League Champion Ball With Ryan, Seaver, Baltimore Orioles Team- Frisella and Full JSA Signed Ball - Full JSA Not to be outdone by Joe Namath’s Winners of a franchise-best 109 brash predictions and subsequent 1969 games en route to a three-year Super Bowl conquest, that year’s New aggregate run of 318 triumphs (still York Mets followed suit with arguably an American League record), the the greatest upset in World Series 1969 Baltimore Orioles are the annals. This ONL Giles ball is auto- endorsers of this OAL Cronin base- graphed by (28) members of that ball. The creamy orb (grade “9”) is improbable championship roster. The a gorgeous canvas for blue ballpoint creamy orb (grade “8”) showcases black pennings that average (“8”) potency. ballpoint pennings averaging (“6-7”) Highlights include: Belanger, Blair, potency with keys including: Berra Cuellar, D. Johnson, Lau (coach), (coach), Clendenon, Frisella (d.1977), Koosman, Ryan, Seaver and Swoboda. Full McNally, Powell, B. Robinson, F. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Robinson and Weaver (manager). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

271. 1969 Oakland 272. 1970 New York Athletics Team-Signed Yankees Team-Signed Ball Ball with DiMaggio, R. With Munson and Full Jackson - Full JSA JSA With the pieces beginning to take In unfamiliar territory staring up at the shape of a , the 1969 the new American League power- the won the house in Baltimore, the 1970 New most games (88) since the fran- York Yankees made strides towards chise’s 1932 installment. This their once-great status, finishing sec- OAL Cronin ball is autographed ond in the A.L. East. This OAL by (28) members of that Bay Area Cronin ball is signed by (27) mem- roster. The clean and creamy orb bers of that 1970 pinstriper squad. (grade “9”) features ballpoint pen- The creamy orb (grade “9”) features nings that average (“8”) quality ballpoint pennings averaging (“7-8”) with keys including: Bauer (man- strength (with a few nicer) with ager), Campaneris, J. DiMaggio minor ink migration. Keys include: (coach), Fingers, Hunter, R. Clarke, Howard (coach), Howser (coach), Munson (“9” strength), Murcer and White. Jackson, McNamara and Monday. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

273. 1971 Washington 274. 1972 New York Senators Team-Signed Ball Yankees Team-Signed Ball With T. Williams, Fox and With Munson, Kekich, Full JSA Peterson and Full JSA Not long for the Nation’s Capital, the On their climb back to respectability, second incarnation of the Washington the 1972 New York Yankees stayed Senators slipped back to its familiar within striking distance for the entire- rung in 1971 despite the guidance of ty of the strike-shortened season, fin- Hall of Famers Ted Williams and ishing with a winning record for the . This OAL Cronin ball is third straight year. This OAL Cronin signed by (31) members of the fran- ball is autographed by (22) members chise’s last-ever D.C.-based squad. of that resurgent Bronx roster. The The clean white orb (grade “8”) has creamy orb (grade “8”) features ball- very mild toning and ballpoint signa- point pennings that average (“8”) tures that average (“7-8”) strength. strength with keys including: Keys include: Bosman, Fox (coach), Harrah, F. Howard, Lindblad and T. Williams Blomberg, Clarke, E. Howard, Howser (coach), Kekich, Lyle, Munson, Murcer, (manager). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Peterson and Stottlemyre. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

50 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 275. 1972 276. 1973 277. 1974 World New New Champion York York Oakland Yankees Yankees A’s Team- Team- Team- Signed Ball Signed Signed With R. Ball With Ball Jackson, D. Munson With Williams and Full Munson, and Full JSA Ford and JSA Reigning Full JSA In response to a defiant , Oakland atop the In the 10th straight season of a (then) franchise-long owner urged his 1972 Athletics to grow American League East as late as August 3, the 1973 11-year postseason lull, the 1974 New York Yankees facial hair in hopes that Jackson would feel less New York Yankees stumbled to 20-31 the rest of the were in unfamiliar territory in terms of a home, as well, “unique” and shave his own mustache. The fashion way, while Baltimore closed at a .690 clip (40-18) to temporarily residing at Shea Stadium as Yankee statement coincided with the first of three straight win the division. This OAL Cronin ball is signed by Stadium underwent renovations. This OAL MacPhail World Series crowns. This OAL Cronin ball is signed (29) members of that Bronx roster. The creamy orb ball is signed by (23) members of that Bronx (well, by (27) members of that “mustache gang.” The creamy (grade “9”) features ballpoint pennings that range from Flushing) roster. The mildly toned orb (grade “6-7”) orb (grade “9”) is home to ballpoint pennings averaging (“10”) to (“5-6”) in terms of strength. Keys include: features ballpoint pennings averaging (“8”) strength. (“7-8”) strength with keys including Bando, R. Jackson, Blomberg, Callison, Houk (manager), Howard (coach), Keys include: Ford, Howard (coach), Howser (coach), Tenace and D. Williams (manager). Full photo LOA Howser (coach), Munson, Murcer and G. Nettles. Full Munson, Murcer and Nettles. Full photo LOA from from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

278. 1974 279. 1975 280. 1976 World AL AL Series Champion Champion Champion Boston New York Oakland Red Sox Yankees Athletics Team- Team- Team- Signed Signed Signed Baseball Baseball Baseball with (25) with (26) with (34) Signatures Signatures Signatures—Full JSA —Full JSA —Full The Oakland Athletics cemented their place among Laboring under “the Curse of the Bambino”, the 1975 JSA baseball dynasties by capturing their third consecutive Boston Red Sox fell heartbreakingly short in their quest It was business as usual for the 1976 New York World Series title in 1974. Offered is a 1974 A’s cham- for a World Series title losing in seven games to the Yankees as they bashed their way to their thirtieth of pion team-signed baseball. Covering the entire surface . Offered is a 1975 AL Champion Red forty World Series appearances. Presented is a 1976 AL area of this OAL/MacPhail ball (NM-MT) is an encom- Sox team-signed baseball. This evenly toned Champion Yankees team-signed baseball. (26) “Bronx passing total of (34) signatures. Key signers are: OAL/MacPhail ball (NM) features a total of (25) signa- Bombers” signatures (average “8-9”) grace this creamy HOFers: R. Fingers (“8-9”), J. Hunter (“6-7”), R. tures, which though uniformly faded still present as OAL/MacPhail orb, including HOFers: Y. Berra, J. Jackson (“7”); Stars: S. Bando (“8”), B. Campaneris fully legible (average “6-7”) strength pennings. Key Hunter and B. Lemon. Other key signers are: D. (“7-8”), A. Dark (“5-6”), G. Tenace (“5-6”), M. Trillo signers are: Burleson, Carbo, Doyle, Evans, Fisk, Lee, Alexander, C. Chambliss, E. Howard, D. Howser, S. (“6”), H. Washington (“5”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Lynn, Pesky, Petrocelli, Rice and Wise. Full photo Lyle, B. Martin, G. Nettles and W. Randolph. Full More on our website. LOA from JSA. More on our website. photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

281. 1977 282. 283. 1977 World 1977 Seattle Series Toronto Mariners Champion Blue “First New York Jays Year” Yankees “First Team- Team- Year” Signed Signed Team- Baseball Baseball Signed with (30) with (19) Baseball Signatures Signatures—Full JSA with (26) —Full JSA Returning to form after a nearly unthinkable 14-year Signatures—Full JSA Expand your autograph collection with this expansion title drought the New York Yankees captured their 21st Recall the inaugural flight of the fledgling Toronto Blue team memento. Presented is a 1977 Seattle Mariners World Series championship in 1977. Presented is a Jays franchise. Offered is a 1977 first year Blue Jays first year team-signed baseball. This sturdy team-signed ball featuring the signatures of (19) 1977 team-signed ball featuring (26) signatures (average “7- OAL/MacPhail orb (NM) provides a home for a com- champion Yankees. This OAL/MacPhail orb (EX-MT) 8”). These slightly faded endorsements grace the panels prehensive total of (30) original 1977 Mariners’ signa- presents handsomely with an inconsequential bit of ton- of an unblemished, creamy OAL/MacPhail ball (EX- tures. Slight fading relegates the otherwise appealing ing that does not affect the average (“7-8”) endorse- MT). Key signers are: A. Ashby, D. Ault, B. Bailor, R. and fully legible autographs to an average (“7”) ments. Key signers are: Y. Berra, B. Cox, C. Chambliss, Cerone, J. Clancy, R. Fairly, R. Hartsfield, R. Howell, strength designation. Key signers are: D. Collins, D. E. Howard, D. Howser, J. Hunter, B. Martin, G. D. Lemanczyk, B. Miller and P. Vukovich. Full photo Johnson, S. Jutze, M. Kekich, F. MacCormack, C. Nettles, W. Randolph. Full photo LOA from JSA. More LOA from JSA. More on our website. Reynolds, D. Segui and L. Stanton. Full photo LOA on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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284. July 13, 285. 1979 AL Champion 1978 Mets vs. Baltimore Orioles Team- Reds Final Out Signed Baseball with (23) Game-Used Signatures Baseball Signed Spurred on by impromptu cheer- by Koosman leader “Wild Bill” and a surprising increase in fan attendance the well- and Lockwood - balanced 1979 Baltimore Orioles Full JSA came up just short in manager Earl Having combined for Weaver’s final World Series appear- three mound triumphs as teammates in perhaps the most “miraculous” World Series ance. Offered is a 1979 AL conquest of all-time, Jerry Koosman and found themselves on opposing Champion Baltimore Orioles team- sides as the latter was traded during the 1977 season. Meeting for the second time as signed baseball. Light sporadic ton- pitching adversaries on July 13, 1978, Koosman and the Mets defeated Seaver and the ing of this OAL/MacPhail ball has Reds, 4-2 as the offered baseball was hit to left field for the final out and subsequently little effect on the (23) bold (average signed by both Koosman and Mets reliever Skip Lockwood. Full photo LOA from “8-9”) signatures. Key signers are: JSA. More on our website. A. Bumbry, D. Decinces, R. Dempsey, E. Murray, J. Palmer, C. Ripken Sr., K. Opening Bid $400.00 Singleton, S. Stewart, E. Weaver. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

286. Multi-Signed 287. Multi-Signed “50 Hall of Famers & Home Run Season” Stars ONL Baseball With Mantle, Feeney Ball with Mays and Full JSA (16) Autographs From an era during which circuit Including clouts were the result of natural strength, the (6) endorsers of this DiMaggio, OAL Brown ball reached the 50 Mantle & Maris home run plateau when it still with Full JSA warranted respect and amaze- ment. The mildly toned orb Top-flight sluggers are the fare of this multi-signed ONL Feeney baseball with (16) (grade “6”) features ballpoint autographs. The blue ink scripts generally present (“7”) while the sphere displays pennings (average “9” strength) extensive soiling and toning throughout. A light abrasion on the south panel lightly including: Sweet Spot: Mantle; impacts three signatures including Mantle. Included are Sweet Spot: Musial; West North Panel: Mize; South Panel: Hearn, Slaughter, Yastrzemski; East Panel: Reese, Perry, Murphy; North Panel: C. Fielder and Mays; Panel: Spahn, Roberts, DiMaggio (“8-9”); South Panel: Banks, Richardson, Burgess, West Panel: Kiner; East Panel: Foster. Full photo LOA from JSA. Mathews, Mantle (“6-7”) and Maris (“7”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

288. Single- 289. 1963 Signed OAL Cronin Yankees & 1965 Baseball - Full JSA Twins A seven-time All-Star and first American player to represent two different League teams in the Mid-Summer Classic, Hall of Famer Joe Champion Cronin went on to preside over Team-Signed the American League. In the lat- —Full ter capacity, Cronin autographed this 1960-1969 OAL Cronin JSA baseball. The clean and creamy Double your collecting pleasure with this pair of American League Champion team- orb (grade “8”) showcases signed OAL/Cronin baseballs. These (2) vintage orbs play host to the autographs of vibrant trademark stampings. On (26) 1963 New York Yankees (average “6-8”) and (37) 1965 (aver- a side panel, Cronin’s blue ball- age “7-9”). Key signers are: Yankees: Y. Berra, A. Downing, W. Ford, J. Gibbs, S. point autograph projects (“9- Hamilton, J. Hegan, E. Howard, B. Kunkel, J. Sain, T. Tresh; Twins: E. Battey, J. 10”) strength and is preceded by Grant, J. Kaat, H. Killebrew, B. Martin, S. Mele, T. Oliva, C. Pascual, J. Perry, J. a personalization and “Best Wishes” salutation. Full photo LOA from JSA. Sain, C. Tovar, Z. Versalles. Full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

290. (2) 291. (2) World League Champion Champion Team-Signed Team-Signed Baseballs: 1968 Baseballs: 1965 Tigers & 1970 Twins & 1967 Orioles—Full Red Sox—Full JSA JSA Dominant pitching, Crowned kings of the American League the 1965 Minnesota Twins and 1967 Boston timely hitting and reliable defense powered the 1968 and 1970 Red Sox were talent laden teams that came up one win shy of a World Series title. Baltimore Orioles to World Series titles. Offered are (2) team-signed ONL/Cronin Offered are (2) team-signed OAL/Cronin baseballs each featuring (30) signatures baseballs representing these WS champions with a 1968 Tigers ball (NM) signed by (average “8-9”) from these A.L. Champion teams. Key signers are: 1965 Twins: (27) average (“7-8”) and a 1970 Orioles ball (NM-MT) signed by (28) average (“7-9”) Allison, Killebrew, Kaat, Martin, Mele, Oliva, Pascual, Perry, Versalles; 1967 Red unless noted. Key signers are: Tigers: Cash, Freehan, Kaline, Lolich, McAuliffe, Sox: Andrews, Conigliaro, Doerr, Foy, Lonborg, Maglie, Scott, Smith, D. Williams. Stanley; Orioles: Belanger, Hendricks, McNally, Palmer, Powell, B. Robinson (“5”), Full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Weaver. Full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

52 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 292. 1964 293. 1965 American American League Team- League Signed Baseball Lot Team- of (9) Signed The playing field leveled in Baseball 1965 as the Ya n k e e s endured their first losing Lot of (6) season in 40 years. T h e s e During a (9) OAL Cronin baseballs heated pen- have been signed by Junior nant chase Circuit rosters from that sea- that culmi- son. The clean spheres are nated with magnificent and feature three teams ballpoint pennings that aver- separated by age (“8”) strength. Keys a mere two include: O r i o l e s : (31 sigs, 0 games, members of (6) 1964 American League rosters autographed these OAL Cronin CH) with: P a l m e r and B . baseballs. The creamy orbs present beautifully and feature ballpoint pennings averag- R o b i n s o n; Re d Sox ( 3 0 ing (“7-8”) strength with no clubhouse sigs! Keys include: Orioles: (29 signatures) sigs, 0 CH) with: Conigliaro with: Aparicio and Roberts; Angels: (34) with: Belinsky and Fregosi; White Sox: and Lonborg; A n g e l s : (28 sigs, 0 CH) with: Piersall, and Power; White Sox: (30 sigs, 0 (30) with: Lopez and Wilhelm; Indians: (29, “9” strength) with: Howser and Wynn; CH) with: L o p e z and Wi l h e l m; I n d i a n s : (27 sigs, 0 CH) with: Howser and Wy n n; Tigers: (26) with: Cash and Kaline; Twins: (28) with: Killebrew and Power. Auction Ti g e r s : (26 sigs, 0 CH) with: K a l i n e and Lolich; A t h l e t i c s : (28 sigs, 0 CH) with: LOA from JSA. More on our website. A p p l i n g and H a r t n e t t; Ya n k e e s : (24) sigs, 3 CH) with: Boyer and F o r d; S e n a t o r s : ( 3 2 Opening Bid $400.00 sigs, 1 CH) with: Hodges and F. Howard. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

294. 1966 295. 1967 American League American Team-Signed League Baseball Lot of (8) Team- With parity in the wake Signed of the Yankees’ collapse, Baseball Lot the American League crowned a third of five of (6) straight different champi- As parity reigned ons in 1966. During that in the wake of campaign, these (8) OAL the Ya n k e e s ’ c o l- Cronin balls were auto- lapse, five teams graphed by Junior Circuit were within participants. The creamy reach of the 1967 orbs feature ballpoint A m e r i c a n pennings (average “8” League pennant strength). Keys include: as September arrived. These (6) OAL Cronin balls are autographed by Junior Circuit Red Sox: (26 sigs, 1 CH) rosters from that exciting campaign. The creamy orbs present beautifully and showcase with: Lonborg and Maglie; Angels: (26 sigs, 3 CH) with: Adcock and Burdette; ballpoint pennings that average (“8”) quality. Includes: O r i o l e s : (30 signatures, 1 CH) White Sox: (32 sigs, 0 CH) with: Agee and Wilhelm: Indians: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: with: A p a r i c i o, P a l m e r, B. Robinson; A n g e l s : (29 signatures, 0 CH) with: Burdette, Howser and Tebbetts; Tigers: (30 sigs, 0 CH) with: Cash and Kaline; A’s: (34 sigs, 0 L e m o n, Skowron; White Sox: (30 signatures, 1 CH) with: Agee, Colavito, Wi l h e l m; CH) with: Appling and Hunter; Twins: (27 sigs, “4-5” strength, 0 CH) with: I n d i a n s : (30 signatures, 1 CH) with: Colavito, Davalillo, Tiant; Ya n k e e s : (35 signa- Killebrew and Martin; Senators: (30 sigs, 0 CH) with: Harrelson and Hodges. tures, 4 CH) with: F o r d, E. Howard, Howser; S e n a t o r s : (35 signatures, 0 CH) with: Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Harrelson, Hodges, E. Howard. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

296. 1968 297. 1969 American American League League Team-Signed Team-Signed Baseball Lot of (9) Baseball Lot of From the inaugural year of (8) division play, these (9) team-signed baseballs Challenged at the plate showcase the bold script- during the “Year of the ings of some of the Pitcher,” members of (8) American League’s biggest American League rosters stars. The creamy OAL autographed these OAL Cronin orbs present beauti- Cronin baseballs. The fully and feature ballpoint clean and creamy orbs pennings that average (“8- feature ballpoint script- 9”) quality. Highlights ings averaging (“7-8”) include: Red Sox: (27 sigs, potency. Keys include: 2 CH) with: Doerr, D. Orioles: (30 sigs, “9-10” Williams; Angels: (27 sigs, strength, 1 CH) with: B. 0 CH) with: Rigney, Robinson and Weaver; Wilhelm; White Sox: (29 Red Sox: (29 sigs, 3 sigs, average “6” strength; 0 CH) with: Aparicio, John; Indians: (28 sigs, 6 CH) with: CH) with: E. Howard and D. Williams; Angles: (25 sigs, 0 CH) with: Fregosi and Fosse, Harrelson; Tigers: (29 sigs, 4 CH) with: Cash, Kaline; Royals: (28 sigs, 0 CH) Lemon; White Sox: (31 sigs, 1 CH) with: Aparicio and Wilhelm; Indians: (30 sigs, 3 with: Gordon, Piniella; Twins: (29 sigs, 0 CH) with: Killebrew, Martin; Yankees: (29 CH) with: Alvis and Cardenal; Twins: (29 sigs, “9-10” strength, 0 CH) with: sigs, average “6” strength; 4 CH) with: Howard and Howser; Senators: (27 sigs, 1 Killebrew and Wynn; Yankees: (31 sigs, 5 CH) with: Cox and Howser; Senators: (32 CH) with: Fox and F. Howard. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. sigs, 2 CH) with: Fox and Hansen. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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298. 1970 299. 1971 American American League Team-Signed League Baseball Lot of (9) Team-Signed In the final season of flannel Baseball Lot uniforms that were to give way to tight-fitting knit of (10) apparel and loud color As division play schemes, members of (9) was in its second 1971 American League ros- season and the ill- ters autographed these OAL fated Seattle Pilots Cronin baseballs. The clean moved to orbs feature ballpoint pen- Milwaukee, these nings (average “8” strength) (10) OAL Cronin with keys including: Red baseballs were Sox: (31 sigs, 1 CH) with: autographed by Aparicio and Lyle; Angels: 1970 American League rosters. The creamy orbs showcase ballpoint pennings averag- (27 sigs, 1 CH) with: ing (“7-8”) strength. Keys include: Red Sox: (25 sigs, 2 CH) with: K. Brett and Lyle; Johnson and Spencer; White Angels: (33 sigs, 1 CH) with: Alomar and Rivers; White Sox: (29 sigs, 0 CH) with: Sox: (29 sigs, 0 CH) with Aparicio and Appling; Indians: (32 sigs, 5 CH) with: Evers and Fosse; Tigers: (29 Appling and John; Indians: (31 sigs, 1 CH) with: Chambliss and Deal; Tigers: (30 sigs, 2 CH) with: Cash and Kaline; Royals: (29\8 sigs, 0 CH) with: Kelly and Lemon; sigs, average “6” strength, 2 CH) with: Kaline and Rodriguez; Royals: (31 sigs, 0 Brewers: (31 sigs, 1 CH) with: Bristol and Snyder; Twins: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: CH) with: Lemon and Piniella; Brewers: (29 sigs, 0 CH) with: Kuenn and Lopez; Carew and Killebrew; A’s: (30 sigs, 1 CH) with: Hunter and Jackson; Senators: (34 Yankees: (31 sigs, 5 CH) with: Howser and Murcer; A’s: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: sigs, 0 CH) with: Fox and F. Howard. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Hunter and Jackson. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

300. 1972 301. 1977 American American League League Team- Team- Signed Signed Baseball Lot Baseball Lot of (10) of (10) Members of (10) This exciting American pennant chase League teams saw no fewer signed these than seven differ- baseballs during ent American the strike-short- League clubs ened 1972 sea- stake claim to son. The clean first place and creamy OAL Cronin orbs showcase bold pennings. Keys include: Orioles: (27 through August and September of 1977. These (10) team-signed baseballs hail from sigs, “8” strength; 0 CH) with: Palmer, Weaver; Red Sox: (26 sigs, “8” strength; 1 that memorable summer. Clean and creamy OAL MacPhail orbs showcase bold pen- CH) with: Aparicio, Fisk; Angels: (25 sigs, “5” strength; 0 CH) with: Pinson, Ryan; nings averaging (“8”) quality with no clubhouse sigs! Keys include: Orioles: (30 sig- White Sox: (28 sigs, “8” strength; 1 CH) with: Gossage, Sain; Indians: (25 sigs, “5- natures) with B. Robinson and Weaver; Red Sox: (26) with Fisk and Rice; Angels: 6” strength; 0 CH) with: Lowenstein, Perry; Tigers: (27 sigs, “8-9” strength; 1 CH) (26) with Baylor and Ryan; White Sox: (26) with K. Brett and Lemon; Indians: (27) with: Kaline, Lolich; Royals: (27 sigs, “6” strength; 0 CH) with: Lau, Lemon ; with Colavito and Eckersley; Tigers: (30) with Fidrych and Houk; Royals: (26) with Brewers: (28 sigs, “7” strength; 0 CH) with: K. Brett, Kuenn; Twins: (29 sigs, “5” G. Brett and Herzog; Brewers: (26) with Bando and Haas; A’s: (21) with Armas and strength; 0 CH) with: Carew, Killebrew; Rangers: (30 sigs, 1 CH) with: Fox, F. Schoendienst; Rangers: (26) with B. Hunter and G. Perry. Auction LOA from JSA. Howard. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

302. (25) Hall of 303. Rookie of Famer and the Year Single- Superstar Single- Signed Baseball Signed Balls With Lot of (37) With Gomez and Aparicio, Bench Steinbrenner - All and Cepeda - JSA All TriStar Legendary in their respec- Auspicious debut sea- tive capacities as players, sons have led to (in arbiters and executives, the many cases) stellar diamond icons who careers and even a endorsed these (25) base- few Hall of Fame balls represent multiple inductions. These decades and roles. The (37) OML baseballs OAL and ONL orbs range have been individually autographed by freshman sensations who earned “Rookie of from snow-white (grade the Year” plaudits. The snow-white orbs showcase sweet spot ballpoint pennings that “10”) to lightly toned average (“9”) potency, most of which are accompanied by inscriptions noting the year (grade “6”) and showcase of the honor. Includes: S. Alomar, Jr., Aparicio, (2) Bahnsen, Bailey, Bench, Bumbry, sweet spot pennings that average (“8-9”) strength. Includes: Aparicio, Barlick, Boggs, Cepeda, Charboneau, Coleman, Dark, Dawson, Fidrych, Gooden, Grieve, Hansen, Chandler, Doerr, Feller, Gomez (full JSA), R. Henderson, Irvin, Kiner, B. Lemon, Hargrove, Hinske, Hollandsworth, F. Howard, Listach, Matthews, McDougald, Moon, Marichal, Mize, Newhouser, P. Niekro, G. Perry, Rizzuto, B. Robinson, F. Robinson, Newcombe, Olson, Piniella, Sax, (2) Schwall, Score, Sievers, Strawberry, Tresh, Selig, Slaughter, Steinbrenner (full JSA), Weaver, Wilhelm and Winfield. Individual Walton, Weiss and Wood. Individual TriStar certs/holograms. JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

54 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 304. 500 HR Club and 500 HR/3000 Hit 305. (6) Multi-Signed “Theme” Baseballs Club Multi-Signed Ball Lot of (2) With With 300-Game Winners, R.O.Y. Aaron, Mays and T. Williams - Both Full Recipients, No-Hit Pitchers and Hall of JSA Famers 306. (9) Dual/Multi-Signed Baseballs Two separate esteemed hitting fraternities are represent- Deserving recipients of plaudits for their freshman with Jeter/Torre and Buckner/Wilson ed on these (2) multi-signed baseballs. Ballpoint script- feats, pitching prowess and Cooperstown induction, a Bonded as teammates, by blood, impressive feats or by ings average (“9”) potency and include: 500 Home host of baseball immortals have signed these (6) multi- infamy, players who have autographed these (9) base- Run Club: a lightly toned OAL Brown ball (grade “6- signed “theme” baseballs. Pennings average (“9”) balls make for an interesting lot certain to spark con- 7”) signed by: Banks, Killebrew, McCovey, Mathews, strength with keys including: 300 Game Winners: versation. The spheres show mild toning, while ball- Mays, Robinson and Williams; 500 Home Runs/3000 signed by (8) with Ryan and Spahn (full JSA); No- point signatures average (“9”) quality. Highlights Hits Club: a very mildly toned ONL White orb (grade Hitters: signed by (8) with Feller and Larsen (full include: Pitchers: OAL Budig ball “8”) signed by: Aaron, Mays and Murray. Individual JSA); (2) Hall of Famers: with Kell, Mize and Snider; signed by Cone, Larsen and Wells; New York Yankees: full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. (2) Rookie of the Year: with Blefary, Black and OAL Budig ball signed by Jeter and Torre (full JSA); Opening Bid $200.00 Newcombe. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our web- Opponents: Official 1986 World site. Series ball signed by Buckner and Wilson. Auction Opening Bid $200.00 LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

307. 1977 and 1978 World Champion New York Yankees Team-Signed Reunion Baseballs With Jackson and Guidry - Steiner Opening Bid $250.00

308. (2) Joe DiMaggio Single- Signed Baseballs - Both Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00 309. (3) Ted Williams Single-Signed OAL Baseballs with Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00

311. (10) Single- 312. (24) Single-Signed 310. (4) Signed Stat Signed OAL Baseballs—All JSA ONL Baseballs with (20) Having Balls with (16) Inscriptions Each Opening Bid $150.00 Inscriptions—All JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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313. (11) 314. MLB Hall of Multi/Single-Signed Fame Pitchers New York Yankees Single-Signed Baseballs with Ball Lot of (24) - Mantle All JSA A Bronx parade of (11) Hall of Fame hurlers multi/single-signed New deliver their “good York Yankees baseballs! The stuff” in this lot of (24) autographs average (“8-9”) single-signed baseballs. with the majority exhibiting The OAL and ONL scattered toning. Unless spheres range from noted, each ball is OAL, snow-white (grade penned on the sweet spot and accompanied by JSA cert cards. Included are Multi- “10”) to lightly toned Signed: (3 balls) with Baur/Skowron (outer panels), Blanchard/Gibbs (outer panels), (grade “6-7”) and Rivers/E. Maddox/Bahnsen; Single Signed: (8 balls) with Blanchard, Bauer (ONL), showcase sweet spot Ford (ONL), Guidry, Hunter (HO.F 87, full photo LOA from JSA), Mantle (full photo ballpoint pennings that average (“9”) potency. Includes: (4) Carlton, (4) Marichal, (4) LOA from JSA), Richardson (#1) and Skowron. Newhouser, (4) Spahn, (4) Sutton and (4) Wilhelm. Nice “break” value! Individual Opening Bid $250.00 JSA certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 315. (26) Single- 316. Cy Young, MVP Signed Hall of and W.S. MVP Single- Famers & Stars Signed Baseball Lot Baseballs of (44) With HOFers Creamy group of (26) single- and Stars - Loaded! signed Hall of Famers and Award winning performers stars baseballs. Unless noted, equal an award winning lot in each sweet spot blue ink this gathering of (44) single- script grades (“9”) or better signed baseballs. The snow- with the OML sphere pre- white OML spheres showcase senting similarly. Highlights sweet spot ballpoint pennings include Steiner COA: that show (“9”) or better Snider (HOF 80, OML); potency throughout, with JSA Cert Cards: Feller most accompanied by inscriptions listing the awards and dates. Highlights include: Cy (HOF 62), Musial (HOF 69, slightly toned, ONL); Tri-Star Holograms: (16 balls) Young Award Winners: Glavine, Jenkins and Palmer; MVP Award Winners: with S. Anderson, Dawson (The Hawk), Irvin (AKA Jimmy Nelson), Weaver (HOF 96) Eckersley, Fingers and J. Rice; World Series MVP Award Winners: Dempsey, and Other Holograms: (5 balls) with Berra (Mounted Memories and MLB Podres and Trammell. Individual TriStar certs/holograms. More on our website. Authentic). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00 317. (57) Modern 318. MLB All-Stars Player Single-Signed Single-Signed Ball OML Baseballs with Lot of (69) With Kershaw & (10) Hall of Famers McCutchen With a common bond of Rising stars and prospects Mid-Summer Classic par- have penned the sweet spots ticipation, the endorsers of of these (57) modern player these (69) OML baseballs single-signed OML base- include several Hall of balls (unless noted). These Famers, MVPs and World spheres were inserted into Series heroes. The snow- packages of the high-end white orbs showcase sweet Tri-Star National Treasures spot ballpoint scriptings product and come with that show (“9”) or better authentication holograms from the company. Unless noted, each autograph and OML quality throughout. Highlights include: R. Alomar, Bunning, Doerr, Feller, Irvin, Kell, baseball grade in the (“8-9”) range or better. Highlights include Bailey (AL ROY 09, Mazeroski, T. Perez, Schoendienst and Snider. Ideal as a comprehensive collection or C. Gonzalez, (2) Holland, Holliday (2005 OWS), T. Iguchi (2005 OWS), Kershaw, F. for “break” value! Individual TriStar certs/holograms. More on our website. Liriano and McCutchen (“7”). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00 319. Massive New York 320. Baseball HOFer Yankees Single-Signed Autograph Lot With Ball Lot of (176) With (20) Balls and (6) Bats - Mattingly, Rivera and All Certed B. Martin Cooperstown-enshrined deities “The Yanks are comin’!” have decorated these bats and Pinstriped heroes are (176) baseballs with potent signatures strong in this lot of single-signed that average (“8-9”) strength! baseballs. The orbs (mostly Includes: (6) Full-Size Bats: OAL) range from snow-white Ferrell, Herman, Hunter, (grade “10”) to lightly toned Musial, F. Robinson, Snider; (grade “6”) and showcase pen- (20) Baseballs: Appling, Carew, nings that average (“8-9”) quality with keys including: Bauer, Bouton, Cano, Carlton, Dandridge, Feller, Cashman (general manager), Crosetti, Girardi, Guidry, Henrich, Irabu, (2) Kay Ferrell, Fingers, Irvin, Kell, (announcer), B. Martin (full JSA), (2) Mattingly, McDougald, Murcer, Posada, M. Killebrew, Newhouser, Perry, Rivera, Skowron, Strawberry and B. Williams. Individual JSA certs/stickers or Reese, Ripken, B. Robinson, Schoendienst, Slaughter, Snider, Weaver and Wynn. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Individual JSA or PSA/DNA certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

56 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 321. (4) Joe DiMaggio & Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Items with Full JSA “The Yankee Clipper” and his heir apparent are joined with these (4) single-signed items. Included are crisp blue endorsements of Joe DiMaggio: (3 items) with 1.) single-signed OAL Brown ball (“9”, slightly toned ball “7”); 322. (20) Mike Schmidt Signed Items with (8) Balls, (8) 2.) single-signed OAL Cronin ball on south Lithographs, (3) Home Plates & Bat panel with salutation Michael Jack Schmidt has autographed these (20) keepsakes. The signatures each (“8”, toned ball grades present (“9”) or better. Included are Single-Signed ONL Balls: (8 balls, all toned); “4”); 3.) single-signed 8x10 photo (with Koufax) with a cut adhered to the bottom left Signed 1994 Lithographs: (8 lithographs, all 22x28, also artist-signed); Signed corner (“9”) and Mickey Mantle: with 1.) single-signed OAL Brown ball (both signa- Home Plates: (3 plates) all 548) and Single-Signed Bat: (33-1/2” Rawlings Big Stick ture and ball grades “9-10”). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. Red Band). Individual JSA cert cards accompany. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

323. Walt 324. Minor League Dropo/ Baseball 1950 R.O.Y. Dual- Autograph Signed Lot of (56) Collection of (29) With (54) Balls and Team-Signed Balls (2) Bats & (226) Postcards Peaking early, Walt Dropo with Richmond and Sam Jethroe took their Braves Emphasis respective circuits by Braves boosters reap the storm in 1950, each earn- bounty of the minor ing Rookie of the Year league farm system with plaudits. In recognition of this lot of (29) team- those banner efforts, each signed balls and (226) has signed these (56) keep- signed postcards. Hailing sakes. Signatures average from the 1940s-1980s this (“9”) potency; Dropo has vintage crop emphasizes inscribed “AL 1950 the Richmond Braves. R.O.Y.” and Jethroe has The period signed balls penned “NL 1950 R.O.Y.” range from mid to better on each item. Includes: (2) grade with signatures rating (“3” to “9”) with approximately one-fourth affected by Bats: 34” Hillerich & ink migration or fading. Measuring 3-1/2 x 5-1/2” the postcards rate as (EX to NM) Bradsby models, signed on the barrels; (54) Baseballs: (35) OAL Brown and (19) with average (“7-9”) signatures. Postcards have auction LOA from JSA, no authenti- ONL White, ranging from snow-white (grade “10”) to mildly toned (grade “6”). cation for baseballs due to time/costs. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

325. (7) 326. (11) Multi-Signed Multi/Single- New York Signed Yankees Oversized Displays & Baseball Bats with Photographs (370+) and Prints Signatures with Aaron An A to Z of & DiMaggio modern New Prolific sluggers York Yankees his- and shining dia- tory is available with these (7) multi-signed displays and bats with a whopping (370+) mond moments autographs. Unless noted, each print is framed and matted to the stated dimensions are examined with varying degrees of wear to the perimeters. Highlights include Multi-Signed with these (11) Yankees Bat: (52 signatures, average “8-9”, 33-1/2” black Worth, silver ink) with multi/single-signed oversized baseball flats. Unless noted, each autograph presents Posada; Multi-Signed Yankees Souvenir Youth Bat: (45 signatures, average “8-9”, (“8-9”) or better. Highlights include Large Photographs: (4 pictures, all JSA cert 30-1/2” Louisville Slugger) with A. Soriano, Sterling (announcer), B. Williams; cards) with Aaron (755)/Mathews (512 HRs, 11x14); Prints: (4 prints, all JSA cert Multi-Signed Yankees License Plate: (25 signatures, average “7-8”, 19-1/2 x 13-1/2) cards, unless noted) with 1.) multi-signed 1984 “A Tribute to Joe DiMaggio on his with M. Allen, Hunter; Multi-Signed Yankee Stadium Print: (112 signatures, aver- 70th Birthday” print with J. DiMaggio (matted to 16-1/2 x 23”, creased, full photo age “8-9”, 22x26) with Berra, Ford (HOF-74), Henderson, R. Jackson, Mattingly, LOA from JSA); 2.) 1993 R. Jackson Hall of Fame day (Mr. October, matted to Posada, Rizzuto, Julia Ruth, A. Soriano, Winfield; Multi-Signed Yankee Stadium 15x20) and 1968 Sports Illustrated Poster: F. Robinson (24 x 36-1/2”, JSA cert Print: (44 signatures, average “9-10”, matted to 20x24) with Mattingly, Sterling card). More on our website. (announcer) and Winfield. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 328. “Baseball in the ‘50s” Hardcover Book With (125) Autographs - Including Clemente, J. DiMaggio, Mantle, J. Robinson, T. Williams - Full JSA A sad commentary on the changing times and media-charged “information now” society, it’s very sel- dom that today’s base- ball fan is prone to curl up with a good book. The offered vol- ume, however, is well worth such an activity! This hardcover edition of Baseball in the ‘50s (1987, Crown Publishing) is autographed by (125) of its heroic subjects. With a mixture of signed likenesses on the actual page, cut signatures and adhered (and signed) memorabilia 327. Alex Pompez 1946 Typewritten Signed Letter on New items, the scriptings average (“9”) potency and include some of the most legendary performers to ever grace the diamond. Highlights include: Aaron, M. Allen, Alston, York Cubans Stationery - Full JSA Aparicio, Appling, Banks, R. Barber, Berra, Boudreau, Bunning, Campanella, Profiting from “extracurricular” ventures that included a cigar shop and an Cepeda, Clemente, J. DiMaggio, Doby, Doerr, Drysdale, Durocher, Feller, Flood, N. underground lottery, Negro League executive Alex Pompez was one of the circuit’s Fox, B. Gibson, Greenberg, Hodges, Irvin, Kaline, Kell, Killebrew, Kiner, most innovative figures, presiding over the New York Cubans franchise from 1916 Kluszewski, Koufax, B. Lemon, Lopez, Mack, Mantle, Maris, B. Martin, Mathews, through 1950. In addition to showcasing his talent as integration approached, Pompez (2) Mays, Mazeroski, McCovey, Mize, Musial, Paige, Reese, Rizzuto, Roberts, B. sought fair treatment for his players, as evidenced by this telling 1946 correspondence Robinson, F. Robinson, J. Robinson, Schoendienst, Slaughter, Snider, Spahn, composed and signed by Pompez (d.1974). Typewritten on an 8-1/2 x 11” sheet of Stengel, Veeck, Wilhelm, D. Williams, T. Williams and Wynn. In addition to a full “New York Cubans” letterhead, the letter has content requesting lodging for Pompez’ photo LOA from JSA, there are several individual full photo LOAs and basic players, who were not welcome at most hotels. At the conclusion, Pompez’ bold blue- certs/stickers from various third-party authenticators. These are listed on our web- ink scripting projects (“8-9”) strength and ranks as one of the tougher Cooperstown site. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $4500-$7500) pennings! Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

