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1 BEAUTIFUL BABE 831. Beautiful Babe Ruth Single-Signed Deciding that his long-awaited opportunity to manage would not come to pass, former slugger Babe Ruth decided to enjoy his retirement with visits to the golf course, eateries and saloons as part of his daily routine. Shortly after the end of World War II, however, Ruth s health began to rapidly decline as cancer ravaged his onceimposing frame. Before long, Ruth, initially unaware of his diagnosis, knew that the end was near, proclaiming, The termites have got me. But throughout his demise, Ruth s endearing and approachable demeanor never waned. The offered prize is an OAL Harridge ball signed by Ruth near the sad end of his legendary existence. The creamy sphere showcases bright red laces and legible (though somewhat faded) stampings. The latter detail includes a star below William Harridge s facsimile scripting, thus dating the ball to sometime after 1946 and before August 16, Elevated in status by virtue of the signature it holds, the ball grades ( 6 ), its creamy surface affected minimally by insignificant surface spots and very minor abrasions. The sweet spot is home to Ruth s black steel-tip fountain pen signature which, after light pressure on the upper-case B, flows to project ( 7 ) overall strength and clarity, though the surname scripting perhaps warrants higher assessment. Given that Ruth examples represent the zenith of all signed orbs, this one makes for a most welcome addition to any serious collection. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ (3) 1887 N172 Old Judge Singles - All Graded From the innumerable N Old Judge set, these three examples have been encapsulated and graded by esteemed third-party services. Includes: Tip O Neill (SGC 60), Home Run Duffe (PSA 4) and Fred Mann (PSA 3). These crease-free examples boast crisp images that belie the technical assessment (6) 1887 N284 D. Buchner Gold Coin Singles - All PSA Graded Issued by D. Buchner & Co. with its Gold Coin brand of chewing tobacco, these six 1887 N284 examples are all encapsulated and graded by PSA. Included are Bassett (PSA 5), Beecher (PSA 4), Farrell (PSA 4), Gillespie (PSA 5), Gleason (PSA 4) and Robinson (PSA 4). With vibrant colors throughout and text on the reverse urging collectors to Save the Wrappers, these 19th-Century heirlooms have alluring eye appeal. MARVELOUS MICK Topps #311 Mickey Mantle - PSA 6 Along with the T206 Honus Wagner, it can be argued that the 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 is the most recognizable card in the hobby. Securing a lone example provides immediate distinction to any serious vintage baseball card collection. Presented is the paramount postwar card in the industry. Even casual members of society have an idea of the grandeur and importance of the 1952 Topps #311 Mickey Mantle. There may never be enough quality 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle cards to match demand in a hobby where bragging rights are sometimes more important than dollars. Few individuals are even willing to part with a relic that defines an industry as this card does. The offered exemplar has been deemed an EX-MT 6 by PSA. Corner and edge wear is moderate, in conjunction with the guidelines set by PSA, and there are no creases. The blue background contrasts nicely with Mantle s navy blue Yankees cap and his golden bat, and the centering is spot-on from side-to-side and 70/30 from top-to-bottom. The reverse of the card is clean and presents nicely. This card is among the most recognized and coveted cardboard artifacts in the hobby; make no mistake this PSA 6 is worth much deliberation. $ D304 Weber Bakery Honus Wagner SGC 10 The Hall of Fame type card specialist will relish the opportunity to secure this D304 Weber Bakery Honus Wagner, graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC. This is the only known Wagner specimen with the exceedingly tough advertising back. According to the Spring 2007 Old Cardboard edition, the Weber brand purportedly comprises only 5% of the known General Baking back slogans. Additionally, Wagner is not listed among the possible D304 Weber front-back combinations. Despite a combination of acute surface wear commensurate with the technical grade, there is nothing poor about this Pittsburgh slugger E93 Standard Caramel Honus Wagner SGC 30 Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Presented is a 1910 E93 Standard Caramel Honus Wagner. This creasefree example displays peripheral wear and surface abrasions commensurate with the assigned technical grade. The red backdrop perfectly contrasts the throwing pose of the Flying Dutchman. The checklist reverse is clean. 154 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

2 BASEBALL 837. (213) T206 White Border Singles with (153) Graded Secure more than 40% of the T206 White Border series with these (213) different singles. Spotlighted by (153) graded cards (112 SGC, 41 PSA) along with (14) Hall of Famers/stars and (5) Southern Leaguers, this primarily offgrade selection is ideal for those who want to complete this challenging set. Highlights include Hall of Famers/Stars: (14 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with Bender (SGC 70, Portrait), Bender (VG- EX, No Trees), Bender (FR, with Trees), Bresnahan (VG, Portrait, Sovereign 150), Crawford (PR, with Bat), Gandil (PSA 1), Joss (PR, Portrait), Kelley (SGC 20), Lajoie (PSA 2, Throwing), Marquard (SGC 20, Follow- Through), Marquard (SGC 20, Portrait), Mathewson (PSA 1, Dark Cap), McGraw (FR, Finger in Air, Sovereign 350), Speaker (PSA 3); Southern Leaguers: (5 cards) with Cranston (PSA 1, Old Mill), Hart (PR, Old Mill), Lafitte (PSA 2, Old Mill), Manion (SGC 20) and Reagan (GD). The condition breakdown follows: Graded Commons: (57) SGC 30, (50) SGC 20: (44) Sovereign (2 with 460 Series); (9) PSA 3, (14) PSA 2, (12) PSA 1 and Common Ungraded: (60 cards) with 17% (VG), 38% (GD), 15% (FR), 30% (PR). For a complete list of subjects and graded cards, please visit our website. $ (9) T206 Hall of Fame Graded Singles The offered nine T206 Hall of Fame singles is a formidable lineup of pre-war greats. Each graded by PSA, SGC, or GAI, these midgrade antiquities present quite nicely for their technical grades. Included are PSA: (5 cards) with PSA 5: Tinker (Hands on Knees); PSA 3: Clarke (Portrait), Griffith (Batting), Keeler (with Bat), Speaker; SGC: (2 cards) with SGC 50: Bresnahan (with Bat), Wallace (Sovereign); GAI: (2 cards) with 4.5: Baker and 2.5: Bender (with Trees). Unless noted, each card displays a common advertising reverse (19) T206 SGC Authentic Singles with Young Each graded Authentic by SGC. In true collector s grade are these (19) T206 singles, each evaluated as such due to trimming. Unless noted, each card contains a common advertising reverse. Highlighted are Greminger (Southern Leaguer), Persons (Southern Leaguer), Wilson (Sovereign 350) and C. Young (Bare Hand Shows). For a list of included subjects, please visit our website. $ T3 Turkey Red Cabinets #9 Ty Cobb PSA Authentic An integral component to the 1911 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets is found with the offered #9 Ty Cobb example. Graded Authentic and encapsulated by PSA, this item is judged as such due to peripheral molding, discoloration and a moderate piece of cardboard missing from the left edge. Other than light paper loss on the upper right corner, the checklist reverse is clean. With a stately image and a colorful background that is not affected by any significant wear, this Cobb is ideal for the discerning pre-war enthusiast. $ (19) 1915 Cracker Jack Graded Singles- All SGC Presented is an attractive grouping of nineteen 1915 Cracker Jack singles. Each graded either 40 VG or 30 Good by SGC, this assortment features Hall of Famer Max Carey. Included are SGC 40: (11 cards) with #8 Oldring, #73 Carey, #95 Keating, #125 Niehoff, #132 Nunamaker, #138 Gowdy, #156 Dubuc, #163 Whaling, #169 R. Collins, #172 Mayer, #175 Benz; SGC 30: (8 cards) with #76 Hendrix, #82 Cravath, #114 Moriarty, #115 Brennan, #121 Perdue, #122 Bush, #124 Moore and #170 Lobert Aguilitas #843 Cristobal Torriente SGC 10 Having starred in his native Cuba for fifteen seasons, Cristobal Torriente is often revered as the greatest baseball player ever to take the field from his homeland. Elected into the Hall of Fame in 2006, hobbyists immediately began to take notice of Torriente s more obscure issues. Graded 10 PR by SGC, this Aguilitas #843 Cristobal Torriente is one of only nine examples judged by the grading service. Other than a light punch hole on the bottom left portion of the card and a double advertising back, this Alemendares star presents as a much higher quality specimen. This Cuban type card is definitely one to get for the Hall of Fame collector. $ Aguilitas #846 John Henry Lloyd SGC 10 Considered by Babe Ruth to be the greatest baseball player ever and regarded by his contemporaries as the Black Wagner, John Henry Pop Lloyd applied his multifaceted talents in relative obscurity. The Negro and Cuban League standout was posthumously elected to the Hall of Fame in 1977, although the heavy hitting shortstop had already made an enduring impact for several decades. Graded 10 PR by SGC, this Aguiltas #846 John Henry Lloyd is a much sought after Cuban issue, one of only seven such examples have been judged by the grading service. Despite a pair of punch holes and a combination of other wear, this scarcely offered relic is an instant cornerstone for the advanced Hall of Fame collector. $ (77) Pre-War Grab Bag with (44) Graded including Cobb The pre-war baseball specialist will find tremendous value in the offered (77) grab bag. A myriad of Hall of Famers, including Cobb, are found throughout, (44) of which have been graded by PSA, SGC, BVG or Global Authentication. Highlights include E90-1 American Caramel: Baker (SGC 10), Hall (SGC 20); 1910 E91-C American Caramel: Evers (SGC 40); 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folders: (2 cards, both graded) with Crawford/Cobb (PSA 2), Lajoie/Falkenberg (PSA 5); 1933 Goudey: PSA 5: #209, 212; SGC 40: #125 Terry; BVG 3: #110 Goslin; 1934 Goudey: #6 Dean (FR); PSA 5: #12 Hubbell; Batter-Up: #31 Grove (GD); Diamond Stars: #31 Cuyler (VG-EX), (2) #39 Hubbell (EX, VG) and 1940 Play Ball: (2) #177 Baker (PSA 5, EX). For a complete list of included cards, please visit our website. 156 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

3 BASEBALL N172 Old Judge John Clarkson - PSA 1 The offered 1887 N172 Old Judge HOFer John Clarkson, Chicago in the bat at ready over right shoulder pose has been graded a PSA 1 and features a very clean obverse. The technical grade was assessed because the card has been removed from an album, displaying residue on the reverse and is short from side-toside. This relic presents very well and does feature a great Hall of Famer (7) 1887 N172 Old Judge SGC Graded Cards All seven graded and encapsulated by SGC. Presented is a mixed-grade sampling of 1887 N172 Old Judge singles. These appropriately graded antiquities present Baldwin (SGC 20), Barkley (SGC 20), Cline (SGC 20), Dealey (SGC Authentic), Fogarty (SGC 10), Gillespie (SGC 40) and Minnehan (SGC 40) N173 Old Judge Cabinets Ed Delahanty SGC Authentic Graded Authentic by SGC. A youthful Big Ed Delahanty is the subject of this N173 Old Judge Cabinet. One of only two such pieces judged by the grading service, the 21 year-old future Hall of Famer is captured wielding his weapon of choice. Despite evidence of trimming, surface staining and a light pinhole atop the sepia-toned canvas, this relic still exhibits astounding eye appeal T206 Ty Cobb (Red Portrait) SGC 50- Wet Sheet Transfer The T206 oddball specialist will undoubtedly be interested in the offered Ty Cobb (Red Portrait) pose. Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC, the haunting image of a similar Cobb has transferred to the reverse of this Piedmont-backed relic. Other than light corner touches and minor discoloration on the bottom right corner, this interesting Georgia Peach is definitely ripe for the picking T330-2 Piedmont Art Stamps Ty Cobb SGC 10 Graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC. The budget conscious Hall of Fame collector will find great value with this 1914 T330-2 Piedmont Art Stamps Ty Cobb. Other than reverse glue residue and paper loss, the T205-style surface is not adversely affected by any significant wear Old Mill Cigarettes T210 Red Borders Lot of (8) - With (7) Graded The offered lot of eight 1910 Old Mill T210 Minor League cards features seven graded examples, most of which reside atop their third-party service s grading tiers. Highlights include: Series 1 Lipe portrait (PSA 2, one of two at its PSA tier, with none better); Reagan (PSA 4, one of three at its PSA tier, with none better); Series 3 Slaven (SGC 40, one of one at its SGC tier, with none better); Series 4 Schafer (PSA 4, one of one at its PSA tier, with none better) and Womach (PSA 3, one of one at its PSA tier, with none better). Complete listing on our website Danville Illinois Cabinet SGC 10 Graded 10 Poor 1 by SGC. An interesting nineteenth century baseball relic is found with the offered 1889 Danville, Illinois cabinet. Produced by Watson Studio of Danville, cameos of thirteen members of the proclaimed championship squad are displayed on the surface of the sepia-toned piece. The players are notated on the reverse in blue pen. Despite the markings and surface wear commensurate with the technical grade, this cabinet will add depth to any early baseball gathering (2) 1887 N172 Old Judge SGC Graded Cards Encapsulated and graded by SGC, these two 1887 N172 Old Judge cards hail from the popular and sizable nineteenth century set. Includes: Henry Boyle (Indianapolis) - SGC 60 and Bill George - SGC 50. Both survivors remain crease-free, and the Boyle example boasts a clean reverse, as well N162 Goodwin Champions King Kelly SGC 20 Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. Presented is an 1888 N162 Goodwin Champions King Kelly. A gorgeous evening backdrop accentuates the Hall of Fame backstop. Modest paper loss on the surface and reverse are the only significant flaws (6) 1910 T212 Obak SGC Singles with Different Slogans Offered is a mid-grade sextet of colorful 1910 T212 Obak singles, each graded either 40 or 50 by SGC. Each of these Pacific Coast League antiquities display a different advertising reverse slogan. Included are Byrd (SGC 40, Unusual), Carroll (SGC 40, Convenient Sensible), Cartwright (SGC 50, Always with Mouthpieces), Coleman (SGC 40, They Please), Klein (SGC 40, Everyone Satisfies) and Raymond (SGC 40, stamped back, Distinctive) (3) Graded T Cards with Mathewson Offered is a threesome of T baseball cards, all of which are graded by SGC. Included are 1911 T205 Barger (SGC 40, Partial B on Cap, Piedmont), 1912 T202 Hassan Triple Folders: Mathewson/Devlin (SGC 60) and King/Young (SGC 30) (15) 1912 T207 Brown Background SGC Graded Singles Assembled is an eye-appealing group of fifteen 1912 T207 Brown Background singles, each graded by SGC. A pair of Hall of Famers and three tougher shortprints are found within these cards that have Recruit Little Cigars advertising reverses. Included are SGC 50: (2 cards) with Ainsmith, Drake SP; SGC 40: (13 cards) with Carey Doyle, Erwin SP, Gowdy, Marsans, McDonald SP, Snodgrass, Spratt, Steinfeldt, Street, Tannehill, Wallace and Wolverton American Caramel E90-1 Honus Wagner - SGC Authentic Encapsulated and assessed Authentic by SGC, this American Caramel E90-1 Honus Wagner (batting) example boasts vivid colors in the artist s rendering of the Bucs legend, though centering issues and apparent trimming account for the technical grade. Reverse is clean E106 American Caramel Christy Mathewson SGC 30 The Christian Gentleman shines on this tough 1915 E106 American Caramel Christy Mathewson type card. Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC, only twelve total examples of this relic have been judged by the grading service. This horizontal beauty displays typical surface creasing along with soiling on the reverse. Despite those flaws, this charter Class of 1936 member still exhibits lush colors, even corner and edge wear along with pinpoint centering T3 Turkey Red Cabinets Eddie Collins SGC 20 Graded 20 Fair 1.5 by SGC. An oversized beauty is found with the offered 1910 T3 Turkey Red Cabinets Eddie Collins with an advertising reverse. If not for uneven corner rounding or a pen marking on the reverse, this crease-free Hall of Famer would have graded much higher. 158 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (7) W SGC Graded Singles with Cobb Offered is a gathering of seven W strip cards, each assessed and encapsulated by SGC. Included are 1923 W515-1: #1 Cunningham (SGC Authentic), #2 Mamaux (SGC 40), #4 Bancroft (SGC Authentic), #10 Cobb (SGC Authentic), #30 Dugan (SGC Authentic), #49 Alexander (SGC Authentic) and 1928 W513 #72 Grimes (SGC 80) Leader Novelty Jimmy Foxx SGC 50- Highest Graded The legendary Jimmy Foxx wields his weapon of choice on this scarce 1929 Leader Novelty example. Graded 50 VG-EX 4 by SGC, of the two specimens judged by the grading service, the offered card presides as the highest evaluated. This blank-backed type is crease-free and displays askew centering, modest corner and edge wear along with slight reverse color discoloration. The classic pose perfectly portrays The Beast and is a must for fans of this acclaimed slugger Goudey Four-In- One Babe Ruth PSA 6 Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA, the offered 1935 Goudey Four- In-One Babe Ruth is a proud send-off for this American icon. This red-bordered beauty comes from the only mainstream issue that depicts The Bambino as a Boston Brave. With well-defined corners and edges along with a sparkling surface, this keepsake is ideal for those building this Depression-era set. 159

4 BASEBALL R315 Lou Gehrig SGC 30 Undoubtedly one of the more poignant baseball card images of the Iron Horse is found with the offered 1928 R315 Lou Gehrig fielding pose. Graded 30 Good 2, the outstretched slugger displays all the characteristics of a great all-around baseball player. Despite moderate paper loss on the reverse, the visual splendor of this classic black-and-white depiction is not diminished Goudey #181 Babe Ruth SGC 40 One of the most recognizable cards in the hobby, this 1933 Goudey #181 Babe Ruth SGC 40 exhibits commanding visual appeal. The titanic home run king appears larger than life on this grand representation, which is marked by incredible coloring and accentuated by an expressive grimace. Aside from a pair of scuffs on the face along with moderate corner wear, this solid mid-grade card is an instantaneous collection cornerstone (2) Jimmy Foxx Goudey Singles Both SGC Each card graded by SGC. Offered is a pair of Goudey Jimmy Foxx singles. Included are 1936 R314 Goudey Wide Pen Type 3 (SGC 80) and 1938 Goudey Heads Up #273 (SGC 50). These upper-tier R cards are appropriately graded and exhibit tremendous eye appeal Card Star Lot - All Graded From tobacco to chewing gum, the offered (12) graded baseball cards span seven decades and show evolution of the hobby and its heroes. Includes: 1909 Dockman & Sons E92 Gibson (SGC 40); 1911 T201 Mecca Double Folder Crawford/Cobb (PSA 3); Exhibits P.C. Back Speaker (SGC 60); 1949 Bowman #60 Berra (PSA 5); 1951 Berk Ross Doubles: Ashburn/Cousy (PSA 8) and Ford/Roberts (PSA 8); 1953 Bowman Color: #97 Mathews (PSA 6) and #99 Spahn (PSA 6); 1956 Topps #31 Aaron (PSA 6); 1962 Topps #300 Mays (PSA 7); 1964 Topps #440 Clemente (PSA 7); and 1965 Topps #250 Mays (PSA 7) Goudey #222 Charley Gehringer PSA 6.5 Graded EX- MT+ 6.5 by PSA. Presented is a colorful 1933 Goudey #222 Charley Gehringer. The cerebral "mechanical man" appears ready to take the field on this gum issue that is hallmarked by a piercing purple backdrop along with sharp edges and corners. $ (20) SGC Graded Diamond Stars and Goudey Singles Presented is a group of (20) SGC graded Diamond Stars and Goudey singles. Included are 1934 Diamond Stars: (16 cards) with SGC 88: #75 (green back); SGC 86: #52 Stainback; SGC 84: #38, 62, #63 T. Jackson, (2) #64 Foxx, 76 (green back), 84 (green back); SGC 80: (2) #50 Ott; SGC 60: #59 Bottomley, 68; SGC 50: #48 R. Ferrell, #63 T. Jackson, #77 Gehringer (green back); 1935 Goudey: (4 cards) with SGC 60: (2) Greenberg, Johnson and SGC 40: Deshong (62) 1951 Bowman PSA & SGC Graded Singles with Williams Assembled is a collection of (62) 1951 Bowman PSA and SGC graded singles. This mixed grade gathering is headlined by (10) Hall of Famers, including Williams and Berra. Highlights include PSA Graded: (58 cards) with PSA 6: #30 Feller, #134 Spahn; PSA 3: #10 Schoendienst, #26 Rizzuto; PSA 2: #31 Campanella, #165 T. Williams; PSA 1: #1 Ford; SGC Graded: (4 cards) with SGC 60: #2 Berra, #32 Snider and #232 Fox RC. For a complete list of graded cards, please visit our website (4) Hall of Fame Graded Cards with Mantle & DiMaggio Assembled is a formidable quartet of Hall of Fame graded cards Leaf: #1 J. DiMaggio (PSA 2), #76 T. Williams (SGC 10); 1954 Red Heart Mantle (SGC 60) and 1960 Bell Brand #9 Koufax (SGC 50). This mixed-grade offering is ideal for the type collector. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

5 BASEBALL Topps Mickey Mantle - PSA 1 The most desirable of the Topps Mickey Mantle examples, the 1952 #311 version is a cornerstone to any post-war collection. The offered encapsulated PSA 1 specimen portrays the handsome young switch-hitter looking skyward (towards his future, no doubt) and is further accented by the Yankees top hat logo and Mantle s facsimile signature. While the card is well centered, a series of creases account for the technical assessment. $ Bowman #202 Mickey Mantle GAI 8 A youthful Mickey Mantle aims for the fences on this 1955 Bowman #202 centerpiece. Graded NM-MT 8 by Global Authentication, this wood-grained gem is detracted by only superficial centering flaws and barely distinguishable print imperfections. Otherwise, this blazer meets all of the requirements of its assigned technical grade Topps #300 Mickey Mantle GAI 8.5 Graded NM-MT+ 8.5 by Global Authentication, this 1961 Topps #300 single. depicts Mickey Mantle during his heyday. The investment-grade classic appears pack fresh with well-constructed corners and edges, penetrating colors and decent centering Coca- Cola Tips Test Willie Mays - SGC 40 Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC, this 1952 Willie Mays Coca-Cola Tips test example is unique. The lone specimen so graded with only three better, this colorful collectible was inserted into cartons of Coca- Cola in metropolitan New York. While this test version is decidedly more scarce than the examples in the 10- card set that followed, it is also the lone card without the customary playing tips on the reverse (Mays biographical content appears, instead). Minor corner wear and evidence of handling account for the technical grade. $ (37) Topps Yankees Cards - All PSA Graded All thirty-seven 1950s Topps cards have been encapsulated and graded by PSA. From a World Series winning season, a pennant-winning campaign and their winningest year in the decade (which, ironically, did not grant them a postseason berth), the New York Yankees shine brightly in this collection of high-grade examples. Highlights include: 1954 includes (8 of the 16 Yankees in the set) with #13 Martin (PSA 6), #17 Rizzuto (PSA 4) and #37 Ford (PSA 3); 1955 (11 of 14 Yankees in the set) with #189 Rizzuto (PSA 6) and #198 Berra (PSA 4); 1956 (18 of 24 possible) with #110 Berra (PSA 4.5), #135 Mantle (PSA 4 MK), #181 Martin (PSA 4), #208 Howard (PSA 5.5), #240 Ford (PSA 6), #251 Yankees Team (PSA 3), #332 Larsen (PSA 6) and #340 McDermott (PSA 2). Complete listing available on our website. 162 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (38) Topps & Bowman Graded Cards with Koufax RC Presented is a solid grouping of (38) Topps and Bowman graded singles. Judged by PSA, SGC or Global Authentication, a formidable cast of (26) Hall of Famers headlines this collection. Highlights include Topps Graded: (32 cards) with 1952: #33 Spahn (PSA 7), #59 Roberts (PSA 6), #65 Slaughter (PSA 6); 1953: #220 Paige (GAI 4); 1955: #47 Aaron (PSA 3), #50 J. Robinson (PSA 3), #123 Koufax RC (PSA 5), #189 Rizzuto (PSA 5); 1958: #47 Maris RC (GAI 7), #187 Koufax (PSA 3), #487 Mantle AS (PSA 4); 1959: #20 Snider (PSA 3), #163 Koufax (PSA 5), #515 Killebrew (PSA 3); Bowman Graded: (6 cards) with 1951: #2 Berra (PSA 5), #7 Hodges (PSA 6), #26 Rizzuto (PSA 6) and #32 Snider (PSA 6). For a complete list of graded cards, please visit our website (6) Superstar PSA & SGC Graded Cards with Mantle A distinct New York theme prevails with these six PSA and SGC graded cards. Featured superstars include Exhibits Mantle (SGC 86, Batting ck connected), 1952 Berk Ross DiMaggio (SGC 80), Dormand Hodges (PSA 10), 1963 Topps #390 Aaron (SGC 84), 1994 Upper Deck #24 A. Rodriguez RC (PSA 10, Electric Diamond) and 2008 Upper Deck Heroes #197 Purple Edition limited to /25 (PSA 9) (18) Topps Cards with Mantle-All Highly Graded Featured is a dazzling assortment of eighteen Topps singles, each of which is highly graded by either PSA or GAI. Included are Topps: PSA 9: 1968 #240 Kaline, PSA 8: 1958 #487 Mantle AS, 1966 #410 Kaline, 1975 #223 Yount RC; PSA 7: 1952: #217, 245 (7.5) and PSA 6: 1953 #37 Mathews. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. $ (50) 1970s- 1980s Steve Carlton PSA 10 Collection An investment-grade selection of Steve Lefty Carlton is found with this (50) card assortment, all of which grade a perfect Gem Mint 10 by PSA. Highlights include Topps PSA 10 Carlton: 1985 #360, 1986 Tiffany #120; Donruss PSA 10 Carlton: 1985 #305, 1985 Leaf #113, 1986 #183; Fleer PSA 10 Carlton: 1982 #243, #641 Phillies Finest; 1984 #25, 1985 #246; and Other PSA 10 Carlton: 1973 Kellogg s #7 and 1975 Hostess Cey/Porter/Carlton panel. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. 163

6 BASEBALL Each of the rare 1973 Topps Blue Checklists on this page has been graded PSA NM-MT 8. For the low number population report, please visit our website Baltimore Orioles $ San Francisco Giants $ Texas Rangers $ Montreal Expos $ Kansas City Royals $ San Diego Padres $ Houston Astros $ St. Louis Cardinals $ California Angels $ Atlanta Braves $ Los Angeles Dodgers $ New York Mets $ Stahl- Meyer Mickey Mantle PSA 1 The Commerce Comet is all smiles on this 1953 Stahl-Meyer Mickey Mantle. Graded PR 1 by PSA, this tough regional issue was released by the meat company in the greater New York City area. This hot dog type displays a combination of surface wear consistent with the technical grade. Despite the lower grade, this early Mantle is very appealing and will proudly fit into any Hall of Fame collection Esskay Ray Murray Although he only played in 22 games for the inaugural 1954 Baltimore Orioles, Ray Murray is immortalized on this 1954 Esskay Meats card. The journeyman catcher grades (FR-GD) with slightly errant scissor cutting, typical evidence of hot dog grease markings and moderate creasing. Despite those flaws, two edges display hints of elusive orange bordering Esskay Jim Fridley Presented is a difficultto-find 1954 Esskay Meats Jim Fridley example. This regional relic grades (VG) with a corner crease along the upper right corner. Traces of orange bordering are found on the perimeters. Additionally, unlike most Esskay specimens, this card appears to have been evenly cut Esskay Chuck Diering Utility outfielder Chuck Diering is the subject of this elusive 1954 Esskay Meats example. This crease-free regional issue grades (VG) with an errant scissor cutting and a left edge indentation. The reverse displays typical hot dog toning, while the right edge exhibits hints of the all-important orange bordering. REGIONAL ISSUES 892. Cleveland Indians $ Pittsburgh Pirates $ Minnesota Twins $ Cincinnati Reds $ Philadelphia Phillies $ Boston Red Sox $ Chicago White Sox $ New York Yankees $ Esskay Michael Blyzka The offered 1954 Esskay Meats Michael Blyzka is the first such example of this card we have handled. This tough hot dog card grades (GD) with moderate surface creasing throughout. With a relatively even cut, traces of orange bordering are evident along three edges. For the early Orioles collector, this card may be the one to get Esskay Eddie Waitkus The scrappy Eddie Waitkus shines on this 1954 Esskay example, graded (FR).With evident orange bordering along two edges, this well-cut example of an inaugural Oriole reveals light corner creasing and moderate paper loss on the reverse. A pleasing specimen from this extremely difficult edition, this All-Star proves to be a winner. 164 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

7 REGIONAL ISSUES BASEBALL Coca-Cola Tips Near Set (8/10) Regionally issued in the New York metropolitan area, this near set of (8/10) die-cut cards features former Yankees, Giants and Dodgers. The lot consists of: Bauer (VG), Furillo (VG-EX), Hodges (VG), McDougald (GD), Don Mueller (VG), Reese (VG), Thomson (VG-EX, Batting) and Thomson (VG, Fielding). Only Lopat and Westrum are missing to complete this colorful edition (26) 1955 Rodeo Meats Singles with (6) SGC Members of the Kansas City Athletics are the focus of these (26) tough-to-find 1955 Rodeo Meats singles. Bolstered by (6) SGC graded cards and a tough error, this selection contains more than half of this regional set. Included are Astroth (SGC 40), Bishop (GD), Boudreau (SGC 40), Boyer (SGC 50, Pink Background), Ceccarelli (FR), Finigan (SGC 40), Herbert (VG), Kellner (VG), Kraft (SGC 50), Littrell (GD), Lopez (SGC 40), Melillo (VG), Portocarrero (GD, Blue Background), Portocarrero (FR, Purple Background), Power (GD, Yellow Background), Renna (FR, Dark Pink Background), Robertson (FR), Sain (GD), Schantz (GD, Spelling Error), Simpson (FR, from 1956 set), Slaughter (trimmed), Sleater (GD), Susce (FR), Valo (PR, Green Background), Wilson (GD, Purple Background) and Zernial (GD) (8) Pacific Coast League SGC Graded Hall of Famers and Stars The eclectic Hall of Fame type card collector will appreciate these eight SGC graded Pacific Coast League Oakland Oaks singles. Remar Bread: 1946: #10 Stengel (SGC 60), 1947: #8 Stengel (SGC 80), 1949: Kelly (SGC 88), B. Martin (SGC 60); 1950: Herman (SGC 50), Kelly (SGC 80): Other: 1948 Smith s: #20 Stengel (SGC 84) and 1958 Union Oil: Bridges (SGC 50) Spic and Span Complete PSA Graded Set of (26) Cards The regional specialist or Milwaukee Braves historian may regard this hard-to-find 1960 Spic and Span complete set of (26) cards hard to resist. Each graded by PSA, this mid-grade set features a healthy selection of Braves Hall of Famers. Included are PSA 5.5: (6 cards) with Buhl, Burdette, Pafko, Schoendienst, F. Torre and Willey; PSA 5: (9 cards) with Cottier, Jay, Logan, Mantilla, Maye, McMahon, Myatt, Pizarro and Spahn; PSA 4.5: (4 cards) with Bruton, Crandall (photo reversed), Rush and Scheffing; PSA 4: (3 cards) with Aaron, Mathews and Wyatt; PSA 3: (2 cards) with Dressen, Spangler; PSA 2: Roach and PSA 1.5: Adcock (27) N28 & N29 Allen & Ginter Singles with Comiskey Champions from a variety of athletic fields are the subjects of these N28 and N29 Allen & Ginter singles. Included are 1888 N28 Allen & Ginter: (14 cards) with Bogardus (GD), Carney (VG-EX), Carroll (EX), Carver (PSA 7, mk), Cody (VG), Comiskey (VG), Dempsey (VG-EX), Lannon (EX-MT), McAuliffe (GD), Mulvey (VG), Oakley (GD, stamped back), J. Smith (VG), Sullivan (VG), Weir (GD); 1889 N29 Allen & Ginter: (13 cards) with Boyton (EX), Daly (EX), Duffy (EX), Ford (EX-MT), Harradon (VG-EX), Ives (VG-EX), Kerrigan (EX), McGee (EX-MT), Murphy (VG-EX), Page (EX), Pettit (EX), Ross (EX-MT) and Temple (EX). Three examples from the N28 Series reveal pencil markings on the reverse (Bogardus, McAuliffe and Weir). Due to the rudimentary printing techniques of the nineteenth century, slight size variances are present T205 Gold Border Partial Set (117/208) with (12) Graded Seize more than half of the ornate 1911 T205 Gold Border series with these (117) singles, twelve of which are graded by either PSA or SGC. This mid to off-grade selection exhibits multiple members of the Hall of Fame along with several challenging shortprints. Although the majority of backs are common, less frequent brands such as Polar Bear, Honest Long Cut and Hassan are sprinkled throughout. The condition breakdown for the (105) ungraded cards is 31% (VG to VG-EX), 36% (GD), 9% (FR), 9% (PR) and 15% (trimmed). Highlights include Hall of Famers/Shortprints: (19 cards) with Barger (VG, Full B on Cap), Bresnahan (GD, Both Ears Showing), Dougherty (VG, White Sox for Team Emblem), Duffy (FR), Fisher (SGC 30), Huggins (GD), Marquard (PR), Raymond (GD), Speaker (GD), Stahl SP (GD), Tinker (PSA 3), Wallace (GD, with Cap), Walsh (GD), C. Young (PR); Common Graded: (10 cards) with PSA 5: Schulte; PSA 4: Titus; SGC 50: Lobert, Moran (No Stray Line) and SGC 30: Becker (American Beauty). Due to rudimentary printing techniques of the age, slight variations in size are present. For a complete list of subjects, please visit our website (40) S74 Silks with Mathewson A fine sampling of pre-war fabric is found with these (40) S74 silks with no advertising backs. Unless noted, each player is depicted with a white background. Highlights include M. Brown (GD), (2) Chance (red is VG, pink is PR), Clarke (GD), Evers (BVG 1.5), Tinker (EX), Mathewson (GD) and McGraw (GD, turquoise). The remaining silks average (VG) with some better and a handful lesser. Included common color variants are (1) pink, (1) red, (1) turquoise and (2) yellow. Due to the rudimentary printing processes of the age, size variances are evident. For a complete list of players, please visit our website (34) T205 Gold Border & T210 Red Border Singles with Mathewson Presented is an assortment of (34) T205 Gold Border and T210 Red Border singles. Highlights include 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (30 cards, all Piedmont or Polar Bear) with Dahlen SP (FR), Donohue SP (FR), Grant SP (PR), Mathewson (trim), Scanlan SP (PR); 1910 T210 Red Borders: (4 cards) with Mills (EX, Series 3), Cooney (GD, Series 7), Mills (GD, Series 7) and Sherrill (trimmed, Series 7). Although the majority of cards are off-grade, there is still plenty here for the burgeoning set collector. For a complete list of cards and their respective grades, please visit our website. 166 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

8 BASEBALL 914. (69) Tobacco Cards with (16) Hall of Famers The burgeoning tobacco card specialist will find tremendous promise with these (69) baseball cards from a variety of designations. This off- to low-grade assortment is highlighted by (16) Hall of Famers, tough variations and a smattering of difficult reverses. Unless noted, each relic displays a common advertising reverse. Featured are T206 White Borders: (50 cards) with Beckley (PR), Bender (trimmed, No Trees), Bresnahan (FR, with Bat), M. Brown (GD, Chicago on Shirt), (2) Chance (FR, PR, Bat off Shoulder), Crawford (FR, Throwing), Huggins (PR), Jennings (GD, Both Hands Show, Polar Bear), Joss (trimmed, Pitching, Polar Bear), Lajoie (PR, Portrait), M. Mitchell (FR, American Beauty 350), Mullen (colored, American Beauty 350), Speaker (PR), Waddell (PR, Portrait), Waddell (colored, Throwing); 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (16 cards) with Bender (GD), Chase (FR, frame ends at shoulder), Fisher SP (FR), Ford SP (PR, White Cap) and Walsh (PR). For a complete list of cards and their respective grades, please visit our website (13) 1910 M101-2 Sporting News Supplements with (6) Hall of Famers Assembled is a sampling of thirteen 1910 M101-2 Sporting News Supplements. These 8x10 pictures are blank-backed and masterfully capture the essence of early baseball. Included are 1/6 Evers (EX), 1/13 Krause (EX-MT), 1/20 Adams (EX-MT), 1/27 Joss (EX-MT), 2/3 Overall (EX-MT), 2/10 Crawford (EX-MT), 2/17 Merkle (EX-MT), 2/24 Mullin (EX-MT), 3/10 Konetchy (EX- MT), 3/10 Gibson/Raymond (EX- MT), 3/24 Mack (VG, due to light paper tearing), 3/31 Umpires/Klem (EX- MT) and 4/7 Plank (EX). With the exception of Mack, the pictures have (NM) fronts with crisp edges and borders. The reverses display uniform paper wrinkling which is consistent with each picture, possibly due to shipping or factory distribution methods of the age. The minor reverse imperfections do not protrude the surfaces and the backs are otherwise problem-free. $ R310 Butterfinger Premiums Near Set of (43/65) For the discerning depression-era collector is the offered 1934 R310 Butterfinger near set of (43/65) premiums. Printed on very thin paper stock, these oversized items have survived the decades quite well. The average grade for this near set is (EX) with some better and others lesser. Key pieces include Fox (GD, One X ), Foxx (VG, correct spelling), Gehrig (GD), Gomez (EX-MT), Grove (VG), W. Johnson (GD), Ott (VG-EX), Ruth (GD), Simmons (EX-MT) and P. Waner (EX). For a complete list of key premiums and missing subjects, please visit our website Goudey Complete Set of (25) with (24) SGC Graded Presented is a 1936 Goudey complete set of (25) cards, twenty-four of which have been graded by SGC. Included in this mid-grade selection are SGC 84: (1 card) with Hildebrand; SGC 80: (1 card) with Higgins; SGC 70: (2 cards) with Coscarart, Hemsley; SGC 60: (8 cards) with Camilli, Castleman, Cochrane, Crosetti, Derringer, Greenberg, Martin, Werber; SGC 50: (8 cards) with Berger, Bordagaray, Brubaker, Cuyler, R. Ferrell, Klein, Newsom, Vosmik; SGC 40: (3 cards) with Gomez, Harris, P. Waner and SGC 30: (1 card) with Bonura. An ungraded Dykes (EX) completes this blackand-white Goudey set (54) 1922 W501 Singles - With Ruth and Cobb The offered collection of (54) 1922 W501 trading cards includes highly sought Hall of Famers Ruth, Cobb and Johnson. Designed much like their American Caramel contemporaries, these blank-backed strip cards feature black-andwhite likenesses, player and team identifiers and card numbers in the upper right corner. Hand cut to various dimensions, the vast majority of these examples exhibit (VG-EX) to (EX) quality. Highlights include: #4 Sisler, #6 Heilman, #8 Cobb (VG-EX), #16 Sewell, #17 Johnson (PR), #26 Huggins, #28 Rogers, #32 Hoyt, #48 Faber, #49 Ruth (VG), #53 Roush, #59 Alexander (VG), #62 Frisch, #73 McGraw, #86 Carey and #97 Wheat. For a complete listing of cards, please visit our website (169) Pre-War Group with Mathewson The vintage baseball type card collector will treasure this group of (169) pre-war singles. These cards come from a variety of designations that feature numerous Cooperstown enshrinees, including Mathewson. Featured are 1900s: 1909 E91B Chance (FR), E90-1 American Caramel: Jennings (authentic, hole punches); 1910s: T206 White Borders: (31 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with Clymer (VG, Topps 206 buy back), Howard (VG, Topps 206 buy back); 1911 T205 Gold Borders: (20 cards, all common backs, unless noted) with (2) Lobert (SGC 80, PR which is Broad Leaf), Mathewson (SGC 40), McGraw (SGC 50), Tinker (FR); 1915 Cracker Jack #56 Milan (SGC 70); 1920s: 1921 E220 National Caramel R. Youngs (PSA 4); 1930s: 1931 W517 Large: (30 cards, 18 graded, all hand-cut and grade authentic, 19 Hall of Famers), 1931 W517 Mini: (all present EX-MT, but are hand-cut) with Klein, O Doul (blue), Vance; 1933 Goudey Sport Kings #42 Hubbell (GAI 2), 1936 R312 Pastels Hartnett/Cochrane (GD), 1936 R313 National Chicle Fine Pens Stengel (PSA 3); 1939 Play Ball #31 West (PSA 8) and 1940s: M.P. & Co.: Reese. For a more complete list of singles, please visit our website. 168 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (23) Goudey Star Lot with 1933 #92 Gehrig Presented is a lot of twenty-three off-grade singles produced by Goudey Gum, Inc between 1933 and The (23) card grouping has (19) Hall of Famers including 1933 Goudey: (12) cards with #1 Bengough, #20 Terry, #89 Speaker, #92 Gehrig (PR) and #188 Hornsby; 1934 Goudey: (2) cards with #19 Grove; 1935 Goudey: (6) cards with Klein/Grimes/Cuyler; 1938 Goudey: (3) cards with #264 Feller. The cards are off-grade with each card grading in the poor to fair range. Flaws include creasing, corner wear, pencil marks and paper loss. A complete list is available on our website (107) Diamond Stars with (26) Hall of Famers The R enthusiast with a taste for depression-era art deco card designs will savor these (107) Diamond Stars. Comprised of card numbers #38-84, varying levels of duplication are found throughout. The approximate condition breakdown is 15% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), 30% (VG) and 35% (GD or lesser) with (14) instances of paper loss or writing and (5) slightly trimmed cards. Highlights include (3) #39 Hubbell (EX, two trimmed), #44 Hornsby (VG), #54 Greenburg (FR, incorrect name), (3) #59 Bottomley ((2) VG-EX, GD), (2) #60 Ruffing (EX, VG), (2) #63 T. Jackson (EX, GD), (4) #64 Foxx (VG-EX, VG, PR, trimmed), (5) #66 Medwick ((2) VG-EX, VG, FR, trimmed) and #83 P. Waner (VG-EX). Due to rudimentary printing techniques that were implemented in production of this set, size variances are present with some cards. For a complete list of card numbers, please visit our website. 169

9 BASEBALL s Type card Grab Bag with 1932 US Caramel Cobb The offered collection of off-grade baseball singles includes some tough issues and major players. Sixteen of the (19) cards feature Hall of Famers, and the highlights include 1932 US Caramel: (4) cards with #2 P. Waner (GD, mk), #4 Terry (VG, mk), #13 L. Waner (VG, mk) and #14 Cobb (PR, paper loss); 1933 George C. Miller: #28 Stripp (trimmed); Diamond Stars: (5) cards with #54 Greenberg (VG- EX, mk), #103 Dickey (FR); Batter-Ups: (7) cards with #31 Grove and #34 Simmons; 1940 Play Ball: (2) cards with #6 Gomez (GD) and #46 Averill (VG-EX). The remaining cards are listed on our website (125) Play Ball Singles with (12) Graded including DiMaggio and Williams Presented is a stellar selection of (125) Play Ball singles, twelve of which are graded by either PSA or SGC. This midgrade cast features (25) Cooperstown enshrinees including DiMaggio and Williams. Highlights include 1939 Play Ball: (15 cards, 1 graded, average EX) with #103 Berg (PSA 3); 1940 Play Ball: (92 cards, 15 high numbers, 9 graded, median VG to VG-EX) with #1 DiMaggio (PSA 4), #6 Gomez (PSA 4), #7 Dickey (PSA 6), #175 Mathewson (PSA 5), #177 Baker (PSA 5); 1941 Play Ball: (18 cards, 2 graded, composite VG) with #8 Ott (VG), #14 T. Williams (PSA 3) and #18 Greenberg (SGC 50). Due to rudimentary printing techniques of the day, slight variance in sizes exists. For a complete list of included cards, please visit our website. $ St. Louis Browns and Cardinals Team-Issued Complete Sets The two teams that called Sportsman s Park home are found on these 1941 St. Louis Browns and Cardinals teamissued complete sets. Comprised of 30 cards each, these high-grade black-and-white sets feature several key stars and role players. Included are 1941 St. Louis Browns: (30 cards, median EX-MT to NM) with R. Ferrell (EX-MT); 1941 St. Louis Cardinals: (30 cards, average EX-MT to NM) with Mize (EX-MT), Rickey (EX-MT), Slaughter (EX-MT) and Southworth (EX-MT) (5) Vintage Cards and Modern Game-Used Relics Incorporating the old with the new are these five vintage cards and modern game-used relics. Included are W512: #3 Cobb (SGC Authentic), #4 Speaker (SGC Authentic); half of a 1927 set in an uncut 25-card sheet (PR) with baseball players featuring #6 Ruth and #9 Hornsby. Also present are modern game-used jerseys with 2000 Upper Deck Legendary Pinstripes Maris and 2003 SP Legendary Cuts Mathewson (#/100) (330) Shoebox Collection with Starter Set Presented is a (330) card shoebox collection that features a 1952 Bowman starter set. Highlights include Topps: 1958 #5 Mays (PR), 1962 #318 Mantle IA (EX), 1965: #207 Rose (VG-EX), #477 Carlton RC (GD); (2) 1971 #513 Ryan (both VG); Bowman: 1949: (36 cards, mostly EX to EX-MT), 1952 Partial Set: (133/252 cards, three graded, average VG, 59 duplicates, mostly FR to GD) with #4 Roberts (PSA 5), #44 Campanella (VG), #53 Ashburn (PSA 5); 1954 #58 Reese (VG) and 1955: (47 cards, median FR to GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Red Man Tobacco Tabbed & Untabbed Complete/Near Sets Presented are the classic 1953 Red Man Tobacco Tabbed and Untabbed complete/near sets. Highlights include 1953 Red Man Tabbed Near Set: (51/52 cards, 19 graded, one duplicate, median VG-EX) with AL: #1 Stengel (VG- EX), #3 Berra (GD), #10 Rizzuto (VG); NL: #3 Ashburn (PSA 5), #5 Campanella (VG-EX), #14 Snider (PSA 4), #26 Musial (PSA 4); Missing: #26 AL Avila; 1953 Red Man Untabbed Complete Set: (52/52 cards, average VG) with AL: #3 Berra (VG) and NL: #26 Musial (EX- MT). For a complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website Topps Complete Set of (206) Cards Offered is a classic 1955 Topps complete set of (206) cards. Key cards in this sharp set include #2 T. Williams (EX), #4 Kaline (VG), #28 Banks (VG), #47 Aaron (VG), #50 J. Robinson (EX), #123 Koufax RC (VG), #124 Killebrew RC (VG), #155 Mathews (VG), #164 Clemente RC (VG), #187 Hodges (VG-EX), #189 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #194 Mays (VG-EX), #198 Berra (VG) and #210 Snider (VG-EX). The approximate composite breakdown for this lot is 10% (EX-MT) or better, 35% (EX), 30% (VG-EX), 15% (VG) and 10% (GD or lesser). For a complete list of all key cards, please visit our website. $ Topps Starter Set of (120) with Paige SGC 60 From the aesthetically pleasing 1953 Topps set, this starter collection is comprised of 120 different examples, including the likes of the coveted Mickey Mantle, Jackie Robinson and Satchel Paige cards. The approximate grading breakdown shows: 10% (EX-MT or better), 20% (EX), 30% (VG- EX) and 40% (VG or lesser). Highlights include: #1 Robinson (GD), #27 Campanella (GD), #82 Mantle (VG), #207 Ford (GD) and #220 Paige (SGC 60). Included, as well, are a graded #25 Boone (SGC 84) and #179 Hermanski (SGC 50). For a complete listing of card numbers, please visit our website. 170 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

10 BASEBALL Topps Blue & Red Back Complete Sets The offered 1951 Topps Blue and Red Back complete sets represented the entrance into the baseball trading card market for the fledgling New York confectioner. These mid-grade (52) card editions are packed with Hall of Famers and stars of the day. Highlights include 1951 Topps Blue Back: (52 cards, median VG-EX) with #3 Ashburn (VG), #6 Schoendienst (VG- EX), #30 Slaughter (EX-MT), #37 Doerr (EX), #50 Mize (VG); 1951 Topps Red Back: (52 cards, median VG, half the set displays dark discoloration on top of card) with #1 Berra (FR), #5 Rizzuto (VG-EX), #22 Feller (GD), #30 Spahn (GD), #31 Hodges (VG), #38 Snider (GD) and #50 Irvin RC (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Bowman Black & White Complete Set of (64) Presented is a 1953 Bowman Black & White complete set of (64) cards. This mid-grade edition has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (VG-EX or better), 40% (VG) and 50% (GD or lesser). Key cards include #1 G. Bell (GD), #15 Mize (VG), #27 Lemon (VG), #28 Wilhelm (VG), #39 Stengel (VG) and #43B Bevan (GD, birth year 1930). This interesting gathering is an affordable option for the 1950s set collector Topps Complete Set (206/206) Assembled is an appealing 1955 Topps complete set of (206) cards. This worthy mid to lowgrade gathering has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), 20% (VG) and 50% (GD or lesser). Highlights include #2 T. Williams (GD), #4 Kaline (EX), #28 Banks (EX), #47 Aaron (VG), #50 J. Robinson (GD), #123 Koufax RC (VG), #124 Killebrew RC (GD), #164 Clemente RC (VG), #187 Hodges, #189 Rizzuto (VG), #194 Mays (GD), #198 Berra (FR) and #210 Snider (GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Topps Complete Set of (340) Cards Featured is a 1956 Topps complete set of (340) cards. This classic oversized edition is primarily mid-grade and has an approximate condition breakdown of 10% (EX-MT or better), 25% (EX), 20% (VG-EX), 20% (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser). Better cards present #5 T. Williams (VG), #30 J. Robinson (VG), #31 Aaron (VG- EX), #33 Clemente (VG-EX), #79 Koufax (GD), #101 Campanella (GD), #110 Berra (VG), #113 Rizzuto (EX), #130 Mays (VG), #135 Mantle (GD), #145 Hodges (EX- MT), #150 Snider (EX), #164 Killebrew (VG-EX), #166 Dodgers Team (GD), #200 Feller (VG), #240 Ford (GD), #260 Reese (EX), #292 Aparicio RC (VG) and #307 Wilhelm (EX-MT). Although instances of reverse wax staining exist, the majority of cards present well. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Bowman Near Set (221/224) with (4) Graded Presented is a 1954 Bowman near set of (221/224) cards. Missing only #171, #176, #196 Lemon and #66 Williams for completion, this classic edition is bolstered by four PSA graded cards. The approximate condition breakdown for this set is 15% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 40% (GD or lesser). Better cards feature #1 Rizzuto (GD), #65 Mantle (PSA 5, oc), #89 Mays (PSA 3), #90 Campanella (VG-EX), #132 Feller (EX), #161 Berra (PSA 4), #170 Snider (GD) and #177 Ford (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Bowman Complete Set (320/320) Presented is a 1955 Bowman complete set of (320) cards. Attractive woodgrain borders adorn this mid to off-grade set, the swan song for the Philadelphia confectioner. The approximate condition breakdown for this edition is 10% (EX or better), 20% (VG-EX), 35% (VG) and 35% (GD or lesser) with the more challenging high numbers faring similarly. Highlights include #1 Wilhelm (VG-EX), #10 Rizzuto (GD), #22 Campanella (VG), #23 Kaline (GD), #37 Reese (GD), #59 Ford (GD), #134 Feller (EX), #168 Berra (GD), #179 Aaron (VG- EX), #184 Mays (EX), #202 Mantle (VG) and #242 Banks (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Topps Partial Set of (352/407) Presented is a solid mid-grade 1957 Topps partial set of (352/407) cards. This gathering comprises over 85% of the classic edition and is further accentuated by (12) PSA graded cards. The approximate condition breakdown is 20% (EX or better), 30% (VG- EX), 25% (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser) with approximately twenty cards revealing varying degrees of purple discoloration on either the top or bottom edges. Featured are #2 Berra (VG), #55 Banks (EX), #125 Kaline (VG-EX), #170 Snider (PSA 4), #324 Dodgers Team (EX) and #400 Dodgers Sluggers (EX). Although the majority of missing cards are stars, this ready-to-complete partial set has considerable upside. For a complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website Topps Complete Set of (664) Cards Closing out the swinging sixties is the offered 1969 Topps complete set of (664) cards. The approximate condition breakdown for this edition is 20% (NM or better), 40% (EX-MT), 25% (EX) and 15% (VG-EX or lesser) with a handful trimmed. Although the majority of key cards are lesser, there is still plenty here for the vintage Topps aficionado. Highlights include #20 Banks (EX- MT), #50 Clemente (EX), #95 Bench (GD), #100 Aaron (EX), #120 Rose (EX), #190 Mays (VG-EX), #260 R. Jackson RC (EX), #480 Seaver (VG-EX), #500 Mantle (GD, YL) and #533 Ryan (GD). Due to printing techniques among series, size variances are present. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 172 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

