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Items For The Auction of July 14th & 15th, 2008
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401 |
Exceptional 1963 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals home uniform with related materials. Although Stan Musial did not play in New York during the era of that city's dominance in the 1950s-60s, he was, without question, one of the finest all around players in the Major Leagues. Musial played for 22 years with the St. Louis Cardinals, collecting over 3,600 hits in just over 3,000 games. He played in four World Series and was regarded as one of the best pure hitters in baseball history with many of his batting records standing today. The offered uniform was originally acquired by Horace McMahon on the final day of the 1963 season. Horace McMahon was a professional boxer who appeared in 23 fights and later continued a long stage and screen career spanning from 1933-1969. Through his extensive travels, McMahon became acquainted with numerous celebrities and notable individuals such as John F. Kennedy, John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Charlie Conerly, and Stan Musial. In fact, Stan Musial was the Godfather of McMahon's son, Tom, to whom the jersey was given in 1963.
The jersey itself retains its original "Cardinals" embroidered team name across the front with "6" below. Back of the shirt has "MUSIAL" applied felt lettering with original "6" below. Rawlings mfg. tag is affixed to the tail front along with "Musial 63" chain stitched in red. Interior tail front has dry clean tagging and "Set 1 1963" flag tag. Matching pants also retain their original Rawlings mfg. tagging along with dry clean tag and "Set 1 1963" flag tag. "Musial 63 35 24ins." is chain stitched onto a strip tag inside the waistband. Both jersey and pants remains in impeccable original condition exhibiting light to moderate use with no mentionable defects.
The uniform is accompanied by a vintage 8"x10" black and white photo picturing Musial posed with Horace McMahon and his son Tom which has been signed, "To Tom Best Wishes, Hope you become a ball player Stan Musial" in black fountain pen. The lot also includes an off white Giles NL ball signed on a side panel, "To Tom. Best Wishes from your pal Stan Musial" which was signed in the period.
In a fitting tribute to Musial, the St. Louis Cardinals retired his uniform #6 during his final season of play on Sept. 29, 1963. Truly a Hall of Fame caliber uniform with impeccable primary source provenance, high condition grade, dating to Musial's final Major League season, and presented on the date of his final game played. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions (jersey), LOA from JSA (autographs), and letter of provenance from Tom McMahon: EX-MT |
($20,000.00-$30,000.00)
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$24,000.00
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402 |
Tony Kubek 1961 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Adirondack model 302 bat measuring 35" long and weighing 32oz. was issued to Kubek for the All-Star Game double header. Despite two years of mixed reactions from the fans, the League decided to maintain the two game format for 1961 splitting the games between two of the most popular ballparks: Candlestick and Fenway. Model #114A is stamped on the knob end with special white lettering, "1961 All Stars" and KubekÆs facsimile signature stamped on the barrel. The bat shows light use, typical of an All-Star bat and has been signed by Kubek on the barrel end in dark blue sharpie. Desirable special designation pro model bat from this two-time All-Star player. Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions and JSA (autograph): EX-MT |
($1,000.00-$2,000.00)
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$950.00
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403 |
Ted Williams auto. jersey. Boston Red Sox 1939 style jersey by Mitchell and Ness signed by Williams across the front in blue sharpie. Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,600.00
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404 |
Elston Howard 1965-68 professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 36" long and weighs 32oz. The bat shows outstanding use with ball marks throughout the hitting surface, cleat marks and rack marks. Pine tar remnants remain on the handle, which has been scored by Howard. A slight crack is evident on the back of the barrel. Model #K55 is stamped on the knob and HowardÆs number 18 is written in black marker. Howard wore #18 while playing for the Boston Red Sox in his final two seasons (1967 and 1968). The bat shows numerous rack marks and Houk has signed the barrel end in blue sharpie. Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions and David Bushing: EX-MT |
($800.00-$1,200.00)
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$900.00
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405 |
Ted Williams auto. baseball bat. Full size Louisville Slugger 125 model Ted Williams bat signed across the barrel in blue sharpie. Signature rates 10 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA and COA from the Ted Williams Museum: NM-MT |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$650.00
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406 |
Ted Williams auto. photograph by Brearly c.1942. Large format 16"x20" reproduction black and white image after a 1942 photograph picturing Ted Williams preparing to bat. The photo is mounted on acid free board and has been signed across the front in blue sharpie by Williams. Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($400.00-$500.00)
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$750.00
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407 |
Ted Williams professional model baseball bat with home run attribution c.1951. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35" long and weighs 34.5oz. The bat exhibits very fine use including ball marks, stitching impressions, cleat marks, and even handle wear. Model #W166 is stamped on the knob end with the earlier signature style Ted Williams facsimile autograph stamped on the barrel end. Coupled with the signature stamping style and the uncommon positioning of the "125" within the oval label, the bat dates to the 1950-51 era.