330. 1984- 1997 Perez- Steele Great Moments Series 1-9 Sets with (35) Signed Including Koufax The crowning achievement of Dick Perez’s artistry is undoubtedly found with the offered 329. 1980-2001 Perez-Steele Hall of Fame Postcards Series 1-15 1984-1997 Complete Set with (70) Signed Including Ashburn Perez-Steele Great The intense artistry of Dick Perez is on full display with the offered 1980-2001 Perez- Moments Steele Hall of Fame Postcards Series 1-15 complete set with (70) signed pieces. Each Series 1-9 (NM) or better postcard is serially numbered #09268/10,000 and housed in their origi- sets. These nal display boxes. Unless noted, each autograph presents (“8”) or better. Highlights textured 5-3/4 include #71 Dickey, #75 DiMaggio, #95 Appling, #104 T. Williams, #114 Musial, x 8” masterpieces average (NM) and come with various serial numbers. Importantly, #129 Gomez, #131 Koufax, #141 Bell (“7”), #145 Mantle (“7”), #168 Mays (“6”), (35) cards are signed with the endorsements averaging (“8-9”) potency. Highlights #177 Aaron, #186 Drysdale, #198 Hunter, #200 Stargell, #204 Yastrzemski, #216 R. include #3 J. Robinson (signed by Rachel Robinson), #16 Koufax (creased, blue bor- Jackson, #219 Rizzuto, #220 Ashburn, #223 Schmidt and #241 Ryan. Auction LOA der), #53 Berra, #62 Hunter, #72 Yastrzemski and #100 Schmidt (HOF 95). With from JSA. More on our website. exception to Boudreau (PSA/DNA cert card), the autographs in this lot come with an Opening Bid $750.00 auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

58 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 332. (3) 1960s-1970s Puerto 331. (2) Baseball Themed Rican League Signed Menus with Baseball Contracts Signed—Full JSA Perhaps out of love for the game, pos- “The Old Perfessor” is the endorser of sibly in an effort to hone those dia- one of the two offered baseball themed mond skills (or a combination of both), restaurant menus. Included are 1.) big league stars reported to Puerto dated 1/28/71 Stengel signed menu on Rico during the “offseason” and con- cover page in black marker (“9”); per- tinued to perform and supplement their sonalized with (May your future 25 incomes. These (3) contracts were year’s advance your successes greater drawn up during the 1960s-1970s to than many—N.Y. Mets Hall of Famer) secure the services of Major Leaguers with full photo LOA from JSA and 2.) in the “Liga de Baseball Profesional de circa 1950s-1960s “51 West 51st Street Puerto Rico.” The documents feature New York” menu presenting (GD) pic- printed legal details (in Spanish), type- turing (15) Hall of Famers on the written specifics and are signed by the reverse. players. Includes: Larry Murray, Joe Opening Bid $150.00 Verbanic and Ron Woods.. Opening Bid $150.00

333. New York 334. New York Yankees Yankees Framed Signed Jersey Lot Display Signed With All-Time Yankees by (120) With (37 Signatures) and Ford, Rizzuto, Derek Jeter Single- Berra, R. Signed - Both Full JSA Jackson and Full Bronx legends spanning the JSA 1940s through the current era at the new Yankee Stadium have Pinstriped stalwarts signed these (2) Yankees home spanning the glorious run of five successive World Series titles, the renovation of the jerseys. The white knit replica “House That Ruth Built,” and the current stadium have autographed this “Bronx garments are decorated with Bomber” display. Framed to 39-3/4 x 20-3/4” a Yankees Stadium Club menu show- black or blue marker autographs and include: Multi-Signed Jersey: (37) signatures cases (120) fiber tip marker signatures that average (“9”) potency. Highlights include: (average “8” strength) with keys including: Bauer, Ford, Guidry, M. Rivera, Bauer, Berra, Ford, Gossage, Guidry, R. Henderson, R. Jackson, Lemon, Mattingly, Strawberry and Winfield; Derek Jeter Signed Jersey: signed and personalized on the Niekro, Perry, Rivera, Rizzuto, Slaughter and Winfield. Full photo LOA from JSA. left front in black marker (“8-9” strength). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

335. Yankees- 336. (6) Brooklyn/Los Themed Angeles Dodgers Signed Autograph Lot of & Unsigned Items (58) With R. Flatbush and Chavez-Ravine are Jackson, paired with these (6) Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers signed and McCarthy and unsigned items. Included are JSA Steinbrenner - Cert Cards: (5 items, all “8” or Loaded! better, unless noted) with Alston With 27 World Series (8x10 photo, personalized with titles on their unrivaled salutation), (2) Carey (both mount- resume, the Bronx ed to cardboard backing, one per- Bombers are the theme in this lot of (58) autographed keepsakes. Pennings average sonalized, both salutations with (“9”) potency with keys including: (8) Signed Framed Displays: with: Boggs, E. Hall of Fame), Gionfriddo 3-1/2 x Howard (full JSA), McCarthy, G. Perry and B. Williams; as well as multi-signed dis- 5, multi-signed 1956 Pirates cover plays with R. Jackson (and the three Dodger “victims” from Game 6 of the 1977 (both sides) with (4) autographs World Series); R. Henderson/Brock; and Wells/Posada. JSA certs/stickers or auction averaging (“6”) including Amoros, Craig, Prince, Roebuck and 1963 L.A. Dodgers LOA from JSA. More on our website. Pin-Ups: (6 cards, all NM-MT, original envelope) with Koufax. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

337. Baseball HOFer 338. Baseball Single-Signed Jersey Autograph and Lot of (7) With Banks, Display Lot of (9) Killebrew and Schmidt with Berra, Ryan Tailored to the specifications of and Orioles Hall of the jerseys worn by their Hall Famers of Fame subjects, these (7) gar- Iconic individual perform- ments are autographed and ers, franchise Hall of ideal for proud display in any Famers and members of a baseball-themed man cave. World Series winning ros- Potent pennings average (“8- ter have autographed 9”) strength and include: telling likenesses in this lot of (9) display items. Signatures average (“9-10”) strength Banks: 1969 Cubs road jersey and include: Berra, Murray, Ripken, Jr., Ryan and Sheffield; as well as a photo signed (framed); Ford Yankees home by (18) members of the 1970 Baltimore Orioles and a display with Yellow Hall of jersey; Killebrew 1965 Twins Fame Plaque Postcards signed by all (6) Orioles inductees. Also included is a game- home jersey; Murray 1983 Orioles home jersey; Schmidt: 1980 Phillies road jersey; used baseball display (not signed) featuring Mike Schmidt, as well as a bat signed by (2) Seaver: 1969 Mets road jerseys. More on our website. Opening Bid $300.00 Schmidt. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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339. (2) 1959-1960 Pittsburgh Pirates Multi-Signed All- Star & World Series Programs Plus 1955 Spring Training Guide Raise the Jolly Roger for this trio of 1955-1960 Pittsburgh Pirates publi- 340. (3) Signed Items 341. 1963 Baltimore Orioles Multi- cations, two of which with Letter, Newspaper Cut & Signed Green Base Bobblehead Doll are multi-signed. With B. Robinson, MacPhail and N. Fox Included are 1.) Postcard—All JSA unsigned 1955 Pirates Pre-war Cooperstown inductee Harry Hooper has - Full JSA Spring Training guide signed this trio of items. Included are 1.) dated 3/24/61 As they polished their skills during spring training, listing Clemente as single-page letter in Hooper’s hand that is mounted to a members of the 1963 Orioles endorsed this vintage rookie and Mazeroski invitee (EX-MT); 2.) multi- cardboard backing. The blue ink correspondence has bobblehead doll. The 7”-tall green base nodder is in signed 1959 All-Star Game program with (5) auto- baseball related content concerning a Honus Wagner stellar condition and was “converted” into a promotion- graphs on cover including Conley, Drysdale, Face, memorial collection at the Baseball Hall of Fame; 2.) al item with “WCBG” call letters on the cap and “Dial Mathews, Mazeroski (average “7-8”, program EX) and dated 3/24/61 newspaper clipping that is dated and per- 1590” on the base (a Waynesboro, PA radio station that 3.) multi-signed 1960 World Series program with three sonalized with a salutation and 3.) dated 5/24/70 black- broadcast Oriole games). On the base’s underside, ball- autographs on cover including Face, Mazeroski and and-white postcard that is personalized with a saluta- point pennings show (“8-9”) strength and include: Rickey (d.1965, average “7-8”, program VG-EX). tion. Each autograph presents (“8-9”) or better. Brandt, N. Fox, Gentile, MacPhail (General Manager) Auction LOA from JSA. Individual cert cards from JSA accompany. and B. Robinson. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

342. Ted Williams 343. Mickey 344. (14) Signed Unopened Mantle Multi/ “Ted’s Root Beer” Signed 1971 Single- Bottle With (6) Golf Signed Drinking Glasses Tournament Baseball and Full JSA Contract - Hall of While it may or may not Full JSA Famer have been his “beverage of Even after his Gateway choice,” Ted Williams fence-clearing Cachets heartily endorsed “Ted’s career with the Delicious Creamy Root Yankees was fin- with Beer.” Eponymously named ished, Mickey Mantle, and bottled locally by Mantle was Paige & Williams Boston’s Moxie Bottling sought to show Diamond achievements are chronicled with these (14) Co., the early-1960s recipe his prowess in another athletic arena. This contract multi/single-signed Baseball Hall of Famer Gateway is enjoyed to this day. This secured Mantle’s services for an American Airlines- cachets featuring Mantle, Paige and Williams. These vintage bottle, however, was sponsored 1971 golf tournament. The 8-1/2 x 11” docu- autographed covers overwhelmingly present (“8-9”) or never opened and was ment details arrangements in which Mantle will partici- better in strength and clarity. Included are Full Photo signed by its Hall of Fame pate and receive a minimum of $350 for expenses. It LOA from JSA: (3 covers) with Mantle, Paige, T. subject! The 7-oz. glass bot- also stipulates that Mantle cannot participate in any Williams; JSA Cert Carts: (5 covers) with tle has its full liquid content tournaments sponsored by rival airlines! At the conclu- Berra/Dickey, Hunter, Koufax, Mays, Ryan; Auction and is signed by Williams in gold-colored marker (“9” sion, Mantle has signed in black fiber tip (“9-10” LOA from JSA: (6 covers) with Alston, Berra/Larsen, strength). Accompanying is a set of (6) 4-1/4” drinking strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. Brock/Henderson, Niekro Brothers, Spahn and Wynn. glasses. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

347. (102) Baseball Autographed Flats with (40) Hall of Famers Few collecting stones were left unturned for this 346. 1981-1999 Baseball HOF Induction extensive baseball 345. (19) Baseball Signed Flats with autographed flats Program Near Run (18/19) Signed by All collection of (102) Aaron & Dean Possible Inductees items featuring Presented are (19) baseball signed flats including Aaron Two decades of prestige are at your fingertips in this (40) Hall of and Dean. Included are (4) Signed Index Cards: (aver- incredible near run (18/19) 1981-1999 Baseball HOF Famers. Unless noted, each signature presents (“8”) or age “9”, all JSA stickers) with Aaron, Dean, Dickey induction programs signed by all possible inductees. better. Highlights include JSA Cert Cards: (9 items) (cut on index), Terry; (14) Signed Checks: (average These handsome programs present in (NM to NM-MT) with Postcards/Small Photos: Averill, Ba. Bonds, “9”, all JSA stickers, on reverses) with Chandler, grades with average (“9-10”) signatures. Absent only Dickey (“6”), Ryan; Auction LOA from JSA: (93 Conley, Larsen, (4) Mize, T. Moore/Wynn, G. Oliver, the 1995 edition this important group is headed by: items) with Larger Photos: (22 photos) with Banks, Philley/Wynn, (2) Roberts, Sewell, Vander Meer/Wynn; 1982: H. Aaron, F. Robinson; 1984: L. Aparicio, D. Brett; Other Postcards/Small Photos/Flats: (49 items) 1940 Phillies Multi-Signed Page: (9 signatures, aver- Drysdale, R. Ferrell, H. Killebrew, P.W. Reese (H.O.F. with V. DiMaggio, Gwynn and Magazine: Rose age “7”, in pencil and double-sided, JSA sticker) with 84 inscription); 1987: R. Dandridge, J. Hunter (Sports Illustrated). More on our website. Arnovich (d.1959), H. Martin, May, Mulcahy, (“Catfish” inscription), B. Williams. Auction LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 Murtaugh, Rizzo, Warren and two others. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

60 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 348. 1947 Boston Red Sox by Fred 350. Jackie Robinson Signed Time Lieb Signed by Ted Williams & Dom 349. 1950s Tris Speaker Autographed Magazine Cut Photo with Full JSA DiMaggio with Full JSA Photo Postcard—SGC Authentic Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

351. Roger Maris Signed 3x5 Index 352. 1971 Baltimore Orioles 20 Game Card with Full JSA Winners Signed 8x10 Photograph with Opening Bid $200.00 PSA/DNA Opening Bid $150.00 353. 8x10 Photo Signed by T. Williams, J. DiMaggio and G.H.W. Bush - Full JSA Opening Bid $200.00

354. Ted Williams Single-Signed 355. (6) Baseball Painted & Louisville Slugger Bat & OAL Autographed Home Plates with Baseball with Full JSA Fisk, Griffey Jr. & Schmidt Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 356. New York Yankees & Seinfeld Autographed Framed Display with Jeter—Full JSA LOA Opening Bid $150.00

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358. Vintage Signed 3x5 Index Card Lot of (850+) with Cleveland Indians Emphasis Including Gandil & Southworth Autograph hounds will be howling up a storm for this tremendous lot of vintage baseball signatures. Presented are (850+) signed 3x5 index cards with emphasis on the Cleveland Indians. This painstakingly assembled collection shows in better to excellent condition with handsome (average “8-9”) signa- tures. Many of the featured signers 357. (145) Late-1800s/Mid-1900s Baseball Player Signed 3x5 played in the late-1800s to early-1900s including a fair number who appeared on 1909-11 T206 White Borders series. Key Index Cards with Adams, Cicotte, Cravath & Hoy signers (avg “8-9” strength) are: N. Ball (d.1957), J. Barbeau (d.1969), W. Barbare Autograph hounds track elusive important examples with this collection of (145) late- (d.1965), A. Benton (d.1968), G. Blaeholder (d.1947), W. Bond (d.1967), B. Bradley 1800s/mid-1900s baseball player signed 3x5 index cards. This astounding group radi- (d.1954), G. Buckeye (d.1975), R. Caldwell (D.1967), F. Carisch (d.1977), B. Cissell ates quality with signatures averaging (“8-9”). Highlights are: “Babe” Adams, Eddie (d.1949), B. Coleman (d.1959), L. Doby, L. Easter (d.1979), C. Gandil (d.1970), J. Cicotte, “Gavvy” Cravath and “Dummy” Hoy. Also present are: “Jap” Barbeau, Gordon, G. Hartley (d.1964), W. Hoffer (d.1959), S. Jones (d.1966), B. Martin “Goose” Goslin, “Lefty” Liefield, Frank Oceak, “Casey” Stengel, “Hippo” Vaughn, (d.1989), S. McInnis (d.1960, taped over), H. Niles (d.1953), D. Rhoads (d.1967), B. (2) “Smoky Joe” Wood and (133) others. Highlights have individual full photo LOAs Southworth (d.1969), E. Shore/T. Turner (d.1980, d.1960), H. Summa (d.1966), J. from JSA, balance have auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Wood. Key signers have auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

359. (19) 1934-36 Diamond Stars Autographed Cards—All Different with 360. 1968 Topps JSA Game #6 Roberto Extraordinary assortment of (19) Clemente Signed different 1934-36 Diamond Stars Card with Full JSA autographed cards. These examples Scarce 1968 Topps Game were neatly removed from a period #6 Roberto Clemente signed scrapbook and display only a hint of card that was penned during glue residue on the reverses. The the short four year period razor-sharp obverses overwhelming- between the card’s release ly present (NM) with black steel-tip and Clemente’s untimely fountain pen scripts which largely death in 1972. The flowing grade in the (“7-8”) range. Included blue ink script is placed ver- are #19 Mungo, #21 Vergez, #24 tically to the right of the Adams, #25 Berger, #37 Urbanski Hall of Famer’s portrait (d.1973), #45 J. White, #47 Bolton with the autograph being (d.1979), #51 Whitehead (d.1964), executed with (“8”) preci- #56 Suhr, #61 Werber (with saluta- sion. The canvas grades tion), #62 Frankhouse, #68 Leslie (EX to EX-MT). Full photo (d.1979), #69 Grace, #71 Bluege, LOA from JSA. #75 Burns (d.1975), #78 Kuhel, #82 Opening Bid $500.00 Babich, #84 Byrd and #96 Riggs (personalized with salutation). Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $900.00

361. (701) 1960-1989 Topps, 362. Ron Donruss & Fleer New York Lewis “500 Yankees Signed Baseball Home Run Cards Club” Spanning four World Series titles and Framed countless greats, the offered 1960-1989 Lithograph Topps, Donruss and Fleer New York Yankees signed collection of (701) cards Signed by (11) is essential for any serious pinstriped With Aaron, adherent. The cards generally range from Mantle, Mays (VG) for earlier issues toward (EX to EX-MT) for latter editions. The endorse- and Williams ments average (“7-8”) or better. Included - Full JSA are (119) 1960s Topps and (202) 1970s Before the tell-all Topps. Highlights include Topps: (546 book, the Balco cards) with (12) 1960: #553 Skowron scandal and unfathomable home run totals posted by Herculean side show freaks, Ron AS; (10) 1962: #31 Tresh RC, #110 Lewis composed a 1988 lithograph portraying the then-living (and “clean”) members Skowron, #163 Gardner/Boyer; (12) of the once-esteemed “500 Home Run Club.” Framed to 45 x 31”, this colorful tribute 1965: #330 Ford; (15) 1967: #411 is autographed by all (11) subjects. With the Yankee Stadium wrought iron façade in Howser; (19) 1968: #467 Howser; (19) the background, the longball hitters are shown in a single row. On the lower white 1970: #189 McDonald RC (Munson); (26) 1976: #2 Bonds RB, #380 Bonds, #380T border, each has signed his likeness in blue marker. The signatures show “perfect 10” Bonds; (16) 1977: #408 Tovar; (33) 1987: #500 Mattingly, #606 Mattingly AS, #735 strength throughout and include (from left to right): Williams, Robinson, Killebrew, Henderson; (28) 1988: #2 Mattingly/Henderson, #60 Henderson; (30) 1989: #260 Jackson, Mantle, Mays, Aaron, Schmidt, Banks, Mathews and McCovey. Full photo Winfield and #700 Mattingly. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $1000.00

62 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 363. Billy 364. Nellie Fox Southworth Single-Signed Single-Signed 1951 Index Card - Government PSA/DNA 9 Postcard - Full The first-ever to JSA win World Series The catalyst of the titles as a player “Go-Go Sox” and and as a manager, inspiration for Hall of Famer Mayor Daley’s ill- Billy Southworth advised approval to piloted his clubs to sound air-raid sirens two Fall Classic titles and his 1942 Redbirds were the only of eight World Series as the Pale Hose clinched the 1959 A.L. pennant, Nellie Fox prompts similar excite- opponents to defeat a Joe McCarthy-led Yankee team. Southworth’s autograph is as ment on this autographed government postcard. Postmarked “AUG 27 1951” (the year impressive as his managerial numbers on this single-signed 5x3 index card. of Fox’s first of 12 All-Star appearances), the 5-1/2 x 3-1/4” postcard is signed by Fox Encapsulated and Graded MINT 9 by PSA/DNA, Southworth’s blue-ink penning (d.1975) in black-ink steel tip fountain pen. The endorsement projects (“9”) potency warrants its lofty technical assessment. and comes with a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

366. Jackie Robinson Cut Signature Display - Full JSA 365. Autographed Fearless in a daunting endeavor Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque that saw him break baseball’s color Postcard - Full JSA barrier, Jackie Robinson paved the way for millions not only in base- A two-time National League batting champi- ball, but on all avenues in on and the first bespectacled player elected to American culture. This matted dis- the Hall of Fame, Chick Hafey is the endors- play showcases a bold Robinson er of this Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque autograph. Matted to 13-1/2 x 14- Postcard. Executed in black ballpoint in the 1/4, the display is headlined by a upper left corner, Hafey’s scripting projects blue ballpoint cut signature (“9”) strength and clarity. Full photo LOA (approximately 3-7/8 x 2-1/8”). from JSA. Preceded by a “Best Wishes” salu- Opening Bid $150.00 tation, the scripting projects (“9”) strength and is flanked by adhesive tape residue that does not affect the quality of the signature. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00

367. (34) Baseball 368. (64) 1930s- HOFer/Star Cut 1940s Baseball Cut Signatures with J. Signatures with DiMaggio, M. Hall of Famers & Mantle & J. Tough Deceased Robinson These (64) 1930s-1940s Baseball stars shine baseball cut signatures bright in this collection were neatly extracted of (34) HOFer/star cut from a period album and signatures. Showing feature Hall of Famers desirable (“8-9”) average and tough deceased play- signature strength these ers. The endorsements are autographs have variously been taped, stapled or applied directly to supporting 3x5 pared to varying dimensions and average (“8-9”) penmanship. Highlights include index cards. Highlights are: Joe DiMaggio (tape over the letters “J” and “io”); Mickey Arnovich (d.1959), Averill, Caster (d.1955), Dickey (JSA cert card), Gehringer, Mantle (period signature; stapled, unaffected); and Jackie Robinson (taped over com- Hutchinson (d.1964), Knickerbocker (d.1963), E. Mack (d.1967), B. Miller (d.1966), pletely). Also present are (31) other vintage autographs. Highlights have individual full J. Murphy, Rowe (d.1961) and Sundra (d.1952). Unless noted, signatures come with photo LOA from JSA, balance have auction LOA from JSA. More our website. an auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

369. (41) Baseball 370. (70) Signed Yellow Signed Index HOF Plaque Postcards Cards & Cachets With Dickey, Hubbell and with (17) Hall of Hunter Famers Including The hallowed halls of Cooperstown DiMaggio are lined with visual tributes like the ones on these (70) Yellow Hall of Showcased are (41) Fame Plaque postcards, each of baseball signed index which has been autographed by its cards and cachets with iconic subject. Fiber tip pennings (17) Hall of Famers. The average (“8-9”) potency with keys autographs average (“8- including: Appling, Averill, Banks, 9”) and are highlighted by Signed Index Cards: (27 index cards) with Coveleski, Berra, Coveleski, Dickey, Ford, Durocher, Gehringer, Grimes, Harwell, Hoyt, Lopez, O’Doul, B. Robinson, Wilhelm; Gehringer, Gomez, Hoyt, Hubbell, Signed Cachets: (14 cachets) with Z-Silk: (6 covers) with DiMaggio; Gateway: (3 Hunter, T. Jackson, G. Kelly, covers) with Carew, Gomez, Rose; Others: (5 covers) with Carlton, Hubbell and Killebrew, Mathews, Reese, Rizzuto, Roush, Ruffing, Snider, Spahn, Terry and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Wilhelm. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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372. (63) 1960-1991 371. 1980-2001 Perez- Signed Baseball Cards Steele Postcard Set Plus with (19) Hall of Famers (2) 1989 Celebration Sets Including Stengel Presented is a signed card gallery with (27) Signed of (63) 1960-1991 examples True works of art are available including (19) Hall of Famers with the offered trio of 1980-2001 from a variety of issues. The Perez-Steele Postcard and 1989 autographs generally present (“7- Celebration sets with (27) signed. 8”) with the cards averaging in The autographs average (“8-9”) the (VG to EX) range. Highlights strengths. Included are 1980-2001 include 1960 Fleer Greats: #34 Perez-Steele Postcards Series 1- S. Rice; 1964 Topps: #324 15 sets: (20 signed) with #115 Stengel; 1968 Topps: #85 Perry; Boudreau, #157 Roberts, #188 1970s Trade Card: Coveleski; Killebrew (PSA/DNA cert card), 1970 Topps: #560 Perry; 1972 #193 Wilhelm; (2) 1989 Perez- Topps: (48 cards) with #67 Steele Celebration sets: (7 Schoendienst, #347 signed) with #24 Kiner and #37 Seaver/Boyhood, #498 B. Slaughter. With exception to the Robinson/Boyhood and 1977 noted, the remaining signed mate- TCMA Hall of Fame: Sewell. rial comes with an auction LOA Auction LOA from JSA. More from JSA. More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

373. Cleveland Indians Signed/Unsigned Postcard Lot of (1,500+) Members of the Cleveland Indians tribe give a big Wahoo for this comprehensive collection of (1,500+) 1940s- 1980s postcards. Ranging in grades of (EX to NM-MT) this well-kept accumulation boasts (490+) autographed pieces showing average (“8- 9”) signature strength with 10% lesser. Key signers are HOFers: Appling, (2) Averill, 374. Mickey Mantle/Ted Williams/Joe DiMaggio Autographed (2) Boudreau, Covelski, Doby (tape residue), Eckersley, (6) 11x14 Picture with PSA/DNA LOA Feller, (3) Lemon, Spectacular triple-signed Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio 11x14 pic- Newhouser, (3) G. Perry, F. ture. Although the black-and-white photo displays moderate perimeter wear and chip- Robinson, (2) J. Sewell, (2) ping, the bold autographs are not adversely affected. This ready-to-display piece Wynn. Key signers have auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA and the following signature grades: Opening Bid $200.00 Mantle (“8”), Williams (“10”) and DiMaggio (“9”). Opening Bid $250.00

375. Joe 376. Mickey DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle Signed Mantle & Ted 16x20 Framed Williams Signed Display with No.7 Photographs with Inscription—Full Full JSAs JSA “Joltin’ Joe”, “The Adorn your den or office Mick” and “The with this Mickey Mantle Splendid Splinter” are signed 16x20 photograph. captured in stunning Expertly framed and mat- detail with this trio of ted to 22x26, the majestic signed photographs. blue ink autograph of Included are 1.) single- “The Mick” is preceded signed DiMaggio Kodak by a coveted (No. 7) 8x10 in blue Sharpie (“9- inscription. The lengthy 5- 10”); 2.) single-signed 3/4” script is executed Mantle paper stock 8x10 with (“7-8”) precision. with moderate creasing Mantle inscriptions are in in blue Sharpie (“9”) and perpetual demand and 3.) single-signed T. such pieces have signifi- Williams 7-1/2 x 9-1/2” cant upside potential. Full Cooperstown photograph with Bill Terry in blue Sharpie (“9”, moderate reverse paper photo LOA from JSA. loss). Individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

64 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 377. Roger 378. (17) Large Maris Signed Baseball Magazine Photo Autographed - Full JSA Photographs Underappreciated? with Mantle Maybe. Capture your favorite Underachieving? ball players in stun- Never. Though ning clarity with these opposed by many (17) large baseball fans and even sports- autographed photo- writers as he inched graphs including toward and eclipsed Mantle. The blue the single-season Sharpie endorsements average (“9”) with several inscribing significant career achieve- home run standard, former Yankee slugger Roger Maris remained humble, stoic and ments as inscriptions. Highlights include 16x20 Photos: (2 pictures, both JSA cert above all, productive. His potent autograph warrants similar description on this pub- cards) with Musial, Snider (55 Champs); 11x14 Photos: (15 pictures, all JSA cert lished magazine photo. Trimmed to approximately 9-3/8 x 4-1/4” and mounted to a cards, unless noted) with Boudreau (M V.P. 1948-MGR 1948 W.S. Champs-H.O.F. thick stock backing, the colorful Maris action image is signed in green fiber tip (“9” 1970), Mantle (full photo LOA from JSA) and Slaughter (Mad Dash 10-15-46). More strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00 379. (22) Baseball Hall of 380. (123) Baseball Famer/Star Signed Flats Signed 8x10 with DiMaggio & Mantle Photographs with (33) Impressive assortment of (22) Hall of Famers Baseball Hall of Famer/star signed Potent autographs on glossy flats. Highlights include Signed 8x10 surfaces are the fare of these Photos: (20 pictures, all “9” or better) (123) baseball signed 8x10 with Full Photo LOA from JSA: (2 photographs featuring (33) pictures) with DiMaggio, Mantle; Hall of Famers. The auto- JSA Cert Cards: (5 pictures) with graphs average (“9-10”) with Carlton (HOF 94), Hunter, Niekro, several endorsements being Rizzuto, Wynn; PSA/DNA Cert preceded by salutations. Cards: (3 pictures) with Mattingly, Highlights include JSA Cert Palmer, Schmidt; Other Flats: (2 Cards: (30 pictures) with (3) Carlton (HOF 94), (3) Hunter, (3) Mize, (3) Rizzuto, (3) items) with Snider print (JSA cert Rose, (3) Spahn; Auction LOA from JSA: (90 pictures) with (3) Aparicio (one HOF card) and multi-signed 1967 Dexter 84), (3) Chandler, (3) Feller, (3) Niekro (318-Wins), (3) Roberts and (3) Vander Meer Press Yastrzemski (PSA/DNA cert). (6/11/38 6/15/38). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

381. Full-Size Bat Signed by (21) HOFers/Superstars With 382. 1977 & 1978 World Champion New York Yankees Team- Mathews, Mays, T. Williams and Full JSA Signed Reunion Bats With Jackson, Guidry and Gossage - In celebration of the revered Cooperstown-based institution that immortalizes our Steiner National Pastime and its subjects, this full-size bat was autographed by (21) of the Ending the (then) longest title drought in franchise history, the New York Yankees game’s most legendary performers. The Rawlings-Adirondack (35”) model has a Hall made a return to glory as they secured back-to-back World Series titles in 1977 and of Fame “50th Anniversary” decal and is decorated with blue marker signatures aver- 1978. These (2) Cooperstown Bat Co. commemorative bats are respectively auto- aging (“8-9”) quality. Keys include: Aaron, Berra, Killebrew, Mathews, Mays, F. graphed by those titlist installments. The full-size weapons feature blue marker signa- Robinson, Schmidt, Stargell and T. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our tures (average “8-9” strength) with keys including: Dent, Gossage, Guidry, R. Jackson, website. Lyle, Nettles, Piniella, Rivers and White. Individual Steiner Sports certs/holograms. Opening Bid $200.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 383. Hall of 384. (10) Single- Famer Single- Signed Signed Bat Lot of Cooperstown Bat (10) With Aaron, Co. “Famous Hunter and Players Series” Musial - All JSA Models With T. Weaponry with endless Williams, Musial display potential, this and Banks - All lot of (10) full-size baseball bats showcases JSA the autographs of Hall Turned by the of Famers renowned for Cooperstown Bat Co. in tribute to the game’s most vaunted heroes, the (10) full-size slugging and pitching, “Famous Player Series” commemorative models are autographed by their Hall of alike! Bold scriptings Fame subjects. Executed on the barrels, just to the left of player likenesses and average (“8-9”) quality and include: Aaron (full JSA), Banks, Carlton, Ferrell, impressive career feats listings, the fiber tip scriptings project (“9”) or better potency Herman, Hunter:, Lemon, Musial, F. Robinson and Snider. Individual JSA certs/stick- throughout and include: Banks, Bench, Berra, Musial, Reese, F. Robinson, Schmidt, ers. More on our website. Snider, T. Williams (full JSA) and Yastrzemski. Individual certs/stickers from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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385. 1924 World Champion Washington Senators Team -Signed Bat With President Calvin Coolidge - Full JSA Bucking a series of trends engrained into the fabric of our National Pastime, the 1924 Washington Senators staged a season-long crusade that unseated the almighty Yankees and, in the process, captured the attention of a nation and its otherwise reticent Chief Executive. The season culminated, of course, with baseball’s first and last championship in the nation’s capital. As unfathomable as the concept seemed in prior or subsequent decades, the 1924 Senators’ feat was quite real and is represented on this autographed . Nothing short of breathtaking, the vintage professional model weapon is decorated with (23) incredibly bold signatures that include principals of a championship roster that dates specifically to that 1924 campaign, as well as that of President Calvin Coolidge who, by all accounts, took a biased liking to the “home” team.

Having endured losing records in its first 11 seasons and in 17 of its first 23 campaigns, the franchise finally hit stride in 1924, faring respectably with a 57-49 mark by August 7. But from that point forward, the Senators closed with a torrid 35-13 run, catching their pinstriped rivals by September 19 and passing then by two full games as the dust cleared. The attendance reflected the club’s performance. In the lower half in gate receipts in all 23 prior sea- sons (and dead last eight times), the Senators climbed to fourth at the turnstiles in 1924. As for Coolidge’s support, he attended the season opener on April 15. But following that “obligatory” appearance, he returned to Griffith Stadium for the June 26 twinbill against the Philadelphia Athletics and again for Games 1, 6 and 7 of the World Series. During one of those Fall Classic showdowns, or perhaps at a celebratory post-series gathering, the offered bat was autographed by the World Champion subjects and their biggest supporter.

The medium is a professional model (37.8-oz/32-3/4”) war club with a deep brown patina, a smooth furniture-like finish and a defined “A.G. SPALD- ING & BROS” center brand. Executed throughout the barrel in black-ink steel tip fountain pen, the autographs remain incredible, averaging (“8-9”) potency nearly a century later. Just below the center brand, the regal penning of Calvin Coolidge (d.1933) resonates (“6-7”) strength and clarity. Senators signatures include: , (signed “Loen (sic) Goslin”), Pinky Hargrave (d.1942; signed “W.M. “Red” Hargrave”), (signed “Stanley Harris”), Walter Johnson (“9-10” strength), , , Mike Martin (trainer), , Earl McNeely, Ralph Miller (d.1939), , (signed “W.H. Ogden”), Roger Peckinpaugh, , (signed “H. Ruel”), , Al Schacht (coach), (signed “Bennett Tate”), Tom Taylor, and Paul Zahniser.

While Coolidge was in attendance at two regular season games (cited above), the combination of these signatures dates to the World Series (or possibly a post-series gathering at the White House), as both McNeely and Taylor debuted well after Coolidge’s June 26 appearance. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $2500.00

66 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 386. 1941 Game-Worn New York Yankees Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA Unrivaled at seeking and securing talent from all points on the map, the New York Yankees struck gold in San Francisco in 1929, plucking Vernon “Lefty” Gomez from the more than five years before acquir- ing Joe DiMaggio from that same club. Lanky and uncer- tain early on, Gomez beefed up physically and competitively, going on to a 13-year tenure in pinstripes, where he won 189 games and posted a 6-0 World Series mark. Simultaneously “classic” in regard to Bronx Bombers apparel, Hall of Fame memorabilia and vintage flannel attire, this New York Yankees home jersey was worn by Gomez during the 1941 campaign, his penultimate season with the franchise.

A single glance conjures up thoughts of Yankee Stadium, its wrought iron façade and lineups listing legendary performers such as Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Dickey, Lazzeri (to name a few) and Gomez, the wearer of this cream-colored flannel button-down garment. Accented by a blue pinstripe pattern, the jersey features a vintage “A.G. Spalding & Bros” label, a size “44” tag and “V Gomez” chain stitched within the collar. The rear tail’s interior is home to a “41” designator, which is stitched in red numerals. Moderate to heavy game wear is evident and the “NY” felt logo has long-since been removed from the left breast. Additionally, “18” is sewn to the back, where visible outlines of “11” (Gomez’s number from 1932-1942) remain. An American flag-themed “Health” patch is sewn to the left sleeve. The latter detail, coupled with the number change, indicate that the jersey was recycled in the minor leagues (the aforementioned patch was worn throughout professional baseball from 1942-1945). There are six holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation. The bottom button is missing, there are three tiny holes (one on each flap of the button path; and one on the lower rear tail) and there is a vintage team repair to the back of the collar.

Pitching batting practice as a rookie in 1929, Gomez stood on the mound as Babe Ruth stepped into the batter’s box. Teammate brushed past and said: “Nothing but right down the pipe. Don’t get cute, kid. And for God’s sake, don’t hit him or you’re gone.” Intimidated or not, Gomez made good on his suitors’ appraisal, was the winning pitcher and drove in the first run of the inaugural All-Star Game, and went on to help power the team to five World Series titles. In summary, this jersey is a priceless artifact from a glorious era in Yankees history. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $10,000-$15,000). Opening Bid $750.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 387. Roberto Clemente Late-1950s Game-Used Pittsburgh Pirates Batting Helmet Throughout the rich history of America’s Pastime, various elements have wrested public attention and resultantly, made just about every young boy aspire to one day don a uni- form and deliver those tape-measure clouts made famous by Ruth, Williams, Mantle or whatever star to whom they had access in an age of limited media exposure. Simultaneously climbing the ranks during the late-1950s, one such hopeful and a leg- end-to-be crossed paths during an endeavor that brings this divine collectible up for auc- tion. This Pittsburgh Pirates batting helmet was worn by Roberto Clemente during the late-1950s and, through happenstance and fate, remains a well-preserved survivor from the dawn of both protective equipment and the brilliant career of its heroic user.

The black plastic shell features a yellow “P” logo painted to the front center. Leather- covered foam rubber padding lines the interior circumference, while a foam rubber cell and the remains of a vintage “American Baseball Cap” decal are adhered atop the crown’s interior (the decal’s size designator reads “7,” though the remaining numeric fraction is no longer visible). The item shows heavy wear with a small chip on the edge of the bill, as well as scuff marks throughout and a vintage black marker notation of Clemente’s since-retired number “21” on the interior crown pad. Additionally, a patent date appears on the decal and dates the helmet’s manufacture to sometime between 1955 and 1957.

The heirloom’s lineage unfolds as only a baseball-related tale could. On the heels of the Pirates first winning season since 1948, the club reported to Fort Myers, Florida for the 1959 spring training session and Grapefruit League exhibition season. Clemente, for one, did not embrace losing. After the club endured its fourth successive last-place showing in Clemente’s debut season (1955), strides (albeit tiny ones) were made as the club improved to seventh place in 1956, seventh again in 1957 and all the way to second in 1958.

Enter Rich Sojka.