11 BASEBALL Milton Bradley Completely Graded Set of (28) Cards For the oddball specialist is the offered 1970 Milton Bradley complete set of (28) cards. Each highly graded by Global Authentication, a formidable selection of superstars headline this collection. Highlights include GAI 9.5: (2 cards) with Niekro; GAI 9: (6 cards) with R. Jackson, Rose; GAI 8.5: (10 cards) with Banks, Clemente, Mays and GAI 8: (9 cards) with Aaron. For a complete list of cards and their respective grades, please visit our website. $ Topps Complete Set - With (25) Graded Stars This fine 1971 Topps complete set of (752) includes (25) PSA graded examples. Highlights include: #5 Munson (EX-MT), #20 Jackson (PSA 6), #100 Rose (VG), #250 Bench (PSA 6), #341 Garvey (PSA 7), #400 Aaron (EX), #513 Ryan (PSA 7), #525 Banks (VG-EX), #600 Mays (PSA 7), #630 Clemente (PSA 7), #640 F. Robinson (EX) and #709 Baylor/Baker (PSA 6). The remaining wellpreserved ungraded cards average (EX-MT) quality with some better and a few lesser. A more comprehensive listing is available on our website (24) Complete sets Assembled is a collection of (24) baseball complete sets from a variety of major manufacturers. Unless noted, all cards and keys are hand collated and grade (NM to NM-MT) or better. Highlights include Topps: 1974 (EX, with Traded), 1975 (EX, #228 Brett RC is VG), 1976 (EX-MT), 1977 (EX- MT), 1978 (EX-MT), 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1992 Gold Winners; Donruss: 1982 (factory box, but opened), 1983 (factory) and Fleer: For a complete list of sets, please visit our website (56) TCMA, Kellogg s and Collector Sets The offered (56) s TCMA, Kellogg s and collector sets will be a welcome trip down memory lane for the avid baseball card enthusiast. Highlights include TCMA Sets: (44 sets, all NM-MT) with 1975: All-Time Greats Postcards (Series 1-5); 1983: Play Ball; Kellogg s Sets: (7 sets, average NM) with 1974 and Other Collector Sets: (5 sets) with (2) 1966 East Hills Pirates (average EX-MT). For a complete list of sets, please visit our website (12) Oddball Complete/ Partial Sets The eclectic baseball set collector will appreciate these twelve baseball oddball complete/partial sets. These editions hail from a variety of regional and collector s issues. Highlights include Complete Sets: (10 complete) with 1960 MacGregor: (25 cards, aggregate EX-MT) with Aaron (VG), Mays (VG); 1965 MacGregor: (10 cards, median EX-MT) with Clemente (trimmed), Mays (EX- MT); 1967 Astros Team: (12 cards, majority EX), 1967 Irvindale Dairy Braves: (2 panels, both VG), 1967 Phillies Safe Driving: (13 cards, mostly EX-MT), 1969 Broder Athletics: (15 cards, average NM) with J. DiMaggio (NM), R. Jackson RC (NM); 1969 Andersen Athletics Team: (21 cards, average NM) with J. DiMaggio (NM), R. Jackson RC (NM) and Partial Sets: (2 near) with 1968 Atlantic Oil Non-Winners: (35/40 cards, average VG, includes two winners). For a complete list of key sets, please visit our website Topps Complete Set in Original Factory Box Presented is a 1974 Topps complete set of (704) cards that is contained within an original factory display box. Prior to the 1980s, early Topps factory sets were commonly sold through national department store chains such as Sears. The slipcase collage display box grades (VG) with an affixed price tag, moderate fraying and a flap that is tape-repaired. The sharp regular and traded series primarily grade (EX-MT) with some better and only a handful lesser. Key cards include #1 Aaron 715 (EX-MT), #20 Ryan (EX-MT), #80 Seaver (NM), #283 Schmidt (EX), #300 Rose (EX-MT) and #456 Winfield RC (NM). 174 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (75+) 1960s-1980s Oddball Complete/ Near Sets The eclectic baseball enthusiast will want to secure these (75+) 1960s-1980s baseball oddball complete and near sets. Unless noted, these interesting regional, commemorative and collector s issues grade (NM) or better. Highlights include Oddball Sets: 1967 Astros Team Issue (EX-MT), 1969 Union Oil Dodgers Premiums (EX-MT), 1970 Super Valu Minnesota Twins (EX-MT), 1970 Topps Posters: (24 posters, average EX-MT, 83 lower grade duplicates), 1971 Milk Duds: (60 cards, average EX-MT, all box cut), (2) 1975 SSPC, 1976 Icee Drinks Reds; Reprint Sets: with 1983 Topps 1952 factory sealed), 1986 CCC 1951 Bowman, 1987 CCC 1952 Bowman and (2) 1988 CCC T206 White Borders. Unless noted, it is assumed that these sets are complete, although commons may be missing. For a more complete list of sets, please visit our website (550+) 1960s-1990s Set/Near Set Collection Presented is a hoard of (550+) 1960s-1990s baseball complete sets and near sets. Highlighted in this prominent gathering with tremendous break value are Factory Sets: (95 sets) with Topps: (3) 1986 Traded, 1986 Traded Tiffany (Bonds RC, tight factory seal), 1987 Traded Tiffany; Donruss: (4) 1986 Rookies (three factory); Fleer: 1992 Update; Box/Small Sets: (348 sets) with 1964 Morniaga Top Stars Stand Ups Near Set: (11/14) with Oh (VG-EX); 1983 Thorn Apple Valley Cubs (Sandberg RC), 1987 Fleer s Hottest Stars (Bonds RC) and Reprint/Commemorative Sets: (104 sets). Although it is assumed that most of these primarily (NM) sets are complete, missing cards can be present. Additionally, due to storage methods, many factory sets have sustained minimal soiling and loose factory seals. Due to the size/volume of this gathering, shipping and handling may be substantial. For a complete list of key sets, please visit our website. 175

12 BASEBALL Bowman Starter Set of (161) Cards with Ford Presented is a 1951 Bowman starter set of (161) different cards. Although this offering is primarily mid to off-grade, there are still plenty of Hall of Famers and (11) tough high numbers to make up the difference. Keys include #1 Ford RC (GD), #2 Berra (GD), #30 Feller (GD) and #80 Reese (GD). The remaining cards average (VG) with some better and others lesser. For a complete list of stars and high numbers, please visit our website (292) Exhibits with Many Stars Assembled is a group of (292) Exhibits. Moderate duplication exists among this assortment which averages (EX) with some better and others lesser, a handful of which display writing on the reverse. Additionally, a healthy selection of keynote Hall of Famers and tough variations are also present. Highlights include Exhibits: (266 cards) with (3) Campanella (EX-MT, (2) EX), Mantle (EX-MT, Batting, ck connected), Mays (EX-MT, portrait), (3) Musial (all EX, kneeling), J. Robinson (VG-EX), 1955 Dodgers (EX) and 1956 Dodgers (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (210) Topps Singles with Mays Compiled is a group of (210) 1952 through 1956 Topps cards with several stars. This mixedgrade lot includes: 1.) (16) 1952 Topps with #261 Mays (PR) 2.) (63) 1953 Topps (mostly VG to VG-EX) with #37 Mathews (VG), #191 Kiner (VG), #207 Ford (VG) 3.) (26) 1954 Topps (mostly GD to VG) with #1 T. Williams (PR), (2) #13 Martin (2 PR), #50 Berra (FR) 4.) (84) 1955 Topps (mostly GD to VG) with #2 T. Williams (GD), #28 Banks (GD), (2) #47 Aaron (2 PR), #50 J. Robinson (PR); 5.) (21) 1956 Topps (mostly VG to VG-EX) with #79 Koufax (VG), #145 Hodges (VG) and Checklist 2nd/4th Series (marked, PR). For a complete list of all key cards, please visit our website & 1959 Topps Starter Sets with (40) Graded Jump into the 1958 and 1959 Topps editions with this tandem of starter sets. Highlighted by (40) PSA graded cards, there is plenty of star-power here for the discerning collector. Featured are 1958 Topps: (194 cards, 15 graded, two yellow letters, ungraded average VG-EX) with #1 T. Williams (PSA 3), #5 Mays (EX-MT), #30 Aaron (PSA 3, WL), #47 Maris RC (PSA 3), #88 Snider (EX-MT), #187 Koufax (EX), #343 Cepeda RC (PSA 3), #487 Mantle AS (VG); 1959 Topps: (244 cards, 25 graded, ungraded median EX to EX-MT) with #10 Mantle (PSA 6), #150 Musial (PSA 5), #163 Koufax (VG), #180 Berra (PSA 5), #380 Aaron (PSA 4), #461 Mantle HR (PSA 3), #478 Clemente (PSA 2), #514 Gibson RC (PSA 4), #515 Killebrew (GD), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (PSA 3, mc), #550 Campanella (PSA 2), #561 Aaron AS (PSA 4), #563 Mays AS (PSA 4) and #564 Mantle AS (PSA 4). For a complete list of key and graded cards, please visit our website (901) 1954 Topps Shoebox Collection with Banks RC Assembled is a multitude of (901) 1954 Topps singles. This off-grade selection displays a combination of wear and has an overall approximate condition breakdown of 10% (VG or better), 50% (GD), 20% (FR) and 20% (PR). There exists moderate duplication and low-grade examples with (2) #1 T. Williams, #17 Rizzuto, (2) #30 Mathews, (2) #37 Ford, #45 Ashburn, #94 Banks RC, #102 Hodges and (6) #239 Skowron RC, each grading (FR) or lesser. Despite the lower condition status, this accumulation could be quite a find for the internet opportunist Topps Three-Card Salesman Sample with Mantle No advanced Mickey Mantle collection will be complete without the offered 1959 Topps three-card salesman sample. This promotional strip measures 7-1/2 x 3-1/2 and depicts The Mick along with Bob Cerv and Jim Bolger. Although light surface staining is evident on the bottom edge of the front and back surfaces, the remainder of this crease-free sample is detracted by only modest peripheral wear. The green reverse is problem-free and displays a promotional advertisement along with the statistics for #35 Kluszewski. Aside from a light surface 1 scratch toward the top portion of Mantle s image, this appealing card is vibrant and clean (50) 1955 Bowman Promo Cards with (6) Hall of Famers Assembled is a collection of (50) 1955 Bowman promotional cards. Each of these wood-grained relics was individually cut from three-card salesman sample strips. The majority of cards are evenly cut, although there exists instances of acute scissor-cut size variations. Notwithstanding the size variations, the majority of cards average (VG) with some better and others lesser. Included are Aaron (presents VG), Berra (presents FR), Ford (presents GD), Kell (presents VG-EX), Mays (presents FR) and Slaughter (presents VG-EX). For a list of the remaining commons, please visit our website Topps & Bowman Star Card Lot of (28) Offered is a grouping of Topps and Bowman cards featuring key Hall of Famers and stars from 1955 through Keys include 1955 Bowman #179 Aaron (VG-EX), 1957 Topps #407 Mantle/Berra (VG), 1958 Topps #1 Williams (VG-EX), 1958 Topps #487 Mantle AS (EX-MT), 1960 Topps #350 Mantle (VG), 1963 Topps #540 Clemente (VG), 1964 Topps #125 Pete Rose (VG), 1967 Topps #150 Mantle (VG), 1967 Topps #400 Clemente (EX-MT), 1968 Topps #268 Bench (VG-EX) and 1969 Topps #533 Ryan (VG-EX). For a complete listing of the cards in this lot, please visit our website. 176 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

13 BASEBALL 954. (137) Oddball Cards with Post & Berk Ross Presented is a (137) card oddball assortment with Post and Berk Ross. This primarily baseball gathering has moderate duplication throughout and includes stars such as Mantle. Highlighted are Berk Ross: 1951: (37 cards, aggregate EX) with #2-13 S. Robinson (EX), #3-12 LaMotta (EX), #4-11 Sharman (VG-EX); Post: 1961: (28 cards, aggregate EX) with #4 Mantle (FR, box, tattoo sticker on back); 1962: (32 cards, median VG-EX) with #6 Maris (NM, ad), #142 Mays (GD) and 1963: (40 cards, average EX to EX-MT) with #5 Killebrew (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (165) 1963 Topps Singles with PSA 5 Rose RC Presented is a group of (165) 1963 Topps singles that includes a PSA 5 Rose RC. Minimal duplication exists throughout this selection, which includes (18) graded cards. While the ungraded portion averages (VG-EX), the eighteen graded cards are preserved in substantially higher condition. Included keys feature #173 Tresh/Mantle/ Richardson (GAI 7), (2) #200 Mantle (PSA 5, VG), #537 Rose RC (PSA 5) and #540 Clemente (GAI 7.5). Graded cards present SGC: (14 cards) with SGC 88: #54, 82, 149, 154, 201, 243; SGC 86: #65, 121, 150, 188, 313, 388; SGC 84: #178 and (2650+) Topps Singles with Many Hall of Famers Celebrate the golden age of baseball with these (2650+) Topps singles. A myriad of Hall of Fame talent and (105) difficult shortprints are found in this collection with moderate-to-extensive duplication throughout. Highlights include 1958 Topps: (558 cards, median GD to VG) with (2) #1 T. Williams (both GD), #5 Mays (FR), #30 Aaron (FR), #47 Maris RC (PR), (2) #52 Clemente (VG, FR), #418 Mantle/Aaron (VG-EX); 1959 Topps: (554 cards, 14 high numbers, average VG-EX) with #50 Mays (VG), #514 Gibson RC (VG); 1960 Topps: (821 cards, 66 high numbers, aggregate EX) with (3) #148 Yastrzemski RC (VG-EX, (2) GD), #200 Mays (EX-MT), #316 McCovey RC (EX), #326 Clemente (EX), #343 Koufax (VG-EX), #350 Mantle (VG-EX), (2) #554 McCovey AS (both EX-MT); 1961 Topps: (627 cards, 25 high numbers, majority EX to EX-MT) with (2) #150 Mays (EX, GD), (2) #300 Mantle (EX-MT, EX), #388 Clemente (EX), #406 Mantle HR (EX), (2) #475 Mantle MVP (EX-MT, EX), (3) #478 Maris MVP (all EX-MT), #586 Ford AS (EX-MT); 1962 Topps: (131 cards, mostly EX-MT) with #1 Maris (EX-MT), #5 Koufax (EX-MT) and #10 Clemente (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (1500+) Topps Shoebox Collection Presented is a (1500+) Topps shoebox collection that is packed with Hall of Famers, stars and key shortprints. With moderate duplication present, this midgrade selection highlights Topps: 1961: #290 Musial (EX), 1962: #318 Mantle IA (EX), 1963: (101 cards, 52 high numbers, average EX), 1965: #170 Aaron (EX), #250 Mays (EX), #300 Koufax (EX); 1966: (499 cards, 68 high numbers, average EX) with #50 Mantle (GD), #100 Koufax (VG); 1967: (319 cards, 17 high numbers, median EX- MT) with #45 Maris (EX-MT); 1968: (118 cards, median EX) with #150 Clemente (EX), #247 Bench RC (EX-MT), #280 Mantle (VG-EX) and 1969: (328 cards, composite EX-MT) with #190 Mays (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 178 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Topps Action All-Star Sticker Test Issue Strip with Killebrew Featured is a desirable 1968 Topps Action All-Star Sticker strip of three attached panels. This (EX-MT) #14 test issue has Killebrew on the center with Cepeda/Horlen/ Mazeroski on the north panel and Casanova/Reichardt/ Seaver on the south panel. This attractive display item will add depth to any type card gathering. $ (215) Pacific Coast/Minor League Sets & Singles with Seattle Popcorn The minor league enthusiast with an eye for the obscure will appreciate this group of (215) sets and singles. This gathering has a Pacific Coast League emphasis and is heralded by many tough examples from the Seattle Popcorn series. Highlights include Oakland Oaks: 1946 Remar Bread: Raimondi SP (EX-MT); 1947 Remar Bread Near Set: (24/25, aggregate EX, missing Stengel), 1949 Remar Bread Near Set: (29/32, mostly EX), 1950 Remar Bread Near Set: (25/27, average EX-MT); Sacramento Solons: 1958 Union Oil Near Set: (9/10, average EX-MT); Seattle Popcorn Rainiers: 1954: L. Thomas (GD); 1955: (3 cards) with Kretlow (VG-EX); 1956 Gil s Drive-In: (14 cards) with Baczewski (EX), L. Sewell (VG), Singleton (EX); 1967 Near Set: (18/19, average NM), 1968 Near Set (17/18, median NM) and Other: 1958 Bond Bread Buffalo Bisons Complete Set: (9 cards, average EX). For a complete list of items, please visit our website (21) Shoebox Singles with (15) Hall of Famers Offered is a diverse sampling of (21) singles from a variety of series. This gathering is highlighted by (15) Hall of Famers including Aaron and Mays. Highlights include 1911 T205 T. Smith (EX-MT, Piedmont), 1949 Leaf #14 B. Johnson (VG-EX), 1956 Topps #31 Aaron (EX-MT), 1957 Bazooka Contest (EX-MT, July 19), 1957 Topps #1 T. Williams (VG), 1960 Topps #566 Aaron AS (NM), 1963 Topps #120 Maris (EX-MT), 1964 Topps Giants #25 Mantle (NM), 1968 Topps Game #2 Mantle (NM), 1971 Topps Greatest Moments #41 Mays (EX-MT), 1972 Topps #595 Ryan (NM), 1975 Topps #228 Brett RC (EX-MT) and 1999 SP Signature Edition Mathews certified auto (MT). For a complete list of singles, please visit our website (680) 1950s-1970s Oddball Treasure Chest with Sets and Coins The baseball oddball enthusiast with an eye for food issues or mainstream subsets will appreciate this (680) piece 1950s-1970s treasure chest with sets and coins. Highlights include Topps: 1963 Bazooka All-Time Greats #17 Ruth (EX-MT), 1964 Coins: (66 cards, mostly VG-EX) with #131 Mantle AS (VG, Left); 1971 Coins: (105 coins, aggregate EX); Other: 1950 Callahan Hall of Fame complete set: (87 cards with variations, average NM to NM-MT, complete folded box) with Cobb (EX-MT), DiMaggio (NM-MT), Gehrig (NM); (3) 1950s-1960s PM10 T. Williams pins (all VG, striped team name), 1962 Post #5 Mantle ad panel (VG) and 1963 Salada Junkets #4 Koufax (NM). For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. 179

14 BASEBALL s-1980s Uncut Sheets - Sports and Non-Sport These uncut compilations include a host of superstar cards that never made those final three steps: into a factory-sealed pack; onto a retail shelf; and into that kid s collection. Includes: 1966 East Hills Pirates complete set of (25) w/clemente (GD); 1974 Topps Football (NM, 132) w/simpson; 1974 Topps (NM, 132) w/all (5) Aaron Specials (#227 Lum PR at lower left corner); 1974 Topps (EX-MT) proof sheet (fronts only) w/(66) including Winfield; 1975 Hostess (VG, 60) w/aaron, Ryan and 335 Milt May (w/lee May photo); 1975 Topps (VG, 132) w/carter and Rice RCs; 1978 Topps Close Encounters (EX) w/(132) cards (entire set x2); (3) 1980 Topps (all NM, 132); w/palmer and Stargell (3) 1981 Topps (2 NM, 1 EX-MT, 132 each) w/bench and Rose; (2) 1982 Fleer Stamps (EX, 2 sheets of 200); 1985 Topps (VG-EX, 132) w/usa McGwire); 1991 Topps Stadium Club Football (EX, 100) w/e. Smith and H. Walker (3700+) 1972 & 1973 Topps Singles The Topps complete or team set collector will savor the opportunity to secure these (3700+) 1972 & 1973 Topps singles. These high-grade pack fresh blazers have an approximate condition breakdown throughout of 20% (NM-MT or better), 60% (NM) and 20% (NM or lesser). Significant duplication exists and instances of askew centering. Highlights include 1972 Topps: (1330 cards, 106 high numbers) with #595 Ryan (NM); 1973 Topps: (2439 cards, one near set of 604/660 cards) with (6) #1 Aaron/Ruth/Mays (average NM), #50 Clemente (NM), #100 Aaron (NM), #130 Rose (NM-MT), #220 Ryan (NM-MT), #305 Mays (NM) and #615 Schmidt RC/Cey (EX-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (2900+) Topps Card Collection- Loaded The offered (2900+) Topps card collection is loaded with hundreds of mid-grade Hall of Famers, key rookies and a sprinkling of shortprints. Highlights include Topps : 1953: (67 cards, 1 high number, average VG) with #27 Campanella (GD); 1956 (10 cards, most VG): with #31 Aaron (VG); 1959: (384 cards, 24 high numbers, median VG-EX) with #163 Koufax (VG), #478 Clemente (GD); 1962: (104 cards, 35 high numbers, majority VG) with (5) #25 Banks (average VG-EX), (2) #50 Musial (VG-EX, VG); 1964: (75 cards, 21 high numbers, composite VG) with #125 Rose (VG); 1965: #300 Koufax (GD); 1967: (2) #250 Aaron (EX-MT, EX), #430 Rose (NM); 1972: (3) #79 Fisk/Cooper RC (EX-MT, EX, VG); 1973: (3) #50 Clemente (EX, VG, GD), (4) #220 Ryan (average VG-EX); 1975: (3) #223 Yount RC (VG, (2) GD) and (6) #500 Ryan (average EX). Also present are (64) assorted oddball cards from a variety of manufacturers with a 1964 Topps Stand-Up Aaron (VG) - a prominent inclusion. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (40,000+) Singles Hoard Offered is an astounding accumulation of (40,000+) baseball singles. This hoard is packed with rookies, stars, thirteen factory sealed sets, and a sampling of modern inserts. The majority of cards grade (NM to MT) while the smattering of 1970s singles will average in the (EX) range. Highlights include Topps Singles: 1971: (546 cards, moderate duplication with a smattering of high numbers, average VG); Complete Sets: (13 sets, all factory sealed) with 1989 Upper Deck. While the majority of these mixed cards range from , a large percentage are unsearched and could yield additional complete sets. Due to the size/volume of this collection, shipping and handling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is highly encouraged. For a complete list of key cards and sets, please visit our website. 180 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Topps Cello Pack with Aaron on Top The offered 1968 Topps cello pack features the great homerun champion Hank Aaron on his All-Star card. The crisp, clean pack presents nicely in the GAI 7.5 holder (162) Cello & Rack Packs Journey into the past with these (162) cello and rack packs. These unsearched Topps and Fleer packs are loaded with high-grade possibilities, many of which already feature key superstars that are visible on either the top or bottom of the plastic wrapping. Unless noted, each pack grades (NM to NM-MT). Highlights include Rack: Topps: (105 packs) with (1) 1974 (VG, Tigers fan club cardboard insert) with Carew/Aaron Special top, (13) 1977 (average VG-EX, soiled packaging) with (Fisk top), (19) 1978 with (Ryan/Niekro LL top, Schmidt bottom), (13) 1979 with (Brett top, Schmidt top), (2) 1980, (36) 1982; Cello: (57 packs) with Topps: (1) 1975, (2) 1977, (16) 1978, (13) 1979 with (Bench top/r. Jackson bottom) and Fleer: (1) 1983 (Ripken top/gwynn RC bottom). For a complete breakdown of included years, please visit our website Topps 24-Pack Cello Box Offered is a beautiful 1975 Topps 24-pack cello box in high-grade. The color-bordered 1975 issue contains several key Hall of Fame rookies with the possibility of pulling a Brett, Yount, Rice and Carter plus staples like Ryan, Rose, Schmidt and Aaron. The display box grades (NM-MT) with the tightly wrapped packs grading in the (NM to Mint) range Topps Vending Box Presented is a 1976 Topps vending box of (500) cards. This unsearched factory box has the potentiality of yielding several high-grade stars including Aaron, Brett, Eckersley RC, Rose, Ryan and Yount. The display box has withstood the decades quite well and reveals few discernable flaws Topps 20-Box Wax Case Presented is a 1982 Topps wax box case with twenty clean boxes. The top flaps of the case are opened but the boxes within are untouched and sharp. Each of the boxes contains (36) packs, with the possibility of high-grade Cal Ripken rookies. 181

15 BASEBALL 971. (14) Donruss & Score Factory Set Cases Offered is a selection of fourteen factory set cases from 1988 and 1989 Donruss and Score. The lot includes (7) 1988 Donruss factory set cases, (6) 1989 Donruss factory set cases and (1) 1988 Score factory set case. Also included are (7) 1988 and (7) 1989 Donruss factory sets. Due to the weight of the lot, shipping surcharges will apply Donruss Wax Cases - (6) 1988 & (13) 1990 Presented are nineteen cases of Donruss 10- count wax box cases. The (6) 1988 Donruss cases have (8) regular wax and (2) Leaf while the (13) 1990 Donruss cases each have ten boxes of the regular series (51) Wax Boxes Offered is a gathering of 1993 through 1996 baseball wax boxes from various manufacturers plus a 1994 Leaf pack display. Highlights include (14) 1993 Score Select boxes, (10) 1995 Fleer boxes, (9) 1996 Fleer boxes and (4) 1994 Bowman Best boxes. A complete list is available on our website (15) Topps Vending Cases If you are in need of (180,000) cards, the offered (15) Topps vending cases will satisfy your desire. There are (8) 24-box 1988 vending cases and (7) 1989 vending cases. There are a total of (360) vending boxes at (500) cards per box. Due to the weight, shipping costs may be substantial (14) Topps Vending Cases Offered is a hoard of Topps vending cases with (10) sealed cases and (4) opened cases. Each case has (24) 500-count boxes and is sealed, unless otherwise noted. Included are (6) 1990 Topps, (2) 1991 Topps, (2) 1992 Topps, (1) 1993 Series 1 (missing the 2 gold boxes), (1) 1993 Series 2 (missing the 2 gold boxes) and (2) 1994 (missing 3 of the 4 gold boxes). Due to the weight, shipping surcharges will apply (140) Various Wax Boxes from The offered lot contains (140) miscellaneous baseball wax boxes from Included are (5) 1991 Stadium Club 1, (7) 1991 Stadium Club 2, (14) 1993 Studio boxes, (18) 1994 Bowman boxes and (16) 1994 Topps 2 boxes. Due to the volume of items in the collection, the box count may be off by a box or two. A complete list is available on our website. 182 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Lou Gehrig Original Negative and Photo It might be said they broke the mold when they made Lou Gehrig. Presented is one such mold, of sorts: the original negative from a Gehrig photograph captured during his tireless career. Measuring 4-7/8 x 5-5/16, this acetate negative is comprised of shades and shapes that definitively reveal Gehrig taking a mighty cut, likely at the club s St. Petersburg, Florida spring training facility (as evidenced by the palm trees and lack of bleachers in the background). Accompanying is an 8 x 10 blackand-white photo produced from the negative at a later date Washington Senators Team- Composite Cabinet Fresh off of their only World Series triumph, the 1924 Washington Senators are the subject of this team-composite cabinet. This 9 x 10-3/4 promotional giveaway was distributed by the Wright & Ditson- Victor Company at the December 1924 National Association of Professional Base Ball Leagues annual meeting in Hartford, Connecticut. The black-and-white cameo displays (25) portraits of the victorious squad including Altrock, Griffith, Harris, W. Johnson, Goslin and Rice all of which were culled from photographs from Charles Conlon, the renowned sports photojournalist. The light brown matte has moderate wear, including a tear on the right edge that traces 1 into the picture of Harris. Other than moderate soiling and light surface abrasions on the lower portion, the other flaws are relegated to minimal paper flaking. An attractive display piece with undeniable eye appeal, this scarce cabinet will certainly be treasured by the fortunate winner (18) Early 1900s Minor/ Industrial League Cabinet Photos From Bennington, Vermont to Lapeer County, Michigan to the middle school sandlots in Pennsylvania s Allegheny Valley, the offered vintage photographs depict amateur and semi-professional league baseball teams from the game s embryonic era. Ranging in size from 9 x 7 to 19-3/4 x 15-3/4, these (8) sepia-toned or black-and-white photos reveal teams of different levels and age groups, with the common thread of archaic equipment and wool or flannel attire. All show crisp imagery and are adhered to cardboard backings, with the latter elements showing the bulk of the wear and handling effects. (Two of the pieces are framed.) Also included, are (10) vintage postcards, each depicting an early-1900s baseball team. Three have handwritten correspondence on the reverse and one is postmarked ( 1907, Queen Anne, Maryland ) (7) Baltimore Orioles World Series Photographs by Ken Regan Renowned photo-journalist Ken Regan perfectly captures Baltimore Oriole postseason dominance with these seven original black and white photographs. A pair of photographs measure 8x10, while the remaining pictures have dimensions of 13 1/4 x 9 1/2. Subjects include Palmer (one appearance) B. Robinson (four appearances), F. Robinson (three appearances), Weaver (one appearance) along with other personnel. These type one relics have sustained moderate wear to include instances of creasing along with corner and edge fraying. All appropriate reverse stamps and pencil notations are also present. 183

16 BASEBALL Chicago Cubs Leather Postcard An interesting correspondence piece is found with the offered 1907 Chicago Cubs Leather postcard. The surface of this approximately 3 x 5 1/2 antiquity is dated with bat and ball along with a fashioned white Cubs pennant. Pinholes are found on each extremity, along with the message better late than never and with best wishes and other non-descript writing. The stamped and addressed reverse is lightly faded and does not contain a message. For the Cubs fans who think they have it all, this is an ideal acquisition R.W. Johnston World Series Panoramic Postcard with Cobb and Wagner This 1909 World Series panoramic was produced by Pittsburgh studio R. W. Johnston to commemorate the epic battle between the Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates. Measuring 40 x 5-1/2, this black-and-white two-panel postcard depicts 50 players/executives including Hall of Famers Clarke, Cobb, Crawford, Dreyfuss, Jennings and Wagner. Although this framed artifact reveals moderate surface soiling, two clipped corners, an approximately 2 tear above Cobb s image, creasing, and other layering and notching, the overall eye appeal is not affected. Because this piece appears to have been affixed to a period cardboard backing, it is unknown if it is postally unused. A tremendous display item featuring the Georgia Peach, Flying Dutchman and recent Cooperstown Inductee Barney Dreyfuss (12) Board Games (Mostly Vintage) - Including 1925 Walter Johnson The offered dozen board and hand-held games are proof that in the world of some ardent fans, there are no rainouts. These amusements hail from as early as 1922 and continue through 1984, revealing the progress of the hobby along the way. Highlights include: The Great American Game a 9 x 13-1/3 wooden frame with a metallic facing and spring-activated slot-machine dial that dictates the action through a window with results for eight different situations. Balls-Strikes and Runs-Outs dials remain functional atop the colorful diamond likeness. Fully operational with minimal rust; 1925 Walter Johnson Base Ball Game as simple as it gets, this one features a flat 10x14 diamond-themed board on which a weighted dreideltype top is spun to result in one of (20) flattened engravings telling of the batter s fate. Box lid shows (GD) quality with tape mending separations along the sides and minimal crushing. Also, there is only one original scorecard remaining and the discs (with Johnson s image) are missing. Also included are (4) pinball-style games (3 baseball, 1 football), a battery-operated game and several dice/dial versions s-1986 Boston Red Sox Button and Pin Group of (23) - With Williams Red Sox stalwarts from the 1950s and 1960s are depicted on the twenty-three pins in the offered assortment. The collectibles are mostly (EX to EX-MT) with pinbacks intact. Includes 1950s-1960s PM 10 Pins with Higgins, Malzone, Monbouquette, Parnell, (3) Piersall (one w/ ribbon hanger), Scott, Stuart, White, Williams (w/ name at top and team name at bottom, ribbon hanger) and a 3-1/2 Harrelson; 2005 MLB Superstars with Ortiz, Ramirez and Schilling; Miscellaneous with (3) Williams replica pins, a 3-1/2 Andrews pins, a 1962 #27 Yastrzemski Salada-Junket Coin, teamissued World Series pins from 1975 (w/ ribbon hanger) and 1986 and a 1956 Topps Williams Casey Stengel Wallet & Credit Card Featured is a unique tandem of personal items relating to the legendary Casey Stengel. At the foremost is a signed Hilton Preferential credit card that relates to the Glendale Valley National Bank. The 3-1/2 x 2 artifact is endorsed by Stengel (d.1975) in blue ballpoint pen with the signature grading ( 4 ). Also present is Stengel s personalized leather wallet. The cover exhibits an impression of the Hall of Famer s full name while the back is adorned by a bat-and-ball decoration. The plastic insert from the gatefold leather wallet is still intact. Typical leather imperfections along with pen markings are found throughout. The signature on the credit card comes with full photo LOA s from both JSA and PSA/DNA Philadelphia Phillies Memorabilia Collection of (36) Pieces Despite the 1964 Philadelphia Phillies late season collapse of epic proportions, an enduring interest surrounding the star-crossed club exists. Presented is a 1964 Philadelphia Phillies memorabilia collection of (36) pieces. Included are 1.) singlesigned Bunning perfect game 6/21/64 program (GD, loose cover, dated inscription) also includes ticket stub (VG); 2.) 1964 Phillies spring training pamphlet (NM); 3.) Philadelphia Daily News Go! Phillies Go! cloth hat (NM); 4.) 1964 Philadelphia Evening and Sunday Bulletin set of (28) 8x10 pictures (average EX-MT to NM); 5.) (4) 1965 Phillies Ceramic Tiles with Allen (NM), Callison (VG-EX), Mauch (EX-MT) and Wine (EX). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 184 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Brooklyn Dodgers Bat Pens and Buttons Lot of (16) Dating to the Brooklyn Dodgers hey days of the 1950s, the presented lot offers an array of bat-shaped pens and pencils as well as pin-backed buttons. Averaging in EX condition, the lot contains (8) writing tools, (7) pins and a vintage mini-bat. Highlights include a Brooklyn pen & pencil set in the original box with full lead-cartridge, Louisville Slugger Duke Snider pencil, scarce 1-inch green and yellow Dodgers pin and a seldom seen 1955 World Series Ebbetts Field (error, misspelled) 1-1/2 pin. Please visit our website for a complete list of the contents of this lot (11) Vintage Multi-Sport Pennants Adorn your office or den with these eleven vintage multi-sport felt pennants. Highlights include : (8 pennants) with 1950s Tigers (30, EX-MT with neat cut tip and barely discernable pinhole impression on yellow spine, yellow tassels), 1950s White Sox (31, EX with light letter crackling), 1959 White Sox American League Champs scroll (29, EX with neatly cut tip and sizable pinhole on spine), 1968 Cardinals photo (31, white tassels, EX-MT with well-constructed tip, photo EX), 1968 Tigers photo (31, red tassels, EX with partially missing tip and typical pinhole on spine, photo EX-MT with minor crease); Football: (2 pennants) with 1950s Bears (30, NM with well-defined tip and no pinholes) and Hockey: (1 pennant) with early 1960s San Francisco Seals (30, VG with pinholes on spine and tip, yellow tassels). For a complete list of pennants, please visit our website. 185

17 BASEBALL 989. (21) 1920s-1970s Store Model Gloves The equipment of choice for baseball playing youths is found with these (21) 1920s- 1970s store model baseball gloves. The fielding gloves and catcher s mitts come from a variety of manufacturers and display varying degrees of wear. Additionally, several prominent players have endorsed these leather gloves. Highlights include Gloves: (all right-handed, unless noted with 1920s: Gowdy (GD, Catcher s); 1940s: Boudreau (GD, Western s); 1950s: Berra (VG, Spalding, Catcher s, writing), Feller (VG, Wilson, signed), Rizzuto (GD, Spalding, writing), (3) 1950s which are not endorsed by a player ((2) are NM, one glove has original tag, (2) are Franklin while other is nondescript); 1960s: (2) Mantle (VG, GD, Rawlings), Mays (VG-EX, MacGregor, lefthanded) and Triandos (NM, Arco, Catcher s). For a complete list of gloves and their respective conditions, please visit our website (2) Single Griffith Stadium Seats Offered is a pair of stadium seats from the legendary Griffith Stadium. This park was home to the Washington Senators from 1911 to 1960, with the Redskins and Homestead Greys also calling Griffith Stadium their home for three combined decades. Both of these wooden seats have survived the decades quite well, with moderate wear and a coating of peach paint (although some of the original green can be seen throughout). This pair of seats measures 41 in length and stand 30 tall. Due to the weight of this lot shipping will be substantial; local pick-up is encouraged (63) New York Yankees Commemorative Balls and Patches Adorn your home or office with these (63) New York Yankees commemorative balls and patches. This assembly includes items that document the (26) World Championships of the storied franchise. Included is a Willabee & Ward New York Yankees commemorative patch collection that includes (36) replica patches with accompanying roster cards that are housed in two binders. Also present is a run of (26) commemorative baseballs, each of which details Yankees postseason dominance. A lightly used decorative wooden ball rack is also present Early 1900s Piedmont Tobacco Sign-30x46 The vintage tobacco enthusiast will love this early 1900s Piedmont Tobacco sign. Measuring 30x46, this antiquity survives in much better condition than similar pieces to have been offered. The multi-colored porcelain finish is relatively clean, with only one noticeable surface contusion on the sheet metal. The peripheral edges have moderate rusting and oxidation, and the reverse is problem-free with only light discoloration. The lettering and shell box caption is not obstructed in any manner on this ready-to-display piece Hall of Fame Dedication Medallion - Distributed in 1939 Distributed at the dedication of Cooperstown s shrine in 1939, examples such as the offered bronze medallion paid tribute to the museum that has since given due homage to those who excelled in America s Pastime. Measuring 1-1/6 -wide, this octagonshaped accessory features an ornate design of the hallowed structure on the front and a raised-letter quotation from Kennesaw Mountain Landis on the reverse. The piece is minimally affected by oxidation (2) Professional Stock Certificates Secure a tangible piece of baseball ownership with this pair of dated cancelled stock certificates. Included are 1.) dated 1906 St. Louis Browns (GD) and 2.) dated 1938 Seattle Rainiers (EX). These bright display pieces will add depth to the collection of the pre-war specialist or Pacific Coast League enthusiast s Connie Mack Stadium Sign Measuring 12 x 7-7/8, this sturdy wooden sign hawks Famous- United s SKINLESS HOT SAUSAGE and boasts (in blue cursive): Sold exclusively at Connie Mack Stadium. Accompanying is a 1968 Phillies program (scored, June 16 vs. Dodgers), which contains an advertisement making the exclusivity claim Jose Canseco 1992 All- Star Ring - With Letter and Photo from Canseco For his efforts during the 1992 campaign (his eighth and last in the Bay Area), Jose Canseco garnered All-Star recognition and was issued this showy ring. With a.253 batting average and 18 round-trippers, an injuryplagued Canseco was rendered idle for the last 11 games prior to the 1992 All-Star festivities. Still, he was the deserving recipient of this size 10 accessory manufactured by the renowned Balfour jeweler. Crafted from the silver-hued Celestrium metal alloy, the ostentatious piece is highlighted by an orange-colored stone whose center is accented by a cubic zirconium round-cut diamond. Flanking the center attraction at left and right, respectively, are raised numeric indicators of 19 and 92. Doing the decorative honors above and below are BASEBALL and ALL-STAR. An engraved American League logo is showcased on one shank while, opposite that is that year s All-Star Game logo and JACK MURPHY STADIUM, which are presented in relief. A definite conversation piece, the eye-appealing prize is free of tarnish or oxidation. Accompanying is an LOA signed by Canseco, confirming his receipt of the ring in 1992 and its subsequent sale to the consignor. A photograph of Canseco with the consignor and his son (with the ring) accompanies, as well Brooklyn Dodgers Lot of (10) with Robinson Bust in Box Featuring ten total vintage Brooklyn Dodgers relics, the offered lot is highlighted by a 1963 Jackie Robinson Hall of Fame bust (VG) in the original box (VG, ink mark on box top). Rounding out the lot are 1955 Armour Coins of Gilliam, Reese (orange and yellow), Snider (blue, orange and red) averaging (EX) and 1956 Topps Coins of Amoros, Hodges, Snider and Spooner averaging (VG-EX) (11) Boston Red Sox Lot with 1949 Photo Pack This Bostonian lot contains eleven Sox pieces worthy of any collection. The lot includes a 1949 Red Sox Photo set (25) averaging in the envelope (GD, pencil marks) with Williams (VG), 1957 vs. Cleveland and 1957 vs. KC programs (both shows pencil marks on scorecards, EX- MT and VG-EX respectively), (3) full-sized pennants including a 1957 scroll (NM), (4) vintage 4- to 9- inch mini-pennants and a June 16, 1949 ticket stub (VG) used on the same day the 1949 photo pack was secured. Please visit our website for additional information on this lot. 186 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

18 BASEBALL World Series Collection - With Both Programs Having unseated the New York Yankees the previous October, the 1929 Philadelphia Athletics repeated their World Series feat by disposing of the Chicago Cubs. The offered lot includes (2) programs and (2) tickets from that year s Fall Classic. Issued for Game 1 or 2 at Chicago s Wrigley Field, the 8-page Cubs program features composite team likenesses and unmarked scoring grids. Covers and all pages are intact and secured by a gold-colored cord (VG-EX condition with a vertical compacting fold and minimal paper loss on the back cover). The 60-page Athletic program (Game 3, 4 or 5) features black-and-white images and shows (VG-EX) quality with no covers yet all interior pages present, though the middle (6) pages are detached. Accompanying are tickets (VG, with rain check coupons detached) to Games 3 and 4 at Philadelphia s Shibe Park and a photographer s pass for Shibe Park All-Star Game Scorecard The brainchild of Chicago Tribune Sports Editor Arch Ward, the All- Star Game was introduced in 1933 and unexpectedly became the most popular exhibition in all of sports. Offered is a scorecard issued at Chicago s Comiskey Park for that firstever Mid- Summer Classic. The two-page item bears a 10-cent asking price and an ad for Blue Valley Butter (a Chicago programs staple) on the cover and hawks local establishments throughout. On the inside pages, scoring grids feature pre-printed lineups for that day s combatants, with the hosts boasting Ruth and Gehrig in their customary No. 3 and 4 slots. While the scorecards are unmarked, the lineups bear penciled corrections, citing that players like Pepper Martin, Chick Hafey, Ben Chapman and Jimmy Dykes were named last-minute starters. Issued to one of the 49,200 spectators that day, this item shows (VG) quality with illegible (but faint) notations on the front cover and a vertical compacting fold s-1950s St. Louis Scorecard and Ticket Lot - With Ott and Dean Autographs With entries from both leagues, Gateway City baseball is represented in the offered collection of 1940s-1950s Sportsman s Park-issued programs and tickets. Highlights include: (4) St. Louis Browns Scorecards average (VG-EX) with one autographed by Bill Veeck ( 7 strength), and another by Harry Caray ( 9 ); (7) St. Louis Cardinals Scorecards average (EX) with one autographed by (15) including Dean, Mize, Ott and Slaughter; (7) St. Louis Browns Ticket Stubs with facsimile signatures of team Presidents DeWitt, Muckerman and Veeck; (18) St. Louis Cardinals Tickets including a 1959 World Series phantom ticket stub and a full ticket for opening night, Accompanying is an LOA from James Spence Authentications. A more detailed listing is available on our website s Publication Lot - With Sport Magazine Concentration Assembled by an avid baseball fan during the 1950s, this sizable assortment of diamond periodicals covers the game and its icons with indepth stories and vivid pictorials. The covers features colorful likenesses of period superstars such as Mantle, Mathews, Musial and Campanella and entice the reader to look inside with story headlines like Why They Hate the Yankees and Is There a Willie Mays? Includes: Sport Magazine Run with (63) issues that comprise a near-complete run from Oct., 1953 to Oct., Average (VG-EX) with covers and pages intact, cover wear and notations on most; Yearbooks with (23) annual publications including Street & Smith s preview issues and Exclusive Life Stories issues (mostly EX) Brooklyn at Albany Scorecard - Babe Ruth Last HR in a Major League Uniform Victimizing countless pitchers for a total of 714 home runs, Babe Ruth was, far and away, the sporting world s single biggest draw. Lured out of retirement to coach the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1938, Ruth remained a gate attraction via his batting practice exploits and playing appearances in exhibitions. With his record home run total still safe from challenge, Ruth launched one more in a major league uniform. The offered scorecard was issued at Albany s Hawkins Stadium for the July 25, 1938 game in which The Bambino hit an epic blast in the very first inning. Issued to one of a record 11,724 in attendance that afternoon, this tri-fold program is printed on thick stock and features advertisements for local merchants. The center pages feature scoring grids with pre-printed lineups. The visiting Dodgers lineup features Ruth in the cleanup spot at first base and, batting sixth, teammate and arch-enemy Leo Durocher. Despite Ruth s clout, the Dodgers were felled 7-6 by the Albany Senators that day. The scorecards are unmarked and the well-preserved item shows (EX) quality Program and Ticket Stub from Joe DiMaggio s Last Regular- Season Game Attaining three MVP laurels, ten pennants, nine World Series titles and thirteen All- Star selections during his career, Joe DiMaggio packed more into thirteen seasons than any other player in a career of any length. Offered are (2) items from DiMaggio s lastever regular season game. Includes: Program: a 20-page guide issued at Yankee Stadium for the September 30, 1951 contest between the Yankees and Boston Red Sox. The scoring grids feature pre-printed lineups that list DiMaggio in the cleanup slot and, for the visitors, sibling Dom DiMaggio in the leadoff spot. There are (2) strips of vintage tape on the inside back cover and a tiny tear atop the front cover, but the overall presentation quality is NM; Ticket Stub: a 1-1/2 x 2-7/8 gold-colored voucher with the Yankees top hat logo and printed seating and event legends. (EX) with a tiny hole on the upper portion s/ 1960s New York Yearbooks/ Programs Lot - With 1962 Mets Yearbook Though their tenants were polar opposites in terms of the successes they realized, both the Bronx and Harlem hosted baseball franchises in the early 1960s. The offered lot includes stadium-issued publications from those memorable Yankees and Mets installments. Includes: Programs: (13, average EX) with 1962 Mets and Yankees from 1959, (7) 1961, (4) 1962 and 1965; Yearbooks: (9) with 1962 Mets (NM w/ Willard Mullin cover artwork ); (6) Yankees (all EX-MT to NM) from 1955, 1956, 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1965; and (2) New York Football Giants (1963 and 1964, both NM). Included, as well are (2) 1962 typewritten letters on New York Mets letterhead, both signed by Stengel (secretarial) and early 1960s Hartland statues of Berra and Mantle (Mantle bat broken) (31) Yankees World Series Lot - (15) Programs & (16) Stubs Highlighted by a pair Mickey Mantle homerun-game collectibles, the offered lot contains (31) Yankees World Series items. Included are: WS Ticket Subs: 1950 GM3, 1951 GM 6, 1952 GM5, 1953 GM1, 1954 GM1, 1955 GM1, 1957 GM1, 1958 GM4, 1960 GM 3 (Mantle HR), 1960 GM4, 1961 GM1, (2) 1962 GM3, 1962 GM4, 1963 GM 1 and 1964 GM4, average GD/VG; and WS Programs: 1949 GM1, 1950 GM3 (Mize/Roberts signed cover), 1951 GM6 (Rizzuto/Thomson signed), 1952 GM 5 (Branca signed), 1953 GM1, 1954 GM1 (Giants/Indians), 1955 GM1, 1956 GM5 (signed by 8 with Berra & Ford, stub stapled to scorecard, Mantle HR), 1957 GM1, 1958 GM4, 1960 GM4, 1961 GM1, 1962 GM4, 1963 GM1 and 1964 GM3, programs grade (GD) to (VG-EX). This impressive lot will be a welcomed addition to any Bronx Bombers collection. The three multi-signed relics come with an individual full LOA from PSA/DNA. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the included items as this lot warrants serious consideration. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

19 BASEBALL Ken Williams 1925 Game-Used Side-Written H&B Bat - PSA/DNA During a fourteen-year stretch from 1918 to 1931, Babe Ruth was almost exclusively without peer in regard to home runs. Capturing 12 of the 14 round-tripper titles (almost always by sizable margins) during that span, Ruth failed to pace the circuit only in 1922 and The offered Hillerich & Bradsby bat was employed during that latter season by Ken Williams, the only man to equal or surpass Ruth twice during that legendary longball run. The outright league leader in 1922, Williams was aided in his achievement as Ruth was suspended nearly two months for barnstorming infractions. In 1925, with the offered white ash weapon in his arsenal, Williams hit 25 circuit clouts to match Ruth s runner-up total. Not the archetypal war club of Ruthian dimensions, this (36oz/31-1/2 ) example got the job done, nonetheless. The dark brown patina is accented by a well-defined center brand and Williams facsimile signature. Heavy use is evident in the form of a plethora of ball marks throughout, checking about the hitting surface and a crack of just under 14 inches that extends upwards from the handle. Sporting a Hornsby-style knob, the bat has a grease pencil notation of on the barrel. More than likely executed by H&B fixture Henry Morrow, this side writing is an indicator that the player wanted additional examples. Williams was known to employ shorter bats and PSA/DNA has authenticated a previous Williams model with knob and barrel dimensions identical to this lumber. Accompanying is an LOA (cert #I02054) from John Taube PSA/DNA Sam Rice/Bobby LaMotte Side Written Bat Similar in age, former Major Leaguers Sam Rice and Bobby LaMotte authored careers whose fortunes and acclaim varied greatly. Rice debuted with the Washington Senators in 1915 while LaMotte got his start a year later at the minor league level. While the lesser-known player was to perform in the minor league circuit during 19 of the next 21 years (as Rice paved a path to Cooperstown), we are certain of the two crossing paths at least twice: first, as Senators teammates from 1920 through 1922 and again as LaMotte acquired the offered bat from Rice shortly before or during This Hillerich & Bradsby Sam Rice signature model weapon was turned for and issued to Rice during the labeling period and subsequently employed by LaMotte. This (30.7oz/34-3/4 ) hickory lumber sports a deep brown patina and a well-defined center brand and barrel stampings. LaMotte, a third baseman/shortstop by trade, was felled by an eye injury in 1926, never to play at the major league level again. Serving in a minor league manager/executive capacity from 1927 through 1936, LaMotte acquired this bat and, upon its demise (a 7 handle crack), ordered duplicate examples from its Kentucky birthplace. This fact is evidenced by the grease pencil side writing most certainly executed by former H&B fixture Henry Morrow, who wrote Bob LaMotte on a treated section of the barrel. Common practice during this era, the side writing places the bat directly in LaMotte s hands. The item exhibits evidence of heavy use with a plethora of ball marks on the left portion of the barrel (suggesting use by the right-handed hitting LaMotte), as well as a 1/4 piece missing from the knob. While use by Rice cannot be confirmed nor denied, the fact that it was issued as a Sam Rice gamer makes this one of less than 10 known examples of its ilk. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA Hank Aaron Signed Game-Used Bat from his Final Season - PSA/DNA 7.5 His body and spirit willing at the age of 42, Hammerin Hank Aaron closed out his unparalleled career in the same quaint Midwestern city in which it had started. Limited to 85 games (all but one in a DH or pinch-hitting role) and 221 at-bats, Aaron still managed 10 home runs, marking the 23rd season in which he reached double digits. Presented is a Hillerich & Bradsby A99 signature model (33.2oz/35 ) weapon brandished and signed by Bad Henry as the curtain came down on his amazing career. Comprised of high-grade white ash, this example was turned specifically for the 1976 season, as evidenced by the Liberty Bell-themed Bicentennial stamping between the pronounced center brand and equally well-defined barrel stampings. Just to the right of his facsimile signature, Aaron s bold blue marker penning projects ( 9 ) strength. Felled by a hairline crack of approximately nine inches (upper handle/lower barrel), this historically significant Aaron gamer exhibits moderate use with several ball marks and stitch impressions on the left barrel. Additionally, there are blue bat-rack streaks, light pine-tar residue on the handle, batting glove fingerprints on the barrel and a vintage black marker notation of Aaron s famed number 44 on the knob. Quite possibly used to launch one or more of Aaron s final 10 circuit clouts, this tried and true lumber helped put the punctuation on an incomparable Major League career. Graded GU-7.5 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. 190 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Johnny Bench Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 7 The offered Adirondack 276A red ring bat was ably employed by Hall of Famer Johnny Bench during the early portion of his magnificent career. This high-grade white ash block-letter (full name) weapon was turned during the labeling period, a span during which Bench claimed Rookie of the Year honors (1968) and his first of two N.L. MVP awards (1970). A sizable example at 35-1/2 and 34.3 ounces, this uncracked gamer shows outstanding use in the form of ball and stitch impressions throughout the barrel, as well as white leather scuff marks. There is minor finish loss (chipping) between the prominent tee pee center brand and barrel stampings, and the knob has a vintage black marker inscription of Bench s number 5, a penciled weight indicator of 33 and a model number stamping. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/SDNA Pete Rose 1979 Signed Game- Used Bat - PSA/DNA With more than 3,000 hits, an MVP award and two World Series rings already on his impressive resume, Pete Rose departed the Queen City for greener (financial) pastures in Philadelphia. The offered Hillerich & Bradsby R211 signature model bat was signed and employed by Rose during the 1979 campaign, his inaugural season at Veterans Stadium. The high-grade ash model (32.2oz/35 ) sports a rich brown patina and a welldefined center brand and barrel stampings. Between the latter two features, Rose s silver marker autograph projects ( 9 ) strength. The uncracked weapon exhibits evidence of game-ready to light use with scuffing on the right barrel and a white marker inscription of 14 on the flare knob. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication Mike Schmidt 1985 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA-9 In unfamiliar defensive territory manning first base, Mike Schmidt posted his customary offensive numbers during the 1985 season, mixing 33 homers and 93 RBI into a healthy.277 mark. The offered Louisville Slugger R43 block-letter (last name only) weapon was wielded by the Phillies Hall of Famer during that 1985 campaign. This high-grade white ash (32.5oz/35 ) example shows absolutely phenomenal game use. Evidence of repeated lethal blows by Schmidt include a plethora of ball, cleat, bat-rack and deeply embedded stitch marks on all sides of the barrel, as well as transposed ball stampings on and near the sweet spot. Between the prominent center brand and barrel stampings, Schmidt s blue marker signature projects ( 9 ) strength. The handle shows light pine-tar residue and red dye from Schmidt s batting gloves. On the knob, Schmidt s since-retired number 20 is inscribed in black marker. Factory records pinpoint Schmidt s order for this model on June 17, 1985 (an off-day for the Phillies). Graded GU-9 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication Eddie Murray 1983 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 7 The offered Louisville Slugger R161 signature model war club was employed and signed by the ever-dangerous slugger Eddie Murray during the Baltimore Orioles 1983 world championship season. Turned from high-grade ash, this weapon has Ruthian dimensions (35.3oz/36 ) and sports a deep-brown hickory finish. Administering damage that resulted in serious MVP consideration (runner-up Murray finished just behind teammate Cal Ripken, Jr.), this example shows heavy game use with ball, stitch and bat-rack marks throughout, as well as transposed ball stampings and a weighted donut impression at the onset of the center brand. Just below the barrel stampings, Murray s silver marker autograph ( 8 strength) matches his nearby facsimile version. In black marker, Murray s since-retired number 33 is inscribed on the knob. An H-shaped handle crack (with a small chip) has been mended by an adhesive agent. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 191

