Items For The Auction of November 10th, 2007       Lot Number Item Description Est. Price Range Sold For Price   101 Jimmie Foxx auto. Albertype HOF black and white postcard c.1951-52. Signed in the bottom margin in red/pink ink rating 10 out of 10. One of the finest exemplars of this scarce signed HOF postcard that we have encountered. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: NM (tiny line crease at bottom left), Signature: MT ($2,000.00-$3,000.00) $2,500.00   102 Hank Greenberg auto. Artvue HOF black and white postcard c.1956-63. Signed at the bottom margin in blue fountain pen. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: NM, Signature: NM-MT ($300.00-$400.00) $375.00   103 Connie Mack auto. Artvue HOF black and white postcard c.1953-56. Although Connie Mack was very generous in signing autographs during his career, signed black and white HOF postcards are incredibly scarce. Features a strong black fountain pen signature in the bottom margin. Highly desirable and rare signed card from an original HOF inductee is the first that we have offered. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: EX-MT (slight surface wrinkle), Signature: EX/MT-NM ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $8,000.00   104 Ty Cobb auto. Artvue HOF black and white postcard c.1955. Signed in Cobb's trademark green ink across the bottom margin and dated "2/1/55". Signature rates 9 out of 10. The card itself has a very minor corner crease at the lower left. One of the key signed cards from the set. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: EX-MT, Signature: NM ($2,000.00-$3,000.00) $5,000.00   105 Lot of (4) auto. HOF black and white postcards to include: Sam Rice auto. Artvue, Charlie Gehringer auto. Albertype, Carl Hubbell auto. Albertype, and Pie Traynor auto. Albertype. All four postcards are signed in ink on the front and have been graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Cards: Range EX/MT-NM, Signatures: Range NM-NM/MT ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $900.00   106 Mickey Cochrane auto. Artvue HOF black and white postcard c.1953-62. Signed across the bust portion in black fountain pen rating 9/10 out of 10. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: NM, Signature: NM-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $1,000.00   107 Lot of (4) auto. HOF black and white Artvue postcards to include: Elmer Flick, Bill Dickey, Joe Cronin, and Max Carey. All four postcards are signed on the front; Dickey signed in pencil. All cards have been graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Cards: Range EX/MT-NM, Signatures: Range NM-NM/MT ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $1,300.00   108 Tommy Connolly auto. Artvue HOF black and white postcard c.1953-61. Rare signed HOF postcard autographed on both front and back. Signed, "With all good wishes Thomas H. Connolly" in blue ink on the reverse. Card itself has a few minor wrinkles. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Card: VG-EX, Signatures: NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) $11,000.00   109 Lot of (4) auto. HOF black and white postcards to include: Edd Roush auto. Artvue, Frank Frisch auto. Albertype, Ted Lyons auto. Artvue, and George Sisler auto. Albertype. All four are signed in ink on the front and have been graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Cards: Range EX/MT-NM, Signatures: Range NM-NM/MT ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) DNS   110 Babe Ruth auto. government postcard. Postmarked April 27, 1937 govt. postcard is signed, "Sincerely Babe Ruth" in bold blue fountain pen. Signature rates 9 out of 10. The reverse has been hand addressed by Babe Ruth but was erased at some point with only vestiges of ink remaining visible. The postcard itself has some creasing to a few areas of the borders incl. the bottom left corner. Graded authentic by SGC/James Spence Authentication: Postcard: VG-EX, Signature: NM ($2,500.00-$3,500.00) $3,200.00   111 Mule Haas collection of vintage baseball autographed photographs and related materials. Total of (20) signed items from the personal collection of Mule Haas to include Rick Ferrell auto. 8"x10" photo by G.Burke, Wes Ferrell auto. 8"x10" photo by G. Burke, Christy Walsh auto. typewritten note to Haas, 1938 Connie Mack auto. player release issued to Haas, Luke Appling/Mule Haas auto. photo by G.Burke, Jimmie Dykes/Mule Haas auto. photographs, and misc. quantity of signed photos relating to Haas incl. several taken on board a ship with other players. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication for the group overall along with several individual COA's from James Spence Authentication for specific pieces within the lot: Range VG/EX-NM ($500.00-$750.00) $600.00   112 ***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** Mule Haas presentational wristwatch c.1951. Elgin men's wristwatch presented to Haas in 1951 in commemoration of his 1925 World Championship with the Pitt. Pirates. Inscribed on the back, "George W.Haas Outfielder 1925 World Champions Pittsburgh 1951". The watch remains in running order. Incl. letter of provenance from Haas' son: EX ($400.00-$600.00) $225.00   113 ***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** 1949 Connie Mack Day presentational wristwatch as given to Mule Haas. Wittnauer men's wristwatch presented to Mule Haas on August 21, 1949 during ceremonies held to honor Connie Mack at Yankee Stadium. The back of the watch is inscribed, "Connie Mack Day August 21, 1949 Yankee Stadium Mule Haas". Watch remains in running order. Incl. letter of provenance from Haas'son: EX ($400.00-$600.00) $500.00   114 Lot of (2) Chicago White Sox team auto. baseballs to include: 1944 White Sox team, (23) sigs on lt. toned Harridge AL ball incl. Haas, Miller, Dykes, Ruel, and Lopat. Sigs range from 7-9 out of 10: EX-EX/MT and 1940 White Sox team, (25) sigs on lt. clear coated Harridge AL ball incl. Lyons, Appling, Dykes, and Hass. Sigs range from 6-9 out of 10: EX-EX/MT. Includes (2) individual LOA's from James Spence Authentication. ($500.00-$750.00) $425.00   115 Mule Haas photography collection c.1920-50s. Large group of over (130) vintage images with relation to Mule Haas. Subjects include Phila. Athletics, candid snapshots, team photos, Haas with notable players such as DiMaggio/C.Mack/Foxx, Pitt. Pirates c.1920s, Minor League images, and portraits. Sizes range from 2"x3" to 8"x10". Intact group with excellent breakdown value: Range VG/EX-NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) DNS   116 Jim Bottomley, Al Simmons, and Mule Haas auto. photograph. Fine quality sepia tone 8"x10" image picturing the three players posed in and around a dugout. Signed by each player in fountain pen rating from 8-9 out of 10. Likely signed during the World Series played between the Cardinals and Athletics c.1930-31. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) $1,300.00   117 1938 Brooklyn Dodgers partial team auto. baseball. Toned Frick NL ball signed by (11) players including Cuyler, Van Mungo, Butcher, Brack, and Babe Ruth. Sigs range from 3-7 out of 10 with Ruth rating 6/7 across the sweet spot. Team signed ball dating to Ruth's final season as a coach with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: VG, Sigs: Range GD/VG-EX/MT ($2,500.00-$3,500.00) $2,400.00   118 Vintage Ted Lyons auto. baseball c.1930s. Official Tamazawa "American Ball" signed by Ted Lyons on a side panel in black fountain pen. Signature rates 8 out of 10. An unidentified Japanese character signature is positioned beneath Lyons. The offered baseball is the earliest playing Lyons "single" signed baseball (w/note to the Japanese characters) that we have handled. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX-EX/MT ($400.00-$600.00) $550.00   119 1933 Chicago White Sox partial team auto. baseball. Lt. clear coated Harridge AL ball signed by (13) players incl. Simmons, Appling, Faber (rare), Lyons, Haas, and Dykes. Sigs range from 8-10 out of 10. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX/MT-NM ($500.00-$750.00) $400.00   120 1931 St. Louis Cardinals team auto. baseball. Lt. toned Heydler NL ball signed by (23) members of the World Champion Cardinals incl. Bottomley, Frisch, Hafey, Street, and Haines. Sigs range from 3-6 out of 10. Rare 1930s era World Championship team signed ball. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range GD-EX ($500.00-$750.00) $400.00   121 1932 Phila. Athletics team auto. baseball. Toned and clear coated Harridge AL ball signed by (18) players incl. Foxx, Grove, Cochrane, Simmons, Dykes, and Haas. Sigs range from 4-8 out of 10. The ball itself has a few line impressions to some areas of the surface clear coat. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: VG, Sigs: Range VG-NM ($750.00-$1,000.00) $700.00   122 Mule Haas' 1934 American League All-Star team auto. baseball. The 1934 Mid-summer Classic was played at the Polo Grounds in New York with the AL prevailing by a score of 9-7. The game will be forever remembered for Carl Hubbell's five consecutive strikeouts of Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Al Simmons, and Joe Cronin. The offered baseball originates directly from the collection of Mule Haas. Lt. clear coated Harridge AL ball signed by (20) members of the AL team incl. Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Simmons, Gomez, Manush, Dickey, Averill, Cochrane, and Cronin. Sigs range from 5-9 out of 10 with the majority grading 7 or better. Ruth rates 7/8 while Gehrig rates 9 out of 10. Fine example of a classic All-Star team signed baseball offered publicly for the first time. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range EX-NM ($10,000.00-$15,000.00) $11,000.00   123 Mule Haas 1933 American League All-Star team auto. baseball. Uncommon team signed baseball from the inaugural 1933 All-Star game American League squad features (21) signatures on a moderately toned and clear coated Harridge AL ball. Signatures include Ruth, Gehrig, Foxx, Lazzeri, Dickey, Collins, Cronin, Gehringer, McCarthy, Grove, Averill, Simmons, and NL manager John McGraw (very rare). Sigs range from 7-9 out of 10. The American League team captured the first All-Star game by a score of 4-2 behind Babe Ruth's home run which was his first and only home run hit in All-Star game play. Interestingly, NL manager John McGraw signed the offered ball while AL manager Connie Mack did not. It is well documented that Mack and McGraw had a tumultuous relationship as longtime rivals. Very fine exemplar from the personal collection of Mule Haas being offered for the first time at auction. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: VG-EX, Signatures: Range EX/MT-NM ($15,000.00-$20,000.00) $15,000.00   124 Historic game used baseball from the Inaugural 1933 All-Star Game signed by the game umpires. The Great Depression of the 1930s severely damaged American culture as it was known at the time, including the game of baseball, which experienced dwindling crowds and enormous financial challenges. In an effort to spur interest in the national pastime, the sports editor for the Chicago Tribune, Arch Ward, approached officials of the American and National Leagues. Ward's idea was pit the best of both leagues against each other in an All-Star game to be played in Chicago in conjunction with the "Century of Progress Exhibition". Set for Comiskey Park on July 6, 1933, before a huge crowd of 49,200, the game featured the finest players of the period including Gehrig, Gomez, Foxx, Klein, Simmons, Grove, Cronin, Terry, Frisch, and Babe Ruth. Appropriately, the American and National League teams were led by managers Connie Mack and John McGraw, respectively. The two grand old men of baseball had been battling each other on the field for nearly 30 years, dating back to their epic contests as managers of the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants. The offered baseball is one of only a scant few documented to have been used during the 1933 All-Star game and originates from the personal collection of Mule Haas. The ball itself is an off white J.Heydler National League baseball which has been inscribed, in Haas' hand, on a side panel, "Ball used in the AllStar game at Chicago July 6, 1933 American 4 National 2". Additionally, the four umpires for the game have signed the ball incl. Bill Dineen, Bill Klem, Bill McGowan, and Chas. Rigler. Signatures range from 6-8 out of 10 including the very rare autographs of Klem and McGowan. Other than the ball that Babe Ruth hit for the inaugural home run during the 1933 All-Star game which we auctioned in 2006, the offered baseball is the only other documented game used ball from that game that we have encountered. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range EX-EX/MT ($15,000.00-$25,000.00) $18,000.00   125 National League 50th Anniversary presentational baseball c.1926. J.Heydler NL baseball with (8) individual vignette images of the various NL Presidents affixed to the unused baseball. Very clean condition: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $550.00   126 ***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** George "Mule" Haas professional model baseball glove c.1920-30s. Reach RHT fielder's model glove used by Haas during his playing career. Glove exhibits heavy use incl. surface wear to the leather and general age wear. Retains its original Reach mfg. label on the back strap. Identified game used baseball gloves from the 1920-30s era are notably rare. Includes letter of provenance from Haas' son: VG-EX ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $950.00   127 1928 New York Yankees and Philadelphia Athletics auto. baseball. Lt. clear coated Barnard AL ball signed by (15) members of the A's and Yankees to include Ruth, Grove, Speaker, Cobb, Collins, Gleason, Dugan, and Koenig. Sigs range from 3-7 out of 10. Interesting combination signed baseball with three original Hall of Fame inductees (Ruth, Cobb, and Speaker). Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: EX, Sigs: Range GD/VG-EX/MT ($4,000.00-$5,000.00) $3,250.00   128 ***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** Mule Haas 1929 Philadelphia Athletics presentational wristwatch. Hamilton men's wristwatch given to Mule Haas in commemoration of his 1929 World Championship with the Phila. Athletics. The back of the watch is inscribed, "George W. Haas 'Athletics' Baseball Champions World Series 1929". The watch remains in running order. Likely given to Haas as a gift from the team or a dignitary as a member of the World Champion A's. Incl. letter of provenance from Haas' son: EX ($2,500.00-$3,500.00) DNS   129 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates World Championship reunion team auto. baseball. Off white Frick NL ball signed by (20) members of the World Champion 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates at a reunion event c.1950. Players include Traynor, Carey, McKechnie, Haas, Thompson, and Bigbee. Smith is clubhouse signed. Sigs range from 7-10 out of 10. Fine condition exemplar from a tough Championship reunion team. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX/MT-NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) DNS   130 1925 World Series game used baseball signed by several members of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Lightly toned Heydler NL ball inscribed by Mule Haas with notations chronicling the sixth and seventh games of the 1925 World Series. The handwritten notations include content regarding Moore's home run in Game #6 and the Pirates' triumphant victory over Walter Johnson in the deciding 7th game. One side panel of the ball has also been autographed by Haas, Kremer, Smith, Moore, and Traynor, all of whom played key roles in the Pirates' victories. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX ($1,500.00-$2,000.00) DNS   131 Rare 1925 Pittsburgh Pirates World Series press pin. Keystone shaped black enamelwork pin issued for the Pirates 1925 World Championship season. Retains its original Whitehead & Hoag threaded post backing: NM ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $2,100.00   132 1936 New York Yankees World Series press pin. Enameled pin issued for Joe DiMaggio's first World Series appearance in 1936: NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) $475.00   133 1937 New York Giants World Series press pin: NM ($400.00-$600.00) $600.00   134 1938 New York Yankees World Series press pin: NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) $800.00   135 1939 New York Yankees World Series press pin. Attractive enameled pin issued for the Yankees appearance in the 1939 World Series: NM ($750.00-$1,250.00) $1,600.00   136 1942 New York Yankees World Series press pin. Sterling silver shield-shaped pin retains a portion of its original Dieges & Clust cardboard backing: NM ($300.00-$400.00) $375.00   137 1944 Detroit Tigers Phantom World Series press pin. Red, white, and blue enameled pin wrongly issued for a Tigers pennant that was not to occur: EX-MT ($400.00-$500.00) $350.00   138 1947 All-Star game press pin. Rare red, white, and blue enameled pin as issued for the game played at Chicago. Very clean retaining its original threaded post: NM ($400.00-$600.00) $400.00   139 Rare 1948 All-Star game press pin. Hat shaped enameled pin issued for the game played at St. Louis. Retains its original surface and threaded post backing: EX-MT ($400.00-$600.00) $500.00   140 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers Phantom World Series press pin. Desirable and rare pin issued prematurely for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1951: NM ($400.00-$500.00) $500.00   141 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers World Series press pin. Enameled pin issued for the Dodgers first World Championship. Marked by Dieges & Clust on the reverse: NM ($500.00-$750.00) $775.00   142 Collection of (3) 1930 World Series ticket stubs. Includes one each for game #'s 1, 2, and 6 played at Philadelphia's Shibe Park. Tickets each remain clean with rain check stubs intact: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $550.00   143 Collection of (3) 1931 World Series ticket stubs. Includes one each for game #'s 3, 4, and 5 played at Philadelphia's Shibe Park. Tickets each remain clean with rain check stubs intact: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $650.00   144 Collection of (3) 1929 World Series ticket stubs. Includes one each for game #'s 3,4 and 5 played at Philadelphia's Shibe Park. Tickets each remain clean with rain check stubs intact: EX-MT ($750.00-$1,000.00) $650.00   145 1933 All-Star game program. Foldout scorecard issued for the inaugural Major League Baseball All-Star game played at Chicago's Comiskey Park. Interior features a full surrounding border of AL and NL player portrait images incl. Ruth, Foxx, Gehrig, Hubbell, Lazzeri, and Klein. Program has a horizontal fold line: VG-EX ($500.00-$750.00) $325.00   146 1920 World Series program. Rare program issued for a game played at Brooklyn pictures Wilbert Robinson on the front cover. Interior is scored in pencil. Both front and back covers are loose at the spine and the back cover has a tape repair to a large tear: GD-VG ($500.00-$750.00) $500.00   147 1920 World Series ticket stub. Rare full stub as issued for Game #4 (first game played at Cleveland) between the Indians and Brooklyn Dodgers. Light creasing: VG-EX ($500.00-$750.00) $475.00   148 1920 World Series ticket stub. Rare full stub as issued for Game #5 (second game played at Cleveland) between the Indians and Brooklyn Dodgers. Has a few light wrinkles: EX ($500.00-$750.00) $1,400.00   149 1920 World Series ticket stub. Rare full stub as issued for Game #6 (third game played at Cleveland) between the Indians and Brooklyn Dodgers. Has a few light wrinkles: EX ($500.00-$750.00) $750.00   150 1913 World Series ticket stub. Full stub as issued for the first game played at Philadelphia's Shibe Park (Game #2 in the series) between the A's and Giants. The ticket remains very clean except for a 1/2" abrasion on the back from scrapbook removal: EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) $1,300.00   151 1913 World Series ticket stub. Full stub as issued for the second game played at Philadelphia's Shibe Park (Game #4 in the series) between the A's and Giants. The ticket remains very clean except for some light creasing, and the stub is detached from the body: EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) DNS   152 Mickey Cochrane single signed baseball. Lt. cream color Spalding "Texas League" ball signed by the Hall of Fame catcher across the sweet spot in blue fountain pen. The signature ranges from 4-7 out of 10 with some lightness to the center portion. Cochrane single signed baseballs are notably tough as he passed away in 1962 at the age of 59. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: EX-EX/MT, Signature: Range VG/EX-EX/MT ($1,500.00-$2,500.00) $1,100.00   153 Jimmie Foxx single signed baseball. Cream color Wilson "Detroit Tigers" souvenir baseball signed across the sweet spot by Jimmie Foxx in black ink. Signature rates 8 out of 10 presenting very nicely. The ball itself remains clean with minimal age wear. The "Wilson" in the Wilson stamping has been traced in period blue ink but does not detract from the signature or display. A side panel of the ball has some very faint vestiges of a period ink notation, likely denoting the original recipient, but is clearly not another autograph. One of better quality Foxx single signed baseballs that we have handled. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: EX-MT, Signature: NM ($5,000.00-$7,500.00) $5,000.00   154 1929 Phila. Athletics team auto. panoramic photograph. Matted and framed 7"x30" sepia tone image picturing the World Champion 1929 Athletics standing in a row at Shibe Park. Each player has signed his respective image including Foxx, Collins, Simmons, Cochrane, Grove, and Mack. The signatures remain quite strong ranging from 5-9 out of 10 with the majority rating 7 or better. The image itself retains excellent contrast with only a few light areas of surface wear at the top left corner mentioned for accuracy. Offered publicly for the first time, and one of only a handful of autographed 1929 A's panoramic photographs to have entered the marketplace. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Signatures: Range EX-NM, Photo: EX ($7,000.00-$10,000.00) $6,500.00   155 Significant Lefty Grove Philadelphia Athletics professional model hat c.1929-33. Lefty Grove began his baseball career in the sandlots of Baltimore, Maryland during the 1910-20s era. His legend grew to such heights that scouts and baseball officials alike were referring to him as one of the finest pitchers they had encountered before he had even played a day at the Major League level. In 1925, Balt. Orioles owner, Jack Dunn, finally agreed to sell the rights to Grove to the Philadelphia Athletics for a record $100,500, which, for the time, was an enormous amount of money. Grove would not disappoint. In addition to his lofty career statistics, all of which place Grove at the top of many categories, he accomplished a feat that best captures the sheer dominance he displayed during the period. During the 1928 season, Grove struck out the other side, twice, on just nine pitches. To place this feat in perspective, only two pitchers since have done this once: Sandy Koufax and Nolan Ryan. No pitcher has managed it twice other than Grove. Offered is an outstanding uniform item once worn by Lefty Grove as a member of the Phila. Athletics. The white bodied hat with blue bill displays its original "A" logo on the front. The interior retains its original leather headband, which exhibits evident use including 'buckling' from perspiration and wear. Spalding mfg. stampings remain visible within the leather band, and "Grove" chain stitching in the leather remains fully intact with appropriate wear. Overall condition is outstanding given its age and original materials, with a small area of loss to the top center of the bill, and some general light soiling from period use. To our knowledge, this is the only surviving Lefty Grove game used hat extant and is one of the finest Hall of Fame member game hats to have entered the hobby. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX ($20,000.00-$30,000.00) $26,000.00   156 1913 Philadelphia Athletics color tinted photographic display piece. Scarce photographic display is only one of two that we have encountered picturing the World Champion Athletics arranged in vignette fashion with player names beneath. Players include Bender, Baker, Plank, Collins, Coombs, and manager Connie Mack. Overall size measures 13"x28" framed with some very minor flaking at the edges and a small border tear at the bottom edge near "A" in the word "American". The teeth of Jack Barry also appear to have some light blue coloring. The photograph has been hand colored in the period with pastel tints. Dated and marked by International News Service at the lower right corner: EX ($3,000.00-$4,000.00) $1,700.00   157 Rare Frank Baker Phila. Athletics celluloid mirror c.1911. Desirable souvenir mirror celebrating the hero of the 1911 World Series, for which Baker earned his nickname "Home Run Baker." The piece measures 2 1/2" in diameter remaining very clean with some typical light surface scratching. Contrast is very strong: EX-MT ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) $1,400.00   158 1910 versus 1929 Philadelphia Athletics World Championship reunion team auto. "last out" baseball. On September 10, 1939, the Philadelphia Athletics played a reunion game at Philadelphia's Shibe Park to celebrate the 1939 centennial anniversary of baseball. The two teams were comprised of members from the 1910 and 1929 World Championship A's teams. This very baseball was the last out ball from the game and has been signed by (27) participants including Bender, Cochrane, E.Collins, Baker, Bender, Grove, Pennock, Coombs, Davis, and Dykes. Sigs range from 7-9 out of 10 with a few signatures having some very minor period enhancements. Ball is inscribed in Bender's hand, "Last ball at 1939 game Sept. 10th" and "1910 vs. 1929 Champion Athletics". The baseball itself shows evident use incl. several marks on side panels. Unique signed baseball from a storied event which featured the greatest players in franchise history. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and letter of provenance from the family: Range EX-NM ($3,000.00-$4,000.00) $2,500.00   159 1923 Princeton University team auto. baseball with Moe Berg. Official NL ball has a period inscription on a panel, "Princeton Univ. Base Ball team 1923" in black fountain pen. Players' names have been both printed and signed in ink, including that of future Major Leaguer and U.S. spy Moe Berg. Signatures and names range from 3-7 out of 10. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and letter of provenance from the family: Range GD-EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) DNS   160 Chief Bender inscribed game used baseball c.1912. Toned red and blue stitched B.Johnson American League baseball (faded stampings) used in a 13-inning game played between the Phila. Athletics and New York Yankees. Inscribed on a side panel by Bender in black fountain pen, "Yankees-4 Athletics-5 13 Innings April 25, 1912". Bender pitched against Yankees pitcher Russ Ford at Hilltop Park in New York. Includes letter of provenance from the family: EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) $1,100.00   161 Scarce Chief Bender single signed baseball attributed to Game #3 of the 1911 World Series. Lightly toned B.Johnson AL baseball signed on a side panel in black fountain pen, "C.A. Bender 1911 World's Series With Giants 3-2". Signature and salutation rate 7/8 out of 10. The ball exhibits evident game use including some surface abrasions to the side panels. Based on the notation of a "3-2" score, the offered ball was likely used during Game #3 of the 1911 World Series in which the A's defeated the Giants, and their pitcher Christy Mathewson, behind Frank Baker's second home run of the World Series. Playing career Chief Bender single signed baseballs are virtually non-existent with note to the World Series game use attribution. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and letter of provenance from the family: Ball: VG-EX, Signature: EX/MT-NM ($7,500.00-$10,000.000 $12,000.00   162 Historic "Last Out" baseball from Game #4 of the 1913 World Series. The ongoing rivalry between the AL Philadelphia Athletics and the NL New York Giants was showcased once again in the 1913 World Series. The Giants and A's had previously battled for the title in 1905 and 1911 with each team capturing one championship. The 1913 Series was anticipated to be one of the most hotly contested since the game's inception in 1903. Game #4 was played at Shibe Park in Philadelphia with the Athletics sending their ace Chief Bender to the mound. Bender threw a complete game to defeat the Giants by a score of 6-5 bringing the A's within one victory of what would be another World Championship. Offered is a toned and lightly soiled B.Johnson American League baseball which is inscribed as having been caught for the final out in Game #4 of the 1913 World Series. The ball is notated in period fountain pen in what is believed to be Bender's own hand, "Last ball of 4th game-1913 World Series Pct. 10th Athletics 6 Giants 5 Bender/Schang vs. Demaree/McLean Marquard/Wilson". The ball is also notated, "Final put out Foul caught by Schang Hit by Grant". The ball itself exhibits evident use incl. an area of impact on a side panel. It is amazing to ponder that this very baseball was in fact the final pitch thrown by Bender in what ended up being his fourth consecutive victory in World Series play. Especially historic baseball of great rarity. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and letter of provenance from the family: EX ($7,500.00-$10,000.00) $10,000.00   163 Significant 1910 Phila. Athletics team auto. baseball. Simply stated, the 1910 Athletics were one of the most dominant teams in Major League history. The team featured the famed $100,000 infield of Baker, Barry, Collins, and McInnis. Additionally, the A's pitching staff had a collective ERA of 1.78, which remains the lowest in the history of the American League. The Chicago Cubs were steamrolled by the mighty A's in the 1910 World Series by a total of four games to one. Offered is an extraordinarily rare T.J. Lynch National League baseball with "1910" dating stamps signed by (14) members of the World Champion Athletics. Players include Bender, Coombs, J.Shibe (owner), Derrick, Strunk, Hartsel, Thomas, Oldring, Lord, Myers (unknown), Robert P. ?, Davis, Lapp (scarce, died in 1920), and Eddie Plank (scarce, died in 1926). The ball itself remains very clean with light age toning and bright original stampings. Signatures range from 5-8 out of 10 with the majority rating 7 or better. The rarity of pre-1920s era World Championship team signed baseballs is well documented, but the rarity of 1910 era World Championship team signed baseballs is virtually immeasurable. One of the finest World Championship team autographed baseballs to have entered the collecting marketplace. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and letter of provenance from the family: Ball: EX-MT, Signatures: Range VG-NM ($10,000.00-$20,000.00) $11,000.00   164 Babe Ruth auto. photograph. Vintage 3 1/2"x7 1/2" newspaper photograph, picturing Ruth wearing a Dodgers uniform while a coach in 1938, was signed by Ruth in blue fountain pen at the bottom. Signature rates 9/10 out of 10. Slight remnants of a black ink letter "B" under the blue ink "B" in "Babe" are visible as Ruth had started to use a black pen which did not work. Includes its original envelope with Ruth's return address along with a 1939 World's Fair advertising disc featuring Ruth's facs. signature. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Photo: EX, Signature: NM-MT ($2,000.00-$3,000.00) $2,200.00   165 1936 American League All Star team auto. baseball. Lt. clear coated Harridge AL ball signed by (21) members of the 1936 AL All-Star team incl. Gehrig, Foxx, DiMaggio, McCarthy, Cronin, Grove, Goslin, Averill, and Gomez. Sigs range from 3/4 to 8 out of 10 with the majority grading 7 or better. Highly uncommon to find authentic Gehrig signatures on All-Star team baseballs from this era. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range VG/EX-NM ($4,000.00-$5,000.00) $3,500.00   166 Fine 1938 New York Yankees team auto. baseball. Clean, off white Harridge AL ball signed by (25) members of the World Champion 1938 Yankees incl. Gehrig, Lazzeri, Dickey (twice), Rolfe, Ruffing, and Crosetti. McCarthy, DiMaggio, Malone and Gomez are clubhouse signed. Sigs remain very bold for the most part ranging from 5-9 with the majority rating 7 or better. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and a handwritten letter of provenance (dated 1989) from a family member of the original recipient: Ball: NM, Sigs: Range EX-NM ($3,000.00-$4,000.00) $3,000.00   167 Bill Dickey's 1937 New York Yankees World Championship presentational wristwatch. Fine quality gentleman's gold wristwatch presented to Hall of Fame catcher Bill Dickey as a member of the World Championship Yankees. Hamilton watch presents with four inset diamonds positioned at the corners of the facade. The reverse of the watch casing is inscribed, "N.Y. Yankees 1937 World Champions William Dickey". Crossed bats with two embossed baseballs adorn the back plate. The watch remains in fine overall condition and in working order. Black leather band with gold buckle has been replaced at some point. Championship presentational watches of this era and player caliber are highly sought after with the offered example being sold for the first time publicly: EX-MT ($7,500.00-$10,000.00) $7,500.00   168 Shortly after discovering he had been diagnosed with a terminal illness, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Lou Gehrig removed himself from the Yankees lineup on May 2, 1939. On July 4, the Yankees honored Gehrig with an incredible on field celebration attended by teammates, former colleagues, and dignitaries alike. It was on this day that Gehrig delivered his famed "Luckiest Man" speech. In his remarks, Gehrig expressed concern not for his own well-being, but for his team, his teammates, and his wife, concluding with, "When you have a wife who has been a tower of strength and shown more courage than you dreamed existed - that's the finest I know. So I close in saying that I might have been given a bad break, but I've got an awful lot to live for..." His humility in the face of such an insurmountable adversity was regarded by his peers as virtually immortal. Fitting for a man of Gehrig's integrity, the "Iron Horse" succumbed to the horrid disease on June 2, 1941, at 10:10 p.m., sixteen years to the day after he had first replaced Wally Pipp as first baseman for the New York Yankees. The model by which Gehrig played the game, and more importantly, lived his life, is a standard that even many of the greatest players in history have not achieved. It is for those reasons that treasured pieces of Lou Gehrig's baseball memorabilia garner such passionate interest from the collecting public. As such, we offer a spectacular 1938 New York Yankees home jersey worn by Lou Gehrig. Beautiful pinstriped Yankees home flannel shirt, which has properly faded ever so slightly to a light cream color, retains its original "NY" logo on the front and "4" on the reverse. "L.Gehrig" is chain stitched in red inside the collar along with Spalding manufacturer tagging. Small "38" year designation is chain stitched on the back of the interior tail. The jersey itself remains in outstanding original condition exhibiting evident use including some light soiling around the belt area (typically found on jerseys) and some light soiling around the back of the collar area. The left sleeve of the jersey displays shadowing of its original 1939 World's Fair patch depicting the Trylon, Perisphere, and "1939" dating which was removed in the period. The jersey remains in completely original condition with no restoration or repairs of any type. The origins of the offered shirt are nothing short of miraculous. John Ryan of Passaic, New Jersey was involved in forming an amateur baseball team for a church baseball league in 1938. As was customary in the period, Ryan went to the New York Yankees after the completion of the 1938 World Series to request the purchase of the Yankee players' used jerseys for his church league team. The price was $9.00 per jersey. Although the cost was not insignificant at the time, Mr. Ryan proceeded to purchase the complete roster of 1938 New York Yankees home jerseys. The shirts were then distributed to the respective church league players. As unbelievable as it may sound, tt was determined that Ryan would retain the Lou Gehrig shirt for repair patches should any of the other jerseys become damaged during play. Luckily for the sake of history and the Ryan family name, the team became defunct after one season and the shirt was not needed for repairs. The jersey was then relegated to Mr. Ryan's closet until its current offering by a family member. According to direct first person accounts by John Ryan, the jerseys were represented by the Yankees as having been worn during the 1938 World Series. Through period photography and film documentation, it is evident that the Yankees players wore the 1939 World's Fair patch on their sleeves in some, but not all, of the World Series games. Furthermore, based on comparisons to various period images of Lou Gehrig taken throughout the 1938 season (from May to September 1938), it is clear that Gehrig preferred the raglan sleeve style to the typical sewn in style worn by many other players. It is unclear whether this was for comfort, aches related to his as yet undiscovered illness, performance, or for superstitious reasons. Based on the superb condition preservation, originality, appearance, dating to 1938 World Championship season, possible World Series attribution, and unimpeachable provenance, the offered Lou Gehrig jersey is without question the finest of its type to have been sold at public auction. Includes LOA from MEARS Authentication (Graded A8.5), LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc, photocopy of another Passaic, NJ amateur baseball team with John Ryan, and a notarized letter of provenance detailing the history of the jersey including attribution to the 1938 World Series: EX/MT-NM ($250,000.00-$350,000.00) $350,000.00   169 Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig auto. baseball. Moderately toned Harridge AL ball signed by Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx, Connie Mack, and Lefty Grove. Ruth is signed alone on a side panel rating 4 out of 10 with Gehrig on the adjacent side panel rating 3/4 out of 10. Other sigs range from 1-4 out of 10 displaying on other panels. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range PR/GD-VG ($2,000.00-$3,000.00) $2,200.00   170 1937 New York Yankees team auto. baseball. Lt. toned Harridge AL ball signed by (19) members of the World Champion Yankees incl. Gehrig, Ruffing, Dickey, Rolfe, and Henrich. DiMaggio and Malone are clubhouse signed. Sigs range from 2-7 out of 10 with Gehrig penned neatly across the sweet spot beneath period ink notation, "N.Y. Yankees World's Champions 1937." Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Ball: VG-EX, Sigs: Range GD-EX/MT ($2,000.00-$3,000.00) DNS   171 500 Home Run Club auto. baseball. W.White NL ball signed by (11) members of the 500 HR club incl. Williams, Mantle, Mays, Aaron, McCovey, and Jackson. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($750.00-$1,000.00) $650.00   171a 1936 New York Yankees AL Champions pennant. Tough dated AL Championship pennant features a game scene graphic with a batter strongly resembling Babe Ruth. First example that we have encountered: EX-MT ($750.00-$1,250.00) $550.00   172 Lou Gehrig auto. government postcard. Original government postcard postmarked May 4, 1938 on the reverse. Front is signed, "Best Wishes Ray, Lou Gehrig" in black fountain pen rating 9 out of 10. The reverse is hand addressed by Gehrig to the recipient (Ray). The front of the card has a few very minor age toning spots and the back has a few minute surface abrasions around the return address. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Card: EX, Signature: NM ($2,500.00-$3,500.00) $3,000.00   173 Lou Gehrig auto. photograph by George Burke c.1930s. Fine sepia tone 8"x10" matted and framed image pictures Gehrig smiling in Yankees uniform. The photo has been signed at the bottom right, "To Ray Best Wishes Lou Gehrig" in black fountain pen. Signature strength is outstanding rating 10 out of 10. The photo itself has some surface creasing mostly to the background area which does not affect the overall appearance of the piece. A few of the surface creases have been lightly touched in by a professional restorer which is mentioned for accuracy only. Additionally, the photo has an original white border, which has a corner chip that is not visible under the matting. Gehrig signed images of this quality are notably scarce. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Photo: VG-EX, Signature: MT ($4,000.00-$6,000.00) $8,500.00   174 500 Home Run Club auto. baseball bat. Hank Aaron Adirondack model bat signed by (10) members of the 500 HR club incl. Schmidt, Murray, Killebrew, Mathews, Aaron, Robinson, Jackson, Mays, Banks, and McCovey. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($750.00-$1,000.00) DNS   175 Ted Williams auto. poster. Large 24"x28" matted and framed color poster after the original Armand LaMontagne painting picturing Williams batting. Signed by Williams in black sharpie across the center. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($300.00-$400.00) DNS   176 Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams auto. baseball. Near white MacPhail AL ball signed by the two 1940s era Hall of Fame players in blue sharpie. Sigs rate 8/9 out of 10. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX/MT-NM ($500.00-$750.00) $450.00   177 Mickey Mantle auto. framed display piece. Museum style shadowbox display measuring 16"x23" features a Mickey Mantle single signed B.Brown AL ball. Framed with a limited edition color print by Arthur Miller. Includes LOA's from James Spence Authentication and PSA/DNA: NM ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) DNS   178 Mickey Mantle auto. color poster. Matted and framed 18"x24" color poster is signed in blue sharpie, "Mickey Mantle No. 7". Signature grades 10 out of 10. Includes LOA's from James Spence Authentication and PSA/DNA: NM-MT ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) DNS   179 Billy Martin single signed baseball. Outstanding condition exemplar signed in blue ballpoint ink on the sweet spot of a B.Brown AL baseball. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM-MT ($750.00-$1,250.00) $750.00   180 Muhammad Ali/Cassius Clay single signed baseball. B.Brown AL ball with slight age toning signed on the sweet spot by Ali in blue ink rating 9 out of 10. Ali has also written "a.k.a. Cassius Clay" in black ink next to the autograph which rates 7 out of 10. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX-MT ($750.00-$1,250.00) $700.00   181 Hank Aaron and Sadaharu Oh auto. baseball. Off white "Giants" souvenir baseball signed by the two home run hitters on opposite side panels in black sharpie. Sigs rate 9/10 out of 10. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: EX/MT-NM ($400.00-$600.00) $900.00   182 Joe DiMaggio auto. baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat signed by DiMaggio in black sharpie on the barrel. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($1,000.00-$1,500.00) DNS   183 Ted Williams auto. baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model Ted Williams bat is signed in black sharpie on the barrel. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: NM ($750.00-$1,000.00) DNS   184 Lot of (10) Roger Clemens single signed baseballs. Includes (6) signed on 1986 All-Star baseballs, (3) signed on 1986 World Series baseballs, and (1) B.Brown AL baseball. One All-Star ball and the three W.Series balls each have some age toning. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication: Range EX-NM/MT ($750.00-$1,250.00) $1,300.00   185 Derek Jeter auto. framed display piece. Museum style shadowbox display measuring 26"x44" features a Derek Jeter single signed MLB ball framed with a large format color print titled "Jeter Reaching Greatness" by Andy Jurinko. Includes LOA's from James Spence Authentication and Steiner Sports: NM-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $750.00   186 2002 John Smoltz Atlanta Braves road jersey. Grey knit jersey retains its original Braves logo patch on the front with "Smoltz" nameplate on the reverse above its original #27. Russell Athletic tagging remains affixed on the tail front with several flag tags incl. 1" extra body length and a "2-02" year tag. Jersey exhibits appropriate use and wash wear. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $350.00   187 2002 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves road jersey. Grey knit jersey retains its original Braves logo patch on the front with "A.Jones" nameplate on the reverse above its original #25. Russell Athletic tagging remains affixed on the tail front with several flag tags incl. 1" extra sleeve length and a "1-02" year tag. Jersey exhibits evident use and wash wear. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $350.00   188 2002 Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves road jersey. Grey knit jersey retains its original Braves logo patch on the front with "C.Jones" nameplate on the reverse above its original #10. Russell Athletic tagging remains affixed on the tail front with size 48 flag tag and a "2-02" year tag. Jersey exhibits evident use and wash wear. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX-MT ($500.00-$750.00) $350.00   189 2001 Randy Johnson Arizona Diamondbacks home jersey. Pinstriped home knit jersey with "A" logo on front and "Johnson" on the back above #51. Tail front has Rawlings tagging with "Set 2 2001" flag tag, 5" extra length tag, and size 52 flag tag. Shirt exhibits light use and wash wear. Fine example dating to Johnson's Cy Young and World Series Co-MVP season. Includes LOA from MEARS Authentication (Graded A5): EX-MT ($750.00-$1,250.00) $500.00   190 1984 Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles road jersey. Grey knit shirt retains its original team name on front along with orange #33. The back of the shirt features "Murray" nameplate above the original #33 (also in orange). Rawlings tag remains affixed to the tail front along with "Set 1 1984" flag tag. Desirable Orioles 30th anniversary patch remains in place on the left sleeve. The jersey exhibits fine use and wash wear while remaining in outstanding original condition. Murray was one of the most popular players in Orioles history and a member of the 500 Home Run club. Includes LOA's from MEARS Authentication and Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX ($3,500.00-$4,500.00) DNS   191 Tony Gwynn professional model baseball bat. Worth black bat measures 32 1/2" long with "Hand Crafted Tony Gwynn Model" stamped on the barrel end. The knob end is stamped "2 1/2 WC134". Gwynn has signed the barrel in gold sharpie. Bat appears to have light use incl. a ball mark and stitching impression. Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions, Inc. and James Spence Authentication: EX ($500.00-$750.00) $350.00   192 Eddie Murray professional model baseball bat c.1980-83. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35 1/2" long and weighs 34.4oz. The bat shows evident use incl. ball marks, stitching impressions, rack marks, and light pine tar residue. "33" is written in period black marker on the knob end in a clearly identifiable manner as seen on other documented Murray game used bats. Prime playing career era Murray game bat in excellent condition. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX ($750.00-$1,250.00) DNS   193 Pair of original dugout lineup cards from Game #2 of the 1979 World Series. Includes dugout lineup cards from the Pitt. Pirates and Balt. Orioles as issued for Game #2 of the 1979 World Series. Each card has an affixed ticket stub from the game and is signed by managers Tanner and Weaver, respectively. Both cards have some appropriate creasing and light age wear: VG-EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) $800.00   194 Carl Yastrzemski professional model baseball bat c.1980-83. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 34 1/2" long and weighs 33oz. The bat shows excellent use incl. ball marks, stitching impressions, and barrel wear. The number "8" is written in period black marker on the knob end, and the barrel end has been signed by Yaz in silver sharpie, "Carl Yastrzemski Triple Crown 1967". Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions, Inc. (bat) and James Spence Authentication (autograph): EX ($500.00-$750.00) $600.00   195 Philadelphia Phillies professional model baseball hat attributed to Pete Rose c.1980s. Phila. Phillies model hat retains its original Wilson interior label with size 7 3/8 indication. Exhibiting light, evident use incl. some interior perspiration soiling. Signed by Rose across the bill in black sharpie. The front of the hat (to the left of the "P") has a small hole. Originally obtained directly from a Major League Baseball source. Includes LOA's from James Spence Authentication (signature) and Hunt Auctions, Inc (hat): EX ($500.00-$750.00) DNS   196 Lot of (2) professional model baseball hats with attribution to Gaylord Perry c.1980s. Includes Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves professional model hats, both of which retain their original New Era labels on the interior headband. Both hats exhibit use, although the Braves hat shows a bit more than the Rangers hat. Each has "36" written in black marker under the bill, and the Braves hat is also signed by Perry on the underside. Both hats were originally obtained from a Major League Baseball source. Includes LOA's from James Spence Authentication (signature) and Hunt Auctions, Inc. (hat): EX ($500.00-$750.00) $650.00   197 Lot of (4) professional model baseball bats to include: Dale Murphy (autographed), Dave Kingman (large sliver missing from back of barrel), Kirk Gibson (autographed), and Jim Rice. All four bats are Louisville Slugger 125 models with evident use and appropriate specifications per player. Includes LOA from James Spence Authentication and Hunt Auctions, Inc: Range VG-EX ($750.00-$1,000.00) DNS   198 Rollie Fingers Oakland Athletics professional model hat with vintage photographic provenance c.1976. Oakland A's green and gold hat with white embroidered "A's" logo on the front was worn by HOF pitcher Rollie Fingers. Interior leather headband remains intact with New Era tagging and size 6 7/8 tag. "Fingers" is written in period black marker under the bill in Rollie's own hand (note the trademark 'backwards' F). The hat exhibits fine use including some perspiration to the interior leather headband. The hat was obtained along with others sold in our July MLB Live Auction in person by the original owner. This particular example includes a period color photo dated 1976 picturing Fingers wearing the offered hat. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: EX ($500.00-$750.00) $550.00   199 1973 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds home jersey. Home white knit pullover style jersey retains its original embroidered Reds logo patch on the front with #5 beneath, which has been restored after a period number change. The back features "Bench" applied lettering and #5, both of which have been restored from removal and a period number change as the jersey was sent down to the Minor Leagues. The shadowing of the original "Bench" lettering on the back remains partially visible under the restored name. Rawlings tag remains affixed inside the tail front with "Set 1 #8P 1973" flag tag. The jersey exhibits heavy use and wash wear inclusive of general light staining and appropriate wash wear to the original Reds logo patch. Displayable period jersey from the Reds HOF catcher dating to the golden era of the Big Red Machine. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions, Inc: Ex (With note to restoration) ($1,500.00-$2,500.00) $1,400.00   200 Lot of (8) Cincinnati Reds professional model baseball bats from the 1975-76 Big Red Machine team. Fine collection of game used bats from the starting eight players for the Big Red Machine c.1975-76. Detailed bat descriptions are available upon request. Players include: Pete Rose Adirondack model bat c.1971-79, uncracked and signed by Rose; Joe Morgan Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1977-79, cracked; Johnny Bench Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1973-75, uncracked and signed Bench; George Foster Louisville Slugger 125 model 1976 Centennial World Series model bat, uncracked and signed by Foster; Tony Perez Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1973-75, uncracked; Cesar Geronimo Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1980-83, uncracked; Dave Concepcion Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1980-83, cracked; and Ken Griffey Louisville Slugger 125 model bat c.1980-83, uncracked and signed by Griffey. Includes individual LOA's from Hunt Auctions, Inc: Range VG/EX-EX/MT ($5,000.00-$7,500.00) $4,600.00