The son of a former Pirates batboy, 21-year-old Sojka was inked to a minor league contract with the club’s Grand Forks, North Dakota Chiefs Class C North League affiliate in October, 1958. His hopes aloft after signing with a club that was to produce stars such as , Donn Clendenon and Gene Michael, Sojka reported to Fort Myers in 1959 as a non-roster invitee. Waiting his turn one day to take his cuts against a pitching machine set for deliveries of over 100 mph, Sojka watched as a frustrated Clemente did not fare well against the mechanical hurler and tossed his batting helmet in disgust. Sojka immediately retrieved it, was also overmatched in the batting cage, and held onto that helmet for more than 50 years. While it’s not often that an afternoon of futile swings translates to securing a piece of baseball history, this Hall of Fame relic began as a mere “brush with greatness” and remains a definitive physical remainder more than half-a-century later.

Accompanying is a letter of provenance signed by Sojka, as well as a copy of an article in the October 10, 1958 Blytheville Courier News, detailing Sojka’s signing. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $5,000-$10,000) Opening Bid $2500.00

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389. Pedro Martinez 2002 Boston Red Sox Game- Worn Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA 388. 1994 Minnesota Twins Signed Game-Worn As we recall Home Jersey - Full Miedema and JSA LOAs the magnificent career of Cooperstown-bound hurler Pedro Martinez, it’s pretty clear Eleven years into his Hall of Fame career, nothing short of a players’ strike could stop that he was his opponents’ “daddy” all along. This Boston Red Sox home jersey was Kirby Puckett. As he delivered a league-best 112 RBI in only 108 games, Puckett worn by Martinez during the 2002 season, a campaign after which he was deserving wore and autographed this Minnesota Twins home jersey during the strike-shortened but mysteriously snubbed for what would have been his fourth . The 1994 campaign. The white knit button-down garment features twill identifiers and white knit button-down garment features twill identifiers and proper “Russell proper “Russell Athletic” tagging. On the upper left front, Puckett has signed in black Athletic” tagging. Light wear is evident. As for the Baseball Writers’ Association of marker (“8” strength) and inscribed “#34.” The all-original garment features an MLB America’s oversight, Martinez led the league in ERA (2.26), winning percentage silhouette logo “100th Anniversary” patch and shows light wear. Full photo LOA from (.833), (293) and WHIP (0.923) in 2002, yet was the only pitcher ever to Dave Miedema (for game use) and full photo LOA from JSA (for autograph). More on lead all four categories and not win the Cy Young Award. Full photo LOA from Dave our website. Miedema. More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00 Opening Bid $800.00

391. Hanley Ramirez 2013 NLDS Game- Worn Los Angeles Dodgers Batting Helmet - Great Provenance! Already a veteran of nine big league seasons, superstar Hanley Ramirez reached his first-ever postseason in 2013 and powered the 390. Andrew McCutchen 2009 Pittsburgh Pirates Game-Worn Dodgers to an NLDS triumph over Atlanta with a home run, six RBI and a .500 batting Rookie Season Road Jersey - Full Miedma LOA average. As he posted those astounding numbers in the October spotlight, Ramirez wore this batting helmet. The blue plastic shell features a left ear flap, while an “LA” decal is As dreadlocks symbolize the Pirates’ first rise to prominence since the days of the pill- adhered to the front center. At the back, Ramirez’ number “13” is displayed in white-on- box cap and “family” atmosphere, Andrew McCutchen leads a Bucs roster in con- blue decals and accompanied by a “2013 Postseason” logo decal. The interior is home tention following 20 straight losing campaigns. This Pirates road jersey was worn by to leather-covered padding (with a “Rawlings” label) affixed along the perimeter, back, the star during his 2009 rookie campaign. The gray micromesh button- crown and ear flap. The outer shell is caked with a generous amount of pine tar, which down garment features twill identifiers and proper “Majestic” tagging. Light wear is is photo matched in the October 28, 2013 edition of ESPN Magazine. Signed LOA f r o m evident. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. More on our website. Ramirez himself attesting to its authenticity. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $1500.00

392. Hanley Ramirez Game-Used and/or Signed Lot with (2) Bats, Shoes and Batting Gloves Re-establishing himself in Chavez Ravine, Hanley Ramirez logged a career-best .345 average and received MVP consideration in 2013. Along the way, the gifted shortstop 393. 1983-1985 Game-Used Bat - PSA GU 7 used and/or signed these (6) items. Includes: (2) Bats: Marucci “LDM” (cracked) and Trouble incorporated from both sides of the plate, Hall of Famer Eddie Murray wield- Sam Bat “CG1” (uncracked); both signed in silver marker (“9” strength); (2) Shoes: ed this Louisville Slugger (36.5-oz/36”) “R161” signature model bat as the Orioles “New Balance” size “11.5” accessories (not signed); (2) Batting Gloves: “Franklin” extended their winning ways to 18 consecutive years. Turned during the 1983-1985 accessories (signed in white paint pen, “7-8” strength). Individual Hollywood labeling period (during which Murray received MVP consideration each year), the Collectibles stickers. More on our website. uncracked white ash war club shows light use ball and bat-rack marks about the barrel Opening Bid $250.00 and a black marker notation of “33” on the knob. Graded GU 7 by PSA/DNA. Full photo LOA from John Taube, PSA/DNA. Opening Bid $200.00

68 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 394. 1987 Signed Game- 395. Will Clark 1987-1988 Signed Game- 396. 1987-1988 Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU 9 Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU 9 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA GU Having already endured 17 grueling seasons behind the Finishing fifth in the National League MVP balloting in 9.5 plate, 39-year-old Carlton Fisk donned the “Tools of both 1987 and 1988, former first The toast of the Big Apple as the Mets temporarily Ignorance” for the 1987 campaign … and then again in baseman Will Clark wielded and autographed this passed the Yankees in both the standings and at the 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 and 1993. This Louisville Slugger (32.3-oz/34-1/2”) “C271” block-let- gate, Darryl Strawberry posted back-to-back seasons of Louisville Slugger (31.9-oz/34-1/2”) “S2” block-letter ter model weapon. Graded GU 9 by PSA/DNA, the 39 home runs (good for tops in the N.L. in the latter model weapon was brandished and signed by “Pudge” uncracked lumber exhibits evidence of heavy use and is season). This Rawlings-Adirondack (33-oz/35”) as he continued his remarkable and tireless career in signed by Clark in black marker (“9-10” strength) on “113A” block-letter weapon was wielded and signed by 1987. Graded GU 9 by PSA/DNA, the uncracked the barrel. Full photo LOA from John Taube. More on Strawberry during that two-year period. Graded GU white ash weapon shows excellent use and is signed by our website. 9.5 by PSA/DNA, the lumber shows amazing game use Fisk in black marker (“10” strength). Full photo LOA Opening Bid $200.00 and showcases Strawberry’s bold autograph (“9” from John Taube. More on our website. strength) on the barrel. Full photo LOA from John Opening Bid $200.00 Taube. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

397. Vince Coleman Signed Game-Used 398. Gary Sheffield 1989 Game-Used 399. 1992 Game-Used Bat - 1989 A l l - S t a r Game Bat - PSA/DNA GU 8 Bat - PSA/DNA GU 8 PSA/DNA GU 9 Lauded (and feared) for his blinding speed, former out- In elite company as a member of the 500 Home Run A raw and unpolished talent, 21-year-old Jim Thome fielder Vince Coleman employed and signed this Club, Gary Sheffield is also in rarified circles as one of was used sparingly in the second season of a 22-year Louisville Slugger (31.3-oz/33-1/2”) “B267” signature three players to homer as a teenager and after the age of career. This Louisville Slugger (32-oz/34-1/2”) “T141” model weapon during the 1989 season, a campaign in 40, as well as the last regular to post a fielding percent- block-letter model weapon was employed by the which he set the all-time record with 50 consecutive age of less than .900 (.899, 1993). But it was Illinois-born slugger during that 1992 campaign. The stolen bases without being caught. Graded GU 8 by Sheffield’s bat that did the talking. This two-toned uncracked lumber features a tan handle and PSA/DNA, the lumber features “Louisville” on the hit- Rawlings/Adirondack (30.8-oz/34”) “228B” block-let- brown barrel on which gold-colored identifiers accent a ting surface, a mark reserved for bats issued for the All- ter weapon was used by the well-traveled slugger dur- furniture-like finish. Graded GU 9 by PSA/DNA, the Star Game and World Series. Full photo LOA from ing the 1989 season. Graded GU 8 by PSA/DNA. The uncracked item shows excellent game use! Full photo John Taube. More on our website. lumber shows heavy use. Full photo LOA from John LOA from John Taube. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Taube. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

400. 1993 Signed Game- 401. 2005 Signed Game- 402. Robinson Cano 2006 Signed Game- Used Bat - First-Ever Season! Used Bat - PSA/DNA 9 Used Bat - PSA/DNA 10 The face of a perennial playoff contender for 19 sea- Establishing himself with a .323 batting mark and a The son of a little-known pitcher whose Major League sons, Cooperstown-bound third baseman Chipper Jones second straight 33-home run season in 2005, 22-year- tenure lasted just six games, Robinson Cano has used and signed this Louisville Slugger (32.6-oz/34”) old Miguel Cabrera set ample precedent for a stellar enjoyed a decidedly more productive career than did “C243” block-letter weapon during a 1993 campaign career that has already produced three straight batting his father. Warranting MVP consideration as he posted that saw him post an auspicious .667 batting average titles and a . This Zinger (32.5-oz/34”) a career-best .342 batting mark, Cano wielded and (2-for-3). The uncracked white ash lumber shows out- “24” block-letter bat was used and signed by the signed this Sam Bat (33.7-oz/34”) “Cano 22NY” block- standing game use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks Venezuela-born slugger during that 2005 season. letter model weapon during the 2006 season. Graded throughout. Jones has signed on the barrel in blue Graded GU 9 by PSA/DNA, the uncracked lumber GU 10 by PSA/DNA, the uncracked maple lumber marker (“9” strength). Full photo LOA from John shows great game use and is signed on the barrel in sil- shows excellent use and is signed on the barrel in silver Taube. More on our website. ver marker (“9” strength). Full photo LOA from John marker (“8” strength). Full photo LOA from John Opening Bid $200.00 Taube. More on our website. Taube. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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403. Bobby 404. 1970s-1980s Estalella Signed Phoenix Giants Game-Used Lot Pacific Coast of (11) With (4) League Game- Bats and 1996 Worn Jersey Lot Phillies of (5) Ensemble The primary “feeder” The grandson of a for- program for the San mer Major League out- Francisco Giants, the fielder, backstop Class AAA Phoenix Bobby Estalella per- Giants produced formed for six differ- Candlestick Park greats ent teams over a nine-year career and holds the distinction of hitting the most career between 1966 and 1985. home runs (48) by a player with less than 200 lifetime hits. These (11) items were used These (5) Pacific Coast League jerseys were donned by big league hopefuls during the and signed by Estalella during his professional career. Highlights include: (4) Signed 1970s and 1980s. The knit button-down or pullover garments feature twill identifiers Game-Used Bats: with bats used in 1996, 2002 and (2) 2005; all signatures show and proper tagging with manufacturers including Russell Athletic, W.A. Goodman & (“9”) strength. Individual Hollywood Collectibles certs/stickers. More on our website. Sons and Wilson. Excellent diamond wear is evident throughout! Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

405. Cleveland 406. (6) 1980s- Indians 2000s Apparel Lot of Cincinnati Reds (6) With 1998 Professional Game-Worn Model Uniform “A.L. Items Champs” “The Big Red Practice Jersey Machine” makes a fashion statement in Chief Wahoo gives a this lot of (6) profes- toothy grin for this sional model apparel lot of (6) Cleveland items. Featuring Indians 1990s-2000s bright-red hues, apparel items! Includes: (5) Jackets: tailored with twill or pile identifiers and accent- twill/embroidered ed by club logos and/or MLB silhouette logos; Steve Reed 1998 Game-Worn identifiers and proper tagging, the garments include: (4) Jackets: (including a 1984 Practice Jersey: a blue mesh pullover garment with an “A.L. Champs” patch on the warm-up worn and signed by coach Stan Williams); (1) Turtleneck: and (1) Cap: left sleeve. Light to moderate wear is evident throughout. More on our website. (likely worn by Danny Graves between 1999-2001). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

407. Hawaii 408. Toronto Blue Winter League Jays Jacket and Cap 1990s Jackets Lot of (10) and Caps Lot Having endured opposition of (11) from former president Gerald Ford and former A since-defunct cir- commissioner , cuit whose alumni the went includes greats such on to prosper and are well as Ichiro Suzuki, represented in this lot of (10) Jason Giambi and professional model apparel Matt Wieters, the items. Includes: (6) Jackets: Hawaii Wi n t e r including a vintage 1980s Baseball League locally tailored jacket; a issued these (11 ) 1991 jacket with an All-Star apparel items. Comprised of (6) jackets and (5) caps, the items were respectively worn Game logo patch; and a by stars from the Hilo Stars, Honolulu Sharks, Kauai Emeralds, Maui Sting Rays, North 1990s full-length bullpen jacket; (4) Caps: includes (2) with the club’s early logo and Shore Honu, Waikiki Beach Boys and West Oahu CaneFires. More on our website. (2) with newer logos (proper “New Era” tagging throughout). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

409. 1970s- 410. 1970s-2000s Seattle 2000s Mariners Jacket Lot of (6) Chicago Having introduced the Great White Sox Northwest to the big leagues back in 1977, the Seattle Mariners have Jacket and enjoyed a storied history, but are Cap Lot of one of just two franchises to have (8) not yet made the Fall Classic. The M’s are winners here, though! These Spanning the (6) jackets were issued to and/or days of Comiskey worn by Seattle principals during Park’s center the past 38 seasons. With twill iden- field shower, the “South Side Hit Men,” and “Winnin’ Ugly,” these (8) apparel items tifiers and proper tagging, the gar- were issued to and/or worn by Chicago White Sox players. Highlights include: 1971- ments show varying degrees of wear 1975 Jacket: a red satin-like button-down garment with proper “Wilson” tagging; and include a vintage jacket with the 1976-1981 Warm-Up Jacket: a blue knit zippered garment with “Harv-Al” tagging; inaugural “pitchfork” logo, as well 1917 “Retro” Jacket/Cap Combination: from the one-year style and the club’s last as a 1988 jacket worn by coach World Series title before an 87-year drought. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Howie Bedell. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

70 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 412. New York Yankees Professional Model Jacket Lot of (4) The Bronx Bombers touch ‘em all in this lot of (4) professional model jackets. The button-down or zippered nylon garments showcase the club’s navy blue colors, twill identifiers and the stars-and-stripes themed “top hat” logos. Each has been tailored by 411. Randy Choate 2001-2003 Game-Worn New York Yankees “Majestic” and shows moderate wear. More on our website. Road Jersey and Cap Opening Bid $200.00 A southpaw side-arm hurler with a deceptive delivery, Florida State product Randy Choate caught the attention of the New York Yankees, for whom he wore this road jer- 414. Gio sey and cap during the early portion (2001-2003) of his Major League career. The gray Gonzalez Signed knit jersey features twill identifiers and proper “Russell Athletic” tagging. The “New Era” size 7-3/8” cap, meanwhile, has a handwritten notation of Choate’s number “38” Game-Used on the bill’s underside. Both items show moderate wear. More on our website. Fielder’s Glove - Opening Bid $150.00 JSA A 21-game winner for a Nationals club that represented the Nation’s Capital in the postseason for the first time since 1933, south- paw Gio Gonzalez used and signed this fielder’s glove during the early portion of his big league career. The black leather Louisville “TPX” item features embroidered logos and a fur-lined wrist backing. On the back side of the index finger, Gonzalez has signed “Giovany Gonzalez” in silver marker (“8-9” strength) and inscribed “Game Used.” JSA cert/sticker. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 413. Oakland A’s Professional Model Jacket Lot of (6) “Money Ball” with familiar green-and-gold attire come to mind in this lot of (6) 1990s-2000s Oakland Athletics professional model jackets. The zippered, button- down or pullover garments showcase twill, pile or screened identifiers, some of which display the traditional elephant logo. Manufacturers include: “Starter,” “Majestic” and “Opti Sportswear.” Light to moderate wear is evident throughout. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

416. Larry Bird 1991-92 Signed Game Worn Boston Celtics Road Jersey Etching his name among Boston Garden legends from the most dominant franchise in hoops annals, Larry Bird endured a 13-year career during which he braved recur- ring back ailments, won three MVP laurels and led his Celtics to three NBA titles. During his 1991-92 swan song, Bird wore and autographed this Boston Celtics road jersey. The green mesh pullover garment features “33” sewn to the front and back in 415. 1995-1999 Game-Worn Football Shoes - white twill, “CELTICS” arched atop the front number and “BIRD” arched atop the LOA from ex-Wife, Carolyn back number in like fashion. On the upper portion of the first back “3,” Bird’s black “Prime time” in his efforts on the gridiron, diamond and broadcast booth, Deion marker autograph projects (“9”) potency. White-and-green striped stretch ribbed knit Sanders wore these shoes during his tenure (1995-1999) with the Dallas Cowboys. lines the collar and arm yokes, while an NBA silhouette logo is sewn to the left The white leather size “10” accessories feature Nike “Swoosh” logos on the sides and shoulder stirrup. On the vented left front tail, dual “Champion” labels respectively “21” inscribed on each heel in black marker. Thick rubber cleats are affixed to the bot- denote size “46” and “1991 – Body Length +3.” The all-original item shows moder- toms (with one missing from each shoe). Heavy wear is evident. LOA from Sanders’ ate wear and comes with full photo LOAs from Grey Flannel and JSA. This item ex-wife, Carolyn. has a reserve (estimated value: $3000-$5500). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $900.00

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418. Kobe Bryant 2010-2011 Signed Game-Worn Nike Shoes - Full JSA With an NBA MVP honor and five world championships already on his impressive resume, Hall of Fame- bound guard Kobe Bryant wore and signed these shoes during the 2010-2011 season. The black leather “Nike” size 417. NBA Signed Game-Worn Shoes Pairing Lot of (5) “14” accessories feature “It’s the shoes!” is the definitive refrain in this lot of autographed game-worn hoops “”Swoosh” logos and accessories. The leather/canvas footwear items show light to moderate wear through- purple-and-yellow out and showcase fiber tip pennings that average (“8-9” strength). Includes: Kyle accents. On the toe of Lowry: Peak Foothold; signed and inscribed “#3” (JSA certs/stickers); Shawn each, Bryant has signed Marion: size “14” Nike “Matrix 31”;’ signed and inscribed “31” (Hollywood in silver marker (both Collectibles stickers); Gary Payton: size “12.5” Nike Zoomair; signed and inscribed “8” strength) and “#2” (JSA certs/stickers); Tyrus Thomas: size “15” Nike Elite; signed and inscribed inscribed “24” (the num- “#24 Game-used 07” (Hollywood Collectibles stickers); Deron Williams: Nike ber he has worn since Zoom; signed and inscribed “8” (JSA certs/stickers). the 2006-07 season). Minimal wear is evident. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $600.00 Opening Bid $500.00

420. Allen Iverson 2008-09 Signed Game- Worn Shoes - Full JSA While he lacks an NBA cham- pionship ring, Allen Iverson lived up to his “The Answer” 419. Paul Pierce 2008-09 Signed Game-Worn Shoes - Full JSA moniker with Rookie of the Earning high praise from Shaquille O’Neal, University of Kansas product Paul Pierce Year and MVP plaudits, as well as four NBA scoring titles. These Reebok size “10- was dubbed “The Truth” and lived up to the billing, earning NBA Finals MVP laurels 1/2” shoes were worn and signed by the prolific shooter during his 2008-09 tenure in as he guided the 2007-08 Celtics to the franchise’s first title in 22 years. As an encore the Motor City. The red-and-white leather accessories features “answer XII” on the to that conquest, Pierce wore and signed these “Nike” size “15” shoes during the heel of each, “ai” embroidered on each tongue and “1” embroidered on each front. 2008-09 season. The black leather accessories feature “34” and “Pierce 2” identifiers Iverson has signed the toe of each in black marker (both “9” strength). Light wear. on each heel. Pierce has signed each toe in silver marker (both “8-9” strength) and Full photo LOA from JSA. inscribed “34.” Light wear. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

422. Dwight Howard 2009-10 Signed Game- Worn Shoes - Full JSA While his broad shoul- ders have yet to carry 421. Dwyane Wade 2011-12 Championship Season Signed a team to an Game—Worn Shoes - Full JSA NBA title, Dwight Howard ranks as the Orlando Magic’s all-time leading scorer and has earned Raised in Chicago’s south suburbs, Dwyane Wade worshiped Michael Jordan and Defensive Player of the Year honors three times, including for the 2009-10 season attracted suitors, starring at Richards High School as Jordan led the Bulls to their sec- during which he wore and signed these “Adidas” size “18” shoes. The black and blue ond “Three-Peat.” Wade has since won three NBA titles of his own, the second com- leather accessories feature “D12H” and “12” embroidered identifiers and are signed in ing in 2011-12 as he wore and signed these Nike “Jordan Fly” size “15.5” shoes. The silver marker on the instep of each (both “8-9” strength) and inscribed “12.” Moderate black leather accessories feature Jordan silhouette logos. The right shoe is signed in wear. Full photo LOA from JSA. silver marker (“8” strength), while the left shoe is inscribed “looking forward to this Opening Bid $250.00 yr. champ.” Moderate wear. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

72 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 423. Sonny Jurgensen 1966 Game-Worn Washington Redskins Home Jersey with LOP from Sonny & Original Owner Just three seasons removed from the franchise’s last championship, the Philadelphia Eagles stumbled to 2-10-2 and, citing an injury-plagued season endured by Sonny Jurgensen, traded their star quarterback to the Washington Redskins. Far from through, Jurgensen silenced all doubters and went on to a prolific career, winning three NFL passing titles in the Nation’s Capital. In the circles of game-worn gridiron apparel, few relics will ascend to the plateau of this battle-tested item: a Washington Redskins home jersey worn by Jurgensen during the 1966 season.

Collectors and Redskins enthusiasts, alike, will find few, if any, mementos of this vintage and Hall of Fame status. The maroon dureen pullover gar- ment features “9” sewn to the front, back and sleeves in white twill. Simple garments from a simple era, pre-1970 Redskins jerseys did not feature players’ names on the backs as the NFL waited a full 10 seasons to follow their AFL counterparts.

The left side seam’s interior is home to a swatch with “66” chain stitched in white numerals. On the front tail, two rows of three buttons each remain, though the crotch flap has long since been removed. This is consistent with Jurgensen gamers, as he traditionally removed the crotch flaps for the sake of comfort.

Evidence of game wear is solid, with puckering about the twill components and faint stains throughout. Donned by Jurgensen during his third year with the ‘skins, this jersey hails from a season during which the Hall of Fame signal caller paced the NFL in completions (254) and passing yards (3209) and engineered fourth-quarter comebacks to win battles against St. Louis, Philadelphia and Dallas.

Impeccable provenance accompanies in the form of a LOP signed by Sonny Jurgensen (JSA witness protection sticker attached) and the jersey’s orig- inal recipient, a former University of Maryland student who acquired the jersey directly from Duey Graham. The son of former Redskins coach Otto Graham, Duey Graham was a punter for the University of Maryland football team and a friend of the consignor. Opening Bid $2500.00

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424. 1894 N142 Duke 425. 1894 (Honest) Cabinets Wilbert World Robinson SGC 30 Champion Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Museum Baltimore quality 1894 N142 Duke (Honest) Orioles Cabinet featuring Hall of Fame Wilbert Robinson. This magnificent arti- Celluloid fact features the backstop during his hey- Composite day with the mid-1890s Baltimore Photo Pin - Orioles dynasty. The large 6 x 9-1/4” portrait is printed on heavy cardboard Rare! stock with the ACC N142 designation Innovative with holding the distinction as the only nine- repeated use of the teenth century full-color cabinet issue. A and hit-and-run mild corner crease near the upper left tactics, the 1894 corner along with scattered instances of Baltimore Orioles obverse water staining are consistent were also beneficiaries of “creative” grounds keeping tactics that included clay with the technical appraisal. The blank deposits in front of home plate and tilted baselines, respectively inducing “Baltimore reverse does exhibit age-induced shad- Chop” and bunt base hits. In fitting tribute to the first of three straight National ing, but is otherwise absent of any League champion Oriole squads, this celluloid composite team photo accessory is a detractors. The centered portrait of the 1945 Cooperstown inductee is hallmarked by rare and glorious survivor. Crafted locally by Torsch & Lee, the convex facing show- exceedingly bright and intricate uniform detailing along with creamy flesh tone cases black-and-white likeness of (16) captioned Oriole principals. The reverse is accents. Worthy of strong consideration from any serious turn-of-the-century hobbyist. home to a “CHAMPIONS of the WORLD” proclamation and an image of the city’s Survives as 1 of 3 total “Uncle Robbie” cabinets judged with none better. Battle Monument. The original black-and-orange hanger accompanies and the relic is Opening Bid $500.00 displayed in a 5-1/8 x 7-3/8” shadowbox. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00

426. 1896 World 427. 1898 Baltimore Champion Baltimore Orioles Union Park-Issued Orioles Celluloid Program/Scorecard Team Photo Pin With A National League juggernaut for a Original Ribbon fifth successive season, the 1898 Baltimore Orioles upheld their “win- Hanger - Rare! at-all-costs” mantra with a record- Long before dominant rosters setting 148 hit batsmen en route to marked by four 20-game win- 96 wins. This program was issued at ners (in one season, no less), Waverly’s Union Park during the air-tight defense and Earl Orioles’ July 4, 1898 twinbill against Weaver’s “3-run homer” rem- the . An incredi- edy, Baltimore embraced its bly rare survivor, the four-page pub- original Orioles, a rowdy lication showcases colorful cover ads 1890s assortment that won and proclamations of the club’s three three straight National straight pennants and back-to-back League pennants. Not long titles. The middle pages for the Major Leagues despite its successes, that innovative band was fondly recalled feature scorecards with pre-printed on this vintage celluloid pin. Issued locally in 1906 by the Hyatt M’F’G Co., this 1- lineups listing greats such as 3/4”-diameter souvenir portrays the 1896 club with printed proclamations of “Our Old McGraw, Keeler and Jennings for the Champions” and “Champions of ’96 Baltimore Base Ball Club” flanking the sepia- hosts and Delehanty, Lajoie and toned team likeness. With stunning presentation quality and a clean paper back, the Flick for the visitors. The scoring piece is accented by an orange ribbon hanger and a 7/8”-diameter Calvert and grids have been marked in pencil to document a 9-2 Orioles triumph. While the item Crossland coat of arms pin. More on our website. is complete, multiple separations have been mended by vintage tape strips. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

428. 1914 429. 1952-1974 Baltimore Topps & Terrapins Bowman Federal Baseball League Collection of Stock (4204) Cards Certificate Abundant 1952-1974 As two profes- Topps and Bowman sional baseball Baseball collection of teams compet- (4204) cards. This pri- ed for atten- marily mid-grade gath- dance at ven- ering generally aver- ues on the ages (GD to VG) for same black of earlier issues and esca- Baltimore’s lates toward (VG-EX Waverly to EX) for latter edi- neighborhood, tions with some vari- nobody could possibly foresee the interweaving circumstances and the manner in ance by years. Minimal duplication, a smattering of high numbers along with addi- which a series of events fell into place and forever changed the landscape of baseball tional semi/regional stars and specialty cards are present. Included are Topps: (4176 and the path of its most famous player. The offered 1914 stock certificate represents a cards) with (11) 1952, (7) 1953, (80) 1955, (19) 1956, (88) 1957, (103) 1958, (205) “ground floor” venture with the Baltimore Terrapins and their ill-fated Federal 1959, (92) 1960, (400) 1962, (238) 1963, (339) 1964, (466) 1965, (232) 1966, (569) League. More on our website. 1967, (271) 1968, (60) 1969, (10) 1970, (484) 1971, (41) 1972, (104) 1973, (357) Opening Bid $150.00 1974; Bowman: (28 cards) with (5) 1954 and (23) 1955. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00

74 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 430. Dick Kryhoski 1950s Game-Worn Browns/Orioles Road 431. 1959 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home Jersey - Full Miedema LOA Jersey - Full Miedema LOA Well trav- A mate eled during of Paul a seven-year Richards on Major 1930s Atlanta League Crackers ros- career, for- ters, Lum mer first Harris bonded baseman with his former Dick catcher and Kryhoski coached for played for Richards for 14 the St. Louis seasons with Browns in three separate that team’s franchises. final season and for the Baltimore Orioles in their inaugural campaign. This jersey During the was worn with both clubs! The gray flannel button-down garment features felt identi- 1959 season, Harris wore this Baltimore Orioles home jersey as he served as the fiers and proper “Rawlings” tagging. A felt strip tag with “Kryhoski D” stitched in club’s third base coach. The cream-colored flannel zippered garment features brown, coupled with a chain stitched “53” on the front tail indicates that Kryhoski “Orioles” sewn across the front in orange-on-black felt and “26” sewn to the back and wore the jersey during the 1953 season in St. Louis. Vintage restoration saw “Orioles” left front in like fashion. A “Smiling Bird” logo patch remains completely intact on sewn to the front in orange-on-black felt and “16” sewn to the back in like fashion. the left sleeve, while black piping lines the collar and button path. Within the collar, a These suggest use by Gil Coan during the 1955 season. Moderate to heavy wear is felt strip tag has stitched identifiers reading “26 1959.” The vented left front tail is evident. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. More on our website. home to a “Wilson” size “46” label. There are six holes (as tailored) under each arm Opening Bid $250.00 to facilitate ventilation. Moderate wear. Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $400.00

433. 1960s Rochester Red Wings Game- Worn Ensemble From one species to another, the Rochester Red Wings went from affiliation with the St. Louis Cardinals to serv- ing as a renowned feed- er program for the Baltimore Orioles. This 1960s road ensemble 432. Bob Saverine 1963 Baltimore Orioles Game-Worn Home was worn by one of the club’s big league aspi- Jersey - Full Miedema LOA rants. The gray flannel Serviceable in center field, at shortstop and second base, utility man extraordinaire jersey features red felt Bob Saverine wore this Baltimore Orioles home jersey during the 1963 season. In the identifiers, while the first year of the style’s three-year run, the cream-colored flannel button-down garment gray flannel leg wear features “ORIOLES” arched across the chest in black-on-orange felt and “39” sewn to has red trim. The origi- the back in like fashion. Orange-and-black striped piping lines the collar and sleeve nal tagging has long endings, while the tapered left front tail is home to a “Wilson” size “40” label and a since been removed on felt strip tag with chain-stitched identifiers reading “1-40-63-1.” The Memorial these vintage apparel Stadium apparel item shows moderate wear and comes with a full photo LOA from items that show solid game use. More on our website. Dave Miedema. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $400.00

434. 1977- 435. 1989- 1997 1997 Baltimore Baltimore Orioles Orioles Game- Game-Worn Worn Jacket Lot of Jersey (3) and Pants Before flying south Lot of (10) for the winter, a species of birds From the days indigenous to marked by Baltimore wore ’s these (3) Orioles “pitching, jackets during the defense and 1980s-1990s. 3-run homer” Includes: 1989- recipe to the early years at the scenic Camden Yards venue, these (10) tried and true 1994 Bullpen garments were worn by Baltimore Orioles players. Includes: (7) Jerseys: Bautista Jacket: full-length (1991 road); Grimsley (1977 road); Melvin (1990 road); McKnight (1991 home); black nylon full- Pardo (1985 road); Reboulet (1997 warm-up); and Wortington (1989 road); and (3) length zippered garment with “Apex One” tagging. Heavy wear! 1995-1997 Bullpen Pants: Maddox (1977 home); Sheets (1985 home); and a 1985 home pair (user Jacket: full-length black nylon garment with “Starter” tagging and a quilted lining. unknown). More on our website. Moderate wear; 1995-1997 Jacket: black nylon button-down garment with orange Opening Bid $250.00 sleeves and “Starter” tagging. Moderate wear. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

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436. Ken 437. Jackson Baltimore 1953-1955 Colts 1960s Baltimore Game-Worn Colts Sidelines Game- Jacket Worn From a long- Home since departed franchise whose Jersey - oddities included Full the league’s first Miedema cheerleaders, a college-style LOA marching band While the results weren’t glamorous, Baltimore was abuzz in the mid-1950s with and 2:00 kickoff transplanted football and baseball franchises, both of which quickly were molded into times mandated by neighborhood blue laws, this Baltimore Colts sidelines jacket was championship form. In the realm of vintage Colts apparel, it doesn’t get any better worn during the club’s 1960s glory days. The blue wool button-down garment features than this 1953-1955 home jersey worn by lineman and University of Texas product Colts and NFL logo patches sewn to the left breast, while “BALTIMORE COLTS” is Ken Jackson. The blue durene pullover garment features “74” sewn to the front and sewn to the back in white twill. Two front pockets are lined in white piping. The jack- back in gray twill, while white striped patterns line the three-quarter sleeves. On the et also features a silk-like lining, while blue-and-white striped stretch ribbed cotton left front tail, a “MacGregor” size “48” label is accompanied by a wash instructions lines the collar and sleeve endings. The jacket shows amazing wear with paint loss on tag. Trumping its status as one of the earliest Colts gamers extant, remarkable game the metallic buttons, as well as separation along the interior lining. The manufacturer’s use is evident in the form of multiple team repairs attesting to the rigors in the trench- tagging has been removed from this vintage Charm City gridiron relic. es! Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

438. Billy Ray Smith, Sr. Mid-1960s Signed Game-Worn 439. Late-1970s Baltimore Colts Game-Issued Road Baltimore Colts Home Jersey - Full Miedema and JSA Jersey - Full Miedema LOA The last semblance of the glorious tradition that was Baltimore Colts football, quarter- A staple on vaunted Baltimore Colts defensive units during the franchise’s glorious back Bert Jones paced the NFL in passing yards (in 1976) and completions (in 1977) 1960s run, Arkansas native Billy Ray Smith, Sr. secured 16 fumble recoveries with the on the last two postseason runs before the franchise’s move to Indianapolis. This Colts admitted weekly goal of “nothing fancy, just a shutout.” Tried and true apparel from road jersey was issued to Jones during the late 1970s. The white mesh pullover gar- sacred Memorial Stadium, this Colts home jersey was worn and signed by Smith dur- ment features twill identifiers and proper “Medalist Sand-Knit” tagging. Full photo ing the 1960s. The blue durene pullover garment features twill identifiers, a crotch LOA from Dave Miedema. More on our website. flap and multiple team repairs. Smith has signed the front “7” in ballpoint (“9” Opening Bid $250.00 strength). Full photo LOAs from Dave Miedema and JSA. Opening Bid $250.00

440. Reese McCall 1978-1981 Baltimore Colts Game-Worn Home Jersey As gridiron heroes (and Memorial Stadium patrons) began to disappear in Baltimore, 441. 1970s Baltimore Colts Game-Worn Jersey Lot of (3) With tight end Reese McCall wore this Colts home jersey during the early portion (1978- Kunz, Hilton and White 1981) of his NFL career. The blue mesh pullover garment features “86” displayed on Before the Mayflower van left town in the middle of the night, these (3) Colts jerseys the front, back and sleeves in white appliqué and “McCALL” on a nameplate atop the were worn by Baltimore-based heroes whose fan base, cheerleaders, marching band back number in like fashion. On the left front tail, a Baltimore Colts exclusivity tag is and 2:00 kickoff teams were unique to the since-departed franchise. Includes: George accompanied by a “Medalist Sand-Knit” size “48” label. Moderate wear is evident. Kunz: 1975-1977 home jersey; Roy Hilton: early-1970s home jersey with outstand- Full photo LOA from Dave Miedema. ing game use; Stan White: late-1970s road jersey. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

76 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 442. 1950s-1960s Baltimore Colts Game-Worn Sideline Cape 443. 1970s Baltimore Colts Tough as nails, even rugged stalwarts Cheerleader Complete Ensemble like Art Donovan and Johnny Unitas With Mannequin needed a little help in braving those While it’s been more than three decades since the frigid Baltimore winters on 33rd and Colts departed Baltimore, the team’s tradition as Ellerslie. This 1950s/1960s sideline the first in the league with cheerleaders has come a cape provided ample protection for long way from the squad’s 1954 inception with Colts players from Sundays past. This crew-neck sweaters and pleated skirts. blue leather hooded garment features a Simultaneously selling sex and football, this 1970s wool lining and metal claps to facili- ensemble is a bold reminder that while the Colts’ tate fastening. Large enough to fit fortunes waned, there was always something to over shoulder pads and all, with no watch on the Memorial Stadium sidelines! With a sleeves and angled pockets on the full-size mannequin to facilitate display, the outfit inside, the cape features “BALTI- includes: shorts, nylons, boots, (2) vests, 10-gallon MORE COLTS” and a team logo hat and a blonde wig. screened upon the back. Solid game Opening Bid $200.00 wear! Opening Bid $400.00

444. 1983-1985 Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars USFL Game- Worn Jersey Lot of (5) With Landeta and Fusina Continuing in their cities’ championship football traditions, the USFL’s 445. University of Maryland Football 1980-2004 Bowl Game Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars appeared in all three of the ill-fated league’s title con- Jersey and Apparel Lot of (9) tests. These (5) jerseys were worn by Stars players in a league marked by summer The University of Maryland’s proud gridiron tradition is marked by a 1953 National schedules and sparse crowds. Includes: Chuck Fusina: 1983-1985 home; Sean Championship and 25 postseason bowl games. Here are (9) garments from some of Landeta: 1983-1985 home; (2) Willie Rossborough: 1984 home, 1984 road; David those matchups! Displaying varying degrees of wear, highlights include (3) jerseys Trout: 1985 road (autographed and worn in championship game at the with: 1984 Sun Bowl: Jeff Holinka; 2002 Peach Bowl: Andrew Wojcik; 2004 Senior Meadowlands). More on our website. Bowl: Madieu Williams. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