The bat was originally obtained by Richard Schofield, who worked at the Charleston Armory in a section of Boston during the period. Mr. Schofield received the bat from Williams at a function and was told, by Williams himself, that he had recently used the bat to hit a home run during a game played in Boston against the White Sox. Williams hit three different home runs against the White Sox during the 1951 season: on May 15th (300th career home run), July 24th, and September 17th. Very attractive Williams game used bat with desirable signature stamping and uncommon labeling with direct provenance as having been used to hit a home run. Includes LOA from PSA/DNA Graded GU 8(Taube/Malta), original notarized letter of provenance from Richard Schofield, Jr., LOA from Hunt Auctions, and a letter from the Baseball Hall of Fame confirming the dates of Williams' 1951 home runs against the White Sox: EX-EX/MT |
($15,000.00-$20,000.00)
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408 |
Rare 1969 Tony Conigliaro professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 36" long and weighs 33.5oz. The bat shows heavy use incl. pine tar residue, ball marks, rack marks, stitching impressions, and a handle crack. Model #S180 is stamped on the knob end along with "25" written in vintage black marker. The barrel of the bat is signed in period black marker, "To Wayne, Best Wishes Tony Conigliaro" rating 9 out of 10. Tony Conigliaro was one of the more beloved Red Sox players during the 1960s era. In 1967, he suffered a severe injury to his retina which sidelined him until the 1969 season. During the 1969 season, he won the comeback player of the year award hitting 20 home runs. Tragically, he died in 1990 after suffering a stroke several years earlier at the young age of 45. The bat matches the Louisville Slugger factory records as dating to the 1969 comeback season specifically. Coupled with the 1969 dating, the fact that the bat is signed by Conigliaro makes it one of the finest of its type. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions (bat), MEARS Authentication (bat, graded A10), and JSA (autograph): EX-MT |
($5,000.00-$7,500.00)
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409 |
Ted Williams autographed serigraph by Carlo Beninati. Artist's proof version of Beninati's serigraph titled "Theodore Samuel Williams, Hitter Nonpariel" is signed by Williams in bold blue sharpie rating 10 out of 10. The artist's signature also appears in the lower right. Measures 26"x32" and has been framed to an overall size of 30 1/2"x38". Numbered A.P. 4/29. Includes LOA from JSA and affixed Green Diamond hologram. |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$450.00
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410 |
1949 Fenway Park autograph album and snapshot collection. Hardbound album containing approx. (45) autographs obtained at Fenway c.1949 to include Ted Williams, Tom Yawkey, Joe McCarthey, Joe Cronin, Bobby Doerr, Johnny Pesky and others. Al Dark and Hank Thompson have been traced. Other prominent non-Red Sox signatures include Joe DiMaggio (alone on page), Leo Durocher, Johnny Mize, etc. Most signatures are penned directly on the album pages, while others are cuts that have been affixed. Accompanied by a collection of (18) snapshots mostly of Red Sox players on and off the field (multiple shots of Ted Williams). Four of these snapshots are affixed to pages inside the album. Also included is a loose ticket stub to a July 1, 1950 game at Fenway. Includes LOA from JSA: Album: EX, Photos: average EX |
($600.00-$800.00)
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$600.00
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411 |
Ted Williams auto. Boston Red Sox road jersey. Uncommon offering of a Red Sox grey style flannel replica road jersey signed across the front by Ted Williams in blue sharpie. Signature rates 9 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($1,500.00-$2,000.00)
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$1,500.00
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412 |
***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** 1954 Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox coaches road jersey and pants. Road grey flannel shirt features Boston lettering in dark blue felt stitched across the front, with Cronin's #4 on back. McAuliffe manufacturer's tag remains on the front tail with Cronin's last name and year designation "54" chain stitched in blue above and below respectively. The jersey is completely original and unaltered, showing moderate usage wear consistent with Cronin's role as a Red Sox coach. A 2" separation at the seam in the right armpit and a missing button (second from bottom) are the only notable structural flaws. Accompanying the jersey are Cronin's 1952 grey Red Sox road pants. The pants feature tagging in the waistband that includes the McAuliffe manufacturer's tag (size 48), Cronin's full name in red chain stitching, and year designation "52" stitched in both the back and fly area. The pants show moderate usage wear with no significant flaws. Cronin, a seven-time All-Star as a player, became the first former player to serve as a League President (AL, 1959-73). His jersey number 4 was formally retired by the Red Sox on May 29, 1984. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions and letter of provenance from Don Biernat: EX-MT |
($5,000.00-$7,000.00)
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$4,500.00
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413 |
1954 World Champion New York Giants team signed baseball. Off-white Giles NL baseball signed by (32) members of the World Champion Giants incl. Mays (MVP), Irvin, Thompson, Maglie, Dark, and Rhodes. Signatures of Durocher and Dark are stamped. Signatures range from 6 to 9 out of 10. Ball is very bright and clean but for one small stain near the top of a panel. Includes LOA from JSA: EX-MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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414 |
1951 New York Giants team auto. baseball. Cream color Frick NL ball signed by (28) members of the NL Champion New York Giants incl. Mays (ROY), Durocher (uncommon to find a real example, usually rubber stamped), Dark, Maglie, Irvin, Thomson, Kennedy, and Franks. Signed fairly uniformly in fine point fountain pen, with signatures ranging from 6-8 out of 10. Nice example from the team that won the NL pennant with Bobby Thompson's "shot heard 'round the world". Includes LOA from JSA: Ball: EX, Signatures: Range EX-NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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415 |
Willie Mays professional model baseball bat c.1965-68. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35" long and weighs 35.2oz. The bat shows very fine use inclusive of ball marks, stitching impressions, rack marks, and distinct cleat marks at the end of the barrel. Model #S2 is stamped on the knob end with "MAYS" block letter stamping on the barrel. The knob itself has a very small rim chip mentioned for accuracy only. Classic Willie Mays game used bat with heavy use retains a fine visual appearance. The bat originated from a teammate of Mays' and is being offered for the first time publicly. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions: EX-MT |
($5,000.00-$7,500.00)
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$4,250.00
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416 |
Bobby Thomson's 1976 Babe Ruth Crown for "Outstanding Batting Achievement". The Babe Ruth Sultan of Swat Award was conceived in 1956 to honor the ball player with the greatest slugging average, an average that combined both home runs and runs batted in. The ultimate recognition for power hitting, the crown was described by Joe DiMaggio as "the greatest award in baseball." The Sultan of Swat Award, in the form of an elaborate crown of gold metal and red velvet, was presented seasonally for a period of ten years with recipients including: Mickey Mantle '56, Ted Williams '57, Ernie Banks '58, Eddie Mathews '59, Roger Maris '60 & '61, Willie Mays '62, Hank Aaron '63, Harmon Killebrew '64, Willie Mays '65, and Frank Robinson '66. Following the 1966 season, the name was changed to the Babe Ruth Award and was presented to players on a lifetime achievement basis.
