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1941 Walter Johnson Signed Check.
Christmas Eve 1941 and the hard-throwing Walter Johnson, one of the original five inducted into Cooperstown, has written a check to be paid to the order of The Chase Publishing Company for the amount of three dollars. The check that we offer here provides proof of that transaction, with Johnson's immaculate blue fountain signature taking center stage. Aside from the expected fold lines, a one inch tear that is nearly dead center is the only detractor from condition. It must be noted that the tear comes nowhere near encroaching on Johnson's rare 10/10 sig.
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10361 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$2,390.00
Babe Ruth Signed Baseball.
The Sultan of Swat himself graced the sweet spot of the official ball we offer here with his wonderful signature. In an effort to preserve the Babe's graceful ink stroke, a strip of adhesive tape has been applied directly over it. The "Babe" has faded to a 3-4, but the player's surname has remained an outstanding 7/10. Other writing has been applied to the panel opposite the signature, but the ravages of time have conspired to render it all but illegible.
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10259 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$2,151.00
1909-11 T206 Tris Speaker SGC EX 60.
Tremendously skilled with the bat and more than able patrolling center field, Tris Speaker was one of the elite ballplayers of the 1910s, rivaling contemporary Ty Cobb's prowess with his own. Speaker had a career .345 batting average and was a particularly deadly hitter of doubles. Beautiful example of his T206 card is here, issued around the time of his explosion into the majors.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10058 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,195.00
1956 Topps Mickey Mantle #135 PSA EX-MT 6.
Great early Mantle card is easily among the most desirable of the slugger, especially in such a high grade. Respectable PSA 6 cardboard from the '56 Topps issue released on the heels of perhaps the Mick's finest year.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10105 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,195.00
1909-11 T206 Group Lot of 41.
Great assortment from the most popular tobacco issue offers a group lot of 41 cards. Highlights include: Chief Bender (Portrait), Chief Bender (Trees), Hal Chase (Portrait Blue Background), Hal Chase (Trophy), Ty Cobb (Bat off Shoulder), Eddie Collins (Philadelphia), Willie Keeler (Batting), John McGraw (Portrait with Cap), and John McGraw (Finger in Air). All have sustained paper loss on back side from being removed from album.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10133 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,195.00
J. Honus Wagner Signed Index Card with Perez-Steele Postcard.
The Flying Dutchman Honus Wagner is regarded as one of the finest baseball players in the history of the sport. One of the Hall of Fame's original five inductees, the legendary shortstop has signed the provided index card "J. Honus Wagner, Pirates" in superb black fountain ink. A postcard featuring Wagner from Perez-Steele's 1980 first series is also included.
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10348 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,195.00
1909-11 T206 Hal Chase Throwing Dark Cap PSA NM 7.
"Dark cap" variant of Hal Chase's astounding five entries in the hallowed T206 tobacco issue. Card grades an impressive PSA 7.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10009 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,135.25
1909-11 T206 Rube Kisinger (Kissinger) PSA NM 7.
Minor leaguer Rube Kissinger has been gracefully rendered against the orange and green background, which has stayed marvelously vivid despite the T206 issue being issued between 1909-11.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10029 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,075.50
1909-11 T206 Jim Scott PSA NM 7.
The White Sox hurler known a "Death Valley Jim" is the subject of this Near Mint cardboard from the T206 tobacco set. Tremendous white borders and sharp corners.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10053 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,075.50
1909-11 T206 Fred Snodgrass Catching PSA NM 7.
The "Catching" variant of Fred Snodgrass' two entries in the hallowed T206 issue. Presents to a marvelous Near Mint grade, with the provided encapsulation from PSA ensuring the fabulous corners will continue to stay sharp.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10057 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,075.50
1909-11 T206 George Mullin (MULLEN) PSA NM 7.
Erroneously misspelled surname of George Mullin is what this high-grade T206 card is known for. Marvelous red background makes it clear why these 1909-11 portrait cards hold so much collector appeal.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10042 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,015.75
1909-11 T206 Jake Pfiester Throwing PSA NM 7.
Jake Pfiester, whose name is misspelled "PFIESTER" in the T206 issue, has been rendered against a beautiful yellow-to-indigo gradient. Wonderful example of the early 20th century stone lithography the famous tobacco issue is popular for.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10047 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,015.75
1909-11 T206 Bugs Raymond PSA NM 7.
Stunning T206 example from Bugs Raymond, whose tragic story concluded in 1912, when the alcohol problem that got him axed from baseball led to a fight that eventually ended his life. Beautiful depiction of Bugs during his final playing days.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10050 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,015.75
1909-11 T206 Harry Steinfeldt with Bat PSA NM 7.