20 BASEBALL Barry Bonds Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 7 Prior to his six-year surge that produced a whopping 292 home runs - all after the age of 34 - San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds used and signed the offered Louisville Slugger H238 block-letter (last name only) bat. This white ash weapon (30-1/2oz/33-3/4 ) was turned and employed during the labeling period, after which Bonds stood at 411 round-trippers with little speculation. Uncracked, the item features a cupped end and shows excellent game use with ball, stitch and bat-rack marks throughout. Additionally, there is a moderate coat of Mota Stick (a tidy alternative to pine tar) on the handle. Between the center brand and barrel stampings, Bonds black marker signature projects ( 9-10 ) strength and clarity. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication Paul Molitor Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA Appropriately dubbed The Ignitor, former Milwaukee Brewers great Paul Molitor used this Louisville Slugger H176 signature model brown bat during the labeling period. The uncracked high-grade ash model (30.3oz/34 ) shows game-ready to light use with scuffing about the barrel and handle and a white marker notation of 4 on the flare knob (a Molitor custom). Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA Steve Carlton 1984 Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 8 Proficient with the lumber, Hall of Famer Steve Carlton wielded this Louisville Slugger P89 block-letter (last name only) bat during the 1984 season, a campaign that saw the.201 career hitter rip two doubles and his 12th career home run. This uncracked (32.8oz/34 ) white ash weapon shows excellent game use with ball, batrack and stitch marks throughout, pine-tar residue on the handle and a black marker inscription of 32 on the knob. Graded GU-8 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA Bernie Williams Signed Game-Used Bat and Hat - With (7) Signed Cards An unsung hero for sixteen years in the Bronx, centerfielder Bernie Williams finished the 2006 season in the top six on the Yankees alltime ledger for home runs, hits, RBI, walks, doubles and extra-base hits. Offered is a collection of items signed and/or used by the Puerto Rican-born pinstriper. Includes:Signed Game-Used Bat a Cooper C159 model used by Williams during his tenure ( ) with the Columbus Clippers. The (31.4oz/34 ) white ash lumber is signed by Williams ( 7-8 strength, cert #D79692) between the center brand and Columbus Clippers stamping. The uncracked model shows solid game use with cleat and deeply embedded stitch marks on the barrel and a vintage notation of BW on the knob; Signed Game- Worn Cap a 1990s Yankees cap signed ( 7-8 ) on the bill s underside. The New Era (size tag faded) accessory shows heavy use; (7) Signed Cards these collectibles are all encapsulated with autographs assessed Authentic by PSA (cards are (NM-MT). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Ozzie Smith 1989 Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith employed this Louisville Slugger W248 signature model (31.6oz/34-3/4 ) white ash bat during the 1989 campaign. Factory records pinpoint that the order for this model was placed on June 27, The uncracked item shows evidence of game-ready to light use with blue and red bat-rack streaks on the barrel, a light coat of pine tar on the handle and black marker notations of Smith s number 1 on the cupped end and knob. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence PSA/DNA Ryne Sandberg Pro Model Game-Used Bat PSA/DNA 8 Presented is a Ryne Sandberg Pro Model game-used bat that has been judged Authentic by PSA/DNA and given the grade of GU8. This Adirondack model 256B had dimensions of 34 /31.7 oz. The ash bat is uncracked and reveals multiple ball mark and stitch impressions throughout the body of the lumber. Additionally, a light coating of pine tar is also evident on the upper handle. Sandberg s uniform 23 is etched on the knob in black sharpie, while the weight of the bat 32 and owner Sandberg is also notated. The Hall of Fame second baseman also penned the barrel in black sharpie with the signature grading an ( 8 ). The autograph comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications, while the bat is accompanied by a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA Mike Schmidt 1988 Signed Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA 7 Instrumental in securing a World Series title, two pennants and six division titles in championship-starved Philadelphia, three-time MVP Mike Schmidt used and signed this uncracked Rawlings-Adirondack 154A signature model (31.7oz/35-1/4 ) weapon during the 1988 season. On the barrel, Schmidt s blue marker signature shows ( 8 ) strength. Moderate use is evident with ball and bat-rack marks throughout, pine tar on the handle and black marker notations of 20 and x (common on Schmidt gamers) on the knob. Graded GU-7 by John Taube PSA/DNA. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication Reggie Jackson Signed Pro-Model Bat - PSA/DNA Issued to and autographed by Reggie Jackson during the labeling period, this Hillerich & Bradsby K75 signature model bat (32.8oz/34-1/2 ) bears a blackmarker notation of 9 on the knob. On the barrel stampings, Jackson s faded black marker signature shows ( 5 ) strength. Turned in a promotional capacity, this uncracked lumber shows game-ready to light use with scoring and pine tar residue on the handle. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. $ (3) Game-Used Bats - With V. Guerrero, B. Jackson and D. Sanders Athleticism and ideal marketing potential are the themes in the offered trio of game-used bats. Includes: Vladimir Guerrero (Signed) a post-2000 (32.4oz/34 ) two-toned CTG-31 block-letter maple bat signed ( 7 strength) and inscribed 27 on the barrel. Excessive use is evident with ball, stitch and bat-rack marks, transposed ball stampings and heavy pine-tar residue. There is a series of lengthy cracks and 4 slice missing from the handle; Bo Jackson a Louisville Slugger O64 (30.4oz/34 ) signature model with a black finish and silver stampings. Heavy use is evident with ball and deeply embedded stitch marks, transposed ball stampings and medium pine-tar residue. An 8 H-shaped handle crack represents the white ash item s demise; Deion Sanders an uncracked 1995 Louisville Slugger (31.6oz/34-1/2 ) B267 block-letter black bat with a dulled finish and medium use signs that include surface marks and indentations near the barrel end. Accompanying is an LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA (9) Pro-Model/Game-Issued 1980s Superstars Bats The offered (9) uncracked white ash weapons were issued to and/or turned in a promotional capacity for some of the biggest names of the 1980s. These Louisville Slugger items (with one exception) were manufactured to the specifications of the players and include: Wade Boggs R161 ; Jose Canseco (Autographed) C243 ; Rickey Henderson (Autographed) T141 ; Reggie Jackson Louisville Slugger R43 ; Don Mattingly M110 ; Mark McGwire 1988 Rawlings-Adirondack 256B ; Cal Ripken, Jr P72 ; Nolan Ryan R161 ; and Carl Yastrzemski 1983 K48. Accompanying is an auction LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA. For a more detailed listing of these bats, please visit our website Jason Varitek 2001 Game-Used Bat The nineteenth man in Red Sox annals to be named Team Captain, catcher Jason Varitek used this Rawlings-Adirondack 465B block-letter (full name) bat during the early portion of the 2001 season. This uncracked (32.2oz/34-1/4 ) red ring model shows heavy use with ball, bat-rack and stitch marks throughout, as well as pine-tar residue on the handle and black marker notations of 33 on the knob and barrel end. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from John Taube PSA/DNA Phillies Team-Signed Ball and Game-Used Bat - PSA/DNA The offered duo celebrates the Phillies 1980s ascent to the top of the baseball world. Includes: 1980 Team-Signed Ball an unofficial sphere (grade 7 ) with (19) blue ballpoint pennings that maintain ( 6-7 ) quality. Highlights include Boone, Carlton, Green (manager, sweet spot and McGraw; Game-Used bat a Hillerich & Bradsby A99 (32oz./34-1/2 ) bat issued to and signed ( 7-8 ) by Mike Schmidt in 1978 and subsequently wielded by teammate Greg Gross. Excellent use. Full description available on our website. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the signatures. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

21 BASEBALL Washington Senators Game-Worn Road Flannel - #9 The offered road jersey was worn by a Senators principal in 1968 and/or 1969, which marked the start of new owner Bob Short s efforts to relocate the team. This gray flannel button-down garment features Senators angled across the chest in red-on-blue double tackle twill and 9 sewn to the back in like fashion. Identical Wilson size 44 labels reside within the collar and on the tapered and vented left front tail, while a tag denoting 1968 SET 1 is sewn to the latter location. The item has six holes (as tailored) under each arm to facilitate ventilation and exhibits medium to heavy wear, with puckering about the twill components and thinning fabric near the number. Additionally, the number appears to have been changed, suggesting the possibility that the jersey was issued to skipper Ted Williams for the 1969 season. The number stitching is not consistent with that on the team name and 9 was worn by Frank Howard in 1968, though it is very unlikely that a man of Howard s physical stature (6-foot-7, 255 lbs.) wore a size 44 jersey. The very real possibility that Williams donned this jersey only adds to its already noteworthy aesthetic appeal as a vintage flannel from one of the game s most revered franchises. Additional details are available on our website. $ Brooks Robinson 1977 Baltimore Orioles Signed Game-Worn Sunday Home Jersey Revered in Baltimore perhaps more than anyone before or since, Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson was the archetypal Oriole for parts of three decades, putting on a defensive clinic as his Orioles unseated the Yankees as baseball s most dominant team. The offered Orioles home jersey was worn and signed by The Human Vacuum Cleaner during his 1977 swan song. Aged and hampered by some bad investments, Robinson was retained by the O s as his deity status in the Waverly neighborhood trumped the fact that his physical skills had declined. Surrounded by the youthful likes of Eddie Murray, Mike Flanagan and Scott McGregor, Robinson pressed on in limited duty. Fittingly, his final career home run was a walk-off shot. Summoned in a 10th inning pinch-hitting role in an April 19 game against Cleveland, Robinson emerged as the unlikely hero as his three-run blast lifted the Birds to a 6-5 triumph. Before bidding adieu that August, Robinson wore this orange knit pullover garment with Orioles angled across the chest in black-on-white double tackle twill and his since-retired number 5 sewn to the back and left front in like fashion. In solid black twill, ROBINSON is arched in block-style characters on a nameplate atop the back number. On the lower portion of the front, Robinson s black marker autograph ( 8 strength) is accompanied by his inscription of Best Wishes. Worn for Sunday home games, the jersey features a black-and-white striped stretch knit V-neck and black-white-and-orange stretch knit at the sleeve endings. A Wilson size 44 label resides within the collar and a swatch with chain-stitched 77 and 1 identifiers is sewn near the tapered left front tail. All original and unaltered, the Memorial Stadium apparel shows moderate game wear with a series of faint stains on the front. At least two Getty Images ( and ) match this jersey to the Sunday jerseys Robinson wore in Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the autograph. $ Wade Boggs 1998 Tampa Bay Devil Rays Game Worn Home Jersey Performing for the expansion Tampa Bay Devil Rays in their inaugural season, Hall of Famer Wade Boggs authored a.280 batting average with seven home runs (paltry by his own high standards but solid for any other 40-year-old veteran). Offered is a Devil Rays home jersey worn by Boggs during that 1998 season. This white knit buttondown garment features DEVIL RAYS sewn to the chest in various shades of tealon-white twill and the deadly fish logo just below. In purple-on-white-on-black triple twill, 12 (the only retired number in club history) is sewn to the back and BOGGS is arched just above. Black piping lines the sleeve endings, an Inaugural Season patch adorns the left sleeve and, situated on the left front tail, a RUSSELL ATHLETIC size 48 label is accompanied by a fabric content tag. All original, the jersey shows light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan Fernando Valenzuela 1994 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Road Jersey The only player ever to capture Rookie of the Year and Cy Young laurels in the same season, former Los Angeles Dodgers southpaw Fernando Valenzuela wore this Phillies road jersey during the latter portion of his celebrated career. Signed as a free agent in late June, 1994, Valenzuela donned this gray knit button-down garment with Phillies embroidered across the chest in red and an MLB 125th Anniversary patch sewn to the right sleeve. In red-on-white twill, 33 is sewn to the back and left sleeve and VALENZUELA is arched atop the back number. White-and-red striped stretch ribbed cotton lines the sleeve endings and, situated on the left front tail, a RUSSELL ATHLETIC size 48 label is accompanied by a fabric content tag. All original, the jersey shows light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan Tony Gwynn 1997 San Diego Padres Game-Worn Road Jersey The first player in franchise annals to ever lay claim to a batting crown, Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn did so eight times during his career with the San Diego Padres. As he secured the last of those titles, Gwynn wore this Padres road jersey during the 1997 season. This gray knit button-down garment features SAN DIEGO arched across the chest in blue-on-white-on-orange triple twill, the latter layer giving a shadowed effect. In the identical color scheme, Gwynn s since-retired number 19 is sewn to the back and GWYNN is arched just above in solid blue twill. The left sleeve is home to a team logo patch, and the right sleeve is adorned by a Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary patch. On the left front tail, a RUSSELL ATHLETIC size 52 label is accompanied by a fabric content flap tag and a 2 EXTRA LENGTH tag. Solid wear is evident with puckering and fraying about the twill elements Miguel Cabrera 2005 Signed Game-Worn Marlins Road Jersey and Signed Game-Used Bat Florida s Team Triple Crown winner with 33 homers, 116 RBI and a.323 average in 2005, left fielder Miguel Cabrera finished fifth in the Senior Circuit s MVP balloting. Offered are Marlins apparel and equipment items signed and used by the slugger during that 2005 campaign. Includes: Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey a gray knit number 24 button-down garment with black-on-silver-on-teal-on-white twill identifiers. On the back 2, Cabrera s silver Sharpie signature ( 8 strength) is accompanied by his inscriptions of 24 and 05 game used. Shows light wear. Signed Game-Used Bat a (32oz/34 ) X-Series Zinger block-letter model signed by Cabrera ( 7 ) just to the left of the barrel stampings. The uncracked item shows heavy use, evident with ball and deeply embedded stitch marks throughout, as well as heavy pine-tar residue, an 8 layer of athletic tape and black marker notations of 24 on the knob and cupped end. Accompanying are COAs from Rich Altman. Detailed listing available on our website. $ Brett Myers 2004 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey Plucked in the first round of the 1999 Amateur Draft, pitcher Brett Myers has gone on to earn 69 wins, and counting, for his Philadelphia suitors. The offered Phillies home jersey was worn and signed by the right-handed starter during the 2004 season. This white knit, red pinstriped button-down garment features Phillies embroidered across the chest in red. In red twill, 39 is sewn to the back and left sleeve and MYERS is arched atop the back number. Myers black Sharpie signature ( 8 ) resides on the back 9. An MLB silhouette logo adorns the base of the neck while the right sleeve is home to a Citizens Bank patch and a POPE TUG patch in memory of fallen teammates Paul Owens and Tug McGraw. A Majestic label and size 52 tag are sewn to the left front tail and a fabric content tag with a 0062 code is sewn within the left seam. All original with signs of light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Shane Victorino 2005 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey One of just 35 Hawaiian-born players in big league history, Shane Victorino wore and signed this Phillies home jersey during the 2005 season. Summoned on September 1 after a successful stint in Scranton-Wilkes Barre, Victorino donned this white knit button-down jersey with a red pinstripe pattern and Phillies embroidered across the chest in red cursive. In red-on-white twill, 8 is sewn to the back and left sleeve and VICTORINO is arched atop the back number (which holds Victorino s 9 autograph). An MLB silhouette logo is sewn to the base of the neck, a Majestic label and a size 46 tag reside on the left front tail and, within the left seam, a fabric content 0062 code tag is accompanied by a +1 slv tag. All original, the item shows light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 194 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

22 BASEBALL John Kruk 1991 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey On board in 1991 for his third season at Veterans Stadium, former long ball threat and current ESPN analyst John Kruk established career bests in both homers (21) and RBI (92). The offered autographed Phillies home jersey was worn by Kruk during that breakthrough campaign. In the style s final season, this white knit button-down garment features a maroon pinstripe pattern and a team logo patch sewn to the left sleeve. In maroon-on-white twill, the club s P logo is sewn to the left breast, 28 is sewn to the back and right front and KRUK is arched on a name plate atop the back number. Kruk s black marker signature ( 8 ) resides on the left front. Maroon stretch knit lines the shoulders and sides and, sewn within the left front tail, a Rawlings size 44 label is accompanied by a SET tag. Completely unaltered, the jersey exhibits light to moderate wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA form James Spence Authentications Darren Daulton 1991 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game- Worn Road Jersey Prior to expressing his beliefs regarding metaphysics and astral travel, Darren Daulton let his bat do the talking. The former catcher wore the offered autographed Philadelphia Phillies road jersey during the 1991 season. A somewhat scarce three-year style, this gray knit button-down garment features the club s P logo sewn to the left breast in maroon-on-white twill, 10 sewn to the back and right front and DAULTON arched on a nameplate atop the back number. On the right front, Daulton s black marker signature and #10 inscription show ( 8 ) quality. Red-and-white striped stretch knit lines the shoulders and sides, while a team logo patch adorns the left sleeve. Within the left front tail, a Rawlings size 46 label is accompanied by an embroidered T and a SET flap tag. Limited to 89 games that year, Daulton still clubbed 12 home runs, including his first career grand slam. Original and unaltered, the jersey shows light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Dave Hollins 1991 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Road Jersey The offered Phillies road jersey was worn and signed by switch-hitting third baseman Dave Hollins during the 1991 campaign. In the style s final season, this gray knit button-down garment features the club s P logo sewn to the left breast in maroon-onwhite double twill, 15 sewn to the back and right front and HOLLINS arched on a nameplate atop the back number. Hollins blue marker signature ( 9 ) resides on the left front. Maroon-and-white striped stretch knit lines the shoulders and sides and a team logo patch is sewn to the left sleeve. Within the left front tail, a Rawlings size 46 label is accompanied by a SET flap tag. All original, the item shows moderate wear with dirt stains along the button path and fraying about the twill elements. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Pat Burrell 2001 Philadelphia Phillies Game-Worn Home Jersey Former Golden Spikes Award recipient and Philadelphia slugger Pat Burrell wore this Phillies home jersey during the latter portion of the 2001 season. The white knit, red pinstriped button-down garment features Phillies embroidered to a white plate on the chest. In red-on-white twill, 5 is sewn to the back and left sleeve and BUR- RELL is arched atop the back number. At the base of the neck, an American flag patch has been sewn to obscure the MLB silhouette logo, as was custom throughout baseball in the wake of the 9/11 tragedies that year. The left front tail is home to a Majestic label and a size 48 tag and a fabric content 0062 code tag is sewn within the left seam. In 17 games following the 9/11 interruption, Burrell launched the final five of his 27 home runs. All original, the jersey shows light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan Jamie Moyer 2006 Philadelphia Phillies Signed Game-Worn Home Jersey Dealt to Philadelphia in August, 2006, 43- year-old southpaw Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher in franchise history to record a win - and has since logged an additional 34 triumphs! The offered Phillies home jersey was worn and signed by the ageless wonder during that 2006 campaign. This white knit, red pinstriped buttondown garment features Phillies embroidered across the chest in red cursive. In redon-white twill, 50 is sewn to the back and left sleeve and MOYER is arched atop the back number. Moyer s black marker signature shows ( 9 ) quality on the back 5. An MLB silhouette logo is sewn to the base of the neck, while a Majestic label and a size 44 tag reside on the left front tail. Sewn within the left seam are a +1 body tag and a fabric content tag with a 0062 code. All original with light wear. Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 196 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (2) Yankee Stadium Right-Field Wall Panels By all accounts, the New York Yankees, evicted from the Polo Grounds by their New York Giants landlords, broke ground and erected their own structure in Accurately dubbed The House that Ruth Built, the Bronx stadium went on to become the site of more World Series games and the host of more championship squads than any other edifice. Scheduled for demolition in 2009, the hallowed venue has been partially disassembled from the moment that Brian Roberts ground out closed the final game, season and chapter of the vaunted baseball palace. Up for bidding are two panels from the right field wall of the sacred ballpark. With a history of its own, right field served as a favorite target of left-hand swinging legends the likes of Ruth, Mantle, Jackson and Mattingly (and on occasion, Brett). With a vertical seam at the center, the panels measure 48x112-inch each. Covered with a blue synthetic vinyl-like fabric, the panels feature 314f in white numerals, measuring the distance from home plate to the right field foul pole. Originally stationed feet from the plate in 1923, the distances steadily increased to 295 (1930), 296 (1939), 310 (1976) to its final destination of 314 feet from the dish in This unique Bronx artifact hails from the most widely acclaimed team and venue in sports history and is certain to trump the items in any other stadium collection. Steiner Sports holograms are adhered to the reverse of these artifacts with the full letter of authenticity accompanying each of the two sections. The only shipping options is either local pickup in Richmond, VA or freight shipping (surcharges apply for the latter). $ MLB All-Star Game American League On-Deck Circle Prompting big league suits to adopt their This time it counts policy regarding the All-Star Game, the 2002 installment ended in disaster: a 7-7 deadlock with no available pitching arms. In attempt to pacify the disgruntled masses, baseball has since awarded home field advantage in the World Series to the All-Star Game s winning league. Presented is the actual American League on-deck circle used at Milwaukee s Miller Park for that infamous Mid-Summer Classic. Comprised of 3/8-inch thick rubber, this 93-1/2 diameter accessory features the Junior Circuit s eaglethemed logo and served as the preparatory stage for the likes of A-Rod, Ichiro, Jeter and Ramirez. Cleat marks and soiling are prevalent throughout on this most unique All-Star artifact. Originally auctioned by Major League, the item bears its authenticating hologram #TD , which can be verified at MLB.com. Accompanying is the auction and shipping paperwork from the item s previous sale. Please note that due to the size and weight of this item, shipping costs may be substantial. $ NLCS Game-Used Home Plate from Veterans Stadium The offered dish was actually used during the 1993 National League Championship Series at Philadelphia s famed Veterans Stadium. With dimensions of 19 x 19 (including the black ), this thick rubber pentagon has (5) symmetrically arranged receptacles on its underside (to facilitate secure fastening). With a Rawlings trademark on the front edge, the item exhibits evidence of phenomenal action. While bases are frequently swapped, it is much more of a task to remove home plate. This endured Games 1, 2 and 6 of that NLCS and shows a plethora of cleat marks that coincide with the combined 33 runs scored at the victors venue! Accompanying is an LOA from Ed Dolan, who purchased the item directly from a member of the Phillies groundskeepers crew. 197

23 BASEBALL & AUTOGRAPHS Mike Schmidt Signed Game-Worn Cleats While nobody will ever be able to fill the shoes Mike Schmidt wore during his fenceclearing days with the Phillies, here s a chance to win them. These maroon leather footwear items feature the Nike Swoosh logo stitched to both sides and sewn to the tongue of each. On the right side of each heel portion, Schmidt s black marker signature projects ( 5-6 ) strength. With six metal cleats affixed to the plastic sole of each, these size 10-1/2 shoes show heavy wear with fading and scuffing about the leather. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Matt Garza Game Used Cleats & Rookie Year Glove, All Signed Presented is a trio of Matt Garza signed and game-used relics ranging from his 2006 rookie year to his 2008 ALCS MVP campaign. Each signed in silver paint pen, this lot contains 1). Nike Pro-Gold #1175 game-used glove with Garza embroidery, signed ( 8 ) with 06 Game Used (slight smudge); 2.) and 3.) pair of Nike Air cleats, both signed ( 10 ) with Game Used 08 inscriptions and each with a 22 inner-tag personalization. Each piece shows moderate use and the lot is accompanied by an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ Lenny Dykstra Game- Used Lot - With Glove, Signed Spikes and Batting Gloves The offered items were employed by Lenny Dykstra during his tenure ( ) in Philadelphia. Includes:Game-Used Glove a gray leather Regent left-hander's tool with LENNY DYKSTRA embroidered to the outer thumb and NAILS applied in like fashion to the back of the middle finger. Light use; Signed Game-Used Cleats maroon leather footwear items (no size tag) with PONY trademarks on the heels, soles and tongues. Dykstra signed (black marker, 7 strength) the outer side of each. Medium use with (6) metal cleats and dirt caked about the soles; Signed Game-Used Batting Gloves white leather/spandex blend accessories with SARANAC labels on Velcro fasteners and smeared black marker signatures (both 2 ) on the palms. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the autographs, as well as Getty Images matching these items to the ones Dykstra used Ryan Howard Signed Game- Worn Cleats with Howard LOA Presented is a pair of Adidas size 15 cleats laced-up and worn by slugger Ryan Howard during his 2007 campaign. These red-and-white subjects display moderate use, ample dirt on the spikes and both feature 5-inch velcro strips on the back-heels used by Howard to keep his pants from dropping below his cleat. Each shoe has a 6 personalization above the velcro strips, and the right cleat is signed in silver ( 9 ) with a 07 Game Used inscription. Photo COA from Ryan Howard Authenticated with matching hologram Curt Schilling Signed Game-Used Glove The offered fielder's glove was used by the outspoken mound great during the latter portion of his career with the Boston Red Sox. This black leather Wilson A2000 model features CURT SCHILLING embroidered to the outer portion of the thumb and manufacturer's logos stitched throughout. On the reverse of the webbing, Schilling s light-blue marker signature shows ( 7 ) strength and is accompanied by his inscription of 38. Medium use is evident in the form of wear about the pocket and soiling on the wool-lined wrist backing that graced the left hand of Schilling. Getty image # matches this glove to Schilling. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications for the autograph (3) Game-Worn Caps - With McGwire, Niekro and Perry Clad in different colors throughout their respective careers, the stars that wore these caps were readily recognized in any apparel. These wool accessories each showcase an embroidered team logo at the front center, a New Era label on the interior sweatband and an unknown handwritten notation identifying its wearer. Includes: Mark McGwire 1998 All-Star Game Cap a size 7-1/2 cap with an event logo and facsimile signature embroidered to the left side and both a black marker star on the bill s underside and a notation of MATT (McGwire s son s name) within the crown. It shows signs of light wear. Phil Niekro 1970s Braves Cap size 7-3/8 with 35 inscribed on the bill s underside. It shows signs of medium wear. Gaylord Perry Texas Rangers Cap size tag missing, from Perry s first stint ( ) in Texas, has notations of 36 and Perry on the bill s underside (both affected by perspiration-induced ink migration). This item displays heavy wear. Accompanying are (3) LOAs from a collector who acquired the caps from club employees Washington Senators Team- Signed Ball - With Johnson and (3) Other Hall of Famers Authoring a torrid 19-5 start, the 1932 Washington Senators found themselves atop the American League standings in mid- May before succumbing to the charging Yankees. Still, the squad managed 93 wins with Walter Johnson at the helm for his fourth and final season. The offered OAL Harridge ball is signed by (20) of those 1932 Senators. The creamy sphere (grade 6 ) features green ink signatures that average ( 5-6 ) quality with highlights including Cronin, Johnson, Manush and Rice. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Chicago Cubs Signed Ball - With Cuyler, Wilson and Hartnett In the midst of a franchise-best fourteen-year skein ( ) of winning seasons, five Chicago Cubs legends signed the offered ONL Heydler baseball. This medium-toned example (grade 4 ) features alternating red-andblack laces and is affected by scattered surface abrasions. In black steel tip fountain pen, the signatures vary in quality, but all are identifiable. North Panel: Hartnett ( 3, with Gabby decidedly stronger, but surname mostly obscured by surface flaws); South Panel: Cuyler, Wilson and Bush (all 3-4 ); East Panel: Malone ( 2, with Pat legible but surname affected by scuffing). The names on this ball likely date it to Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications All-Star Game Signed Ball - With Gehrig, Foxx and Grove Retreating to his rural Maryland home each off-season, Hall of Fame pitcher Lefty Grove owned and operated a bowling alley/saloon where he fraternized with his patrons and gave firsthand accounts of his endeavors on the mound. Following the 1935 season, Grove returned with the offered keepsake: an OAL Harridge ball signed by (21) members of that year s American League All-Star roster. This medium-toned sphere features legible stampings and black ink pennings whose qualities vary widely due to use in sandlot play. There are scuff marks and abrasions consistent with use, but fate played a role in preserving many of the signatures. Among the legible scriptings are: Sweet Spot: Grove ( 3 ); North Panel: Cronin ( 4 ) and Gomez ( 5 ); South Panel: Gehringer ( 2 ), Cramer ( 4-5 ) and Johnson ( 5 ); and East Panel: Simmons ( 4 ), Foxx ( 7 ), Chapman ( 6-7 ) and Gehrig ( 6-7 ). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a short history of this baseball, please visit our website Connie Mack Single-Signed Reach Mini-Ball Physically small, the offered baseball carries big status by virtue of its bold and distinct autograph. Measuring just less than seven inches in circumference, this mini-ball bears the stampings (albeit faded) identical to those found on OAL Harridge examples. On the sweet spot, the black ink signature of legendary skipper Connie Mack displays ( 8-9 ) strength as it accents a clean white surface that warrants an assessment of at least ( 7 ). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 198 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

24 AUTOGRAPHS Satchel Paige Single-Signed Offered is a late-1950s/early-1960s Wilson Professional League baseball signed by ageless Hall of Famer Satchel Paige. The lightly toned sphere features bold stampings and vibrant red laces. The central attraction, of course, is Paige s blue ink signature. In its occupancy of a side panel, the autograph is accented by a paraph and, though it is minimally affected by ink migration, projects ( 5-6 ) strength and clarity. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Dizzy Dean Single- Signed The incomparable Jay Hanna Dizzy Dean is the endorser of this single-signed ONL Giles baseball. Lightly soiled with bold factory stampings, the canvas of this sphere grades a pleasing ( 6-7 ). The green inscription for the affable Arkansan is placed on the north panel, with the barely touched script boasting a ( 7-8 ) signature strength. As the most recognizable name of Gashouse Gang lore, Dean (d.1974) remains a permanent hobby fixture. This desirable ball comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ Brooklyn Dodgers Team-Signed Ball - With Durocher and Lazzeri This ONL Frick ball is signed by twenty-three members of the 1939 Brooklyn Dodgers. The clean creamy sphere (grade 8 ) features blue ink scriptings that, though somewhat faded, maintain an average of ( 5 ) strength. Highlights include: Dressen, Durocher, Lary, Lazzeri, Mungo and Phelps. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Los Angeles Dodgers Team- Signed - PSA 5.5 Graded (EX+ 5.5) by PSA/DNA. Autographs grade ( 5 ); ball grades ( 6 ). This ONL Giles keepsake is signed by twenty-eight members of the 1962 National League runner-up Los Angeles Dodgers. The creamy surface features blue ballpoint signatures including Alston, Durocher, Drysdale, Koufax and Snider. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. It should be noted the PSA/DNA LOA lists this as a 1963 ball, but the signatures of Harkness and Burright date it to Complete listing available on our website Dodgers Multi- Signed with (9) Signatures including Robinson Presented is a 1956 Brooklyn Dodgers multi-signed baseball with (9) signatures. This moderately soiled and scuffed ONL Giles ( 5 ) sphere is comprised of only Hall of Fame or star signatures. Third baseman Ransom Jackson personally obtained the autographs on this ball and gave it to his cousins. Included signatories are East Panel: Furillo, Snider, J. Robinson, Gilliam; North Panel: Hodges ( 4 ), Erskine; South Panel: Campanella ( 4 ) and Reese. Unless noted, the blue ink endorsements grade in the ( 6-7 ) range. Also present is a singlesigned 8x10 Ransom Jackson photograph ( 10 ) along with a TLS note attesting that Jackson gave this ball to his cousins. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of death dates, please visit our website. $ New York Yankees Reunion Team- Signed Ball Always a candidate for the unofficial title of Greatest Team of All-Time, the 1961 New York Yankees won 109 regular-season contests, hit an aggregate 240 home runs and captured yet another World Series title. Nearly three decades later, (33) members of that Bronx juggernaut gathered in Atlantic City to sign this OAL Brown keepsake. The clean white sphere grades ( 8 ) and is decorated with blue ballpoint signatures that project ( 9-10 ) quality throughout. Highlights include: Berra, Ford, Houk, Kubek, Mantle, Richardson and Skowron. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, New York Mets/St. Louis Cardinals Multi-Signed Offered is an interesting 1963 New York Mets/St. Louis Cardinals multi-signed baseball. Penned on an Official Size-Weight Soling (Japan) rubber baseball, a myriad of Hall of Fame talent is present. Due to rubber drying, there exists moderate cracking throughout. The overall grade of the ball falls in the ( 4-5 ) range while the autographs average ( 5-6 ) with some better and others lesser. Highlights include Sweet Spot: Stengel ( 4 ); West Panel: Hodges ( 8 ); East Panel: Flood (d.1998) and Schoendienst. Full photo LOA from JSA. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website Home Run Club Multi-Signed with (13) Signatures Featured is a 500 Home Run Club multi-signed baseball with thirteen blue ink signatures. Each autograph from the sluggers on this clean OAL sphere grades in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Included are Sweet Spot: Mantle; West Panel: R. Jackson, F. Robinson; East Panel: Aaron, Schmidt; North Panel: Mays, McCovey, Banks, T. Williams; South Panel: Ba. Bonds, Killebrew, Mathews and Murray. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a list of applicable death dates, please visit our website. 201

25 AUTOGRAPHS Mickey Mantle Single-Signed The offered OAL Brown baseball serves as the appropriate canvas for the resplendent signature of Hall of Famer Mickey Mantle. The clean white sphere (grade 8 ) is affected minimally by very faint areas of age-induced toning, which are rendered insignificant when viewing the sweet spot. There, the switch-hitter s blue ballpoint autograph shows ( 8 ) strength and clarity. Just below, HOF 74 has been inscribed in a hand other than Mantle s. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications New York Yankees Team- Signed Ball With (33) Signatures Winners of a fourth straight and 38th overall American League pennant, (33) members of the 2001 New York Yankees signed this snow-white (grade 9 ) Official 2001 World Series ball (Selig). The blue ballpoint pennings range from ( 8 ) to ( 10 ) strength throughout with highlights including: Clemens, Jeter, Mussina, O Neill, Pettitte, Rivera, Soriano and Torre. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. $ Mickey Mantle & Casey Stengel Dual- Signed A tandem of legendary Yankees is found on this Mickey Mantle (d.1995) and Casey Stengel (d.1975) dual-signed baseball. This OAL sphere grades ( 5 ) with moderate soiling throughout and stampings which have been expunged over time. The blue-turnedpurple signatures for Mantle (sweet spot) and Stengel (reverse sweet spot) each grade ( 6 ). This elusive ball comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA AL & NL All-Star Team Signed Lot Penned by several future Hall of Fame members, the offered lot contains both a 2001 American League and a 2001 National League baseball. Exhibiting blue ballpoint autographs that average ( 8-9 ) and include: AL: signed by (17) with Torre (sweet spot), B. Williams, Clemens, Sweeney, A. Rodriguez and Pettite; NL: signed by (28) with Valentine (sweet spot), Rollins, Guerrero, C. Jones, Piazza, Gwynn, Schilling and Helton. Accompanied by a 2001 All-Star Game full ticket (NM) and an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the signatures on these baseballs Home Run Club Signed Ball - With Mantle, Williams and (9) Others The offered ONL ball was decorated during William White s Presidency with the pennings of the eleven then-living members of the 500 Home Run Club. The clean white sphere (grade 6-7 ) is affected minimally by faint toning and houses the blue ballpoint signatures ( 9 ) of Sweet Spot Williams; North Panel Banks, Mays and Jackson; South Panel McCovey, Killebrew and Mantle; West Panel Aaron; East Panel Robinson, Mathews and Schmidt. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Game Winners Signed Ball With (9) Signatures and Win Totals The offered OAL Budig ball (faint toning, grade 7 ) is signed by (9) hurlers who reached to increasingly elusive 300-win plateau. The blue ballpoint signatures show ( 9-10 ) strength throughout and are accompanied by the players inscriptions of their win totals. Includes: Sweet Spot: Ryan 324 ; North Panel: Seaver 311 and Perry 314 ; South Panel: Carlton 329 and Niekro 318 ; West Panel: Sutton 324 and Wynn 300 ; East Panel: Spahn 363 and Clemens 310. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ (3) Signed s - With Mantle, DiMaggio and Triple Crown Ball The offered (3) baseballs have been signed by some of the game s immortals. Includes: 1) OAL Brown ball (grade 7, light toning) signed on the sweet spot by Mickey Mantle ( 9 ); 2) OAL Brown ball (grade 5, lightly toned) signed by Triple Crown winners Mantle ( 7-8 ), F. Robinson, T. Williams and Yastrzemski; and 3) Hall of Famers and stars signed ball (21 signatures, average 9 ) with highlights including Aaron ( 8 ), DiMaggio ( 5 ), Gomez, Musial ( 5-6 ), and Spahn. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website (5) Signed s - With Schmidt and (3) Team-Signed Balls The offered (5) OAL or ONL baseballs are autographed by 1970s and 1980s teams and superstars. The spheres show light to medium toning and grade an average of ( 5-6 ). The signatures average ( 7-8 ) strength. Includes: Mike Schmidt : ONL White signed on the sweet spot ( 8 ) and inscribed ( 548 ); Pete Rose ONL Giamatti signed on the sweet spot by Rose and on the south panel by Roger Craig; 1978 San Diego Padres: ONL Feeney with (25) signatures highlighted by Fingers, Perry, O. Smith and Winfield; 1984 Detroit Tigers: OAL Brown with (27) signatures highlighted by Anderson (manager), Gibson and Trammell; 1986 San Francisco Giants: ONL Feeney with (29) signatures highlighted by Blue, W. Clark and Craig (manager). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. 202 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

26 AUTOGRAPHS (9) Signed Pitchers Stat Balls - With Ryan Having dealt and dominated from atop the hill, nine Hall of Fame pitchers put their signatures and inscribed their accomplishments on the OAL and ONL balls in this collection. With most boasting snow-white surfaces and grading ( 9-10 ), the spheres are home to blue ballpoint scriptings that project ( 9-10 ) strength and clarity throughout. Looking beyond the eye-appealing autographs, you ll find handwritten notations of the hurlers career stats and achievements. Includes: Feller, Fingers, Gibson, Marichal, Palmer, Perry, Ryan, Seaver and Sutton. Eight are limited edition (/1,000) keepsakes authenticated by reggiejackson.com, and the other is authenticated by HMG. Basic certs and holograms accompany (as do individual velvet pouches and containers for the former (8) examples). Complete list of inscriptions available on our website (7) Derek Jeter Multi/ Single-Signed Steiner s Featured is a selection of seven Derek Jeter multi/single-signed Steiner baseballs. Each OWS or OML sphere is penned in blue ink, with the autographs averaging ( 8-9 ) or better. Included are (4) 2000 OWS (west panels), (1) OML (sweet spot) and (2) OML (sweet spots) with R. Jackson W.S. Heroes on north panel (both #/12). These pieces come with holograms and matching cert cards from Steiner Sports Memorabilia (30) Single-Signed s with Campanella Assembled is a group of (30) single-signed baseballs that feature only Hall of Famers and stars. Unless noted, these OAL or ONL balls are penned in blue or black ink with the signatures grading in the ( 8-9 ) range. Varying degrees of toning exist on noted baseballs. Highlights include OAL: Berra (UDA cert), DiMaggio (toned), Ford (UDA cert), R. Jackson (UDA cert, toned), Mantle, Mattingly, Ripken Jr. (lightly toned commemorative ball), T. Williams (toned); ONL: Aaron (lightly toned), Banks, Bench, Campanella (lightly toned), Drysdale (lightly toned), Mathews (d.2001), Mays, Musial (UDA cert) and O. Smith. Aside from the noted exceptions, the remaining balls come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and applicable death dates, please visit our website (30) Signed s and (4) Signed Flats - Including Mantle and Williams This collection of thirty OAL and ONL baseballs and four flats features the autographs of baseball Hall of Famers and superstars that span seven decades. The spheres range between white (grade 8) and medium-toned (grade 5) with autographs that average (7-8) quality. Highlights include: Signed Balls Aaron, Ford, (2) Jackson, (3) Musial, Newhouser, Rizzuto, Snider and T. Williams; Signed Flats DiMaggio/Mantle signed 18x24 print (7-8); Willie, Mickey and the Duke 24x18 print (signed by Mays and Snider only, 9). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website (15) Pete Rose Signed s - With Sorry Ball Opinions will forever vary regarding the rightful place of Pete Rose. In Rose s own words, he makes a strong case for himself in the offered lot of fifteen signed and inscribed baseballs. On the snow-white sweet spots of these OML Selig spheres (average grade 9-10 ), Rose has placed his blue ballpoint autograph ( 9-10 throughout) and a telling inscription. Rose s handwritten proclamations include: (9) Hit King and one each that are inscribed 1963 ROY ; 1973 MVP ; 1975 WS MVP ; Big Red Machine and the long-awaited I m Sorry I Bet on 14. Additionally, one ball tells it all, with inscriptions of # Games 14,053 Abs Career Avg x All Star 200 Hits 10 Xs 44 Game Hit Streak Bs 746 2Bs 2165 Runs 1963 ROY 1973 NL MVP 1975 WS MVP. Accompanying are individual basic certs from: (11) PSA/DNA; (3) JSA (with full letters) and (1) Pete Rose (22) Multi-Signed s - With (2) Grove These twenty-two (mostly) OAL and ONL multi-signed baseballs feature the autographs of diamond heroes spanning better than half a century. The spheres range from clean white examples to medium-toned specimens grading from ( 8 ) to ( 5 ), and are the setting for bold signatures that average about ( 8 ) strength and clarity. Highlights include (2) ONL Feeney balls with similar All-Star signatures including Grove (sweet spot of both), Gilliam, Kluszewski and Post; a 1984 Boston Red Sox team-signed ball (28 signatures) with Clemens and Rice; a 1988 Baltimore Orioles team-signed ball (12) including Cal Ripken, Sr., Cal Ripken, Jr. and Bill Ripken. Highlights on the remaining balls include: Banks, Canseco, Doby, Eckersley, Feller, Hunter, Murray, B. Robinson and Ryan. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. A more comprehensive listing is available on our website (31) Single-Signed Hall of Fame s Home-run champions, no-hit artists, MVP honorees and Cy Young recipients, alike, the legends in the offered lot have one distinct common bond: a Cooperstown address. These OAL, ONL and OML spheres have clean white surfaces and grade an average of ( 9 ) with sweet-spot signatures that merit similar assessment. Almost all have inscribed Hall of Fame induction dates and are accompanied by basic certs from thirdparty grading services (with the majority either PSA/DNA or JSA). Highlights include: S. Anderson, Ashburn, Banks, Boudreau, Ford, Gehringer, Gwynn, Irvin, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Lemon, Mays, Ripken, Rizzuto, Snider, Stargell and Wynn. A complete listing of the baseballs, death dates and various certifications is available on our website (33) Signed and Inscribed Hall of Famer and Superstars s Rife with autographs of Hall of Famers and perennial All-Stars, these thirty-three official Major League spheres comprise an impressive, ready-made collection for the winning bidder. On the average, the keepsakes grade ( 8 ) with signatures that project ( 8-9 ) quality. With most of the legends having added definitive inscriptions, the lot includes:berra, Barry Bonds, Brock, Clemens, Doerr, Ford, Gwynn, Jackson, Kaline, Kell, Murray, Musial, Newhouser, O Neil, Ripken, (2) Rizzuto, Roberts, B. Robinson, Ryan, Sewell, (2) Snider, and Yastrzemski. Basic certs and holograms (mostly from JSA, PSA/DNA or Global) accompany, as does an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing of inscriptions and various certs available on our website. 204 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

27 AUTOGRAPHS (37) Signed and Inscribed Hall of Famer and Superstars s - With Koufax and Day Standouts from legendary facilities the likes of Ebbets Field, Fenway Park, Tiger Stadium and other since-razed or current venues have signed the baseballs in the offered lot. These thirty-seven (mostly) official Major League spheres are predominantly snow-white and grade an average of ( 9-10 ). The signatures, meanwhile, show about ( 8-9 ) strength throughout and are accompanied by inscriptions. Included are: Ashburn, Bagwell, Biggio, Day, (2) Doerr, (5) Ford, Glavine, (2) Gwynn, Hunter, (3) Jackson, (3) Kaline, Killebrew, Koufax, (2) Musial, Mussina, Niekro, Puckett, Rice, Rivera, B. Robinson, Roush, Sheffield, (3) Snider and a dual-signed ball with Larsen and Wells. The vast majority of these keepsakes are accompanied by basic certs and holograms (most from PSA/DNA or JSA). Complete listing of inscriptions and COAs available on our website (59) Multi/ Single- Signed s with 300 Wins Club Presented is a formidable array of (59) multi/singlesigned baseballs, including a variety of themed and team-signed baseballs. Each of these primarily OAL, ONL or OML spheres are penned in blue or black ink on the sweet spot, with most autographs and balls faring in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Additionally, many endorsers added interesting career anecdotes as inscriptions. Highlights include Multi-Signed: (8 balls) with OAL: 1.) 300 Game Winners: (10 signatures, full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications) with Sweet Spot: Ryan; West Panel: Clemens; 2.) American League All-Stars: (13 signatures, ball toned) with West Panel: A. Rodriguez; South Panel: Griffey Jr; ONL: 1.) Cubs Greats: (6 signatures) with South Panel: Sandberg; OML: 1.) Phillies Hall of Famers: (4 signatures) with Sweet Spot: Schmidt and Single- Signed: (51 balls) with ONL: Glavine. With exception of the 300 Wins ball, the remaining items come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and applicable death dates, please visit our website Reggie Jackson Signed Trophy Bat - With Lengthy Inscription Given a moniker to remind us of the month he so thoroughly dominated, Reggie Jackson warranted the manufacture of this glorious trophy bat. This faux-silver plate war club measures a customary 35, but carries a hefty 54oz weight. Jackson s name and nickname are engraved at both the center brand and barrel and the Hall of Famer himself has signed ( 9-10 ) and inscribed Mr. October - HOF 93, as well as some of his countless feats, namely 563 HR s, 1702 RBI s, 1551 runs, 2584 Hits, 1973 AL MVP, 1973/77 WS MVP and 10 WS HR s (he omitted 2597 strikeouts ). With a limited edition number of 20/44 the item is accompanied by an LOA from Reggiejackson.com Home Run Kings Signed Bat Hank Aaron & Sadaharu Oh Presented is a limited edition signature series Rawlings Adirondack International Home Run Kings baseball bat. With a production run of only 500, this limited relic displays the autographs of two of the top home run hitters in the world, Sadaharu Oh of Japan and Hank Aaron. The barrel of the bat is engraved International Home Run Kings, Hank Aaron (U.S.A.) HRs / Sadaharu Oh (Japan) 868 HRs, #478 of 500 with the superstars signing directly above their names. The bat is nearly flawless with only a small indentation on the handle and no flaws on the barrel or near the signatures. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Home Run Club Signed Bat with (11) Signatures Fearsome sluggers from the 500 Home Rub Club are the focus of this multi-signed bat with (11) blue Sharpie signatures. The commemorative Louisville Slugger is adorned with an etched Ted Williams The Kid barrel and is limited to 344 pieces. All autographs grade in the ( 9-10 ) range. Featured on this blonde lumber are Aaron, Banks, R. Jackson, Killebrew, Mathews, Mays, McCovey, Murray, F. Robinson, Schmidt and T. Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of applicable death dates and inscriptions, please visit our website Ted Williams Single-Signed and Bat A consensus pick as one of the greatest hitters who ever lived, Ted Williams had an autograph that remains one of the most coveted in the hobby. Offered are (2) pristine keepsakes each decorated with a powerful Williams scripting. Includes: 1) OAL Brown a snow-white sphere (grade 9-10 ) signed on the sweet spot ( 9 ); 2) Signed Bat a signature model (29oz/35 ) Hillerich & Bradsby display bat (NM-MT) signed in blue Sharpie ( 10 ). Just to the left of the center brand, an engraved legend lists Williams impressive batting feats. A numbered Williams Trust hologram resides on the barrel. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Mickey Mantle Signed Store Model Bat - With No. 7 Inscription The offered signed bat is big league, indeed. While its markings match those found on store model examples, a prominent Mickey Mantle autograph and inscription of No. 7 resides just below his facsimile signature, thus trumping any other detail. Appropriately, the dimensions (36oz/36 ) render it a weapon that could be handled only by someone of Mantle s Herculean strength. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA Ted Williams Single-Signed Bat The Splendid Splinter wields the lumber with this Ted Williams (d.2002) single-signed bat. The 33oz./35 blonde Louisville Slugger is lightly penned on the lower barrel in black ink with the endorsement grading a ( 6-7 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Ken Griffey, Jr. UDA Bat Lot of (3) Different This trio of autographed Louisville Slugger C271 signature model bats celebrates the remarkable feats of Ken Griffey, Jr. These (31oz/34 ) UDA models boast a glossy black finish and silver-hued stampings. Between the center brand and barrel stampings on each, Griffey s silver Sharpie signature shows ( 9-10 ) strength. Includes: 400th Home Run limited edition #384/400, UDA cert #BAH 06176; Junior with Griffey silhouette stamping, limited edition #120/240, UDA cert # BAF 38551; and Cincinnati Reds model, UDA cert #BAG (6) Pete Rose Signed Items with (4) Bats Each penned by Pete Rose, the presented lot contains two balls and four baseball bats. The baseballs are Giamatti ONL spheres with ballpoint signatures that rate ( 9-10 ), while the bats include (3) Rawlings Big Sticks (33-1/2, 8-9 ) and a Louisville Slugger Rose model with Hit King (33-1/2, 9 ). Each baseball and Rawlings bat comes with a Steiner COA and sticker. 206 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

28 AUTOGRAPHS Mickey Mantle Single-Signed Bat Presented is a Mickey Mantle single-signed baseball bat. This 32-1/2 replica Louisville Slugger is penned by the Commerce Comet on the lower barrel with the autograph grading a ( 9 ). There exists a 6 spider crack along the back handle along with a portion of dead wood on the upper barrel. Additional abrasions and contusions are found throughout, none of which adversely affect the script. This scarce single-signed lumber comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Multi-Signed No-Hitter Bat with (58) Signatures Through the decades of baseball history a total of 256 no-hitters have been hurled. The offered multi-signed baseball bat exhibits the endorsements of (58) pitchers who have thrown these elusive no-hit games. This 34 Rawlings Big Stick is penned in blue Sharpie, with each signature grading in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include Bunning, Eckersley, Feller, Fingers, Gibson, Hunter, R. Johnson, Marichal, Niekro, Palmer, Reynolds, Ryan, Seaver, Spahn, Vander Meer and Wilhelm. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website (4) Multi- Signed Team Bats with Full JSA Letters Presented are four multi-signed team bats, each of which is accompanied by a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. These display pieces hail from the Cooperstown Bat Company Major League Team series and are penned in blue Sharpie with signature strengths that fare in the ( 9-10 ) range. Better autographs include Big Red Machine Cincinnati Reds: (11 signatures) with Bench, Rose; Boston Red Sox Stars: (53 signatures) with Boggs, Clemens, Fisk, Herman, T. Williams, Yastrzemski; 1969 Chicago Cubs: (18 signatures) with Banks; 1980 Philadelphia Phillies: (19 signatures) with Carlton, Rose and Schmidt. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website Modern Player Signed Bat Lot of (9) - With A- Rod and Ortiz Signed by current superstars and recently retired fan favorites, these nine player model bats showcase signatures that average ( 8-9 ) strength. Includes: E. Davis, Dunn, Edmonds, Jefferies, Mattingly, Ortiz, A. Rodriguez, Sheffield and Sosa. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website Famous Players Series Cooperstown Bat Co. Set of (10) Offered is a complete set of ten baseball bats from the Cooperstown Famous Players Series. These incredible white ash bats feature crisp photographic and informative barrels as well as bold blue sharpie signatures. The scripts, which grade in the ( 9-10 ) range with most at the higher tier, are penned to the left of the respective images. The set includes the original ten with Banks, Bench, Berra, Musial, Reese (d.1999, Blue Ring variation), F. Robinson, Schmidt, Snider, T. Williams (d.2002) and Yastrzemski. Rarely offered as a complete set, this lot is a collection in itself. All of the bats are serially numbered to (/1000). The Reese bat in this lot features the extremely rare blue ring version that was pulled early in the production run because of contractual differences. The lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications New York Yankees Autographed Bat Lot of (8) - With Berra and A-Rod Legends from baseball s all-time winningest franchise are featured in this lot of eight autographed and inscribed bats. The commemorative display models boast blue Sharpie signatures that project ( 9-10 ) strength throughout, with inscriptions detailing impressive feats on some. Includes: Berra, Boyer, Henderson, Kubek, Richardson, Rodriguez, Skowron and Tresh. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed description available on our website (11) Cooperstown Bat Company Event Bats - Signed by Stars Celebrating teams, their venues and notable accomplishments, these (11) Cooperstown Bats display keepsakes are autographed by star members of their respective franchises. The (NM-MT, 34oz/34 ) weapons showcase autographs that average ( 9-10 ) strength and include: 1) Wade Boggs; 2) Roger Clemens; 3) Carlton Fisk; 4) Tony Gwynn; 5) Randy Johnson; 6) Ralph Kiner; 7) Ivan Rodriguez; 8) Duke Snider; 9) Carl Yastrzemski; 10) Randy Johnson/Curt Schilling; and 11) superstars signed bat with (34) signatures that include Barry Bonds, Jim Bunning, Steve Carlton, Tony Gwynn and Ozzie Smith. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications, as well as a full JSA photo LOA for the latter bat (12) Signed Player Model Bats Spared from 95 mph fastballs, pine tar and the rigors of game use, the offered (12) professional model bats are each signed by the player for whom they were turned. The uncracked and unused weapons feature smooth surfaces with autographs that show ( 9-10 ) strength throughout. Included are bats signed by: Jeff Bagwell, Wade Boggs, George Brett, Dennis Eckersley, Juan Gonzalez, Luis Gonzalez, Ralph Kiner, Johnny Mize, Dale Murphy, Ozzie Smith, Robin Ventura and Robin Yount. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of model numbers and bat dimensions, please visit our website. 208 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