New York Giants great, Bobby Thomson, was the honored recipient of the offered Babe Ruth Crown in 1976. Fit for a king, the award bears lettering that is both engraved and applied to the base, reading "Babe Ruth Crown - presented to Bobby Thomson For Outstanding Batting Achievement - 1976 - Maryland Professional Baseball Players Association." On the rear of the crown, the engraved lettering lists Thomson's career accomplishments: "All-Stars 1948-1949-1952", "Lifetime Batting Avg. .270, Home Runs 264, R.B.I. 1026", "World Series 1951". Crossed bat and baseball decor also adorn the crown with its original "jewels" and red velvet center fully intact. Thomson has signed the base of the crown in black sharpie. Three examples of these crowns are on display in the Baseball Hall of Fame including Hank Aaron's. Includes LOA from JSA and COA signed by Thomson. |
($10,000.00-$15,000.00)
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$7,500.00
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417 |
1954 New York Giants World Series ring. Ornate 14K gold, size 9 1/2 ring issued to longtime New York Giants equipment manager Edward Logan as a member of the World Champion 1954 Giants team. Ring features stadium graphic (surface wear from age) on one side panel and "Giants" team name (light surface wear) on the opposite panel. Top of the ring has a single inset diamond with "1954 World Champions" lettering surrounding. Balfour 14K is inscribed (heavily worn) on the interior of the ring along with "Edward Logan" in cursive. The ring originates directly from Logan's family and is one of only a few examples from the storied 1954 Giants championship team to have been offered publicly. Includes letter of provenance from the Logan family: VG-EX |
($7,500.00-$10,000.00)
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$9,000.00
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418 |
***UPDATED DESCRIPTION*** 1953 World Series (Yankees vs. Dodgers) game 3 full ticket. Scarce full, unused ticket to game 6 of another memorable "subway series" in the great Brooklyn/New York rivalry. Ticket has multiple light creases, but remains fairly clean overall. Brooklyn returned to Ebbets after losing the first two games at Yankee Stadium and got a much needed win in game 3 behind solid pitching from Carl Erskine and a Campanella home run: VG |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$750.00
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419 |
1953 World Series (Yankees vs. Dodgers) game 6 full ticket. Scarce full, unused ticket to game 6 of another memorable "subway series" in the great Brooklyn/New York rivalry. Ticket shows only moderate general wear with a small measure of paper loss on a section of one edge on back. Whitey Ford was winning pitcher in the 4-3 game 6 victory that clinched the Series for the Bronx Bombers: VG-EX |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,400.00
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420 |
1952 World Series (Dodgers vs. Yankees) game 1 full ticket. Scarce full, unused ticket to game 1 of the ôsubway seriesö. Ticket has a crease across upper left corner and has separated at perforation. A masterful pitching performance by Joe Black and home runs from Robinson, Reese and Snider helped the Dodgers stun the Yankees in game1, though the Yankees would regain their footing and win the Series in 7 games: VG-EX w/ note to separation. |
($600.00-$800.00)
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$500.00
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421 |
1951 World Series program autographed by various sports figures. Original program issued for a game played between the Yankees and Giants. The program has been signed on the front cover and interior pages by several players and sports figures to include: Joe Louis, Sugar Ray Robinson, Jim Thorpe, and Ford Frick. The program remains unscored with some light general wear. Signatures range from 8-10 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA: Program: EX, Signatures: NM |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$650.00
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422 |
1951 World Series (Yankees vs. Giants) game 1 full ticket. Scarce full, unused ticket to game 1 of the 1951 World Series. Remarkable condition with minimal evidence of handling wear. This game is most notable for the fact that it marked Mickey Mantle's World Series debut and would also be the last Series for the great Joe DiMaggio. The Giants entered the series fueled by the momentum of Bobby Thomson's epic pennant clinching homer, which propelled them to a victory in game 1, though they would ultimately lose the Series in 6 games: EX-MT |
($1,500.00-$2,500.00)
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$1,100.00
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423 |
1947 World Series program autographed by numerous players incl. Cy Young. Original program issued for a game played at New York between the Dodgers and Yankees. Signed on the interior title page by Cy Young, Stanley Covaleski, Frank Baker, Joe McCarthy, Ed Shore, and Carl Hubbell. The interior has also been signed by (6) Brooklyn Dodgers including Jackie Robinson on his respective image. The program itself has heavy use incl. detached covers and general handling wear. Signatures range from 7-9 out of 10 and are signed mostly in pencil. Includes LOA from JSA: Program: GD, Signatures: Range EX-NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,100.00
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424 |
1935 and 1945 Detroit Tigers World Series programs and 1935 World Series scorecard. 1935 program from Navin Field: VG condition (partially scored); 1945 program from Briggs Stadium: VG-EX condition (partially scored); and 1935 World Series scorecard picturing managers Mickey Cochrane and Charlie Grimm on the cover: EX condition (unscored). |
($400.00-$600.00)
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$675.00
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425 |
Pair of 1940 Detroit Tigers World Series programs and (2) Game 4 ticket stubs. Two 1940 programs from Briggs Stadium both in EX-EX/MT condition (one partially scored). Accompanying 1940 ticket stubs to Game 4 are both in EX condition. |
($400.00-$600.00)
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$500.00
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426 |
1942 World Series program autographed by numerous players incl. Mel Ott. Original program issued for a game played at New York between the Cardinals and Yankees. Front cover has been signed by Mel Ott, Leo Durocher, Hans Lobert, Al Schacht, Casey Stengel, and Giants owner Horace Stoneham. The interior is also signed by Joe DiMaggio on his respective image. Program exhibits general light use. The signatures range from 7-10 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA: Program: VG-EX, Signatures: NM |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$750.00
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427 |
