Lot 1. 1969 Topps Partial Set of 423 Including Stars, High Numbers. Among the star cards are 75 Aparicio ex, 82 Oliver rookie ex+, 160 Pinson ex+, 164 World Series ex, 311 Lyle rookie ex-m, 349 Dick Williams g-vg, 350 Allen ex, 355 Phil Niekro vg-ex, 412 Checklist with Mantle checked otherwise vg-ex, 426 Flood A.S. g-vg, 447 Houk (yellow name) vg, 527 Lopez ex+, 589 Pepitone ex-m+, and 650 Ted Williams vg-ex. The breakdown of the cards is #1-99 (65 cards), 100-199 (68), 200-299 (80), 300-399 (89), 400-499 (58), 500-588 (21) and 589-664 (42). Approximately 85% of the cards not graded above are ex or better. The remaining 15% are vg-ex or less.
Winning Bid $180.
Lot 2. Original Envelope for 1907 Dietsche Detroit Tigers Postcards (PC765-1). The Dietsche cards featuring Cobb and his teammates were sold in sets of 15 for 25 cents. This envelope, which could be used for distributing the cards, promotes “Hughie Jennings and his Great 1907 Tigers.” The envelope is clean, with some wear at the corners, a tiny stain along the top border, light soiling in the lower right and some very small, light creases. Attractive and uncommon.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 3. 1913 M113 Joe Bush Baseball Magazine Premium, Mid-Week Pictorial Photos. The 10” x 17 ¼” premium of “Bullet Joe” is adhered to cardboard. It has edge tears and chips. The image area displays nicely, and most of the border is clean. One Mid-Week Pictorial captures the first home run, by Aaron Ward, of the 1921 season, and the other, photos of Eddie Collins, Schalk, Burns, Covaleskie and Speaker. The first is matted, and the latter has edge chips and a vg-ex image area.
Winning Bid $15.
Lot 5. 9 Cards from 1938-39 W711-1 and W711-2 Cincinnati Reds Team Issues. Six cards, designated W711-1, are from 1938, and three from 1939. The 1938 issues are Berger g, Davis g, Derringer f-g, Moore f-g, Riggs g and Schott vg. The cards from 1939 are Frey f, Joost g and Scarsella f.
Winning Bid $40.
Lot 6. Empty Box for the 1950 Callahan Hall of Fame Baseball Card Set. This box will be an excellent complement to the Callahan set sold by the Baseball Hall of Fame. The box is intact with a very small stain on the front. One side flap is missing a small chip, and the flap is close to being detached. Otherwise, the box has several very small scuffs, is free of any offensive creases and displays very well.
Winning Bid $10.
Lot 7. 25 Different Topps Baseball Cards, 1951-59. 1951T Red Backs #37 g-vg. 1953T #157 g-vg. 1954T #28 vg and 76 g-vg. 1955T #161 Tanner rookie g-vg. 1956T #66 vg-ex, 74 vg, 96 ex, 102 vg, 112 vg-ex, 124 vg and 179 g. 1957T #16 vg, 74 vg-ex, 123 vg-ex, 183 Cubs team g-vg, 211 vg, 235 vg, 247 g-vg, 248 vg, 386 g and 396 vg. 1958T # 135 vg-ex and 159 vg. 1959T #428 g.
Winning Bid $40.
Lot 8. 18 Different 1955 Bowman Including Bob Lemon. #2 Dark p (trimmed), 3 g, 35 f-g, 64 g, 70 Burdette vg-ex, 114 vg-ex, 126 vg, 138 p (trimmed), 157 vg-ex, 163 g, 164 g-vg, 182 g, 186 g-vg, 191 Lemon ex-m, 200 vg-ex, 206 vg, 246 Bauer vg, 320 f-g.
Winning Bid $35.
Lot 11. 124 Different 1961 Topps Baseball Cards. Includes #122 Cubs team ex+, 132 Lopez ex+, 133 Houk vg-ex, 136 Alston ex and 402 Larsen perfect game ex-m. The breakdown: #1-99 (9 cards), #100-199 (55 including 111-119, 122-129, 132-137, 143-148), #200-29 (31), #300-399 (15) and #400-499 (14). Ex to ex-m+ overall.
Winning Bid $138.
Lot 12. 38 1964-66 Topps Baseball – Mostly Chicago Cubs. 1964T: #96 (7 cards), 111 (2), 192, 252, 269, 336 and 408. Ex to ex-m overall. 1965T: #27 (2) both ex, 114 vg+-ex, 149 ex+, 306 g-vg, 314 vg-ex, 354 ex and 551 Mets team vg. 1966T: #2 (3), 43 (2), 82 (3), 166, 246 (2), 278 (2), 342, 372 and 447. Ex overall.
Winning Bid $20.
Lot 13. 73 Different 1964-66 Topps Baseball Including Stars, High Numbers. 1964T, 10 cards from #78-359: vg-ex 3 cards, vg 3, g-vg 2, g-2, plus #424 vg and 486 vg. 1965T, 27 cards from #1-317 including #1 A.L. Batting Leaders f, 11 A.L. Strikeout Leaders g, 91 Cubs team vg-ex and 139 World Series (Cards Celebrate) f-g. Also, three high numbers, #547 g-vg, 575 vg and 593 vg. The other cards are a mix, primarily g-vg and vg. 1966T, 25 cards from #2-322, a mix mainly of g-vg and vg, plus #385 Boyer vg, 409 vg-ex, 455 g-vg, 469 Murcer rookie g, 515 Howard g-vg and 574 g-vg.
Winning Bid $45.
Lot 14. 1969 Topps Deckle Edge Set of 35 with the Wilhelm-Wynn, Staub-Foy Variations. Key cards include #1 B. Robinson ex, 4 Yaz vg-ex, 6 Aparicio ex, 11a Wilhelm vg, 11b Wynn ex, 21 Rose ex, 22a Staub vg-ex, 22b Foy vg, 27 Clemente vg+-ex, 29 Gibson ex+, 31 McCovey vg-ex, 32 Marichal vg+-ex and 33 Mays vg+. The balance of the set averages vg-ex to ex.
Winning Bid $55.
Lot 15. 675 Early 1980s Cards Loaded with Major and Minor Stars. This collection includes cards from sets issued by Donruss in 1982, Topps from 1981-83 and Fleer in 1985. More than 250 cards feature Hall of Famers; some are multi-player: Bench 8 cards, Brett 13, Carew 11, Carlton 7, Carter 8, Fingers 9, Fisk 8, Gossage 10, Henderson 6, Reggie Jackson 9, Jenkins 7, Molitor 2, Morgan 9, Murray 5, Niekro 8, Palmer 5, Perez 9, Perry 8, Rice 4, Ripken 1 (1983T), Rose 14, Ryan 10, Schmidt 27, Seaver 11, O. Smith 8, Stargell 4, Sutter 8, Sutton 8, Winfield 6, Yastrzemski 6 and Yount 6. There also are rookie cards of Kirk Gibson, Valenzuela, Baines, Raines and Mookie Wilson. Other familiar names are Dawson, Parker, Guidry, Oliver, Foster, Cey, Garvey, Quisenberry, Luzinski, Evans, Concepcion, Kaat, John, Blyleven, Cooper, Trammell, Whitaker and Lyle. Nm-m.
Winning Bid $30.