29 AUTOGRAPHS (14) Bats - With (2) Signed Mays and a Game-Used Nieves The offered white ash arsenal is comprised of (mostly) autographed commemorative models that showcase Hall of Fame signatures. Highlights include: (2) Willie Mays (signatures 9-10 ); Stan Musial ( 10 ); Nolan Ryan ( 9-10 ) and Mike Schmidt ( 9 ). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing, please visit our website (17) Cooperstown Bat Company Team Bats - Signed by Stars Issued by the Cooperstown Bat plant, the Major League Team series keepsakes are decorated with colorful logos and text legends. Offered are (17) of those collectibles, with each signed by a prominent fixture in the team s annals. The (NM-MT, 34oz/34 ) weapons boast of a smooth, furniturelike finish with autographs that project ( 9-10 ) strength. Includes: Baltimore Orioles Brady Anderson; Chicago Cubs Ryne Sandberg; Cleveland Indians Bob Feller; Detroit Tigers Cecil Fielder; Florida Marlins Gary Sheffield; Milwaukee Brewers Robin Yount; New York Mets Tom Seaver; Oakland A s Jose Canseco; Pittsburgh Pirates Ralph Kiner; San Diego Padres Tony Gwynn; Seattle Mariners Edgar Martinez; St. Louis Cardinals Stan Musial; Texas Rangers Nolan Ryan; and Toronto Blue Jays Paul Molitor. Additional signed bats include a World Champs series Atlanta Braves bat signed by Greg Maddux, a special edition Los Angeles Dodgers bat signed by Steve Garvey, and a Louisville Slugger Chicago White Sox bat signed by Carlton Fisk. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Napoleon Lajoie Signed Government Postcard- BVG/JSA 7 Napoleon Larry Lajoie (d.1959) is the focus of this signed government postcard. Graded Authentic by BVG/JSA and assigned a numerical grade of ( 7 ) by the grading service, the signature from the Hall of Famer includes the date as an inscription. Although Lajoie used his nickname in penning this postcard (as he commonly did), this world-class dead ball icon will add depth to any discerning autograph collection Ed Walsh Signed Index Card BVG/JSA 5 Spitball sensation Ed Walsh (d.1959) is the endorser of this signed index card. Judged Authentic by BVG/JSA and given a numerical grade of ( 5 ), the Black Sox hurler added White Sox, Chicago as an inscription. The flowing black script appears much better than the technical grade would suggest and is an ideal candidate for re-submission Ty Cobb Signed Index Card- BVG/JSA 7 Fans of the Georgia Peach will appreciate this Ty Cobb (d.1961) signed index card. Graded Authentic by BVG/JSA and assigned a numerical grade of ( 7 ), this sharp endorsement is placed directly on the center of the card. The dated 1947 envelope in which this relic was mailed is also included Jim Bottomley Signed Index Card BVG/JSA 8 The affable Sunny Jim Bottomley (d.1959) is all smiles on this signed index card. Judged Authentic by BVG/JSA and given a numerical grade of ( 8 ), the flowing blue script appears as nice or better that the technical grade would indicate Joe DiMaggio 1940 Signed Postcard - BVG 8 Joe DiMaggio signed the offered postcard in 1940 with this keepsake encapsulated with the autograph assessed at ( 8 ) by BVG. The flowing signature includes DiMaggio s inscription of Best Wishes Jackie Robinson Cut Signature - BVG Authentic Encapsulated and assessed Authentic by BVG, this Jackie Robinson blue ballpoint scripting projects ( 9 ) strength and clarity on the blank side of a 4-1/2 x 3 sheet. Undaunted and forthright in his every endeavor, the history-making Hall of Famer inscribed Best Wishes Babe Ruth Cut Signature PSA/DNA 8 Through the decades, George Herman Babe Ruth signed thousands of autographs on a variety of mediums. Although endorsements of The Bambino can hardly be considered rare, there exists an enduring demand for signed Ruth material that time cannot diminish. Presented is a Babe Ruth (d.1948) cut signature that is postmarked to The 5-1/4 x 3-1/4 ephemera is affixed to an index card. The flowing blue ink autograph has been judged an ( 8 ) by industry leader PSA/DNA. The salutation Sincerely is placed over the postmark. Full photo LOA from PSA/DNA. $ Honus Wagner Signed Note Presented is a Honus Wagner (d.1955) 3-1/2 x 4-1/2 signed note. The vintage Thank You card is penned in period black fountain pen, entirely in Wagner s hand. The note reads Dear Al, I regret I cannot be with you. Sincerely, Honus Wagner Merry X Mas. The inscription grades in the ( 8-9 ) range with foldings and other discoloration on the tan paper. The crease traces through the NU in Wagner s first name. This ready-to-grade exemplar comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Roberto Clemente Signed Index Card - BVG 9 As splendid and unique as his unparalleled abilities, the offered Roberto Clemente autograph is encapsulated and graded ( 9 ) by BVG/JSA. In black ink, the two-tiered autograph (as was Clemente s custom) is introduced with his inscription of Best Wishes. The 3x5 index card has the signature of Dave Cash (a Clemente teammate from 1969 through 1972) on the reverse Paul Waner & Fred Clarke Signed GPC/Index Cards-Both BVG/JSA A pair of Pittsburgh Pirates are the focus of these single-signed Paul Waner and Fred Clarke GPC or index cards. Each judged as Authentic by BVG/JSA and assigned a numerical autograph grade, included are Clarke (d.1960, 8, GPC) and P. Waner (d.1965, 9 ). 211

30 AUTOGRAPHS Rogers Hornsby Signed Black & White Hall of Fame Postcard Presented is a Rogers Hornsby signed blackand-white Hall of Fame Postcard. This circa Albertype is penned by Hornsby (d.1963) in blue ink on the bottom portion, with the autograph grading a ( 7 ). The reverse is clean, and this correspondence item otherwise grades (VG-EX) with light creasing. An ideal item for the Rajah enthusiast. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Roger Maris Signed Wrestling Event Card Two weeks after the 25 year-old Roger Maris was traded from the Kansas City Athletics to the New York Yankees, the young slugger found himself back in his hometown of Fargo, North Dakota. Dated December 23, 1959 the offered All-Star Wrestling card was endorsed by Maris (d.1985) as he witnessed the event at the Fargo Auditorium. The obverse of the approximately 4-1/2 x 7 flier details the matches, complete with pencil notations. The early Maris endorsement is placed on the bottom reverse in vintage pencil, with the autograph grading ( 7 ). Although there exists multiple surface folds and reverse discoloration, this interesting relic still exhibits impressive eye appeal. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (4) Philadelphia Athletic Hall of Famer Signed Index Cards-All BVG/JSA Each judged as Authentic by BVG/JSA, with most being assigned a numerical signature grade, the offered quartet of Philadelphia Athletics Hall of Famer signed index cards features Baker (d.1963, 7, 3rd Base, Yankees-Philadelphia, ), Bender (d.1954, 9, nickname variant), E. Collins (d.1951, 8 ) and Simmons (d.1956, with salutation, Cleveland Indians 1950, pencil). The Simmons was not given a signature grade but presents ( 8 ) (11) Cut Signatures - With Clemente, Crawford and Ott Some of baseball s most sought-after signatures are featured in this assortment of eleven. These cut scriptings (six with accompanying salutations) have been executed on index cards, blank sheets and the like and project ( 9 ) strength on average. Includes: Bancroft (d.1972), Clemente (d.1972), Crawford (d.1968), Flick (d.1971), Frisch (d.1973), Goslin (d.1971), Hubbard (d.1977), Ott (d.1958), Traynor (d.1972), Veeck (d.1986) and Walsh (d.1959). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Baltimore Orioles Signed Index Cards - Entire Roster (42) Freshly migrated from a woeful scene in St. Louis, the Orioles were hatched in Baltimore in The offered index cards are signed by each and every one of those (42) baby Birds. Comprised mostly of 5x3 index cards, the collection also includes a few post marked cards with signatures averaging ( 8 ) strength and is highlighted by Dykes, Fox, Larsen, Turley and Wertz. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Jimmie Foxx Signed Cut PSA/DNA Judged as Authentic and encapsulated by PSA/DNA. The sweet signature of James Emory Jimmie Foxx is on display with the offered cut signature. The lengthy 3-1/2 script is penned on the front of a pared GPC. The endorsement for Foxx (d.1967) presents in the ( 7-8 ) range. A salutation precedes the Hall of Fame slugger s autograph Mickey Mantle Vintage Cut Framed Display Yankee Stadium and World Series fixture Mickey Mantle is the subject of the offered display. A 16-3/8 x 25-5/8 frame with blue matting is home to a black-and-white portrait of Mantle in his Bronx pinstripes. Accenting the piece are both a 1951 Bowman replica card and a cut signature, which is matted to the shape of a baseball bat. Accompanied by his inscription of Best Wishes, the Mantle penning appears to be an early version and projects ( 8-9 ) strength. The black lacquer frame shows minimal wear. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications with cert. #B Signed Flats Lot (124) - With Grove, Mays and Snider Spanning seven decades of Major League greats, the offered assortment of one hundred and twenty-four photos, postcards and index cards showcases the highly sought autographs (average (8-9 strength) of Hall of Fame and superstar icons. Highlights include: Signed 8x10 Photos (16) with Appling, Durocher, Kell, Mays, Mize, Musial, Snider, Spahn and Terry; Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards (22) with Chandler, Gomez, Greenberg, Hubbell, and Mathews; Signed Postcards (17) with Roberts, Seaver and a Cooperstown postcard signed by Gehringer, Herman, Hubbell, Musial and Spahn; and Signed Index Cards (69) with Bell, Doby, Ferrell, Grove, Hunter, Koufax, Reese, Rizzuto, Snider, Stargell and Walters. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 212 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

31 AUTOGRAPHS Perez- Steele Postcard Complete Set with (91) Signed For more than three decades the Perez- Steele Galleries produced series of postcards devoted to the most recent inductees of the National Hall of Fame. This medium is also a favorite amongst Hall of Fame autograph enthusiasts. Presented is a Perez- Steele complete set of (253) postcards, (91) of which have been signed by living and deceased Cooperstown inductees. The mostly (NM) postcards are each serially numbered #03304/10,000, and of those autographed, each is penned in blue or black ink with signature strengths in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Spotlighted are 1980 Perez-Steele: Second Series: #53 Hubbell; Third Series: #75 DiMaggio; Fourth Series: #104 T. Williams; 1981 Perez-Steele: Fifth Series: #131 Mantle; Sixth Series: #168 Mays; 1983 Seventh Series: #177 Aaron; 1985 Eighth Series: #186 Drysdale; 1989 Perez-Steele Tenth Series: #204 Yastrzemski; 1999 Fourteenth Series: #241 Ryan and 2001 Fifteenth Series: #251 Puckett. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatories and applicable death dates, please visit our website. $ Perez-Steele Celebration Set - With (39) Signed Commemorating its tenth anniversary, the Perez-Steele Gallery issued the 44-card Celebration set in The offered set is complete in terms of cards, and nearly complete (39 of 44) in terms of autographs! The collectibles boast of colorful likenesses and show (NM-MT) quality. Averaging ( 9 ) strength the signatures include Aaron, Bell, Berra, Chandler, Mantle, Mathews, Musial, Reese, Snider, Spahn, Stargell, T. Williams and Yastrzemski. The original container and sturdy cardboard sleeve remain (EX-MT). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website Roger Maris Signed 1964 Auravision Record The offered display features a 1964 Roger Maris Auravision phonograph record signed by its fenceclearing subject. One of 16 different player records made available in a 1962 and 1964 promotion by the Yoo Hoo beverage company, this colorful example is signed in the center by Maris, the blue ballpoint scripting showing ( 8 ) strength. Unlike the majority of examples that surface today, this item was never used, as the center hole remains unpunched. Housed under an 18 x 14 black cardboard matte, the display also features a color likeness of Maris. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ (7) DiMaggio, Mantle and Williams Signed Cards-All Full JSA The toast of New York and Beantown, offered is a selection of seven signed trading and postcards that contain blue Sharpie signatures of DiMaggio, Mantle and Williams. Included is a single DiMaggio (1982 TCMA), (3) Mantle (1953 Archives, two restaurant postcards) and (3) Williams [(2) 1983 Donruss Hall of Fame Heroes, 1989 Swell Hall of Fame]. All endorsements grade either a ( 9 ) or ( 10 ) and each card comes with an individual full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications Perez-Steele Great Moments with (67) Autographed The Perez-Steele Galleries combined ingenious design with awe-inspiring artwork to create Great Moments, issued in nine series periodically between 1984 and Limited to only 5,000 numbered sets, this complete set of 108 beauties contain (67) autographed relics. This near set contains most of the available signatories including 1984 Series 1: #9 Aaron; 1987 Series 2: #13 T. Williams, #14 Spahn, #16 Koufax, #19 Mantle; 1988 Series 4: #35 Hubbell, #44 Gomez; 1990 Series 6: #65 Mays, #72 Yastrzemski; 1993 Series 8: #86 Barlick (d.1995 with Mays), #87 Mantle/Mays/Snider, #91 Reese & Robinson; 1997 Series 9: #104 R. Jackson and #106 Rizzuto. Each signature has been scripted in blue Sharpie and solidly grades ( 9 ) or ( 10 ) in both strength and clarity. The set is complete with all the original boxes with each box and card displaying the same serial number (#3304). Only #7 Campanella, #51 Bell, #68 Sewell and #98 Ashburn are missing from what is considered a complete series. Full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing of all the signed cards in the set and applicable death dates, please visit our website. $ (61) Signed Perez-Steele Postcards - With DiMaggio, Mantle and Williams Issued in Perez-Steele sets from 1980 through 1991 (second through eleventh series), these 3-1/2 x 5-1/2 postcards are signed by their Hall of Fame subjects. The (61) NM-MT collectibles feature colorful likenesses and blue Sharpie autographs that project ( 9-10 ) strength (unless noted otherwise). Highlights include: Aaron, Bell ( 7 ), Chandler, Conlan, DiMaggio, Drysdale, Gomez, Hubbell, T. Jackson, Koufax, Mantle, Mathews, Mays, Reese, Roush, Snider, Stargell, T. Williams and Yastrzemski Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website. 214 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Topps Legends of the Fifties/ Sixties Bronze Cards with (19) Signed An impressive cast of (24) superstars are found with these Topps Legends of the Fifties/Sixties bronze cards, nineteen of which have been autographed. The unsigned cards were originally available by mail order through the company, with each set housed in a handsome custom wood box. Unless noted, each of these metallic cards is penned in blue or black ink, with the autographs grading in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include 1996 Topps Legends of the Fifties: (9 signatures) with Banks (1954, silver), Berra (1952), Ford (1953), Mathews (1952), Mays (1953), Musial (1959, 6, light smearing), Snider (1955), Spahn (1952), T. Williams (1954, 7 due to being signed on uneven surface); 1995 Topps Legends of the Sixties: (10 signatures) with Aaron (1965), Gibson (1964), Killebrew (1968), Marichal (1966), Mays (1964), McCovey (1961), B. Robinson (1969), F. Robinson (1962), B. Williams (1967) and Yastrzemski (1966). All possible signatories from this series are present. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of applicable death dates, please visit our website (89) Signed Cards with (2) Mantle Assembled is an interesting collection of (89) signed baseball cards. This selection is loaded with Hall of Fame talent, boasting blue or black ink autographs that grade in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include Signed Complete Sets: (3 sets) with 1.) 1982 Topps Cracker Jack: (16 cards on two sheets) with #6 Mantle, #9 Aaron, #13 Mays; 2.) 1986 Fleer Future Hall of Famer: (6 cards) with #1 Rose, #5 Ryan; Signed Theme Displays: (62 cards, all commemorative, unless noted) with 1.) 1957 Milwaukee Braves: (9 cards) with Aaron; 2.) The 50 Home Run Club: (8 cards, display has full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications) with Greenberg (d.1986), Mantle, Mays and 3.) Hall of Fame Pitchers: (9 cards) with Ryan (1990 Score). Aside from the noted exception, the remaining cards come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, inscriptions and applicable death dates, please visit our website. 215

32 AUTOGRAPHS (258) Signed Commemorative & Archive Cards with (124) Hall of Famers The baseball collector with Cooperstown-like ambition will want to secure these (258) signed commemorative and archive cards. This selection is bolstered by the inclusion of (124) Hall of Fame cards. The majority of the autographs grade in the ( 8-9 ) range or better, and moderate duplication is found throughout. Highlights include Commemorative Cards: 1982 Immortals: #90 Roush, #112 Covaleski, #131 Koufax, #147 Averill, #180 T. Jackson, #187 Drysdale; 1988 Pacific Legends: (55 cards) with #6 Musial, (2) #16 Hunter; 1990 Pacific Legends: #61 Yastrzemski, 1991 Topps Archives 1953: (70 cards) with #37 Mathews, #104 Berra, #114 Rizzuto, (2) #147 Spahn, #207 Ford, #244 Mays; 1992 Front Row #2 Aaron and 1993 Yoo-Hoo Rizzuto. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please visit our website (1400+) 1950s-1990s Signed Cards with (63) Hall of Famers For the avid autograph hound is this impressive assembly of (1400+) 1950s-1990s signed baseball cards from each of the major manufacturers. This assortment is highlighted by (63) Hall of Famers, several stars and a sprinkling of deceased big leaguers. The majority of cards come from the 1980s- 1990s with moderate player duplication found throughout. Penned primarily in blue or black ink, the autographs average in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Additionally, the majority of cards average (NM) with pre examples faring lesser. Highlights include Hall of Famers: (63 cards) with Banks, (5) Boggs, (8) Carew, Fisk, Hunter (1971 Topps), Marichal (1964 Topps), (2) Mathews (1958 Topps AS, 1962 Topps), Mays, Puckett, Ripken Jr., Sandberg; Stars: (65 cards) with Clemens, (2) Griffey Jr., Jeter, (11) Maddux, (3) Mattingly, (5) McGwire, (2) M. Rivera, A. Rodriguez, Rose and F. Thomas. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (10) Aaron/DiMaggio/Williams Signed & Framed 16x20 Photographs The autograph dealer will find tremendous break value with the offered ten Hank Aaron, Joe DiMaggio (d.1999) and Ted Williams (d.2002) signed and framed 16x20 photographs. Unless noted, each display piece comes with a hologram and matching cert card from Steiner Sports Collectibles. Additionally, each endorsement grades in the ( 9-10 ) range. Included are (3) Aaron 715 Home Run (26x23, blue ink), (2) DiMaggio batting (26 x 21-1/2, blue ink), (4) T. Williams batting (22x26, silver ink) and (1) T. Williams Final Home Run (26-1/2 x 22-1/2, blue ink, Green Diamond cert). All exterior framing is unblemished by any contusions or markings (12) Jeter and Ripken Signed Steiner Lot with Dual Signed Presented is a grouping of a dozen pieces signed by the Ironman and D.J. The signatures average ( 9 ) and are penned in blue Sharpie (photographs) and blue ballpoint (baseball). This lot contains: 1.) Ripken 16x20 framed to 21x25; 2.) Jeter ( 8 ) side-panel signed 2004 All-Star OML; 3.-4.) (2) Jeter/Ripken dual-signed 16x20 photographs; and 5-12.) (8) Jeter 16x20 photographs. Each item comes with a COA and hologram from Steiner Mel Ott Signed Magazine Photograph The offered Mel Ott (d.1958) signed photograph originates from a vintage copy of Magazine. Measuring approximately 8x10, this black-and-white picture displays Ott wielding his weapon of choice. The Hall of Famer penned his right shoulder in blue ink with the classic script grading an impressive ( 9 ). The bottom portion details Ott s World Series glory. The reverse exhibits the publication cover with Harridge. This display piece comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ Joe Gordon Signed Photo from Roy Cullenbine Estate Presented is a lovely black and white glossy 8x10 photograph featuring a crisp image of 1942 MVP Joe Gordon (d.1978). The image has been framed to 12x15 and is signed by Gordon in black fountain rating a ( 7 ). Hailing from the Roy Cullenbine estate, the signature features a corresponding To Roy with Best wishes for your success, Sincerely inscription rating a ( 6 ). This superb photo comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (13) Single- Signed 8x10 Photographs with Mantle and Koufax A dizzying array of Hall of Fame talent is found on these thirteen singlesigned 8x10 photographs. Each picture is penned in blue or black Sharpie. The autographs grade in the ( 8-9 ) range or better while the majority of photographs are lightly detracted by corner and edge chipping. Included are Aaron, Bench, Brett, Clemens, R. Jackson, Koufax, Mantle, Mays, Rose, Ryan, Seaver, T. Williams and Yastrzemski. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Boston Red Sox Signed Flats Collection - With Boggs, Rice and Yaz Their fan base growing in droves (and coinciding with postseason appearances), the Boston Red Sox have added a new twist to a history of winning everything but the big game, jumping that hurdle in recent seasons to increase a fervent following. This sizable collection includes display items autographed by BoSox of both worlds: the near-miss versions and the recent can t-miss rosters. Highlights include: Signed Framed Photos (19) with Boudreau, Conigliaro, (2) Piersall, Rice, D. Williams and Yastrzemski; Signed Photos/Flats (11) with Lonborg, Pesky, Petrocelli and Wakefield; Miscellaneous a Boggs signed limited edition ( 18 of 50 ) commemorative bat (29oz/34 ) and a Boggs signed professional model Red Sox batting helmet. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 216 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

33 AUTOGRAPHS (132) Single-Signed HOF 8x10 Photographs - All Different Offered is a collection of autographed 8x10 photographs featuring baseball Hall of Famers. The excellent assortment includes (132) different photographs, although some players are repeated the images are different. Highlights include (3) Appling, (2) Bench, Brett, Chandler, (3) Day, Dickey, Durocher, (2) Fisk, Gehringer, Gomez, (4) Hubbell, Hunter, R. Jackson, J. Johnson, (2) Musial, Reese, (4) Rizzuto, Ryan, (2) Sewell, (3) Spahn, (2) Stargell and Wynn. The lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a listing of the remaining signed photos in this lot, please visit our website Yankees /Dodgers Signed Display - With Reese and Rizzuto Having gone head-to-head for five October showdowns in thirteen seasons ( ), the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers did Fall Classic battle again in 1955, with the Flatbush representative finally prevailing. The offered display celebrates that famed World Series installment. Affixed to a oneinch thick wooden slab measuring 41-1/2 x 18-1/2, two halves of a baseball bat are signed by (26) participants from both teams. The black or blue marker autographs average ( 8 ) strength with highlights including Berra, Ford, Podres, Reese, Rizzuto, Slaughter and Snider. The bat halves flank a 1991 Ebbets Field color lithograph print and the piece is further accented by 1953 Topps Archive cards of combatants from both teams. Accompanying is a full photo LOA (cert #B48302) from James Spence Authentications. Complete list of signatures available on our website Negro League Signed Postcard Display - With (34) Signatures The offered display features thirty-two postcards signed by their Negro League subjects. Symmetrically arranged in a 33-1/2 x 40-1/2 frame with red matting, these Ron Lewis early-1990s collectibles are decorated with autographs that average ( 8-9 ) strength. Highlights include: Bostock, Cash, Day, Glenn, Grolleym, Irvin, O Neil, Pope, Puckett and Radcliffe (signed Double Duty ). The frame s edges are minimally affected by intermittent scratches. Accompanying is a full photo LOA (cert #B48295) from James Spence Authentications. Complete autograph listing available on our website Mickey Mantle Signed and Framed Time Magazine Display The heir to Joe DiMaggio s spot in center field, Mickey Mantle warranted national media attention beyond the sports report. This autographed framed display recounts the craze over the handsome and youthful switch-hitter. Housed in a 25-1/8 x 32-1/2 frame with white-on-black matting, a likeness of the June 15, 1953 cover of TIME Magazine depicts the smiling superstar with a printed legend that reads: Mickey Mantle: Born for the Majors. Artist Boris Chaliapin s rendition is complete with images of a right- and left-handed Mantle that flank the central portrait. Accenting the piece, Mantle s black marker signature projects ( 9 ) strength and clarity. The frame has minimal wear along its outer edges and the Mantle display (which is not protected by glass) has a few surface abrasions (none of which affect the autograph). Accompanying is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (with Cert. # H58496). $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (2) Ted Williams Signed Wire Photos Offered is a pair of Ted Williams (d.2002) signed wire photographs. Each picture exhibits moderate creasing and wear, one of which also has typical stamped press citations on the reverse. The dated 1957 photograph is penned in blue sharpie ( 10 ) while the circa-1961 relic is personalized with a salutation in black sharpie ( 8 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Autographed Card Lot of (210) Offered is a grouping of autographed baseball cards loaded with all-stars and fan favorites along with a few Hall of Famers thrown in the mix. Included are HOFers/All-Stars: Adcock, Berkman, Berra, Carlton, Colavito, Gwynn, Haddix, Hunter, Mattingly, (2) Molitor, Newhouser, Sandberg, Spahn and Yount. The remaining cards include (8) HOFers, (12) deceased players and (40+) All-Stars. For a complete list, please visit our website. The lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Hit Club Signed Ron Lewis Poster with (12) Autographs Featured is a 3000 Hit Club signed Ron Lewis poster with twelve autographs. Each of the blue Sharpie signatures grade in the ( 9-10 ) range and includes Aaron, Rose, Musial, Brock, Yount, Mays, Brett, Winfield, Kaline, Carew, Yastrzemski, Murray and artist Ron Lewis. Each legend inked their career hit totals as an inscription. The poster measures 36x19 and is in (EX-MT) condition with a few light stress marks. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Mantle & Jackson Signed Bugs Bunny LE Sericel Boldly depicting the Wascally Wabbit, presented is a limited edition (#80/150) Warner Brothers sericel that has been signed by Yankees legends Reggie Jackson and Mickey Mantle. Penned in blue Sharpie, the signatures have been relegated to the ( 6 ) range due to slight fading, though both remain clearly legible. Framed to 17x20. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Home Run Lithograph Signed by (13) - With Williams and Mantle An interesting collection of signatures reside on this 1988 Ron Lewis 500 Home Run Hitters lithograph print. In all, 10 of the 11 subjects (all except Jackson) have signed (average 8-9 strength). These include: T. Williams (d.2002), Robinson, Killebrew, Mantle (d.1995), Mays, Aaron, Schmidt, Banks, Mathews (d.2001) and McCovey. Additionally (and straying slightly from the theme), Duke Snider and Pete Rose have signed (as has artist Lewis). Mounted to a thick backing, the specially signed piece comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications (7) Framed Signed Boston Red Sox Lithographs - With Williams and Yaz From the lengthy span defined by repeated near-misses and bridesmaid finishes, this collection of seven framed items features the signatures of Fenway s most beloved heroes. These colorful artists renderings are signed in pencil by their famous subjects average ( 8-9 ) strength and include: Boggs, Clemens, Evans, Plantier, T. Williams and (2) Yastrzemski. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website (34) Single-Signed Rickey Henderson 8x10 Photographs Newly elected Hall of Famer Rickey Henderson has penned each of the offered thirty-four color 8x10 images in blue Sharpie. All signatures grade ( 9-10 ) with most presenting without flaws. There are two different poses with (19) signed copies of Rickey in his stance and (15) signed images of Rickey s follow through. Everyone knows, Rickey likes Rickey. The lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Signed 3000-Hit Club Looney Tunes Lithograph - With Aaron and Mays Hard to recognize in the guise of Looney Tunes icons, the Hit Club members are easily spotted thanks to their bold blue Sharpie signatures. Housed in a 26 x 40-1/2 frame with white matting, this 32-3/4 x 17-3/4 visible image area depicts 12 of Warner Bros. most famous characters, each clad in the apparel of the player it represents. Below the appropriate image, each fraternity member has signed to show ( 9 ) strength. Includes: Brett, Brock ( 7 ), Yount, Musial, Aaron, Mays, Rose, Murray, Winfield, Kaline, Yastrzemski and Carew. Limited edition #216/300. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 219

34 AUTOGRAPHS Chinese $10 Bill Signed by Ott, Waner and (16) others The current influx of players from the Far East comes as welcome expansion to America s National Pastime. With strict unwritten boundaries at one time, the U.S. And the Orient matched baseball strategies and exploits only on sporadic U.S. Tours to Japan and neighboring nations. The offered item holds true as arguably the most unique collectible you ll ever behold: a combination of Major League, Far East customs and global currency. This Chinese $10 bill is autographed by (18) prominent American baseball icons of the 1930s-1940s. Decorated with black ink pennings that average ( 7-8 ) strength with the slightest hint of ink migration (inherent to signatures on currency), this bill and its signings hail from sometime between U.S. Tours of Japan in 1934 and 1949 (most likely, during the early 1940s). Signatures include: Durocher, Etten, Fitzsimmons, Frisch, Hubbell, Leonard, Medwick, Ott, L. Sewell, J. Roy Stockton, Summers (American League umpire), Walters, P. Waner and (5) unidentified signatures. The bill remains relatively crisp and has compacting folds but no tears. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications s- 1930s Signed Page of (8) Signatures With Grove and Pennock - From Grove s Daughter A page from a young girl s autograph book and consequently, a page out of Major League history, this single 4-5/8 x 5-7/8 single sheet showcases (8) bold signatures of 1920s and 1930s American League Hall of Famers and stars. Originally obtained by Lefty Grove s daughter, Doris Grove, these black ink fountain pen scriptings project ( 9 ) strength throughout and include (from top to bottom): Red Kellett, Dick Porter, Bill Cissell, Rube Walberg, Lefty Grove, Henry Johnson, Herb Pennock and Max Bishop. Accompanying is an LOA from (2) of Grove s grandchildren, as well as an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications New York Yankees Sheet With (10) Signatures - Including Gehrig Having parted ways with fence-clearing legend Babe Ruth, the 1935 New York Yankees remained contenders, stalking the frontrunning Detroit Tigers before ultimately settling for bridesmaid status. The offered 4-3/8 x 6 sheet is signed by (10) members of that star-laden roster, including (4) Hall of Famers. Executed in black steel-tip fountain pen, the scriptings are decidedly strong, averaging ( 9 ) quality. Includes (from top to bottom): Ruffing, Allen ( 7, with ink migration), Crosetti, Malone, Gehrig, Tamulis, Hill ( 7, with minimal smearing), Gomez, Lazzeri and Broaca. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Jimmie Foxx Signed 1933 Who s Who in Page A captivating image of James Emory Jimmie Foxx is found on this signed 1933 Who s Who in page. The Mackian strong boy penned the bottom portion of this dapper portrait in blue ink, with the well-defined script grading an ( 8-9 ). An informative Foxx (d.1967) biography along with detailed career statistics are also found on the approximately 8x11 sheet. The reverse of this clean ephemeron displays Boston hurler Fred Frankouse. Often overshadowed by his New York contemporaries, Foxx definitely wins the day with this appealing display piece. An investment-grade autograph accompanied by an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ (111) Mickey Mantle Ephemera Collection with (2) Signed Cachets Celebrate your love for The Mick with this (111) piece Mantle ephemera collection. Leading the way are two signed Mantle cachets from Gateway and Renata Galasso, both grading ( 9-10 ). Highlights include Topps: (3 items) with 1964 Giants #25 (NM), 1966 sales sheet 8x10 (EX), 1967 Pin-Ups #6 (EX- MT); Dexter Press/Postcards: (10 items) with Dormand Postcards: Bat on Shoulder (EX), Batting Stance (EX- MT); 1966 Dexter Press Wax Museum (GD, postmarked), 1967 Dexter Press Yankees (EX-MT), 1971 Dexter Press Clinic (NM) and (3) assorted Mantle Holiday Inn (median EX-MT). Also found within are (55) assorted Kimac postcards (various sizes), (29) assorted original postcards (most with written notations on reverse) and (14) unsigned Z-silk cachets. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 220 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Ty Cobb Signed Four-Page Letter on his Personal Stationery With his unsavory demeanor and traits known to the world, the public never really bothered to learn of Ty Cobb s mellow side, which was prevalent in his later years, well after the conclusion of his career. The offered four-page correspondence is signed by Cobb and reveals a gentle and humane persona far removed from the one that aimed sharpened spikes at infielders body parts for so many grueling summers. Handwritten on Cobb s personal stationery, the letter (dated Aug. 10, 1948 ) has absolutely zero baseball content, but conveys Cobb s tastes regarding literature and photography. The pages were penned by Cobb s personal secretary but at the conclusion are signed by Cobb himself, his black ink scripting projecting ( 9-10 ) strength and accented with his trademark paraph. The pages maintain incredibly crisp and fresh quality with normal compacting folds. Accompanying is a mailing envelope from Cobb s correspondence with the recipient (Helene Champlain) of the above-described letter. Though this one is postmarked (from Cobb s Nevada place of residence) June 19, Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Miller Huggins Signed Stock Certificate Receipt Small in stature, Murderers Row pilot Miller Huggins commanded the boundless respect of all he mentored. At the helm for the winningest franchise s first six pennants and first three World Series titles, Huggins was tragically felled by an acute skin and blood infection in 1929, making his autograph among the toughest and most desirable of the 1920s Bronx Bombers. The offered receipt was signed by Huggins to complete his 1925 purchase of stock in an American Association baseball club. Measuring 3-1/2 x 8-1/4, this CERTIFICATE No. 41 denotes that 50 shares were issued to Huggins in February, On the appropriate line, Huggins endorsed the transaction with a black ink fountain pen signature that projects ( 9 ) quality. This investment, incidentally, was for shares of the St. Paul Saints Base Ball Club, for which Huggins had played second base in the early 1900s. Additionally, Saints President Robert Connery had served as a Yankee scout from 1918 through 1924 and subsequently helped the Yanks sign Combs, Gomez and Lazzeri. The item is clean and virtually crease free, with remnants of a strip of two-sided tape on the reverse. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ Ty Cobb 1930 Signed Check - With Stub The subject of superlativeladen descriptions for both his uncanny hitting prowess and hostile temperament, Ty Cobb drew similar (but less publicized) descriptions regarding his financial habits. Frugal by nature, Cobb was the first in his field to realize millionaire status, but only then because of shrewd investments in Coca-Cola and General Motors. The offered signed piece hails from Cobb s meticulously managed financial account. Dated April 26, 1930, this green-hued check is drawn from Cobb s personal account at the Georgia Railroad Bank and shows an image of the financial edifice. The check is made out (entirely in Cobb s hand) to one Jane Searles in the amount of $8.00. On the appropriate line, Cobb s black ink, steel-tip fountain pen scripting (Signed Tyrus R. Cobb ) is accented by his trademark paraph and projects every bit of ( 9 ) strength and clarity. It is also endorsed by the recipient on the reverse. The original stub (with matching number 358 ) is adhered to the check at the far left. The check has (3) vertical compacting folds, as well as normal cancellation stampings and hole punchings, none of which affect Cobb s brilliant signature. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Art Fletcher 1945 New York Yankees Signed Contract - With MacPhail and Harridge A member of four New York Giants pennant winners as a player, Art Fletcher took part in ten more Fall Classics as a New York Yankees coach. The offered coach s contract was signed by Fletcher, Yankee President Larry MacPhail and American League czar William Harridge. Drawn up before the 1945 season (Fletcher s last), this two-page document lists fine-print details under such headings as Parties, Salary and Loyalty with typewritten entries for specifics such as employee name, date and annual stipend ($7, in this case).the pennings of MacPhail (black ink) and Fletcher (blue) both project ( 9 ) strength. On the back, the signature of Harridge ( 9 ) appears on the line marked Approved with a stamped date of MAY 1, Fletcher passed away in 1950 and is a rare autograph on any medium, let alone an actual Yankee contract. There are normal compacting folds and minor surface loss on the back page (far from Harridge s signature). Accompanying is an LOA from James Spence Authentications. 221

35 AUTOGRAPHS NY Yankees Framed Piece with (24) Signatures At the end of yet another glorious run of five straight World Series Championships, the 1953 New York Yankees profited from the timely play of veterans and the immense talent of their young stars. Offered is a grand display piece featuring (24) signatures of the 1953 Yankees alongside their respective 1953 Topps Archives cards. The canvases for bold signatures average ( 9-10 strength and clarity throughout), with most scripts appearing on an index card or cut, unless otherwise noted. Measuring 35-1/2 x 43-1/2, the showroom-quality frame is home to symmetrically arranged pieces with a pinstripe theme. Highlights include: Berra ( 10 ), Collins ( 10 ), Ford (1992 Front Row card, 7 ), Lopat ( 10 ), Mantle (8x Hall of Fame induction card, 9 ), Martin (PSA Authentic ), Mize ( 8 ), Reynolds ( 8 ), Rizzuto (PSA Authentic ), Scarborough (signed 1953 Topps, 7 ) and Stengel (PSA Authentic ). The die-cut matting and exquisite presentation makes this incredible piece an aesthetically pleasing display. For a complete listing of all the signatories, please visit our website. The item comes with a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA for the entire piece. Due to the size of this framed item, shipping surcharges apply. $ Balance of Collection - With Jackie Robinson Cut The mediums in this assortment vary from baseballs to photographs to a white ash bat, but one common element is bold autographs that average ( 9 ) strength and clarity throughout. Highlights include: (7) Signed Framed Pieces with Grove (cut signature), Hunter, Mathews, J. Robinson (cut signature) and Ryan; (8) Signed s with Carlton, Spahn and Wynn; a Joe DiMaggio signed card (1 of 1,800 in a NM-MT 1993 Pinnacle 30-card set); and a Nolan Ryan 7th Career No-Hitter autographed commemorative bat (limited edition #324/700 - coincidentally, Ryan s number of career triumphs!). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Senators Memorabilia Lot - With Williams Signed Lineup Card The second installment of the Washington Senators is represented in this lot of (3) vintage items, and beckons bidders to conjure memories of summer afternoons at RFK Stadium. Includes: 1969 Lineup Card Signed by Williams a lineup card listing the likes of Howard and Unser (completely in skipper Williams hand) signed ( Williams only) on the appropriate line ( 9 strength); 1969 All-Star Game Pennant a well-preserved red felt gonfalon proclaiming RFK s 1969 hosting of the Mid-Summer Classic with a Capital silhouette in white applique (NM), with tassels intact; Porcelain Box a 5-1/2 x 4 box with Senators team logo on lid (small corner chip has been glued into place). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Home Run Club Signed Bat and Ball Lot Accumulated on a not-so-long-ago day when the 500 Home Run Club was the game s most esteemed fraternity, these longball signatures preceded smaller stadiums, lesser pitching and performance-enhancing substances. Signed Ball: a clean white OAL Brown sphere (grade 7-8 with faint toning) with (11) blue ballpoint signatures ( 9-10 ) including: Sweet Spot Mantle and Mays; North Panel Jackson, Aaron and Schmidt; South Panel McCovey, Robinson and Williams; West Panel Banks and Mathews; East Panel Killebrew; Signed Bat: (28oz/34-1/2 ) Rawlings-Adirondack display model with (9) blue Sharpie signatures (average 7 ) with Aaron, Banks, Jackson, Killebrew, Mathews, Mays ( 5 ), McCovey, Robinson and Schmidt. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (9) Mantle Items with Signed Ball & Rare Car Alarm Offered is a Mickey Mantle collection of nine items including cards, memorabilia and an autograph. Included are: 1.) Scarce 1970 Fedtro Powerhouse Car Alarm (EX-MT/NM) unopened in original Mantle testimonial box (VG-EX); 2.) Mantle side-panel signed ( 8, Best Wishes) OAL (ball grades 6 ); 3-4) Mickey s Place pen and pencil set; 5-6) (2) Mickey Mantle (Dallas, TX) unused envelopes (both EX); Armour Mantle (EX- MT, blue), 1963 Topps #200 (VG-EX) and 2007 Topps Sterling triple game-used card #7/10, corresponding to Mantle s jersey number showing minor edge/corner wear. A T-shirt and 16x24 towel from the Mantle Golf Classic complement the lot. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 222 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Lot of (24) Signed Items - With (18) s The offered assortment is abundant in Hall of Fame and superstar signatures. The scriptings average ( 8-9 ) quality and have been placed on items that are ideal for display. Highlights include: Signed s: (18) official spheres that grade an average of ( 7-8 ). Sweet spot signatures include: Bench, Gibson, R. Howard (PSA/DNA Rookie Ball, cert #R01245), Killebrew, Larsen (inscribed ), Marichal, Pafko, C. Ripken (side panel), B. Robinson, Rose (inscribed Hit King ), Snider and a 1975 Chicago White Sox team-signed (unofficial) ball with (26) signatures, including Downing, Gossage and Vuckovich; Signed Yellow Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards: (5) with Covaleski, Doerr, Haines, Lemon and Slaughter. Also included is a New York Mets cap signed on the bill by Seaver. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website (3) Signed Joe DiMaggio Items Without peer at the plate or in centerfield, New York Yankee legend Joe DiMaggio has autographed this trio of baseball keepsakes. Includes: Signed Bat a Hillerich & Bradsby commemorative signature model (36.8oz/36 ) signed in blue marker ( 8 strength) above a limited edition stamping of 311/1941. A (NM) display piece; Signed Ball a OAL Brown sphere (grade 6-7 with faint toning) signed on the sweet spot in blue ballpoint ( 9 ); and Signed Photo a sepia-toned print of a young DiMaggio on which his blue Sharpie scripting emerges prominently to show ( 10 ) quality. The photo is displayed on a 12x15 wooden plaque with a plate denoting limited edition No. 102 of Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Interesting Autograph Lot - With (2) Marvin Miller s Hall of Fame players, announcers and executives are present in this vast array of autographed baseball items. s, trading cards and photographs are among the various mediums on which signatures that average ( 8-10 ) strength are executed. Highlights include: (5) Signed s snow-white (grading 9-10 ) OML Selig examples respectively signed on the sweet spot by Curt Gowdy, Lee MacPhail and (2) Marvin Miller; and an ONL Coleman ball (grade 7 ) signed by Vin Scully; (10) Signed Perez-Steele Cards including Aaron (1987 Great Moments), Drysdale and Koufax; (8) Signed Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards including Mathews, Mays, Musial, Newhouser and Schmidt; Miscellaneous a Montreal Expos replica jersey signed by Gary Carter and 2004 Topps Fan Favorites (all NM and signed), #15 Sheppard, #133 Ueberroth and #146 Vincent. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing of this lot s contents, please visit our website. 223

36 AUTOGRAPHS (17) Multi/Single-Signed Flats with Yastrzemski Presented is an impressive collection of seventeen multi/single-signed baseball flats. These primarily 8 1/2 x 11 commemorative sheets are penned in blue or black ink, with the signatures grading in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include Multi- Signed: 1.) 7/20/91 Upper Deck Pirates Tribute: (14 signatures) with Stargell; 2.) 6/13/92 Upper Deck Mets Tribute: (27 signatures), 3.) 7/12/93 Upper Deck All-Star Tribute: (5 signatures) with R. Jackson; 4.) 1996 Upper Deck All-Star: (60 signatures) with Flood; Single-Signed: (8 sheets, all Upper Deck commemorative sheets, unless noted) with Gwynn (1992 Ultra promo sheet), (2) Ryan (one 1992 Mother s Cookies) and Yastrzemski (Steiner cert card, Diamond King paper sheet). With exception to the noted piece, the remaining items come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website Autographed treasure Chest - With (5) Bats, (53) s and (4) Flats Batter Up! is the cry as bidding begins on this lot of autographed baseball bats and balls. With signatures that average ( 8 ) strength and clarity, highlights include: Signed Bats (5) with McGwire (inscribed A.L. Home Run King 87, limited edition #128 of 289 ); No-Hitter bat (signed by Feller, Koufax and Ryan); and a 1960s-1970s superstar bat w/22 signatures including Killebrew, B. Robinson and Seaver; s (53) OAL or ONL spheres (average grade 6 ) w/gibson, G. Perry, Marichal, B. Robinson, Ryan and Seaver; Signed Flats (4) w/1992 Classic Best Ryan insert (limited edition #1371/1967) and 8x10 black-and-white photos of Cronin (framed) and Lyons. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Statue/Plate Collection - With Signed DiMaggio, Williams and Campanella In addition to being celebrated on plaques and busts in the hallowed halls of Cooperstown, certain baseball stars are given their proper homage on ceramic plates and figurines as well. This extensive assortment of decorative pieces is highlighted by autographed items: Campanella 1990 signed ( 7 strength) Salvino Sport Legends statue (NM); T. Williams 1989 signed ( 8 ) Gartlan statue (NM) and DiMaggio 1993 Bradford Exchange The Streak signed ( 8 ) plate (NM-MT). Non-signed examples include: Mickey Mantle 2001 Hartland statue (NM) and Mel Ott 1994 Delphi Master Melvin plate with 22-karat gold rim (NM-MT, plate #8278A). Complete listing available on our website Don Mattingly Collection - With (3) Autographs Donnie is celebrated in this collection of autographed items and display pieces. Includes: (3) Signed Items: OAL MacPhail ball (grade 6 ) signed by Mattingly ( 8 strength), Henderson and Meacham; 1984 Fleer #131 RC (GD, signed on back 7 ); and 1992 Easter Seals card ( 9 ). Additional non-signed items include: (28) 1980s-1990s baseball cards (mostly NM); (2) 1988 Topps Starting Lineup figurines; (2) mini-bats; Mattingly s 23 items that include a baseball cap, souvenir cups, a shot glass and mug, and many other collectibles. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ Minnie Minoso Autograph Collection - With (3) Bats, (23) Balls and (20) Photos An ageless wonder who performed is five separate decades, former Negro League great and Chicago White Sox fixture Minnie Minoso has placed his trademark linear autograph on the (46) items in the offered lot. Includes: Signed Bats (3) Rawlings- Adirondack (32.4oz/34 ) block-letter bats signed (all 8 strength) between the center brand and barrel stampings; Signed s (23) snow-white OML Selig spheres (grade 10 ) signed on the sweet spot ( average 9-10 ); Signed Photos (20) 8x10 late-1950s/early-1960s color prints of Minoso (blue Sharpie signatures 9 ). Accompanying are individual LOAs from Rich Altman Balance of Collection - With (4) Signed jerseys Professional model jerseys, bats and crisp color photographs are the mediums for thirty-five bold and distinct signatures (average 8-9 strength) in this lot of ready-fordisplay collectibles. Highlights include Signed Jerseys: (4) with Palmeiro (Orioles road, signed on back 5 ), (2) Sosa (Cubs alternate, signed on back 2 ) and Tejada (Orioles road, signed on back 0 ); Signed Bats: (4) with Fisk (31.6oz/34 ), Puckett (29.2oz/33 ), Sheffield (26.2oz/34 ) and Tejada (31.2oz/33 ); and Signed 8x10 Photos: (26) including Blyleven, G. Carter, Dawson, Eckersley, Feller, Glavine, Gooden and Saberhagen. Also included is a 20x16 signed action photo of Manny Ramirez. The majority of these keepsakes come with basic certs/holograms (from various third-party services). Complete listing available on our website. 224 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (8) 60/70 HR Club Signed Items - With (3) Bats Raising the bar for single-season home run totals, Bonds, McGwire and Sosa defied Major League pitchers, and the ballparks which tried to contain them. The offered assortment features (8) items signed (average 8-9 strength) by one or more of the longball specialists. Includes: Signed Bats (3) Rawlings-Adirondack (28oz/34 ) Barry Bonds block-letter model bats signed in blue Sharpie by Bonds and McGwire; Signed Balls snow-white OML Selig spheres with (2) McGwire, (2) Sosa/McGwire and (1) Bonds/McGwire. Each comes with a Steiner Sports basic cert and holograms (198) Baltimore Orioles Autograph Collection Those with orange and black in their DNA will flock to this (198) piece Baltimore Orioles autograph collection. This assortment is comprised of signed cards, postcards and other pieces of memorabilia. Highlights include Signed Cards: (125 cards, mostly 1980s, average 8-9, mostly NM) with (3) Murray (one dual-signed with Stewart), (5) Palmer (one triple-signed), (7) Ripken Jr., (one 1982 Donruss RC), (2) Weaver (one 1969 Topps RC); Signed Postcards: (69 postcards, average ( 8-9 ) with (2) Murray, Ripken Jr., (2) B. Robinson; Signed Other: (4 items) with dual-signed F. Robinson (sweet spot)/b. Robinson (south panel) OAL baseball (both ( 9-10 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and applicable death dates, please visit our website. 225

37 AUTOGRAPHS & FOOTBALL (4) Ken Griffey, Jr. Signed UDA Jerseys with (2) TBC The presented lot contains four beautifully signed Ken Griffey, Jr. jerseys each accompanied by the original Upper Deck Authenticated COA, hologram and box. The jerseys are in unscathed condition and include: 1.-2.) (2) Rainiers size 48 Mitchell & Ness Cooperstown Collection sleeve-less jerseys with TBC, tags, ( 9 ) signatures, each limited edition (#/240); and 3.-4.) (2) 2000 Reds size 48 Russell jerseys with 25/10 Anniversary patches, ( 8-9 ) signatures. The offered lot is a stellar grouping of this future Hall of Fame inductee Philadelphia Phillies Autograph Lot with (150+) Signatures Long-suffering no more, Philadelphia Phillies fans will take pleasure in the offered collection that includes upwards of (150) autographs from the Phils past and present. The variety includes display items and collectibles with signatures that average ( 8-9 ). Highlights include: (3) Signed Bats Cooperstown display models (34oz/34 ) signed by Allen, Daulton and Schmidt; (112) Signed Cards averaging (NM), with highlights including (2) Abreu, Allen, (5) Ashburn, (2) Bunning, Carlton, Daulton, Ennis, Roberts, (3) Schilling and Schmidt; (4) 9 x 12 Signed Artist s Prints of No- Hit Pitchers including Bunning, Greene, Mulholland and Wise (plus a framed photo of the quartet in the Phillies dugout signed by all four). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a more comprehensive list of this lot s contents, please visit our website (5) UDA Hideki Matsui Single- Signed Jerseys One of the more famous baseball imports from The Land of the Rising Sun is undoubtedly Hideki Matsui of the New York Yankees. Offered is a selection of five Hideki Matsui single-signed jerseys, each of which comes with a hologram and matching cert card from Upper Deck Authenticated. Each size 52 Russell Athletic replica jersey (4 home, one road) is penned on the back numbers in silver Sharpie, with the autographs grading in the ( 9-10 ) range. With five uniforms available, this gathering will gain certain interest from Japanese collectors and Yankee fans alike Phillies Champions Signed Lot of (12) with (9) Balls Paying homage to the 2008 Phillies Championship campaign, the presented lot contains (9) single-signed baseballs and (3) 8x10 photographs. The signatures average ( 9 ) and include (3) Hamels 8x10 photographs and OML baseballs signed by (3) Rollins (2002 AS), (3) Hamels and (3) Howard (one 05 ROY). Excluding one side-panel Howard All-Star baseball, these are sweet-spot signed baseballs. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 226 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Baltimore Colts Matchbook Complete Set (10/10) The 1948 Baltimore Colts are front and center with this complete set of ten matchbooks. Sponsored by the Maryland Match Company, this scarce regional issue depicts a young Y.A. Tittle. Although the original matches are missing, these higher-grade covers (all with strikers) still display quite well. Taking into consideration the factory staple marks that each matchbook exhibits, the following pieces present as follows: Barwegan (VG), L. Davis (NM), Dellerba (EX-MT), Gambino (NM), Grossman (NM), Leicht (EX-MT), O Rourke (VG), Tittle (NM), Vacanti (EX-MT) and Wiedemeyer (NM). This complete set is a premier accompaniment to any vintage Baltimore Colts collection Bowman Large Football Near Set (143/144) - With (49) Graded Presented is the quintessential 1950s football issue; a 1952 Bowman Large Football near set, missing just #99 Stydahar for completion. With (49) of the specimens encapsulated, this eye appealing near set is rife with possibilities and a few upgrades. Highlights include: #1 Van Brocklin (trimmed), Graham (VG), #3 Walker (EX), #13 Fears (PSA 6), #14 Brown (PSA 6), #16 Gifford (trimmed), #17 Tittle (EX), #29 McElhenny (VG-EX), #30 Baugh (VG-EX), #36 Hancock (VG), #37 Hirsch (EX), #46 Donovan (trimmed), #48 Halas (VG-EX), #63 Conerly (PSA 4), #73 Schweder (FR), #78 Layne (EX-MT), #63 Perry (BVG 6.5), #85 Robustelli (PSA 6), #92 Pihos (BVG 7), #105 Groza (PSA 6), #108 Johnson (PSA 5), #125 Nomellini (EX), #126 Romanik (PSA 5), #127 Matson (EX), #128 Lavelli (PSA 6), #129 Christiansen (VG), #135 Ronzani (PSA 5), #137 Waterfield (PSA 6), #140 Lary (PSA 6), #142 Landry (PSA 6) and #144 Lansford (PSA 6). The remainder of the set features cards in the VG-EX to EX range although 60% of the examples are off-center. For a comprehensive listing of the stars and graded cards, please visit our website. $ Bowman Football High-Grade Set - With (23) SGC Graded Still the football card giant in 1951 (though Topps vied for a share of the market with its Magic set of college stars), Bowman issued a 144-card set like the one compiled here. Decidedly strong in terms of condition, this gathering includes (23) examples encapsulated and graded by SGC, as well as (121) non-graded cards that average (EX-MT) quality, with minor centering and back wax stains preventing higher overall assessment. Highlights among the graded cards include no fewer than (6) SGC-graded specimens with none graded higher by that service. These include: #46 Pihos (SGC 88, one equal); #54 Fritsch (SGC 84, two equal); #88 Rote (SGC 86, one equal); #91 Tunnell RC (SGC 86, three equal); #125 Wimberly (SGC 86, none equal); and #134 Cline (SGC 88, three equal); Additional graded stars include: #2 Graham (SGC 84); #20 Landry (SGC 60); #34 Baugh (SGC 84); and #102 Layne (SGC 86). Non-graded highlights include: #4 Van Brocklin RC (EX-MT), #32 Tittle (EX-MT), #109 Motley (EX-MT) and #144 Dudley (EX). Complete list of graded cards available on our website (117) Diamond Matchbook Football Covers with Grange Assembled is an impressive collection of (117) Diamond Matchbook Football covers. This majority of these matchless books still retain their strikers. Additionally, each off-grade cover reveals minor pencil writing on the cardboard reverse. Featured are Diamond Matchbooks: 1933 Silver: (16 matchbooks, 9 missing strikers, average GD) with Strikers: Badgro (PR), Edwards (FR), Grange (GD), Hickman (GD); 1934: (25 matchbooks, 3 missing strikers, average GD) with (2) Edwards (GD, PR, one missing striker); 1935 College Rivals: (15 matchbooks, composite GD); 1936: (24 matchbooks, median GD); 1937: (20 matchbooks, 4 missing strikers, composite GD) and 1938: (17 matchbooks, mostly GD). For a complete list of key items, please visit our website. 227