446. (3) 2010 447. University of Baltimore Maryland Colts Football Game- “Gearing Worn “Wounded Up For the Warrior Game” Project” Jerseys Collection In conjunction with of (8) Under Armour and the Back when the Wounded Warrior Colts ruled the Project, the University NFL from their of Maryland football Memorial squad wore camou- Stadium palace flage-style jerseys for in Baltimore, the November 20, fervent fans 2010 battle against came out en Florida State at Byrd masse or stayed glued to their television sets by the millions. In any case, Colt sup- Stadium. Here are (3) porters were well-equipped with stadium and home relics like these (8) vintage from that day! The reminders. Highlights include: Stadium Seat Back: ideal for those outfield bleachers, black mesh/dazzle cloth blend pullover garments feature twill identifiers with camou- this seat cushion features a hanged back and padded backrest; Thermos: a 13-1/2”- flage numerals and “values” (rather than surnames) atop the back. Includes: A.J. tall container perfect for hot chocolate in those winter months; Ice Bucket: with lid Francis: #96, “SERVICE”; Danny O’Brien: #5, “COUNTRY”; and Zachariah and handle; in original retail box. Kerr: #69, “HONOR.” More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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448. 1960-1961 Baltimore Colts “Jumbo” Promotional Bobblehead Doll - Rare! Peering to his left, this 1960- 1961 Baltimore Colts “Jumbo” promotional bobblehead doll casts a quizzical glance as if to ask, “Are there any of us left?” Well, to answer that question, “not many.” Standing 15”- tall (anywhere from 13-1/2” to 15” as the cra- nium nods with approval), the papier mâché keepsake is ball-toting fig- urine clad in his blue home jersey and horseshoe- themed helmet, reminders of that since-moved franchise whose glorious years were marked by the NFL’s first marching band and cheerleaders, the immortal Johnny Unitas and 2:00 kickoff times 449. John Mackey 1963 “Baltimore Colts Rookie of the Year” mandated by the Waverly neighborhood’s blue laws. As rare as the team’s attributes, Trophy “Jumbo” examples were displayed as point-of-sale advertisements and were not avail- Keen in their judgment of gridiron savvy and potential, the Baltimore Colts plucked able for retail sale. This survivor presents beautifully! More on our website. Syracuse tight end John Mackey as the 19th overall pick in the 1963 NFL Draft. W h i l e Opening Bid $900.00 seven of the players chosen ahead of Mackey would never earn Pro Bowl recognition, the Colts proved wise in their assessment as Mackey began a Hall of Fame career by hauling in 35 aerials for 726 yards and seven touchdowns in 1963. For his eff o r t s , Mackey was awarded this impressive trophy. Presented by the “Sports Boosters of Maryland” at a ceremony on August 3, 1964, the hardware measures 17”-tall with a sil- v e r-plated football affixed to a rectangular wooden base. On the facing, a silver- c o l o r e d plate has an engraved legend citing Mackey’s feat. This is a one-of-a-kind artifact from a since-departed franchise that once reigned supreme on 33rd Street! Opening Bid $500.00

450. 1970 Baltimore Colts Super Bowl V Ring Awarded to GM Don Klosterman Still reeling from the epic upset at the hands of the New York Jets, the 1970 Baltimore Colts went into Super Bowl V with a fresh focus and benefitted from a series of “firsts” in beating the Dallas Cowboys, 16-13 to claim the franchise’s first world title since the back-to-back triumphs of 1958-1959. Among the earliest and most coveted Super Bowl heirlooms, this ring was awarded to Colts General Manager Don Klosterman for his efforts in that championship endeavor. Crafted by Jostens, the 10- karat gold size 10 accessory showcases a sapphire facing on which the team’s horse- shoe logo surrounds a cubic zirconium stone. Flanking the ostentatious design, “BAL- TIMORE COLTS” and “WORLD CHAMPION” appear in raised characters. On the left shank, “1970 SUPER BOWL V” raised-letter proclamations are accented by a relief likeness of the Vince Lombardi Trophy. On the opposite shank, a Colts helmet 451. 1958 World Champion Baltimore Colts China Set With (5) and “COLTS 16 COWBOYS 13” are accompanied by a scroll design on which Pieces “KLOSTERMAN GEN MAN” appears in raised letters. Coming off a successful run Among the impressive hardware and well-deserved spoils bestowed upon the as an executive for the AFL’s Houston Oilers, Klosterman helped the Colts thrive in Baltimore Colts for their historic overtime triumph in the 1958 NFL title game, this his debut season in Baltimore. In the first-ever Super Bowl played on artificial turf China set is an unusual and incredibly well-preserved survivor. Crafted by the L.G. and the first following the AFL-NFL merger, another Colts “rookie” (kicker Jim Balfour Company, the (5) ceramic accessories showcase team logos and facsimile sig- O’Brien) provided the margin of victory with a 32-yard field goal in the waning sec- natures. Includes: Sugar Bowl (with lid); teacup; saucer; dessert plate; and dinner onds. Like the fond memories of the tense battle for which it was awarded, this ring plate (with a gilded perimeter). Pristine condition throughout! remains glorious in its every last detail. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $500.00

78 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 452. 1947-1949 453. 1962- Baltimore Colts 1964 AAFC Baltimore Publications/Tickets Colts Lot of (19) - “Kissing Including First-Ever Pair” Game Bobbleheads Issued at Baltimore’s hal- in Original lowed Memorial Stadium Box during the 1947-1949 run of Love and football the Baltimore Colts in the unite in this 1962- ill-fated AAFC, these (19) 1964 Baltimore artifacts are among the Colts “Kissing rarest survivors in the Pair” bobblehead hobby! Includes: (10) tandem. The 5”- Programs: (2) 1947 (includ- tall figurines are ing first-ever game); (6) properly clad: he 1948; and (2) 1949 (includ- in his Colts home ing Colts’ last-ever AAFC attire and she in a majorette ensemble. His magnet-lined cheek awaits her bright red game); (2) Media Guides: puckered lips. Decals are intact, colors are vibrant and the round gold-colored bases 1948 and 1949; (7) Ticket present well (a small chip on the girl’s base is very common to these examples). Free Stubs: (2) 1947 (both from of any cracks/chipping along the jaw lines, these are absolute beauties! Original retail first-ever game); (3) 1948; and (2) 1949. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 box accompanies. Opening Bid $250.00

455. 1940s-1970s Baltimore Colts Publication/Ticket Stub/Schedule Lot of (75) with Rare 1940s AAFC Examples Old Baltimore Colts fans stam- pede for this 1940s-1970s pub- lication/ticket stub/schedule lot of (75). Featured is a diverse selection of souvenirs includ- ing rare 1940s AAFC and 1950 one-year NFL franchise examples. Highlights are: (2) 1949 AAFC programs: 10/9 vs. “Dixie League” Charlotte 454. 1950s-1960s Baltimore Colts Jewelry Collection of (8) Hornets (NM), 11/14 vs. From the franchise’s glorious years in its original home, these (8) Baltimore Colts Chicago Rockets (EX); (2) jewelry items are pristine survivors from the days of Memorial Stadium and unrivaled 1950 defunct NFL franchise local pride. Includes: (5) Press Pins: 1961, 1962, 1963, 1967 and 1968; all with programs: 9/24 vs. Cleveland posts/nuts intact; Charm: a “1959 World Champions” accessory; Bracelet: a gold- Browns (VG-EX), 10/22 vs. colored rope-style chain with a logo charm; 1958 Championship Ring: in an 11”- Los Angeles Rams (EX-MT); diameter acrylic ball. (2) comic books: 1950 “first franchise” (VG-EX), 1962 “second franchise” (EX-MT). Opening Bid $250.00 More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

457. 1940s-1970s Baltimore Orioles/Colts Treasure Chest with Football “Kissing” Bobble-Head Baltimore boosters get a bang out of this 1940s-1970s Orioles/Colts memorabilia treas- ure chest. This well-preserved, vintage assortment includes a diverse mix of interesting base- ball and football souvenirs. Highlights are: 1960s Colts bob- ble-head player only “kissing pair” variety with gold base (EX-MT); c.1960s Gunther 456. Baltimore Colts Memorabilia Lot of (29) Beer 10x10 plastic Orioles dis- play (EX-MT); 1959 Orioles The Baltimore Colts never left town! Well, not as you browse these (29) souvenirs photo pack (12/12) average that hail from the team’s glorious years at Memorial Stadium. Highlights include: (NM-MT) with original enve- Stuffed Horse: an 8”-tall stuffed Colt with a fringe-lined “Baltimore Colts” saddle; lope; B. Powell 1979 check (18) Pinbacks: ranging from 1-1/4” to 3-1/2” diameter, including a 1964 Gino endorsed on reverse (“9”); 1964 Marchetti/Bill Pellington Day pin and a 1973 Johnny Unitas Day pin; 1964 Tray a 5- NFL Championship tiepin/cufflinks set (NM). More on our website. 1/4” diameter accessory with “Conference Champs” logo. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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458. 1966-1997 459. 1940s Baltimore University Orioles Post- of Maryland Season Ticket Letterman’s Stub Lot of (32) Sweater Big game events are From an era dur- on parade in this lot ing which a of (32) 1966-1997 wool sweater Baltimore Orioles adorned with a post-season ticket school letter pre- stubs. Highlights are: ceded the H2 World Series: 1966: Hummer and Game 3 (VG); (3) Cadillac 1969: Game 1 (GD), Escalade as a Game 2 (VG-EX) form of appreci- with deference to ation, this 1940s tape residue on University of reverse, Game 7 full Maryland letter- ticket (VG-EX); (2) man’s sweater is 1970: Game 3 (VG- a refreshing reminder of simpler times. The locally tailored black wool button-down EX), Game 5 (VG); (4) 1971: Game 1 (VG), Game 2 (FR-GD, tape residue), Game 6 garment features two front pockets and a sizable block-style “M” sewn to the left (VG), Game 7 (FR, tape); (5) 1979: Game 1 (GD), Game 2 (GD), Game 3 (VG), front in gold-colored pile. A vintage “Varsity Sport Shop” label resides within the col- Game 6 (VG), Game 7 (VG-EX); 1983: Game 2 (EX); All-Star Game: 1958 (VG- lar. This is a pristine survivor! EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

460. 1940s-1970s 461. 1920s- Baltimore Bullets 1970s BAA/NBA Memorabilia University of Treasure Chest with (2) Maryland BAA Programs & 1962 Multi-Sport S. Green Signed Letter Publication & Lock and load for the bidding Ticket Stub war that’s sure to arise over this Lot of (62) 1940s-1970s Baltimore Bullets Choice selections BAA/NBA memorabilia treasure make up the field chest. This incredible selection in this multi-sport of collectibles includes pro- lot of (62) 1920s- grams, ticket stubs, pins, photos, 1970s University of autographs and assorted sundries. Maryland publica- Highlights are: (2) BAA pro- tions and ticket grams: 1946-47 (VG), 1947-48 stubs. Featuring (GD-VG); (2) signed letters: captivating cover 1962 S. Green handwritten (“9”), art this desirable 1963 P. Hoffman TLS (“8-9”); group displays in overall appealing condition with a nice distribution of football, bas- (7) 1951-1953 “first franchise” ketball, baseball and track subjects. Highlights are: football programs: 12/7/29 vs. programs average (EX) with Western Maryland (GD-VG), (3) 10/18/51 vs. Navy (EX, (2) VG); other: 5/2/36 11/15/50 signed by D. Mehen “Field Day” program with C. Keller (EX), 12/29/51 Sugar Bowl brochure (VG); 1955 (“8”). No signature authentication due to time/costs. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 football guide with B. Pellegrini (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

463. 1947-1981 Baltimore Hockey Program/Photo/ Autograph Lot of (39) “Charm City” skates to the fore in the minor league hockey collection. Offered is a 1947-1981 Baltimore minor league hockey pro- gram/photo/autograph lot of (39). Highlights are: home programs: 1947-48 (VG- 462. 1965 Si Green Trade Agreement Signed by Red Auerbach EX, writing), 1962-63 play- and Buddy Jeannette - Full JSA offs (GD), 1966-67 playoffs (VG-EX, writing), 1971-72 His name sealed in infamy as the player chosen before Bill Russell in the 1956 NBA playoffs (VG-EX); Clippers Draft, Si Green actually joined Russell for the 1965-66 season. This contract secured as visitors programs: 1966- Green’s services (albeit briefly) that season and is signed by hoops legends Red 67 playoffs Auerbach (signed “Arnold Auerbach”) and Buddy Jeannette. Composed on an 8-1/2 x (GD-VG), 1969-70 Buffalo 9-1/2” sheet, the document has printed legal details and typewritten specifics. At the Bisons (VG), 1970-71 Springfield Kings (GD); Baltimore Blades programs: (3) conclusion, the aforementioned icons have signed in blue ballpoint (both “9-10” 1947-75 average (EX). More on our website. strength). Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

80 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 464. Baltimore Clippers Mid-1970s Game- Worn Home Sweater Their tenure marked by a fervent fan base whose civic pride prompted a “fight song” (composed by a classically trained Peabody stu- dent), the Clippers are now but a memory in hockey-starved Baltimore. Those nights 465. Peter Lee 1982-83 Game-Worn Road of beer and brawls at the Civic Center are alive and well, however, as you behold this Sweater Clippers home sweater worn during the franchise’s financially turbulent times during Anomalies unite in this lot that combines professional , Baltimore and an the mid-1970s! The white dureen pullover garment features “CLIPPERS” angled -born player. Specifically, this Baltimore Skipjacks road jersey was worn by across the front in black-on-orange twill and “8” sewn to the back and sleeves in like right winger Peter Lee during the 1982-83 season. The black mesh pullover garment fashion. Black-and-orange accents and consistent with the city’s baseball counterparts. features “Baltimore” embroidered to a gold-colored twill plate on the chest and “10” The V-neck is comprised of black stretch ribbed cotton and the interior is home to a sewn to the back in gold-on-white twill. Team logo patches adorn the sleeves, as do vintage size “44” tag. Absolutely punishing game use is evident throughout! More on black-on-white twill “10” identifiers. Solid game wear is evident on this Charm City our website. classic! More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

466. Mitch 467. Wayne Wilson 1986- Gagne 1987- 87 Baltimore 88 Skipjacks Baltimore Game-Worn Skipjacks Home Game-Worn Sweater Home With obscure Sweater teams such as the A legend on the “Kelowna frozen pond at Buckaroos,” Western “Wichita Wind” Michigan and “Las Vegas University, Aces” among 13 Toronto-born different suitors defenseman throughout his Wayne Gagne lengthy profes- went on to a pro- sional ice hockey fessional career career, former center Mitch Wilson was among the game’s most well-traveled players. during which he spent the 1987-88 campaign in Baltimore and wore this Skipjacks Along the way, he wore this Baltimore Skipjacks home sweater during the 1986-87 home sweater. The white knit pullover garment features appliqué identifiers, black- season. The white mesh pullover garment features black and gold accents and and-gold accents and Maryland state flag patches. Tailored by “Athletic Sewing,” the appliqué identifiers. Tailored by “Cooper,” the AHL gamer shows phenomenal wear! size “XL” apparel item shows punishing game use! More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

469. Greivis Vásquez 2009-10 University of Maryland Signed Game-Worn Warm-Up Jacket and Shoes Fear the Turtle! This University of Maryland warm- 468. Late-1980s/Early-1990s Baltimore Skipjacks Game-Worn up jacket and shoes were worn Sweater Lot of (2) With T. Taylor and Vykoukal and signed by Worn by draft choices as they polished their skills in the Greivis Vásquez during the 2009-10 campaign, the guard’s senior season in which he , these hockey sweaters include: Tim Taylor: home sweater, became the Terrapins’ second all-time leading scorer. Includes: Warm-Up Jacket: a number “17” with “Maska” size “54” tag; Jiri Vykoukal: road sweater, number “19” black satin-like button-down garment with “MARYLAND” arched across the chest with “Maska” size “54” tagging and alternate captain “A” identifier. Both micromesh and a state flag-themed logo on the back. Vásquez has signed the back logo in black pullover garments have twill identifiers and five-point star patterns fashioned after the marker (“9” strength); Shoes: Under Armour size “13” accessories; each signed in apparel worn by the parent club. Nice game use! More on our website. black marker (“10” strength). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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470. 1951 Topps 471. 1956 Magic & 1958 Topps & 1958 Football Complete Topps Sets Football Powerhouse tandem of 1951 Complete Topps Magic and 1958 Topps Sets with Football complete sets. Highlights include 1951 (2) PSA Topps Magic set: (75/75, Graded 20% EX or better, 30% VG- Stars & EX, 25% VG, 25% GD or lesser, all scratched) with #1 Checklist/ Monahan RC (VG), #10 Contest Janowicz RC (VG), #48 G. Cards Young RC (VG-EX); 1958 Early tandem of 1956 and 1958 Topps Football complete sets including a pair of PSA Topps set: (132/132, 10% graded stars. Highlights include 1956 Topps set: (120/120, 20% EX-MT or better, NM or better, 40% EX-MT, 20% EX, 30% VG-EX, 30% VG or lesser, plus four checklist/contest cards) with #1 30% EX, 20% VG-EX or less- Carson SP (GD), #22 Cardinals Team SP (VG), #41 R. Brown RC (EX-MT), #60 L. er) with #22 Unitas (VG-EX), Moore RC SP (VG), #61 Redskins Team SP (EX-MT), NNO CL (VG), NNO Contest #62 J. Brown RC (VG), #66 1 (GD), NNO Contest 2 (VG), NNO Contest 3 (VG-EX); 1958 Topps set: (132/132, Starr (VG-EX), #73 Gifford 20% EX-MT or better, 25% EX, 30% VG-EX, 25% VG or lesser) with #22 Unitas (VG), #86 Tittle (EX-MT) and (PSA 4), #62 J. Brown RC (VG), #66 Starr (PSA 6) and #90 Jurgensen RC (VG). #90 Jurgensen RC (VG-EX). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

472. 1954- 473. 1962 Post Cereal NFL 1962 Topps, Complete Set of (200) Cards Bowman & Solid 1962 Post Cereal NFL complete Post Football set of (200) cards. This meticulously extracted edition is superior to other Shoebox similar sets when infrequently offered. Collection of With deference to faint pencil marks (804) Cards along the upper right corners of 15-20% of the cards, this set otherwise over- with Brown, whelmingly presents in the (EX-MT to Unitas & NM) range with razor-sharp corners and Starr clean edges. Highlights include #10 T. Pigskin parade of Moore SP (EX-MT), #28 Shofner SP (804) 1954-1962 (NM), #29 Tittle SP (EX-MT), #41 Topps, Bowman Richardson SP (NM), #59 Schmidt SP and Post football (EX-MT), #61 J. Brown (NM), #62 Fiss cards featuring luminaries such as J. Brown, Unitas and Starr. Highlights include 1955 SP (NM), #74 S. Baker SP (EX-MT, Bowman: #62 Blanda (VG); 1955 Topps All-American: (39 cards, majority VG-EX) black asterick), #93 D. Baker SP (NM), with #1 Hickman RC (EX-MT), #6 Kinnick RC (VG), #12 Graham (GD), #16 Rockne #103 St. Clair SP (NM), #110 Coia SP (VG), #100 Henry RC SP (EX); 1956 Topps: #53 Gifford (EX), #61 Redskins Team (FR, reverse writing), #111 Ditka SP SP (VG); 1958 Topps: (170 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #22 Unitas (EX- (NM), #117 Morris SP (EX-MT), #133 MT), #66 Starr (EX-MT); 1959 Topps: (370 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with #1 Tracy SP (NM), #135 Clarke SP (NM), (2) #139 Green SP (one EX-MT, one PR, Unitas (VG), #10 J. Brown (EX-MT), #23 Starr (EX-MT), (5) #130 Tittle (average reverse glue residue), #145 Tubbs SP (NM), #184 Tarkenton (NM), #186 Youso SP EX-MT) and #140 B. Mitchell RC (NM). More on our website. (EX-MT) #193 Krakoski SP (EX-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

474. 1966 Topps Football 475. 1973-1980 Topps Complete Set of (132) Cards Football Complete with (20) SGC Graded—Sharp! Run of (8) Sets Investment grade 1966 Topps Football com- Find the end zone with this plete set of (132) cards with (20) SGC graded. run of (8) 1973-1980 Topps This delicate wood-bordered edition is razor- Football complete sets. With sharp with virtually untouched corners and exception to the 1973 and edges. Several additional viable candidates for 1974 series averaging (EX- third-party professional grading are delivered MT to NM), the remaining in this assembly. The overall approximate editions each present (NM) or condition breakdown for the ungraded portion better. Highlighted keys is as follows: 30% (NM-MT or better), 45% include 1973 Topps: #89 F. (NM) and 25% (EX-MT or lesser) with scat- Harris RC (NM), #487 Stabler tered instances of wax staining dispersed RC (EX-MT); 1975 Topps: throughout. Included are: #15 Funny Ring C L #282 Swann RC (EX-MT), (SGC 80), #26 Kemp (NM), #48 Blanda (EX- #367 Fouts RC (EX-MT), MT), #61 CL (EX), #67 Dawson (NM-MT), #416 Theismann RC (NM); #75 O. Taylor RC (NM), #95 Maynard (SGC 1976 Topps: #148 Payton RC 92), #96 N a m a t h (SGC 84), #104 Biletnikoff (EX-MT), #115 Otto (SGC 92), #11 9 (NM); 1977 Topps: #177 Alworth (NM), #132 CL (VG); SGC 96 Commons: (2 cards, both 1 of 1, none better) Largent RC (NM); 1978 with #66, 126; SGC 92 Commons: (2 cards) with #94 (1 of 1, none better), 114 (1 of Topps: #315 Dorsett RC 3, one better); SGC 88 Commons: (9 cards) with 11, 87 (none better), 88 (none better), (NM) and 1979 Topps: #390 90, 92 (none better), 103, 107, 110 (none better), 111; SGC 86 Commons: (2 cards) E. Campbell RC (NM). More with 49 None better), 97 and SGC 84 Common: 43. on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $250.00

82 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 476. (5) 1935 National Chicle Football SGC Graded Cards with #1 Dutch Clark & (2) High Numbers Early leatherheads hit pay dirt with these (5) 1935 National Chicle Football singles. Each graded by SGC. Included are lovely rendi- tions of SGC 55: #30 Caddel; SGC 10: #1 D. 477. 1958 APBA Pro Football League & 1962 NFL Color Team Clark; SGC Authentic: (3 cards) with #15 Photo Sets Ciccone, #22 Kelley and #33 E. Smith. Vintage Team Collectors! Promising pair of 1958 APBA Pro Football League and Opening Bid $150.00 1962 NFL color team photo sets. Included are 1958 APBA Pro Football League: (360 cards, average EX-MT, 40% pencil writing in original sleeves) with (30) Bears, (30) Browns, (30) Cardinals, (30) Colts, (30) Eagles, (30) Giants, (30) Lions, (30) Packers, (30) Rams, (30) Redskins, (30) Steelers, (30) 49ers and 1962 NFL Color 8x10 Team Photos: (14/14, average EX-MT to NM). Opening Bid $200.00

479. 1962 & 1963 Post Cereal CFL Collection with Near/Partial Sets, Album and Panel Offbeat 1962 and 1963 Post Cereal CFL collection with near/partial sets, album and panel. Highlights include 1962 Post CFL near: (123/137, average GD to VG, 50% reverse glue/tape residue or paper loss) with #1 Clark (GD, White Back), #24 R. Jackson (VG), #57 Faloney (NM), #113 Parker (EX-MT); 1963 Post CFL partial: (110/160, average VG, 30% reverse glue/tape residue, paper loss); 478. (4) 1962 Post Cereal NFL Shortprints—All SGC Graded 1963 Post CFL Panel: (5 Finish your 1962 Post Cereal set with this quartet of SGC graded shortprints. Included cards, presents VG) with #34, are meticulously cut versions of #10 T. Moore SP (SGC 45) #74 S. Baker SP (SGC 42, 56, 118, 137 and 1963 60, Black Asterisk, only graded), #111 Ditka RC SP (SGC 55, 1 of 2, three better) and Post CFL Album: (presents #193 Krakoski SP (SGC 88, 1 of 2, one better). EX-MT to NM). More on our Opening Bid $200.00 website. Opening Bid $250.00

481. 1967-1968 Topps Milton Bradley Football Complete Set of (33) Cards Issued as part of a “generous supply” of trading cards for the Win-A-Card game, the offered 1967-1968 Topps Milton Bradley Football com- plete set of (33) cards is quick- ly picking up steam among advanced hobbyists. This edi- tion averages (VG-EX to EX) quality and includes #13 480. 1963 Post Cereal CFL Complete Set of (160) Cards in Buoniconti (VG-EX), #28 Shaw (VG-EX), #71 Original Album Buchanan (VG), #98 Namath Tough 1963 Post Cereal CFL complete set of (160) cards in the original album. While (VG), #103 Lamonica (VG), the conditions of the blank reverses are obviously unknown, the radiant obverses gen- #106 Biletnikoff (VG-EX) and erally exhibit (EX-MT to NM) presentation. The French text album presents in (EX) #125 Mix (VG-EX) as the condition with tightly attached inner pages to the staple binding. Better names include keys. The entire 1968 Topps #25 Russ Jackson, #38 Jackie Parker, #59 Bernie Faloney, #69 Angelo Mosca and Milton Bradley series of three #154 Joe Kapp. sports is available over three Opening Bid $250.00 lots in this auction. Opening Bid $150.00

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482. 1961 Fleer & 483. (10) 1964-1971 NFL 1974 Topps Football Coke Caps Complete Uncut Sheets Team Sets Display this tandem of Quench your collecting thirst with 1961 Fleer and 1974 Topps these (10) 1964-1971 NFL Coke Football uncut sheets. Caps complete sets. Unless noted, These full-size printing the Coke (both regular and King press survivors are com- Size) caps generally present in the prised of (12) eleven-card (EX to EX-MT) range. Included are rows. Included are 1961 1964 Giants Team, (35/35, average Fleer Series 2 Uncut VG), 1964 NFL All-Stars with J. Sheet: (varying levels of Brown (44/44), 1964 NFL Team creasing throughout) with Emblems (14/14), 1965 Redskins #117 Layne, #155 Kemp, Team (36/36), 1965 NFL All-Stars (2) #166 Blanda, #188 (34/34, average NM) with Unitas; Flores RC, (2) #197 Otto RC (one creased), (2) #215 Maynard RC (creased); 1974 1966 Bears (36/36) with Butkus, Topps Uncut sheet: (varying levels of creasing throughout) with #150 Unitas Sayers; 1966 Browns (36/36), 1966 Jets (35/35) with Namath; 1966 NFL All-Stars (crease), #215 Spurrier (crease), #220 F. Harris (crease) and #230 Butkus. (34/34) and 1971 Packers (22/22). Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

484. (4) 1956-1992 Chicago 485. 1971-1976 Topps Football Bears Framed Football Card Near, Partial & Starter Set Run Displays with Payton RC of (3368) Cards with Dupes Allow the “Monsters of the Midway” Smash the line with this clean 1971-1976 into your home with these (4) 1956- Topps Football near, partial and starter set 1992 Chicago Bears football card dis- run of (3368) cards with dupes. Highlights plays. Each group has been expertly include 1972 Topps start e r : (97 cards, framed and matted to varying dimen- median EX-MT, one dupe) with #55 A . sions from 14x24 to 16x19. The cards Manning RC (EX-MT), #65 Plunkett RC are fastened by clear archival corner (EX), #106 Alzado RC (EX); 1973 To p p s mounts. Highlights include 1.) Walter s t a rt e r : (337/528, average VG, 335 dupes); Payton (9 cards) from 1976-1987 Topps 1974 Topps near: (456/528, average EX to (rookie is creased, others average EX- E X - M T, 22/26, checklists, 725 duplicates); MT to NM), 1992 Upper Deck Heroes; and 1975 Topps part i a l : (428/528, average 2.) 1956 Topps “Football Legends” (10 E X - M T to NM, 299 dupes) with #282 cards) with Blanda, George RC and Swann RC (EX-MT), (2) #367 Fouts RC Tunnell (surfaces average VG-EX). (both NM), #416 Theismann RC (NM-MT). More on our website. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

486. (6) 1973-1985 Topps 487. (3292) 1978-1985 Football Complete Sets with Topps Football Card Payton RC Collection with Many Showcased are (6) 1973-1985 Topps Stars Football complete sets. Highlights include Hit pay dirt with this abundant 1973 Topps set: (average EX-MT) with 1978-1985 Topps Football collec- #89 F. Harris RC (NM), #400 Namath tion of (3292) cards. This gather- (VG-EX), #487 Stabler RC (EX-MT); ing averages (NM) quality 1976 Topps set: (average NM) with #148 throughout and will yield hun- Payton RC (NM); 1977 Topps set: (aver- dreds of stars. Highlights include age NM) with #177 Largent RC (NM), 1978 Topps: (930 cards) with #360 Payton (EX-MT); 1982 Topps set: #200 Payton; 1979 Topps: (6) (average NM-MT) with #434 L. Taylor #390 E. Campbell RC, (3) #480 RC (NM); 1984 Topps set: (average NM- Payton; 1980 Topps: (937 cards) MT) with #63 Elway RC (NM-MT), #123 with (10) #160 Payton; 1981 Marino RC (NM-MT) and 1985 Topps Topps: (445 cards) with (17) set: (average NM-MT). More on our #400 Payton, (27) #500 Dorsett; 1982 Topps: (7) #302 Payton, (2) #488 Montana website. (one EX) and 1985 Topps: (784 cards) with (7) #314 Marino. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

488. 1989-2013 Goal Line 489. (190) 1980s-Modern Art Pro Football Hall of Football Graded Cards with Fame Art Series Complete Many Key Rookies Set Run Cantonian greats and fantasy favorites As football’s answer to the Perez- headline these (190) 1980s-modern football Steele set, Gary Thomas crafted true graded cards. Several key rookies, inserts masterpieces when he released the and parallels are dispersed throughout. offered 1989-2013 Goal Line Art Pro Highlights include 1989 Score: (3) #257 B. Football Hall of Fame Art Series Sanders RC (PSA 9, (2) PSA 8), (6) #270 complete set run. Each Series 1-6 Aikman RC (all PSA 8); 1990 Fleer Update postcard sized treasure presents (NM- #U-40 E. Smith RC (PSA 9), (2) 1991 MT) and are housed in their original Stadium Club #94 Favre RC (both PSA 8), storage boxes. Additionally, each 1994 Select #200 Faulk RC (BGS 9.5), Series 1-6 postcard is serially num- 1998 SP Authentic #18 R. Moss RC (PSA bered #0673/5000. The “extended” 1996-2013 sets come from the same subscriber but 9), 1998 Topps #360 P. Manning RC (BGS are not individually numbered. Of the “extended” series the following are factory 9) and 1998 Topps Chrome #165 P. sealed: 1997, 2000, 2001 and 2004-2013. Manning RC (PSA 10). More on our web- Opening Bid $250.00 site. Opening Bid $250.00

84 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 490. 1933 Correspondence Composed and Signed by NFL President Joe Carr - Full JSA and PSA/DNA 9 An innovative executive in baseball, basketball and football, former NFL President Joe Carr garnered most of his recognition and accolades in the latter arena. This typewritten cor- respondence was composed 491. 1949 Philadelphia Eagles NFL Champion Team-Signed and signed by Carr (d.1939) prior to the 1933 Football with (37) Autographs Including Neale with Full JSA season, the league’s first The conquering 1949 Philadelphia Eagles take flight with the offered team-signed with multiple divisions and football with (37) autographs. These high-grade black ink scripts are placed uni- scheduled postseason play. formly across two panels of the white Rawlings 60S collegiate sphere. Although the Dated “March 5, 1933” and official pigskin does not hold air, the bold signatures average (“8-9”) in both typewritten on a crisp 8-1/2 strength and clarity. Such NFL championship balls from the 1940s are exceedingly x 11” sheet of “The difficult to find in any condition, let alone with such instantly readable and bold ” letterhead, the letter has excellent football content regard- endorsements. Highlights include Armstrong (“8-9”), Bednarik (“8”), Douglas (“8- ing Red Grange and Bronko Nagurski. At the conclusion, Carr’s black-ink penning 9”), Kilroy (“8”), Neale (“8-9”), Pihos (“9”), Scott (“8”, Arkansas Olympian), has been Graded 9 by PSA/DNA. Among the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s most fleet- Thompson (“8-9”), Van Buren (“8”) and Wojciechowicz (“9”). Full photo LOA from ing signatures, this is arguably the most potent Carr signature extant. Full photo LOAs JSA. More on our website. from PSA/DNA and JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $500.00

I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 492. Jim Brown 1957 Cleveland Browns NFL Contract From His Rookie Season Signed by Jim Brown and Bert Bell - Full JSA Plucked by the Cleveland Browns in the opening round of the 1957 NFL Draft, Syracuse product Jim Brown made the most of a nine-year NFL career, retiring as the career leader in rushing touchdowns (106), career rushing yards (12,312) and single-season rushing yards (1863). While those standards have since been eclipsed as schedules have increased from 12 to 14 to 16 games, Brown remains the only player to average more than 100 yards per game for an entire career. So while the consensus echoes that Brown is the greatest player in NFL history, the offered document is arguably the most significant artifact in the circles of Jim Brown memorabilia. This is the actual contract that secured Brown’s services during his rookie season with the Cleveland Browns.

Equal parts historic and amazing, the crisp yellow page measures 8 x 19-5/8” with normal horizontal compacting folds. Entitled “NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDARD PLAYERS CONTRACT,” the document features printed legal details and typewritten specifics whose bullet points include: “JIMMY BROWN,” “1957” and “CLEVELAND BROWNS INC.” A hand- written notation lists Brown’s “$12,000” annual stipend. At the conclusion, the assembly of endorsements takes your breath away. On the lower left, legendary NFL Commissioner Bert Bell (d.1959) has signed in blue ink (“9-10” strength). On the right side, both Cleveland Browns scout Richard Gallagher (“10” strength) and Jim Brown (“10” strength) have signed in blue ballpoint. Executed on lines reserved for “Witness,” there are two unidentified signatures. On the reverse, a handwritten legend reads: “In consideration for signing this contract the Cleveland Browns Inc., agree to pay Jim Brown $3000.00 (three thousand dollars) at his option (as a bonus for signing this contract). This addendum has been endorsed by both Gallagher (“10” strength) and Brown (“9” strength). Correct in their enthusiasm and anticipation of Brown’s exploits, the Browns were rewarded as their fullback paced the league in rushing yards (942), rushing touchdowns (9) and rushing yards per game (78.5) during his rookie season. Brown was to lead the league in rushing for his first five seasons and in eight of his nine seasons before retiring at the age of 29. Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve (estimated value: $15,000-$25,000). Opening Bid $5000.00

493. Super Bowl II Green Bay vs. Oakland Full-Size Pennant - Extremely Rare! Picking up on legendary executive Lamar Hunt’s reference, this Super Bowl II pennant is an incredibly scarce and well-preserved survivor. Cited as “Extremely Rare” in Mike Egner’s 2013 Vintage Pennant Price Guide II, this full-size red felt banner was crafted for vendor sales at the January 14, 1968 world championship game between NFL champion Green Bay and upstart AFL representative Oakland. A ball-toting figure is displayed in fluorescent green and pink hues with “SUPER BOWL” in multi-col- ored characters. This is among the earliest “Super Bowl” souvenirs, as the game was officially titled the “AFL-NFL Championship” until the third installment, but was referred to by Hunt as the “Super Bowl” (a title which the media readily embraced). Appliqué identifiers are crack-free, colors are vibrant and the blue spine is intact. An absolute stunner! Opening Bid $900.00

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495. 1966 Green Bay Packers Super Bowl 1 Champion Team- 494. 1963 University of Texas Football National Champion Signed Football with (25+) Signatures Including Lombardi Team-Signed Football with (57) Autographs This 1966 Green Bay Packers team-signed football features (25+) signatures of these The “eyes of Texas” are upon the offered 1963 University of Texas Football national Super Bowl 1 Champions. The Spalding Triple Lined 329 sphere is penned throughout champion team-signed football with (57) autographs. The black ballpoint signatures are in black ink with the majority of the signatures averaging (“6-7”) execution. Although etched across the well preserved souvenir pigskin with the autographs averaging (“7-8”). the pigskin does not hold air and a handful of signatures have faded, the majority of Although the ball does not hold air, the canvas is absent of any significant cracking or the scripts are instantly readable. Highlights include Adderley (“6-7”), Gregg (“6”) H. other obtrusive wear. Keys include Appleton, Carlisle, Ford, Lammons, Koy, Nobis, Jordan (“7”), Lombardi (“6”), Nitschke (“7”) and Starr (“8”). Full photo LOA from R o y a l, Sands, Sauer and Wade. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $250.00

496. (4) Football HOFer Signed 3x5 Index Cards with 497. (4) Football HOFer Signed 3x5 Index Cards with Guyon— Lombardi & McNally—All Full JSA All Full JSA Championship NFL play and coaching marked the careers of this revered quartet of Beef up your bona fide football autograph collection with this lot of (4) certified football HOFers. Offered are (4) signed 3x5 unlined index cards with: Arnie Herber HOFer signed 3x5 index cards. Present are: “Paddy” Driscoll (d.1971, “9”) signed as (d.1969, “9”) with “Kindest regards” salutation; Vince Lombardi (d.1970, “7-8”) 3-1/2 “John L. Driscoll” on an unlined card; Albert Edwards (d.1973, “8-9”) signed as x 1” cut stapled neatly to a 3x5 card, staples do not contact the signature; John “Turk Edwards” on an unlined card; Joe Guyon (d.1971, “8-9”) signed as “Joseph McNally (d.1985, “9”) with “Blood” inscription; and A. Earle Neale (d.1973, “8-9”) Guyon” on a 3x1 check cut taped to an unlined card, tape does not contact signature; with “Greasy” and extensive career highlights inscriptions. All with individual full A. Earle Neale (d.1973, “9-10”) signed as “Earle “Greasy” Neale” on a lined card. All photo LOAs from JSA. with individual full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

498. Football 499. 1989-2012 Goal Line HOFer Art Football HOF Art Signed 3x5 Series 1-6 Sets Plus (10) Index Card Extended with (43) Signed Lot of (43) The majesty of professional football with Halas, is captured with these 1989-2012 Goal Line Art HOF Art Series 1-6 Lyman, sets plus (10) “extended” supple- Trafton & ments. Forty-three Cantonian legends Tunnell have inscribed their likenesses with the autographs averaging (“9”) or Lay the founda- better. Several subjects added induc- tion for a football tion dates as inscriptions. The cards Hall of Fame have various serial numbers and gen- autograph collec- erally present (NM). Included are tion with lot of Series 1-6 (Series 5 and 6 are housed (43) HOFer in different series’ boxes) plus signed 3x5 index “extended” supplements for 1995, cards. Loaded 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003 (2012 with long retired legends including (38) who have joined the ranks of the departed this box), 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2011. significant selection shows remarkable average (“9-10”) signature quality. Highlights Highlights include #6 J. Brown, #9 are: Paul Brown, “Dutch“ Clark, “Red” Grange, George Halas, Bobby Layne, “Link” Fears, #38 Dawson, #64 E. Lyman, Wayne Millner, “Bronko” Nagurski, Joe Stydahar, George Trafton and Emlen Campbell, #203 Rooney and #225 B. Tunnell. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Sanders. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