1939 American League All-Star Game scorecard and ticket stub signed by Joe DiMaggio. The 1939 All-Star game marked the first ôFall Classicö ever played at Yankee Stadium. This original scorecard from the game remains unscored with minimal wear. Only notable condition flaws include a 1ö split at bottom of spine and a small spot of glue on the back cover from being adhered to an album page. Accompanying ticket stub has multiple creases and a vertical fold line. Joe DiMaggio, who hit the gameÆs only home run, a towering shot to centerfield in front of his hometown fans, signed the stub in black sharpie (9/10). Includes LOA from JSA. Program: EX (w/note to glue spot), Stub: GD |
($1,000.00-$2,000.00)
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$950.00
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428 |
Pair of vintage World Series programs to include: 1937 program issued for a game played between the Yankees and Giants, unscored with slight spine wear and some edge wear to the covers: VG-EX and 1938 program issued for a game played between the Yankees and Giants, unscored with light vertical fold line: EX |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$600.00
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429 |
Pair of 1934 Detroit Tigers World Series programs and (2) Game 6 ticket stubs.1934 programs from Navin Field are in VG-EX (scored) and EX condition respectively. Accompanying 1934 ticket stubs to Game 6 at Detroit are both in VG/EX-EX condition. |
($400.00-600.00)
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$550.00
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430 |
1927 New York Yankees vs. Pittsburgh Pirates World Series program and Game 3 ticket stub. 1927 World Series program from Game 3 in New York is neatly scored in light pencil. Managers Huggins and Bush appear on the cover which remains intact at the spine but for a 3" split from the bottom and a missing piece of the bottom corner. The centerfold pages are present but have detached at the staples. Program exhibits moderate soiling and general wear. The accompanying ticket stub has a small spot of paper loss on the front and about a 20% area of paper loss on the reverse, but otherwise shows limited wear. Program and stub are both technically GD, with better eye appeal. |
($2,000.00-$3,000.00)
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$2,100.00
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431 |
1923 New York Yankees vs. New York Giants World Series program and Game 1 ticket stub. Program is scored in light pencil with all pages complete and intact, though the centerfold has detached at the staples. Shows moderate soiling and general wear with the cover having a 1ö split at the bottom of the spine. The accompanying ticket stub, issued for the first ever World Series game played at Yankee Stadium, shows multiple creases on the front, with the surface of the back having been ôskinnedö as a result of album removal. The term home field advantage took on a whole new meaning in 1923 as baseball's grand cathedral, Yankee Stadium, opened to the dismay of the Giants. "The House That Ruth Built" towered over their yard (The Polo Grounds) and featured an enormous seating capacity with an architectural beauty that was second to none. Program: VG. Stub: FR-GD |
($1,500.00-$2,500.00)
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$1,600.00
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432 |
1919 World Series program. Issued for a game played at Redland Field and scored on the White Sox page (game 6 - White Sox win). Cinci. scorecard is missing. Front cover has a tear running approx. 2/3rds of the way down on the left hand side and a vertical fold down the center. Front and back covers exhibit minor discoloration and edge wear, interior is relatively clean. Center pages loose: GD |
($500.00-$750.00)
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433 |
1913 World Series program. Original program issued for a game played at New York between the Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Giants. Covers show some creasing and edge wear with a tape reinforced spine and a few small tape repairs to tears on the back cover. Interior remains relatively clean with some period notations written on two team photos and a few notations on the scoring page (unscored): VG |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$1,000.00
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434 |
1911 World Series program. Original program issued for a game played at Brush Stadium in New York between the Philadelphia Athletics and the New York Giants. Front cover has some wear to the edges including a corner chip, while the back cover has some creasing/chip to one edge. Both covers are loose at the spine area. Interior exhibits typical use and is missing a few pages including the scoring page: VG |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$500.00
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435 |
1961 All-Star Game press pin. Enamelwork pin issued for the game played at Boston: NM |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$500.00
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436 |
1955 All-Star Game press pin. Broach style pin issued for the game played at Milwaukee: EX/MT-NM |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$350.00
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437 |
1952 All-Star Game press pin. Enamelwork and brass pin issued for the game played at Philadelphia: EX/MT-NM |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$450.00
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438 |
1950 All-Star Game press pin. Enamelwork pin issued for the game played at Chicago: EX/MT-NM |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$175.00
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439 |
1951 All-Star Game press pin. Threaded post enamelwork pin issued for the game played at Detroit : EX/MT-NM |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$350.00
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440 |
1948 Milwaukee Braves World Series pendant. 10K gold pendant in the form of the Braves Indian mascot with inlaid red and white enamelwork on the headdress. Marked 10K Balfour on the back along with inscribed initials "E.T.R.": NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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441 |
Pair of Milwaukee Braves sterling silver cufflinks c.1948. Sterling silver cufflinks in the manner of the Braves Indian mascot with red and white enamelwork on the headdress. Marked "LGB Sterling" on the back: EX |
($400.00-$500.00)
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$300.00
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442 |
1947 All-Star Game press pin. Rare red, white, and blue enameled pin issued for the game played in Chicago: EX-MT |
($400.00-$600.00)
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$400.00
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443 |
1943 All-Star Game press pin. Threaded post sterling silver pin issued for the game played at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. One of the rarest 1940s era All-Star game press pins: EX/MT-NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$650.00
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444 |
1940 Detroit Tigers World Series press pin. Rare brass pin with threaded post backing issued for the Series between the Tigers and Reds: NM |