38 FOOTBALL Topps Football All- American Starter Set (52/100) Presented is a 1955 Topps Football All- American starter set of (52/100) cards. This midgrade assembly averages (EX) with some better and others lesser. Collegiate gridiron talent includes #1 Hickman RC (VG), #6 Kinnick RC (VG-EX), #27 Grange (EX), #29 Nomellini SP (EX), #37 Thorpe (EX), #52 Lujack (EX), #59 Blanchard RC (EX), #68 Four Horsemen RC SP (EX), #85 Luckman (EX) along with common shortprints #11, 15, 41, 54 and 87. For a list of included numbers, please visit our website Topps Football Second Series Uncut Sheet While uncut sheets from the 1970s to present are relatively common, such pre-1970 examples are decidedly scarce. Offered is a 1959 Topps Football uncut sheet of (132) cards. Comprising (12) eleven-card rows, this low-grade sheet exhibits a combination of wear, which affects most cards. Highlighted on this ready-to-display second series sheet are (2) #100 Moore, (2) #103 Karras RC, (2) #105 Crow RC, (2) #116 Kramer RC, (2) #130 Tittle, #132 Parker RC, #140 Mitchell RC and #155 Taylor RC. The entire series of (89-176) is found on this sheet including numerous double prints Bazooka Football Y.A Tittle SGC 60 Graded 60 EX 5 by SGC. Offered is an eye-catching 1959 Bazooka Football Y.A. Tittle. According to the SGC population report, of the seven copies registered by the grading service, this oversized beauty shares the grading tier with only one other and one has graded higher Topps Felt Back Joe Paterno Rookie SGC 50 Graded 50 VG- EX 4 by SGC. With 383 career coaching victories and 23 bowl game triumphs (both of which are the most alltime for Division 1), Joe Paterno is arguably the greatest head coach in college football history. This undeniably scarce 1950 Topps Felt Back Paterno RC depicts the legend as a freshfaced quarterback for the Brown Bears of the Ivy League. This pint-size treasure is accentuated by a piercing blue background and reveals only modest peripheral wear. Only thirteen such examples have been graded by SGC, proving this JoePa to be a premier investment choice. $ Bread For Health Y.A. Tittle Bread Label The offered 1950 Bread for Health Y.A. Tittle bread label portrays the young quarterback during his only season with the Baltimore Colts. The delicate die-cut collectible is printed on thin paper stock, making it particularly susceptible to multiple flaws. Despite evident surface creasing and reverse paper pulling, this keepsake is hallmarked by bold colors and a crystal clear image Bazooka Football Conerly & Rote-Both SGC Each graded by SGC. Offered is a pair of 1959 Bazooka Football singles which feature Chuck Conerly (SGC Authentic, Giants) and Tobin Rote (SGC 50). These crease-free oddball relics display intense color and blemish-free surfaces. Slightly errant scissor cuts account for the technical evaluations (9) 1962 Topps Football Baltimore Colts Press Plates From the Topps vault are these nine 1962 Baltimore Colts press plates. Comprising (9/12) of the team set, only #2, 4 and 12 are missing for completion. These unique metallic color separations average (EX to EX- MT). Included are #1 Unitas, #3 Hawkins, #5 Berry, #6 Myhra, #7 Gilburg, #8 Marchetti, #9 Pellington, #10 Nelson and #11 Harris (5) 1959 Bazooka Football Singles with Gifford Offered is a sampling of five 1959 Bazooka Football singles. These gridiron greats are hand cut, with each displaying portion(s) of the card that exceed the black guide-lines. Included are Arnett, Casares, Gifford, LeBaron and Retzlaff. Notwithstanding instances of uneven hand cuts, these crease-free cards otherwise present (EX to EX-MT) (20) 1962 Salada Football Coins All PSA 8 or 9 Each graded either Mint 9 or NM-MT 8 by PSA. Presented is a sampling of (20) 1962 Salada Football coins. These tiny treasures are high-grade and present PSA 9: (11 coins) with #61, 66, 83, 102, 110, 114, 125, 131, 139, 148, 152; PSA 8: (9 coins) with #41, 58, 63, 64, 82, 130, 137, 150 and (7) 1959 Bazooka Football Singles Assembled is a fantastic grouping of seven 1959 Bazooka Football singles. These gridiron greats are hand cut, with each displaying portion(s) of the card that exceed the black guide-lines. Subjects include Ameche, Casares, Gifford, Layne, Lewis, Matson and Rote. Notwithstanding instances of uneven hand cuts, these crease-free cards otherwise present (EX to EX- MT) Football Card Star Collection of (4) - All Graded Graded and encapsulated by PSA, these (4) Topps football items are assessed in the upper tiers and include: 1961 Fleer #155 Kemp (PSA 7); 1976 Topps #148 Payton (PSA 9); 1984 Topps Football Cello Pack w/elway on top (PSA 7); and 1984 Topps Football Cello Pack w/marino on top (PSA 9). 228 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (361) Bowman Football Lot with Many Stars Loaded with Hall of Fame inductees, the presented lot features (361) cards from various Bowman football sets. Ranging from 1948 to 1955, each year run averages (VG) to (VG-EX) excluding the 1955 examples, which are slightly nicer, averaging (VG-EX/EX). Highlights include: (11) 1948 with #26 Waterfield RC (VG), #107 Luckman RC (VG); (51) 1952 Large with #1 Van Brocklin (PR, ink), #2 Graham (VG-EX, miscut), #29 McElhenny (EX), #46 Donovan (VG), #105 Groza (VG-EX), #140 Lary (EX-MT); (5) 1952 Small with #16 Gifford (VG), #23 Marchetti (EX), #46 Donovan (GD), #48 Halas (GD); (71) 1953 with #11 Van Brocklin (VG), #56 Tittle (VG), #26 Graham (VG); (101) 1954 with #40 Graham (VG-EX), #55 Gifford (VG-EX); and (122) 1955 Bowman with #7 Walker (VG-EX). Please visit our website for additional information as this lot features many more stars and Hall of Famers Football Oddball Sets & Singles The offered Football oddball sets and singles collection is comprised of cards from six different issues. This assortment comes from a variety of national and regional manufacturers. Included are Complete Sets: 1954 Quaker Sports Oddities: (27 cards, median NM); Singles: 1948 Topps Magic Photos: (18 cards, average VG) with #3 Walker (VG), #6 Lujack (VG), #7 Bednarik (VG), #9 Connor (VG); 1948 Kellogg s Pep: Trippi (EX- MT, correct photo), Trippi (VG-EX, uncatalogued reverse negative); Safe-T-Cards: (13 cards, median EX-MT), 1951 Wheaties Lujack (VG) and 1952 Wheaties Football: (10/12, average VG-EX) with (2) Graham (different poses, both EX). 229

39 FOOTBALL (437) 1962 Topps Football Singles with Starter Set Presented is a solid grouping of (437) 1962 Topps Football cards. This lot contains a starter set of (147/176) with (20) key cards including #1 Unitas (VG-EX), (2) #28 J. Brown (both VG-EX), #63 Starr (VG-EX) and (2) #90 Tarkenton RC (VG-EX, GD). The approximate composite breakdown for this lot is 20% (EX or better), 45% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 10% (GD or lesser). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. $ Crane Football Discs Complete Graded Set All PSA 10 It is impossible to surpass perfection with the offered 1976 Crane Football Discs complete set of (30) cards. Each card has been judged Gem Mint 10 by PSA, tying it for #1 on the PSA Registry. These cards are absolutely perfect in every way with keys including Bradshaw, Greene, Payton RC and Staubach. This is an investment grade gathering, ideal for the discerning football collector (6) Topps Football Complete Sets Assembled is a collection of six Topps Football complete sets. Highlights include Topps Football Complete Sets: featuring 1969: (average NM) with #25 Unitas (NM-MT), #26 Piccolo RC (NM), #100 Namath (NM- MT), #120 Csonka RC (NM), #215 Starr (NM-MT); 1970: (median EX-MT) with #90 Simpson RC (EX-MT), #150 Namath (NM); 1974: (majority EX- MT to NM) with #1 Simpson (BVG 7), #500 Staubach (PSA 8); 1975: (majority NM) with #282 Swann RC (NM), #367 Fouts RC (NM) and (2) 1979 (both NM-MT) with (2) #390 Campbell RC (NM-MT, NM). It is assumed these hand-collated sets are complete, although a card or two may be missing. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Football Lot of (201) with (91) Graded and Many HOFers Presented is a midto-high grade football collection featuring many Hall of Fame inductees and (91) PSA/SGC graded examples. Highlights include: (4) 1948 Bowman (3 PSA 6, 1 SGC 50); 1948 Leaf (4 PSA 5, 2 PSA 4); (4) 1963 Topps SPs with (2) #24 (PSA 5, SGC 70), #52 (PSA 7) and #58 (PSA 7); 1965 Topps SPs #115 & #136 (both PSA 6); (9) 1966 Philadelphia PSAgraded with #87 Nitschke (PSA 7); (13) 1971 Dell with (12) PSA 9 including Griese, D. Jones, Maynard (none better) and Simpson (only 1 better); (23) 1972 Topps (mostly PSA 7s) with #88 Otto (PSA 8); and 1973 Topps #175 Maynard (PSA 9). Also included is a 1970 Kellogg s set (average NM-MT) and a 1971 Kellogg s near set (50/60) with #15 Greene RC (PSA 7). Please visit our website for additional information as this lot features an array of other high-grade PSA cards. 230 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, National Chicle Football Wrapper Presented is a very tough 1935 National Chicle Football wax wrapper. This clear one-cent artifact grades in the (EX- MT) range with vibrant blue-and-orange lettering. The fragile peripheral edges are absent of any significant wear while the fold creases display minimal stress. This item would be an interesting accompaniment to any vintage gridiron gathering Topps Football Series Pack Wax Box Vintage wax collectors can appreciate the offered 1972 Topps Football Series II 24-pack box in high-grade. The second series includes cards from (# ) with the possibility of pulling a Staubach rookie card or Bradshaw second year. The display box grades (NM- MT) with the packs grading in the (NM to Mint) range Topps Football 24-Pack Cello Box Offered is a sharp 1975 Topps Football 24- pack cello box in high-grade. The popular 1975 issue contains several key Hall of Fame rookies with the possibility of pulling a Fouts, Blount, Theismann and Swann. The display box grades (NM) with one loose corner, while the packs grade in the (NM to Mint) range Topps Football Series 1 Vending Box Presented is a superb 1970 Topps Football Series 1 vending box in (NM-MT) or better condition. The clean box contains (500) high-grade singles including literally dozens of Hall of Famers with OJ Simpson, Sayers, Starr, Griese, Nitschke and Page. Vintage vending boxes are both a great investment and fine way to obtain gradable singles Topps Football 24- Pack Wax Box Offered is a 1974 Topps Football wax box with (24) 10-card packs. The packs within this untampered box average (NM to NM-MT) with only a handful lesser. Possible key cards include #1 Simpson, #105 Rashad RC, #451 Stabler, #470 Bradhsaw and #500 Staubach. An impressive find with many possibilities for the graded card specialist Topps Football Vending Box Who knows what stars could be possibly unearthed from this 1975 Topps Football vending box? This tightly packed (500) card warehouse survivor has endured the years quite well. Possible candidates for professional grading includes Bleier RC, Blount RC, Bradshaw, Fouts RC, Pearson RC, Staubach, Swann RC and Theisman RC. 231

40 FOOTBALL Bert Bell & Tim Mara Signed Check BVG/JSA Drawn from a special account of Bert Bell (d.1959), presented is a September 27, 1934 check signed by Bell ( 8, Special) with an interesting World Series inscription on the left-stub. Endorsed by elusive Hall of Fame member Tim Mara (d.1959, 8 ) on the reverse, this (EX-MT/NM) check displays no signature obstructions and is authenticated/encapsulated in a BVG/JSA holder (2) Bert Bell and Bill Hewitt Signed Checks - BVG/JSA Each item has been encapsulated by BGS with autographs assessed Authentic by JSA. These two Philadelphia Eagles payroll checks are both signed by original owner/coach Bert Bell and endorsed by star offensive end Bill Hewitt. Dated September 28, 1937 and Nov , (both in Bell s hand), the green-hued vouchers are made out to Cash and William Hewitt respectively, and are each signed de Benneville Bell (both 9 strength) in black ink on the appropriate line. On the reverse, Hewitt has endorsed each William E. Hewitt in blue ink (both 8 ). With inherent value because of Bell s scriptings alone, these checks are doubly appealing in that Hewitt s is a decidedly tough signature. The subject of criticism for refusing to wear a helmet, Hewitt was tragically felled in an automobile accident in Both have vertical folds and normal cancellation stampings and hole punchings, none of which affect the signatures (18) Bert Bell Signed Checks - to his Wife and Brother Gridiron legend Bert Bell signed the offered eighteen checks during his executive tenures with the Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers and National Football League. Drawn from either Philadelphia s Tradesmens National Bank and Trust or the Philadelphia Eagles corporate account, the documents have all been made out to either himself, his brother, John Bell, Jr. or his wife, former Broadway starlet Frances Upton Bell. On the appropriate line, the Bell pennings average ( 8-9 ) quality and have been executed as either de Benneville Bell (his birth name) or Bert Bell Special. The checks have normal cancellation stampings and hole punchings, none of which affect Bell s signatures. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication (25) Bert Bell Signed Checks - All BVG/JSA 9 Offered are twenty-five Bert Bell checks authenticated and graded ( 9 ) by JSA via Beckett Grading Services. The checks include three different signature of this football pioneer including (22) Philadelphia Eagles checks signed de Benneville Bell with the remaining (3) checks issued from various accounts signed Bert Bell (2 checks) and Bert Bell, Special (1 check). The term special was used by Bell to denote that this was from a personal account and not the Philadelphia Eagles funds. Bell was days away from resigning as commissioner and reacquiring the Eagles when he passed away in $ (4) Davey O Brien and Bert Bell Signed Checks - BVG/JSA All of the offered checks were drawn on the accounts of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1939 as payment to David Davey O Brien for his season s work. The Texas gunslinger had won the Heisman and Maxwell awards the previous year, and lasted just two seasons for Birds. All checks have de Bernville Bell scrolled on the President s line (all 8 ) and O Brien (d.1977, with two 7 and two 8 ). Two of the checks were also endorsed by Bell on the reverse (d.1959, 8 ) (5) Bert Bell Signed Checks - All BVG/JSA 10 Presented are five BVG/JSA (10) signed checks for the onetime field general and longtime owner of the Philadelphia Eagles, Hall of Famer de Benneville Bert Bell. Each of these gorgeous checks features Bell s full given name on a Philadelphia Eagles Pro Football Club, Inc. check. These (5) flawless signatures were all penned in black ink and should be of paramount importance to the serious football or Hall of Fame collector (27) Bert Bell Signed Gate Receipt Checks to NFL Opponents Payable to visiting teams as their share of the gate receipts at Philadelphia s Municipal Stadium, or Shibe Park, the offered twenty-seven checks were signed by former Eagles owner Bert Bell. Drawn from the Eagles corporate account, these vouchers are signed on the appropriate line, in most cases, de Benneville Bell (Bert Bell s birth name) and made out to the likes of the Brooklyn Dodgers Football Club, Chicago Bears, Cleveland Rams, New York Football Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates Football Club, Washington Redskins and the National Football League. Consistently strong in this particular lot, Bell s pennings average ( 9 ) strength. Normal cancellation stamping and hole punching is present. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (28) 1938 Philadelphia Eagles Payroll Checks - Signed by Bert Bell The offered collection includes twenty-eight Philadelphia Eagles 1938 payroll checks signed by team owner/head coach Bert Bell. Drawn from the club s corporate account in singlegame stipend amounts for the October 2 contest against the Chicago Bears, these documents are signed de Benneville Bell (all 9-10 ) strength and endorsed on the reverse by the appropriate players. That year s pass-happy club threw for 15 touchdowns (while rushing for just two) and is represented here by every rostered player, save Bill Hewitt. Normal cancellation stamping and hole punching is present. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (7) Bert Bell Twice Signed Checks All BVG/JSA 9 Each authenticated, encapsulated and graded a 9 by BVG/JSA, presented is a lot of seven 1939 & 1940 Philadelphia Eagles twice-signed checks by Bert Bell (d.1959). The signatures are unobstructed by bank processing marks/stamps with De Benneville Bell and Bert Bell penned on the fronts and backs respectively. These (EX-MT/NM) checks are dated to (5) 1939 and (2) 1940, with (5) examples made payable to Bell, and will instantly add some star-power to any Hall of Fame or check collection (8) Multi-Signed Bert Bell Checks - BVG/JSA The presented grouping of BVG/JSA authenticated checks each feature multiple signatures of Hall of Famer de Bernville Bert Bell. The checks all feature his full name script on the President s line on the front of the check, made out to Bell himself (in his own hand), and were endorsed by Bell. The checks include (3) checks with four Bell signatures (each endorsed twice on the back), (3) thrice-signed checks (each with one endorsement on the reverse) and (2) twice signed checks (with the payable line not in Bell s hand but endorsed on the reverse). All checks date from the late 1930s and feature solid ( 8-9 ) signatures. 232 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (30) 1940 Philadelphia Eagles Payroll Checks for Entire Roster - Signed by Bert Bell This gathering of thirty signed payroll checks is complete. Perhaps most appealing, it includes one check for every member of the 1940 Philadelphia Eagles. Inept at both the quarterback (combined six touchdown passes and 20 interceptions) and place kicker (3-for-11 in field goal attempts) positions, the Eagles posted a 1-10 mark. In his final season as owner and head coach of the team, Bert Bell signed each paycheck, which was made out in the amount of a single game salary or a loan against salary. Bell has signed ( de Benneville Bell ) to show ( 9 ) quality throughout. The players, who include the likes of Jay Arnold, Davey O Brien, Dick Riffe and Foster Watkins, have endorsed the backs. Normal cancellation stamping and hole punching is present. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (50) Double- Signed Bert Bell Checks Tremendous break value is possible in this lot of fifty checks signed and endorsed by former National Football League czar Bert Bell. Dating from 1937 through 1940, these financial documents were drawn from the Philadelphia Eagles account at Tradesmens National Bank and Trust Company. The vast majority were made out to Bell. On the appropriate line, Bell (as acting team president) signed de Benneville Bell on each check. On the reverse, he has endorsed each check as Bert Bell. The signatures average ( 8-9 ) strength and the checks have normal cancellation stamping and/or hole punching. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spencer Authentications. 233

41 FOOTBALL Warner-Zuppke School For Coaches of Football Panoramic and Signed Certificate Presented is a 1928 Warner-Zuppke School For Coaches of Football panoramic and signed certificate. The sepiatoned 8x33 photograph depicts student coaches, Zuppke and Pop Warner, taken at the Bucknell University grounds. The Penn State photo studio manufactured the picture and grades (GD) with a combination or surface and peripheral wear. The dual-signed certificate was endorsed by both Warner (d.1954) and Zuppke (d.1957) with signatures grading in the ( 8-9 ) range. The certificate itself has a vertical tear along the left edge, which has been filled in from behind. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For more details, please visit our website (10) NFL Hall of Famers Signed Index Cards - BVG/JSA Authentic This hard-hitting collection features (10) index cards encapsulated with autographs assessed Authentic by BVG/JSA. In black or blue ink, these NFL Hall of Fame scriptings average ( 9 ) strength throughout. Includes: Cliff Battles (d.1981), Earle Greasy Neale (d.1973), Ernie Nevers (d.1976), Ken Strong (d.1979), Emlen Tunnell (d.1975), Dutch Clark (d.1978), Don Hutson (d.1997), Tuffy Leemans (cut signature, d.1979), Link Lyman (d.1972) and a dual-signed card with Gary Famiglietti (d.1986)/bill George (d.1982) Jerry Rice Signed Stat Jersey A target for 49ers quarterback greats through the franchise s dominant run of the 1980s and 1990s, Hall of Fame wide out Jerry Rice is fittingly lauded on the offered signed and framed 49ers stat jersey. Displayed in a 41x33 frame with red-on-gold matting, this red mesh number 80 jersey is signed on the 8 to show ( 9 ) quality. On the white tackle twill numeric identifiers, Rice has listed his incomparable career achievements, with 1,549 career receptions, 22,993 receiving yards, 208 touchdowns and 274 consecutive games with a reception highlighting the impressive totals. With a limited edition No. 3 of 80, this jersey was signed and inscribed by Rice at a 2006 sitting. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (10) Dallas Cowboys Signed Jersey Lot Highlighted by several Hall of Famers and Ring of Honor inductees, the presented lot will delight any Boys fan. Offered are ten signed white Dallas Cowboys jerseys signed in silver oil based paint pen, with signatures averaging ( 9 ). Included are: Larry Brown (SB MVP, Starter), Tony Casillas, Keyshawn Johnson, Bob Lilly (HOF 80, Starter), Jay Novacek, Drew Pearson, Preston Pearson, Mel Renfro (HOF 96), Herschel Walker and Randy White (HOF 94, Manster, Russell). These are Nike jerseys, unless otherwise noted. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications George Allen/Sonny Jurgensen Signed Display Hall of Fame signal caller Sonny Jurgensen and Canton-enshrined coach George Allen have signed items in the offered display. Under cream-colored matting, a 13x10 blackand-white print shows the pair scrutinizing the action from the sidelines (with Jurgensen sporting a Schlitz ski cap). In blue Sharpie, Jurgensen s autograph and inscription of HOF 83 trumpets ( 10 ) strength. Accompanying is a 5-1/2 x 3-3/4 sheet of Shoreham Hotel stationery signed (with a salutation) by Allen ( 8-9 ). The lot comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (77) Different Signed Football 8x10 Photos Offered are (77) photographs signed by their famous gridiron subjects. These various sized color or black-and-white pictures (mostly 8x10) average (EX-MT) quality and boast bold autographs that average ( 9 ) strength throughout. Highlights include: Baugh, (2) Ewbank, Fears, Gifford, Hinkle, Hutson, McAfee, Nagurski, Namath, Nitschke, Paterno, Pihos, Sayers, Upshaw and Reggie White. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing of the autographed photos in this lot, please visit our website Houston Oilers Team-Signed Football - With Campbell Inspired by chants of Luv Ya Blue in the settings of the filled-to-capacity Astrodome, the 1979 Houston Oilers tied a (then) franchise record with eleven regular-season triumphs before ultimately being felled in their second straight AFC title game. The offered Wilson Pete Rozelle signature model football is signed by (31) members of that vaunted high-scoring roster. Emerging prominently on the three white panels, the ballpoint autographs average ( 8-9 ) strength. Highlights include: Bethea, Brazile, Burrough, Campbell, Culp, Mauck and Pastorini. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website (9) Autographed Footballs with Marino & Namath Offered is a grouping of nine Official Wilson autographed NFL footballs with two 75th Anniversary. Each football has been signed in silver Sharpie with an average ( 8 ) in strength and clarity. Featured pigskins include (3) Steiner certified Donovan McNabb (average 8 ), (3) Lawrence Taylor inscribed SB XXI XXV Champs averaging a ( 9-10 ), Dan Marino ( 8 ), Jerry Rice ( 8 ) anniversary football and Joe Namath ( 8 ) anniversary football. The signed panels on the Namath and Rice are both faded. Lot is accompanied by an auction COA from James Spence Authentications. 234 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

42 FOOTBALL (21) Signed Football Helmets with (3) Full-Sized Highlighted by a trio of full-sized examples, the presented lot contains (21) signed football helmets. The signatures on both the full- and mini-helmets average ( 9 ) and include: Full-Sized: Aikman, E. Smith and S. Young; Mini-Helmets: Bates, L. Brown, K. Collins, Haley, Kelly ( 7 ), (2) Marino, Moon, Novacek, Rhett, Salaam, Sayers, (2) K. Stewart, (2) Shula (347 Wins helmets), Wheatley and Sherman Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (17) Signed Mini-Helmets with (3) Namath The offered lot contains (17) mini-helmets signed by various football legends. The Sharpie signatures grade ( 8-9 ) unless otherwise noted, including: Aikman ( 7 ), (3) J. Brown, Butkus, Montana, (2) Joe Willie Namath (Alabama, 6 & 8 ), Namath ( 7, Jets), Paterno ( 7 ), Rice, Sayers, E. Smith, Starr, (2) Montana/Rice and a Steele Curtain (Greene/Greenwood/Holmes/White). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (33) Signed 1970s Redskins Checks with EB Williams & Allen Ideal for the Burgundy and Gold devotee, this lot contains (33) payroll checks from early 1970s Redskins NFL campaigns. An impressive (18) examples have been back endorsed by the payee including (6) E. B. Williams (d.1988), (6) Taylor, Allen (d.1990), Jurgensen, Theismann, Fischer and (2) Kilmer. One of these eighteen is front signed by Williams while the balance are penned by comptroller Chester Minter. The remaining (15) checks have secretarial/wives back-endorsements with examples issued to (5) Allen, (7) Jurgensen and (3) Taylor. Of these, one of the Allen examples is front-signed by Williams, while Minter endorsed the remaining checks. Displaying only a few wallet-folds, these generally EX-MT checks are accompanied by an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (14) Football Collectibles - With (12) Autographs From the Sunday trenches of NFL warfare, some of the game s most revered stars have signed eleven of the fourteen items in the offered lot. Wilson NFL pigskins, a helmet and various other display relics showcase signatures that average ( 8-9 ) strength throughout. Includes: Joe Montana Signed Helmet a 49ers helmet signed on the gold plastic shell (UDA cert #AAN15909); (5) Signed Footballs (2) Marino ( 7 with UDA cert #BAA81231 and 4 ), Montana, Rice and Unitas; (2) Commemorative Plates Montana (2200 of 2500) and Landry/Staubach (1849 of 2500); (3) Signed Photos (2) Montana (one with UDA #AAD17415) and Rice; (3) Football Cards (not signed) 1968 Topps #100 Unitas (EX); 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC (EX-MT); and 1986 Topps #161 Rice (VG-EX). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Detroit Lions Ephemera Lot with Signed Letters Presented is an interesting assortment of vintage Detroit Lions collectibles from the Charles Chaplin estate, former business manager of the Lions during the late 1930s- 40s. The highlight will be (11) signed letters (type- and hand-written) including M. Allen, Stub Allison (d.1961), B. Bell (d.1959), Hollingsberry (d.1974), (2) Leahy (d.1973), Storck (d.1950, NFL letterhead) and Arch Ward (d.1955). Other notable relics include (2) Lions Financial front office Reports (both VG) and a stunning 1941 portfolio featuring (73) pages of Lions front-office information including rosters, finances, ticket-pricing and NFL announcements. Rounding out the lot are 1930s and 1940s Lions relics including (15) press passes, (14) telegraphs, (4) 1941 Lions newsletters (average GD) and various newspaper clippings. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the included items in this lot. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Redskins Treasure Chest with (64) Signed Items Featuring a concentration of Theismann signed collectibles, the offered lot is ideal for the Redskins devotee. Notable items include (48) signed Police cards with (27) Theismann, (19) Schroeder and (2) Clark; (10) signed 8x10 photos with (9) Theismann and Riggins as well as a Theismann signed 11x14 photo; 1985 media guide and 1987 hardback book. Rounding this treasure chest are various Redskins unsigned items including a 1939 Hecht s promotional 8x10 (VG-EX) and various photographs and publications. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information. 236 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Miami Dolphins Team-Signed Photograph Unmatched before or since, the 1972 Miami Dolphins went gate to wire without tasting defeat. The offered color photograph depicts the club in its celebration of the culmination of the run at Super Bowl VII. The print s visible image area (22-1/4 x 18 ) is secured by a 29 x 24-1/2 matte and is decorated with (38) silver Sharpie signatures that average ( 9 ) strength and clarity. Includes: Anderson, Arnsparger (coach), Babb, Ball, Briscoe, Cole, Crusan, Csonka, Den Herder, Dunaway, Evans, Fernandez, Fleming, Ginn, Griese, Heinz, Jenkins, Johnson, Kiick, Kindig, Kolen, Kuechenberg, Langer, Leigh, Little, Mandich, Moore, Morris, Powell, Schnellenberger (coach), Shula (coach), Stanfill, Stowe, Twilley, Warfield, Yepremian and two unidentified signatures. The limited edition (9/17) photo shows (EX-MT) quality with a small crease and scratch near the bottom. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Joe Namath Signed 24x32 Neiman Lithograph Framed and matted to a mammoth 35x41, presented is a vibrant Neiman Broadway Joe lithograph signed by both Joe Namath ( 8 ) and Leroy Neiman ( 9 ) in black fiber-tip markers. This limited edition (#/350) piece of art is sure to be an amazing new focal point to any room or collection and is accompanied by an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 237

43 FOOTBALL (2) 1950s Colts Albums Signed by (162) with (3) Lipscomb Highlighted by a slew of Baltimore Hall of Fame inductees, the presented lot features two vintage autograph albums bearing a combined (162) signatures. Signed in both pen and pencil with signatures that average ( 8 ), these albums are highlighted by early penmanship from (4) Ameche, (4) Berry, (3) Donovan, (2) Ewbank, (3) Lipscomb (Big Daddy, d.1963), (2) Moore, (4) Mutscheller, (3) Parker and (3) Unitas. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the signatures in these 6x5 albums Harvard vs Princeton Football Shaped Program Boasting one of college football s most successful programs of all time, the Princeton Tigers were pioneers of the gridiron game so beloved today. Presented is a stunning footballshaped program from the November 2, 1895 clash at Princeton Field from an early encounter with Ivy League foes, Harvard. The exterior remains very attractive displaying only minor to moderate edge wear, notably on the upper right portion, though the surface has survived extremely well for a shaped-program from this era. The interior is complete with generally clean pages, despite moisture stains along the top edges, which have caused some paper-transfer on four sheets, highlighted by crisp images of both squads, Captains Lea and Brewer and the 1894 Yale Championship team. The original lace binding is separated but included. Ending in a 12-4 victory for the Tigers ( season), this program features many of the Mayo s N302 players available in various lots running in this auction, including Poe, Lea, Brewer, Riggs, Crowdis and Gouterman Who s Who in Pro Football Magazines (4) In answer to the ever-popular baseball issues, 1930s scribes composed informative guides for our Sunday heroes, as well. Offered are four vintage examples. With variations in authors, titles and content, these issues all feature text and photographic content and include: 1935 Who s Who in Major League Football (VG); 1936 Who s Who in Major League Football (GD, with free ladies grandstand ticket coupon attached!); 1938 Who s Who in the Major Leagues (EX); and 1939 Who s Who in the Major Leagues (EX-MT to NM). A more detailed listing is available on our website (15) 1940 & 1941 Detroit Lions NFL Programs Spanning only the 1940 and 1941 NFL campaigns, this presented lot features fifteen Detroit Lions programs. The issues are complete and unscored, exhibiting strong spines and average (EX-MT/-NM) in condition. Highlights of this lot include: 1940: Steelers (first year known as Steelers), Redskins, (2) Packers; 1941: Packers and Bears. Please visit our website for a complete list and further information regarding these significant programs (7) New York Giants Football Programs These seven game day programs were issued at the Polo Grounds or Ebbets Field for gridiron battles involving the New York Football Giants (as many purists refer to them to this very day) during the franchise s most prolific run of title game appearances. With covers and all pages intact, the guides average (VG-EX) and feature images and text detailing specific Giants installments. Includes: (2) 1937 (October 31 and December 5); 1938 (November 24); (3) 1939 (October 15, 22 and December 3); and 1940 (December 1). Detailed listing available on our website Georgia Tech Football Media Guide with Marilyn Monroe on Cover The Blonde Bombshell known as Marilyn Monroe appears prim and proper as a cheerleading co-ed on the cover of this 1952 Georgia Tech Football media guide. This 36-page publication grades (EX to EX-MT) with mild surface wear on the glossy cover. The all-important image of the front-and-center Monroe is unblemished, proving this periodical to be an important keepsake for fans of the Rambling Wreck of Georgia Tech. $ NFL Championship Program Lions 26-7 Giants The third installment of the NFL Championship, this encounter placed the Detroit Lions against the New York Giants. Played at the University of Detroit Stadium, the Lions would defeat the Giants. Exhibiting only a small cover-crease the bold exterior displays as (EX-MT) with smooth edges and minimal spine wear. Coupled with a complete, unstained interior this impressive program will vibrantly complement any collection (44) NFL Game Programs with Browns Emphasis Offered is a group of (44) NFL game programs with a Cleveland Browns emphasis. The majority of these informative publications are mid-grade with newer examples faring in higher condition than the more vintage programs. The decade breakdown is (1) 1940s, (5) 1950s, (22) 1960s, (15) 1970s and (1) 1980s. Common detractors include instances of writing, dog-earred pages and moderate soiling. Despite those flaws, these programs are interesting mementos from the early National Football League. For a complete list of programs, please visit our website (13) NCAA Football Lot Many Notre Dame Featuring a concentration of Notre Dame vs. Army items, the offered lot contains (13) vintage NCAA football items. Included are: Stubs: 1933 Army/Navy (VG) and 1965 Army/ND (Shea Stadium, VG); Programs: Army/ND from 1936 (EX), 1937 (VG- EX), 1938 (holes punched), 1939 (reattached centerpage), 1940 (tape-repairs) and 1965 (EX-MT with newspaper article about game); 1949 UNC/ND (VG), 1960 ND/Navy (back damage) and 1963 ND/Syracuse (VG-EX with newspaper article). The final two pieces are frontcover & roster page (taped together) displays from 1938 Army/Navy and 1940 Navy/ND Baltimore Colts Program and Autograph Lot - With (2) Unitas From the franchise s original glory years in its Baltimore neighborhood setting, these Colts programs and signed photos hail from an era when Unitas, Moore and the league s first marching band and cheerleaders were the toast of the NFL. Issued at Memorial Stadium, these (29) 1960s programs show technically as (VG), with handwritten scores on the covers. Included as well, are signed ( 9-10 strength) 8x10 photos of Donovan, Moore, Parker and (2) Unitas. Additionally, a postmarked envelope commemorating the final event at Memorial Stadium is signed by (15), including Mackey and Parker. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 238 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

44 FOOTBALL s Football Coin-Operated Kicker & Catcher Game Offered is a circa-1930s football coin-operated kicker and catcher game. This wood-encased 17-1/2 x 14 x 8 countertop machine is brightened by painted period uniforms, of which approximately 70-80% are still intact. The concept of this game revolves around a kicker booting an included steel ball into the arms of an awaiting receiver. With exception to the scorer, this penny game is in fine working order. Key is also included Philadelphia Eagles Black Face Bobbin Head This Philadelphia Eagles Bobbin Head keepsake is of the scarce Black face variety first issued in that groundbreaking set. Standing approximately 6-1/2 tall, the toes-down doll is sporting a 00 Eagles jersey and is secured to a square paper-mache base on which N.F.L. appears in raised characters. (In the prior set, 1960 Champions was stenciled on the base of the Eagles dolls.) With luminous hues and eyecatching appeal, this one presents technically at the (VG-EX) tier, with hairline cracks and a series of surface abrasions about the face and neckline, paint chips at the right front corner of the base and back of the helmet and a small gouge atop the helmet Sammy Baugh Original Hall of Fame Exhibit One of an inaugural class of 17 Pro Football Hall of fame inductees, former Redskins signal caller Sammy Baugh was the last living member of that 1963 class. Presented is the colorful display that actually hung above Baugh s Hall of Fame bust in Canton, Ohio. Measuring 23-3/4 x 32, this original gridiron heirloom is, like its subject, a time-tested survivor. The acetate piece features renowned artist Gary Thomas rendition of Slingin Sammy (a moniker Baugh was given because of his sidearm throws across the baseball infield at Texas Christian) in the arena in which he earned endless acclaim. A printed legend appears below the image. This display, incidentally, was removed from the Canton edifice during recent renovations - and is the actual item that paid tribute to the football great. The thin sheet is situated between a thick glass frame and a gray plastic backing. $ Washington Redskins Running Back Hartland Statue Presented is a 1963 Hartland statue depicting a Washington Redskins running back. While the Hartland figurines from that era are scarce to begin with, football examples such as this one are much tougher than their baseball counterparts. In all, two statues (a lineman and a running back) were issued for 14 teams, and player-specific collectibles of Johnny Unitas and Jon Arnett completed the set at 30. In terms of scarcity, the Redskins running back is the secondtoughest example in the set. Standing just under eight inches in height, the ball-toting likeness is secured (on one foot) to a plastic rectangular base that measures 5-1/8 x 2-1/2 and has a gold-colored embossed team name. This particular example shows (EX) quality with surface wear and small paint chips about the burgundy-colored jersey. Additionally, much of the number 47 (decals adhered by the buyer) has worn off the back of the jersey Circa 1890s Mayo Cut Plug Tin & Pouch Nineteenth century sports enthusiasts and tobacconists alike will appreciate this circa 1890s Mayo s Cut Plug tin and accompanying pouch. The decorative 8 x 3-1/2 x 4-3/4 container has endured the century quite well with moderate oxidation, rusting and typical surface abrasions. The gilded lettering on the front display and side panels are fully visible while the advertisements on the lid and back panel have faded over the years. Also present is a moderately soiled cloth pouch. Portions of four tax stamps are still affixed to the fabric, but the dates are not readable. $ (11) 1940s-1950s Washington Redskins Type 1 News Service Photographs These eleven original news service and wire photographs hail from the 1940s and 1950s and depict Washington Redskins staples. Mostly 8x10 examples (with a few smaller), these black-and-white likenesses include game action and publicity shots. Indicators that these once resided in a busy newsroom include original caption sheets, newspaper stampings and grease pencil editorial markings. Among the gridiron subjects are Sam Baker, Harry Gilmer, Wilbur Moore and Joe Walton (shown preparing a rifle at the foot of his Army bunk) (8) Nate Fine Type 1 Washington Redskins Photographs The offered eight black-and-white type 1 photographs boast telling images captured by longtime Washington Redskins photographer Nate Fine. Covering every single game (with the exception of a 1944 exhibition) from 1937 through 1987, Fine shot D.C. grid icons in both the trenches and in various other settings. Highlights here include 1950s-1960s shots of Harry Gilmer, Charley Taylor, Killebrew/Guglielmi and a comedic pose featuring Roy Rogers and Johnny Olszewski. The black-and-white photos are (mostly) crease-free with Fine s stamping on the reverse of each (3) Turn-ofthe-Century Pennsylvania College Football Imperial Cabinets Offered is a trio of turn-ofthe-century Pennsylvania college football imperial cabinets. Included are 1.) circa-1900s 17x14 team cabinet of possible Penn State or Swarthmore squads. The studio is based out of State College, Pennsylvania; 2.) circa Western University of Pennsylvania 16 x 13-1/2 team cabinet. The predecessor to the University of Pittsburgh, this picture is missing the upper left corner; 3.) circa-1910s University of Pittsburgh In Action 20x13 action cabinet. The upper left corner is tape repaired, and there is writing on the reverse. Each black-and-white picture displays a combination of wear including water damage or soiling, none of which adversely affects the appeal of these early gridiron depictions (6) 1950s Type 1 Photographs - With Brown and Unitas Captured frighteningly close to the action, these six gripping action images depict 1950s NFL legends. Measuring 10x8 with matted finishes, these type 1 black-and-white photographs reveal that the talented shutterbugs were positioned at an ideal vantage point. Among the famous subjects are (3) Jim Brown, Frank Gifford, Jim Podoley and Johnny Unitas. The well-preserved items show remarkable quality with handwritten (in pencil) identifiers on the reverse and editorial notations on the front blank borders (2) Super Bowl XI & (2) Super Bowl XV Full Tickets Hailing from two Oakland Raiders championship campaigns, the offered lot contains a pair of full Super Bowl tickets from both the XI and XV editions. Averaging (VG-EX) and (GD/VG) respectively, each complete example is vibrant with smooth borders despite a pair of centerfolds present only on the Super Bowl XV tickets Early-1900s H.F. Chase Shoulder Pads From the days during which protection on the gridiron was at a minimum, these shoulder pads represent football s archaic beginnings. Comprised of thick wool padding with leather top coverings, the pads are adjoined by a canvas-like strip at the base of the neck and have laces at the front to facilitate fastening. There are arm-insertion straps at each edge and an HF CHASE manufacturer s stamping on each front panel. Light use is evident with minimal fraying about the wool components s Tom Harmon Fedora and Original Case - With Autograph The offered 1950s fedora suggests that former Heisman Trophy recipient Tom Harmon was as stylish off the gridiron as he was on it. This gray felt accessory was apparently a gift from Harmon, as it is accompanied by Harmon s ABC Radio business card with his signature ( 9 strength) and inscription of Wear it in good health on the reverse. Included is the original silk-lined, leatherbound box (15 x 16 x 8 -deep) with two fully functional locks (with keys). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (11) Super Bowl VI-XXIX Ticket Stubs Lot Spanning from 1972 to 1995, the offered lot features an impressive eleven different Super Bowl ticket stubs in various conditions. Included in the lot are: VI (VG), VII (VG), IX (VG-EX), X (EX-MT), XI (EX), XII (VG-EX), XIII (EX-MT), XVI (VG, corner tear), XVIII (VG), XXI (VG) and XXIX (VG-EX). 240 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

45 BASKETBALL Topps Basketball Vending Box - GAI 8 Presented is a gorgeous Topps Basketball vending box that might possibly contain multiple example of the coveted Bird/Johnson rookie card. The box has (500) cards and has been graded GAI 8. Try your luck or hold onto this investment-quality box Topps Basketball Series 1 Wax pack - GAI 9 Offered is a Topps Basketball Series 1 wax pack duly graded GAI Mint 9. Packs from this series are increasingly rare, especially high-grade examples. The Topps Tall Boy set is quite desirable, and this Mint pack would be a fine addition (33) Topps Basketball Singles with Wax Pack Legends of the hardwood hold court with these (33) Topps Basketball singles which are accompanied by a Topps wax pack (EX-MT). Highlights include Topps Basketball: : #5 Sharman RC (EX), #13 Schayes RC (VG); : #60 Reed RC (EX-MT), : #107 West AS (EX-MT), : #55 Maravich (NM); Other Basketball: Fleer: #3 Baylor RC (VG), #8 Chamberlain RC (VG, mc) and #36 Robertson RC (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (4) Topps Basketball Vending Boxes - All GAI Offered are four GAI-graded Topps Basketball vending boxes. The quartet includes a stellar GAI 9.5 along with a GAI 9 and (2) GAI 8 vending boxes. Each box contains (500) crisp and clean 28-year-old Topps Basketball singles Topps Basketball Vending Box Multiple complete sets are possible with this Topps Basketball vending box of (500) unsearched cards. These condition-sensitive oversized beauties have been untouched for more than three decades. Possible grading candidates include Abdul- Jabbar, Erving, Gervin, Maravich, Thompson RC and many more (490) Topps & Fleer Basketball Singles with Robertson RC Presented is a group of (490) Topps and Fleer Basketball singles. Highlights include Topps: : (167 cards, aggregate EX) with #50 Chamberlain (VG-EX); : #255 Erving AS (EX-MT), : (2) #240 Erving (EX-MT, EX); : #300 Erving (NM), complete set (EX-MT), complete set (EX-MT); Fleer: : (23 cards, average VG) with #36 Robertson RC (GD) and #38 Russell (VG). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (8) 1985 Star Basketball Super Team Sets Presented is a group of eight very limited 1985 Star Basketball Super team sets. Unless noted, each 5x7 set grades (NM to NM-MT) and is not factory sealed. Featured are 1985 Court Kings: (50 cards) with #18 Bird (EX-MT), #26 Jordan (EX), #41 Barkley (EX- MT), #47 Olajuwon (NM); 1985 Bucks (factory sealed in bag), 1985 Bulls: #1 Jordan (NM- MT); 1985 Celtics (factory sealed in bag) with Bird; 1985 Lakers: #2 M. Johnson (NM); 1985 Pistons, 1985 Rockets: #2 Olajuwon (MT); ers: #1 Erving (NM) and #8 Barkley (NM) Fleer Basketball Complete Set Run with SGC 92 Jordan RC Supply definitely does not exceed demand for the offered Fleer Basketball complete set run. These (132) card sets are accompanied by their respective stickers. With exception to the edition (NM), the remaining sets grade in (NM-MT to MT) condition. Highlights include Fleer: #7 Barkley RC (NM- MT), #26 Drexler RC (NM), #57 Jordan RC (SGC 92), #68 K. Malone RC (NM), #82 Olajuwon RC (NM-MT), #8 Jordan sticker (SGC 96); Fleer: #59 Jordan (NM-MT), #2 Jordan sticker (EX-MT); Fleer: #17 Jordan (NM), #20 Pippen RC (NM-MT) and #115 Stockton RC (NM-MT). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 242 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

46 BASKETBALL (12) 1910s- 1960s Basketball Film and Postcard Group The origins of basketball are explored with this group of twelve 1910s-1960s film reels and postcards/cabinets. Highlights include Basketball Postcards/Cabinets: (7 items, all postcards unless noted) with circa 1910s-1920s unidentified team, perhaps Buffalo Germans (EX-MT), 1914 Tacoma, Washington Athletic Club 14x12 cabinet (PR), 1922 Philippine Islands National Team 6x5 photograph (FR), 1923 Philippine Islands National Team 3x5 photograph (FR, written); Basketball Film Reels: (5 items) with late 1940s Sports Beam 16mm film entitled: Basketball (EX, B&W silent) and 1950s Shoot the Basketball (NM, B&W with sound, Warner Brothers). For a complete list of items, please visit our website (69) Vintage Basketball Autographs - With Chamberlain and Fulks Comprised of photographs, trading cards and flats, this lot of (69) autographed items showcases some of the biggest names in basketball s annals. Highlights include: Paul Arizin (index card, 7 ), Red Auerbach (index card, 8 ), Claire Bee (photo postcard signed on both sides, 8-9 ), Wilt Chamberlain (8x10 color photo, 8 ), Bob Cousy (photo postcard, 5-6 ), Dave DeBusschere (EX-condition 1970/71 Topps #135, 8 ), Julius Erving (EX-condition 1977/78 Topps #100, 9-10 ), Joe Fulks (VG condition 1951 Philadelphia Warriors program, 3-4 ), Hank Iba (1949 letter on Oklahoma A&M stationery, 9 ), George Mikan (signed letter, 8-9 ), Adolph Rupp (index card, 10 ) and John Wooden (index card, 10 ). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our website (3) Michael Jordan Upper Deck Authenticated Signed Items Featured is a trio of Michael Jordan Upper Deck Authenticated multi/singlesigned items including two jerseys and one basketball. Included are 1.) dual-signed Jordan/Erving Wilson basketball (both 9, UDA hologram only, no cert card); 2.) single-signed Jordan Washington Bullets Nike 48 retro replica jersey ( 9, #/100, silver, UDA hologram and cert card) and 3.) singlesigned Jordan Washington Wizards Nike 50 away jersey ( #/275, UDA hologram and cert card). Each uniform is penned on the front numbers (2) Michael Jordan Washington Bullets & Wizards Signed Jerseys Though Michael Jordan played for the Washington Wizards for only three seasons, his stature resonates in the Nation s Capital. Presented are (2) Michael Jordan Washington Bullets and Wizards signed jerseys. Included are 1.) singlesigned Jordan Washington Bullets size 48 Nike replica home jersey ( 9, #/100, silver, front numbers) and 2.) single-signed Jordan Washington Wizards size 50 Nike replica away jersey ( 9-10, #/275, front numbers). Each item is accompanied by hologram stickers and their accompanying cert cards from Upper Deck Authenticated Knicks Championship UDA Basketball Signed by (6) Presented is an official Spalding NBA basketball signed by six key members of the New York Knicks NBA Championship squad. The limited edition (#253/500) basketball displays black Sharpie signatures averaging ( 9 ) from Bradley, DeBusschere (d.2003), Frazier, Holzman (d.1998), Monroe and Reed. UDA COA and box are included Ralph Sampson Collection - With Signed Game-Used Shoes Among the most dominating and highly sought college prospects in hoops history, threetime collegiate Player of the Year Ralph Sampson was the target of every NBA scout as he garnered attention in his native Virginia. The offered lot includes a pair of sneakers worn and signed by the 7-foot-4 phenom as he guided his Cavaliers to ACC fame. These white leather/canvas blend size 18 footwear items feature orange stripes on the sides and PUMA manufacturer s logos on the sides, heels, Velcro fasteners and rubberized soles. On the inner portion of each, Sampson s black marker signature projects ( 7 ) strength (with 50 inscribed on the left shoe). Included, as well, is a signed black-and-white 8x10 (signature 6 ) and a basketball signed by (14) Virginia hoops products, including Sampson, Rick Carlisle and Ricky Stokes. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (3) UDA Jordan Signed Basketballs with LE Retirement Presented is a trio of official Wilson basketballs signed by His Airness. The spheres each display differently with two limited edition examples present. This lot includes: 1.) black Mr. June ball signed in gold paint-pen ( 9 ), limited edition (#231/423); 2.) red retirement ball signed in silver paint-pen ( 9 ), limited edition (#131/230); and 3.) Jordan/Erving dual-signed (both 8 ) in black Sharpie, Wilson Evolution ball. Each Jordan signature comes with the corresponding UDA COA, hologram and box, with an after-market COA for the Erving signature Michael Jordan Signed Space Jam Framed Display This animated display depicts Michael Jordan in mid-flight, preparing to dunk his Warner Bros. Tune Squad team to a last-second triumph. Composed by Melanie Taylor Kent in 1996, the piece is housed in a 35x47 frame with Space Jam -themed matting. The limited edition ( 77/100 ) piece features a Michael Jordan cut signature (in pencil, 7 strength) with an Upper Deck Cert. Sticker numbered BAD $ (4) Allen Iverson Signed Game Used Items The offered quartet of AI items will delight any gameworn or autograph collector. This impressive lot contains: 1.) Iverson game-worn Sixers size 42, black Champion jersey with set- and 2+ Length custom-tags, signed ( 9 ) on back numbers showing minor wear; 2.) Sixers size XL Champion game-worn shooting shirt, front-signed ( 9 ) with a 3 personalization on the front tail-tag and scarce 2001 Finals sleeve patch showing minor use; and 3.-4.) pair of Reebok Answer IV DMX game-worn sneakers, both signed ( 9 ) showing moderate use. Each signature comes with a PSA/DNA COA and matching sticker, while (3) Gray Flannel AA full-picture LOAs certify game-used information (one letter for the pair of sneakers) (5) Autographed Basketball Items with Abdul-Jabbar The offered quintet of autographed basketball collectibles covers two generations of NBA greats. The five pieces are 1.) Abdul-Jabbar signed Gartlan statue in box (signed K. Abdul Jabbar, ( 9 ); 2.) Walt Frazier signed official NBA basketball ( 8 ); 3.) Bob Cousey signed Celtics replica jersey (with 1957 MVP inscription, 8 ); 4-5.) Patrick Ewing and Christian Laettner signed USA Basketball replica jerseys with both signatures in silver marker, grading ( 7 ). The group comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (3) Michael Jordan Photos + (1) UDA Ball Offered is an Upper Deck Authenticated lot featuring Michael Jordan on three photographs and one basketball. The (3) autographed images include Jordan golfing (LE #78/230) and two showing Jordan dunking left-handed (LE #174 & 186/300). The black marker signatures are crystal clear, grading ( 10 ). The commemorative Jordan comeback basketball is signed in black Sharpie ( 8 ) and is (#98/123). Photographs are professionally framed and matted with dimensions ranging from 19x25 to 21x25. Original box and certificates accompany this lot with numbers available on our website Michael Jordan Signed Basketball & NBA Finals Floor UDA An ideal lot for the Jordan enthusiast, presented is a twopiece display from Upper Deck. Cubed with a customized UDA plaque, this display features both a 12x12 piece of flooring from the Delta Center, where Jordan played his last game, and a corresponding MJ s Final Floor Wilson basketball signed ( 9 ) in black Sharpie. This limited edition (#7/123) basketball is accompanied by the original UDA COA, hologram and display case. 244 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