86 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 500. 2005 Topps All- Set of (91) Cards with (61) Signed Support your alma mater with the offered 2005 Topps 502. (15) Washington Redskins Signed All-American 501. Walter Payton Single-Signed Jerseys & Balls Football set of (91) Football - Full JSA District faithful will clamor for these (15) Washington cards with (61) Smooth, quick and deceptive in eluding defenders Redskins signed jerseys and balls. These autographs signed including throughout his Hall of Fame career, Soldier Field leg- each present (“8-9”) or better. Included are Signed (17) Hall of end Walter Payton was also quite punishing to would- Redskins Jerseys: (9 pieces, Reebok Authentic size L Famers. The auto- be tacklers brave enough to get in his path. Never one or XL with retail tags, all signed on back numbers) with graphs average (“9”) and include #1 Fouts, 3, #4 Page, to run out of bounds or slide to avoid contact, Payton (3) Lloyd, Macklin, (2) Springs (one white), #5 Eller, 7, #11 E. Campbell, 12, #14 Newsome, #16 (d.1999) went “full contact” with this bold autograph, Washington, (2) Wynn; Signed Redskins Balls: (6 Hendricks, #17 L. Taylor, 20, 21 (signed on back), 23, as well! Executed in silver marker on a “Wilson” balls, all two-toned souvenir and deflated, unless noted) #24 Hornung, #25 J. Brown, #26 Lilly, #27 Renfro, #28 Official NFL Pete Rozelle signature model football, with K. Campbell, (2) Macklin, L. Marshall, Rypien Butkus, #30 Sayers, #31 Griese, 32, 33, 36-42, #43 R. Payton’s scriptings projects (“9-10”) potency and is (painted Super Bowl XXVI, does not hold air) and White, 44, #45 Singletary, 49-51, 53, 54, 57, #62 accompanied by his inscription of “34.” Full photo Springs. Auction LOA from JSA. Matthews, 63-66, 68, #69 Heyward (certified), 71-74, LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $100.00 78, 80-86 and 88-91. Auction LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

505. NFL/Redskins Photographer Bill Wood’s Original Photos & Press Credentials Feast your eyes on this exciting group of (26) Type I NFL foot- ball photos 503. (11) Multi/Single-Signed Full-Size and (23) & Mini Riddell Helmets with J. Brown 504. (3) 1920s-1940s Vintage Football official Memorabilia Pieces with (2) Games press cre- & Montana dentials. Hard-hitting collection of (11) multi/single-signed full- Leatherheads command the gridiron with these (3) Taken dur- size and mini Riddell Helmets. Unless noted, each 1920s-1940s memorabilia pieces. Highlights include 1.) ing the autograph presents (“8”) or better. Included are Full- circa 1920s-1930s Gimbel Brothers football kicker 1980s-1990s by Maryland based photojournalist Bill Size: Aikman (“7”, Cowboys), M. Allen (Raiders, HOF game. The 7” metallic figure rests on a 3-1/2 metallic Wood, the gorgeous 8x10 photos capture various 03), Stabler (Alabama Roll Tide); Mini: J. Brown and felt base. Displays moderate paint chipping and Washington Redskins and opponents in dynamic game (Browns), Griese (Dolphins, HOF’ 90), Huarte (Notre abrasions throughout including the original football, but action. Wood’s impressive resume includes the NFL, Dame), D. Jones (Rams, HOF ‘80), McNair (Titans), is in perfect working order; 2.) circa 1920s-1930s the Redskins, ESPN magazine and several other major Montana (7”, slight smearing, Hall of Fame), Swann Hustler Toys Intercollegiate Football game. The tin periodicals. Highlight photos are: (8) post season with (Hall of Fame, Peace!) and multi-signed Raiders with contest measures 9 x 13-1/2” and presents in excellent 1987 NFC Championship; D. Williams/N. Reagan; D. Branch, Flores, Hubbard, Villapiano and Wisniewski. condition. The spinners are in perfect working order. Marino; (2) L. Taylor; P. Simms. More on our website. Individual JSA cert cards accompany. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

506. 1940s-1960s Nate Fine (Redskins Photographer) Archive of (400+) Items For more than a half-century, Nate Fine captured the essence of Washington Redskins foot- ball as the franchise’s photogra- pher. Mr. Fine covered every game (with the exception of a 1944 exhibition) from 1937 through 1987 and shot D.C. gridiron icons in both the trenches and in various other settings. Presented is a (400+) 1940s-1960s archive relating to the influential photojournalist. Included are (4) albums with various artifacts relating to Fine’s life and times affixed inside. Included are numerous and mixed items including airline passes, letters, newspaper clippings, photographs (various dimensions), pins, press passes, program covers and many additional sundry trinkets. Being that these keepsakes are adhered to the album pages, the conditions of the reverses are unknown. Opening Bid $200.00

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507. 1950 508. 1952 Bread For Royal Health Desserts Basketball Basketball SGC Graded Complete Near Set of Set of (8/8) (31/32) Bread SGC Labels Graded Pioneers of the Cards with early National Highest Basketball Graded Association are front-and-center Mikan on the offered Headlined by the highest graded version of the bespectacled “Mr. Basketball”, this 1950 Bread For 1952 Royal Desserts complete set of (8/8) cards is perfect for the die-hard vintage Health Basketball basketball collector. Each graded by SGC. Included among these carefully hand-cut SGC graded near set of (31/32) bread labels. With exception to Mikan, each artifact horizontal cards are SGC 70: Schaus (1 of 1, none better); SGC 60: (2 cards) with #2 is the only graded by the grading service. Included are SGC 40: (4 labels) with McGuire (1 of 1, none better), #8 Jeannette (1 of 1, none better); SGC 50: #6 Mikan Davies, Gilmer, Hale, Kinney; SGC 35: Livingstone; SGC 30: Walker; SGC 20: (4 (1 of 1, none better); SGC 45: #5 Fulks (1 of 1, none better); SGC Authentic: (3 labels) with Boryla, Cervi, Hoffman, Jeanette; SGC 10: (14 labels) with Armstrong, cards) with #3 Nichols (1 of 2, one better, reverse tape), #4 Brian (1 of 1, four better) Beard, Budko, Fulks, Groza, McKinney, Phillip, Risen, Schaus, Scolari, Senesky, and #7 Pollard (1 of 4, two better). With exception to the noted, the blank cardboard Simmons, Vance, Zaslofsky; SGC Authentic: (7 labels) with Gallatin, Eddelman, reverses are clean. Ferrin, Lavelli, Miasek, Mikan and Seymour. Missing only Schayes for completion. Opening Bid $900.00 Opening Bid $2500.00

509. 1954-55 Gunther Beer 510. 1957-58 Baltimore Bullets Complete Kahn’s Wieners Set of (11) Cards with (9) Basketball Graded Including (9) Signed Complete Set of Charm City sports fans of the 1950s (11) SGC Graded were treated to the offered 1954-55 Cards Gunther Beer Baltimore Bullets complete Inaugural 1957-58 set of (11) cards, nine of which are grad- Kahn’s Basketball com- ed by SGC. With a population of two or plete set of (11) SGC less per each card, this series will draw graded cards. Each card considerable interest from those early has a population of two basketball historians with an eye for the or less with the majority obscure. Interestingly, nine cards are being the only graded signed with the scripts averaging (“7”) by the third-party potency. Unless noted, each card is auto- appraiser. Included are graphed. Included are SGC 60: (4 cards) SGC 40: (6 cards) with with Bee, Han, Houbregs (Hall of Duckett, King, Famer), Roges; SGC 55: Bolger Lovellette, Ricketts, (unsigned); SGC 50: Uplinger Twyman, Wanzer; SGC (unsigned); SGC 35: Felix; SGC 10: (2 30: (3 cards) with cards) with Barnhorst, Hoffman; Marshall, Piontek, Ungraded: (2 cards, ungraded due to Stokes; SGC 20: Regan lack of autograph exemplars) with and SGC 10: Paxson. Fritsche (card presents VG) and E. Miller (card presents VG-EX). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $900.00

512. 1959-60 Kahn’s Wieners 511. 1958-59 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball Complete SGC Basketball Near Set of (9/10) Graded Set of (10) Cards Cards Each graded by SGC. With a population “The Wiener the World Awaited” pro- of two or lesser for each card, the duced the offered 1958-59 Kahn’s offered 1959-60 Kahn’s Basketball Basketball near set of (9/10) SGC grad- complete set is “a must” for all serious ed cards. Each card has a total popula- roundball collectors. Included are SGC tion of three or less with many residing 55: Staverman; SGC 40: (2 cards) with as “one of one”. Included are SGC 55: Bockhorn, Piontek; SGC 30: Marshall; (2 cards) with Marshall, Twyman; SGC SGC 20: (4 cards) with Embry, Park, 40: Parr; SGC 30: (3 cards) with Twyman, Wilfong; SGC 10: (2 cards) Buckhurn, Hatton, J. Palmer; SGC 10: with Reed and Rollins. It should be (3 cards) with Dees, Green and Piontek. noted that an uncatalogued Phil Jordon Missing only Palmer (card lists as from this issue is available for individ- George) for completion. ual sale elsewhere in this auction. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

88 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 513. 1960-61 Kahn’s 514. 1961-62 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball Wieners Basketball Complete Set of (12) Complete Set of (13) Cards SGC Graded Cards with SGC 92 Robertson & with West RC SGC 88 We s t — H i g h - G r a d e The cardboard debuts of “The Big O” and “Mr. Clutch” were The offered 1961-62 Kahn’s Wi e n e r s not distributed in a mainstream Basketball complete set of (13) SGC issue, but in the offered 1960-61 graded cards are among the finest sur- Kahn’s Wieners Basketball vivors from the regional brand of a n y complete set of (12) SGC grad- sport. Not only are the samples decid- ed cards. This Midwest regional edly scarce, but the few survivors are set was distributed over a short typically low-grade due to grease time in specially marked pack- staining and significant creasing when ages of the meat product. infrequently uncovered. These upper Unless noted, each regional card echelon hardwood specimens display is the highest such evaluated by r a z o r-sharp corners, crisp edges, clean the grading service. Included surfaces and creamy blank backs. are SGC 86: Boozer; SGC 84: Included are SGC 92: R o b e r t s o n ( 1 (3 cards) with Embry, Reed, of 1, none better, bests the nearest “Big O” by a whopping ten grades); SGC 88: ( 4 Staverman; SGC 82: (2 cards) with Bockhorn, West (1 of 1, none better); SGC 80: (3 cards, all 1 of 1, none better or only graded) with Boozer, A. Smith, We s t, Wi e s e n h a n ; cards) with R. Davis, Farmer, Wilfong; SGC 50: Jordon; SGC 35: Robertson (1 of 1, SGC 86: (4 cards, all 1 of 1, none better or only graded) with Buckhalter, Nordmann, none better) and SGC 30: Twyman (1 of 1, one better). Reed, Tw y m a n; SGC 84: Bockhorn (only graded); SGC 82: Wolf (only graded) and Opening Bid $500.00 SGC 70: (2 cards, both 1 of 1, none better or only graded) with Embry and Zeller. Opening Bid $2000.00

516. 1963-64 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball Complete SGC Graded Set of (13) Cards Potent 1963-64 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball com- plete set of (13) SGC Graded cards. With excep- tion to Robertson, Twyman and West, each regional relic is the only such judged by the third-party authenti- cator. Included are SGC 84: (2 cards) with Olsen, 515. 1962-63 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball Complete SGC Thacker; SGC 80: (2 cards) Graded Set of (11) Cards with Lucas, Hawkins; SGC 70: (5 cards) with Boozer, Wrap up this 1962-63 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball complete SGC graded set of (11) Embry, McMahon, cards. Included among these condition sensitive basketball cards are SGC 86: (2 Robertson (1 of 1, none bet- cards, both 1 of 1, none better) with Hawkins, Twyman; SGC 84: (6 cards, all 1 of 1, ter), A. Smith; SGC 60: (3 none better) with Boozer, Embry, Olsen, Reed, West, Wolf; SGC 82: Bockhorn (1 of cards) with Arnette, 1, none better); SGC 70: Robertson (1 of 1, one better) and SGC 60: A. Smith (only Bockhorn, West (1 of 1, one better) and SGC 30: Twyman (1 of 1, two better). graded). Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

517. 1964-65 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball SGC Graded Near Master Set of (13/14) Cards 518. 1965-66 Kahn’s Wieners Full-color 1964-65 Kahn’s Basketball Complete Set of Wieners Basketball near (4) SGC Graded Cards master set of (13/14) cards. Each graded by SGC. Gorgeous full- The majority of the cards bleed color photography is showcased are either the only assessed on this 1965-66 Kahn’s Wieners by SGC or the highest Basketball complete set of (4) cards. graded. Included are: SGC Included are SGC 84: (2 cards) with 86: Embry; SGC 84: (2 Embry (only graded), Lucas (highest cards) with Bockhorn, graded); SGC 80: Robertson (none bet- Twyman; SGC 82: (2 ter) and SGC 70: Twyman (1 of 2 cards) with McMahon, total). Wilson; SGC 80: (2 cards) Opening Bid $250.00 with Hairston, Hawkins; SGC 70: (5 cards) with Arnette, Lucas (Windows Open), Olsen, Robertson (Facing Front), Robertson (Facing Side) and SGC 60: A. Smith. Missing only Lucas (No Windows Visible) for master set completion. Opening Bid $500.00

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519. 1959-60 520. 1968-69 Denver Rockets ABA Uncatalogued Decal Set of Busch Bavarian (10) Different Beer St. Louis Uncatalogued Hawks 1968-69 Denver Complete Set of Rockets ABA (5) SGC Graded decal set of Cards (10) different. The radiant Bottom’s up for this florescent red 1959-60 Busch decals meas- Bavarian Beer St. ure 3x3 with Louis Hawks com- firmly plete set of (5) SGC attached adhe- graded cards. Included sive backings are SGC 88: (2 cards, (half of which both 1 of 1, none bet- display hints ter) with McCarthy, of paper Pettit; SGC 86: Hagan residue). The (1 of 1, none better); obverses aver- SGC 80: S. Green SP age (EX-MT (1 of 1, none better) to NM) and include Bass, Beck, Congdon, Hammond, Hightower, McGill, L. Jones, and SGC 60: Piatkowski, Rogers and Wright. Very scarce, if not one-of-a-kind artifacts from the Lovellette (1 of 2, two league’s early days with immense upside potential should the set be eventually cata- better). Opening Bid $400.00 loged. Opening Bid $400.00

521. 1970-71 A1 522. 1969-70 Premium Beer Phoenix Topps Suns SGC Graded Basketball Master Set of (13) Cards Complete Set Regional basketball enthusiasts of (99) Cards will undoubtedly want to place a with (4) SGC strong bid on this 1970-71 A1 Premium Beer Phoenix Suns SGC Graded Stars graded master set of (13) cards. Hardwood heroes Each oversized black-and-white abound with the relic has the original tabbing firm- offered 1969-70 ly attached. Additionally, the total Topps Basketball population for each card is two or complete set of (99) less. Unless noted, each card is cards featuring (4) the “95 Cents” version. Included SGC graded stars. are SGC 88: (2 cards) with L. The overall approxi- Green, F. Taylor; SGC 84: (2 mate condition cards) with Counts (98 cents, mis- breakdown is as fol- labeled 95 cents), Wetzel (no lows: 30% (NM or price); SGC 82: (3 cards) with better), 30% (EX-MT), 20% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX or lesser). Highlights include #1 Hawkins (98 cents), Silas, Walk; Chamberlain (VG-EX), #10 Thurmond RC (NM), #20 Havlicek RC (EX-MT), #25 SGC 80: (3 cards) with Counts, Alcindor RC (SGC 84), #35 Baylor (NM), #43 Bradley RC (NM), #50 Robertson Haskins, Walk (no price); SGC (EX-MT), #60 Reed RC (SGC 86), #75 Hayes RC (SGC 80), #80 Monroe RC (SGC 70: (3 cards) with Howard and (2) Van Arsdale (one reverse negative, one no price). 86) and #99 CL (marked). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

523. 1969-70 & 1976-77 Topps Basketball Complete Sets The “twin towers” of Topps’ basketball run are available with the offered tandem of 1969-70 and 1976-77 complete sets. Highlights include 1969- 70 Topps set: (99/99, 30% NM or better, 50% EX- MT, 20% EX or lesser) with #1 Chamberlain (EX- MT), #20 Havlicek RC (VG-EX), #25 Alcindor 524. 1978-79 San Diego Clippers Handyman Complete Set of RC (SGC 60), #35 Baylor (10/10) Cards with SGC 88 Gene Shue (EX-MT), #43 Bradley Hearkening to the mainstream Kellogg’s and Sportflics issues of the 1970s and 1980s, RC (VG-EX), #75 Hayes the offered 1978-79 San Diego Clippers Handyman complete set of (10) cards with tabs RC (VG-EX), #90 West attached is much more obscure. The highlight among these three-dimensional basketball (EX-MT), #98 Frazier RC cards is undoubtedly the Gene Shue shortprint that was purportedly awarded as the (VG); 1976-77 Topps set: “grand prize” for the promotion. Graded 88 NM/MT 8 by SGC, the Shue example is the (144/144, average EX-MT) with #60 Maravich (EX-MT) and #110 D. Thompson RC highest of two graded by the third-party service. The remaining cards average (NM) (NM). More on our website. with two displaying reverse writing, perhaps by those involved with the contest. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

90 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 526. (6) 1949- 525. 1961-62 Bell 50 Syracuse Brand Lakers Jerry Nationals West Rookie Card— Uncatalogued First Offered! Panels with Long before his silhouetted image became incorporated Schayes as the NBA logo, Jerry West Uncatalogued sex- was a highly drafted, but tet of 1949-50 unproven shooting guard Syracuse Nationals from rural West Virginia. uncatalogued pan- Fifteen seasons and 25,000 els. These thick points later, “Mr. Clutch” cardboard cut-outs left a Los Angeles legacy measure in the 4- that even the glamour of 1/4 x 6-1/4” range Tinseltown could not sur- and feature mem- pass. As such, rookie cards bers of the early of the Hall of Famer and professional squad “NBA’s 50 Greatest” cham- in game action. pion are desirable in any The blue-tint photographs are flanked by red-and-white bordering and generally pres- condition. With a total pop- ent in (EX-MT) condition. The hand-cut relics are crease-free and absent of any wear ulation in the thousands, the to the blank reverses. Subjects include Cervi, Gabor, Mackrowski, Peterson (tape), 1961-62 Fleer Basketball Schayes and Seymour. issue is celebrated as the Opening Bid $250.00 only source of Jerry West rookie cards...until now.

Following their move from Minneapolis to the West Coast in 1960, the Lakers became the toast of the town. Capitalizing on this public ardor, Bell Brand Potato 527. 1950-51 7-Up Chips released a 10-card set of the professional squad and inserted one card per spe- Washington Capitols cially marked package of the greasy product. Due to a variety of reasons, only a handful of examples from this regional basketball issue have surfaced. Most Bill Sharman Rookie advanced roundball hobbyists have never handled, let alone seen a copy from the SGC 60—Only Graded one-time issue. Recently uncovered after decades nestled in an advanced collection, Only Known Basketball Hall offered is the only 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Jerry West to be made available for of Fame Rookie Card! public sale! Legendary roundball player and head coach, Bill Sharman, is the With a cropped haircut and winning smile, this cream-tinted cardboard canvas of subject of this near-impossible “Mr. Inside” and “Mr. Outside” presents (EX-MT to NM) with strong corners, crisp 1950-51 7-Up Washington edges a clean surface and relatively accurate centering. The brown type on the L.A. Capitols rookie card. Graded 60 Arena schedule reverse is bold and instantly readable. This regional cornerstone is EX 5 by SGC. The regional an essential proposition for the high-end basketball collector with an eye for the classic is the only graded copy very best. Who knows when the next one will be offered? judged by the grading service Opening Bid $1500.00 and pictures a young Sharman as he hoists a refreshing bottle of 528. 1950-51 Fischer’s Bread Label the sponsoring soft drink. The black-and-white portrait is George Mikan SGC 40—Highest Graded framed by relatively crisp cor- Set your advanced basketball collection apart with this ners, creamy edges and decora- near impossible 1950-51 Fischer’s Bread label of leg- tive advertising back. Survives endary big man, George Mikan. Graded 40 VG 3 by as one of the earliest NBA Hall SGC. This delicate die-cut relic was printed on a wafer- of Fame rookie cards extant. thin slice of paper and placed at the end of bread loaves. Opening Bid $400.00 When infrequently encountered, such labels typically suffer from extensive tearing, glue residue or other sig- nificant detractors. Not only is this sample absent of such obtrusive wear, but it features a decidedly scarce image of “Mr. Basketball”. By comparison, of the four total SGC graded specimens from the 1950-51 Fischer’s Bread issue (three are available in this auction), this Mikan sample bests the next highest competitor by three grades. One of only a handful in existence. Opening Bid $250.00

529. Uncatalogued 1959-60 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball Phil Jordon SGC Authentic For decades major publications have noted the 1959- 60 Kahn’s Wieners Basketball set as complete at ten cards. With the surfacing of the offered Phil Jordon, an update for the regional issue is necessary. Graded Authentic by SGC, this “eleventh card” is the only such example appraised by the third-party grading service. Despite slight trimming along the upper edge, 530. 1960 Post Cereal Bob Cousy & Bob Pettit SGC Graded this black-and-white keepsake otherwise presents in Panels—Both Only Graded (EX-MT) condition with relatively sharp corners, The “Houdini of the Hardwood” and Bob Pettit are joined on his pair of 1960 Post decent centering, a clear surface and problem-free Cereal panels. This neatly cut oversized tandem features alluring full-color poses “hints” back. which are framed by attractive wood bordering. Each are the only graded by SGC. Opening Bid $250.00 Included are 1.) Cousy (SGC 20) with reverse writing and 2.) Pettit (SGC 10) with multiple pin holes. These roughly 7 x 8-3/4” keepsakes are fine display pieces. Opening Bid $500.00

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532. 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Tom Hawkins 531. 1961-62 Bell Brand First Offered! Former Notre Dame Lakers Ray Felix alum Tom Hawkins stars on this First Offered! Extremely difficult regional 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers 1961-62 Bell brand Lakers Ray Felix specimen. The early Los Angeles cager example. This creamy specimen presents (EX-MT) with moderate top- which presents (EX-MT to NM) is to-bottom errant centering along with a bolstered by four sharp corners, well- stray print imperfection on the bottom defined edges and a clean schedule edge. Four sharp corners, crisp edges reverse. and a clean schedule back are attributes Opening Bid $250.00 of this Type card. Opening Bid $250.00

533. 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Rod Hundley 534. 1961-62 Bell Brand First Offered! Fan favorite Rod (Hot Rod) Hundley displays his ball skills Lakers Howard Jolliff on this tough 1961-62 Bell Brand Challenging 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers regional card. Distributed one Lakers Howard Jolliff Type card. This per specially marked bag of potato regional copy of the former Los chips, this desirable Type presents Angeles player presents (NM) and (NM) with accurate centering, well- exhibits a clean schedule back. constructed corners and creamy edges. Opening Bid $250.00 The schedule back is problem-free. Opening Bid $250.00

536. 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Fred Schaus (Coach) 535. 1961-62 Bell Brand First Offered! With their relocation from Minneapolis to the West Coast, Lakers Rudy LaRusso Fred Schaus was charged with reviving First Offered! Drive to the rim for the winning ways of the Lakers fran- this extremely scarce 1961-62 Bell chise. Presented is a 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Rudy LaRusso. This Brand Lakers sample of the former regional basketball treasure present head coach. This regional issue presents (EX-MT) and displays a clean sched- (NM) with solid corners, clean edges ule back. and relatively accurate centering. The Opening Bid $250.00 schedule back is bolstered by crisp brown typeface. Opening Bid $250.00

538. 1961-62 Bell Brand Lakers Wayne Yates 537. 1961-62 Bell Brand First Offered! North Little Rock, Lakers Frank Selvy Arkansas native Wayne Yates is cap- Fist Offered! Near-impossible 1961- tured on this challenging 1961-62 Bell 62 Bell Brand Lakers Frank Selvy Brand Lakers sample. The regional food Type card. This regional basketball issue presents (EX-MT to NM) with treasure presents (NM) with precise only moderately errant top-to-bottom centering, razor-sharp corners, clean centering. The action pose is flanked by edges and a pronounced L.A. Arena well-defined corners, virtually schedule back. untouched edges and a crisp L.A. Arena Opening Bid $250.00 schedule reverse. Opening Bid $250.00

92 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 540. 1950-51 Fischer’s 539. 1950-51 Fischer’s Bread Label Dick Bread Label Joe Fulks McGuire SGC 10—Only SGC 10—Only Graded Graded Only Graded! Graded 10 Poor 1 by Basketball Hall of Fame Type SGC. Extremely scarce 1950-51 Collectors! Graded 10 Poor 1 by Fischer’s Bread label of Basketball SGC. Presented is the only graded Hall of Famer “Jumping” Joe Fulks. 1950-51 Fischer’s Bread label to With deference to a moderate tear have been assessed by the third- along the upper right perimeter, this party service. This challenging fragile memento presents in excel- roundball relic from the early NBA lent condition with relatively crisp presents at the peak of the technical corners and edges along with an grade with only moderate perimeter intense tri-color design setting. The wear and reverse factory paper reverse is absent of any significant residue leading to the technical factory residue that is common to assessment. The radiant tri-color the issue. obverse setting is absent of signifi- Opening Bid $250.00 cant contusions or acute creasing. Opening Bid $250.00

542. (457) 1984-1994 Star Basketball Cards with Numerous Stars & (4) BGS Graded 541. (17) 1969-70 Topps Extremely limited collection of Basketball Graded Cards (457) 1984-1994 Star with Chamberlain—All Basketball cards with numer- ous stars and regional issue. “6-7” Highlights include 1984 Star Each graded by either PSA or BVG All-Star Game Denver with no qualifiers. Build the founda- Police: (374 cards, average tion for your 1969-70 Topps NM to Mint) with (9) #4 Basketball set with these (17) crisp Erving, (6) #21 M. Johnson, singles. Included are BVG 7: #98 (7) #27 Drexler, (5) #28 Frazier RC (chipped case); PSA 7: Erving, (7) #33 Wilkins, (2) (13 cards) with #5, 16, 27, 30, 32, NNO Slam Dunk CL, (2) NNO 57, 59, 61, 63, 71, 87, 93, 95; PSA Slam Dunk Champ/Nance; 6.5: #20 Havlicek RC; PSA 6: (2 1985-86 Star Celtics Green cards) with #1 Chamberlain and 47. Border: (22 cards) with (6) Opening Bid $200.00 #95 Bird (one PSA 7) and 1985-86 Star Franz Trail Blazers set: (13/13, average NM, two dupes) with (2) #5 Drexler. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

543. (175) 1980s- Modern Basketball Graded Cards with Many Key Rookies Light up the scoreboard with these (175) 1980s-modern basketball graded cards including many key rookies 544. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball Complete Set (132/132) with along with addi- SGC 92 Jordan RC tional parallels Perhaps the most prized sports card issue of the 1980s undoubtedly belongs to the and inserts. Highlights include 1988-89 Fleer: #17 Jordan (PSA 9), #115 Stockton RC offered 1986-87 Fleer Basketball complete set of (132) cards plus (11/11) stickers. (PSA 10); 1996-97 Finest #74 K. Bryant RC (PSA 10), (8) 1996-97 SP #134 K. This condition sensitive series has an overall approximate condition breakdown of Bryant RC (all PSA 9), (5) 1996-97 Topps Chrome #171 Iverson RC (all PSA 9), 25% (NM-MT or better), 50% (NM) and 25% (EX-MT or lesser). Featured are Base 1997-98 Bowman’s Best #106 Duncan RC (PSA 10), (2) 1997-98 Topps Chrome #115 Set: (132/132) with #7 Barkley RC (NM), #26 Drexler RC (NM), #57 Jordan RC Duncan RC (both PSA 10) and (3) 1998-99 SP Authentic #95 V. Carter RC (PSA 10, (SGC 92), #68 K. Malone RC (NM), #77 Mullin RC (NM-MT), #82 Olajuwon RC (2) PSA 9). More on our website. (NM), #121 Wilkins RC (NM) and Stickers set: (11/11) with #8 Jordan RC (NM). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

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546. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball: #57 Michael Jordan 545. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 RC PSA 8 & #8 Michael Jordan PSA 9 Sticker PSA 9 (st) Each graded by PSA. Put Graded Mint 9 by PSA with no qualifiers. your 1986-87 Fleer Electric 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 Michael Basketball set to rest by Jordan rookie card. This debut of the Chicago securing the “Air Jordan” Bulls sensation pictures “His Airness” soaring foundation pieces for the past helpless onlookers. The action packed photo- high-profile edition. graph is framed by four sharp corners, untouched Included are the major red-white-and-blue edges and “dead” centering. cardboard debuts of 1.) Investment caliber copy! 1986-87 Fleer #57 Jordan Opening Bid $400.00 RC (PSA 8) and 2.) 1986- 87 Fleer Sticker #8 Jordan RC (PSA 9, st). These rookies appear as when they were pulled from wax packs. Opening Bid $250.00

547. 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 Michael Jordan Rookie PSA 8 Graded NM-MT 8 by PSA with no qualifiers. “Pack fresh” 1986-87 Fleer Basketball #57 Michael Jordan rookie! The North Carolina native defies gravity by shooting toward the rim for a powerful dunk on this instantly recogniza- ble cardboard classic. Exhibits four sharp cor- ners, virtually untouched edges and a perfectly contrasted image. Slightly errant left-to-right cen- tering prevents an even higher technical assess- ment. Opening Bid $200.00

549. 1968-1978 Baltimore/Washington Bullets Photo and 548. Baltimore/Washington Bullets “Tiny BB” 1966-1987 Ephemera Lot of (29) Game-Used Collection With Carrying Case, Stand and Toy Re-named but not forgotten, Cannon the Baltimore/Washington In the not-too-distant past, when sports mascots and nicknames were regarded as Bullets’ glide to the hoop in competitive and not “politically incorrect,” the Baltimore/Washington Bullets fran- this lot of interesting souvenirs chise showcased firepower linked to nothing more than their exploits on the hard- dating to the club’s formidable wood. Along for the ride was a 20-inch dachshund named “Tiny BB,” a beloved 1960s-1970s rosters. Highlights mascot who was listed in the media guide as having attended “DePaw.” While the include: (2) Elvin Hayes 1974 Bullets are no more, Tiny BB and his club are fondly remembered in this lot of White House Photos: 9-15/16 “game used” artifacts that facilitated the peak of showmanship. Includes: Toy x 8” black-and-white print of Cannon: a metal and plastic “weapon” on wheels, used to shoot balls onto the court Hayes greeting President (and prompt a chase by Tiny BB); Stand a wooden pedestal affixed to a 24” shoe; Gerald and Betty Ford; 9-7/8 x Carrying Case: a leather accessory with team and mascot names sewn to the sides. 7-7/8” color print of Hayes speaking at a dinner party at the White house; 1978 More on our website. Photos: (24) 7x5 or 5x7 black-and-white photos of the NBA Champion Bullets during Opening Bid $500.00 a pre-season trip to Israel. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00

550. “Pistol Pete” 551. Dwyane (Maravich) Signed & Wade Inscribed “44 New Autograph Lot Orleans Jazz” Cut—Full of (5): (2) JSA Jerseys and (3) Fire off your bids for this fantas- 16x20 Photos tic Pete Maravich (d.1988) The pride of Richards signed/inscribed cut. Originating High School and a during the NBA Jazz franchise’s three-time NBA c h a m- brief 1974-1979 tenure in New pion, Dwyane Wa d e Orleans this desirable autograph has endorsed these (5) ranks among basketball’s most mementos. Ideal for sought after signatures. Applied d i s p l a y, the items showcase potent fiber tip pennings (average “9” strength) and include: to perforated note paper the personalized cut is adhered to a 5x4 album page. (3) Signed Photos: 16x20 color prints of Wade in action (three different images) with Characteristic of Maravich’s flamboyance this prized souvenir is signed in black felt one inscribed “Finals MVP”; (2) Signed Miami Heat Jerseys: size “XL” mesh pullover pen with dynamic (“9-10”) quality as “Pistol Pete” with the inscription “44 New replica garments (one home, one road) with twill identifiers; both signed in black marker Orleans Jazz”. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. on the back “3.” Individual certs/stickers from Hollywood Collectibles. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $300.00

94 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 552. Muhammad 553. Cassius Clay Ali & Joe Frazier Single-Signed ONL Dual-Signed 1971 Baseball with Full “Fight of the JSA Century” Original Superb Cassius Clay sin- CCTV Poster with gle-signed ONL baseball. The legendary boxing Full JSA champ inscribed the sweet Perhaps the most memo- spot of the sphere in blue rable bout in boxing his- ink with the autograph tory, the first Muhammad grading (“8-9”). Despite Ali-Joe Frazier fight is moderate toning through- widely known as the out, the signature and ball “The Fight of the remains exceptionally Century”. With both attractive. Full photo LOA fighters armed with legit- from JSA. imate claims to the Opening Bid $250.00 heavyweight title this match reached new levels of hype. Presented is a remarkable Ali-Frazier dual-signed original peri- od CCTV poster touting the 3/8/71 Madison Square Garden main event. Measuring 14 x 21-7/8” this glorious placard features incredi- ble photos of the two gladiator-like combatants along with vivid red, yellow and black graphics against a clean white background. Interestingly the names of the fighters are imposed in incorrect order over their photos. Generally this dynamic dis- play piece presents in excellent condition with only minor corner wear and a barely noticeable 3” crease at lower left which in no way affects the photos or lettering. 554. Muhammad Ali Signed One-Dollar Bill with Full JSA Signed on the white field in the upper region, both prizefighters’ endorsements radi- Perhaps as recognized around the globe as the dollar bill’s presidential subject, this ate powerfully, meriting equally solid (“9-10”) strength designations. Imprinted at Muhammad Ali signed currency will leave each under bidder “green with envy”. The lower left next to a hallmark symbol is “Murray Poster Co. Inc., 521 W. 23rd St. “Louisville Lip” placed his endorsement to the left of George Washington’s image N.Y. 10011”. Fascinating blurbs include “The Greatest Event In All Sports History”, with the black ballpoint pen script exhibiting (“8-9”) potency. The crisp note is absent “Battle Of The Champions” and “No Home TV”. Full photo LOA from JSA. of any significant creasing or perimeter tearing. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $1600.00 Opening Bid $250.00

555. (9) Muhammad Ali 556. Boxing Autograph Autographed Islamic Lot of (13) With (3) Pamphlets - All Full JSA Frazier, Holyfield and While it’s well documented that Tyson - All Certed Muhammad Ali believed he was A broadside, (4) photographs “The Greatest,” the three-time and (8) baseballs comprise this Heavyweight Champion also held to “baker’s dozen” of autographed strong religious beliefs. These (9) boxing keepsakes. Pennings “Introducing Islam” brochures attest show (“9-10”) “knockout” to Ali’s faith and are individually quality and include: Signed autographed by the outspoken boxer. Broadside: 1985 poster signed Each 3-1/2 x 8-1/2” folded pamphlet by L. Holmes; (4) Signed 8x10 is signed by Ali on the front cover Photos: (3) Frazier and (1) and inscribed “95” The black ball- Holyfield; (8) Signed point pennings project (“9-10”) qual- Baseballs: (7) Hearns and (1) ity throughout. Individual Full photo Tyson. Individual JSA or LOAs from JSA. PSA/DNA certs/stickers. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

558. 557. Muhammad Muhammad Ali/Joe Ali Single- Frazier Signed 8x10 Dual-Signed Neil Leifer 3/15/71 1965 Sports “Knockout” Illustrated Photo - Full Magazine— JSA Opening Bid Full JSA $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00 559. (7) 1970s-1980s WWF Wrestling Broadsides Opening Bid $150.00

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560. (10) 1890-1951 Boxing 561. 1951 Topps Ringside Star Cards with (4) SGC Complete Set of (96) Cards Graded with (4) SGC Graded Stars Perennial contenders earn the decision Battle-tested ring warriors impose their with these (10) 1890-1951 boxing star wills in the offered 1951 Topps Ringside cards featuring (4) SGC graded speci- Boxing complete set of (96) cards fea- mens. Included are 1890 N310 Mayo’s turing (4) SGC graded keys. This perfo- Cut Plug: Kilrain (VG); 1910 T218 rated series has an approximate condi- Hassan/Mecca Boxers: (4 cards) with tion breakdown of 20% (NM or better), Jeffries (GD, Arms Folded), Jeffries (VG- 35% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 20% (VG EX, Punching), Ja. Johnson (SGC 40, or lesser). Keys include #3 La Motta Front View), Ja. Johnson (SGC 20, Side (VG-EX), #6 Walcott (EX-MT), #32 View); 1910 T220 Mecca Cigarettes: (3 Marciano (SGC 50), #43 R. Robinson cards) with P. Jackson (VG), (VG-EX), #49 Murphy SP (SGC 60), Jeffries/Sharkey (VG), Sullivan (SGC #55 Fitzsimmons (SGC 60), #69 40); 1933 Sport Kings Gum: #43 Sullivan (EX-MT), #85 Walcott/Charles Carnera (GD) and 1951 Topps Ringside: (EX-MT), #88 Louis (SGC 80) and #95 #32 Marciano (SGC 60). Tunney (EX). Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

562. (3) 1954-1985 563. 1933-34 V357 Parkhurst & O-Pee- World Wide Gum Chee Canadian Ice Kings Complete Wrestling Sets Set of (12) Six-Card Featured is a trio of 1954- Panels—Only 1985 Parkhurst & O-Pee-Chee Known! Canadian wrestling sets. Possibly unique 1933-34 Included are 1954-55 V357 World Wide Gum Ice Parkhurst Wrestling set: Kings complete set spread (75/75, average VG, 16% across (12) six-card panels! Lucky Premium backs, 3 This monumental find is reverse potato chip brand the only known panel set stamps) with #1 Lou Thesz extant and survives in an (GD), #40 Killer Kowalski incredible state of preser- (VG), #69 Gorgeous George vation. Aside from age- (GD); 1955-56 Parkhurst induced foxing along with 75% of the panels displaying traces of water staining Wrestling set: (121/121, along the bottom corners, these early rink stars present beautifully with clean and average VG to VG-EX, 23% mostly crease-free surfaces along with only moderately worn perimeters. The panels reverse potato chip brand were neatly separated from a larger sheet and come in various dimensions. stamps) with #95 Gorgeous Additionally, the biographical reverses are absent of any obtrusive wear. Included George (VG), #97 Bronko across the panels are #1 Clapper RC, #3 Joliat RC, #8 Siebert RC, #11 Worters RC, Nagurski (VG), #119 Buddy #12 Stewart RC, #13 Clancy, #16 Horner RC, #22 Bailey RC, #25 Dutton RC, #36 Rogers and 1985 OPC Morenz, #40 Primeau RC, #57 T. Thompson RC, #65 Weiland RC, #66 Cook RC, Wrestling set: (75/75, average NM-MT). Opening Bid $150.00 #71 Chabot RC and #72 S. Howe RC. Opening Bid $2500.00