($300.00-$400.00)
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$425.00
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445 |
Lot of (2) vintage badges from the personal collection of Baseball Commissioner Kennesaw Mountain Landis to include: 1939 Baseball Centennial enamelwork pendant retaining its original ribbon and pinback bar: EX; and a 1939 American Legion National Convention bronze medallion with its original pinback bar and inset i.d. label with "K.M. Landis" written in period ink: EX. The pair originated directly from the former secretary of Landis. |
($750.00-$1,000.00)
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$1,700.00
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446 |
1937 New York Yankees World Series press pin. Red, white, and blue enameled pin issued for the Series played between the Giants and Yankees: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$600.00
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447 |
1937 New York Giants World Series press pin. Red, white, and blue enameled pin issued for the Series played between the Giants and Yankees: NM |
($400.00-$600.00)
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$500.00
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448 |
1934 St. Louis Cardinals World Series press pin. Enamelwork pin retains its original threaded post backing. Marked "St. Louis Button Co." on the reverse: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$750.00
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449 |
1931 St. Louis Cardinals World Series press pin. Enamelwork pin retains its original threaded post backing. Marked "St. Louis Button Co." on the reverse: EX/MT-NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$700.00
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450 |
Perez-Steele "Celebration" baseball postcard set with (36) autographed cards. Signed cards include Aaron, Banks, Hunter, Mantle, Musial, Reese, Mize, Dickey, Snider, and Ted Williams. Includes its original cased presentational box and LOA from JSA: NM-MT |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$850.00
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451 |
1930 St. Louis Cardinals World Series press pin. Enamelwork pin retains its original threaded post backing: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$750.00
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452 |
Stan Musial, Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio signed 16"x20" photo. The three baseball legends are pictured signing a baseball for a young admirer. Musial, Mantle and DiMaggio have each signed the photo in blue sharpie rating 8 out of 10. Photographer Jack Zehel has signed the image twice in the lower right corner acknowledging the original photo date of 1961 and the reproduction date of this image as 1988. Matted and framed to an overall size of 28"x23". Includes LOA from JSA: NM-MT |
($600.00-$800.00)
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$1,500.00
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453 |
Cal Ripken Jr. signed game used baseball from the Sept. 6, 1995 record breaking streak game. Official G.Budig AL baseball with a commemorative Ripken logo was used in Ripken's 2,131st consecutive game, which broke one of baseball's most hallowed records previously held by Lou Gehrig. The ball exhibits evidence of use and is signed by Ripken on one panel and all (4) game umpires, Barnett, Clark, Morrison, and Kosic, on adjacent panels. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from umpire Dan Morrison on American League letterhead: VG-EX |
($2,000.00-$3,000.00)
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$4,500.00
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454 |
Mickey Mantle auto. New York Yankees road jersey. Grey flannel 1951 Yankees replica road jersey signed across the front by Mantle in black sharpie rating 9 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA: NM-MT |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$3,000.00
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455 |
500 Home Run Hitters autograph display piece. Custom matted and framed 35"x41" display incorporates a 16"x20" color photo signed by eleven members of the 500 Home Run Club including Mantle, F. Robinson, Aaron, Mays, Williams, Killebrew, McCovey, Jackson, Mathews, Schmidt and Banks. Mel Ott, Babe Ruth, and Jimmie Foxx are represented across the top by 8"x10" photos mounted above their respective signatures. Ott and Foxx autographs appear on government postcards, while Ruth is a cut signature. All signatures range from 8-10 out of 10. An engraved plaque lists the names and home run totals of all fourteen original members. Impressive display celebrating the defining plateau of power hitting excellence. Includes (4) individual LOAs from JSA (Ruth, Ott, Foxx, 16"x20" photo): NM |
($4,000.00-$6,000.00)
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$3,750.00
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456 |
Lot of (25) Hall of Famer autographed baseballs to be sold on behalf of the Red Sox Foundation. Large and desirable grouping of (25) autographed baseballs each signed by the following (5) Hall of Fame members: Mickey Mantle, Duke Snider, Willie Mays, Johnny Bench, and Tom Seaver. All players have signed in blue ink on either B.Brown AL or W.White NL baseballs with the signatures ranging from 9 to 10 out of 10. The baseballs themselves remain fairly clean throughout with a very small percentage exhibiting some typical light age toning to a few panels. The proceeds from the offered lot will benefit the Red Sox Foundation, the official team charity of the Boston Red Sox. Very fine large quantity grouping of desirable HOF'er signed baseballs with excellent breakdown value. Includes LOA from JSA: Baseballs: Range EX/MT (few) to NM/MT, Signatures: Range NM-NM/MT |
($5,000.00-$7,500.00)
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$5,500.00
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457 |
Mickey Mantle auto. lithograph. Limited-edition 20"x20" lithograph created by artist Danny Day features a composite of four detailed renderings of legendary Hall of Famer, Mickey Mantle. Signed by Mantle and Day in pencil on the lower margin. Numbered "282/536" representing Mantle's career home run total. Accompanied by a photo of Mantle signing the litho. Matted and framed to 27"x27" overall. Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($800.00-$1,200.00)
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$600.00
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458 |
Mickey Mantle auto. photograph by Neil Leifer. Matted and framed 12"x20" color image distributed by Upper Deck. The photo is signed in the bottom margin by Mantle in black sharpie and numbered 330/500. Includes LOA from JSA and Upper Deck COA: NM-MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,000.00