47 BASKETBALL & BOXING Boston Celtics Championship Team-Signed Photos (3) Impressive as they may be, the exploits of the current Celtics crop of Garnett, Pierce and Co. pale in comparison to the heroics performed by the Boston hoops rosters of the 1950s and 1960s, which accounted for a record eight straight NBA crowns. Each of these (3) Celtics team photos is signed by (12) members of the team. Included are (3) 24x20 sepiatoned prints, two of which are displayed in 34x28 frames. The blue Sharpie pennings show ( 9-10 ) strength and include: Jones, Tsioropoulos, Heinsohn, Swain (d.2008), Loscutoff, Jones, Ramsey, Conley, Cousy, Auerbach (d.2006), Sharman and Russell. Accompanying are COAs from Rich Altman and Bill Russell, both of which are signed by Russell using his full name (3) Signed Boston Garden Floor Displays with Bird Larry Legend, Red and Russell are well represented in this lot featuring three 16x23 framed displays. Each custom-matted piece boasts a color photo, and is highlighted by a signed piece of Boston Garden parquet flooring. The Russell example is limited edition (#108/125), while the Bird and Auerbach exhibit official Boston Garden holograms. Signatures rate ( 8-9 ) and are accompanied by COAs from Hollywood Collectibles, an exclusive Russell autograph dealer. The Russell frame shows minor wear N566 Newsboy Cabinets Peter Jackson SGC 40 Graded 40 VG 3 by SGC. Legendary pugilist Peter Jackson is the focus of this scarce 1895 N566 Newsboy Cabinet. The Australian and Colored Heavyweight champion is joined by two other similar examples on the SGC population report with none better. Despite paper aging and peripheral wear, this difficult #73 piece is ideal for the vintage boxing fan American Caramel E75 Boxing Set of (20) This complete set of twenty 1910 American Caramel E75 boxing cards includes three graded examples. With colorful renditions of subjects on the front and a complete listing of the set s contents on the reverse, highlights of this set include: Dixon (SGC 20), Monroe (PSA 2) and Nelson (SGC 30). Non-graded cards include: Corbett (VG), Johnson (GD) and Sullivan (VG). Complete listing available on our website (9) Russell/ Auerbach Signed 20x16 Photographs Instrumental components of an NBA dynasty that reeled off a record eight successive titles, Red Auerbach and his key acquisition, Bull Russell, have decorated the offered 20x16 photo prints with their gold marker signatures. The Russell signatures average ( 8 ) quality while the Auerbach scriptings show just slightly lesser overall strength ( 7-8 ). Each (NM) photo has a Rich Altman hologram (though no basic certs accompany) (3) Lakers Signed Displays with Kobe Giclee #24/50 The offered lot features a trio of signed Lakers collectibles, highlighted by a whopping 32x40 Bryant giclee signed in silver ( 9 ) from a limited edition run of (#24/50, UDA), corresponding to his current jersey number. Also included is a Bryant 16x20 signed in silver ( 9, Steiner) framed to 22x26 and a Abdul-Jabbar signed jersey-number display (33x22, LE#7/133, UDA). Each piece comes with an individual COA from UDA or Steiner. Frames show a few small scratches (34) Original 1910s-1930s Boxing Negatives From an era in which still photos represented the only footage sports fans were shown, these thirty-four negatives represent master images from which all other copies were made. Hailing from the 1910s, 1920s and 1930s, these acetate pieces were used in the photo publishing process and showcase top-name boxers. Comprised of both hard-hitting ring images and more pacified home and family likenesses, the negatives include highlights such as James Braddock, (2) Jack Dempsey, Al Gainer, Larry Gains, Tillie Kid Herman, One-Round Jack Hogan, Ace Hudkins, Kid Johnson, Benny Leonard, Angelo Rogers, Max Schmeling and a 1930 action shot of the Corbett vs. Fields bout (25) Vintage Boxing Exhibits - With (2) Jack Johnson The ever-popular Exhibit Supply Company boxing collectibles are available en masse in the offered lot of (25). Issued by the Chicago-based company from 1921 through its demise in 1971, these collectibles vary from having biographical content to blank backed versions. The 3-3/8 x 5-3/8 examples include (8) EX-MT, including (2) Marciano, Patterson and Schmelling (ad back); (4) EX, including (2) Louis and Tunney; (2) VG-EX, including Corbett (1921) and Dempsey (1921); (4) VG, including Johnson (1920s postcard) and Sullivan; and (7) GD or lesser, including Johnson (1921). For a complete listing of cards, please visit our website (3) Los Angeles Lakers Single-Signed Jerseys with Magic, Kobe & Shaq Presented is a triumphant trio of Los Angeles Lakers single-signed jerseys. Each replica apparel is penned on the back numbers. Included are 1.) Kobe Bryant away Nike size 46 ( 9, UDA hologram and cert card); 2.) Magic Johnson home Mitchell & Ness size 46 ( 9, silver, Steiner hologram sticker and cert card) and 3.) Shaquille O Neal home Nike size 56 ( 8, Mounted Memories) Lebron James Rookie of the Year UDA Signed Jersey and Ball. In celebration of his NBA Rookie of the year accolade (his first in what is certain to be many honors), the offered basketball and jersey are signed by the prize winner himself, Lebron James. Includes: Signed jersey mounted to 32x40 poster board, this Cleveland Cavaliers white mesh size 52 jersey features a chain-stitched legend that reads: LEBRON JAMES ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 20.9 PPG, 5.5 RPG, 5-9 APG, 1.65 SPG. On the blue twill 2, James silver Sharpie signature shows ( 8 ) strength; Signed Basketball a Spalding David Stern signature model ball with a James silhouette Rookie of the Year logo and James black marker autograph ( 8 ) and inscription of ROY 04 (limited edition #111/123). Each item comes with a UDA basic cert and hologram (38) 1948 Leaf Boxing Singles with Louis The offered selection of (38) 1948 Leaf Boxing singles is a formidable gathering that packs a powerful punch. Comprising nearly 75% of the famed set, this mixedgrade gathering grades on average (VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. Only one duplicate is found in this assortment that features #17 Johnson (VG), #32 Schmeling (EX), #48 Louis (FR, slight erase marks), #51 Pep (EX), #64 Robinson (VG), (2) #73 Tunney (VG-EX, VG), #101 Sullivan (VG-EX) and #102 LaMotta (VG-EX). For a complete list of included card numbers, please visit our website (31) Signed Boxing Photos, Flats and Cuts Combatants from the Squared Circle have signed these (31) items. The pennings average ( 8 ) strength and were executed primarily on photographs and magazine pages (there are cut signatures, as well). Highlights include: (2) Tommy Burns, Ezzard Charles (signature 5-6 ), Billy Conn, Larry Holmes, Benny Leonard, Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia Jack O Brien, (2) Floyd Patterson, Maxie Rosenbloom, and Pancho Villa. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of autographs, please visit our website. 246 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

48 BOXING Cassius Clay 1959 Golden Gloves Final and Intercity Ticket Stubs The offered two ticket stubs granted their bearers admission to witness the amateur exploits of a 17-year-old amateur pugilist named Cassius Clay. Respectively issued for the 1959 Golden Gloves Light-Heavyweight Championship bout (March 11, 1959) and Intercity Championship fight (March 25, 1959) at the hallowed Chicago Stadium, these colorful vouchers feature printed seating and event legends, as well as Tribune Tower and Statue of Liberty likenesses. In this, the 32nd installment of Arch Ward s brainchild, Clay disposed of Jeff Davis and Tony Madigan in preparation for his 1960 Olympic endeavor and subsequent professional career. With sharp edges/corners, both crease-free tickets show an uneven vertical admission tear (4) Muhammad Ali Signed Items Endorsed memorabilia from the greatest boxer of all-time deserves an equally superb collection. Offered is a group of four Muhammad Ali single-signed items. Included are 1.) dated 1971 King of the Hill Ali signed book by Mailer ( 9, Signet, library book GD with creasing); 2.) dated 1979 Free to Be Muhammad Ali Ali signed book by Lipsyte ( 10, Bantam, library book VG); 3.) Introducing Islam to Non-Muslims Ali signed pamphlet ( 8, dated and personalized with original envelope) and 4.) signed index card ( 8-9, unlined side). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (3) Muhammad Ali Signed Framed Displays - All With other Personalities The self-proclaimed Greatest in his own endeavors, boxing icon Muhammad Ali has signed the three offered framed displays, with each depicting the former Heavyweight champ with someone of similar status in another sporting arena. Framed to dimensions of 25-1/4 x 21-1/4 (with one piece having the inverse measurements), the black-and-white likenesses include: Ali/Jordan signed by Ali (silver marker, 7 strength); Ali/Cosell signed by Ali ( 5-6 ); and Ali/Aaron signed by Aaron (blue marker, 7-8 ) and Ali ( 5 ). Accompanying are basic certs and holograms from Steiner Sports (5) Muhammad Ali Signed Items with Pamphlet Add some punch to your boxing collection with these five single-signed Muhammad Ali items. Each item is penned in blue or black ink and is personalized (unless noted). Included are 1.) signed Introducing Islam pamphlet ( 9 ); 2.) signed All-World Boxing card ( 9, undated); 3.) signed bottom of index card with salutation ( 8 ) and 4.) (2) signed miniature Ringside glove keychains ( 5, 3, each not personalized). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Gene Tunney Signed Testimonial Dinner Program Just over six weeks after he felled Jack Dempsey to claim the Heavyweight Championship, accolades and tributes were in order for boxing great gene Tunney. The offered item hails from one such celebration. Distributed at a November 12, 1926 Testimonial Dinner in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, this menu/program is signed by the guest of honor. Comprised of a thick stock gray cover and four pages secured by a lavender-colored cord, the piece bears gold-colored gilding announcing the event and has a title page with Tunney s portrait and black ink signature. Executed in steel tip fountain pen, the flowing signature shows an even strength, projecting ( 9-10 ) overall quality. Although the cover and all pages are intact, the program is affected by a vertical compacting fold (which does not impinge upon the quality of Tunney s signature). Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications James Braddock Boxing Award Better late than never, this prestigious boxing hardware was presented to former Heavyweight Champion ( ) James Braddock for his efforts in the squared circle. Measuring approximately 12x16, this crestshaped wooden plaque showcases a gold-colored plate with foliage-themed finery. The engraving reads (in part): Joe Jeannette (sic) Award Presented to James L. Braddock for bringing prestige to his state as the first New Jersey fighter to win the Heavyweight title. Dated Sept. 1, 1973, the award was bestowed upon the Hell s Kitchen-born pugilist just one year before his passing. The wooden portion has several nicks and there are scattered light scratches about the metallic component. $ Gene Tunney Fedora - With Retail Box and Signed Letter Deadly inside the ring and gentlemanly outside it, boxing legend Gene Tunney signed one item and wore the other in this unique lot of two. Includes: Signed Letter typewritten correspondence dated January 27, 1959 in which Tunney explains how he had inadvertently picked up the wrong hat on a flight from Toronto to New York. The letter is addressed to the passenger whose hat Tunney had taken (and who was left with Tunney s hat). An apologetic Tunney enclosed a check (not included) as compensation and signed the letter in blue ballpoint ( 7-8 strength). Gene Tunney Hat this is the actual hat the Tunney had mistakenly left behind on the aforementioned flight, a brown felt fedora with a dark-brown band, silk lining and an interior band stamping which reads: MADE EXPRESSLY FOR GENE TUNNEY. Minimal wear is evident. Accompanying is the original retail box and lid, which show wear about the edges. Accompanying is a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications Boxing Autograph Lot - With Sugar Ray Robinson Repeated knockout quality autographs are the theme of this collection of twentyfour signed items. Executed on publications and index cards, the signatures average ( 8-9 ) strength with highlights including: Signed Publications with Dempsey autobiography, signed and personalized by Jack Dempsey on the fly leaf (with moisture-induced wrinkling that does not affect the signature); and (3) magazines signed on the cover by Sugar Ray Leonard; Signed Photographs (6) with Hagler, Leonard, Mancini, Moore, Patterson and Schmeling; Signed Index Cards/Other with a 1969 dinner program signed by Sugar Ray Robinson, index cards signed by Dempsey, Foreman, (2) Holmes, LaMotta and Patterson and an 11x15 Patterson signed ( 9 ) and inscribed Gallo poster. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website. 248 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

49 BOXING (5) Boxing Hall of Famers Golden Gloves Championship Ticket Stubs Issued at the same historic venue that was to house Michael Jordan s NBA debut, these five ticket stubs were used for admission to notable battles within the squared circle. Specifically, these colorful vouchers hail from amateur boxing s most prestigious event: the Golden Gloves extravaganza at the since-razed Chicago Stadium. These mostly (EX-MT) vouchers feature seating and event details, boxing-themed logos and Tribune Tower likenesses. Includes: Joey Maxim March 6, 1940 (future World Bantamweight Champion Harold Dade was on that night s undercard); Ingemar Johansson March 29, 1951 Europe vs. Chicago (2nd round knockout of Ernest Fann); Sonny Liston March 6, 1953 (VG with creases and corner wear); Cassius Clay March 11, 1959; and Emanuel Steward March 6, 1963 (EX with crease) Balance of Collection Golden Gloves Tickets, Stubs, Credentials The items in this massive collection of more than six hundred full tickets, stubs and press credentials were issued and used to witness countless jabs, uppercuts and knockouts at Chicago venues serving as host to the time-tested Golden Gloves preliminaries and finals. Ranging in quality from (EX-MT) to (VG-EX), this mountainous assortment includes admission passes to famed gymnasiums including St. Sabina, St. Rita, St. Andrew and, for championship nights, the hallowed Chicago Stadium. Dating from 1936 through 1964, the vouchers include those used to witness title endeavors of Cassius Clay 1959 Intercity Light-Heavyweight defeat of Tony Madigan; Ingemar Johansson (7) 1951 Europe vs. Chicago bout; Sonny Liston (5)1953 Intercity Heavyweight title, (4) 1953 International Heavyweight Title; and Emanuel Steward (8) lb title (46) Different Signed Boxing 8x10 Photos In this corner... is a collection of (46) photographs autographed by pugilism greats from the past century. These (mostly) 8x10 items are ideal from framed display and serve as the canvas for signatures that project ( 8-10 ) strength throughout. Highlights include: Hector Camacho, Angelo Dundee, Roberto Duran, George Foreman, Marvin Hagler, Larry Holmes, Jake LaMotta, Archie Moore, Ken Norton, Willie Pep, Gene Tunney and Tony Zale. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentication. For a more comprehensive list of autographed photos in this lot, please visit our website s Wrestling Multi-Signed Belt and Publication Collection The offered 1980s wrestling multi-signed belt and publication collection is more potent than a Jimmy Superfly Snuka top-rope splash, or an Iron Sheik camel clutch. Leading the way is a multi-signed replica World Heavyweight Champion belt. This apparel is signed in black or silver ink (all 8-9 ) by (23) grapplers including Ric Flair, Wahoo McDaniel (d.2002), Bruno Sammartino, Ken Patera, Rick Martel, The Rock and Roll Express: Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson, Ricky Steamboat, Tito Santana, Sergeant Slaughter, Madusa Miceli, Missy Hyatt, Road Warrior Animal (Joe Laurinaitis), Arn Anderson, Ole Anderson, Macho Man, Tully Blanchard, Doink, Bobby The Brain Heenan, Gary Michael Cappetta (announcer) and Nikoli Volkov plus two unidentified. Also present are (18) unsigned wrestling publications from 1986 (all NM). The signed belt comes with a full photo LOA from James Spence Authentications. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (5) Heavyweight Champions Golden Gloves Finals Tickets/Stubs These five tickets each pack a wallop, indeed! Issued at separate installments of Chicago s famed Golden Gloves tournaments at the city s Madison Ave. Stadium venue, these colorful vouchers hail from fight nights in which future professional Heavyweight Champions claimed their titles in the amateur arena. Includes: Ingemar Johansson March 29, 1951 Europe vs. Chicago (EX with creases); Sonny Liston March 6, 1953, full ticket (EX with small creases and COMPLIMENTARY stamping on reverse); Ernie Terrell March 20, 1957 (EX-MT with uneven admission tear); Cassius Clay March 11, 1959 RINGSIDE ticket (VG-EX with vertical crease); and Jimmy Ellis March 8, 1961, full ticket (EX with creases) Golden Gloves Finals Tickets/Stubs - (15) Different With Clay and Liston The majority of these fifteen tickets were issued at the Chicago Stadium for post-war Golden Gloves amateur bouts. The colorful vouchers feature seating and event legends, boxingthemed designs and Tribune Tower likenesses. With most showing (EX-MT) quality, the run includes: 1940 Joey Maxim and Bantamweight great Harold Dade, 1941 a repeat 112-lb. Title for Dade, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 a RINGSIDE finals stub (VG-EX) from Sonny Liston s Heavyweight bout; 1954, 1955, 1956 full ticket with (3) hole punching, 1958, 1959 mezzanine stub from Cassius Clay s Light- Heavyweight match, 1961 and 1964 (full ticket, VG-EX with moisture stain and (2) sets of staple holes) (4) Signed Boxing Lot with Early De La Hoya US Team Photo Presented is a quartet of boxing signed relics highlighted by a 1992 U.S. Olympic Boxing Team 8x10 photo-plaque signed by (13) including very early Byrd, Forrest and De La Hoya ( 10 ) signatures. The remaining items include a pair of Everlast caps signed by Griffith and Steward, and an Everlast corner-post signed by (43) including Frazier, Hagler and Patterson. Signatures average ( 8-9 ) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the contents of this lot (9) Notable Olympians Golden Gloves Tickets/ Stubs - With Ali and Johansson Presented are nine tickets or stubs issued for Golden Gloves amateur title bouts of famous pugilists who went on to succeed on a global stage. From hard-hitting line-up cards at the Chicago Stadium, the colorful vouchers average (EX) presentation quality and include: (2) Nate Brooks 1950 (135 lbs) and 1951 (147 lbs), Brooks went on the capture the Gold Medal (flyweight) in the 1952 Olympics; Ingemar Johansson 1951 Europe vs. Chicago, Johansson secured the Silver (Heavyweight) in 1952; Harry Smith 1955 full ticket (126 lbs), member of the 1956 Olympic team; (2) Joe Shaw1956 full ticket (135 lbs) and 1957 (147 lbs), member of the 1956 Olympic team; Jim Boyd 1956 full ticket, went on to win the Gold Medal (Light-heavyweight) in 1956; Cassius Clay 1959 RINGSIDE stub, won Gold Medal (Light- Heavyweight) in 1960; and Wilbert McClure 1958, won Gold Medal (Light- Middleweight) in (77) Golden Gloves Tickets, Stubs and Credentials - With Liston and Others Prior to dreaming up baseball s All-Star Game, Chicago Tribune Sports Editor Arch Ward had an equally well-received idea on the amateur boxing front. Still going strong, the Ward-conceived Golden Gloves tournament has showcased some of the ring s most iconic battlers. This lot of (77) tickets, stubs and press passes hails from the 1940s through 1960s and includes title night vouchers (mostly EX to EX-MT) from several who were to subsequently gain acclaim on the professional canvas. Highlighting the (9) full tickets are: (3) Sonny Liston March 6, 1953, (1) is (EX-MT) and (2) are (EX); and Jimmy Ellis March 8, 1961 (VG-EX). The (55) stubs include (2) Joey Maxim March 6, 1940, (minimally EX-MT with vertical admission tears, Bantamweight legend Harold Dade was on that night s card, as well). Also included are (13) press credentials (3 with original strings) dating from 1940 through (50) Signed Boxing 8x10 Lot with (10) Schmeling, (10) Patterson The offered lot contains (50) signed 8x10 boxing photographs penned by four legends of the ring. The signatures average ( 9 ) on crisp photographs and are accompanied by an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. This lot contains (20) Moore, (10) Patterson (each inscribed with Heavyweight Champion or Hall of Fame), (10) Pep and (10) Schmeling. 251

50 MODERN INSERTS (6) Modern Babe Ruth Game-Used Bat Cards and Inserts with 1/1 Own a slice of The Bambino with these six modern Babe Ruth game-used bat cards and inserts. Included are Game-Used Ruth Bat Cards: 2002 Fleer Fall Classics (#/100), 2003 Topps Tribute Bonds/Ruth dual, 2005 Playoff Prime Cuts (#/50), 2009 Topps American Legends (#3/25, matches jersey number); Inserts: 2007 UD Premier 1934 World Series replica patch (#34/35, matches year) and 2008 SPX #BR90 (1/1) Upper Deck Yankee Signature Near Set (85/87) with Cashman SP Upper Deck put on their pinstripes with the offered 2003 Yankee Signature near set of (85/87) cards. This crisply penned certified autograph set includes the tough Cashman SP and is missing only the Alexander and Goodman shortprints for completion. Highlighted in this (NM-MT) group are Berra, Boggs, Cashman SP, Ford, Mattingly, Niekro, Rizzuto, Torre and Winfield. Also present is the base set of (100 cards) and (23) additional Yankee-themed singles (25) High-End Modern Certified Autograph/ Patch/Jersey Singles An astonishing array of Hall of Fame talent and top-flight superstars are found with these (25) modern baseball certified autograph, patch and jersey singles. The majority of these cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Highlights include Auto/Game-Used: (11 cards) with 2000 Upper Deck Pros & Prospects: Bonds, Ripken Jr., A. Rodriguez; 2001 SP Game Bat Edition: Bonds, A. Rodriguez, Ryan; 2004 Leaf Limited Ryan (#/25), 2006 Ultimate Collection: Griffey Jr.,/Jeter dual (#/5, Griffey is three color patch), Ripken (#/10, two color patch), 2008 Playoff Prime Cuts Rose (#/25, threecolor Expos patch); Certified Autographs: (8 cards) with 2001 Sweet Spot: A. Rodriguez, Ryan; 2002 Sweet Spot Bonds, 2003 Sweet Spot Ripken Jr., 2004 Leaf Limited: #3 Pujols (#/25), Ripken Jr. (#/25); 2007 UD Premier Jeter/Ripken Jr., (#/25) and Game-Used: (5 cards) with 2003 SPX Gehrig/Ripken dual (#/90, Ripken is three color patch). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website (68) Modern Baltimore Orioles Auto/ Jersey/Insert Collection Birds of a feather flock together with these (68) modern Baltimore Orioles certified autograph, game-used jersey/bat and insert singles. The majority of cards from this Hall of Fame intensive gathering are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Highlights include Certified Autographs: (20 cards) with 1997 Topps Stars Rookie Reprints Weaver (BGS 8.5, Auto 10), 2005 Donruss Zenith Roberts; Game-Used: (44 cards, all jersey, unless noted) with 2001 Fleer Ripken: (2) jersey, (2) game-used base; 2001 Leaf Certified Murray (#/33), 2002 Leaf Certified Palmer (#/20) and 2007 SPX Ripken (#/25, four jersey pieces). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (12) Prince Fielder Certified Autograph Rookie Cards At the tender age of 25, Prince Fielder has already clubbed more than 100 home runs for the Milwaukee Brewers. Presented is a stellar grouping of twelve Prince Fielder certified autograph rookie cards. Included are (9) 2002 Upper Deck Prospect Premieres #92 and (3) 2005 Bowman Chrome #221 (Xfractor is #/225, Refractor is #/500) (15) Modern Hall of Fame Jersey/Bat Cards with Jackson, Ruth & Gehrig Presented are fifteen modern insert cards that pay homage to legends such as Jackson, Ruth and Gehrig. The majority of these greats are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Included are 2004 Donruss Timeless Treasures T. Williams (three jersey/bat pieces), 2004 Leaf Limited: #202 Ruth bat, Cobb (#/50); 2007 UD Premier: Clemente (#/29, three jersey pieces), Cobb (#/21, three bat pieces), Gehrig (#/25, four jersey pieces, each with pinstripe), Paige (#/12, three jersey pieces). J. Robinson (#/75, three jersey pieces) and 2008 Playoff Prime Cuts J. Jackson bat (#/50). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website (222) Certified Autograph Cards with Koufax Assembled are (222) baseball certified autograph cards, packed with Hall of Famers such as Sandy Koufax. Many of these difficult insert cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Highlights include Topps Products: (27 cards) with 2001 Team Topps Legends Mays; Donruss Products: (115 cards) with 1991 Elite Sandberg, 1992 Elite: Molitor, Yount; 1998 Significant Signatures: Koufax, Ryan; 2001 Classics #181 Sandberg; Fleer Products: (32 cards) with 1999 Skybox Autographics Ripken Jr., 2001 Greats of the Game Sandberg; Upper Deck Products: (23 cards) with 1990 Upper Deck #9 R. Jackson (#/2500, first certified autograph card in hobby), 1991 Upper Deck #H4 Jenkins/Killebrew/Perry; 1995 Autographs: #AC2 Mays, #AC4 Clemens and 1995 Minors #1 Jeter. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (29) Modern Football Autograph/ Jersey/Insert Cards Greats of the gridiron hit the field with these (29) modern football certified autograph, jersey and insert cards. The majority of these cards are serially numbered and come from tiered subsets. Highlights include Auto/Insert: (5 cards) with 2006 Topps Triple Threads #103 R. Bush RC (1/1, white whale printing plate yellow), (2) 2006 Exquisite #126 Jones-Drew RC (both #/225, both three-color); Certified Auto: (8 cards) with 2006 Topps Paradigm #97 R. Bush RC (#/99), 2006 Topps Rookie Premiere Autos Dual Bush/L. White (BGS 9, Auto 10), 2007 Donruss Elite #147 J. Russell RC (1/1), (2) 2006 Exquisite J. Kelly (both #/25, Machine Gun), 2007 Bowman Chrome #78 Bowe RC (#/50, refractor); Game-Used: (9 cards) with 2006 Leaf Certified Payton (#/34) and Inserts: (7 cards) with 2007 Topps Chrome #102 Gore AP (1/1, superfactor). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. 252 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

51 MODERN INSERTS & MULTI-SPORT Upper Deck Legends Football Certified Autograph Partial Set (147/162) Gridiron greats throughout the generations are found in the offered 1997 Upper Deck Legends Football certified autograph partial set of (147/162) cards. Numerous shortprints and Hall of Famers allow this promising gathering to be an ideal acquisition for the internet or show dealer. Highlighted in this (NM-MT) group are Key/Graded Cards: (10 BGS graded) with #7 Fouts, #10 Sayers, #13 Tarkenton, #20 Dawson, #21 Alworth SP, #28 Csonka SP, #37 Groza, #39 Hirsch, #40 Hornung, #48 Mackey (BGS 8), #54 Nomellini, #63 Shell SP, #66 Tittle, #83 Cannon SP, #124 Kemp, #134 J. Marshall, #137 McGee, #142 Millen SP, #165 B. Smith SP, #166 Stabler, #173 O. Taylor SP, #176 Webster SP and #178 Montana (BGS 8.5). With an opening bid of just 5% of the book value ($5000) of this set, this is a can't miss for any savvy investor. For a complete list of key and graded cards along with missing numbers, please visit our website (15) 2006 Jay Cutler Certified Autograph Rookie Cards Newly acquired Chicago Bears quarterback, Jay Cutler, is the focal point of the offered collection of (15) certified autograph cards.. The majority of these (NM-MT) cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Included are 2006 Topps DPP #173 (#/199), 2006 Topps Finest #154 (#/199), 2006 Bowman #114 (#/199), 2006 Donruss Classics #112 (#/100), 2006 Donruss Elite #162 (#/100), (4) 2006 Donruss Gridiron Gear #157 (all #/225), (3) 2006 Leaf Certified #200 (all #/50), 2006 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia #214 (#/125) and (2) 2006 SPX #159 (both #/1299) Quaker Sports Oddities Complete PSA Graded Set Prominent athletes from a variety of professional and amateur sports are the focus of this 1954 Quaker Sports Oddities complete set of (27) cards. Each graded by PSA, this high-grade set has a GPA of Included are PSA 10: (3 cards) with #8, 16, 25; PSA 9: (17 cards) with #3, 5, 6, #7 Stagg, #9-15, 17, 18, #19 Halas, 20, 24, #26 Nagurski; PSA 8: (4 cards) with #1, 2, 21 and #23 Globetrotters. For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. $ (51) & Football Singles Featured is a decent grouping of (51) and Football singles from a variety of manufacturers. This Hall of Fame intensive collection spotlights : 1933 E285 Rittenhouse Candy: (8 cards, all hand-cut but present VG to VG-EX) with (2) Foxx (one company back), Frisch, Klein; 1933 Goudey: (16 cards, median GD) with #1 Bengough (PR), #7 Lyons (VG), #19 Dickey (FR), #29 Foxx (FR), #35 Simmons (GD), #107 Manush (GD), #188 Hornsby (FR); 1934 Goudey: (13 cards, average GD) with #13 Frisch (GD), #21 Terry (FR), #27 Appling (GD), #62 Greenberg (VG); 1935 Goudey: (12 cards, mostly VG to VG-EX) with (2) Mahaffey/Foxx (VG, GD) and Football: 1935 National Chicle: (2) #1 D. Clark RC (both trimmed). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website Exquisite Football Complete Base/Auto Set of (102) Cards Presented is a carefully pieced together 2006 Exquisite Football complete base/auto set of (102) cards. This set features a myriad of Hall of Fame talent along with promising rookie certified autographs. Unless noted, each card is serially numbered to 150 copies. Highlights include Base Stars: (First 60 cards) with #22 Favre, #26 P. Manning, #35 Brady, #39 E. Manning, #47 Roethlisberger, #48 Parker, #49 Rivers, #50 Tomlinson; Certified Rookie Autographs: (Last 42 cards, five commons #/60) with #62 Fasano, #63 Cromartie, #65 B. Smith, #79 Jennings (#/60), #81 I. Martin, #83 Harrison, #85 Addai, #91 Kiwanuka, #92 Bell (#/60) and #94 Daniels. This ultra high-end football set is extremely difficult to complete, proving this to be an ideal acquisition for the modern collector (1000+) Multi-Sport Game-Used Jersey/ Autograph Card Singles The modern show dealer or internet opportunist will find tremendous break value with the offered (1000+) multi-sport game-used jersey/autograph card singles. Many of these insert cards are serially numbered and come from a variety of tiered subsets. Highlights include : (513 cards) with Auto/Game-Used: (6 cards, 3 Hall of Famers) with 2001 SP Game Bat Edition Ryan; Certified Autographs: (113 cards, 15 Hall of Famers) with 1990 Upper Deck R. Jackson (first certified autograph card), 1993 Leaf Elite Dominator: Mattingly, Molitor, Ryan; 2007 SP Legendary Cuts Lemon cut (#/53); Game-Used: (378 cards, 88 Hall of Famers, 3 three-color patches) with 2002 Bowman s Best #113 D. Wright RC bat, 2007 Sweet Spot Classic Hornsby, 2008 Topps Triple Threads Kaline (#/36, four jersey/bat pieces); Football: (401 cards) with Certified Autographs: (123 cards) with 2001 Team Topps Legends: Biletnikoff, (2) Maynard; Game-Used: (273 cards, 37 Hall of Famers, 4 three-color patches) with 2004 Leaf Certified #227 Roethlisberger RC and 2008 Donruss Classics Largent/Newsome/Rice triple. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 254 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (8) Multi- Sport Unopened Wax & Cello Packs-All PSA Start an instant wax collection with these eight multi-sport unopened packs. Each graded and encapsulated by PSA, many tantalizing highgrade possibilities could be hiding within. Included are : 1960 Topps Cello (PSA 7, first series); Football: 1959 Topps Cello (PSA 5, second series), 1961 Fleer Five-Cent Wax (PSA 6), 1964 Philadelphia 10-Cent Cello (PSA 5), 1965 Philadelphia Five-Cent Wax (PSA 8), 1966 Topps Five-Cent Wax (PSA 7), 1969 Topps 10-Cent Wax (PSA 7) and Basketball: 1972 Topps Wax (PSA 7) (84) 1940s- 1960s Multi- Sport Exhibits A host of athletes from a variety of sports grace these (84) 1940s-1960s multi-sport exhibits. Highlights include Exhibit Salutations: DiMaggio (VG-EX), Greenberg (VG-EX), T. Williams (EX); 1948 s Great Hall of Fame Exhibits: (48 cards, median VG-EX) with Cobb (VG); Football Exhibits: (5 cards, mostly EX-MT) with Graham (EX-MT); 1950s-1960s Boxing Exhibits: (24 cards, majority EX-MT) with Louis (VG-EX) and late 1920s Glick/LaBarba two-side (EX). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 255

52 MULTI-SPORT (520+) Multi-Sport Shoebox Collection with Mantle Presented is a (520+) multi-sport shoebox collection that is packed with Hall of Fame talent from both the gridiron and diamond. Highlights include : (325 cards) with Topps: 1957: #407 Mantle/Berra (GD), 1958 #487 Mantle AS (VG); 1959: #10 Mantle (VG), #543 Corsair Trio/Clemente (VG); 1967: (2) #150 Mantle (VG-EX, GD), #200 Mays (VG-EX); 1969 #500 Mantle (EX); Football: (197 cards) with Topps: 1956 #22 Cardinals Team SP (VG-EX), 1958: #66 Starr (EX), (2) #73 Gifford (both VG), (2) #90 Jurgensen RC (EX, VG); 1962: (6) #92 McElhenny SP (average VG), (3) #176 CL ((2) VG, marked); 1972: (5) #150 Bradshaw (average EX-MT, slight size variances), (2) #200 Staubach RC (VG-EX, VG); Bowman: 1953 #96 Cross RC SP (GD); (2) 1955 #52 Summerall RC (VG-EX, VG) and Philadelphia: (2) 1964 #91 Olsen RC (EX-MT, GD). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Multi-Sport Grab Bag of Vintage Cards and Rarities The offered assortment spans more than a half-century of collectibles showcasing diamond, gridiron and hardwood stars. Includes: (5) 1914 B18 Blankets (average EX); 1916 Ferguson Bakery BF2 Ray Schalk Pennant (EX-MT); (12) 1950 Philadelphia Bulletin Pin-Ups mostly (EX-MT) with Ashburn; (9) 1957 Kahn s Wieners average (VG) with Clemente (PR); 1967 Pro s Pizza Ernie Banks (EX to EX-MT); (5) Cards 1887 Gold Coin Bassett (GD), 1910 Old Mill Cigarettes Series 5 (Carolina Assn.) Humphrey (GD), 1935 National Chickle #18 Mikulak (SGC Authentic), 1955 Ashland/Aetna Oil Calvert (PSA 7); 1977 Topps Mexican #3 Payton/Simpson (GD). Complete listing available on our website (430) & Football Shoebox Collection- Loaded The sports card dealer will find tremendous break value with the offered (430) baseball and football shoebox collection. This gathering is loaded with keynote Hall of Famers such as Aaron, J. Brown, Mantle, Maris, Namath, Starr and Staubach. Highlights include : (147 cards) with Topps: 1959: #202 Maris (VG), 1962: #1 Maris (VG); Other: 1962 Post: #5 Mantle (FR, ad); Football: (283 cards) with Topps: 1959: #23 Starr (EX- MT), 1960: #23 J. Brown (VG), 1972: #200 Staubach RC (EX); Bowman: 1950: #51 Fears RC (EX), 1951: #96 Stautner (VG); Fleer/Philadelphia: 1964 Philadelphia: #30 J. Brown (EX-MT) and 1966 Philadelphia: #41 J. Brown (EX). For a complete list of stars, please visit our website (2000+) Football & Basketball Singles with Many Stars Presented is an interesting collection of (2000+) football and basketball singles. The football portion exhibits a distinct beltway flavor with many early Colts and Redskins. Highlights include Football: Topps: 1956: #1 Carson SP (GD); 1962: #1 Unitas (colored); 1964: #29 Gilchrist SP (GD); 1968: (150 cards, median GD to VG) with #65 Namath (VG), #196 Griese RC (GD); 1969: (130 cards, mostly VG) with #26 Picciolo RC (VG), (2) #120 Csonka RC (VG, GD); 1970: (251 cards, median EX- MT) with #90 Simpson RC (EX); 1972: (221 cards, average EX-MT) with #100 Namath (EX-MT) and Topps Basketball: : (161 cards, median NM) with #240 Erving (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (14) Kellogg s and Football Complete/ Partial Sets Presented is a gathering of fourteen Kellogg s and Football complete/near sets. Included are Complete Sets: : (all factory in original mailers, unless noted) with (6) 1980 (one envelope only), (3) 1981, (2) 1982, (2) 1983 and Partial Set: Football: 1970: (28/60 cards, median NM) (15) Topps, Basketball and Hockey Sets Presented is a selection of fifteen Topps baseball, basketball and hockey complete sets. Highlights include Topps : (4 sets) with 1974 with Traded: (EX-MT) with #456 Winfield RC (EX-MT); 1976: (NM), 1978: (NM-MT) with #36 Murray RC (NM-MT), #707 Molitor/ Trammell RC (NM-MT); 1979: (NM-MT) with #116 O. Smith RC (NM); Topps Basketball: (9 sets) with : (NM) with #39 Walton RC (NM), #200 Erving (NM); : (NM) with #300 Erving (NM); : (NM-MT) with #1 Erving (NM); Topps Hockey: (2 sets) with : (EX-MT) with #45 Dryden RC (VG-EX), #70 Howe (NM-MT), #100 Orr (NM-MT) and : (NM) with #100 Orr (EX-MT) and #160 Dryden (NM). It is assumed the handcollated sets are complete, although a card or two may be missing. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website. 256 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (50) Multi-Sport Graded Rookies with (17) Game-Used Inserts The modern card specialist will find value with these (50) graded rookie and baseball game-used insert cards. Highlights include Graded: : (26 cards) with 1993 Topps #98 Jeter (PSA 10), (5) 1993 SP #279 Jeter (BGS 8.5, (2) PSA 8, BGS 7, PSA 6), 1994 Flair #340 A. Rodriguez (PSA 10), 1994 Flair Wave of the Future A. Rodriguez (BGS 9.5), 1994 Fleer Update #86 A. Rodriguez (9.5), 2001 Bowman #264 Pujols (PSA 8), 2001 Upper Deck Prospect Premieres #62 R. Howard (BGS 9.5); Football: (8 cards) with 1998 Bowman s Best #112 P. Manning (PSA 10), 2000 Bowman Chrome #236 Brady (PSA 10); Game-Used/Inserts: (17 cards) with Game-Used Bat/Jersey: (11 cards) with 2004 Fleer Authentix: Rizzuto jersey, A. Rodriguez/Jeter dual jersey and Insert: 2008 SPX #33 Ruth (1/1). For a complete list of items, please visit our website (66) Multi-Sport Rookie Collection with Jordan Tremendous breakvalue is found with this (66) multi-sport rookie collection. Several legends of sport including Jordan, Payton and Ripken are found interspersed throughout. Highlights include: (45 cards, 37 graded) with 1969 Topps #260 R. Jackson RC (GAI 5), 1975 Topps #228 Brett RC (Gem 9.5), 1980 Topps #482 Henderson RC (NM), (6) 1982 Topps #21 Ripken RC ((2) PSA 8, PSA 7, Gem 10, Pro 9.5, Pro 8.5), 1982 Topps Traded #98T Ripken (PSA 8), (11) 1982 Fleer #176 Ripken RC ((9) PSA 8, SGC 88, Gem 10), (2) 1983 Topps #482 Gwynn RC (PSA 9, EX-MT), (2) 1989 Upper Deck #1 Griffey Jr. (both NM-MT); Football: (18 cards, 4 graded) with 1976 Topps #148 Payton RC (EX), (3) 1981 Topps #216 Montana RC (NM, (2) EX-MT), (7) 1986 Topps #161 Rice RC (average NM, one Gem 10), 1989 Score #257 Sanders RC (BGS 9) and Basketball: with Fleer #57 Jordan (BGS 6.5). For a complete list of cards, please visit our website. 257

53 MULTI-SPORT (165) Multi-Sport Complete Sets w/alcindor RC Offered is an amassment of (165) multi-sport complete sets. Unless noted, these mainstream sets each grade (NM to MT) with the majority being hand collated. Any key cards grade similarly to the remainder of the set. Highlights include : (35 sets) with Upper Deck: 2006 SP Authentic (base), (5) 2006 SP Legendary Cuts (base), (10) 2006 SPX (base); Football: (78 sets) with Topps: 1980, 1982, 1983, (2) 1984 (one Marino RC is EX), 1984 USFL, 1985, 1986, 1998 Bowman, (2) 2005 Bowman (base), 2005 Bowman Chrome (base), (3) 2006 Topps DPP (base); Upper Deck: (4) 2006 SP Authentic (base), (7) 2006 SPX (base); Basketball: (38 sets) with Topps: (3) (all factory); Fleer: (2) , (3) Tradition and Other: (10 sets) with (9) 2006 Razor Poker (base). Interestingly, a lone Topps #25 Alcindo RC (VG-EX) rounds out this collection. Due to the size/weight of this assortment, shipping and handling will be substantial. Local pick-up at our Silver Spring, Maryland location is highly advisable. For a complete list of sets, please visit our website Basketball & Hockey Wax Box Lot (83 boxes) Offered is a lot of 1990s hockey and basketball wax boxes that includes one case. The case is Leaf Hockey (15 box), and (68) loose boxes that includes (19) 1994 Donruss Hockey Update, (13) 1995 Donruss Hockey and (13) Skybox Basketball. A complete list is available on our website Super Heroes of Sports 30x42 Poster Signed by (58) Greats Presented is a Super Heroes of Sports 30x42 poster signed by an impressive (58) legends from the big four sports. Penned in blue Sharpie with signatures averaging ( 9 ), notable autographs include Banks, Snider, Stargell, DeBusschere, Macauley, Schayes, Walton, Jim Brown, Butkus, Hirsch, Hornung, Tittle, Van Buren, Beliveau, Delvecchio, Hull and Mikita. Despite minor to moderate edge and surface wrinkling, this whopping poster will enhance any autograph collection. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete list of the signatures (36) Signed Multi-Sport Photos, Flats and Cuts From the tennis courts, the links and racing ovals, the offered (36) autographs were executed by some of the finest athletes in those arenas. Comprised of color photographs and cut signatures, the lot is highlighted by bold signatures that average ( 9 ) strength. Highlights include: Auto Racing: Andretti, Petty and Rutherford; Golf: Sarazen, Snead and Sorenstam; Soccer: Pele; Tennis: Borg, Court, (2) Graf, King, and Navratilova. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures, please visit our web site Mostly Factory Set & Wax Lot of (141) The offered lot contains a whopping (141) wax boxes and factory sets ranging from 1986 to The overwhelming majority of the items are from the baseball realm, though basketball, football, hockey and a soccer box are included. This lot contains: (58) baseball factory sets, (17) traded sets and (34) wax boxes with the balance being an assortment of basketball, football and hockey. Please visit our website for a complete list of the included items (90,000+) Multi-Sport Cards Treasure Chest Presented is a massive collection featuring over (90,000) sports cards from various years and sports. While a handful of 1960s and 1970s cards are present, the overwhelming majority of the cards are from the 1980s and 1990s with a concentration of baseball cards. Basketball, football and hockey examples are included as well. A quick look through one shoe box revealed names such as Aikman, Elway, Gretzky, R. Jackson, C. Jones (RC), Lemieux, McCovey, Montana, E. Murray (RC, VG), Schmidt, Stargell (1965 Topps), Yount, (25) Cal Ripken and (100+) E. Murray. With hundreds of stars to be found in the remaining boxes, this lot is ideal for the modern collector seeking an instant card collection. Due to the size/weight of this lot, shipping charges will be substantial; local pick up in Silver Spring, MD is encouraged. 258 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Autograph Balance of Collection - With Mini Football Helmets From the diamond, gridiron, hardwood, and racing ovals you name it the sporting world s superstars are represented in this sizable collection of autographed souvenirs. The bold signatures average ( 8-9 ) quality (with exceptions noted). Highlights include: Football Mini-Helmets: Bowden, Ham (Penn State), Kelly (U of Miami), Mackey, Paterno, Winslow, Youngblood and (3) multi-signed Miami Dolphins helmets including Bob Griese/Jim Kiick; Signed San Antonio Spurs Mini-Jersey (11) silver Sharpie signatures ( 6 ) including Ferry and Robinson; (2) Signed Footballs: J. Brown ( 6 ) and Kelly; (2) Signed Football Jerseys: Brunell and Rivers; Signed Golf Cap a 2007 Bridgestone Invitational cap with (7) signatures ( 7 ) including Daly and Mickelson; (15) Signed Hockey Pucks: (signatures average 7 ) with Craig, Neely and Stojanov; and (3) Signed Framed Pieces: The Hanson Brothers, G. Howe and Selanne. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing of this lot s contents, please visit our website (21) UDA Signed s & Hockey Pucks Lot and hockey are well represented in this UDA collection of (21) single-signed relics. The lot contains ten signed baseballs and eleven signed pucks with signatures that average ( 9 ) and ( 8 ) respectively. Included are: (3) Belle, (2) Griffey Jr. (one All-Star baseball LE#/130), (2) Gwynn, (2) Mondesi, (2) M. Vaughn, (6) B. Clarke, (2) Br. Hull, Kurri and McSorely. Each signature comes with the original UDA COA and box. 259

54 MULTI-SPORT & TREASURE CHESTS (200+) Multi Sport Signed Photo Lot Presented is a collection of over (200) signed sports photographs. Though generally 8x10 in size, other sizes will be found. Many are personalized because these images were obtained both in-person and through the mail. Highlights include: Adu, B. Clarke, R. Couture, DeBusschere, Els, Ferrigno, Howe, B. Margera, Danica Patrick, Uecker, J. Wooden and Olympians Blair, Comaneci, Kerrigan and Retton. Given the size and nature of the lot, authentication was impractical and not cost-effective with possible secretarial and pre-printed signatures included. Please visit our website for additional information regarding the contents of this lot Baltimore Area Ticket Lot of (10) The offered tickets were issued for 1940s and 1950s events at venues along the eastern seaboard. Includes: (4) with 1952 St. Louis Browns (Baltimore s baseball predecessor) full ticket (NM); (2) September 1, 1957 Baltimore Orioles full tickets (NM); and 1971 ALCS Game 2 full ticket (obstructed view, NM); Football (4) with 1947 AAFC 49ers at Colts stub (Baltimore Stadium, EX-MT); Army-Navy stubs from 1958 and 1969 (Philadelphia Stadium, VG-EX w/mounting remnants on reverse); and 1984 Army-Navy full ticket (Veterans Stadium, NM); and Horse Racing (2) with Pimlico winning pari-mutuel tickets from 1953 (Native Dancer) and 1961 (Carry Back) Preakness races (both with handwritten notations on reverse) (150) 1920s-1980s Multi-Sport Publications Hours of informative reading awaits the winner of these (150) 1920s-1980s multisport publications with a baseball emphasis. The majority of publications do not have subscription tags affixed. Highlights include Multi-Sport Magazines: (85 publications) with Sport: (43 issues, median VG) and (19) assorted 1940s-1960s baseball magazines from a variety of publishers (median VG) with 1948 Dell Babe Ruth, As I knew Him (VG) and 1953 Dell Annual (VG, Mantle); Guides/Annuals: (65 publications) with Who s Who in : (45 issues, average VG-EX, with new editions better, includes complete run from ) with 1931 (GD, Grove), 1935 (VG, Dean), 1944 (GD, Musial) and 1957 Mantle (EX). For a more complete list of titles, please visit our website Multi-Sport Lot of (24) with Super Bowl I Program The offered assortment features a pair of significant programs and an array of press passes/tickets from the 1930s to the 1960s. Highlights include: 1.) Super Bowl I program (GD, glue-drop on front cover); 2.) 1963 Kentucky Derby (Chateaugay) collection with program (EX), (2) full tickets (NM), (4) stubs, (4) dining passes and (5) wager-tickets. Rounding out the lot are (4) NCAA track tickets (1 stub) as well as 1940 passes for Red Wings (season), Pro Football Writers and Official Football Observer Vintage Treasure Chest with (2) Mantle Autographs and Mays Bat The eclectic baseball memorabilia collector will appreciate this vintage baseball treasure chest that contains autographs, equipment, trading cards and other items. Highlights include Autographs: 1.) Mays single-signed bat ( 9, Rawlings); 2.) 1937 Newark Bears Team-Signed : (16 signatures, ball 3, signatures average 4-5 ) with West Panel: Hershberger (d.1940, allegedly first major leaguer to commit suicide); North Panel: Keller; South Panel: Hargrave (d.1942) and Gordon. The 1937 Newark Bears finished and are ranked as the third best minor league squad of all-time; 3.) multi-signed OAL ball: (7 signatures, ball 7 ) with Sweet Spot: Mantle (No.7); North Panel: T. Williams (d.2002); 4.) Mantle signed 8x10 and gameused bat piece display (12x15, Highland Mint) and Other Memorabilia: 1950s-1960s PM10 Pin Mickey Mantle (GD, Looking over Left Shoulder, 3 1/2 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items and signatures along with applicable death dates, please visit our website Balance of Collection with (525+) Vintage Singles and Autograph Flats with Mantle Presented is a diverse baseball balance of collection which contains (525+) vintage singles along with (60+) autograph flats including Mantle. Highlights include Vintage Cards: (529 cards) with Topps: 1953: (62 cards, composite GD), 1954 #30 Mathews (VG), 1959: (106 cards, majority VG to VG-EX), 1961 #2 Maris (VG-EX), 1970 #712 Ryan (VG-EX), 1972 #595 Ryan (VG); Bowman: 1952 #43 Feller (VG); Autographs: (35) assorted signed baseball cards with Rose (1989 Topps); 8x10 Photographs: (60 pictures, most 8-9, most personalized, following are not) with Aaron, Canseco/McGwire, DiMaggio, Ford, Henderson, Mantle, Mays and T. Williams. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of key cards and signatures along with applicable death dates, please visit our website (38) Vintage and Modern Lefty Grove Items with (2) Autographs Maryland native Robert Lefty Grove is the subject of these (38) vintage and modern items which include two autographs. Highlights include Lefty Grove Cards: (25 cards, all modern, unless noted) with 1929 R316 Kashin (PR), 1931 W517 #39 (VG), 1933 Goudey #220 (GD), 1934 Goudey #19 (PR), Batter-Up #31 (GD); Lefty Grove Autographs: (2 autographs) with 8x10 picture ( 9, photo curls) and HOF plaque postcard ( 8 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a more complete list of items, please visit our website Treasure Chest with Autographs, Sets and Singles Presented is a vintage baseball treasure chest that is packed with autographs, sets, and singles. Highlights include Cards: 1956 Topps #33 Clemente (PSA 6), 1975 Topps near set: (657/660 cards, median NM) with #223 Yount RC (NM), #228 Brett RC (NM); Memorabilia: 1.) Mantle Hartland Statue: (NM, with replica bat, does not stand); 2.) 1962 Safe at Home one sheet movie poster (VG) and 3.) single-signed Rose Adirondack bat. ( 10, PSA/DNA cert card). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 260 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