564. (20) 1968-1983 Hockey 565. 1970- Oddball Complete/Near 1981 Topps Sets Hockey Sharpen your skates for these (20) Singles 1968-1983 hockey oddball com- Collection plete/near sets. Unless noted, each edition averages (NM) or better. of (4364) Highlights include 1968-69 OPC Cards with Puck Stickers set: (22/22, average Stars EX-MT) with #3 Hull (EX), #4 Orr Fire up the (NM), #20 Sawchuck (NM); 1970-71 Zamboni for Topps/OPC Sticker Stamps set: the offered (33/33, average EX-MT to NM) with 1970-1981 Howe (NM), Hull (NM), Orr (EX- Topps Hockey MT); 1971-72 OPC Booklets set: singles collec- (24/24, average EX-MT) with #24 tion of (4364) Orr (EX-MT); 1971-72 Topps cards. Moderate Booklets set: (24/24) with #24 Orr duplication is (NM); 1972-73 OPC Team Canada uncovered in this primarily (NM) gathering which contains several stars booking in set: (28/28, average EX-MT to NM) the $1-5 range. Better names include Clarke, P. Esposito, T. Esposito, Gartner RC, with Clarke (NM), Dryden (NM), P. Parent, Park, Perreault, Potvin, L. Robinson, Sanderson and Savard along with numer- T. Esposito (NM); 1974-75 Topps ous additional leaders/specialty cards. Included are (13) 1970-71, (73) 1971-72, (46) Cloth Stickers: (19 different, average NM) and 1982-83 Neilson’s Gretzky set: 1972-73, (656) 1973-74, (1034) 1974-75, (829) 1975-76, (910) 1978-79 and (803) (50/50, average EX-MT). More on our website. 1980-81 (60% scratched). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $400.00

96 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 567. Championship Golf Tournament Memorabilia Lot of 566. Circa 1900 Holbrook Golf Club (46) with (3) Tickets Carrier Caddy Sets & (4) Flags Perhaps the best claim to the founding of golf in America can be traced to the “Apple Tree Gang” who Go coast to coast with this founded the St. Andrew’s Golf Club in Yonkers, N.Y. in pristine championship golf 1891. Among these founders was Harry Holbrook, who tournament memorabilia lot would go on to design golf equipment. Offered is a of (46). Featuring souvenirs c.1900 Holbrook tripod club carrier. This amazing from events at the antique caddy presents in remarkable condition with Congressional CC in light to moderate wear. The leather club cup, ball bag Bethesda to Torrey Pines in and cloth and leather straps are intact, the hardware is LaJolla this top flight collec- solid though somewhat oxidized and the “Air King” tion displays champion caliber quality throughout. Highlights are: (3) U.S. Open tickets wheels function smoothly. More on our website. s e t s average (EX-MT to NM-MT): 2008 Torrey Pines (8/8), 2011 Congressional CC Opening Bid $200.00 (8/8), 2013 Merion GC (8/8); (4) flags average (NM-MT) with: 1999 , 2000 St. Andrews British Open, , 2008 Valhalla Ryder Cup. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

568. (5) 1965- 569. (50) 1880s-1950s 1973 Topps, Multi/Non-Sport Post & Donruss & Trade Cards Plus (35) 1919- Fleer Racing 1948 Trading Cards Complete & Eclectic group of (50) 1880s-1950s Starter Sets multi/non-sport post and trade cards plus (35) 1919-1948 trading cards. Start your engines Highlights include Baseball for these (5) 1965- Post/Trade cards: (41 cards) with 1973 Topps, 1880s H804-8 Sporting Life: “Hold It” Donruss and Fleer (GD); 1940s Chester Joe Louis Trade racing complete and Card: (GD); Multi/Non-Sport Cards: starter sets. Included (35 cards) with 1919-1921 W514 Strip are: 1.) 1965 Card: #91 Weaver (VG); 1920s Strip Donruss Hot Rods Spec Sheet set (66/66, average EX); 2.) 1968 Topps Hot Rods Cards: (8) Chaplin (median VG-EX); starter (38/63, average VG-EX); 3.) 1971 Fleer AHRA Drag Champs set (63/63, aver- 1921 W551: (2) Sarazen (VG-EX, VG); (2) 1926 W512 Uncut Strips: (average EX, age VG-EX); 4.) 1972 Fleer AHRA Drag Nationals set (70/70, average EX-MT) and five-cards each) with #16-20 and 26-30. More on our website. 5.) 1973 Fleer AHRA Race USA set (74/74, average EX-MT to NM). Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $150.00

570. (16) 1900s- 571. Sportswriter Jim 1930s Multi-Sport O’Brien’s Multi-Sport Team Official Press Credential Photographs Collection of (75) with (4) Interesting archive of Super Bowl (16) 1900s-1930s multi- Award winning sportswriter Jim sport team photographs O’Brien has five decades of event cov- of various school, semi- erage to his credit including stints with pro and town clubs. Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburgh These pictures are print- newspapers. Offered is a multi-sport ed on various stocks and collection of (75) of O’Brien’s official display a combination of press credentials. Highlights are: NFL wear consistent with age Super Bowl:(2) patches: XXX, XXXV; and handling by the orig- XXX lanyard; XXX press pass; NBA inal owners. The dimen- All-Star Game passes: 1982, 1987, sions vary from 8x9 to 18-1/2 x 22”. Represented sports include (6) baseball (one 1989, (2) 1991, 1997; NCAA basketball: 2003 Final Four; HOF Induction Day Yale), (3) basketball, (3) football (one glass plated), (3) track and field (one with passes: football: 1990, 1993, 2000/with pin; baseball: (2) 2001; basketball: 2003. African-American, one team-signed) and (1) multi-sport female. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00 572. 1974 & 573. 1959-1986 Multi- 1975 Major Sport LP Record League Baseball Album Lot of (56) & National with (12) World Series Football League Champion Teams Plastic Mini- Music to the ears of memora- Helmet Sets bilia mavens. Offered are (56) 1959-1986 multi-sport LP with Cardboard record albums. Loaded with Displays exciting moments, fascinating From the storefront and into your collection, this pair of 1974-1975 MLB and NFL commentary and the voices of plastic mini-helmet sets with cardboard displays are sure to please. Manufactured by legendary greats this amazing Fuzz Inc., the Ko-Lecto-Kap brand featured reproductions of helmets/caps from the accumulation shows remarkable quality with 80% displaying in like-new condition two major sports leagues. Included are Major League Baseball Mini-Helmets: (24 including (25) in original shrink wrap. Highlights are (12) World Series champion helmets, average NM) and National Football League Mini-Helmets: (26 helmets, teams: 1967 Cardinals, 1968 Tigers, 1969 Mets, 1970 Orioles, 1971 Pirates, 1972 A’s, average NM). The cardboard displays each present in high-grade with insignificant 1975 Reds, 1976 Reds, 1977 Yankees, 1980 Phillies, 1981 Dodgers and 1982 perimeter wear and crisp slots which hold the lids for the designated team. Cardinals. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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574. (524) 1960-1962 575. (14) Baseball & Football 1957-1986 Cards with Mantle & Multi- Starter Sets—Sharp Sport Hall Sharp gathering of (524) 1960- of Fame 1962 baseball and football cards Rookies with several stars along with a pair of starter sets. With deference with to moderate cardboard bowing Alcindor & caused by storing methods, this Brooks gathering generally exhibits crisp corners, creamy edges and fresh Robinson surfaces. Highlights include Top-shelf Baseball: (316 cards) with 1960 grouping of Topps: #350 Mantle (VG); 1961 (14) 1957-1986 Topps: #300 Mantle (VG-EX); multi-sport 1962 Topps starter: (179/598, all Hall of Fame rookies. Included are Baseball: (9 cards) with 1957 Topps #328 B. low numbers, average EX-MT, Robinson RC (VG), 1969 Topps #260 R. Jackson RC (GD), 1975 Topps #223 Yount 119 dupes) with #5 Koufax (EX- RC (NM), 1977 Topps #473 Dawson RC (NM), 1980 Topps #482 Henderson RC MT), #10 Clemente (EX-MT), (VG), 1982 Topps #21 Ripken RC (NM), 1983 Topps: #83 Sandberg RC (NM), #482 #50 Musial (EX-MT); Football: Gwynn RC (NM); 1985 Topps #536 Puckett RC (NM); Football: (4 cards) with 1965 (208 cards) with 1961 Topps Football starter: (101/198, average EX to EX-MT, all Philadelphia #41 Warfield RC (VG), 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC (NM), 1984 first series, 92 dupes) with #39 Starr (VG-EX), #71 J. Brown (EX), (3) #104 Layne Topps #123 Marino RC (EX-MT), 1986 Topps #161 Rice RC (NM) and Basketball: (EX-MT, (2) EX) and 1962 Topps: #104 Gifford (EX-MT). More on our website. 1969-70 Topps #25 Alcindor RC (VG). Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

576. 1954-1978 577. 1954- Baseball & 1989 Football Singles Multi- Collection of Sport (851) Cards Shoebox with Player Collection Groups of (554) Presented is a 1954- Cards with 1978 baseball and Many football singles col- lection of (851) cards Stars with several organ- Exceptional ized into player “break value” groups. Highlights is assured with include Baseball: this dynamic 1954-1989 multi-sport shoebox collection of (554) cards featuring (673 cards) with numerous stars. Highlights include Baseball: (243 cards) with 1963 Topps: #138 Topps Killebrew: (21 cards, median EX-MT) with 1960 #21 (VG); Topps Mathews: Mays/Musial (VG-EX); 1964 Topps Giants: #25 Mantle (EX); 1966 Topps Rub- (25 cards, majority EX-MT) with (6) 1966 #200 (average EX-MT), (8) 1968 #58 Offs: (121 rub-offs, average EX-MT) with Koufax (NM); 1974 Topps: (2) #456 (average NM); Topps McCovey: (56 cards, average EX-MT) with (8) 1974 #250 Winfield RC (EX-MT, FR); Football: (162 cards) with 1966 Topps: #26 Kemp (VG); WASH (average NM); Topps Yankees: (90 cards, average EX-MT) with 1968 Topps 1968 Topps: (3) #149 Kemp (VG-EX, (2) VG); Basketball: (149 cards) with 1969-70 Game #2 Mantle (VG); 1966 Topps Rub-Offs: ((6) 20-item strips, presents NM, with Topps: #43 Bradley RC (VG); 1970-71 Topps: (121 cards, aggregate EX-MT) with deference to slight tape residue) with Mays/Rose/B. Robinson/Yastrzemski; 1978 #7 Bradley (VG-EX), #10 Havlicek SP (EX), #13 Riley SP (EX), #50 Chamberlain OPC: (371 cards, average NM) and Football: (178 cards). More on our website. (VG-EX) and #75 Alcindor (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

578. 1970-1980 Mostly 579. (270+) 1964- Topps Baseball & Football 1990s Mostly Singles Collection of Baseball & Hockey (7500+) Cards with Many Complete Sets with Stars Oddball Plus (7500+) Huge mostly 1970-1980 Topps Mostly 1980s-2000s Baseball and Football singles col- Singles with Stars lection of (7500+) cards with many Substantial “break value” is stars. This mixed gathering is high- delivered with this large lighted by Baseball: (4900+) with (270+) 1964-1990s mostly 1973 Topps: #220 Ryan (NM); baseball and hockey com- 1974 Topps: (2300+, average NM) plete sets and (7500+) most- with (3) #1 Aaron (NM, (2) EX- ly 1980s-2000s singles col- MT), #20 Ryan (NM), (3) #456 lection. Unless noted, each set is hand collated with the singles averaging (NM) or Winfield RC (NM, EX-MT, EX); better. Highlights include Sets: (270+ sets) with Baseball: (230+ sets) with 1964 1975 Topps: (1500+, average NM) Topps Giants: #25 Mantle (NM); 1973-1983 Kellogg’s run, 1974 Topps Traded, 1976 with (3) #223 Yount RC ((2) NM, Topps Traded, 1982 Topps Traded, (140+) 1978-1990s small and regional sets includ- VG), #500 Ryan (NM), #660 Aaron ing Burger King; Hockey: (32 sets) with 1983 Canada Junior Team: Lemieux (EX- (NM); Football: (2600+) with 1975 MT), Yzerman (EX-MT); 1986-87 Kraft Dream-Team, 1988-89 Topps; Cal Ripken Topps: (1200+, average NM) with Singles: (521 cards, many inserts, all different) with #98 Cut to the Chase, 1997 #282 Swann RC (VG-EX), (3) #367 Select #71 Artist’s Proof, 1999 Prism #21 Purple Holographic; Football Singles: with Fouts RC (all NM) and 1977 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC, 1984 Topps #123 Marino RC and 1986 Topps #181 Topps: (700+, average NM) with (3) #177 Largent RC ((2) EX-MT, GD). More on Rice RC. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

98 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 580. (46) 1948-1955 581. (2) 1952 Topps & Bowman Wheaties Baseball and Football Complete Uncut PSA Graded Cards Boxes with (10) with Killebrew RC Athletes Each Sterling gallery of (46) 1948- Including (2) 1955 Topps and Bowman base- Mikan ball and football PSA graded Prime pair of 1952 cards featuring a slew of Hall of Wheaties complete Famers and stars including the uncut boxes. Each debut of . 10x13 display piece Highlights include Baseball: includes the same ten (35 cards) with 1950 Bowman: athletes on each box including Bauer, Berg, Davies, Fears, Feller, Fraser, Lemon, #6 Feller (PSA 4); 1954 Bowman: #6 Fox (PSA 4), #57 Wilhelm (PSA 4.5); 1955 Mikan, Patterson and Pollard. The surfaces including advertising text are crease-free Bowman: #53 (PSA 8), #60 Slaughter (PSA 7); 1955 Topps: #124 Killebrew RC with bright and attractive action poses and portraits. One bottom flap displays mild (PSA 4.5), #155 Mathews (PSA 7, oc); Football: (11 cards) with 1950 Bowman: #1 separation. Only a handful of such cereal box artifacts have endured the decades in D. Walker (PSA 4); 1953 Bowman: #11 Van Brocklin (PSA 4) and #62 Renfro RC SP such premier condition! (PSA 5). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00 582. (29) 1951-1989 Baseball 583. (1244) 1950-1975 Multi- & Football Hall of Fame Sport Shoebox Collection with Rookies Many Stars Presented are (29) 1951-1989 baseball Legends from the four major North and football Hall of Fame rookies. With American professional sports leagues are (25) players still living, these cards are well represented with the offered 1950- perfect for autographed rookie card 1975 multi-sport shoebox collection of seekers! Highlights include Baseball: (1244) cards featuring numerous stars. (16 cards) with 1951 Bowman #232 Fox Highlights include Baseball: (660 cards) RC (GD), 1959 Topps #232 S. Anderson with 1972 Topps: #49 Mays (NM); RC (EX), 1960 Topps #148 Yastrzemski Football: (157 cards) with 1952 Bowman RC (PR, reverse writing), 1974 Topps Small: #137 Waterfield (VG); 1971-72 #456 Winfield RC (GD), 1975 Topps Topps Basketball: (350 Cards, average #228 Brett RC (VG); Football: (13 EX-MT to NM) with #55 Maravich (VG- cards) with 1962 Topps #17 Ditka RC EX), #100 Alcindor (EX) and 1971-72 (PR), 1970 Topps #90 O. Simpson RC Topps Hockey: #45 Dryden RC (EX-MT), (VG) and 1989 Score #257 B. Sanders #70 Howe (VG) and #100 Orr (EX). More RC (NM-MT). More on our website. on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

584. (49) 1974-1992 Multi- 585. (53) 1982-1994 Sport Complete Sets with Multi-Sport Sets & 1974 Topps Baseball Wax Boxes Expand your inventory with these (49) Fuel your inventory with 1974-1992 multi-sport complete sets. these (53) 1982-1994 multi- Unless noted, each set is hand collated sport sets and wax boxes. and presents (NM) with the keys gen- Highlights include Sets: (35 erally presenting similarly. Highlights sets, all NM-MT and hand include Baseball: (24 sets) with 1974 collated, unless noted, 10 Topps (average EX-MT, 12/15 graded) with Baseball: Washington variations), 1977 Topps, 1983 Topps (#498 Boggs 1980 Topps, 1982 Topps, 1986 RC SGC 88, (2) #482 Donruss (factory); Football: (20 sets) Gwynn RC), 1983 Topps with 1982-1985 Topps, (2) 1986 Topps Traded (factory, but (one factory, but opened), 1989 Score opened), 1984 Donruss (factory) and 1987-1989 Topps. Due to (#248 Mattingly RC SGC 88), 1984 Fleer, 1985 Donruss, 1985 Fleer; Wax: (18 size/weight, a shipping surcharge may boxes, 25 packs) with Football: (17 boxes) with 1982-1985 Fleer Team Action. Due apply. More on our website. to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

586. 1981-1992 587. (13,000+) Multi-Sport Set & 1950s-Modern Wax Treasure Chest Multi-Sport Card of (172) Items Hoard with Many Fuel your inventory with Stars the offered 1981-1992 This (13,000+) 1950s- multi-sport set and wax modern multi-sport card treasure chest of (172) hoard was constructed items. Highlights include with the show dealer in Sets: (87 sets, all NM-MT mind and has significant and hand collated, unless “break” potential. With noted) with Baseball: (84 exception to (836) 1958- sets) with 1981-1983 Topps, 1984 Donruss (factory), 1985 Fleer, 1985 Topps, (2) 1979 baseball, (235) 1960-1975 football, (150) 1971-1976 hockey and (74) 1974-1976 1986 Donruss, (2) 1987 Fleer (both factory, but opened); Wax Boxes: (19 boxes) with basketball cards averaging (GD to VG), this thoroughly mixed gathering presents in Baseball: 1987 Fleer cello; Rack Packs: (26 racks) with Baseball: (7) 1983 Topps the (NM) range. The older cards are primarily comprised of Hall of Fame specialty and Football: (6) 1981 Topps. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. cards and checklists including All-Star, leader and World Series examples. Due to More on our website. size/weight, a shipping surcharge will apply. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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588. 589. (26) (19,000+) 1997-2013 Multi- Multi-Sport Sport Factory Sets 1980s- & Wax 2000s Boxes Stars, Presented are Rookies (26) 1997-2013 multi-sport facto- & Inserts ry sets and wax Stuff your boxes. Included quarter are Factory Sets: boxes with (9 sets) with these Baseball: 1997 (19,000+) Topps, 2000 multi-sport Fleer Tradition 1980s-2000s Glossy, 2000 stars, rookies and inserts. This unpicked and unsearched collection is filed in (6) 3,200 Fleer Tradition count boxes. Blocks of names uncovered in a quick review include Baseball: Brett, Update, (4) 2013 Topps; Football: (2) 2013 Topps; Wax Boxes: (17 boxes, all hobby) Glavine, Henderson, Maddux, Mattingly, Molitor, Sandberg; Football: M. Allen, M. with Baseball: (5) 2000 Topps Series 1; Football: (3) 1999 Bowman, (2) 1999 Irvin; Basketball: Barkley, Drexler, K. Malone, Olajuwon, Pippen and many, many Stadium Club Chrome, 2000 Topps, 2000 Topps Gallery; Basketball: 2000 Topps more! Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Team USA, 2003-04 EX, 2003-04 Topps; Hockey: 1998-99 Topps Finest and 1998-99 Opening Bid $200.00 Topps Gold Label. Opening Bid $200.00

590. (19) 591. (6) Multi- 1911-1970s Sport Painted Multi-Sport & Signed Autographed Home Plates Flats with with Ali & Grange & DiMaggio Payton These (6) meticu- Eclectic assort- lously painted and ment of (19) signed home plates 1911-1970s multi- feature baseball and sport autographed boxing’s brightest flats. Highlights legends and make include JSA Cert fantastic display Cards: (2 cards, pieces. Unless noted, both autographs each autograph pres- present “8-9”) ents (“8”) or better. with 1.) 1911 New Included are York Giants pennant winner’s dinner menu with 1961 mailing envelope signed by Baseball: (5 plates) Snodgrass with (c.f. N.Y. Giants); Auction LOA from JSA: (17 items, average “8”) with Aaron (“7”, with First Day Covers: with 1.) postmarked 11/29/47 “Old Ironsides” FDC by JSA cert card), Grange with mailing address in his hand and Signed Football Index Cards/Flats: DiMaggio (full photo LOA from JSA), Fisk (JSA cert card), Koufax (full photo LOA Payton (postmarked rookie year, Chicago Bears 34#). More on our website. from JSA), Schmidt (JSA cert card) with (548) and Boxing: Ali (full photo LOA from Opening Bid $150.00 JSA). Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. Opening Bid $250.00

592. (7) Multi- Sport Hall of Famer/ Star Trading Cards with Gretzky, Manning, Unitas & Williams Those who have (or will be) enshrined in their respective sport’s Hall of Fame have endorsed these (7) trading cards. Each blue Sharpie autograph presents (“9”) or better with the cards averaging (NM). 593. Muhammad Ali & Mickey Mantle Dual-Signed 16x20 Included are Baseball: (3 cards) with Griffey Jr. (1990 Donruss), Ryan (1991 Score), Photograph with Full JSA T. Williams (1991 Upper Deck, on back); Football: (3 cards) with P. Manning (1998 Cross-sport icons Muhammad Ali and Mickey Mantle star on this dual-signed 16x20 Press Pass), Marino (1991 Upper Deck), Unitas (1991 Domino’s) and Hockey: photograph. Included are Ali (“9”, silver ink) and Mantle (“10”, blue Sharpie). Gretzky (1990-91 Score). Auction LOA from JSA. Despite mild creasing in the central images of the legends, the powerful autographs Opening Bid $200.00 overwhelm any technical deficiencies. Suitable for framing and further display. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $400.00

100 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 594. “Super 595. (12) Heroes of Multi/Non- Sports” 1997 Sport Signed Lithograph Dollar Bills Signed by (60) with With J. Muhammad Brown, Ali & Ed Hunter, Sullivan Abdul-Jabbar Cash in on these and Beliveau - (12) multi/non-sport signed dollar bills. Full JSA Unless noted, each Having composed autograph presents likenesses in tribute (“8” or better), is signed on the front and placed on modern currency. Older money to stage and screen icons such as James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and displays varying degrees of wear. Included are Sports: (6 bills, all auction LOA from John Lennon, renowned artist George Bungarda unveiled a comprehensive collage of JSA, unless noted) with Ali (full photo LOA from JSA), Bo. Hull (1963 two-dollar, heroes from the four major sports on this 1997 lithograph autographed by (60) of its JSA cert card), Mosconi (signed on back, with salutation), Pep (JSA sticker), Riggs, legendary subjects! Framed to 51-1/8 x 38-1/8”, the colorful portrayals are accented Sarazen (1991); Non-Sports: (6 bills) with Walter Cronkite (1935 Silver Certificate, by blue marker endorsements that average (“8-9”) strength. Symmetrically divided JSA sticker), Douglas Fairbanks Jr. (JSA cert card), Gene Krupa (1953 two-dollar, into four sections, each sport is represented by (15) bold scriptings. Highlights signed on back, JSA cert card), double-signed Roy Rogers (auction LOA from JSA), include: Baseball: Banks, Hunter and Stargell; Basketball: Abdul-Jabbar, Schayes Sally Struthers (“7”, personalized with salutation, dated, JSA sticker) and Ed Sullivan and West; Football: J. Brown, Butkus and Hornung; Hockey: Beliveau, H. Richard (“7”, 1957 Silver Certificate, JSA cert card). and Bo. Hull. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

596. (215) Multi-Sport 597. (31) 1913- Autographed Cards & 1981 Multi- Flats with Numerous Hall Sport Board & of Famers Skill Games Stacked multi-sport autographed Test your talent card and flat collection of (215) with these (31) items featuring numerous Hall of 1913-1981 multi- Famers. The endorsements over- sport board and skill whelmingly present (“8-9”) or bet- games. Unless ter. Highlights include Signed noted, all pieces are Football Cards: (87 cards) with present. The 1910s- 1991 Touchdown Club Heisman 1950s games gener- Winners: (66 cards) with (3) #14 ally present (VG to D. Walker, (3) #32 Spurrier; EX) with varying Other: Dawson (2000 Upper Deck degrees of wear to Legends certified), (2) Dudley (one the lids, board and 1975 Fleer Immortal Roll), Lane, pieces while the more recent games average (EX-MT to NM). Highlights include Nitschke (H.O.F. 1978); Signed Baseball: (24 games) with 1913 Philadelphia Game “Major League Baseball Game”, Hockey Cards: (75 cards) with circa 1920s Parker Brothers Peg Baseball Game (torn panels from lid), 1943 Cadaco- 1999 Upper Deck Retro: #83 Ellis “All Star Baseball Game” (splitting to lid), 1949 Toy Town “Babe Ruth’s Lemieux (creased); 2001 Fleer Greats: (4) #13 H. Richard, L. Robinson (certified); Official Baseball Game” (missing pieces), 1975 APBA “Baseball Game”; Football: (5 Signed Football Postcards: (23 cards) with Goal Line Art: #174 Unitas; Hockey games) with 1943 Stars on Stripes “Football Game” and 1960 Play-Rite “The Johnny Signed Flats: M. Richard and Boxing Signed Postcard: Foreman. Auction LOA Unitas Football Game”. Due to size/weight, a shipping surcharge may apply. More on from JSA. More on our website. our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

598. (615+) 599. Massive 1920s-Modern (45,000+) Multi- Multi/Non- Sport Warehouse Sport Treasure Treasure Chest with Chest with Cards & Autographs, Publications Cards, Volume Dealers! Publications & Significantly expand your inventory with this massive More mostly 1970s-modern Extensive (615+) multi-sport warehouse 1920s-modern hoard of (45,000+) cards multi-sport/non- and publications. Assemble sport treasure chest your sorting teams for this including auto- mixed mound that will graphs, cards, publications and other sundry items. Unless noted, all material averages probably include modern (NM) or better. Highlights include Multi-Sport Autographed Items: (4 items, all “8” inserts such as certified autographs and game-used inserts, thousands of stars, several or better, auction LOA from JSA) with Holyfield 8x10, Lasorda 8x10, Norton glove small sets along with a smattering of other collectibles. Based only on a cursory look, (”1978”, Everlast left-handed), Rose cachet (Gateway); Boxing/Wrestling Cards: some of the better items include (15,000+) 1980-1982 Topps & Donruss Baseball sin- (184 items) with 1930 Rippled Wheat Dempsey; Hockey Card: 1964-65 Topps gles, (20,000+) modern prospects including bricks of players, (79) 1988 Surf Baseball Mikita (VG); 1976-1997 Star Trek sets: (18 sets) with 1976 Topps (with stickers); books and (60+) 1970s-1980s wrestling magazines (generally lower grade). All calcu- Boxing Memorabilia: (27 items) with 3/26/74 Norton vs. Foreman 14x22 broadside lations are rough and conservatively estimated. Due to size/weight, local pick-up at and 1973 Rocky Marciano decanter by Jim Beam. More on our website. our Silver Spring, Maryland location is encouraged. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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600. 1920s D117 Weber Baking 601. 1933-34 National “Famous Men” Near Set of Chicle Sky Birds Near (44/50) Cards—#2 PSA Registry Master Set of (98/132) Distributed over an eight-week period in Plus (20) Duplicates loaves of Onist Milk and Pullman Bread, the Prominent aviation pioneers are o ffered 1920s D117 Weber Baking “Famous front-and-center with the Men” (and women) set of (44/50) cards fea- offered 1933-34 National tures those who have made a permanent Chicle Sky Birds near master impact on society. This elusive set closely set of (98/132) cards plus (20) mirrors the T68 “Heroes of History” issue Duplicates. Included are Series released a decade prior. With a GPA of 3.85 of 48 near: (44/48, aggregate and Set Rating 3.38, this consistently attrac- EX, missing #39, 40, 42, 46, 7 tive gathering is currently ranked #2 on the dupes) with (2) #1 Putnam P S A R e g i s t r y. Included are (2) PSA 8 : (EX, VG-EX), (2) #20 Lafayette, Israel Putnam; (2) PSA 6 : Joan of Rickenbacker (VG-EX, GD), Arc; (8) PSA 5 : Benjamin Franklin; (3) PSA (2) #23 Von Richthofen (one 4 . 5 : Sitting Bull; (9) PSA 4 : Daniel Boone, FR, one PR, paper loss), (2) Christopher Columbus, Abraham Lincoln, #32 Doolittle (EX-MT, VG- G e o rge Washington; (3) PSA 3 . 5 : E l i EX), #36 Lindbergh (EX), #48 Whitney; (6) PSA 3 : Napoleon Bonaparte; Earhart (FR); Series of 144 (3) PSA 2 . 5 : Sitting Bull/Geronimo; (5) PSA partial: (54/84, average VG, 2 : Betsy Ross and (3) PSA 1 . 5 . Missing only 13 dupes and high numbers average GD) with #36 Limdbergh (VG), #49 Orville Li-Hung Chang, General Grant, Nathan Hale, Wright (VG-EX), #62 Wiley Post (NM), #72 The Spirit of St. Louis (GD), 85-89, (2) Oliver Hazard Perry, Molly Pitcher and Paul Revere for completion. 90 (EX-MT, FR), 91, (2) 92 (EX, FR), 93, 95, 104 and 105. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $400.00

602. 1933-34 603. 1932 U.S. National Chicle Caramel Sky Birds Partial Presidents Partial Set of (77/108) Set of (20/31) Cards Cards with #1 Soar into the “wild blue George yonder” with the offered Washington 1933-34 National Chicle Early occupants of our Sky Birds partial set of nation’s highest elected (77/108) cards. Highlights office are profiled on include Series of 48 near: this 1932 U.S. Caramel (42/48, 20% VG-EX or Presidents partial set of better, 40% VG, 40% GD (20/31) cards. This series or lesser) with #1 Putnam has an overall condition (FR, surface writing), #20 breakdown of 15% (VG- Rickenbacker (FR), #23 EX), 45% (VG), 30% von Richthofen (GD), #32 (GD) and 10% (FR or Doolittle (FR); Series of lesser). Included are: #1 144 starter: (35/83, 35% Washington (GD), 2-4, VG or better, 40% GD, 6-13, 15, #16 Lincoln 25% FR or lesser) with (VG), 17-19, 21, 27 and #48 Earhart (GD), #49 O. #31 F. Roosevelt (VG- Wright (GD) and #106 EX). Morane Parasol (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

605. 1930s R36 Fleer Cops & Robbers Partial Set of (21/35) Cards Dubious outlaws are profiled on this early 1930s R36 Fleer Cops and Robbers partial set of (21/35) cards. This grouping is absent of the original “evidence tabs” and comes in varying dimensions. Included are #1, 2, 4-7, 9-11, 14, 16, 17, 20, 604. 1930s R63 Guess Who? Group of (48) Different Cards 21, 24-26, 28, 29, 34 and 35 with various tint Featured is a group of (48) different 1930s R63 Guess Who? singles. This obscure variations dispersed issue displays numerous cartoon captions and color tints per card, leaving it as one of throughout. The cards the few unchecklisted issues with an ACC catalog designations. The strip card issue generally present in comes in varying dimensions with the overall group averaging (GD) with 31% dis- (FR to GD) condition playing reverse writing or paper loss. Included are (5) #1, (8) 2, (8) 3, (6) 4, (6) 5, (6) with some better and 7, (5) 8, (3) 9 and (1) 10. others lesser. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

102 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 607. (65) 1933 & 1947 Goudey Indian Gum Singles 606. 1940 Gum Inc. Lone Ranger The cultures of the indigenous peo- Complete Set of (48) Cards ple who populated the untamed “Hi-Yo Silver! Away!” Ride the open frontier West are examined with these (65) with the offered 1940 Gum Inc. Lone Ranger 1933 and 1947 Goudey Indian Gum complete set of (48) cards. This artfully singles. Featured are 1933 Goudey detailed edition from the serial has an approxi- Indian Gum: (45 cards, composite mate condition breakdown of 20% (VG-EX or GD) with Series of 48-Blue Stripe: better), 40% (VG) and 40% (GD) with the #38 Sitting Bull (GD); Series of challenging high series presenting only slightly 96: #52 Davy Crockett (GD), #59 lesser than the more available numbers. Keys Wild Bill (VG); Series of 264: (4 include #1 A Silver Bullet (GD) and #48 cards) with #93, 102, 105, 105 and Silver’s Vigil (GD). 1947 Goudey Indian Gum: (20 Opening Bid $400.00 cards, average VG to VG-EX) with #96 Sassacus (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

608. 1952 Topps Look ‘N See 609. 1954 Topps Scoops Complete Set of (135) Cards Complete Set of (154) Cards Informative 1952 Topps Look ‘N See Headlines from across the globe throughout complete set of (135) cards. This educa- history are featured on the offered 1954 tional edition depicts famous historical Topps Scoops complete set of (154) cards figures with related questions on the plus (7) dupes. This multi/non-sport series reverse. The approximate condition has an approximate condition breakdown of breakdown is as follows: 25% (EX-MT 15% (EX-MT or better), 30% (EX), 25% or better), 30% (EX), 25% (VG-EX) and (VG-EX) and 30% (VG or lesser). Keys 20% (VG or lesser). Key cards include include #27 Feller (VG-EX), #39 #1 Roosevelt (trimmed), #4 Lincoln (EX- Dempsey/Willard (EX), #40 Louis (VG), MT), #6 T. Roosevelt (VG), #15 Ruth #41 Ruth (EX), #65 Marciano (VG-EX), (NM), #30 Lindbergh SP (trimmed), #45 (2) #71 Sullivan (both VG), #110 Four Earhart SP (EX-MT), #82 Rembrandt SP Horseman (EX), #129 Hogan (EX), (2) (EX), #112 J. Rockefeller (GD) and #133 #130 Braves Move (EX-MT, EX) and #154 Joan of Arc (EX-MT). 26-Inning Tie (VG-EX). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

610. (3) 1955-56 611. (3) 1955- Topps Davy 1958 Topps Crockett Complete Non-Sport TV Sets with (2) Westerns Orange & Green Complete Sets The man who “killed him with Both Davy a b’ar when he was only Crockett three” is profiled with this trio of 1955-56 Topps The rough-and-tumble Davy Crockett complete lifestyle of the Old sets. Included are (2) West is profiled with 1955-56 Topps Davy the offered trio of Crockett-Orange sets: (both 80/80, one average GD to VG, one average GD) with 1955-1958 Topps non- (2) #1 King of the Wild Frontier (one FR, one PR, writing), (2) #80 Bowie’s Last sport complete sets. Included are 1955-56 Topps Davy Crockett-Green set: (80/80, Stand (VG, FR); 1955-56 Topps Davy Crockett-Green set: (80/80, average VG to average EX to EX-MT) with #1 Buckskin Buddy (VG), #20 Ambush error (GD), #80 VG-EX) with #1 Buckskin Buddy (GD), #2 Dangerous Mission (VG-EX), #5 Old Texas Triumph (VG); 1955-56 Topps Davy Crockett-Orange set: (80/80, average Hickory (VG-EX), #20 Ambush ERR (VG) and #80 Texas Triumph (VG). EX-MT to NM) with #1 King of the Wild Frontier (EX-MT), #80 Bowie’s Last Stand Opening Bid $250.00 (VG-EX) and 1958 Topps TV Westerns set: (71/71, average NM). Opening Bid $150.00

612. (3) 1953-1961 Non- 613. 1909-1972 Sport Display Boxes & North American Near Sets with 1953 & European Non- Wheaties License Plates Sport Shoebox Hit the open road with this trio of Collection of 1953-1961 non-sport display (2290) Cards boxes and near sets. Included are A variety of themes and 1953-55 Topps World on topics are covered with Wheels One-Cent Display Box: the offered 1909-1972 (presents EX); 1961 Topps North American and Sports Cars Five-Cent Display European non-sport Box: (presents GD, detached lid) shoebox collection of (2290) cards. Highlights include 1930s-1960s British Tobacco and 1953-54 Wheaties Mini Cards: (350 cards, average VG, many different subjects); 1930s German Massary License Plates near: (48/49 Zigarretenfabrik Flags: (1058 cards, average EX-MT); 1950s-1960s Brooke Bond plates, averages EX, duplicate Tea: (202 cards, average EX, many different subjects); 1952 Topps Wings: (72 cards, Washington, missing Virginia). Opening Bid $150.00 average GD) and 1961 Topps Sports Cars: (24 cards, median VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

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615. 1968 Topps Milton Bradley 616. Circa 1920s Piedmont 12 ct. Hot Rods Set of (22) Cards Unopened Cigarette Pack 614. 1949 Topps Flip-O-Vision Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 Original Advertising Sheet Opening Bid $150.00

618. 1955 Topps Bazooka Joe Contact Proof Sheet Opening Bid $200.00 619. 1970 Lolli-Bazooka Bubble Gum Pops Original Display Box Art 617. Circa 1920s Sweet Caporal Opening Bid $150.00 10 ct. Unopened Cigarette Box Opening Bid $100.00

620. 1930s-1950s Film & Theater 622. George H.W. Bush & Jimmy Memorabilia Lot of (21) with (8) Dixie Carter Signed 8x10 Framed Displays Premiums Including Jean Harlow with Full JSA Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