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1996 John Wetteland New York Yankees World Series home jersey. White pinstriped knit shirt worn by the Yankees star closing pitcher, John Wetteland, in the 1996 World Series. Jersey retains its original "NY" logo on the front with #35 on the reverse. Russell Athletic tagging remains affixed to the tail front along with "Wetteland-96" strip tag and polyester flag tag. 1996 World Series patch is found on the right sleeve with the Mel Allen memorial black armband on the left sleeve. The jersey exhibits evident use/wash wear and has been signed across the front, "John Wetteland WS MVP 96" in black sharpie. John Wetteland simply overpowered the Braves in the 1996 World Series, appearing in five games with four saves, a 2.08 ERA, and capturing the Series MVP award. The offered jersey was acquired directly by the current owner from the Yankees FanFest event and is being sold at public auction for the first time. Important Yankees World Series jersey from the central pitching figure in the Series. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions (jersey) and LOA from JSA (autograph): NM |
($3,000.00-$4,000.00)
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$3,250.00
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459 |
Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle signed original oil painting. 16"x20" framed oil on canvas painting of Yankees legends Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle. Signed by both in blue sharpie rating 7-8, and 6 out of 10, respectively. Signed by artist E.Sadler in the lower left corner. Includes LOA from JSA: EX |
($2,000.00-$3,000.00)
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$2,250.00
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460 |
Joe DiMaggio autographed original painting by Robert Simon. Framed oil on canvas rendering of Joe DiMaggio batting in a New York Yankees road jersey has been signed by DiMaggio across the front in blue sharpie. The painting exhibits rich coloring within its abstract background and has been signed by noted sports artist Robert Simon at the bottom. Simon is also known for several other Joe DiMaggio related artwork pieces which were subsequently reproduced for mass production. Uncommon DiMaggio signed medium with fine display qualities. Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($3,000.00-$4,000.00)
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$1,400.00
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461 |
Mickey Mantle's restaurant display including uniform and signed print. Framed display includes a flannel server's uniform manufactured by Mitchell & Ness. Such uniforms were formerly worn by employees at Mickey Mantle's Manhattan restaurant. Also included is an 11"x16" color print bearing a large inscription "Best Wishes, Mickey Mantle" rating 10 out of 10. Matted and framed to an overall size of 38"x30". Includes LOA from JSA: NM-MT |
($700.00-$1,000.00)
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$800.00
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462 |
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 JSA and PSA/DNA: NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$750.00
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463 |
Mickey Mantle signed framed 18"x24" lithograph. Limited edition John B. Martin litho signed by Mantle in pencil. Signature rates 9/10 out of 10. The litho is a limited edition #ed 4/298 and is also signed by Martin in pencil. Professionally matted and framed (28.5"x34.5"). Includes LOA from JSA: NM |
($750.00-$1,000.00)
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$700.00
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464 |
Lot of (3) auto. baseballs to include: Alex Rodriguez single signed Selig MLB ball: NM, Derek Jeter single signed Budig AL ball (ball is slightly toned): EX-MT, and Alex Rodriguez/Joe Torre/Derek Jeter auto. Selig MLB ball: NM. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford. |
($300.00-$400.00)
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$950.00
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465 |
Lot of (5) Derek Jeter auto. photographs. Group of 8"x10" matted and framed color photos picturing Jeter batting in the 2001 World Series each signed in silver sharpie across the front. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$600.00
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466 |
1996 New York Yankees team auto. baseball bat. Paul O'Neill Louisville Slugger 125 professional model bat signed by (25) members of the World Champion Yankees incl. Jeter, Williams, Rivera, O'Neill, Torre, Raines, Fielder, Strawberry, Gooden, and Ford. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$2,000.00
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467 |
Lot of (10) Don Mattingly single signed baseball bats. Group of (10) Louisville Slugger 125 model "Whitey Ford" baseball bats each signed by Don Mattingly in blue sharpie. Bats measure 34" long each. NOTE: Whitey Ford will autograph the offered bats if the winning bidder so desires. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$900.00
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468 |
Group of (4) Louisville Slugger commemorative black baseball bats from Whitey Ford's personal collection. Includes 1950 New York Yankees World Champions, 1953 New York Yankees World Champions, 1957 New York Yankees AL Champions, and 1962 New York Yankees World Champions. Each bat exhibits general age and handling wear including some surface scuffing and age toning. Includes four individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range VG-EX |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$950.00
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469 |
Collection of (16) Hall of Fame Member single signed baseballs. All are signed on the sweet spot of either Official AL, NL, or MLB baseballs by the following players: Mickey Mantle, Harmon Killebrew, Gary Carter, Nolan Ryan, Reggie Jackson, Brooks Robinson, Pee Wee Reese, Willie McCovey, Al Kaline, Johnny Bench, Ralph Kiner, Bob Feller (signed in rare full name 'Rapid Robert Feller' format), Willie Stargell, Bob Lemon, Luis Aparicio, and Al Lopez. Sigs range from 8-10 out of 10. The vast majority of baseballs remain near white to white although a few have some light age toning. Fine assemblage of desirable HOF players from the Ford collection. Includes LOA from JSA and sixteen individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range EX/MT-NM/MT |
($1,500.00-$2,000.00)
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$1,500.00
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470 |
Mickey Mantle single signed baseball. Nearly pristine B.Brown AL baseball signed across the sweet spot by Mantle in blue ink. With respect to ball and signature condition, the offered example is the finest Mantle single within the Ford collection. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$750.00
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471 |
Joe DiMaggio single signed baseball. Commemorative Rawlings Joe DiMaggio portrait baseball signed in blue ink across the sweet spot rating 10 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA, letter of provenance from Whitey Ford, and a Yankee Clipper Enterprises logo sticker affixed to the ball: NM |
($400.00-$500.00)
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$600.00
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472 |