55 TREASURE CHESTS (29) Balance of Collection with Jeter Presented is a (29) piece baseball balance of collection that contains signatures from the likes of Barry Bonds and Derek Jeter. This offering contains autographs on a variety of mediums, and a sampling of vintage trading cards is also present. Included are Single-Signed s: (14 balls, average 8-9, balls mostly 7-8, unless noted) with OAL: (2) Berra, Murray, I. Rodriguez, Ryan; ONL: Musial, Rose, Slaughter, Spahn; Other: Ba. Bonds (Official League, north panel), Schmidt; Single-Signed 8x10 Photographs: (10 photographs, all 8-9 ) with Berra, Jeter (1994 Signature Rookies #/1000), Rose, Schmidt, Spahn and Vintage Cards: 1953 Bowman Color: #44 Berra/Bauer/Mantle (trimmed). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items, applicable death dates and inscriptions, please visit our website (27) Autograph/ Memorabilia Treasure Chest Presented is an eclectic (27) piece baseball autograph/memorabilia collection. This assortment is highlighted by Graded Hall of Fame Plaque Cards: (20 cards, all PSA/DNA, present ( 8-9 or better) with R. Ferrell, Herman, Hubbell, Hunter, Lemon, Mize, Wynn; Other Items: 1.) (2) Reach American League Guides: 1905 (VG, 360 pg.), 1936 (GD, 320 pg.); 2.) 1928 W565 complete set on two uncut sheets of (25 cards) each with Gehrig, Heilmann, Lazzeri, A. Simmons (both GD to VG) and 3.) dated 12/29/78 ECAC Festival basketball program signed by Nieman ( 9, PSA/DNA sticker with accompanying cert card). For a complete list of items and applicable death dates, please visit our website Yankees Treasure Chest with Signed Martin & (2) DiMaggio Containing both signed and unsigned collectibles, this Yankees lot will delight any New York fan. Highlights include: B. Martin (d.1989, 9 ) Number 1 book; OAL ball signed by (4) with DiMaggio (d.1999, side panel), signatures average ( 6 ); 1953 and 1955 Yankees/Dodgers World Series programs (off-grade); and (10) signed 8x10 photos including DiMaggio ( 9, photo shows minor surface wear). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information on this lot Orioles Memorabilia Lot with Signed and Game Used Presented is a wide array of Orioles collectibles ideal for the Baltimore enthusiast. A few notable pieces include: 1.) Rene Gonzalez game-used Louisville Slugger (31oz/34 ) signed by (16) with Ripken and Schilling; 2.) Dan Graham game-used Louisville Slugger (34oz/34-1/2 ) signed by (13) with Ripken; 3.) Ripken signed wrist band; 4.) Murray signed game-used batting glove; and 5.) 1983 World Series Press Pin (NM-MT). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Featuring other game-used, signed and vintage articles, this lot merits online viewing for further information Multi-Sport Lot with Signed Tagliabue, Pres Ford, Night Train Lane The presented lot contains an array of signed and unsigned multi-sport collectibles with a concentration of Dick Night Train Lane relics. Featuring sixty-two total pieces, this diverse collection is highlighted by: 1.) 1997 Gridiron golf program signed by (24) including Landy; 2.) Jerry Ford ( 7 ) signed 8x10 personalized to Night Train Lane; 3.)-4.) Nolan Ryan and Willie Mays signed 8x10 photos; and 5.) Tagliabue signed 7x10 TLS. Signatures average ( 9 ) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a complete list of the contents of this lot as there are many signed relics and a trio of vintage Topps Mantle cards Multi-Sport Signed and Unsigned Treasure Chest From game-used materials to signed relics, the presented lot offers something for every collector. The lot contains (90+) signed pieces including a Mays/B. Robinson/ Yastrzemski Louisville Slugger MC44 model (average 7 ), Yastrzemski twice-signed Louisville Slugger MC44 (average 7 ), signed cards of Starr, (2) Unitas, Abdul-Jabbar and Musial 8x10 photographs, Radcliffe cap (Grays), Stieb game-used Blue Jays cap. Unsigned relics include a 1960s Twins blue base nodder (EX-MT), (3) 1914 B18 baseball felts (average GD/VG) and a 1964 Phillies World Series phantom press pin (NM). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the contents. 262 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (35) Ted Williams Items with Crate & Signed Moxie Tin Containing only Teddy Ballgame relics, the presented lot is highlighted by a signed ( 6 ) reproduction Moxie 15x10 advertising tin. The lot also contains a Ted s Root Beer wooden crate (18x12x10, one cracked panel), (2) full 7 ounce bottles and (2) glasses (each NM) as well as (7) 1940s original stills (4x3 to 5x3) and (19) vintage publications featuring Williams on the cover. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for a list of the remaining items in this Ted Williams collection Multi Sport Lot with News Photos and Press Passes Presented is a massive lot of vintage multi-sport collectibles obtained from a former sports editor. The lot features (30) press passes including 1939 NY World s Fair, (2) 1951 & (2) 1952 Kentucky Derby and press-buttons for the 1973 NIT and (2) Knicks playoffs; (150+) news service and publicity photos (assorted sizes and condition) with Ali, Campanella, DiMaggio, J. Johnson, Marciano, Paige, Thorpe and many more; (35) assorted publications and (6) bats with a 1955 Dodgers and 1956 Yankees Championship Louisville Sluggers (both VG). Please visit our website for a more detailed listing of the contents, as this lot warrants further attention. 263

56 TREASURE CHESTS & AMERICANA (76) Signed Game Tickets and Unsigned Yearbook/ Programs The eclectic baseball memorabilia collector will savor these (76) signed game tickets and unsigned yearbook/programs. Highlights include Signed Tickets: (14 tickets, all 8-9, full tickets and NM, unless noted) with (2) Aaron (both HOF, one Steiner sticker), Carlton/Schmidt (1980 World Series Printer s Proof), Clemens (9/18/96, 20 strikeouts), (2) Ryan (6/11/90, No Hitter and commemorative reprint) and Yearbooks/Programs: (41 publications, average EX). A selection of (21) assorted multi-sport publications and other trinkets (average EX-MT) round out this collection. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website Treasure Chest with Oddball Sets and Proofs The eclectic oddball enthusiast will want to snap up this baseball treasure chest that is packed with sets and proofs. Highlights include 1.) 1981 Donruss Proofs: (3) R. Jackson/Brett/blank mini panels, (3) Brett jumbo, (3) R. Jackson jumbo, (3) blank jumbo-all NM to NM-MT; 2.) Perma-Graphics complete sets: 1982 All Star Gold (factory), 1982 Super Star Gold (factory), 1983 All Star Gold, (2) 1983 Super Star Gold and 3.) (3) 1986 Meadow Gold Blank Back sets with (16) complete boxes (all NM-MT). For a complete list of items, please visit our website (183) 1930s Non-Sport Grab Bag with (134) Horrors of War Comical mice, swashbuckling bandits of the high seas and other figures are the focus of these (183) 1930s non-sport singles. Included are (2) 1930s Mickey Mouse Gum #1 (both GD), 1930s Mickey Mouse with the Movie Stars: #115 (PR), #119 (GD); Goudey Indian Gum: (25 cards, average GD) with Series of 288: #185 (FR); 1933 Sea Raiders English/French: (5 cards, majority VG), 1933 Tootsie Circus #8 Bearded Lady (FR, with back damage), 1935 Film Funnies: #15 (VG-EX), #24 (GD); 1936 Dare Devils: (9 cards, median VG) with #2, #5 Billy the Kid (VG), (2) #10 Woman in Red (both GD) and 1938 Gum Horrors of War: (134 cards, average VG, all low numbers with moderate duplication). For a complete list of card numbers, please visit our website s- 60s Cowboys & Indians Card Lot of (131) with Goudey The offered lot contains both a 1947 Goudey Indian Gum starter set (42/96) and an assortment of (89) cowboy/western exhibits. The 1947 Indian Gum cards average VG/VG-EX with #1 Sienne Tribe (GD). The 1940s-60s western exhibits (all blank back) grade similarly though seven examples will show a small pencil marking on the reverse. Notable exhibits include Wayne, (5) Rogers, (6) Autry and (9) Lone Ranger. $ Leaf Famous Discoveries & Adventures Complete PSA Graded Set Settlers of the New World, indigenous populaces and technological advances throughout the ages are the focus of this 1961 Leaf Famous Discoveries & Adventures complete set of (50) cards. Each graded by PSA, this ready-to-register edition has a GPA of 8.46 with (23) PSA 9 (four o/c), (2) PSA 8.5, (24) PSA 8 and (1) PSA 7. For a listing of cards in this set and their respective grades, please visit our website (169) Willabee & Ward Commemorative Multi-Sport Patches Celebrate the history of baseball, football and hockey with these (169) Willabee & Ward commemorative patches. These colorful pieces of (NM-MT) replica fabric are accompanied by roster cards and are housed in sturdy individual binders. Included are : St. Louis Cardinals Championship Patches: (27 patches, one binder); 125 Years of Patches: (40 patches, two binders); Football: NFL Patches: (51 patches, three binders) and Hockey: NHL Patches: (51 patches, two binders) Vintage Political and Toy Treasure Chest Ideal for the non-sports fan, this presented lot features an array of political relics and vintage toys. Highlights include: 1.) 1920s US Presidents/Military uncut strip of (10) with T. Roosevelt (EX), chipping on right edge; 2.) 1910s Wilson framed 16x20 campaign poster (VG); 3.) 1950s Marx Dodge RC car (EX-MT) in original box (EX); and 4.) (31) 6 silver Presidential spoons (tarnished to varying degrees). Also included are (9) vintage political pins, (4) vintage pull-toys/games and R. Nixon showerhead in the original box. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the items in this lot Topps Mars Attacks #55 Checklist - PSA 6 Graded EX-MT 6 by PSA, the final card (#55) in the ever-popular 1962 Mars Attacks series features the gripping colorful images composed by famed pulp artist Norman Saunders. Saunders, incidentally, was first hired by Topps in 1958 to artistically alter the image of players who had been traded. 264 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

57 AMERICANA Topps Famous American Stamps Near Set (70/80) Founding fathers, inventors, sports legends and other innovators are the focus of this 1963 Topps Famous American Stamps near set of (70/80) stamps. Highlights include #1 Washington (GD), #16 Lincoln (GD), #34 Kennedy (GD), #50 Ruth (GD), #59 Thorpe (GD) and #60 Gehrig (GD). The remaining stamps grade (GD) with creasing. Missing numbers include #5, 13 and s Jello Airplane Coins Complete Set of (200) with Wheel Display Presented is a 1960s Jello Airplane Coins complete set of (200) coins. This Canadian series is accompanied by the original wheel display which houses (25) coins for the eight different colors that these food inserts were issued in. The plastic marble blue display grades (EX-MT), while the accompanying coins fare similarly with some better and others lesser. $ Leaf Munsters Regular & Stamp Sets The loveable ghouls known as the Munsters take on all comers with this 1964 Leaf complete set of (72 cards). Accompanying this primarily (VG-EX to EX) set are sixteen elusive stamp inserts, which average (NM). This black-and-white edition is ideal for non-sport enthusiasts and fans of the acclaimed television series (330) Non-Sport Set & Singles Collection Celebrities, historical figures and the times and seasons of American history are on display with this (330) piece non-sport set and singles collection. Highlights include Unopened Wax: (2) 1952 Bowman Television & Radio Stars cello (EX-MT, VG, one with loose wrapping), 1966 Topps Batman 5-cent wax (EX-MT); 1950s: 1952 Bowman Television & Radio Stars #14 Hope (EX), 1953 Bowman Television & Radio Stars near set: (86/96, median EX, 26 duplicates) with #8 Marx SP (VG); 1956 Topps Hit Stars near set: (70/88, median EX to EX-MT, 18 duplicates); 1960s: 1960 Fleer Spins and Needles complete set: (40 cards, mostly NM), 1966 Topps Battle #66 CL (VG-EX), Topps Man on the Moon Series 1: (55 cards, average NM-MT) and 1970s-1980s Sets: (11 sets) with 1972 Topps U.S Presidents: (43 cards, median NM- MT). For a complete list of key items, please visit our website Dixie Lids Set & 1940s- 60s Hollywood Exhibit Lot The presented lot features an array of Hollywood, movie and music collectibles. This lot contains: (166) 1940s-60s exhibits averaging (VG-EX) despite occasional pencil-markings on the reverse, including (24) 1930 Celebrity Fans, (35) Billboard and many more, highlighted by Abbott/Costello, The Beatles, (2) Cosby, Crosby, Davis Jr., Gable, Hope, Martin, Presley, Sinatra, Rolling Stones, D. Ross and Streisand. The final part of this lot is a 1952 Dixie Lids complete set of (24) averaging (NM, with tabs) with Hope, Taylor and Wayne. Please visit our website for additional information (104) 1960s-1980s Original Movie Posters with Casablanca Compiled is an amazing collection of New Hollywood era original movie posters starring an assortment of significant major motion pictures. Blockbuster highlights include (3) E.T. the Extraterrestrial on heavy stock (minor creasing), Empire Strikes Back rerelease (1981) and a rare 1978 reprint Casablanca 18x24. American cult classics form the majority of this marvelous gathering with titles such as The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Blazing Saddles, Romeo & Juliet, Smokey & the Bandit and American Graffiti. Most of the relics are original, production-release posters that feature the original folds along with moderate creasing from years of being stored improperly. The posters range in grade from (EX) to (GD) with most falling in the (VG/VG-EX) range. For a complete listing of the (104) posters in this lot, please visit our website (250+) Hollywood & TV Signed Photo Lot Presented is a collection of over (250) signed celebrity publicity photographs. Though generally 8x10 in size, other sizes will be found. Many are personalized because these relics were obtained both inperson and through the mail. Highlights include P. Collins, Derschowitz, Gore, A. Judd, Maher, Margolis, Philbin, Rather, T. Robbins, Sajack, M. Sheen, R. Simmons, Spurlock, G. Thorogood and A. West. Given the size and nature of the lot, authentication was impractical and not cost-effective with possible secretarial and pre-printed signatures included. Please visit our website for additional information regarding the contents of this lot Star Trek Signed First Family Lithograph Gene Roddenberry s creative vision for the original Star Trek series lasted eighty episodes before the brain trust at NBC designated the show to the Friday night death slot, effectively ending the series in During the show s three season run, the series gained an extremely loyal following that continued to grow through worldwide syndication after the show s untimely demise. The popularity of Roddenberry s creation continues today, and his original series was the basis for the multitude of spin-offs that have cemented Star Trek as a pillar of American popular culture. Presented is a beautiful limited edition lithograph that features (6) of the original (7) cast member signatures in gold marker on an attractive 26x35 print with Grace Lee Whitney along the bottom edge. Each signature is located near the respective actor and includes James Doohan (d.2005, 9 ), Walther Koenig ( 10 ), Nichelle Nichols ( 10 ), Leonard Nimoy ( 9 ), William Shatner ( 10 ), Grace Lee Whitney ( 10 ) and George Takei ( 10 ). Finding a complete autograph set for any nonsport entity can often be an arduous task, and this offering is a must for any serious Trekkie or TV memorabilia enthusiast. The lithograph is a limited edition (#367/500) and comes with a Celebrity Counter Signature LOA. Due to the size of this framed item, shipping surcharges apply. $ Collection of (103) Actors and Musicians Signed Photos The Hollywood set, Broadway Stage and Billboard charts are home to the entertainment icons whose signatures decorate this lot of (103) photographs. The powerful signatures average ( 8-9 ) strength with highlights including Lonnie Anderson, Bea Arthur, Sammy Cahn, Nell Carter, Walter Cronkite, Marlene Dietrich, Phyllis Diller, Fats Domino, Maynard Ferguson, Louise Fletcher, George Jones, Gordon Porky Lee, Robert Mitchum, Brent Musberger, Leroy Neiman, Kim Novak, Dan Rather, Lynn Redgrave, Carl Reiner, Smokey Robinson, Neil Sedaka, Penny Singleton, Conway Twitty and Adam West. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Autographed Politician/ Hollywood (40) Photos and (20) Flats The offered lot of (60) items features autographs of some of America s most popular television personalities and political figures. These celebrity pennings average ( 8-9 ) strength and clarity throughout. The collection is comprised mostly of signed photo prints including: (40) Signed Photographs: Gene Autry, William Bendix (d.1964), Harry Blackstone (d.1965), Art Carney, Marlene Dietrich, Lillian Gish, Charlton Heston, (2) Audrey Meadows, Vincent Price, Cesar Romero, Mickey Rooney and Jimmy Stewart; (20) Signed Flats: Spiro Agnew, Cyrus Aldrich (d.1871), (2) Nelson Aldrich (d.1915), Woody Allen, Bridgette Bardot, Ray Bolger, Eddie Cantor (d.1964), James Guthrie (d.1869) and Richard Yates, Jr. (d.1936). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete listing of this lot s contents and death dates, please visit our website. 266 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

58 AMERICANA Interesting Military Collection with 1860s West Point Jacket Offered is an assortment of mid-nineteenth century antiques related to the American Civil War. These wartime-era relics include: 1.) 1860s West Point Cadet coat (VG with several stains and deteriorating patches and a loose button); 2.) VMI cadet hat and belt (GD-VG with moderate leather cracking and deterioration on the bill of the hat, otherwise in good shape ); 3.) CDV of Ranald Slidell MacKenzie (Pach photography, GD); 4.) Strand of Robert E. Lee hair with Hamilton COA. 5.) (25) assorted bullets recovered from famous battlefields including a Spencer round; 6.) (10) assorted brass buttons from South Carolina and Virginia. 7.) Virginia Militia two-piece sword belt plate. 8.) Bullhorn powder keg (EX) and copper powder keg (GD with discoloration). An in-store review of this collection is highly suggested for historians and expert enthusiasts (94) 1930s- 40s Pin-Up Girls & Risque Exhibits Offered is a collection of (94) pin-up girls and risqué exhibits from the 1930s and 1940s. These exhibits average (EX/EX-MT), hail from several sets and display bold colors with only varying degrees of minor corner/edge wear. Coupled with (30) additional love/romance exhibits of the era, this collection will delight any exhibit collector. $ Circa-1890s Whitehead & Hoag Abraham Lincoln Pin This circa-1890s Whitehead & Hoag pin of Abraham Lincoln will draw serious consideration from presidential collectors and historians alike. The 1-1/4 celluloid image is clear and reveals only minimal surface discoloration. Lincoln s status as president is confirmed across the 2-1/2 broach that displays only moderate toning. The highly decorative red, white and blue silk ribbons are well preserved and firmly attached to the pin and broach. Beneath the fabric framed image is an ornate 3 gilded star and tassels arrangement which has survived the decades with only minimal wear. The blue lower ribbon measures 3-1/2, having sustained substantial fabric wear and partial separation with the lower portion missing. The advertising reverse confirms the manufacturer and displays only minimal peripheral paper loss. This souvenir is a scarcely seen nineteenth-century artifact that serves as a proud memorial to the sixteenth President of the United States (4) Signed Presidential Items - With (3) Ford and (1) Clinton Projecting Executive strength and clarity, these four Presidential scriptings average ( 9 ) quality throughout. Includes: (3) Gerald Ford (d.2006), signatures appear on the lower borders of color photographs that respectively measure 10x14 (PSA/DNA cert #E4 1053), 8x10 (PSA/DNA cert #E4 1052) and 10x8 (PSA/DNA cert #E4 1043). Included, as well is a 23-1/4 x 19-1/4 framed display that includes a 1996 letter (on White House stationery) signed by Bill Clinton. Accompanying the latter item is a full photo LOA (cert #W23468) from James Spence Authentications (9) Non- Sport Commemorative Patch Sets Presented is a interesting collection of (9) non-sport Willabee & Ward commemorative patches. These colorful pieces of replica fabric are accompanied by information cards and housed in sturdy decorative binders. Included are Coca- Cola Santa (32 patches, two albums), Corvette (36 patches, two binders), Disney (63 patches, four binders), Great American Lighthouses (35 patches, one binder), John Deere (35 patches, two binders) NASA Space Missions (50 patches, two binders), Pillsbury Bake-Off (42 patches, one binder), State Flags (51 patches, two binders) and Winnie the Pooh (10 patches, one binder) s-1960s Child s Americana Lot - With Comics The offered items were the everyday fare for an adolescent of yesteryear. The onetime owner of this collection focused his attention on comics and phonograph records Included: (202) Comic Books from DC, Marvel, Charlton and Gold Key, these late-1960s/early- 1970s comics are (Very Good) to (Fine) and include titles the likes of Batman, House of Mystery, Sgt. Rock, Superman and Young Love ; (6) 45 RPM Records in original sleeves (VG-EX) with hits from The Cellos, The Crests, The Platters, Carl Perkins and The Shirelles; Miscellaneous vintage magic trick instruction books and paraphernalia, 1960s political buttons, a 1940s Tip-Top Bread-issued Presidents of the U.S.A. pinwheel and, of course, fake dog poop (in original retail box) Johnny Cash Framed Display with Signed Check The offered display features a telling black-and-white image of The Man in Black, as well as a signed personal check. Housed in a 20-1/4 x 32-1/4 black frame with like-colored mating, a Def American promotional poster reveals Johnny Cash as he defiantly thrusts his right middle finger skyward during a performance. Just below, a check (made out to Cash s piano player) from the personal account of Cash and his wife, June Carter Cash, is dated June 12, 1982 and signed John R. Cash ( 9-10 strength) in blue ballpoint. The dual purpose of this display is to proudly showcase a country legend s bold autograph and to simultaneously unveil a sentiment we all feel from time to time. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications, as well as a letter from a previous sale at Sotheby s Aerosmith Signed Framed Poster Five Aerosmith member autographs show rock & roll quality of ( 9-10 ) in this bovine-themed display. The top-40 fixture s winged logo and large black Sharpie signatures of Hamilton, Kramer, Perry, Tyler and Whitfield accent the Udderly Aerosmith poster in a 30 x 37 frame with double matting. Accompany is a full photo LOA from PSA/DNA (Cert. #C84999). There are several scratches along the frame s outer edges Silver & Bronze Age Comic Books - With Superman Celebrating the superhero archetype, the Silver and Bronze age comic books enjoyed commercial success during the 1960s and 1970s. The offered collection of (287) comics includes beloved and inspiring characters from a generation ago. Including issues from DC, DC Action, Fawcett, Gold key, Harvey, Marvel and Whitman, the massive assortment showcases Spiderman, Superman, Supergirl, Superboy, Captain America, Archie and others with approximate grade breakdowns as follows: 2% VF; 21% FN; 55 % VG and 22% GD+. For a more comprehensive list of titles, dates and issue numbers, please visit our website (900+) 1960s-1980s Comic Book Collection with (50+) #1 Issues Presented is an exceptional gathering of late Sixties through early Eighties off-to-mid grade comic books. Featuring a remarkable (50+) #1 issues, this lot of approximately (917) cartoon stories consists of mostly Marvel Comics with a few DC Comics as well. Concentrations in this grouping include: Daredevil, Spider-Man and Conan. Highlighting this assembly is: Luke Cage #1 (Marvel s first African American Super Hero), Conan the Barbarian #1, Spider-Man #4, Ghost Rider #1, Godzilla King of Monsters #1, (3) The Nam #1, Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #1, The Amazing Spider-Man #252 (introduction of the Black Suit) and Daredevil #1.For a more extensive list please visit our website. 268 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Rock n Roll Signed & Unsigned Treasure Chest With over (200) total items this offered Rock n Roll lot will delight any music fan. Unsigned items include: (6) R&R HoF shirts; (25) sheet-music with Como (signed), D. Osmond (signed), Styxx, Van Morrison; (8) concert programs with (6) Monkees/Starr; (20) buttons with vintage Beatles; and (15) assorted tickets with (8) McCartney/Starr. Signed items include: (13) trading cards with (2) Hall, D. Jones, McMahaon; (4) signed Drum Heads with T. DiBiase and Spinal Tap; (150+) signed photos (mostly 8x10, some smaller) with Crow, Cyrus, Hynde, Loeb, Mellencamp, Nugent, J. Paycheck, Primus, Rimes and The Turtles; and a bra signed by (5) with Paul Revere. Given the size and nature of the lot authentication was impractical and not cost-effective with possible secretarial and pre-printed signatures included. These items were obtained in-person and through the mail. Please visit our website for additional information regarding the contents of this lot (92) Hollywood Music & Sports Signed Lot with (2) Satchmo From Satchmo to the Say Hey Kid, the offered lot contains an array of celebrity signed pieces including (3) books, (23) record albums and (66) 8x10 photographs. Generally personalized to Earl, these in-person and mail-request signatures average ( 7-8 ) with many of the photographs showing album-removable markings on the reverses. Notable items include: Photos: L. Armstrong (d.1971, signed name 7 and Satchmo 5 ), Autry, Banks, N.K. Cole (d.1965, 7 ), Dempsey, A. Gibson, D. Gillespie, G. Hayes, B. Hope, Hedda Hopper, Moe Howard (d.1975, 7, Joe & Larry in Moe s hand), Mays, D. Evans/B. Daniels (front/back); Albums: L. Armstrong (name & Satchmo, both 7 ), D. Gillespie, Q. Jones, Lenny Moore (Jimmy Smith album); and Books: Sidney Poitier, J.H. Johnson and E. Kitt. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information. 269

59 FABULOUS E94 George Close Candy Cy Young SGC 10 Full description available on our website E121 American Caramel Grover Alexander SGC 60 Full description available on our website T206 Ty Cobb (Red Portrait)-SGC 40 Full description available on our website (29) 1949 Eureka Sportstamps-All PSA Full description available on our website (15) Graded Cards with (10) 1949 Leaf Full description available on our website. $ Topps Milton Bradley #49 Brinkman YL - BVG 8 Full description available on our website T207 Russell Blackburne SGC 30 with Red Cycle Back Full description available on our website. $ T227 Miner s Extra Chief Bender PSA 3 Full description available on our website T3 Turkey Red George Gibson - PSA 4 Full description available on our website Topps Rack Pack GAI 8 Full description available on our website. $ Honest Long Cut Presidential Card Complete description available on our website. $ Scorekeeping Fan with Purity Ad Back Full description available on our website. $ T3 Turkey Red Cabinet Jordan & Herzog - PSA 4 (MK) Full description available on our website T3 Turkey Red Cabinet George Browne - SGC 50 Full description available on our website. $ T3 Turkey Red Cabinet Tommy Leach - SGC 40 Full description available on our website. $ (4) Pre- War Cards with T206 and T207 Full description available on our website. $ s Version of N173 Old Judge Boston Braves Team Full description available on our website. $ Vintage Quilt with (50) 1914 B18 Blankets Full description available on our website T3 Turkey Red Cabinet Nap Rucker - SGC 30 Full description available on our website. $ T3 Turkey Red Cabinet Ira Thomas - SGC 30 Full description available on our website. $ T3 Turkey Red Fred Clarke - SGC 30 Full description available on our website. $ World Series Game 3 Full Ticket Full description available on our website. $ (2) 1953 World Series Full Game 6 Tickets Full description available on our website (5) 1950 R243 Uncut Strips with Many Hall of Famers Full description available on our website T3 Turkey Red Cabinet Sam Crawford - SGC 20 Full description available on our website. $ R312 Pastels Joe DiMaggio PSA 3 Full description available on our website. $ Lou Gehrig Memorial Ticket Stub-PSA 1 Full description available on our website. $ Hires Root Beer Lot with (3) Test Issues Full description available on our website. $ Fleer Complete Set of (79) Cards Full description available on our website. $ (14) Topps Venezuelan Singles with Carew Full description available on our website. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

60 FABULOUS (148) Multi- Sport Grab Bag with (3) Mantle Full description available on our website. $ All-Star Game Program Full description available on our website. $ Original Mickey Mantle Wire Photo with His Family Full description available on our website. $ Thurman Munson Photo Signed by (39) Teammates Full description available on our website. $ Mickey Mantle Signed Lithograph Full description available on our website. $ Gateway Cachet Signed by Mickey Mantle Full description available on our website. $ Bambino Game - New Condition, Never Used Full description available on our website. $ Hall of Fame Mickey Cochrane Bust in Original Box Full description is available on our website Don Drysdale Photo Pennant Full description available on our website Ted Williams and Yaz Signed Books - With JSA Letters Full description available on our website. $ Donruss Hall of Fame Heroes Set with (22) Autographs Full description available on our website. $ Yankees Team-Signed Photo - With Jeter, Rivera and Torre Full description available on our website. $ (3) 1962 Mars Tips From the Stars 7 Records Full description available on our website. $ s Spalding Wagon Tongue Bat Full description available on our website. $ Cooperstown Bat Company Lot, First Five and Dem Bums Full description available on our website Winter Meetings Multi-Signed with (25) Signatures Full description available on our website Mickey Mantle Single- Signed Full description available on our website Bart Giamatti and Pete Rose ONL Autographed Full description available on our website (3) New York Mets Game- Worn Apparel Full description available on our website. $ Crosley Field Stadium Chair Full description available on our website. $ (5) Autographed Cards of 1927 Yankees Full description available on our website. $ Philadelphia Phillies Team Signed with Carlton and Rose Full description available on our website. $ Frank Robinson Single- Signed Stat Ball with (16) Inscriptions Full description available on our website. $ (3) Multi/Single-Signed Theme s with Ryan Full description available on our website (2) Frank Frisch Signed Items Full description available on our website. $ Baltimore Orioles Team Cut Signature Piece Full description available on our website. $ (24) Richie Ashburn Signed Flats Full description available on our website Darren Daulton Signed Game- Worn Cleats Full description available on our website. $ Veterans Stadium Game- Used Base Signed by (11) Full description available on our website Early- 1920s Crawford- MacGregor RA Putter Full description available on our website. 272 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

61 FABULOUS 15 & LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS Tiger Woods 2001 Masters Autographed & Framed Piece Full description available on our website. $ (6) Cleveland Browns Media Guides Full description available on our website. $ (2) 1963 Fleer Football Shortprint Singles Both SGC 86 Full description available on our website. $ Circa-1890 Allen & Ginter Game Birds of America Album Full description available on our website. $ (150) Early-1900s Non-Sport Tobacco Cards Full description available on our website. $ (12) 1960 Ocean s Eleven Movie Props with Sinatra Full description available on our website. $ (4) 1973 Baltimore Colts McDonald s Point-of- Sale Displays Complete description available on our website. $ Dan Marino Signed Rookie Stat Jersey UDA Full description available on our website. $ (2) Ladanian Tomlinson Signed & Framed Items Full description available on our website Batman & Robin Pennant with (2) Pins Full description available on our website. $ (5) 1977 Topps Star Wars Series 1-5 Wax Packs All GAI 8.5 Full description available on our website. $ Barbara Streisand Signed Check and Poster Display Full description available on our website. $ Michael Jordan Bullets Autographed Jersey #96/100 Full description available on our website Original Boxing Wire Photo with (5) Champions Full description available on our website. $ Multi-Sport Memorabilia Collection with 1961 Fleer Football Uncut Sheet Full description available on our website. $ Michael Jordan Signed 30,000 Point Commemorative Jersey Full description available on our website Muhammed Ali Single- Signed 2004 All-Star Full description available on our website LeRoy Neiman Philadelphia Flyers/Boston Bruins Print Full description available on our website. $ UDA Kobe Bryant Photo-to-Art Autographed Canvas Piece Full description available on our website. $ Muhammad Ali, Bonds, Daly and Rose Autograph Lot Full description available on our website th Century Flobert Gallery Pistol Full description available on our website. $ HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, T206 Ty Cobb (Red Portrait) SGC 30 Graded 30 Good 2 by SGC. Offered is a 1910 T206 Ty Cobb (Red Portrait) with a Sweet Caporal advertising reverse. This acclaimed antiquity appears nicer than the technical grade would suggest, with moderate surface discoloration, corner creasing and a crystal clean back. $ Bill Shettsline Display with (2) Photos and Autograph Presented is an interesting artifact with four items from William Joseph Shettsline. Bill Shettsline was first the manager of the Philadelphia Phillies ( ) then he became the principle owner of the team ( ). The key piece is a framed display that includes a pair of cut-down cabinet photographs of Shettsline and an invitation to the Chicago League Ball Club banquet to honor the team s Worlds Championship (presumably in 1901). The fourth item is a 3 x 1-1/2 cut pencil signature of Shettsline (d.1933, 5 ). The signature may be the only known example and has not been authenticated due to the lack of solid evidence or known exemplars. Any creditable information on the signature is welcomed, please call the home office Royal Tailors 19x22 Advertising Sheet Walter Johnson fascinated multitudes as America marched into the 20th century. The proliferation of the American pastime brought about a wide increase in the use of baseball players as advertising icons. The offered 19x22 piece is a beautiful salesman s display for Royal Tailors featuring the great Walter Johnson in a tailored suit against a Washington D.C. backdrop. The chiseled features of Johnson are prominent on this scarce relic; most similar salesmen samples were lost to history. Listed at the base of the image is the phrase world s greatest pitcher and few would argue that point. The piece displays some light abrasions on the surface of the image of the Big Train, but they do little to detract from the beauty of the artifact. There is evidence of light wear along the outmost portion of the piece that remains in overall excellent condition. The piece has been nicely framed to the overall dimensions of 25x Cap Anson Original Portrait Adrian Constantine Cap Anson sat judiciously in this original studio portrait. Crafted by Roe of New York and measuring 11x14, the fantastic relic is in fine shape with negligible toning. The blank reverse reveals inconsequential wear aside from a pencil marking. The namesake of the studio etched his inscription in period pencil and dated the original photography memento depicting the dapper Anson later in his life. 275

62 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS Cracker Jack #39 Charles Chick Gandil - SGC 50 Offered is a sharp 1914 Cracker Jack #39 Chick Gandil. The card is a solid SGC 50 with only mild wear present. Gandil was a member of the infamous 1919 Black Sox and is tough to find in any grade (4) Multi- Sport Superstars with Royal Desserts Reese A quartet of superstars from their respective athletic fields are found with these sports cards. Included are 1910 T218 Hassan J. Johnson (GD, side view), 1933 Goudey Sport Kings #21 Weismuller (EX), 1950 Royal Desserts #2 Reese (SGC 84) and 1956 Adventure #86 Schmelling (PSA 7). $ Topps Emblem Test Wax Pack - GAI 7 Offered is a 1967 Topps Emblem Test baseball pack, an innovative idea that never got off the ground. Evaluated as a 7 by GAI, this exemplar has a vibrant tri-colored pack design with negligible flaws. $ Cracker Jack SGC 50 Graded HOF Pair - Clarke & Hooper Offered are two Hall of Famers from the popular 1914 Cracker Jack series. The cards both are graded 50 VG- EX 4 by SGC and include #35 Harry Hooper and the very tough #70 Fred Clarke (2) Exhibit Uncut Sheets Offered is a pair of Exhibit uncut sheets which features fourteen Hall of Famers including J. DiMaggio, Paige, J. Robinson and Williams. These 16-card display pieces average (VG) with moderate creasing and perimeter wear. For more details, please visit our website (44) Baltimore/Washington DC Multi-Sport Signed Photos Presented is a gathering of (44) primarily Baltimore/Washington D.C. multi-sport signed 8x10 photos that feature sharp autographs of greats, such as Jurgensen and Unitas. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of signatures and applicable death dates, please visit our website Circa 1910 Piedmont Cigarettes Folding Chair Presented is a circa 1910 Piedmont Cigarettes folding chair. This high-grade wooden advertising piece measures 31-1/2 x 16. The blue porcelain display reveals hints of surface discoloration and abrasions while the advertising superscriptions are very readable. For more details, please visit our website (2) 1959 Fleer Ted Williams Uncut Sheets with #1 The life and times of Ted Williams are portrayed on these two 1959 Fleer Ted Williams uncut sheets. Key card #1 The Early Years is featured on the 15-card readyto-display artifacts, which average (VG-EX) with minor creasing and peripheral contusions. For a list of card numbers, please visit our website Washington Nationals Opening Day Team-Signed Presented is a 2005 Washington Nationals Opening Day team-signed baseball with (30) signatures. Both the commemorative OML ball and black ink signatures grade in the ( 9 ) range. Keys to this Steiner certified sphere are Frank Robinson and Zimmerman. For a list of more signatures, please visit our website. 276 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (3) 1933 Washington Senators Related Items with World Series Program Assembled is a trio of 1933 Washington Senators related items. Included are 1.) souvenir 1933 World Series Senators vs. Giants 18 miniature bat (EX); 2.) 1933 World Series Giants vs. Senators 20-page program (VG-EX) with unmarked scorecard and 3.) dated September 1933 Magazine with Walter Johnson on the cover (VG-EX) Autographed Balance of Collection - With Dizzy Dean, Musial and Mays The offered assortment features baseball Hall of Fame and superstar autographs that span more than half a century. Decorating a variety of mediums, the scriptings average ( 8-9 ) strength with highlights including: Signed Bat a (29.2oz/34 ) Louisville Slugger block-letter model signed by Ralph Kiner; Signed s (4) with Jack Fisher (OAL Budig, grade 8, inscribed Ted Williams #521 10/28/60 ); and Luis Olmo (ONL Coleman, grade 9-10 ); Signed Framed Items D. Dean 8-1/8 x 10-1/2 photo, signed Best Wishes From Your Pal Dizzy Dean ); Musial (16-1/4 x 19-1/4 May 1, 1954 Saturday Evening Post signed cover); Signed Books (9) with Bouton, Foreman and Mays; Signed Cards (EX-MT) to (NM) examples including Mungo and Murray. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Topps #525 Jim Coates Original Art Presented is the original artwork for the 1959 Topps #525 Jim Coates card. This handenhanced 3-3/4 x 5-1/2 photograph has survived the decades quite well and is absent of any creasing or other significant flaws. Typical guidelines, notations and glue residue are found on the surface and reverse. Accompanying is the 1959 Topps #525 high number (VG- EX). An ideal addition to any discriminating Bronx Bomber gathering Mickey Mantle Signed UDA Photograph Switch-hitting great Mickey Mantle has decorated this Neil Leifer color photo print with a bold black Sharpie autograph that trumpets perfect ( 10 ) strength and clarity. Matted to dimensions of 24x20, the crisp image captures Mantle during one of his many Fall Classic or opening day endeavors (as evidenced by the bunting in the background). With a limited edition identifier of 437/500, the UDA piece is signed by Leifer and comes with a UDA cert and hologram Rawlings Stan Musial Glove with Original Box and Premium Presented is a 1954 Rawlings Stan Musial glove, the original box in which it was housed and an additional booklet and premium. Included in this four-piece grouping is the right-handed glove (VG-EX, light leather cracking, owners name on back webbing), the colorful 8x8x6-1/2 Rawlings display box with a removable premium on the lid (VG, mild creasing), a 47-page How the Majors Play booklet (EX) and 1952 Rawlings premium photograph in original clear envelope (EX-MT). This scarce gathering of memorabilia is a poignant representation of the golden age of baseball and the Hall of Famer Stan the Man Musial, who was the best the National League had to offer. 277

63 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS (96) 1952 Topps Singles Featured is an assortment of (96) 1952 Topps singles. This eye-catching group primarily grades (VG to VG-EX) with some better and others lesser. Although there are no high numbers or key superstars, a nice sampling of minor stars is included. With moderate duplication found throughout, this selection will provide outstanding break value for the show dealer or Internet opportunist. For a complete list of included numbers, please visit our website (255) Bowman Grab Bag Supplement your vintage baseball collection with these (255) Bowman singles. Included are Bowman: 1950: (4 cards, aggregate EX), 1951: (136 cards, mostly VG-EX to EX), 1952: (110 cards, average VG-EX), 1953 B&W: (1 card, VG) and 1953 Color: (4 cards, median VG-EX). These common series cards come from the readily available series and display varying degrees of duplication (409) 1954 Bowman Cards Assembled is a gathering of (409) 1954 Bowman cards. This mid-grade collection primarily grades (EX) with some better and others lesser. Although there are no key superstars found within, a nice sampling of minor stars is included. With varying degrees of duplication found throughout, this selection provides a jump start for the classic Bowman enthusiast (578) 1955 & 1956 Topps Cards Presented is a (578) card 1955 & 1956 Topps baseball singles assembly. Included are 1955 Topps: (335 cards, aggregate EX) and 1956 Topps: (243 cards, median EX to EX-MT). These crisp common player and semi-star cards display moderate duplication throughout and is a wise choice for the burgeoning set collector (428) 1953 & 1954 Topps Singles Start the challenging 1953 & 1954 Topps sets with these (428) assorted singles. This relatively clean group contains moderate duplication throughout. Although there are no high numbers or key superstars, a healthy selection of minor stars are included. Ideal for the team set specialist, included are 1953 Topps: (186 cards, median VG to VG-EX, no high numbers) and 1954 Topps: (242 cards, aggregate EX) (581) 1954 & 1955 Bowman Singles Get a head start on the 1954 & 1955 Bowman series with these (581) singles. Included are 1954 Bowman: (210 cards, average VG-EX to EX) and 1955 Bowman: (371 cards, median EX to EX-MT). These mid-grade common player cards display varying degrees of duplication and exhibit a pleasing eye appeal. 278 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (1100) Topps Collection The early Topps enthusiast will find great value with these (1100) Topps baseball cards. Included are Topps: 1956: (154 cards, median VG to VG-EX), 1957: (229 cards, mostly VG-EX), 1958: (424 cards, aggregate EX) and 1959: (293 cards, average EX to EX- MT). These crisp common and semi-star player cards come from the more readily available series and displays moderate duplication throughout (871) Topps/ Bowman Shoebox Collection Fans of baseball from the golden age will rush to secure this accumulation of (871) Topps/Bowman baseball singles. The majority of these common player cards from the more readily available series are mid-to-low grade with moderate duplication found throughout. Included are Bowman: (136 cards) with 1949: (3 cards, mostly FR- GD), 1950: (16 cards, mostly GD), 1951: (24 cards, average GD, two signed), 1952: (11 cards, majority GD), 1954: (46 cards, mostly VG), 1955: (36 cards, median GD to VG); Topps: (735 cards) with 1953: (48 cards, composite GD), 1954: (99 cards, average GD), 1955: (176 cards, median VG), 1956: (189 cards, mostly GD to VG), 1957: (95 cards, majority VG), 1958: (72 cards, average VG) and 1959: (56 cards, mainly VG-EX). 279

64 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS (177) Bowman Singles Assembled is a gathering of (177) Bowman baseball singles. This collection features multiple Hall of Famers and key stars of the era. Highlights include Bowman: 1948: #3 Kiner (FR), 1953 Black & White: (13 cards, aggregate EX) with #39 Stengel (EX); 1954: (26 cards, median EX- MT) with #45 Kiner (EX- MT), #110 Schoendienst (NM); 1955: (127 cards, median EX to EX-MT) with #1 Wilhelm (EX-MT) and #134 Feller (FR). With the exception of moderate duplication among the 1955 edition, the cards from the remaining years are all different. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (1175+) Topps Singles with Many Stars Presented is a sizable accumulation of (1175+) Topps baseball singles. This gathering features numerous Hall of Famers, keynote rookies and a smattering of shortprints. Highlights include Topps : 1952: (33 cards, mostly VG) with #59 Roberts (VG); 1953: (59 cards, mostly GD to VG, 4 high numbers) with (2) #76 Reese (EX, VG), #207 Ford (EX), #228 Newhouser (EX-MT); 1956: #5 T. Williams (EX), #30 J. Robinson (VG-EX), #79 Koufax (EX), #130 Mays (VG), NNO 2/4 CL (EX); 1957: #76 Clemente (EX-MT), NNO 1/2 CL (GD), NNO 2/3 CL (marked); 1960: #148 Yastrzemski RC (VG), (2) #350 Mantle (EX-MT, EX); 1962: #5 Koufax (EX-MT); 1963: (65 cards, median EX, 13 high numbers) with #210 Koufax (EX); 1964: (101 cards, mainly EX to EX-MT) with #125 Rose (EX), #150 Mays (VG-EX), #200 Koufax (GD); 1965: #160 Clemente (EX- MT), #300 Koufax (EX-MT); 1969: (274 cards, mostly NM to NM-MT), 1970: (234 cards, aggregate NM) with #712 Ryan (EX-MT); 1971: (200 cards, mostly EX-MT to NM) and (2) 1973 #100 Aaron (NM-MT, NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (893) Topps/ Bowman Cards The vintage team set collector will find tremendous value with these (893) Topps/ Bowman cards. The majority of these common series cards come from the readily available series and are midto-low grade with moderate duplication found throughout. Included are Bowman: (178 cards) with 1950: (3 cards, average FR-GD), 1951: (12 cards, mostly FR to GD), 1952: (16 cards, median GD to VG), 1954: (84 cards, average VG to VG-EX), 1955: (63 cards, composite VG to VG-EX); Topps: (715 cards) with 1953: (47 cards, majority VG), 1954: (102 cards, mostly VG), 1955: (255 cards, median VG), 1956: (235 cards, average VG), 1957: (43 cards, composite VG-EX), 1958: (29 cards, average VG-EX) and 1959: (4 cards, aggregate EX) (75) Topps & Fleer Wax, Cello and Rack Packs Presented is a tantalizing group of (75) Topps & Fleer baseball wax, cello and rack packs. Unless noted, each unsearched pack grades (NM) or better. Included are Topps: (59 packs) with Wax Packs: (3) 1974, 1975 Mini, (2) 1976, (12) 1977 (two loose seals), (10) 1978 (one loose seal), (9) 1978 ((3) three-pack grocery trays), (12) 1979 ((4) three-pack grocery trays),(6) 1980 (two with ripped corners), (4) 1982 (worn corners); Fleer: (16 packs) with Wax Packs: (9) 1982 and (7) Autographed s Collection of (26) These twenty-five OAL and ONL baseballs bear the ballpoint scriptings of hitting and mound greats spanning six decades. The spheres include clean white (grade 9 ) examples to lightly toned (grade 5-6 ) specimens with sweet spot autographs averaging ( 8 ) strength. Includes: Boggs, Feller, (2) R. Jackson, Kaline, (3) Mattingly, (2) Mays, (4) Ochoa, O Neill, R. Ordonez, (6) A. Rodriguez, Schmidt ( 5-6 ), Wilhelm and two unidentified signatures. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (5) Aaron and Griffey, Jr. Signed Items - UDA Long ball icons from a generation apart, Hank Aaron and Ken Griffey, Jr. are featured in this assortment of five signed pieces. Includes: UDA Signed Photos with Sharpie signatures that show ( 9-10 ) strength throughout, the eyeappealing likenesses include a 16x20 black-and-white Aaron print and Griffey, Jr. signed photos framed to dimensions of 21-1/4 x 21-1/4 (signed on white matte), 27 x 16-3/8 and 12x15 signed Sports Illustrated Cover; Aaron Signed Braves Cap a size 7-3/8 1970s Braves replica cap signed on the front white panel ( 6 ). Accompanying are UDA certs and holograms, as well as an LOA signed by Braves Director of merchandising Robert A. Hope (6) Statues/ Figurines Lot with Signed Plates - Including DiMaggio and Williams These expertly crafted likenesses depict Hall of Fame and superstar icons in their full glory with bold autographs accenting the pieces. This gathering of (6) statues includes (4) limited edition Gartlan statues with plates signed (average 8 strength) by their heroic subjects, as well as (2) additional figurines. Includes Gartlan versions of: Aaron (w/professionally repaired crack), DiMaggio, Griffey, Jr. and T. Williams. Also included is a 1995 Sports Impressions dual Mantle display (w/autograph) and a 1996 Art of Sport Ripken statue (w/separate signed card) Vintage Washington Area Autograph Lot - With 1952 Senators Team-Signed Ball Sports enthusiasts along all points of the Baltimore/ Washington Beltway are certain to take interest in the offered lot of pre- and post-war autographed items. Comprised of framed displays, equipment and a baseball, the lot features signatures that project ( 8 ) strength on the average. Includes: 1952 Senators team-signed ball OAL Harridge (grade 5-6 ) w/26 signatures ( 6-7 ) including Altrock, Harris and Milan (coach, sweet spot); Signed Framed Displays (5) with Travis (1937 Wheaties); Baugh, Jurgensen and a 1944 Baltimore Orioles (International League) team photo w/facsimile signatures; Signed Gloves (3) with Bauer, Sievers and Vernon; Miscellaneous (5) including a Milan cut signature (in pencil, 6 ). Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Detailed listing available on our website Derek Jeter Signed Jersey and UDA Signed Framed Piece Mr. November is just one among the many titles bestowed upon Derek Jeter, who has also been called Yankee Captain, Rookie of the Year and World Series MVP. Bound for both Monument Park and Cooperstown, the Bronx legend has autographed the two items comprising this lot. Includes: Signed Yankees Home Jersey, a white knit pro model replica garment with a 1996 World Series (Jeter s first) patch on the right sleeve and Jeter s Rookie of the Year stats embroidered on the back. On the tackle twill 2, Jeter s silver Sharpie signature shows ( 8 ) strength. (A Steiner Sports hologram accompanies, but no cert is present.) UDA Signed Framed Display a 16-3/4 x 27-1/2 poster with a tackle twill 2 signed in silver Sharpie ( 6-7 ). The item comes with a UDA cert and hologram and is housed in a 22x33 frame Balance of Collection - With Mays and Musial Signed Photos This assortment of autographed items spans several decades, starting with stars from seemingly annual Yankees/Dodgers subway series battles and continuing through the current era of diamond heroes. The bold scriptings average ( 8-9 ) quality with highlights including: Cards: (381 cards) with Topps: (229 cards) with 1954 #132 Lasorda RC (BVG 4.5), (2) 1957 #170 Snider (VG, GD), 1958 #187 Koufax (FR), 1963 #210 Koufax (BVG 2), 1966 #1 Mays (BVG 3), 1967 #150 Mantle (BVG 3), 1982 Topps #21 Ripken (SGC 84); Bowman: (24 cards) with 1955 #59 Ford (FR, paper loss); 2001 Bowman #264 Pujols RC (BGS 8.5); Certified Autographs: (66 cards) with Topps: 1999 Traded #66 Hamilton and 2002 Bowman Beckett; Signed s (3) w/snider (ONL Coleman, grade 6 ); and 1954 Cleveland Indians team-signed ball (OAL Harridge, grade 6 ) 25 signatures (average 6 ) with: Lopez (manager), Doby, Feller, Wynn and Newhouser; Signed 8x10 Photos (9) w/(2) Caminiti, Mays, Musial and Snider. All non-certified autographed items come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete description available on our website. 280 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

65 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS (6) Beckett & Sport Collectors Bibles Issues #1-3 No sports card library is complete without these six early Beckett and Sports Collectors Bible annual guides. These issues #1-3 are quite difficult to locate in the marketplace. Included are Beckett: 1979 #1 (VG), 1980 #2 (EX-MT), 1981 (EX-MT); Sports Collectors Bible: 1975 #1 (VG-EX), 1977 #2 (VG) and 1979 #3 (VG). $ (592) Topps Football Card Collection A formidable band of gridiron greats grace this (592) Topps football card collection. This assortment contains moderate duplication throughout and boasts a myriad of Cantonian greats. Highlights include Topps: 1955 All- American: (42 cards, composite VG) with #68 Four Horsemen RC SP (VG-EX), (2) #100 Henry RC SP (EX- MT, GD); 1956 Topps: #1 Carson SP (EX-MT), (3) #22 Cardinals Team SP ((2) EX-MT, EX); 1958: #66 Starr (GD), #90 Jurgensen RC (VG); 1959 #10 J. Brown (EX), 1961: (142 cards, composite EX-MT), 1962 #28 Brown (EX), 1963 #86 Starr (VG-EX) and (2) 1972 #100 Namath (EX-MT, EX). Also present are (16) assorted Fleer/Philadephia singles with 1963 Fleer NNO CL SP (marked). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Dan Marino Signed Game-Worn Cleats While he administered the bulk of his damage with his rifle-like arm, Dan Marino could also claim, at times, that It s the Shoes. From that popular footwear ad campaign, these Nike Air shoes were worn and signed by the Hall of Fame signal caller during his prolific NFL career. Crafted from white leather with orange side panels and Nike Swoosh logos, these size 13 items each boast Marino s blue Sharpie signature (both 8 strength) on the toe. The items have six rubber cleats affixed to the soles and show light wear with black marker notations of 13 on each heel. Getty image # matches these shoes to a pair worn by Marino. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Randy Moss and Emmitt Smith Autographed Jerseys Presented are two of the game s highest profile personalities on NFL authentic jerseys. A regal purple Puma (size 50) jersey displays Moss black marker signature ( 7 ) boldly, as well as the year he set the Vikings playoff game record. All-time rushing yardage leader Emmitt Smith has autographed a Nike (L) jersey in black Sharpie with number inscription. Smith jersey is accompanied by Mounted Memories card while the Moss has Verigraph authentication limited edition 46/ (3) Bowman, Fleer & Philadelphia Gum Football Uncut Sheets Assembled is a threesome of Bowman, Fleer and Philadelphia Gum football uncut sheets. Included are 1.) 1950 Bowman 36-card uncut sheet (VG to VG- EX) with # s 1-36 including #1 D. Walker (creased), #5 Tittle RC, #6 Groza RC, #9 Canadeo RC, #16 G. Davis RC, #17 Waterfield, #23 Van Buren, #26 Lujack, #27 Luckman, #35 J. Perry RC; 2.) 1961 Fleer 20-card uncut sheet (VG, with water stain) includes #166 Blanda, #197 Otto RC and 3.) 1966 Philadelphia 18-card uncut sheet (FR to GD, heavy vertical crease through center) with #69 Karras (89) Topps & Fleer Football Wax, Cello and Rack Packs The gridiron specialist will find it difficult to resist this (89) Topps & Fleer football wax, cello and rack pack collection. Each of these unsearched packs average (NM) with some better and others lesser with some revealing general wax or plastic wear. Highlights include Topps: (82 packs) with Wax Packs: (44 packs) with (2) 1970 Series 1, (4) 1972 Series 1, (2) 1973, (2) 1974, (9) 1977, (21) 1978 (three three-pack grocery trays); Cello Packs: (21 packs) with 1977, (3) 1981, (4) 1984 (one Elway Top), (2) 1986 (one Rice bottom); Rack Packs: (17 packs) with 1978, (6) 1979, (8) 1981 and 1982 Grocery (Taylor RC top). Also present are (7) 1978 Fleer Action wax packs. For a complete list of items, please visit our website (4) Redskins Coaches Signed Lot with Gibbs Authentic Helmet Offered is a lot of four Washington Redskins items signed by a trio of coaches. This lot includes: 1.) Gibbs signed full-sized Authentic Riddell helmet; 2.) Spurrier signed full-sized Authentic Riddell Spear helmet; 3.) G. Williams signed Redskins football; and 4.) G. Williams signed mini-helmet. Signatures average ( 9 ), and each item comes with a COA from the Washington Redskins (14) Multi/Single-Signed Football Items with (5) Jerseys Presented is an impressive selection of fourteen multi/single-signed football items, five of which are replica jerseys. Unless noted, each item presents signature strength in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include Multi-Signed Ball: Rice/S. Young (#/250, two-toned Wilson); Multi-Signed 14x11 Dolphins Photograph: (9 signatures) with Marino; Single-Signed Magazine: 2/6/95 Sports Illustrated S. Young; Single-Signed Jerseys: (5 items) with Rice, B. Sanders, Simms ( 7 ) and S. Young. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items, please visit our website. 282 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