621. Marlene Dietrich Signed Page with Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00

104 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 623. President Andrew 624. Inventor Cyrus Jackson Signed 1836 Letter McCormick Signed with Full JSA 1872 Check with E4 7th U.S. President Andrew Jackson Revenue Stamp earned a reputation for toughness as an Historical autograph seek- aggressive military commander. ers harvest a prize example Presented is a Jackson signed letter with this Cyrus McCormick suitably featuring military related con- signed check. Renown for his game changing reaper harvesting machine, McCormick tent. Dated 1836 this two page letter was a pivotal player in the industrialization of agriculture, mainly through his Chicago was written by Edward W. Robinson based marketing efforts. Made payable to “N. R. Graham” this Merchants Savings who cites himself as a member of the Loan & Trust Co. check displays in appealing condition with light signs of age-appro- “Manchester Virginians”. The letter’s priate wear. Applied at lower right as “C.H. McCormick Chairman”, McCormick’s contents detail Robinson’s request for an appointment to the position of “sutler” to the industrial sized endorsement shows desirable (“7-8”) strength. The initials “C.H.” are 2nd Dragoons, a cavalry regiment established by President Jackson on 5/23/1836 to signed over an orange Franklin E4 Revenue stamp pre-printed at center and canceled combat Seminoles in Florida. Jackson’s (“8-9”) strength endorsement appears over with a three-legged bank cut which remains unobtrusive and does not contact the sig- two postal stamps on the letter’s cover as initials “A.J.” along with a notation in his nature. Dated 10/12/1872 this significant relic is imprinted at lower right with the hand which reads as “Referred to the Secretary of War”. Addressed to “Excellency, name of its manufacturer “Dean Bros. & Hoffman, Stationers, Chicago” and also The President of the United States, Hermitage, Near Nashville, Tennessee”, the letter’s bears a discreet previous price notation penciled at top right. Endorsing signatures of cover bears a chain of re-directions including a 9/8 Winchester, VA stamp, a 9/21 the payee and a co-signer appear on the reverse along with a Cook County National Nashville, T. stamp, an undated forward to Washington City, a 10/3/1836 Adjutant Bank stamp and what appears to be a later date notation. Full photo LOA from JSA. General written notation and an 10/3/1836 written notation presumably by a member Opening Bid $600.00 of Jackson’s staff. Overall this historic document presents in excellent condition with typical compacting folds, a small stain and a bit of paper loss due to contact with a wax seal. Full photo LOA from JSA. 626. “The Beatles” Autographed Piece From February 9, Opening Bid $400.00 1964 Performance on Ed Sullivan Show - Impeccable Provenance and Full JSA! Prompting an unprecedented frenzy and a 625. Amelia record television audience, four young Earhart Signed musicians arrived on American soil and 1928 “Stultz gave their first live television performance on February 9, 1964. The venue, of course, Day” Cover— was a New York City CBS studio known as Full JSA the “Ed Sullivan T h e a t e r.” And so began the Lifting aircraft and “British Invasion.” While millions (mostly spirits worldwide, fem- of the female species) sought to see the pop inist icon Amelia phenoms up close, a privileged few actually Earhart was a record got the chance. This photograph signed by setting aviator recog- all (4) Beatles is a treasured keepsake from nized as the first perhaps the most significant night in rock-n- woman to fly across roll history. A former CBS make-up artist not only did the musicians’ hair that night, the Atlantic Ocean. Following her first 6/17-18/28 trans-Atlantic flight in the Fokker but took full advantage of the opportunity to get the signatures of all (4). Executed in plane “Friendship” Ms. Earhart, pilot Wilmer Stultz and mechanic/co-pilot Lou blue ballpoint on the reverse of the stylist’s personal 3-1/2 x 3-1/2” photo of his infant Gordon embarked on a celebratory tour. Presented is an Earhart signed “Stultz Day” son, the autographs are decidedly potent and unmistakable as those of the “Fab Four. ” cover from a tour stop in Pennsylvania. Displaying in well-kept state with minor age- Atop the piece, the scripting of Paul McCartney is readily identifiable, yet has endured appropriate wear this cover is postmarked 7/28/28 Middletown, PA and bears a com- paper loss affecting the surname. Just below are: Ringo Starr (“9-10” strength); G e o rg e memorative stamp with the names of the historic flight crew trio. Earhart’s fantastic H a r r i s o n (“9-10” strength, with deference to separation mended by adhesive tape on the (“9-10”) strength autograph appears diagonally across the middle of the cover. Co- obverse); and John Lennon (“9-10” strength, with deference to separation mended by pilot Gordon’s distinct signature (“9”) is located just below that of the media dubbed tape on the obverse, as well as a missing piece that contained the conclusion of the sur- “Queen of the Air”. Also present on the obverse are a Salt Lake City “First Flight” name). While the item had been stored in the stylist’s wallet for a lengthy period, it stamp which overlaps the Stultz stamp on the left and a 10-cent canceled air mail remains a sacred rock relic from that groundbreaking night in entertainment history. stamp at top right. An 8/12/28 Ogden, Utah postmark is the lone device appearing on Comes with an LOA form the stylist’s wife, his 1964 Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists the reverse. Full photo LOA from JSA. union membership card, as well as a full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $600.00 Opening Bid $900.00

627. Ultimate “Damn 628. 1893-S Morgan Yankees” Lot of (18) With Silver Dollar “The Original Movie Posters and Key Date”—PCGS Signed Movie Still VF Details Eternally lamenting in his Chevy Sound the trumpets for this Chase, Maryland living room, Joe important numismatic treas- Boyd is hopeless in his longing for his ure. Offered is an 1893-S beloved (and woeful) Wa s h i n g t o n Morgan silver dollar. With an Senators to overtake the mighty New original mintage quantity of York Yankees … until a pact with the just 100,000 and a survival devil himself transforms Boyd into Joe rate of approximately 10,000 H a r d y, slugging phenom. Such is the pieces in all grades, this San plot in the award-winning D a m n Francisco minted dollar is Ya n k e e s stage and screen adaptation truly the key date of the that reminded us that anything is possi- series. Encapsulated and certi- ble! Issued for that 1950s production, fied Genuine by PCGS with a these (18) relics are incredibly pre- “Cleaning-VF Details” quali- served reminders from an entertaining fier this significant survivor piece equal parts comedic, romantic rates as an affordable invest- and tragic. Highlights include: (2) ment level example. Starting Original Movie Posters: 27x41 and at a very reasonable point this 28x22 US 1 Sheets listing cast mem- coin is far superior to the bers and score titles; Spanish Lobby lesser grade specimens typi- C a r d : original 16-1/4 x 12-1/2” thick stock item. More on our website. cally available in this range. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $2800.00

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629. (40) 1878-1904 630. (57) U.S. Silver Morgan Silver Dollars Dollar Coins with (37) Introduced in 1878 the Morgan sil- 1921 Morgan and (20) ver dollar remains one of the most 1922 Peace Types popular collectible coins. Presented Silver seekers hone your bids are (40) 1878-1904 Morgan dollars for this mother lode lot of (57) with: 1878 (AU), (3) 1880 (VG, silver dollar coins. Big, popu- AG, FR), (2) 1880-O (VF, FN), lar and boasting a 90% silver 1883-O (AU), 1884 (AG), 1885 composition these largest of (FN), 1886 (AU), 1887 (XF), U.S. minted coins continue 1887-O (VF), 1888 (GD), (2) 1889 their decade long run as a hot (AU, XF), (2) 1889-O (GD, AG), commodity. Featured are: (37) 1890 (AU+), (3) 1890-O (VG, (2) 1921 Morgan type dollars: GD), 1891 (AG), 1891-O (FN), with a grade distribution of 1891-S (XF), (2) 1896 (AU, XF), (38% AU to BU, 50% VF to (4) 1897-O ((2) FN, GD, AG), XF, 12% lesser); and (20) 1897-S (AG), 1900 (AU), (2) 1922 Peace type dollars: with a grade distribution of (35% AU to BU, 45% VF to 1900-O (FN, VG), (3) 1901-O ((2) FN, VG), 1902 (FN), 1904 (GD), 1904-O (VF). XF, 20% lesser). Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

631. (60) 1922-1923 632. (169) 1968- Peace Type Silver 1984 U.S. Dollars Proof/Mint Combining collectible enjoy- Uncirculated Sets ment with investment poten- Coin collecting purists tial this lot of (60) Peace type enjoy this tremendous silver dollars establishes itself trove of untouched, lim- as a “must have”. Blessed ited production issues. with stately design elements Offered are (169) 1968- and 90% silver content these 1984 U.S. proof/mint coins top many want lists. sets. Designed specifical- Present are: (15) 1922 Peace ly for collecting purposes dollars: rating as (60% AU to these treasures remain BU, 40% FN to XF); and (45) sealed in original packaging and are housed in period Mint mailers. Highlights are 1923 Peace dollars: rating as (27) 1968-1970 sets featuring JKF half dollars with 40% silver content with: Mint (40% AU to BU, 45% VF to sets with (2) silver half dollars per set: (7) 1968; (3) 1969; (5) 1970; Proof sets with XF, 15% lesser). With precious metals maintaining status among the hottest commodi- (1) silver half dollar per set: (3) 1968; (5) 1969; (4) 1970. More on our website. ties of the 21st Century this lot merits serious consideration. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

633. 1970s 634. U.S. Commemorative Packaged Proof Coin Lot of (17) Bicentennial and with 1984 $10 Olympic Gold Eagle Eisenhower Proof Packaged and pris- and Mint Coins/Sets tine are the buzz- words here. with Many Silver Presented is a lot Issues of (17) proof U.S. Though the end of circulating Commemorative silver coin production cast a individual coins cloud over 1960s coin col- and sets. All coins lecting, the 1970s produced a are pristine and silver lining. Offered is a housed in their “best of the ‘70s” coin hoard original Mint pack- featuring proof and mint uncirculated Bicentennial and Eisenhower individual coins aging and mailers. Highlighting these premier precious metal collectibles is a 1983- and sets including numerous silver issues. Housed in original U.S. Mint packaging 1984 three-coin Los Angeles Olympic proof set with a 1984-W $10 Gold Eagle, a and mailers this sealed assortment includes (75) Eisenhower dollars with 40% silver 1983-S Discus silver dollar and a 1984-S Stadium Statues silver dollar. Also present content; (20) Bicentennial three-coin sets with 40% silver content; (10) 1976 are: 1984 Prestige proof six-coin set with a 1984-S Discus silver dollar; and (15) 1982 mint/proof sets; (11) Bicentennial medallions. More on our website. George Washington silver half dollars. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

635. U.S. 636. U.S. & Foreign Coin Coin/Commemorative/Proofs Treasure Chest with (2) Treasure Chest with (12) Carson City Morgan Silver Eagle Proofs Dollars Bolster your investment portfolio with Coin enthusiasts reap the bounty of this treasure chest of U.S. coins, com- this U.S./foreign coin treasure chest. memoratives and proofs. Proof strike Featuring a wide variety of denomi- quality and bullion purity .999 fine silver nations and types this mini-hoard is recommend the lot highlight of (12) loaded with value. Highlights are: Silver Eagle Proofs in original U.S. Mint Morgan dollars with CC mint- boxes with one each: 1986, 1987, 1988, mark: 1882 (AU+), 1883 (BU); 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, commemorative half dollars: 1925 1999, 2000, 2001. Additional highlights Stone Mountain (AU), (3) 1893 are: (3) silver proof sets: 1999, 2001, Columbus (avg. VG-FN), (2) B. T. 2004; 1993 Prestige proof set; and 2005 Washington: 1947 (BU), 1951 State quarter silver proof set. Also present is a variety of commemoratives, proof sets, (BU); high value coins: 1879-S Morgan dollar (BU); (2) Walking Liberty half dollars: mint sets and business strike coins. More on our website. 1921-S (GD), 1938-D (FN+); 1914 Barber quarter (AU). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

106 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 637. 1811/10 Capped Bust Half Dollar Rare Variation—PCGS AU Details Rare variety coin seekers get in the game for this seldom offered, two century old 1811/10 Capped Bust silver half dollar. Designated Genuine with a “Cleaning-AU Details” qualifier by leading numismatic certification serv- ice PCGS this astounding example displays abundant, clearly defined details. Typically offered no more than once or twice a year this 638. 1818 James Monroe Signed Presidential Land Grant extremely tough variation James Monroe’s Presidency was literally a defining period in our history. With the always commands a signifi- purchase of Florida and the treaties of 1818 and 1819, Monroe established Atlantic to cant price. Enjoy a low risk, Pacific boundaries between British North America (Canada) and New Spain (Mexico). high reward opportunity as the Fittingly the offered document is a Monroe signed land grant. Approving the 1818 consignor has graciously made sale of property in Ohio to Joseph Kelley of Butler County this well-preserved 13 x 8- this coin available at a fraction 1/2” General Land Office Certificate of Register bears Monroe’s stately (“7-8”) of the cost of an AU specimen. endorsement at lower right. Full photo LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $300.00

639. Rutherford B. Hayes Full Signature Signed Personal 640. (2) Single-Signed Baseballs With “Gerald Ford” and “J. Business Card—Full JSA Ford” - Both Full JSA Autograph collecting purists cast a discerning eye on this rare presidential specimen. By any name, former U.S. President Gerald R. Ford garnered fame in both the athletic Presented is a Rutherford B. Hayes signed personal business card. Serving as 19th and political arenas. These (2) baseballs have been endorsed by the former University U.S. President from 1877-1881, Mr. Hayes typically applied his endorsement with ini- of Michigan football star and 38th Chief Executive. Each is signed on the sweet spot tials as “R. B. Hayes”. Measuring 3-3/4 x 2-1/2” the offered card is signed in full as in blue ballpoint (both “10” strength). Includes: J. Ford: mildly toned OAL Brown “Rutherford B. Hayes” with truly remarkable (“9-10”) strength. Moderately affected ball; Gerald Ford: a mildly toned ONL Coleman ball. Individual full photo LOAs by album adhesive residue the card’s opposite side is imprinted with a facsimile of from JSA. Hayes’ typical initialized signature. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

641. Sir 642. (10) Winston President/ Churchill Political Signed 1963 Signed “Lloyds Bank Photographs Limited” with (4) Check— Gerald Ford PSA/DNA Including Authentic Dual-Signed Never surrender in your quest to obtain this rare historical autograph. Presented is a with Jimmy “Lloyds Bank Limited” check signed by Sir Winston Churchill (d.1965). Though the Carter former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom most certainly signed a battalion of The world’s most documents during his career, painstaking research has revealed just two other check powerful men, examples signed on the payer line by Mr. Churchill. Encapsulated and designated lawmakers and Authentic by PSA/DNA this important relic bears Churchill’s prominent (“9-10”) other political strength signature at lower right. Dated “4 January, 1963” in European fashion the officials are pro- check displays in apparent (VG) condition with several compacting folds, two pin- filed with these (10) signed photographs. Each autograph presents (“8”) or better with point staples holes at left and a bank cancellation stamp at center. These conditions in the pictures measuring 8x10 (unless noted). Included are JSA Cert Cards: (5 pic- no way affect Churchill’s remarkably bold penning and overall the check’s graphics tures) with (3) Gerald Ford, Gerald Ford/Jimmy Carter, Henry Kissinger (8x11); and background are bold, clean and appealing. Imprinted at top left with check num- Auction LOA from JSA: (5 pictures) with Joe Biden (U.S.S. 1995, with salutation), ber “M5693” this important souvenir is made payable to “Lancastria Memorial Fund” Jess Helms (U.S.S.), (senator), Chuck Robb (with salutation) and Pat in the amounts of £5.00 (five pounds). More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00 Schroeder. Opening Bid $200.00

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643. 1937 Seeburg 644. Tony Symphonia Royale Art Bennett, Deco 78RPM Juke Box in Kirk Working Condition Douglas & Harken back to the days of big Bob Hope bands with this fully functioning Single- music maker. Presented is a 1937 Seeburg Symphonia Royale juke Signed box. Lavishly detailed in art deco Baseballs style the handsome walnut wood with JSA cabinet is in outstanding condition Entertaining trio and features a curved spindle grill of single-signed and stately accents. The sliding baseballs penned record tray has a twenty 78RPM by legends of record capacity and sits behind a comedy, song thick clear glass window with a and the silver keyed locking mechanism. A full screen. Included complement of records is present are 1.) single- with the titles appearing on slotted signed Tony selection plate. Featured artists Bennett OAL include Sinatra, Goodwin and baseball (“9”, ball “9”); 2.) single-signed Kirk Douglas ONL baseball (“9-10”, mild Ellington. Local pick-up at our toned ball “7”) and 3.) single-signed Bob Hope OAL baseball (“8”, toned ball “5”). Maryland facility is strongly recom- Individual JSA cert cards accompany. mended. Shipping will incur a significant fee. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $300.00

645. Frank Sinatra 646. (8) Hollywood Signed 8x10 Golden Age Leading Photograph Lady Signed 8x10 Framed Display Photographs—All with Full JSA Certified PSA/DNA The 1920s-1950s “Golden “Old Blue Eyes” drives Age of Hollywood” saw the the fairway with the film industry blossom into an offered Frank Sinatra influential part of American signed 8x10 photograph culture. Offered are (8) 8x10 that is expertly framed photographs signed by some and matted to 13x16 of the era’s greatest leading dimensions. The black- ladies. Displaying in excellent and-white picture of the state these dynamic glossies acclaimed crooner is showcase the abundant penned in blue ink with charms of these big screen the autograph exhibiting beauties. Featured signers are: (“7”) quality. This ready- Claudette Colbert (“8-9”), to-display piece of the Olivia De Haviland (“9-10”), American icon is accom- Lillian Gish (“9”), Helen panied by a full photo Hayes (“9-10”), Myrna Loy LOA from PSA/DNA. (“9-10”), Eva Marie Saint More on our website. (“9-10”), Barbara Stanwyck (“9”), Gene Tierney (“9”). JSA basic certs/stickers. Opening Bid $600.00 Opening Bid $250.00

647. (94) 648. 1940s-1960s Comic Entertainment Book/Pulp Magazine Greats Signed Lot of (69) with Sports Personal Checks Titles & Advertisements With Charlton Including (2) Joe Heston and Jimmy DiMaggio Covers Stewart Sports and Americana cross over Executed on personal in this exciting collection of (69) checks, the bold signa- 1940s-1960s comic books/pulp tures in this lot of (94) magazines. These vintage publi- are “money” for both cations boast coveted Gold and transaction and collecting Silver Age comic status while purposes! Headlining the featuring sports titles or adver- lot are (5) examples tisements. Highlights are: (14) which have been encap- True Comics issues (70% VG to sulated with autographs FN, 30% lesser) with (2) #71 Joe assessed “Authentic” by DiMaggio; (17) Dell comics with PSA/DNA. These back cover Wheaties ads (avg. include: Edgar Burroughs VG to VG-FN) with Berra, (d.1950), Charlton Campanella, Kiner, Mikan, Heston, Harmon Killebrew, Jack Lord and Jimmy Stewart. Additional highlights Musial and Roberts; (3) DC include: Bob Barker, (2) Charles Nelson Reilly, (3) Carl Reiner, (2) Robert Reiner, (2) comics with back cover ads (all Dinah Shore, (2) Danny Thomas and Cornell Wilde. More on our website. VG) with (2) Mantle and Ruth. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $150.00

108 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 I T E M W I T H R E S E R V E 649. Abner Doubleday Signed Album Page - Full JSA While his Civil War roles at Fort Sumter and Gettysburg were more definitive than his alleged “invention” of baseball, Abner 650. Mickey Mantle/Roger Maris Dual-Signed Doubleday will forever be linked to the National Pastime as the diamond in Commemorative Bat #98/115 - Full JSA Cooperstown bears his name. In the former, more documented capacity, Doubleday Two sluggers, one bat! Commemorating the 1961 season in which they combined signed this keepsake. Measuring approximately 5-3/4 x 3” with rounded corners, the for 115 round-trippers, Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris are immortalized on this thick stock album page is dated “Nov. 13th 1879” and composed entirely in Hillerich & Bradsby (35”) “M110” signature model bat autographed by both. The Doubleday’s hand. In black-ink steel tip fountain pen, Doubleday has signed (“9” weapon features center brands and facsimile signature barrel stampings on both strength) and inscribed “Mendham, N.J. – Bvt. Major General U.S. Army – late sides. Each has signed in blue marker (both “9-10” strength). This bat is serial num- Major General of Vols.” Regardless of the validity of Doubleday’s links to baseball, bered 98/115 produced in the series. Full photo LOA from JSA, as well as a COA his signature is among the rarest! Full photo LOA from JSA. This item has a reserve from Richard Simon. (estimated value: $1500-$2500) Opening Bid $1500.00 Opening Bid $750.00

651. Mickey 652. (109) 1936-1973 Mantle Signed Baseball Signed Cards Mitchell & with (34) Hall of Famers Ness Jersey Instant 1936-1973 baseball signed and 8x10 collection of (109) cards featuring (34) Hall of Famers. The primarily Photo - Full (“8-9”) scripts are placed on can- PSA/DNA and vases which generally present (VG JSA to EX) with some better and others lesser. Highlights include 1936 Celebrating the 1951 Diamond Stars: #86 Crosetti; season in which the 1939 Play Ball: #7 Doerr; 1941 Yankees unveiled Play Ball: #39 Henrich; 1950 their “can’t-miss” Bowman: #121 Seminick (#21 prospect from Whiz Kids 1950); 1951 Topps Red Oklahoma, these (2) Backs: #5 Rizzuto (HOF 94); 1952 souvenirs are auto- Wheaties: Rizzuto (HOF 94, field- graphed by the ing); 1953 Topps: #62 Irvin; 1959 switch-hitting Hall Topps: #262 Podres/Labine; 1961 of Famer. Includes: Fleer Greats: #32 Gehringer; 1971 Jersey: a Mitchell & Ness replica 1951 New York Yankees flannel home jersey Topps Greatest Moments: #43 signed on the left breast in black marker (“9-10” strength; full photo LOA from Bunning and 1971 Topps Super: PSA/DNA); Photo: an 8x10 color photo of Mantle at the club’s 1951 spring training #44 Aaron. Auction LOA from site; signed in blue marker (“9-10” strength; full photo LOA from JSA). Opening Bid $400.00 JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00

653. Baseball 654. Philadelphia Phillies Player Signed Multi/Single-Signed 3x5 Index Card HOFer & Specialty Collection of Autograph Lot of (35) (330+) with S. Hall of Fame status, no-hitters, and Paige & J. other big events are celebrated in this high-powered Philadelphia Robinson Phillies specialty autograph lot of Excellent break value (35). Featured are (20) baseballs and recommends this (15) photographs signed and star-studded collec- inscribed (average (“8-10”) by tion of (330+) base- Phillies legends. Highlights are: (7) ball player signed HOFer signed balls: (inscriptions 3x5 index cards. This meticulously assembled assortment boasts handsome (“8-9”) in parenthesis) with 1.) Ashburn average signature strength throughout. Key signers are: S. Paige (“9”), J. Robinson (“H.O.F. ’95”); 2.) Bunning (“Perfect Game 6/21/64”); 3.) Carlton (“Cy Young 72, 77, (“9”) and C. Stengel (“8-9”). Other notables include: H. Aaron, L. Appling, Y. Berra, 80, 82”); 4.) announcer Kalas (“Outta Here”); 5.) Roberts (“HOF 76”); 6.) Schmidt E. Combs, D. Dean, B. Dickey (with personalized salutation), R. Faber, F. Frisch with HMG holo-sticker (“HOF 95” and extensive career highlights/stats on all pan- (with “The Old Flash” inscription), C. Gehringer, L. Gomez, H. Greenberg, L. Grove, els); 7.) a multi-signed ball signed by (5) with Ashburn (“H.O.F. 95”)/Bunning (“HOF C. Hafey, G. Hartnett, W. Hoyt, C. Hubbell, H. Killebrew, R. Kiner, S. Koufax, B. 96”)/Carlton (“HOF 94”)/Roberts (“HOF 76”)/Schmidt (“HOF 95”); (14) single- Leonard, (2) H. Manush, R. Marquard, J. Medwick, S. Rice, R. Roberts, F. Robinson, signed HOFer photos: with Ashburn; (3) Bunning; (3) Carlton; (4) Kalas; Roberts; E. Roush, W.Spahn, W. Stargell, B.Terry, P. Traynor (with personalized salutation) and (3) Schmidt. Also present are: (4) multi-signed balls: including a 1972 team-signed J. Vander Meer. Also present are (280+) assorted others with minor duplication. (3) ball with (22) signatures; (8) single-signed balls: with D. Allen with PSA/DNA stick- Key signers have individual full photo LOA from JSA, notables have auction LOA er (“ROY “64” and stats). Highlights have JSA basic certs/stickers, balance have auc- from JSA and balance are without authentication due to time/costs. tion LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $300.00

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655. 1915-1949 Philadelphia Phillies Signed 656. 1950 NL Baseballs/Photographs Lot of (101) With Ashburn and Roberts Champion Phils phans Philadelphia Phillies will flip for “Whiz Kids” Signed this gathering of (101) auto- Baseball & Photo Lot graphed base- of (46) balls and pho- A 1950 Philadelphia youth tographs. movement known as “The Pennings Whiz Kids” caught fire and average (“9”) earned the perennial cellar- quality with dwelling franchise a rare trip to keys includ- the World Series. Philly fans ing: (18) sip from the fountain of youth Single-Signed with this 1950 NL Champion Baseballs: Phillies lot of (46) signed base- ONL and balls/photos (average “8-9”). OML orbs Highlights with JSA basic range from certs/stickers are: balls: R. snow-white Ashburn, R. Roberts; photos: (grade “10”) R. Ashburn/D. Ennis/G. to lightly toned (grade “6”) with key signatures including: Bartell, Glynn, Milnar, Hamner (magazine page), R. Schultz, Suhr and Weiser; Single-Signed 8x10 Photos: (2) Ashburn, Camilli, Mullen, Ashburn (magazine page), D. Ennis, (2) R. Roberts. Other notables are J. Konstanty, Roberts, Seminick and (3) Simmons. Auction LOA from JSA. C. Simmons. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

658. 1960s Philadelphia Phillies Single- Signed Baseball & Photo Collection of (105) Nostalgic Philadelphia fans recall the final decade of play at Connie Mack Stadium/ with this collection of (105) 1960-1969 657. 1950s Philadelphia Phillies Single-Signed Baseball & Phillies single-signed Photo Lot of (77) souvenirs. Featured are: Philly phanatics cover your autograph collecting bases with this classic collection of (46) baseballs average (77) 1950s Philadelphia Phillies single-signed baseballs and photos. This well-pre- (“8-9”) with: Belinsky, served assortment of ‘50s also-rans displays first division quality with average (“8-9”) Buhl, Craig, Dark, Hall, signatures applied to (25) baseballs ranging (EX to NM-MT) and (52) photos average Hisle, Francona, Groat, Money, Ramos, Stuart, F. Torre, Uecker and (37) others; and (NM to NM-MT). Headlining this group are one each ball and photo signed by HOFer (59) photos average (“8-9”) with: Belinsky, Buhl, Burdette, Craig, Dark, Groat, S. Anderson. Other notables are S. Burgess, C. Fernandez, D. Philley, R. Repulski, J. Jenkins, D. Johnson, Mahaffey, Money, Ramos, Stuart, F. Torre, White and (45) oth- Sanford, E. Valo. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. ers. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

659. 1964 660. (142) 1970- Philadelphia Phillies 1979 Signed Baseball & Philadelphia Photograph Phillies Single- Collection of (81) Signed Following manager Gene Baseballs & Mauch’s platoon strategy the Photos well-rounded 1964 Phillies Philadelphia phans cruised to a 6-1/2 game lead celebrate the first with 12 to play only to decade of play at implode in one of baseball’s Veterans Stadium with great collapses. Philadelphia this colossal crop of faithful commemorate the (142) 1970-1979 50th Anniversary of their Phillies single-signed love-hate ’64-team relation- collectibles. ship with this collection of Displaying average (81) 1964 Phillies signed (“8-9”) signature baseballs and photos (average quality this star-stud- “8” to “10”). Featured are ded collection (34) single-signed balls with includes (49) baseballs and (93) photos. Key signers have JSA basic certs/stickers D. Allen and J. Callison and with: balls: D. Allen (“Rookie “64”” inscription); J. Bunning (“HOF 96” inscription); (47) single/multi-signed pho- S. Carlton (“Lefty” and “HOF 94” inscriptions); M. Schmidt (“HOF 95” inscription); tos with D. Allen, J. Bunning, J. Callison, C. Short and (2) Team. More on our web- photos: D. Allen, (3) J. Bunning, (2) S. Carlton, M. Schmidt. More on our website. site. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $200.00

110 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 661. 1980-1989 662. 1983 NL Philadelphia Phillies Champion Signed Baseball & Philadelphia Phillies Photo Collection of “Wheeze Kids” (169) Autograph Collection From the heights of the of (51) Baseballs & Photos Championship to the depths Dubbed “The Wheeze Kids” of Mike Schmidt’s 1989 the 1983 Philadelphia Phillies retirement and a finish in were propelled to the World the cellar the Phillies of the Series by a nucleus of aging 1980s alternately amazed superstars. Offered are (51) and annoyed the fans of 1983 NL Champion Phillies Philadelphia. Offered is a autographs. This prestigious colossal collection of (169) single-signed assortment fea- 1980-1989 Phillies signed tures (23) baseballs and (28) souvenirs. Showing average 8x10 photos with average (“8- (“8” to “10”) signature 9”) signature quality. quality are (55) baseballs Highlights are (6) items with and (114) photographs JSA basic certs/stickers signed ranging in grades of (EX- by “Big Red Machine” veterans MT to MT). Highlights are Rose, Perez and Morgan with one ball and one photo each. Other notables are 1983 (4) photos with JSA basic certs/stickers: T. McGraw, P. Rose, R, Sandberg and P. Cy Young winner Denny and Diaz (d.1990). More on our website. Rose. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

663. 1990-1999 664. 1993 Philadelphia NL Phillies Single- Champion Signed Baseball Philadelphia & Photo Lot of Phillies (177) Signed Many an aging star Baseball & fizzled out during a Photo Lot of string of lackluster 1990s campaigns at (66) Veterans Stadium. Full of swagger Offered are (177) and possibly 1990-1999 PEDs the 1993 Philadelphia Phillies “Macho Row” single-signed items Philadelphia (average “7-9”) unless Phillies endeared noted with (95) base- fans by going from worst to first and bulldozing their way to the World Series. Recall balls and (82) photos. the excitement generated by this gruff and colorful squad with this collection of (66) Highlights are players 1993 NL Champion Phillies signed souvenirs. Showing prodigious (average “9-10”) who starred elsewhere with: balls: Fernandez, Gant, Hudler (“6”), Jeffries, Murphy, strength are (29) baseballs and (37) photographs with notables Daulton, Dykstra, Santiago, Valenzuela (“5”), Van Slyke, Whiten, Zeile; photos: Charlton, Fernandez, Fregosi, Greene, Incaviglia, Jackson, Kruk, Menke, Mulholland, Podres, Schilling and Gant, Hudler, (2) Jeffries, Murphy, Santiago, Valenzuela, Van Slyke, Whiten, Zeile. Williams. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

665. (240+) 2000- 2014 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Baseballs & Photographs Diehard Phils phans update your autograph collection with this army of recent autographs. Offered is a hoard of (240+) 2000-2014 Philadelphia Phillies sin- gle-signed souvenirs. Displaying average (“8” to “10”) signature 666. Champion Philadelphia Phillies strength are (116) base- balls ranging (EX-MT to Autographed Baseball & Photo Lot of (81) MT) and (125+) photo- Long-suffering Phils phans commemorate your team’s 2nd championship with this lot graphs average (NM to of (81) 2008 World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies autographs. Featuring a MT). Headlining this roster of signers from the owner to the mascot this comprehensive collection includes gargantuan assortment is (34) single-signed baseballs and (47) single/dual-signed photos showing average (“8- a ball imprinted in gold with “Perfect Game 5/29/10”. Notable photo 9”) strength. Key signers have JSA basic certs/stickers with: balls: C. Hamels, R. signers are Burrell, Byrd, Diekman, Lee, Lieber, Lieberthal, Ruf, Thome, Wagner and Howard, C. Manuel, C. Ruiz, S. Victorino, J. Werth; photos: C. Hamels, (2) R. Wolf. More on our website. Howard, Phanatic, C. Utley, S. Victorino. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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667. 668. (6) 1962 New Philadelphia York Mets Phillies Signed/Unsigned Coaches, Items with Stengel Executives The lovable losers that and were the 1962 New York Mets are profiled on these Announcers (6) signed and unsigned Autograph items. Included are Signed: Lot of (87) (4 items, all “8-9” or better, all auction LOA from JSA, With Kalas, unless noted) with (2) C. B. Lemon Coleman (Hey Bub 1962 and N.Y. Mets), Stengel 3x5 Sandberg index card (full photo LOA from JSA); multi-signed From the dugout, 1962 Mets 17x11 team broadcast booth photograph with (31) auto- and front office, Philadelphia Phillies fixtures have autographed these (87) keepsakes. graphs including Ashburn, Bold pennings average (“9”) strength. Highlights include: (43) Single-Signed Woodling, Zimmer and Baseballs: ONL and OML orbs range from snow-white (grade “10”) to mildly toned Unsigned: (2) 1996 (grade “7”). Key signatures include: Bowa, Francona, Kalas, Ozark, Podres, Sandberg Neiman “A Salute to Casey and Skinner; (44) Signed 8x10 Photos: with Cash, Corrales, Davenport, Elia, Felske, Stengel” 11-3/4 x 20” B. Lemon and (2) C. Manuel. Auction LOA from JSA. posters (both NM-MT). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

670. (5) Brooklyn Dodgers Signed/Unsigned Items with Koufax Former Ebbets Field resi- dents have endorsed these (5) Brooklyn Dodgers signed/unsigned items. Each autograph presents (“8-9”) or better. Highlights include Signed: (4 items, all auc- tion LOA from JSA, unless noted) with 1.) dated 9/26/57 TLS on Dodgers letterhead by 669. 1990s-2000s New York Mets Memorabilia Lot of (8) With President Fresco (4) Game-Used Bats Thompson with baseball “Let’s go Mets go!” is the familiar refrain in this lot of signed or game-used items. content regarding player Highlights include: (4) Game-Used Bats: Edgardo Alfonso (1999-2001), Matt Franco dispute (dated three days (1998-2000), John Olerud (1997) and Robin Ventura (1999-2001); (2) Team-Signed before final game in Baseballs: 1999 (18) signatures with J. Franco, Leiter, Mahomes and Olerud; 2000 Brooklyn) taped and matted to 12x16; 2.) dated 1992 Stan Kotzen 8x10 print matted (31) signatures with Agbayani, Cook, Rojas and Valentine (both ONL Coleman orbs). to 14x11 and signed on matte by (11) players including Koufax. (full photo LOA from Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. JSA, AP #/30). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $200.00

671. (131) 1980-2001 672. (89) 1985- Perez-Steele Hall of 1995 Perez- Fame & 1989 Steele Great Celebration Signed Moments Signed Postcards with (2) Cards Ashburn Grab some ‘graphs The intense baseball artistry of with these (89) 1985- Dick Perez fuels these (131) 1995 Perez-Steele 1980-2001 Perez-Steele signed Great Moments signed postcards. The autographs project cards. These textured (“8-9”) penmanship or better with oversized canvases the postcards averaging (NM- project (“8-9”) pen- MT) quality. Various serial num- manship or better with bers are present. Highlights several having inter- include Perez-Steele Hall of esting career anecdotes Fame Postcards: (78 cards) with added as inscriptions. #177 Aaron, #186 Drysdale, (6) The cards have various #219 Rizzuto ((3) HOF 94), (2) serial numbers. #230 Ashburn, #E Steele-Perez; Highlights include #21 1989 Perez-Steele Celebration: Banks, #26 Reese, (2) #28 Mathews (both 512 HRs), #35 Hubbell, (2) #38 Stargell, (53 cards) with #1 Aaron and (2) (2) #48 Killebrew (one 573), (3) #53 Berra, #62 Hunter, #72 Yastrzemski, #104 R. #43 T. Williams. Auction LOA Jackson and (2) #106 Rizzuto (one “Scooter”, both HOF 94). Auction LOA from from JSA. More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

112 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 674. (10) 1974 American League Team- Signed Baseballs American League stal- warts headline this lot of (10) 1974 team- signed OAL MacPhail base- 673. (5) 1973 American League Team-Signed Baseballs balls. Ballpoint The offensive-minded Junior Circuit introduced the designated hitter as these (5) OAL pennings average (“7”) potency (with minor ink migration preventing higher assess- Cronin baseballs were autographed by members of American League teams. Signature ment on most). The keepsakes are free of clubhouse scriptings! Keys include: qualities vary between (“10”) and (“5”) in terms of strength and clarity. Keys include: Orioles: (24 sigs) with: B. Robinson and Weaver; Red Sox: (28 sigs) with: Fisk and White Sox: (30 sigs, 0 CH) with: Kelly, McLothlin and Tanner; Indians: (27 sigs, 0 Rice; Angels: (33 sigs) with: Herzog and Ryan; White Sox: (32 sigs) with: Gossage CH) with: Colavito, Lowenstein and G. Perry; Royals: (28 sigs, 0 CH) with: Brett, and Wood; Indians: (14 sigs) with: G. Perry and J. Perry; Tigers: (18 sigs) with: Littell and Splittorff; Brewers: (25 sigs, 0 CH) with: Kuenn, Porter and G. Thomas; Kaline and A. Rodriguez; Royals: (29 sigs) with: Brett and Pinson; Brewers: (23 Rangers: (27 sigs, 0 CH) with: Burroughs, Clyde and Herzog. Auction LOA from sigs) with: Kuenn and Yount; Twins: (24 sigs) with: Carew and Killebrew; Rangers: JSA. More on our website. (28 sigs) with: Martin and Sundberg. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

675. (11) 676. (11) 1975 1976 American American League League Team-Signed Team-Signed Baseballs Baseballs Junior Circuit From the final endorsements are season before bold and beauti- expansion, the ful in this lot of bicentennial sprit (11) 1975 team- rings true with signed baseballs. these (11) The creamy OAL American League MacPhail orbs team-signed base- showcase ball- balls. The OAL point pennings averaging (“7-8”) strength. Keys include: Orioles: (25 sigs, 0 CH) MacPhail orbs showcase ballpoint pennings that average (“8”) strength with no club- with: Palmer and Weaver; Angels: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: Ryan and D. Williams; house signatures! Keys include: Orioles: (27 sigs) with: Palmer and B. Robinson; White Sox: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: Gossage and Tanner; Indians: (24 sigs, 0 CH) with: Red Sox: (24 sigs) with: Fisk and Rice; Angels: (26 sigs) with: Ryan and D. G. Perry and F. Robinson; Tigers: 26 sigs, 0 CH) with: LeFlore and Lolich; Royals: Williams; White Sox: (25 sigs) with: Gossage and Richards; Indians: (27 sigs) with: (31 sigs, 0 CH) with: Brett and Cowens; Brewers: (23 sigs, 0 CH) with: Aaron and Colavito and F. Robinson; Tigers: (28 sigs) with: A. Johnson and A. Rodriguez; Yount; Twins: (26 sigs, 0 CH) with: Bostock and Carew; Yankees: (25 sigs, 0 CH) Royals: (28) sigs) with: Brett and Herzog; Brewers: (27 sigs) with: Frisella and with: Hunter and Munson; A’s: (26 sigs, 1 CH) with: Lindblad and B. Williams; Yount; Twins: (26 sigs) with: Carew and Mauch; A’s: (31 sigs) with: Finley and B. Rangers: (30 sigs, 0 CH) with: B. Martin and G. Perry. Auction LOA from, JSA. Williams; Rangers: (30 sigs) with: G. Perry and D. Thompson. Auction LOA from More on our website. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