Lot of (9) two player combination auto. baseballs. All are signed on either Official AL or MLB baseballs to include: Mickey Mantle/Whitey Ford; Yogi Berra/Whitey Ford; Yogi Berra/Don Larsen; Doc Gooden/Whitey Ford; Whitey Ford/Don Mattingly; Whitey Ford/Phil Rizzuto; Jim Palmer/Whitey Ford; Joe Morgan/Johnny Bench; and David Wells/David Cone. Sigs range from 7-10 out of 10 and a few of the baseballs have some light to moderate age toning. Includes LOA from JSA and eight individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range EX/MT-NM/MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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Whitey Ford auto. baseball bat with full career statistical notations. Commemorative Whitey Ford decorative bat with a color image of Ford pitching is signed in black sharpie on the barrel by Ford. Whitey has also written numerous career statistics including "HOF 74", "Cy Young 61", "1961 W.S. MVP", "236 Wins" , "45 Shutouts", and "33 2/3 Scoreless W.Series". The bat is accompanied by a Whitey Ford single signed baseball. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($300.00-$400.00)
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$400.00
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474 |
Baseball Hall of Fame auto. baseball bat. Rawlings Hall of Fame commemorative bat signed by over (35) players incl. Musial, Brett, Puckett, Koufax, Jackson, Gibson, Brock, Killebrew, Snider, Ford, Berra, Seaver, and Puckett. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$750.00
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475 |
Baseball Hall of Fame auto. baseball bat. Louisville Slugger Hall of Fame commemorative bat signed by over (44) players incl. Koufax, Ripken Jr., Gwynn, Berra, Feller, Jackson, Ford, Murray, and Sandberg. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$750.00
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476 |
Lot of (2) Ted Williams single signed baseballs. Both are signed in blue ink on the sweet spot of B.Brown AL baseballs. Includes LOA from JSA and two individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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477 |
Whitey Ford American Express Gold credit card. Dated 1998 original credit card issued to Whitey Ford. Iconic credit card of the 1980s era has been signed on the reverse, "Whitey Ford". Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($750.00-$1,000.00)
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$650.00
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478 |
Whitey Ford New York Yankees commemorative MasterCard credit card. Actual MasterCard issued to Whitey Ford with a background image of Yankee Stadium on the front. Signed, "Ed Whitey Ford" on the reverse. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$550.00
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479 |
Lot of (5) Whitey Ford credit cards. Includes (2) Chase Visa cards, First Union Visa Gold card, MBNA Visa Yankees commemorative card, and an AT&T Corporate card. The MBNA Yankees card is signed on the front and back by Ford while the AT&T card is front signed only. All other cards are back signed by Ford. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range VG (AT&T card is creased) to NM |
($750.00-$1,000.00)
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480 |
Whitey Ford commemorative Visa credit card. Actual Visa credit card issued to Whitey Ford with a background image of Jackie Robinson sliding on the front. Signed, "Whitey Ford" on the reverse. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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$550.00
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481 |
Whitey Ford New York Yankees commemorative Visa credit card. Actual Visa credit card issued to Whitey Ford depicting a pinstriped background with Yankees logo on the front. Signed, "Whitey Ford" on the reverse. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($500.00-$750.00)
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482 |
Rare Whitey Ford 1964 World Series professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 34" long and weighs 32.4oz. The bat exhibits light use including a few ball marks and rack marks. Model K55 is stamped on the knob end with "1964 World Series Ford New York Yankees" stamped on the barrel end. Signed in black sharpie on the barrel, "Ed 'Whitey' Ford 1961 Cy Young 1974 H. of Fame". Notably scarce World Series game bat from the personal collection of Whitey Ford. Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions (bat), JSA (autograph), and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX-MT |
($5,000.00-$7,500.00)
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$5,500.00
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483 |
Whitey Ford 1954 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35" long and weighs 38oz. Bat shows evident moderate use including ball and rack marks. Stamped model #P19 on the knob end and "All-Star Game Ford Cleveland 1954" on the barrel end. Issued to Whitey for the game played at Cleveland in which he was the starting pitcher for the American League. NOTE: Whitey Ford will autograph the offered bat if the winning bidder so desires. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$5,000.00
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484 |
Whitey Ford 1955 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35" long and weighs 37.4oz. Bat shows light to moderate use with some general barrel wear. Uncommon tapered handle with stamped model #U1 on the knob end and "All-Star Game Ford Milwaukee 1955" on the barrel end. Issued to Whitey for the game played at Milwaukee in which he pitched the 7th inning and Stan Musial hit a dramatic walk off home run in the 12th inning to lead the NL to victory. NOTE: Whitey Ford will autograph the offered bat if the winning bidder so desires. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX-EX/MT |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$6,000.00
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485 |
Whitey Ford 1964 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 34" long and weighs 32oz. Bat shows light use with some visible rack marks. Stamped "1964 All-Star Game Ford New York" on the barrel end. Issued to Whitey for the game played at Shea Stadium in New York in which the NL captured a dramatic 9th inning victory behind a Johnny Callison home run. NOTE: Whitey Ford will autograph the offered bat if the winning bidder so desires. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX-MT |
($3,000.00-$4,000.00)
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$4,750.00
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486 |
Whitey Ford 1958 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 35" long and weighs 36.2oz. Bat shows light to moderate use with some visible rack marks and a few ball marks. The barrel also has some additional non usage related surface wear. Uncommon tapered handle with stamped model #U1 on the knob end and "All-Star Game Ford Baltimore 1958" on the barrel end. Issued to Whitey for the game played at Baltimore in which the AL won by a score of 4 to 3. NOTE: Whitey Ford will autograph the offered bat if the winning bidder so desires. Includes LOA from Hunt Auctions and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$5,000.00