66 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS (30) Donruss/Leaf Football Wax Boxes The wax investor will savor these (30) Donruss/Leaf football unopened boxes. A myriad of key rookies (Brady, Bush, Cutler, Fitzgerald, Peterson), certified autographs, game-used swatches and low-numbered insert parallels are possible. With one exception (one 2006 Gridiron Gear), these products come from hobby editions. Highlighted hobby boxes include Donruss Leaf: (30 wax boxes, all 24 packs, 5 cards per, unless noted) with 2000 Elite, (3) 2006 Gridiron Gear (one retail), 2006 Leaf Limited, 2006 Leaf Rookies & Stars, (3) 2006 Leaf Rookies & Stars Longevity, 2007 Classics, 2007 Elite, 2007 Gridiron Gear, 2007 Leaf Certified, 2007 Leaf Rookies & Stars, (2) 2008, (2) 2008 Classics and (2) 2008 Threads. For a complete list of boxes and pack/card box configurations, please visit our website (56) Upper Deck Football Wax Boxes Presented is a promising gathering of (56) Upper Deck football wax boxes. Numerous key rookies (Brady, Bush, Cutler, Fitzgerald, Peterson, Tomlinson), certified autographs, game-used swatches and low-numbered insert parallels are possible in these unsearched hobby boxes. Featured are Upper Deck Hobby Boxes: 2001, 2001 Ovation, 2001 Pros & Prospects, 2001 SP, (3) 2001 Vintage, 2003 SP Game- Used Edition, 2005 Foundations, 2005 Legends, 2005 Reflections, 2005 SP, 2005 SPX, 2005 Sweet Spot, (2) 2006, (2) 2006 SPX, (3) 2006 Sweet Spot, (2) 2007, (2) 2007 SP, (2) 2007 SPX, (6) 2008 Draft Pick Edition, 2008 Heroes, (3) 2008 Icons and (2) 2008 SP. For a complete list of boxes and pack per box configurations, please visit our website (85) Topps Football Wax Boxes & Factory Sets Loaded Featured is an incredible array of (85) Topps football wax boxes and factory sets. A myriad of key rookies, certified autographs, game-used swatches and lownumbered insert parallels are possible. These unsearched products come from hobby editions. Featured are Topps Wax Boxes: with 2001 Chrome, 2001 Debut, (3) 2001 Heritage, 2002 Reserve, 2004 DPP, (3) 2005 All-Time Fan Favorites, (6) 2005 Heritage, (2) 2005 Pristine, 2006 Chrome, (3) 2006 DPP, (5) 2006 Heritage, 2007 Jumbo, (4) 2007 Chrome,(3) 2007 DPP, 2007 Finest, (3) 2008, 2008 Jumbo, (2) 2008 Chrome, (3) 2008 Finest, (6) 2008 Rookie Progression, (3) 2008 Stadium Club; Topps Factory Sets: 2006 and For a complete list of items along with pack per box configurations, please visit our website. $ (103) Multi-Brand Football Wax Box & Set Collection Dive into a football wax smorgasbord with this (103) multi-brand wax box and set collection. These primarily hobby boxes deliver certified autographs, key rookies and game-used swatches. Highlights include Football Wax Boxes: (93 boxes, all 24 to 36 packs and hobby, unless noted) with Fleer: 2001 EX, 2001 Genuine, 2001 Premium, 2006, (2) 2006 Ultra, 2007 Ultra; Score: 2001 Select, 2007 Select, (3) 2008 Select; Press Pass: (3) 2006, (3) 2007, (2) 2007 Signature Edition, (4) 2008, 2008 Legends, (4) 2008 Signature Edition; SAGE: (3) 2006 Aspire, (2) 2006 Hit, (2) 2007, (3) 2007 Aspire, (2) 2007 Hit, 2008 Series 2, (3) 2008 Aspire, 2008 Hit Low and 2008 Hit High. For a complete list of items along with pack per box configurations, please visit our website (33) Playoff Football Wax Boxes Loaded The offered (33) playoff football wax boxes are loaded with promising rookies (Brady, Bush, Cutler, Fitzgerald, Peterson, Tomlinson), certified autographs and low-numbered inserts. Featured hobby boxes are Playoff Football: 2001 Absolute Memorabilia, 2002 Absolute Memorabilia, 2002 Piece of the Game, 2003 Absolute Memorabilia, 2005 Absolute Memorabilia, (2) 2006 Prestige, 2007 Absolute Memorabilia, (2) 2007 Contenders, (3) 2007 Prestige, (2) 2008 Absolute Memorabilia, (4) 2008 Contenders and (3) 2008 Prestige. For a complete list of items and pack per box configurations, please visit our website. $ (21) Bowman Football Wax Boxes The Home of the Rookie Card delivers the goods with these (21) Bowman football wax boxes. Included hobby boxes feature 2000, (2) 2002, 2003, (2) 2005, (2) 2005 Chrome, 2006, (6) 2006 Chrome, 2007, (2) 2007 Jumbo (10 packs, 35 cards per), (2) 2007 Chrome and 2008 Sterling (6 packs, 5 cards per). Unless noted, each box contains between 18 and 24 packs. With possible Brady, Bush, Cutler, Fitzgerald, Peterson and Tomlinson rookies, these boxes are a no lose proposition (39) Washington Redskins Signed Items Many Jerseys Highlighted by an array of fanfavorites, the presented lot contains (39) beautifully signed Redskins collectibles. Averaging ( 9 ) in signature strength, the lot contains: (15) Reebok replica jerseys including (2) Springs, (5) Lloyd, (3) Macklin, Washington and (4) Wynn; (12) footballs including Brunell, Springs, K. Campbell, Ramsey, (3) Macklin, (3) Marshall and (2) Washington (both Duke Godell Authentic balls); (3) mini-helmets with (2) Springs, Lloyd; (8) John Hall kicking-tees and a pair of Arrington model Zoom-Air cleats (one signed). Each piece comes with an individual COA from the Washington Redskins (15) 2005 Washington Redskins Game Used Jersey Lot Hailing from their 2005 campaign, which yielded a playoff victory against the Buccaneers, presented is a grouping of (15) game-used 2005 Reebok Washington Redskins jerseys. Each uniform displays an 05 year tag, size tags ranging from 44 to 50, Reebok tail-tags, and exhibits minor to moderate wear unless otherwise noted. Included are: Albright #71, Dixon #29, Holdman #48, Jones #71 (team-repairs), Keasey #55, McNeil #51, Molinaro #69, Morton #29, Noble #75 (extensive wear, team-repairs), Ramsey #11, Smith #54, Tupa #19, R. Warner #94, White #48 and Williams #72. The Albright, Jones, Molinaro, Noble and Williams display 6 LB custom-tags on the front-tails and each jersey comes with a COA from the Washington Redskins. 284 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

67 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS Michael Jordan UDA Breakthrough Framed Signed Display The key component on six NBA championship squads in eight years, Michael Jordan is in your face in the offered USA signed display. Situated in a 53-1/2 x 23-1/4 frame, Jordan s colorful likeness is accented by an actual basketball, which emerges from Jordan s capable left hand and through the hoop for a slam-dunk. Just atop his image, Jordan s black Sharpie signature trumpets ( 10 ) strength and is accompanied by a limited edition notation of 51/100. Comes with UDA cert and hologram. Due to the size of this item, a shipping surcharge will apply London Fletcher Game-Worn Jersey with Captain C Presented is a stunning London Fletcher (#59) game-worn Redskins jersey from the 2008 Week 7 match-up against the Cleveland Browns. The Skins would win this game (14-11) to move to (5-2) in the standings with Fletcher picking up seven tackles. This jersey of the little giant features a year-tag on the inner-collar, Captain patch near the right shoulder and a dated Redskins inner-tail tag. The jersey exhibits phenomenal wear with a grass stain matched to Getty Image # This incredible jersey comes with a COA from the Washington Redskins Jason Taylor 2008 Game-Worn Washington Redskins uniform Perennial All-Pro defensive end Jason Taylor donned this Washington Redskins uniform during the 2008 season, his first and only campaign in the nation s capital. Worn during the October 19th contest against the Cleveland Browns, the items include: Jersey a white mesh pullover garment with 55 sewn to the front, back and shoulders in maroon-on-gold tackle twill and TAYLOR sewn to a name plate above the back number in solid maroon twill. An NFL Equipment logo badge is situated at the base of the maroon spandex V-neck and maroon-and-gold striped stretch ribbed cotton comprises the arm openings. White spandex panels line the sides, an swatch tag is sewn within the collar and the left side seam is home to a fabric content tag; Pants white spandex-like leg wear with maroon-and-gold striped patterns down the outer sides, a zippered fly and a partial belt, The inner thigh portions have slots to facilitate pad insertion. Within the left flap, an 07 swatch tag is accompanied by a Reebok label with a handwritten notation of 55, a fabric content tag and flap tags respectively denoting SHORT and size 38. Both items show appropriate game wear with turf stains throughout. Comes with COAs from the Washington Redskins Chris Samuels Game Used Jersey & Cleats Lot Worn by six-time Pro-Bowler Chris Samuels, the presented lot features a trio of Burgundy and Gold game-worn collectibles. Included are: 1.) Samuels game-used jersey with year-tag, Captain s C patch (upper-right chest), 10 L.B. custom-tag on front-tail and dated Redskins inner-tail marker. The jersey has lineman-sleeves and exhibits extensive wear and grass stains; 2.-3.) Pair of size 15 Nike Zoom Dri-fit Samuels-used cleats showing heavy wear including worn studs, ankle-tape residue and general outer surface use. Both items come with a COA from the Washington Redskins noting 2008 as the year of usage Andre Carter 2008 Game-Worn Washington Redskins Jersey Washington Redskins defensive end Andre Carter wore this jersey during the 2008 season. Specifically, the former first-round (2001) draft choice wore this white mesh pullover garment during the Skins October 19th battle against the Cleveland Browns. In maroon-on-gold double tackle twill, 99 is sewn to the front, back and shoulders while CARTER is sewn to a name plate atop the back number in solid maroon twill. An NFL Equipment logo badge adorns the base of the maroon V-neck, spandex panels line the sides and an swatch tag resides within the collar. On the vented left front tail, a Reebok label is accompanied by flap tags that respectively denote 10 L.B. and size 46. Solid game wear is evident in the form of multiple turf stains. Accompanying is a COA from the Washington Redskins. 286 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, Lebron James UDA Breakthrough Signed Display Piece LeBron King James soars to new heights with the offered UDA signed display. Situated in a 28-1/2 x 55-1/2 frame, LeBron s youthful image is accentuated by an actual half-basketball. Serially numbered #90/100, the superstar placed ROY 04 as an inscription. Accompanying is a hologram and cert card from UDA. Due to the size of this item, a shipping surcharge will apply Sean Taylor Framed and Signed Redskins Replica Jersey Tragically murdered at the peak of his brilliant career, former Washington Redskins free safety Sean Taylor left behind a hard-hitting legacy and an unfinished legend. The offered framed display showcases the University of Miami product s bold signature. Housed in a 35-1/2 x 43-1/2 frame with maroon-on-gold matting, a Redskins jersey is tailored to the specifications of the garments worn by Taylor. The maroon example features TAYLOR in white block-style characters and 21 in white-on-gold appliqué. Executed vertically on the 1, an early Taylor autograph is accompanied by his inscription of #21. The black Sharpie penning projects every bit of ( 9 ) strength and clarity. Accenting the display near the bottom are images of Taylor and a script-style R. This lot comes with a COA from the Washington Redskins. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Sean Taylor Charitable Fund. $ Kobe Bryant UDA Breakthrough Signed Framed Display Staples Center fixture Kobe Bryant slams it home in the offered UDA signed framed display. Housed in a 53-1/2 x 23-3/8 frame, a colorful image of Bryant is accented by both his black Sharpie signature ( 10 strength) and an actual basketball emerging from the glass to give a three-dimensional effect. Accompanying is a UDA cert and hologram. Due to the size of his item, a shipping surcharge will apply. 287

68 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS (12) Basketball Signed Items - (5) Shaq with Magic Team Ball With a concentration of Shaq and The Worm autographs, the offered lot contains a dozen signed basketball relics from the 1990s. Included are: 1.) Magic Wilson NBA ball signed by Shaq, Anderson, Hardaway and Scott (3-D); 2.) Shaq Magic Champion (size 48) jersey; 3.-4.) (2) Kidd mini-basketballs (ROY 05); 5.) Rodman 16x20 photograph; and ) (6) 8x10 photographs with (3) Rodman, (3) Shaq and Kemp. Signatures average ( 9 ) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications Tiger Woods 2001 Masters UDA Signed Display Although just one on his long list of Major triumphs, the 2001 Masters win marked the completion of the Tiger Slam : Woods had already won the U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship in The offered display is signed by the unstoppable links champion in celebration of that 2001 Masters victory. Arranged in a 31-1/2 x 37 frame, an exact replica of the maroon Nike shirt Woods wore on Championship Sunday (April 8, 2001) is mounted and accented by a black-and-white collage of Woods images, the center of which is signed in black Sharpie ( 9 strength) with a limited edition #19/50. Accompanying are both a UDA cert and hologram (650+) Topps/ OPC Hockey Card Collection Shoot and score with this (650+) card Topps/OPC hockey card collection. Highlights include Topps: (628 cards) with : (18 cards, average VG-EX) with (3) #1 Gamble ((2) VG-EX, VG); #35 Sawchuk (trimmed); : #13 Hall (VG); : (48 cards, mostly VG) with #57 Shack (GD); : #31 Mikita (EX), #85 Mahovlich (EX); #108 Howe (GD), : (155 cards, composite NM), : (65 cards, majority EX-MT) with #3 Orr (EX); : (97 cards, mostly EX-MT) with #70 Howe (EX) and #115 Bossy RC (NM); O-Pee-Chee: (26 cards) with WHA #72 Howe AS (NM) and WHA #1 Howe (NM). For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website (5) New York Ranger Game- Used Hockey Sticks - With (2) Signed Skillfully wielded on the ice at Madison Square Garden, these hockey sticks have been employed and/or signed by New York Rangers stars. Includes: Beukeboom (Victoriaville, not signed); Jagr (Christian Super Stick 2000, signed on blade, 8-9 strength); Messier (Graphite Louisville, not signed); Richter (Vic 9050 goalie stick, signed on blade ( 9 ) and inscribed 35 ) and Sundstrom (Titan 2500, not signed). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. While these sticks exhibit authentic game use, there is no corresponding LOA stating such Seniors Tour Ping Bag & Ball Display with (142) Signatures Highlighted by an array of Hall of Fame golfers, the presented lot contains two display pieces worthy of any collection. This lot includes: 1.) Ping Si3 golf-bag signed by (63) in black Sharpie (average 8-9 ) including Irwin, Kite, Nicklaus, Player, Rodriguez, Watson and Zoeller; and 2.) 18x24 wooden golf-ball display with (79) signed golf balls averaging ( 8, fiber-tip, mostly black) including Floyd, Irwin, Kite, Nicklaus, Player, Rodriguez, Watson and Zoeller. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional information about these items Modern Signed & Certified Game-Used Lot with (74) Cards Presented is a multi-sport assortment of signed and game-used collectibles highlighted by (74) certified modern cards. Notable cards include: 2002 Topps Tribute: (8) Cronin (bat), Manush (bat), Ryan (jersey), P. Waner (bat); Certified Autographs: (25) including Archibald, Bird (SPx with jersey), Ditka, Robustelli (1997 UD Legends), Stockton, Tittle (1997 Fleer Goudey); and other game-used cards of Dickey (triple-jersey, #/27), Maris (Legendary Cuts), Puckett, Ripken, R. White and Brett/Schmidt. Please visit our website for a more detailed list of the included items in this lot (7) Game- Used Hockey Sticks - With Signed Jagr and Lindros With the common goals of finding the back of the net and lighting the lamp, these seven sticks were employed and/or signed by recent NHL greats. Includes: Brind amour (Hespeler 5500, signed on taped portion of blade, 6 strength); Jagr (USA 68, signed in silver Sharpie on blade, 8 ); Lindros (Bauer Supreme 3030, signed on taped portion of blade, 7 ); Robitaille (Koho Revolution, not signed); Samuelsson (Itech 9009, signed on taped portion of blade, 7 ); Sundstrom (Bauer Supreme, not signed) and one unidentified (Louisville TPS). Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. While these items exhibit authentic game use, there is no corresponding LOA stating such Hockey Signed Lot - (27) Pucks & (4) Jerseys Presented is a lot of (31) single-signed hockey items with a New York Rangers Stanley Cup Champions concentration. This lot contains: Pucks: (27) including (2) Driver, (5) Jagr, Kocur, Kovalev, Kypreos, Leach, Lindros, Matteau, Nedved, (3) Noonan, Richter, (2) Robitaille and (4) Vanbiesbrouck; and Jerseys: (4) including Leetch and Messier (both CCM with 1994 Stanley Cup patches), Brodeur (1995 SC patch) and Kovalev (Russian Dynamo jersey). Signatures average ( 8-9 ) and come with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. 288 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

69 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS Balance of Collection - With Gretzky, Howe and Lemieux Literally dozens of ice icons have signed and/or used the items in the offered lot. The variety includes game-used sticks, photographs, plaques and other memorabilia accented by bold scriptings that average ( 8 strength and clarity. Highlights include: Signed Hockey Sticks (6) with Gretzky, (2) Messier, and Richter; Signed Photos (22) with Howe, (2) Jagr, Leclair, Lemieux and 92) Messier; Miscellaneous a pair of game-worn skates signed by Bruce Driver. Accompanying is an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Complete listing available on our website Vintage Multi-Sport Set And Singles Collection Presented is a massive (40,000+) multi-sport collection of sets and singles from s. This assortment contains an array of complete sets, near sets, stars and commons. Included are : (8) 1981 Donruss sets, (4) 1981 Fleer sets, (3) 1988 Fleer Factory and (4) 1990 Factory sets, (2) 1990 Topps baseball sets plus (10,000+) 1978 Topps commons and minor stars; Basketball: Topps (214/264 near set plus 600 cards, mostly commons), Topps (189/233 near set plus 600 cards, mostly commons); Hockey: (4) Topps near sets, (2) Topps complete sets, Topps and Topps near sets and (750+) Topps with (2) #18 Gretzky (GD, VG-EX). Due to the size of this lot, in-person viewing is highly recommended. For a more complete listing of cards and conditions, please visit our website. Shipping surcharges may apply (100) Vintage Multi-Sport Treasure Chest with Display Boxes An interesting vintage multi-sport treasure chest is available with these (100) graded and ungraded singles, display boxes and wrappers. Highlights include : (11 items) with Unopened Wax: 1981 Topps Cello (24 packs, NM, partially removed lid); Wrappers: 1958 Topps One-Cent wrapper (EX-MT), 1958 Topps Five-Cent wrapper (NM), 1960 Topps Five-Cent (NM), 1961 Topps Five-Cent wrapper (EX-MT, stamp album ad); Football: (83 items) with Singles: 1952 Bowman Large: #15 Hart (PSA 6), #21 Howton RC (PSA 6), #92 Pihos (PSA 6), #108 H. Johnson RC SP (PSA 3); 1963 Fleer: #23 Gilchrist (PSA 7), #64 Dougherty SP (SGC 86); 1966 Topps #61 CL (SGC 84) and (69) Topps/OPC CFL singles with many stars (average EX) including Kapp (one 1961 CFL SGC 88), Parker; Wrappers: 1951 Topps Magic wrapper (NM); Hockey/Other: (4 items) with Singles: 1933 Goudey Sport Kings: #7 Walthour (VG-EX), #16 Tilden (VG) and #24 Morenz (FR, glue residue on reverse). For a complete list of key items, please visit our website (543) Multi- Sport Card Group with Gretzky RC Featured is a (543) card multi-sport collection that features rookies of Gretzky, Marino, Montana, Rice and Ripken. Highlights include : (13) assorted Cal Ripken, Jr. cards median (NM) with (2) 1982 Topps #21 (both NM-MT), (3) 1982 Donruss #405 RC (NM-MT, (2) NM); 1982 Fleer #176 RC (NM-MT); Football: (206 cards) with Topps: 1977 #177 Largent RC (NM-MT), (3) 1981 #216 Montana RC (NM, EX, VG), (3) 1984 #123 Marino RC (NM-MT, (2) NM), 1986 #161 Rice RC (NM); Hockey: (109 cards) with Topps: #18 Gretzky RC (VG-EX); (3) #49 Yzerman RC (NM-MT, (2) NM) and (450+) (NM-MT) multi-sport singles which consists of numerous star cards. For a complete list of key cards, please visit our website Multi- Sport Balance of Autograph Collection with Team- Signed Bat and 16x20 Photographs Offered is a multisport balance of autograph collection which includes a team-signed bat and numerous 16x20 photographs. Unless noted, each item is penned in blue or black ink and grades in the ( 8-9 ) range or better. Highlights include : (12 items) with Multi-Signed Bat: (23 signatures, Rawlings 33-1/2 blue band Dykstra model, average 7 ) with Mays, Snider; Multi-Signed 1986 Mets Cap: (10 signatures) with G. Carter, Strawberry; Single-Signed Other: (6 items) with 1.) Brett signed Kauffman Stadium artificial turf display; 2.) G. Carter signed game-used left batting glove; 3.) Ryan signed Rawlings 44 replica Astros home jersey; 4.) F. Thomas signed White Sox New Era replica cap (silver); Hockey: (23 items) with Single-Signed 16x20 Photographs: (5 items) with (4) Jagr, Lemieux; Single-Signed Uniform Letters: (11 items, mostly silver ink) with (6) Messier. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. For a complete list of items and applicable death dates, please visit our website (196) Topps/OPC Basketball & Hockey Wax and Rack Packs Presented is an accumulation of (196) Topps/OPC Basketball and Hockey wax and rack packs. Unless noted, each unsearched pack grades (NM) or better. Highlights include Basketball: (52 packs) with Topps Wax Packs: (5) , (5) , (10) ; Hockey: (144 packs, one display box) with Topps: (65 packs, one display box) with Wax Packs: (6) , (10) , (8) (one loose seal), (14) ; Rack Packs: rack; OPC Wax Packs: (79 packs) with (14) , (6) WHA, (11) , (29) and (3) For a complete list of items, please visit our website (4) 1860s Civil War Generals CDV Lot with Grant & Lee The offered lot features a quartet of 1860s Civil War Generals Carte de Vistas equally represented by the Confederacy and the Union. Included are: 1.) Ulysses S. Grant presents as (EX) with a minor chip on the bottom left corner, US Grant inked on the reverse; 2.) George Meade presents as (EX) with only minor corner wear, GG Meade inked on the reverse; 3.) Robert E. Lee presents as (EX- MT) with clipped corners, Gen Lee, 6 Set penciled on reverse; and 4.) Pierre G.T. Beauregard presents as (EX) with minor corner/edge wear. Each CDV boasts a E & HT Anthony publishers back-seal. This impressive foursome will be a welcome addition to any early American history showcase s John Wilkes Booth CDV with Spooner Back A stage actor by trade, John Wilkes Booth gained infamy as the assassin of President Abraham Lincoln. His detailed likeness appears in the sepia-toned 1860s Carte de Vista, with a scarce J.C. Spooner s publisher seal on the reverse. This exceptional CDV presents as (EX) displaying only minor edge and corner wear. Coupled with a tough back, this epic piece still will be a treasured piece of American history for generations to come. 290 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

70 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS General Winfield Scott Collection with Autographed Letter Winfield Scott, known affectionately as Old Fuss and Feathers, served in the military under every president from Jefferson to Lincoln, a total of fourteen administrations - 47 years of service. Historians rank him highly both as a strategist (he was the Union s general-inchief at the beginning of the Civil War) and a Presidential candidate in The offered three items chronicle these areas of his illustrious life in America. Included are: 1.) 1842 letter with hand-written notation signed in the lower right corner by Winfield Scott (d.1866, 6 ); 2.) 1-1/8 brass campaign token/coin/medallion? from 1852 with the obverse showing a right facing bust of Scott encompassed by GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT FIRST IN WAR FIRST IN PEACE and the reverse showing SCOTT & GRAHAM - UNION & CONSTITUTION displayed around an eagle, condition (VG-EX); 3.) 1860s Mathew Brady Carte de Visite (CDV) of Scott as the Union Commander (EX-MT) condition with minimal writing on the reverse. The autographed letter comes with an auction LOA from James Spence Authentications (411) 1930s-1950s Western Exhibits Presented is a collection of (411) 1930s-1950s Exhibits that features an array of talented Western stars. There exists significant duplication and different color variations. The approximate condition breakdown throughout is 10% (EX-MT or better), 15% (EX), 25% (VG-EX), 25% (VG) and 25% (GD or lesser) with some instances of reverse writing. Better stars include (32) Autry (23 pose variations, all salutations, median VG), (14) Lone Ranger (6 pose variations, median GD to VG), (48) Rogers (27 pose variations, most salutations, average VG), (6) Tonto (2 pose variations, average GD to VG) and (5) Wayne (4 pose variations, four salutations, mostly VG) Gum Inc. Lone Ranger Complete Low & Middle Series #1-36 Depicting the vibrant and often too Wild West, the 1940 Gum Inc. Lone Ranger set remains a popular series from the classic decade. The offered lot contains cards #1-36 of this colorful set, which equates to complete Low and Middle Series runs. Missing only the elusive High Series, these cards grade: Low Series #1-24: 20% (VG-EX), 55% (VG), 25% (GD); and Middle Series #25-#36: 20% (VG-EX), 50% (VG) and 30% (GD) Round Up Set & 1968 Laugh-In (68/77) Near Set This Western and Comedy card lot contains a complete 1956 Topps Round-Up set (80/80) and a 1968 Topps Laugh-In near-set featuring all (33/33) cards and (35/44) punch-outs. The 1954 Round-Up set averages (VG-EX/EX) with some notables grading lesser, including #1 Hickok (GD), #11 Calamity Jane (VG-EX), #21 Buffalo Bill (VG-EX), #31 Earp (EX) and #41 Boone (VG-EX). The 1968 Laugh-In near-set (68/77) contains (33) cards (#s 1-33) that average (EX/EX-MT) barring centering imperfections and (35) punch-cards (#s 35-75) averaging (VG/VG-EX) due to some light creasing. Only six of the elusive punch-cards are not intact and a wax-wrapper is included (edge tear). This two-series collection will be a welcome addition to any non-sports collection (5) 1940s Western Movie Posters Hailing from the apex of the Western movie genre, the amassed collection features five different movie one-sheet posters from the 1940s. Displaying vibrant colors and legible text throughout, the one-sheets measure the standard 27x41 and display incredibly well. Considering their age and sensitive nature, these displays exhibit only minor toning, corner wear and virtually inevitable small edge tears and factory folds. Two examples show small tape-repair marks on the reverse, Firebrands of Arizona (1944) and The Oregon Trail (1945). The remaining one-sheets show no alterations and consist of Heart of the Golden West (1942) starring Roy Rogers and Gabby Hayes, Courtin Trouble (1948) and Crashing Thru (1949). Highlighted by the King of Cowboys Roy Rogers, this magnificent one-sheet lot will appease the strictest of Western collectors (32) Hollywood & Music Signed Lot with (4) Cash Featuring a concentration of country music artists, presented is a lot of (32) signed items from the Hollywood and music realms. The lot features (24) signed 8x10 photographs with signatures that average ( 8-9 ) highlighted by (3) Cash (d.2003, two 8 and one 5 ), D. Hoffman, Tom Jones, Parton and Rawls (d.2006). The remaining signed items include a T. Adkins 12x24, T. Bennett CD, Cash postcard ( 8 ), Lombardo 4 x 2-1/2 cut (d.1977, 7 ), R. Harrison (d.1990, 9 )/J. Harris In Praise of Love playbill and suspenders signed by Alabama members Cook, Gentry, Herndon and Owen. The lot also features (11) unsigned items with an Alabama concert-used drumstick. Auction LOA from James Spence Authentications. Please visit our website for additional details. 292 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28, (6) 1930s-1957 Non-Sport Uncut Sheets & Strips Presented is a grouping of six 1930s-1957 non-sport uncut sheets and strips. Included are 1-.2) two 1930s Salutation Exhibit Actors 16-card uncut sheets (average VG) with Grant, Lancaster, Stewart; 3.) (5) 1940s Eppy Adventures of Smilin Jack complete sets on 8-card strips (80 total strips, average EX to EX-MT with some miscut); 4-.5) two 1941 Gum Inc. Uncle Sam s Home Defense 24-card uncut sheets average (VG) with #1-24, and 6.) 1957 Topps Planes 6-card blank-backed sheet (EX) (29) Non-Sport Wrappers with Horrors of War Presented is a gallery of (29) non-sport wrappers from a variety of manufacturers. Highlights include 1930s: 1938 Horrors of War one-cent (VG); 1950s: (3) 1953 Bowman Antique Autos (NM, (2) EX-MT), (3) 1953 Bowman Television & Radio Stars (all EX-MT), (3) 1954 Topps Scoops five-cent (EX, VG-EX, VG), 1955 Bowman Magic five-cent (EX-MT), 1956 Topps Elvis Presley one-cent (card and gum still inside, popped seal) and (5) 1957 Topps Hit Stars one-cent (mostly NM). For a complete list of wrappers, please visit our website. 293

71 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS Louis Icart 1924 Blue Buddha Signed Etching Presented is a limited edition Louis Icart Blue Buddha hand-colored print. This attractive art deco piece was produced in Paris in 1924 and has been signed by the artist. A detailed description is available on the internet Louis Icart 1924 The Upturned Nest Signed Etching Presented is a limited edition Louis Icart The Upturned Nest hand-colored print. This attractive art deco piece was produced in Paris in 1924 and has been signed by the artist. A detailed description is available on the internet Louis Icart 1923 Letter Signed Etching Presented is a limited edition Louis Icart Letter handcolored print. This attractive art deco piece was produced in Paris in 1923 and has been signed by the artist, with mild toning present at the top. A detailed description is available on the internet (4) Art Deco Items with 1933 Worlds Fair Cigarette Holder Offered is a quartet of vintage items representing the Art Deco era of American culture. Highlighted by 1.)fully functioning 1933 Chicago Worlds Fair cigarette holder in (NM) condition; 2.) solid bronze ashtray with nude woman (4-1/2 x 8-1/2, artist signed); 3.) 980 Statuette by Harry Davies Molding Co (6x7); 4.) Silver-plated dish with wall mounting (5x11, possible Rose O Neil artistry). All pieces are original and show moderate abrasions George Edmund Varian 1920 Original Oil Painting The offered original artwork features a detailed, even graphic image of the horrors of World War I. George Edmund Varian (American artist, ) produced the oilenhanced watercolor painting in The piece is titled The Machine Gun Nest - Call Your Dogs Off and depicts a bayonet charge into the trenches on a WWI battlefield. White and yellow oil paint was used to enhance the grey image, creating a lively three-dimensional view. The artist signed the piece in the lower right corner with the handwritten title placed underneath the crudely fashioned matte. With the overall dimensions of 19x25, this artwork was most likely created as cover art for the dozens of publications dedicated to World War I Louis Icart 1927 Hiding Place Signed Etching Presented is a limited edition Louis Icart Hiding Place hand-colored print. This attractive art deco piece was produced in Paris in 1927 and has been signed by the artist. A detailed description is available on the internet Art Deco 1940s GE Cobalt Blue Clock Offered is a vintage 1940s General Electric cobalt blue electric clock with brass trim around the clock face. The 4-1/2 tall by 5 wide clock still works and is in excellent condition. The glass is mirrored cobalt blue and is quite attractive. $ Louis Icart 1927 Speed Signed Etching Presented is a limited edition Louis Icart Speed handcolored print. This attractive art deco piece was produced in Paris in 1927 and has been signed by the artist. A detailed description is available on the internet Art Deco 1940s Telechron Cobalt Blue Clock with Base Offered is a vintage 1940s Telechron cobalt blue electric clock with Roman Numerals and an aqua blue clock face. The 6 clock still works and is in good condition, except for minor scratches on the mirrored blue glass and mild wear on the chrome base. $ Art Deco 1940s Telechron Cobalt Blue Clock Offered is a vintage 1940s Telechron cobalt blue electric clock with brass numbers and silver clock face. The 5-1/2 clock still works and is in good condition, save the small portion of mirrored blue glass that has been chipped off on the base. $ Art Deco 1940s New Haven Cobalt Blue Clock Offered is a vintage 1940s New Haven cobalt blue electric clock. The 4 circular design clock still works and is in excellent condition. The glass is mirrored cobalt blue and is quite attractive, although condensation has created water marks under the surface of the glass. $ Vintage Electric Cigarette Lighter Standing a mere four inches tall and mounted on a black marble base, this relic portrays a young waif with halflit cigarette in his mouth. With his beady eyes facing left, this vintage 1930s electric cigar lighter is now a better conversation piece than useful instrument to burn a heater. The coil heating system atop his hat exhibits rust and wear; it is removable for easy replacement. Overall, the bronze statuette is in excellent condition, save the heating mechanism, and is a fine display piece. $ World War II Japanazi Original Artwork by Samish Hallowed as the greatest generation, legions of young men and women sacrificed everything in the international conflict of World War II. War posters helped rally support for a variety of causes, the foremost being the purchasing of bonds and defense stamps for the burgeoning military machine. The offered World War II Japanazi original artwork by Samish (d.1962) is hallmarked by intense coloring, vibrant overlays and patriotic messages. Framed to 17 x 26-1/2 dimensions, a character resembling Uncle Sam is depicted as he extinguishes the infernal axis. Despite a 5 scratch along the bottom, this piece still retains an impressive visual appeal. 294 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

72 LAST MINUTE ADDITIONS ROMAIN DE TIRTOFF (November 23, April 21, 1990) was a Russian-born French artist and designer known to most art collectors by his pseudonym Erté, the French pronunciation of his initials, R.T. Tirtoff was born Roman Petrovich Tyrtov in St. Petersburg, Russia to a distinguished family. His father, Pyotr Ivanovich Tyrtov, was a Russian Fleet Admiral. Sometime between 1910 and 1912, Romain moved to Paris, France against his father's wishes to pursue a career as a designer. The elder Tyrtov wanted Romain to continue the family tradition and become a naval officer. It was during this trying period in his life that Romain assumed his pseudonym to avoid disgracing the family. By 1915, Erte had secured a job with Harper's Bazaar magazine but soon found his calling designing costumes and stage sets. Erté is perhaps most famous for his elegant fashion designs which capture the art deco period in which he worked. His costumes and sets were featured in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1923, and in 1925, Louis B. Mayer brought him to Hollywood to design sets and costumes, which included Ben Hur. Erté continued working throughout his life, designing revues, ballets, and operas. His career enjoyed a major renaissance during the 1960s with the revival of art deco. Museums around the world purchased dozens of his paintings for their collections with the most sizable collection featured in the Tokyo Museum. His limited edition bronzes, produced in the 1980s, are among the most highly sought after modern statues for art connoisseurs Erte 15-1/2 Bronze Statue - Sophisticated Lady Sculpture Presented is a gorgeous bronze statue from the famed French artist Erte. The opulent and detailed design is indicative of Erte s deco revival. This stunning 15-1/2 piece features a gilded, silvered and black bronze figure (cast from a model) of a young woman standing with left arm extended, wearing off-the-shoulder gown with train extended around her feet. The 15-pound statue rests on a stepped brown marble base that is inscribed; 243/250, monogram CM, Fine Art Acquisitions, copyright The gilded portion of the dress exhibits slight wear but overall the statue is in exquisite condition Erte 14-3/4 Bronze Statue - La Danseuse Offered is a flamboyant bronze statue from the French deco revival artist, Erte. The statue features a dancer in a cabriole (a leap in which the lower leg beats against the upper one at an angle, before the dancer lands again on the lower leg). This beautifully detailed 9-pound, 14-3/4 piece is a gilded and silvered bronze figure (cast from a model) that rests on a stepped black oval base. The base is inscribed; 51/500, monogram CM, Fine Art Acquisitions, copyright There are minor abrasions on the base that are only noticeable under strict scrutiny Erte 17 Bronze Statue - Negligee #9/300 Offered is an exquisite bronze statue from Erte s latter period. The delicate figure and sophisticated, glamorous design is instantly recognizable as part of the deco revival. This stunning 17 piece features a gilded and silvered bronze figure (cast from a model) of an elegant young woman standing with arms extended, wearing off-theshoulder dress with fur trimming and long trailing sleeves. The 16-pound statue rests on a stepped black oval base that is inscribed; 9/300, monogram CM, Fine Art Acquisitions, copyright In a recent Christie auction, a Negligee Erte sold in excess of $4, There are minor abrasions on the base that are only noticeable under strict scrutiny. MEET YOUR TEAMMATES HUGGINS AND SCOTT AUCTIONS IS A CONSTANTLY GROW- ING COMPANY. SINCE OUR LAST AUCTION (FEBRUARY 2009), WHERE WE GROSSED OVER $1.5 MILLION, WE HAVE MORE STAFF AS WELL AS FIELD REPRESENTATIVES IN FIVE ADDI- TIONAL LOCATIONS. SHOULD YOU HAVE AN INTEREST IN JOINING OUR STAFF, WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR PART- TIME FIELD REPRESENTATIVES IN NEW AREAS. CALL OUR MAIN OFFICE TOLL FREE AND ASK FOR BILL HUGGINS; IT S A NO LOSE SITUATION FOR YOU, AS WELL AS A CHANCE TO MAKE SOME SERIOUS MONEY. NOW, HERE ARE YOUR TEAMMATES: Bill Huggins: The President of the company and a major figure at the last 25 Nationals as well as most major trade shows in the country for the past 20+ years, Bill has seen and played an up-front part in taking this hobby from a collecting fad to a multimillion dollar industry. From spectacular finds (the first T206 Doyle variation ever sold) to widely accepted revolutionary auction techniques (the 30 minute rule) Bill is always looking for ways to better the business that has been his life. While his schedule is extremely demanding, his insistence that customer satisfaction comes first is always the utmost of his priorities. You will often find when calling our main office that he will answer the phone himself. Bill s interests include collecting fine wines (a passion he acquired from his mentor Uncle Dick), game-used bats and the endless pursuit of the ultimate Hogan s Heroes set. John Scott Sr: From his early days as the auctioneer at the legendary Willow Grove shows to his amazing 2nd place finish at one of the earliest recorded card flipping contests ever held at a sports card show (You Go Danny!), John has played an immeasurable part in the growth of this hobby. His vast knowledge of vintage sports and especially non-sports cards and memorabilia are an invaluable resource to our company. His passion is original card artwork and his collection of such items is unapproachable. Josh Wulkan: It s tough to describe all of Josh s duties at Huggins and Scott. He really has a hand in every aspect of the business, and these catalogs and our internet site would not be anywhere close to what they are without him. He is our west coast consignments and acquisitions representative as well as our advertising manager, Vice President and part-owner. Josh entered the hobby at the ripe old age of 13, and now some 20+ years later he brings a work ethic and attention for details that are second to none. While his youthful appearance may deceive you at first, he has game that will impress you. No. Calif: josh@hugginsandscott.com John Scott Jr: Some of John s earliest childhood memories include baseball card shows. From the Howard Johnson s in Wheaton, Maryland to the George Washington Motor Lodge in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, John was there. Now, as the attorney for the company, John provides legal counsel on many subjects relating to the auction business. It s always a thrill when John comes out from behind his desk and joins us at the National. John s collecting interests continue to be primarily historical memorabilia and non-sport cards. Steve Dickler: Our leader every auction in consignments, Steve is constantly traveling the Philly and South New Jersey area to secure many major collections for our auctions. A tireless professional, Steve brings an unequaled knowledge of the right way to do business and the ability to handle and adapt to vastly different collections he sees on a daily basis. We are truly honored to have him representing our company. Steve s hobby interests focus mainly on older and tough to find unopened boxes. If you are ever looking for a tough - or just popular at the time - case, box or pack, a call to Steve might just surprise you. PA/NJ: steve@hugginsandscott.com Kevin Heffner: With the title of head writer Kevin has an immense task for each auction and handles the job with the utmost of professionalism. Many of you who have consigned items to us have probably had the pleasure of dealing with Kevin in his endless quest for the perfect write-up. He often s and converses with our consignors to extract all possible information about the items he and his staff are writing about. Kevin hails from the cheesesteak capital of the world and his main collecting interests are xx rated as in Jimmie. Stefan Wisinski: After joining our staff roughly 4 years ago, Stefan has established himself as our Jack of all Trades. While still a babe in calendar years, Stefan s spongelike approach to his day-to-day duties is impressive. There is no task he is afraid to take on. Stefan comes from the Steel City and takes pride in his love for the Stillers and Buccos. Matt Flores: Matt joined our writing team full time in May, and while some people have speed and others accuracy, when you find the two combined you get a true winner. That s Matt. From his writing and research duties to helping out with photographs and an occasional show appearance, Matt never stops. Matt s collecting interests focus on players from all sports who attended his alma mater, the University of Maryland. Kris Fraley: A new member of our team, Kris joins Huggins and Scott as the head of our shipping department. He will be responsible for quick and efficient packing and shipping of all auction items. Thus far, he has impressed us all. James Feagin: James came to us from the 9-5 daily grind work force with a desire to pursue his true calling in life of writing and researching vintage cards and memorabilia. Where have you been James is all I can say. His write-ups clearly reflect the passion he possesses for this hobby and his knowledge of the game is astonishing. A true asset to our team. James collecting interests are in the old, odd and unusual. Collin Corbin: Collin has quickly established himself as our photographing and scanning guru. All those crystal clear photos in the catalog and on our website can be attributed to Collin s attention to detail and eye for perfection. No matter how much is thrown at him at the end, he always finds a way to get it done (and get it done well). Mark Raines: What an acquisition! Like hitting the lottery in the free-agent market, Mark joins our writing staff with a knowledge base and writing style that is immeasurable. He specializes in game-used material and memorabilia, but will be asked to employ his writing to virtually any lot in the auction (and we know he will succeed). Hailing from "Charm City," Mark literally wears his love for the Orioles and Ravens virtually every day. Chuck Bortnick: What can we say but He s Back. After a 7 year stint in his brother s car business, Chuck has rejoined our staff as our local area rep and is also running the day-to-day operations of House of Cards. His true love has always been this hobby, ever since he was Bill s original partner back in Chuck is our road warrior for retrieving collections within a 500-or-so mile radius of our home office. If you have a sizable collection that needs to be picked up, you may just see Chuck s smiling face at your door one day. Dick DeCourcy: What can we say about Uncle Dick, The Legend While building Georgia Music and Sports from a basement business to one of the largest mass distributors this industry has ever seen, Dick has seen and done it all. Now that he is semiretired, we are honored to have him on our staff as our North Carolina/Georgia/South Carolina representative. Should you be in that area and wish to discuss your consignments, give him a call. You will NEVER meet a finer gentleman, who respects this hobby and exudes class from dawn till wine time! GA/NC: uncledick@hugginsandscott.com Richard Wiercinski: A savvy show veteran dealer for many years, Richard s passion is vintage cards. He joined our staff in 2005 and has provided many quality items in this catalog. Richard represents the NJ/NY area for us and is highly qualified to handle any collection. If you re in the North Jersey area, and would like to discuss sale or consignment of your collection, call Richard; you ll love working with him. NJ: Richard@hugginsandscott.com Ron Vitro: From Aaron autographs to Zelmo Beatty s jersey, Ron has seen and handled it all. If you are in the New York area and have vintage sports cards or memorabilia to sell or consign, Ron is the man to call. A true professional in every sense of the word, we are honored to have him working with us. NY: ronv@hugginsandscott.com Ricky Huggins: Ricky has literally grown up in a House of Cards. With his father owning the same named business for his entire life he has heard terms like wax box, factory set and mint corners since he could remember. Now a student at Slippery Rock College in western Pennsylvania, Ricky is well qualified to handle your sale or consignment needs between classes. West PA: ricky@hugginsandscott.com Kevin Endo: Originally from the Washington, DC area, Kevin is now retired from the Navy and covers the Ohio, Kentucky and Erie, PA area. A real go-getter, Kevin will amaze you with his knowledge and enthusiasm about many aspects of this hobby. His honesty and integrity go along way toward securing many valuable collections for our auction. If you are in his area and have consignments to discuss, call Kevin 24/7. He never sleeps! OH: endo@hugginsandscott.com Steve Slockett: A veteran of the hobby, Steve brings us valuable experience in the consignments and acquisitions department. He travels to most of the major east coast shows and covers the West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania areas for us. W. VA: slockett@hugginsandscott.com 296 HUGGINS & SCOTT AUCTION: MAY 27-28,

73 MEET YOUR TEAMMATES Ed Como: Excited and thankful to be back in the hobby after a 20 year absence, Ed handles the MA/CT area with the hopes of securing exciting collections from one of the true vintage areas of our country. Ed prides himself in making sure that the potential consignor is completely comfortable with the entire auction process from start to finish. If you re interested in consigning that Babe Ruth ball that s been sitting on the mantle or that hidden treasure, give Ed a call, you will not be disappointed. MA/CT: como@hugginsandscott.com Steve Phillips: Air traffic controller by day and consignments and acquisitions director in Arlington, Texas by night. Steve has already turned over several terrific consignments in the Lone Star State and is always looking for more. Contact him with what you have - he s great to work with. TX: sphillips@hugginsandscott.com Roger Stone: A vintage card aficionado, Roger anchors our Champaign, Illinois and surrounding areas. His passion is vintage cards from the 1940s-1970s, but he is more than willing to help with any collection that you want to turn into cash. IL: roger@hugginsandscott.com J.D. Heckathorn: We are extremely thrilled to have added this well-respected hobby veteran to our staff. J.D. hails from the great state of Indiana and brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise on vintage cards and memorabilia. Don t let his boyish looks fool you, J.D. can handle everything from with the class and style that will impress you. He is still active on the major Midwest show circuit; should you be in that area and have items to discuss for either sale or consignment, give J.D. a call. IN: jd@hugginsandscott.com Jay Strecker: With our local area business growing daily, we were in need of a Baltimore area representative. Enter Jay Strecker. A long time Baltimore native, Jay is a tireless worker who travels every day to look at collections. Well schooled in cards and especially memorabilia, there is not much Jay has not seen. If you have a collection of any size in the Balmr area, give Jay a call; he s always willing to travel. Balt, MD: jay@hugginsandscott.com Michael Golsteyn: Yet another expansion to the Midwest region of the country, Michael hails from the western part of Michigan. His knowledge base includes vintage cards and memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won t be disappointed with his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. MI: golsteyn@hugginsandscott.com Jay Dyer: Yet another expansion to the southeastern region of the country, Jay hails from the northern part of Florida. His knowledge base includes early vintage cards and memorabilia and he is always willing to help you turn your collection into cash. If you are in the southern Georgia or north or central Florida area, you won t be disappointed with his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. N. FLA: dyer@hugginsandscott.com Kent Feddeman: A tremendous Washington area transplant to the southeastern part of Florida. Kent s knowledge of the Washington Senators and vintage memorabilia is virtually unmatched in the industry. He is always willing to help you turn your entire collection into cash. If you are anywhere close to him, you won t be disappointed with his friendly customer service and knowledge of the hobby. SE FLA: kent@hugginsandscott.com Craig Crampton: Yet another expansion in the Washington, DC/metro area, Craig lives in the northern Virginia area and is more than capable of handling your entire collection. His knowledge base includes vintage cards and memorabilia. If you are anywhere close to him, feel free to give him a call. N. VA: craig@hugginsandscott.com Bret Ackerman: Bret has been collecting sports memorabilia & trading cards since he was a child. In late 2001 Bret decided to follow his love and passion and started dealing, buying, selling and trading sports memorabilia full time. Bret s knowledge spans through many different areas of the hobby and is a veteran of the sports memorabilia & collectibles show circuit through out New England. Bret collects & sells everything from stadium artifacts to vintage & new game used items, vintage trading cards, single and multiple signed items etc. Let Bret put his hard work and drive to work for you. If you are in Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont, contact Bret today! ME/NH/VT: bret@hugginsandscott.com Steve Buckholtz: One of the true gems of the hobby, Steve Buckholtz patrols the upper part of New York, plus attends virtually every major show around the country. He will be happy to help you turn your entire collection into that green paper that you can use to buy things (like beer). No collection is too big, too small or too off-condition for Buck. Upstate NY: buck@hugginsandscott.com Chris Buckler: A hobby veteran who specializes in just about anything and everything. Chris joins our staff as our Louisville, KY representative, looking to add tobacco, derby and a variety of other vintage related items from the Bluegrass State. If you are in that area and have vintage items, contact Chris; he is as knowledgeable as anyone in the industry. Louisville, KY: buckler@hugginsandscott.com Tim Fassler: Tim joins our list of field representatives to patrol the mid-west. He was a consignment representative for Teletrade from and his extensive knowledge of vintage sports and non-sports cards will be a huge benefit to us. He will be happy to help turn any vintage collection in the St. Louis area into cash. St. Louis, MO: tim@hugginsandscott.com Kyle Cole: Kyle, a new addition to our growing list of field representatives, handles the extreme northern central part of the country for us. He will be looking for any and all vintage cards and collections in Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. Should be in that area, and are looking to sell or consign your collection, you will be in great hands with Kyle. MN/ND/SD: kyle@hugginsandscott.com Jason Chartrand: Jason secures our north-of-the-border consignments and acquisitions. His knowledge of high-grade vintage cards is among the best in the industry. He attends nearly all major trade shows (and bars) across both countries and is a valuable addition to our field rep staff. If you are in Canada, and anywhere near Montreal, feel free to contact Jason and he can help you consign your collection to us. Another Bucket please. Montreal, CANADA: Jason@hugginsandscott.com Mike Nelson: Mike joins our company as a recently retired, vintage card-enthusiast from the Rocky Mountain region of our country. Should you have quality collectibles that you would like to consign and Mike is your closest representative, contact him today and see how he can help turn your collection into cash. CO: nelson@hugginsandscott.com John Carpentier: John is new to our team, but not to sports card and memorabilia collecting. He has 30 years of experience including 16 years owning a sports memorabilia store. He has authored price guides, editorials and hosted radio and television shows about the sports card hobby. His knowledge of the industry, especially in the upper midwest is second to none. If you are in Wisconsin or Michigan s upper peninsula, give John a call to see how he can help you turn your collection into CASH! Green Bay, WI: john@hugginsandscott.com David Nielsen: David is recently retired and is anxious to help turn over vintage collections from the Phoenix, AZ area. He is ready to visit you and explain how Huggins and Scott Auctions can help turn your cards and collectibles into real money. Phoenix, AZ: Nielsen@hugginsandscott.com Scott Miller: Scott joins us from the Tucson, AZ area, where he is hoping to help you turn your vintage cards and collectibles into needed cash. Contact Scott today if you are ready to see how easy it can be. Tucson, AZ: miller@hugginsandscott.com Bob Brill: Bob joins our staff after closing his sports card shop in southern California earlier this year. His knowledge and professionalism impressed us and we're sure it will you, as well. If you're in SOCAL and are looking to turn your collection into cash, contact Bob. So. California: brill@hugginsandscott.com Tad Johnson: Tad joins our staff from the Windy City. His knowledge of vintage cards and memorabilia is extensive and his enthusiasm to gather consignments is second to none. Got old Cubs, White Sox, Bulls or Blackhawks items? Contact Tad today! Chicago, IL: tad@hugginsandscott.com Bob Hallman: Bob handles consignments from the Twin Cities of Minnesota. A hobby veteran who has a well-rounded knowledge of cards and memorabilia. If you are looking to turn your collection into spendable money, contact Bob - he will explain how easy we make it. Minneapolis, MN: hallman@hugginsandscott.com Jeremy Hutcherson: Jeremy has enthusiasm the likes we haven't seen in years. His desire to secure as many consignments as possible is clear from the first time you speak to him. He handles the northern and eastern parts of North Carolina, as he is based out of Wilmington, NC. If you are in that area, contact Jeremy today. N. & E. 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