677. (12) 1978 678. (12) 1979 American American League Team- League Signed Team-Signed Baseballs Baseballs With a whopping From a season that five teams with 90- brought us “Disco plus wins (includ- Demolition Night” ing four in one and 10 of 14 teams division!), the with winning 1978 American records. These League season fea- (12) OAL tured legendary MacPhail balls are performers, many signed by of whom appear on American League these (12) team- team members signed OAL MacPhail orbs. With no clubhouse examples, pennings average (“7-8”) from 1979. The ballpoint pennings average (“9”) potency with zero clubhouse signa- quality. Keys include: Red Sox: (22 sigs) with: Eckersley, Fisk; Angels: (26 sigs) tures!. Keys include: Red Sox: (22 sigs) with: Fisk and Rice; Angles: (22 sigs) with: with: K. Brett, Tanana; White Sox: (30 sigs) with: Doby, Lemon; Indians: (23 sigs) Carew and Downing; White Sox: (27 sigs) with: Farmer and Kessinger; Indians: (25 with: Clyde, Diaz; Tigers: (25 sigs) with: Rodriguez, Whitaker; Royals: (25 sigs) sigs) with: Barker and Clyde; Tigers: (27 sigs) with: Royals: (28 sigs) with: Brett and with: Brett, Herzog; Brewers: (27 sigs) with: Molitor, Yount; Yankees: (16 sigs) Herzog; Brewers: (26 sigs) with: Molitor and Yount; Yankees: (22 sigs) with: Hunter with: Hunter and R. Jackson; A’s: (23 sigs) with: Horton, Schoendienst; Mariners: and Lemon; A’s: (26 sigs) with: Gross and Picciolo; Mariners: (23 sigs) with: Cox Bochte, Pinson; Rangers: (26 sigs) with: Lowenstein, Zisk; Blue Jays: (23 sigs) with: and Pinson; Rangers: (27 sigs) with: Lyle and Sundberg; Blue Jays: (25 sigs) with: Ault, Hartsfield. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Bailor and Stieb. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

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679. (14) 680. (14) 1980 1981 American American League League Team- Team- Signed Signed Baseballs Baseballs A campaign From the that saw a strike-short- 100-win team ened 1981 fail to make season, all the postsea- (14) A.L. son, 1980 is clubs are documented on these (14) team-signed OAL MacPhail orbs. Pennings average (“9”) represented on these team-signed OAL MacPhail orbs. With no clubhouse signatures, strength with no clubhouse signatures! Keys include: Orioles: (30 sigs) with: Murray, pennings average (“9”) potency. Keys include: Orioles: (25 sigs) with: Murray, F. Robinson; Red Sox: (26 sigs) with: Fisk, Perez; Angels: (20 sigs) with: Lansford, Palmer; Red Sox: (20 sigs) with: Perez, Rice; Angels: (17 sigs) with: Baylor, Grich; Rudi; White Sox: (29 sigs) with: Baines, LaRussa; Indians: (19 sigs) with: Barker, White Sox: (30 sigs) with: LaRussa, Pinson; Indians: (14 sigs) with: Barker, Diaz ; Tigers: (18 sigs) with: Anderson, Trammell; Royals: (21 sigs) with: Porter, Blyleven; Tigers: (25 sigs) with: Anderson, Trammell; Royals: (24 sigs) with: Quisenberry; Brewers: (26 sigs) with: Molitor, Yount; Twins: (28 sigs) with: Castino, Aikens, K. Brett; Brewers: (23 sigs) with: Molitor, Yount; Twins: (28 sigs) with: Smalley; Yankees: (17 sigs) with: Gossage, Howser; A’s: (21 sigs) with: R. Gardner, Hrbek; Yankees: (18 sigs) with: Berra, Gossage; A’s: (25 sigs) with: Armas, Henderson, Martin; Mariners: (20 sigs) with: Bochte, Pinson; Rangers: (18 sigs) C. Boyer; Mariners: (22 sigs) with: Bannister, Wills; Rangers: (27 sigs) with: with: Jenkins, Staub; Blue Jays: (26 sigs) with: Doerr, Whitt. Auction LOA from Hough, Jenkins; Blue Jays: (17 sigs) with: Doerr, Griffin. Auction LOA from JSA. JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

681. (13) 682. (10) 1982 1983 American American League League Team- Team- Signed Signed Baseballs Baseballs With four From a glorious clubs posting season that cele- 90-plus wins brated the All- and division Star Game’s 50th races that anniversary, were decided these (10) OAL on the final weekend, the exciting 1982 A.L. season is recalled on these (13) team- MacPhail base- signed OAL MacPhail orbs. Pennings average (“9”) potency with no clubhouse ver- balls are auto- sions! Keys include: Red Sox: (24 sigs) with: Boggs, Rice; Angels: (26 sigs) with: graphed by American League team members from 1983. Ballpoint pennings average DeCinces, Re. Jackson; White Sox: (25 sigs) with: Fisk, LaRussa; Indians: (23 sigs) (“8”) strength. Keys include: Red Sox: (22 sigs, 0 CH) with: Boggs and Rice; with: Barker, McBride; Tigers: (24 sigs) with: Anderson, Morris; Royals: (28 sigs) Angles: (24 sigs, 0 CH) with: DeCinces and Lynn; White Sox: (26 sigs, 0 CH) with: with: Brett, Howser; Brewers: (28 sigs) with: Molitor, Yount; Twins: (32 sigs) with: Kittle and LaRussa; Indians: (22 sigs, 0 CH) with: Barker and Blyleven; Royals: (30 Hrbek, Viola; Yankees: (26 sigs) with: Murcer, Winfield; A’s: (29 sigs) with: Lopes, sigs, 0 CH) with: Brewers: (28 sigs, 0 CH) with: Molitor and Yount; Yankees: (24 Page; Mariners (28 sigs) with: Cowens, G. Perry; Rangers: (28 sigs) with: Bell, sigs, 1 CH) with: Mattingly and Winfield; Mariners:(22 sigs, 1 CH) with: T. Cruz Parrish; Blue Jays: (28 sigs) with: Cox, Stieb. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our and Perry; Rangers: (28 sigs, 0 CH) with: Matlack and Tanana; Blue Jays: (18 sigs, 0 website. CH) with: Stieb and Whitt. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $250.00

683. (23) 684. (7) Multi/Single- Multi/Single- Signed Signed Bats Baseballs with with Aaron, Aaron, Mays & Big Koufax & Red Machine Mantle “Muscle up” to Bolster your signed these (7) ball collection with multi/single- these (23) multi/sin- signed bats. gle-signed spheres. Highlights Unless noted, each include Multi- autograph presents Signed Bats: (4 (“8”) or better. bats) with Big Additionally, the Red Machine: majority of the can- (average “9”, 33- vases display vary- 1/2” Cooperstown ing degrees of ton- Bat Company, ing. Highlights JSA cert card) with Bench, Morgan, Perez, Rose; Hall of Fame Commemorative: include Full Photo (average “9”, 33-1/2” Louisville Slugger, JSA cert card) with Dandridge, R. Jackson, LOAs from JSA: (5 balls) with OAL: Mantle; ONL: Aaron (painted), Furillo, Slaughter, Yastrzemski; Single-Signed Bats: (3 bats) with 1.) Aaron (“8”, 33-1/2” Koufax; JSA Cert Cards: (10 balls) with OAL: Killebrew, Yastrzemski; ONL: 1970s Louisville Slugger, full photo LOA from JSA) and 2.) Mays (“9”, 34-1/2” Ashburn, Bench, Mays and F. Robinson. More on our website. Adirondack Blue Band, full photo LOA from JSA). More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

114 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 685. Mickey 686. Multi- Mantle & Signed 500 Home Run Dual-Signed Club Plaque 8x10 with (10) Photograph Autographs with Mermaid— Including Full PSA/DNA Aaron, Mickey Mantle and Mantle & Whitey Ford took Williams some time out of their rigorous schedules to with Full celebrate with the JSA “Weeki Wachee” mer- Ready-to-display maid on this dual- 500 Home Run signed 8x10 photo- Club plaque with graph. The blue (10) autographs. Sharpie autographs The 8x10 print is fastened to overall dimensions of 15x12. A rousing poem celebrating each present (“9-10”) the achievement is placed on the placard to the right of the endorsements. The blue and come with a full and black ink signatures generally present in the (“8-9”) range. Included are Aaron, photo LOA from Banks, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, F. Robinson and T. PSA/DNA. Williams. Full photo LOA from JSA. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

687. Joe 688. (93) 1960-1985 Baseball Superstars with Maris & DiMaggio, Yastrzemski Rookies Plus Aaron, Mantle & Mays Single- Mickey Signed Baseballs Mantle & Profit from Ted these (93) 1960-1985 Williams baseball Signed superstars plus Frames a trio of sin- gle-signed with Certs baseballs Three of the including greatest Aaron, Mantle American and Mays. League slug- Included are gers are joined Single-Signed with this trio Balls: (3 of signed and balls, all “8- framed collectibles. Included are 1.) DiMaggio signed 8x10 photo framed and matted 9”, balls dis- to 13x16 with slight scratching to frame (“9-10”, full photo LOA from JSA); 2.) play varying degrees of toning, PSA/DNA stickers and cards, unless noted) with Mantle signed 15x21 print framed and matted to 22-1/2 x 28-1/2” (#/300, “8-9”, full Aaron (ONL), Mantle (OAL, sticker only), Mays (ONL); Baseball Singles: (93 cards) photo LOA from PSA/DNA, artist-signed) and 3.) T. Williams signed print framed to with 1958 Topps: #47 Maris RC (EX-MT); 1960 Topps: #148 Yastrzemski RC (NM); 19x23 with mild scratching to frame (“10”, full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, Green 1961 Topps: #2 Maris (EX-MT) and 1974 Topps: (3) #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT, Diamond COA). More on our website. VG-EX, VG). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $250.00

689. (4) 1985-1997 Perez-Steele Complete Sets with Celebration, Great Moments & Master Works Signature seek- ers will want to stake their claim to these (4) 1985-1997 Perez-Steele complete sets. Included are 1985-1997 Perez-Steele Great Moments set: (108/108, average NM-MT, all #1046/5000, not in boxes, two dupes); 690. (9) 1980-1991 Perez-Steele Hall of Fame Postcards Series 1989 Perez-Steele Celebration set: (#6972/10,000, with booklet and case in slipcase 1-11 Complete Sets with glue/paper residue); 1990-1992 Perez-Steele Master Works Series 1 & 2 sets: Masterpiece grouping of (9) 1980-1991 Perez-Steele Hall of Fame Postcards Series 1- (both #1281/10,000, in boxes); Other: (2 cards) with 1985 Perez-Steele Murphy 11 complete sets (99 total boxed series’). These high-grade renderings are housed in (#/5000) and 1987 Perez-Steele/Arthur Young Clemente (#/5000). their original display boxes and come with the following serial number runs: #6385- Opening Bid $150.00 6391/10,000, #6591 and #6593/10,000. The Eleventh Series for each set is factory sealed. Profit from the “break value” delivered in these intricately crafted editions! Opening Bid $250.00

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693. (4) Dual/Single-Signed Frank Robinson & Pete Rose Items Opening Bid $150.00 692. 1983 New York Yankees Old- 691. Joe DiMaggio & Mickey Timers Day Multi-Signed Program Mantle Dual-Signed and Framed with (19) Autographs Including Print with Full JSA Maris with Full JSA Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00

696. 1984-1990 Topps Baseball Gallery of Champions/Immortals 695. Circa 1950s Jackie Robinson Complete Set Run Plus (10) Singles Coin Bank 694. 1941 Play Ball #71 Joe Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $100.00 DiMaggio PSA 4 Opening Bid $250.00

697. 2013 Topps Museum 699. (5) 2013-2014 Panini Basketball Collection & 2013 Panini 698. (5) 2014 Press Pass, Sage & Leaf Unopened Hobby Boxes Spectra Football Hobby Boxes Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $150.00 Originals Unopened Hobby Boxes Opening Bid $150.00

116 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 701. (24) 1909-11 T206 White Borders with 700. 1910-11 M116 (12) Hall of Famers Sporting Life Including (2) Cobb & SGC 84 Johnson Graded 84 NM 7 by SGC. Elite High-caliber sampling of (24) 1910-11 M116 Sporting Life Eddie 1909-11 T206 White Borders Plank. This portrait of “Gettysburg featuring a dozen Hall of Eddie” is identical to the near Famers including (2) Cobb and impossible 1909-11 T206 White Johnson. Unless noted, each Borders example and was released relic displays a common adver- during the same time frame. The tising back. Highlights include central image of the Hall of Famer is Hall of Famers: (12 cards) with magnified by subtle pastel accents M. Brown (PR, Chicago on and framed by four barely touched Shirt, Piedmont Factory 42), corners, snow-white edges and accu- Chance (FR, Portrait, Polar rate centering. The bright advertising Bear), Cobb (GD, Bat On back displays striking blue type. Of Shoulder), Cobb (PR, Bat Off the total confirmed population of 26 Shoulder, paper loss), Evers copies, this artifact presides as 1 of 2 (VG, Chicago on Shirt), Evers at the grading level with only one (PR, Cubs on Shirt, reverse better. writing), Flick (VG), Griffith Opening Bid $500.00 (VG, Portrait), Huggins (GD, Portrait), Johnson (PR, Hands at Chest, Old Mill), Speaker (FR) and Tinker (PR, Fielding). More on our website. Opening Bid $750.00

702. (16) 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders with (4) Hall of Famers Antique gallery of (16) 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders featuring a quartet of Hall of Famers. Included are: M. Brown/Hofman (FR, tape), Donovan/Stroud (VG), Evers/Chance (GD), (4) Grant/McLean (VG-EX, (2) VG, GD), Hickman/Hinchman (GD), W. Johnson/Street (VG), 703. 1930s Baseball Oddball Treasure Chest with (2) Sets & LaPorte/Stephens (GD), R312 DiMaggio Rookie Leach/Gibson (VG), Pre-war 1940s baseball oddball treasure chest hallmarked by a pair of sets and early Leifield/Simon (VG), appearances by “Joltin’ Joe”. Highlights include 1934 R313A Gold Medal Foods set: Mattern/Graham (GD), (12/12, affixed on two scrapbook pages, otherwise presents VG-EX) with Dean; 1936 Miller/Herzog (VG), I. R312: DiMaggio (PR, pin holes); 1936 R313 National Chicle Fine Pens: Thomas/Coombs (VG-EX) DiMaggio/Erickson; 1936 S & S Game set: (52/52, affixed to seven scrapbook pages, and Titus/Dooin (GD). otherwise averages EX-MT); 1937 Goudey Wide Pens: Greenberg (VG) and 1939 Opening Bid $200.00 R303-A Goudey Premiums: DiMaggio (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

704. 1939- 1969 705. 1952 Topps Baseball Baseball #407 Eddie Oddball & Mathews Rookie Insert Singles Closing out the iconic 1952 Topps Baseball edition is Collection of the offered #407 Eddie (665) Cards Mathews rookie card. This with high number of the Hall of Fame third baseman who Greenberg, played for the franchise in Koufax, Boston, Milwaukee and Mantle & Atlanta presents mid-grade Williams with a (VG) obverse with moderately worn corners Take a break from the mainstream and supplement your collection with these (665) and edges. Although the 1939-1969 baseball oddball and insert singles featuring numerous Hall of Famers such reverse displays hinge as Greenberg, Koufax, Mantle and Williams. Highlights include 1939 Play Ball: #48 residue from prior scrap- Gomez (GD), #53 Hubbell (VG), #56 Greenberg (VG), #89 L. Waner (FR, colored); book mounting and techni- 1940 Play Ball: #102 Klein (GD); 1951 Berk Ross: #1-16 Hogan (EX-MT); 1952 cally grades lower, this Red Man—No Tabs: Musial (GD), T. Williams (VG); 1959 Fleer Ted Williams: (91 debut card of the 500 cards, median VG-EX); 1961 Fleer: #75 Ruth (VG); 1962 Post: (201 cards, aggregate Home Run club member EX, 11% reverse tape residue/writing); 1965 Topps Embossed: #8 Koufax (GD) and still presents nicely. 1968 Topps Game: #2 Mantle (GD). More on our website. Opening Bid $500.00 Opening Bid $200.00

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706. (5300+) 1955- 707. 1964 1970 Topps & Challenge the Bowman Baseball Yankees Board Shoebox Collection Game with with Koufax, Mantle Complete (50) & Mays Card Set Substantial 1955-1970 Topps Go “toe to toe” with and Bowman Baseball shoe- the “Bronx Bombers” box collection of (5300+) by placing the high cards showcasing greats such bid for the offered as Koufax, Mantle and 1964 Challenge the Mays. Moderate duplication Yankees board game. is displayed throughout this Distributed by Hasbro, gathering which also con- this lot includes the tains a smattering of tough game field and cards, high numbers. Highlights dice, sheets and all include 1955 Bowman: accompanying pieces. #134 Feller (EX-MT), #184 Most important, the complete (50) “player performance” card set is also present. Mays (GD); 1956 Topps: Featured are Aaron (VG-EX), Berra (NM), Ford (NM), Kaline (EX-MT), Mantle #15 Banks (GD), #79 (VG), Marichal (EX-MT), Maris (EX-MT), Mathews (EX), Mazeroski (EX), Koufax (VG); 1961 Topps: McCovey (NM), Santo (NM), Snider (VG-EX) and Yastrzemski (EX-MT). The #429 Kaline (EX-MT); 1963 Topps: #200 Mantle (trimmed); 1969 Topps: (333 cards, remainder of the set averages (EX-MT to NM) with the game pieces presenting high- aggregate EX-MT) and 1978 Topps: #400 Ryan (NM). More on our website. grade. Despite tape repair to the lid, the overall presentation is not seriously effected. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $200.00

708. 1966 Topps Baseball 709. (5) Complete Set of (598) 1970 Cards Milton Fresh 1966 Topps Baseball com- Bradley plete set of (598) cards. The “Official approximate condition breakdown for this difficult-to-complete edition Baseball is 10% (NM or better), 45% (EX- Card” MT), 25% (EX) and 20% (VG-EX Game Sets or lesser) with moderate instances Presented are of factory induced askew centering. (5) 1970 The challenging high series gener- Milton Bradley ally presents on par with the more “Official available numbers. Highlights Baseball Card” include #1 Mays (VG-EX), #30 game sets. These sets include the game field (one has writing), dice (one game is Rose (VG-EX), #50 Mantle (EX), missing dice), pieces, spinner and contest cards with (4) including (28) player cards #100 Koufax (EX), #110 Banks and the other containing (15) cards. The 28-player card sets average (NM-MT) and (EX-MT), #126 Palmer RC (EX- feature Aaron, Banks, Clemente, R. Jackson, Mays, Rose and Seaver. The display MT), #254 Jenkins RC (VG), #288 boxes have fully intact lids with two covers exhibiting traces of paper loss and/or Sutton RC (EX-MT), #300 writing. Clemente (EX), #310 F. Robinson Opening Bid $150.00 (EX), #365 Maris (EX-MT), #390 B. Robinson (EX-MT), #500 Aaron (GD), #526 Twins Team (NM), #535 W. Davis (NM), #550 McCovey (EX), #580 B. Williams (EX), #583 Tigers Team (EX-MT), 711. 1992 #591 G. Jackson RC (GD) and #598 Perry SP (EX). More on our website. Donruss Opening Bid $500.00 Diamond Kings 710. (430+) 1970s-1990s Super Baseball Oddball, Regional Complete & Minor League Set PSA Treasure Chest Plus (200+) Graded Singles Set of Extensive (430+) 1970s-1990s base- (27) ball oddball, regional and minor league set treasure chest plus (200+) Cards assorted singles. Highlights include The offered Oddball/Regional Sets: (360+, aver- 1992 Donruss age NM) with 1976 Playboy Records, Diamond (9) 1977-1980 Topps, Burger King Kings Super sets of various teams, 1981 Granny complete Goose Athletics, (6) 1981-1983 PSA graded set of (27) cards is one of the ultimate prizes for player collectors dur- Perma-Graphics sets, 1982 Red ing an era of mass production. Purportedly distributed to employees at a company Lobster Cubs, 1983 Ajax Dog Food; board meeting, speculation persists that only a handful of sets were produced for the Minor League team sets: (74 sets, function. Population reports tend to back this assertion as only single digits of each average NM) with 1987 Bellingham card are confirmed on the PSA population report. The 4-7/8 x 6-3/4” set consists of: Mariners team issue; PSA 9: (3 cards) with #4 Franco, #17 J. Bell, #21 Erickson; PSA 8.5: #22 R. Oddball/Regional Singles: (200+, Johnson; PSA 8: (11 cards) with #8 F. Thomas, #9 Boggs, #12 Kruk, #13 Jose, #14 average EX-MT) with (85) 1975 Baines, #15 Gooden, #16 McRae, #18 Butler, #20 Langston, #23 Swindell, #25 Hostess Twinkies (average VG-EX) including (9) Aaron (average VG-EX), Ryan Phillips; PSA 7: (7 cards) with #5 Ripken, #7 G. Bell, #11 Bagwell, #19 Morris, #24 (VG) and (56) 1976 Hostess Twinkies (average VG-EX). Due to size/weight, a ship- D. Martinez, #26 McGriff, #27 CL; PSA 6: (3 cards) with #2 W. Clark, #3 Carter, ping surcharge may apply. More on our website. #10 Sanderson; PSA 5: #6 Justice and PSA 4: #1 Molitor. More on our website. Opening Bid $250.00 Opening Bid $500.00

118 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 712. 1932-1953 713. 1944-1981 Illustrated Football College Football Annual Near Set of Program Lot of (78) (22) Issues Get your Rah-Rahs out An invaluable resource of with this impressive lot of historic gridiron informa- (78) 1944-1981 college tion is available with the football programs. offered 1932-1953 Featuring a fascinating Illustrated Football Annual array of captivating cover near set of (22) issues. art this vintage collection Missing only 1943 for com- presents as (60% EX to pletion, this archive details NM, 30% VG to VG-EX, important information relat- 10% lesser). Many of these ing to the collegiate game dynamic issues feature the including All-Americans, work of Lon Keller, widely schedules and other prog- considered the greatest pro- nostication. Although 63% gram illustrator of the 20th of the covers display a Century. Highlights are: combination of wear 9/30/44 V.M.I.; 11/2/46 including tape residue, writ- Georgetown; 10/4/47 ing and cover separation Springfield; 9/26/52 (1933), the staple-bound S.M.U.; 11/24/56 Tulsa; inner pages are tightly 10/11/58 Bucknell; attached and quite readable. 10/15/58 Texas Western; 11/13/65 Trinity. More on our website. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

714. (118) 715. (2700+) 1975-1990 1950-1985 Football Card Collection Football with (4) 1981-1983 Signed Topps Sets—Loaded Cards A dizzying arraying of Cantonian with (72) talent is on display with the offered 1975-1990 football col- Hall of lection of (2700+) cards featuring Famers (4) 1981-1983 Topps sets. Extensive Highlights include Topps 1950-1985 Football Sets: (4 sets, average football NM-MT) with 1981, (2) 1982, signed card 1983 and Topps Football collection of Singles: (2600+) with 1977 (118) cards Topps: (1100+, average NM). with a whopping (72) Hall of Famers headlining. The primarily (“8-9”) scripts are Also present are (700+) 1980- placed on canvases which generally present (VG to EX) with some better and others 1988 Topps Football singles aver- lesser. Highlights include 1952 Bowman Large: #128 Lavelli; 1952 Bowman Small: aging (NM) with 1981 #216 #10 Bednarik (HOF 67); 1952 Wheaties: Fears (portrait); 1954 Bowman: #32 Montana RC (VG-EX); 1984: (4) Hirsch; 1956 Topps: #28 Bednarik (HOF 67), #78 Hirsch, #101 Grier RC, #120 #63 Elway RC (average NM), (2) Vessels RC; 1957 Topps: #124 McDonald RC; 1962 Topps: #5 Berry SP (1997); #123 Marino RC (NM, EX-MT); 1965 Topps: #145 Otto and 1972 Topps: #80 Griese. Auction LOA from JSA. More 1984 USFL: #36 Kelly RC (NM), on our website. #52 S. Young RC (NM) and #58 Opening Bid $250.00 R. White RC (NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00

717. (3) 1984 716. (3) 1981 Topps Football Topps Football Unopened Wax Unopened Wax Boxes Boxes Possibilities abound Unsearched trove of (3) with this trio of 1984 1981 Topps Football Topps Football unopened wax boxes. unopened wax boxes. These crisp “X” out Each container will containers will yield yield (36) 15-card (36) 15-card packs that packs along with slabs are guaranteed of chalky bubble gum. unsearched. Included The packs are tightly among the high-grade sealed and guaranteed possibilities are Hall of unsearched. High-grade Fame rookies of Monk, possible rookies include Montana and Winslow. Dickerson, Elway, Opening Bid $400.00 Green, Long and Marino. Opening Bid $200.00

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718. (2) Multi-Signed 75th Anniversary NFL Full-Size Helmets with (44) Hall of Famers—Both Full JSA 719. (4) Multi-Signed Footballs with Hall of Famers/Stars & Only the greatest pros have endorsed this pair of 75th Anniversary NFL full-size hel- mets with (44) Hall of Famers. Unless noted, each of the silver Sharpie endorsements Packers average (“7-8”) or better. Included are two signatures of each of the following player: Showcased are (4) multi-signed footballs featuring Hall of Famers/stars. The silver ink Berry (one “6”), R. Brown (one “5”), Butkus, Graham (both “5-6”), Guy, Ham, D. autographs average (“8-9”) strength with limited ink migration. Highlights include Jones, Lane, Lanier, Lilly, Marchetti, Motley, Munoz, Olsen (one “6”), Parker, Rice, Hall of Famers/Stars: (14 signatures, does not inflate) with R. Brown, Jurgensen, Sayers (one smeared), L. Taylor, Unitas, Van Buren, Webster and Winslow. Individual Perry, Tittle; Hall of Famers/Stars: (12 signatures, ball inflates) with Berry, full photo LOAs from JSA. More on our website. Donovan, Kelly, L. Moore; Green Bay Packers Reunion: (15 signatures, does not Opening Bid $250.00 inflate) with Adderley, Gregg, Hornung and Starr. Auction LOA from JSA. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

720. (45) 721. (113) Lawrence 1899-2012 Taylor Signed Baseball & 38x25 LE Football Lithographs— Publication All JSA Collection The intimidating with Who’s aspects of Lawrence Who in Taylor’s Hall of Fame career are portrayed in Baseball stark detail with these Near Set (45) signed 38x25 Run lithographs. The Informative 38x25 limited edition treasury of artworks are each (113) 1899- penned by “L.T” and 2012 baseball and football publications and items. The approximate decade break- the artist in black down is as follows: 1899-1930s (average FR to GD), 1940s-1950s (average GD to Sharpie with the auto- VG), 1960s-1970s (average EX to NM) and 1980s-2012 (average NM). Highlights graphs averaging include Baseball: (100 items) with Who’s Who in Baseball: (84 issues) with all (“9”) strength. issues from 1960-2012 with exception to 1964 plus duplicates; Spalding Football Included are (9) print Guides: (13 items, bound items present VG to EX with varying degrees of interior proofs (#/10), (15) artist proofs (#/30) and (21) #/300. Tremendous break value is wear) with 1899-1901 bound, 1905-1907 bound, 1908-1910 bound, 1911 (PR, tape), assured with this gathering! Individual JSA cert cards accompany. 1912 (GD), 1914 (PR, tape) and 1915 (FR, tape). More on our website. Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $200.00

722. (8) 1979- 723. (93) 1981-1991 1983 Topps Multi-Sport Complete Football and Sets—Loaded Baseball These (93) 1981-1991 multi- Unsearched sport complete sets are absolutely loaded with Hall of Wax and Fame rookies. The primarily Factory Sets hand collated editions over- Invest in this collec- whelmingly average (NM to tion of (8) 1979- Mint) with the keynote stars 1983 Topps Football generally presenting similarly. and Baseball Highlights include Baseball: unsearched wax and (68 sets) with 1981-1989 factory sets. Included Donruss, 1981-1989 Fleer, are 1979 Topps 1984 Fleer Update, 1981-1989 Football Grocery Topps, 1981-1989 Topps Pack: (3 packs, 12 Traded; Football: (8 sets) cards per); (2) 1982 with 1983-1989 Topps; Topps Football Hockey: (17 sets) with 1986- Complete/Near 87 Topps to 1989-90 Topps Boxes: with 36/36 and 1986-87 OPC to 1989-90 box in 1981 “X” out display and 34/36 near in 1982 “X” out display; (3) 1982 Topps OPC. Due to size/weight, a Traded Baseball Factory sets: (loose or removed tape but unsearched) and (2) 1983 shipping surcharge may apply. Topps Football Vending boxes: (500 cards each, both unsearched). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $250.00

120 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 724. (4000+) 725. 1980s- 1969-1987 Topps 2003 Naismith & Fleer Basketball Hall Basketball of Fame Collection with Metallic (4) 1977-1980 Plaque Cards Topps Sets & Series #1-31 Singles—Loaded Set in Binder Light up the scoreboard with Original with this profitable Paperwork - (4000+) 1969-1987 Topps and Fleer Basketball collection featuring (4) 1977-1980 Topps sets and numer- 279 Total ous singles with a formidable selection of superstars. Highlights include Topps Sets: Cards (4 sets, average NM-MT) with 1977-78, 1978-79, (2) 1979-80; Singles: (4014 cards) Those enshrined in with 1969-70 Topps: (194 cards, majority VG-EX) with #1 Chamberlain (GD), #20 the hallowed Havlicek RC (NM), #43 Bradley RC (GD), #90 West (EX-MT); 1970-71 Topps: (303 Naismith Memorial cards, average VG-EX) with #50 Chamberlain (VG), #75 Alcindor (EX-MT); 1972-73 Basketball Hall of Topps: (525 cards, median NM) with (3) #1 Chamberlain (one EX-MT, one GD, one Fame are celebrated PR, staple holes), #255 Erving AS (EX-MT); 1973-74 Topps: (273 cards, average with the offered 1980s-2003 metallic plaque card series #1-31 set run. These (279) EX-MT to NM) with #50 Abdul-Jabbar (NM), #80 Chamberlain (EX-MT), #240 cards are housed in a commemorative binder and present in (NM to Mint) condition. Erving (NM); 1974-75 Topps: (324 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #196 Gervin The silver-toned anodized metallic cards are limited to only a possible 999 sets. Also RC (EX); 1980-81 Topps: #34 Bird RC/164/23 (NM-MT) and 1986-87 Fleer: (686 included are COAs and other paperwork related to the series. Player specialists will cards, median NM-MT). More on our website. want to place a strong bid for this desirable collection! Opening Bid $400.00 Opening Bid $150.00

726. (32) 1950-1977 727. Hockey Star Signed Philadelphia Cards with 1960-61 Flyers/ Parkhurst Beliveau Pittsburgh Gallery of (32) 1950-1977 Penguins hockey star signed cards. Ticket Stub The autographs average (“8- 9”) potency while the cards Lot of (54) generally present in the with Flyers (EX) range with some better 1st Playoff and others lesser. Highlights include 1960-61 Parkhurst: Win & #49 Beliveau; 1966-67 Lemieux’s Topps: #12 Bower; 1970-71 Final Goal Topps: #72 Howell (H.O.F. Pennsylvania rivals 1979); 1971-72 Topps: (2) pair up in this #80 Keon, #120 H. Richard; exciting hockey 1971-72 Topps Booklets: ticket stub lot of #6 H. Richard; 1974-75 (54) with a / emphasis. Highlights are: Flyers: Topps: (2) #20 Mikita and 4/6/68 1st playoff win (VG); 4/6/69 Playoffs Game 2 (EX); 4/13/77 Playoffs Game 2 #195 Potvin RC. Auction (VG); Penguins: (2) 11/10/65 Lemieux’s final goal (EX, VG-EX); 5/5/91 LOA from JSA. More on Finals Game 2 (GD-VG); Other: 4/9/76 NAHL Playoff Game our website. 7 (VG); c.1930s AHL (EX); (4) 3/15/58 University of Opening Bid $150.00 Pennsylvania average (EX). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00

728. 1995 U.S. 729. 1930s-1990s Senior Open Golf Multi-Sport/Non- Hat Signed by (49) Sport Treasure with Nicklaus, Chest of Cards & Palmer & Autographs with Weiskopf—Full (4) Signed Books JSA Pump up your collection Golf legends gathered for with this interesting the 1995 U.S. Senior 1930s-1990s multi- Open also showed off sport/non-sport treasure their penmanship strokes chest of cards and auto- in signing the offered graphs. Highlights are: Congressional CC golf (4) signed books with hat. Presenting in unused JSA basic certs/stickers condition this handsome featuring a total of (17) topper is decorated by autographs average (“8- (49) tournament partici- 9”) with: L. Aparicio, S. pant autographs ranging in Baugh, B. Dudley, A. (“7” to “9”) quality. Key Lopez, R. Roberts, E. signers are: tournament Wynn; (5) graded foot- champion T. Weiskopf (“7-8”), runner-up J. Nicklaus (“8-9”) and the venerable A. ball rookie cards with: (4) Topps: 1981 #216 J. Montana SGC 88; 1984 #63 J. Elway Palmer (“7-8”). Other notables include: R. Floyd (8-9”), H. Irwin (“8”), G. Player SGC 88; 1984 #123 D. Marino PSA 8; 1986 #161 J. Rice PSA 8; and 1998 Bowman’s (“7”), D. Stockton (“8-9”) and L. Trevino (“7”). Full photo LOA from JSA. Best #112 P. Manning PSA 10. More on our website. Opening Bid $200.00 Opening Bid $150.00

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730. 1930 Post Cereal Famous North Americans Near Panel Set 731. 1930s-1989 Non-Sport Collection with (42) Sets & (247) Plus (3) Dupes Singles Offered is a 1930 Post Cereal Famous North Americans near panel set. This neatly A variety of offbeat topics are discovered with this interesting 1930s-1989 non-sport extracted arrangement averages (EX-MT). Featured are: J. collection of (42) sets and (247) singles. Highlights include Complete Sets: (average Davis/Grant/Tecumseh/Franklin, A. Jackson/Boone/Mathewson/Pocahontas (SGC 50), NM) with 1968 Apple Records Beatles “White Album” color photos (average VG), (2) Lincoln/Lee/Henry/Sitting Bull (one partial box, panel has reverse writing), (2) 1987 Hostess Rock Stars; Singles: (247 cards, average EX-MT) with (22) 1930s- Revere/Jones/Phillip/Houston (one partial box, panel has reverse writing) and (2) 1940s Chase & Sanborn Radio Party game die-cut figures (average EX-MT, with Washington/Buffalo Bill/Peary/Pither (one partial box, panel has punch holes). More game piece), (100) 1940s World War II military themed matchcovers (average EX) on our website. and (88) 1986-88 European issue rock stars (average NM). More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $100.00

733. 1986 Topps Garbage Pail Kids Giants Stickers Uncut Sheet Plus (3) Posters from Topps Vault Grotesque adolescents are portrayed at their very worst with this collection of 1986 732. 1970 Topps Valentine Foldees Uncut Sheet with (2) Ruth Topps Garbage Pail Kids collectibles. Included are 1986 Topps Garbage Pail Kids Hilarious 1970 Topps Valentine Foldees uncut sheet featuring a pair of Babe Ruth Giant sheet: ((4) four-card rows, presents in high-grade) and 1986 Topps Garbage cards. The artifact is comprised of (5) five-panel rows and displays only moderate Pail Kids Posters: (3 posters, all unfolded and present high-grade) with #2, 5 and 13. peripheral wear along with factory pencil marks. The comical surfaces are bright, The fifth poster is the controversial “Visit Garbage Pail Land Tunnel of Hate” and is clean and extremely attractive. considered a highlight. Individual embossed COAs from the Topps Vault. Opening Bid $100.00 Opening Bid $200.00

734. 1969-1973 735. Franklin Nixon/Agnew Mint 1977 Inaugural Jimmy Carter Commemorative Inaugural Medals & Plate Commemorative Let’s make one thing Medals & Plate perfectly clear, this is a with 24K Gold fantastic lot of presiden- tial collectibles. Offered Medal is a lot of (7) 1969-1973 Presidential prestige Richard Nixon/Spiro manifests in this lot of Agnew Official Franklin Mint bullion Inaugural commemora- grade commemoratives. tives with: (6) 1973 Honoring Jimmy Franklin Mint pieces: Carter’s 1977 inaugura- 1.) 8” diameter sterling tion are LE Official silver plate; and (5) Inaugural Committee medals with: 2.) sterling gold, silver and bronze silver traditional finish, medals and a silver 3.) sterling silver proof, plate, all in original 4.) solid bronze tradi- boxes. The lot prize is a 24K pure gold proof medal with 1-1/4” diameter and tional finish, 5. & 6.) (2) approximate weight of .4oz. Also present are (4) medals with: 1.) .999 fine silver solid bronze proofs; and (1) 1969 Medallic Art .999 fine silver Nixon only medal. antique finish, 2.) .999 fine silver proof, 3.) solid bronze antique finish, 4.) solid More on our website. bronze proof; and an 8” diameter sterling silver plate. More on our website. Opening Bid $150.00 Opening Bid $400.00

122 HU G G I N S & SC OT T AU C T I O N: AU G U S T 7, 2014 W W W.H U G G I N S A N D S C OT T.C O M • 1.866.462.2273 736. Johnny Sample 1958 Baltimore Colts “World 737. Ken Griffey, Jr. 1994 Signed Game-Worn Seattle Champions” Jacket Mariners Home Jersey - Full Miedema and Full JSA LOAs A seventh-round draft choice out of the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, defen- Established at the plate and primed to re-write the record books at the tender age of sive back Johnny Sample debuted with the 1958 Baltimore Colts and ended his pro 24, Ken Griffey, Jr. made a serious bid to shatter the single-season home run mark, football career 11 years later as a member of the 1968 New York Jets, becoming the clubbing 40 round-trippers before a players’ strike ended the season on August 11. only player in football history to win NFL, A F L and Super Bowl championships. For This Seattle Mariners home jersey was worn and signed by “Junior” during that the first of those conquests, Sample was awarded this 1958 Baltimore Colts champi- abbreviated campaign. The jersey features twill identifiers, proper “Russell Athletic” onship jacket. The blue wool varsity-style button-down garment features cream-colored tagging and shows light wear. On the right front, Griffey has signed in black marker leather sleeves, while the left breast is home to a football shaped twill plate with (“8-9” strength) and inscribed “game used 94.” Full photo LOAs from Dave Miedema “WORLD CHAMPIONS 1958” embroidered in blue and a equine-themed logo (for jersey authenticity) and JSA (for autograph authenticity). More on our website. embroidered in the center. Within the left-side button path, a swatch has “John Sample” Opening Bid $400.00 embroidered in white cursive, while “Butwin,” size “44” and Baltimore-based distribu- t o r ’s tags reside within the right-side interior. This is a well-preserved relic and price- less reminder of “The Greatest Game Ever Played.” More on our website. Opening Bid $900.00

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