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487 |
Whitey Ford 1960 All-Star Game professional model baseball bat. Louisville Slugger 125 model bat measures 34" long and weighs 31oz. Bat shows light to moderate use with some visible rack marks and a few ball marks. Stamped model #M110 on the knob end and "1960 All-Star Game Ford Kansas City New York" on the barrel end. Issued to Whitey for the dual city All-Star games played in both Kansas City and New York. Signed in blue sharpie on the barrel end, "HOF 74 Ed Whitey Ford Cy Young 61". Includes LOA's from Hunt Auctions (bat), JSA (autograph) and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: EX-MT |
($3,000.00-$4,000.00)
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$4,750.00
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488 |
Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford auto. baseball. B.Brown AL ball signed in blue ballpoint ink by the two HOF New York Yankees players and longtime friends, Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford. Both signatures display beautifully across the sweet spot and panel beneath. The ball itself has some minimal age toning. The offered Mantle/Ford signed ball is the cleanest example within the Ford collection. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($750.00-$1,000.00)
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$550.00
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489 |
Lot of (5) Roger Maris auto. photographic souvenir cards. Group of five identical 4 1/2"x7" black and white photo cards picturing Roger Maris hitting his historic 61st home run in 1961. Each has been signed "Roger Maris" in blue sharpie across the front. Includes LOA from JSA and five individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($1,000.00-$2,000.00)
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$2,600.00
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490 |
Lot of (25) Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford auto. photographs. Fine grouping of (25) 8"x10" color images picturing the Yankees teammates and friends, Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle, who have signed each photograph. The autographs are all signed in blue sharpie across the front rating 10 out of 10. Uncommon opportunity to acquire a quantity of the offered signed image from a primary source. Includes LOA from JSA, letter of provenance from Whitey Ford, and twenty five unsigned Whitey Ford COAs: NM-MT |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$4,750.00
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491 |
Lot of (25) Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford auto. photographs. Fine grouping of (25) 8"x10" color images picturing the Yankees teammates and friends, Whitey Ford and Mickey Mantle, who have signed each photograph. The autographs are all signed in blue sharpie across the front rating 10 out of 10. Uncommon opportunity to acquire a quantity of the offered signed image from a primary source. Includes LOA from JSA, letter of provenance from Whitey Ford, and twenty five unsigned Whitey Ford COAs: NM-MT |
($3,500.00-$4,500.00)
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$4,750.00
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492 |
Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford auto. photograph and baseball. Includes 11"x14" black and white photograph signed by both Berra and Ford in blue sharpie with signatures rating 10 out of 10: NM-MT and a B.Brown AL ball signed by Berra and Ford in blue ink with signatures rating 9 out of 10: NM. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($300.00-$400.00)
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$300.00
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493 |
Lot of (20) Yogi Berra and Whitey Ford auto. photographs. Large grouping of 11"x14" black and white photographs picturing a classic image of Yogi Berra with his arm around friend and teammate Whitey Ford. Both players have signed on their respective images in blue sharpie. Includes LOA from JSA, letter of provenance from Whitey Ford, and twenty unsigned Whitey Ford COAs: NM-MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,100.00
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494 |
1961 New York Yankees team auto. color poster. Framed 24"x36" color poster after the Ron Lewis original artwork picturing the 1961 Yankees team posed on the field in home uniforms. Signed in blue sharpie in the bottom margin by (33) players incl. Mantle, Ford, Berra, Tresh, Skowron, Boyer, and Richardson. Artist Ron Lewis has also signed at the bottom right corner. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$1,100.00
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495 |
1961 New York Yankees reunion team auto. baseball. B.Brown AL ball signed by (30) members of the 1961 World Champion Yankees incl. Mantle, Ford, Berra, Skowron, Richardson, and Tresh. Sigs range from 9-10 out of 10. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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$1,600.00
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496 |
"Yankee Legends" auto. poster. Framed 24"x32" color poster signed by (10) New York Yankees players incl. DiMaggio, Rizzuto, Ford, Winfield, Hunter, Berra, Mattingly, Lemon, Slaughter, and Jackson. The poster is also signed by artist Ron Lewis at the lower right corner. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($750.00-$1,250.00)
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$800.00
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497 |
Lot of Whitey Ford auto. commemorative items to include: 1990 Gartlan figurine with signed placard on the base and (5) 1990 Gartlan Artist Proof commemorative plates (10" diameter) signed "Ed Whitey Ford HOF 74" in gold ink pen. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM |
($200.00-$300.00)
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$150.00
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498 |
Lot of (6) Whitey Ford single signed baseballs. All are signed in blue ink across the sweet spot of Selig MLB baseballs. Includes LOA from JSA and letter of provenance from Whitey Ford: NM-MT |
($250.00-$350.00)
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$250.00
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499 |
Lot of (20) Whitey Ford autographed personal checks. Group of signed checks issued by the "Mickey Mantle/Whitey Ford Baseball Camp" dating to the 1980-90s. Includes (6) signed "Whitey Ford" and (14) signed "Edward Ford". Includes LOA from JSA and (20) individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range EX-NM/MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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Lot of (20) Whitey Ford autographed personal checks. Group of signed checks issued by the "Mickey Mantle/Whitey Ford Baseball Camp" dating to the 1980-90s. Includes (2) signed "Whitey Ford" and (18) signed "Edward Ford" (one with slt. smudged signature). Includes LOA from JSA and (20) individual letters of provenance from Whitey Ford: Range EX-NM/MT |
($1,000.00-$1,500.00)
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