The strong-armed Harry Steinfeldt is depicted quite gracefully in his "with bat" variation from the highly desirable T206 set. Near Mint examples from this issue have become exceptionally desirable, with players of star status, of course, going for a premium.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10060 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$1,015.75
1909-11 T206 Billy Campbell El Principe de Gales Back PSA NM 7.
Another entry in the procession of Near Mint T206 gems that we offer in this auction, the attractive Billy Campbell card is made available here with the rare El Principe de Gales back.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10006 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$956.00
1909-11 T206 Jake Theilman PSA NM 7.
Strong example of the minor league cards from the famed T206 tobacco issue. Jake Theilman is the subject here, who had actually played in the majors with the Cardinals, Indians and Red Sox from 1905-08.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10062 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$956.00
1909-11 T206 Doc White Portrait Chicago PSA NM 7.
Tremendous color retention, sharp corners, and centering above par, the Doc White portrait variant from the T206 has a vast amount of collector appeal. The artistic White Sox hurler's card grades to a PSA Near Mint.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10066 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$956.00
1963 Topps Baseball Near Complete Set (574/576).
Only the Pete Rose #537 and Bill Freehan's rookie card #466 are missing from this group lot of 1963 Topps cards, which includes two graded cards. Highlights from the 574-card lot: #173 Bombers' Best (Tresh/Mantle/Richardson) (EX), #200 Mantle (VG/EX), #210 Koufax (VG), #250 Musial (EX), #300 Mays (VG/EX), #390 Aaron (VG),
#472 Brock PSA EX-MT 6,
#500 Killebrew (EX),
#540 Clemente EX-MT 6,
and #553 Willie Stargell (R) (EX). Balance of the cards grade 75% EX or better, 25% lesser (mostly due to centering).
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10152 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$956.00
1909-11 T206 Harry Gasper PSA NM 7.
You'll be hard-pressed to find many T206 cards with better centering than this fine Harry Gasper example. Vibrant blues and oranges coupled with white border make for stunning display potential.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10017 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Frank LaPorte PSA NM 7.
While the T206 cards were at their point of highest circulation, Frank LaPorte was enjoying his best season in the majors, batting .314 in 1911. Beautiful green background rates top notch.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10031 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Harry Lord PSA NM 7.
Attractively designed tobacco card is up for grabs here, this time with Red Sox hustler Harry Lord on its surface. High display potential is afforded by the deep, blue backdrop.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10032 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Mike Mitchell Cincinnati PSA NM 7.
Four razor-sharp corners and tremendous color handling allow this card to rate a solid Near Mint. Slight centering issues perhaps keep this gem from grading higher. Mike Mitchell is the subject here, a solid hitter who hit for the cycle on 8/11/11.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10041 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Deacon Phillippe PSA NM 7.
Pirates ace Deacon Phillippe won 13 straight games around the time of this card's issue. His record for the 1910 season was 14-2.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10048 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Claude Rossman PSA NM 7.
Adding to the seemingly endless barrage of high-grade T206 singles up for grabs in this auction is this tremendous portrait depiction of Tigers' first baseman Claude Rossman, whose inability to throw the ball when excited forced him to leave the game at its highest level.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10052 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Cy Seymour Batting PSA NM 7.
Sparkling Near Mint example from the most popular tobacco issue. This one features John McGraw's dangerous two-way man Cy Seymour, who led the league both in batting and pitching categories during his career.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10055 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1953-55 Topps Baseball Group Lot of 213.
Tremendous grouping of over 200 cards from the popular Topps issues of the mid-1950s. The great majority of these come from the 1953 set, but there are contributions from the '54 and '55 issues as well. In addition to Al Kaline's second year #4 card from '55, lot highlights include many 1953 cards, including: #31 Ewell Blackwell, #43 Gil McDougald, #77 Johnny Mize, #81 Joe Black (x2), #104 Yogi Berra, #109 Alvin Dark, #114 Phil Rizzuto (x2), #119 Johnny Sain, #138 George Kell, #147 Warren Spahn (x2), #162 Ted Kluszewski (x2), #188 Andy Carey (x4), #207 Whitey Ford (x2), #210 Bob Cerv (x2). Cards grade VG or better with few exceptions.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10140 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$896.25
1909-11 T206 Jimmy Dygert PSA NM 7.
Spitballer for the Athletics Jimmy Dygert enjoyed some success at the major league level from 1905-10. His best year came in '07, when he won 21 games for Connie Mack's squad.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10014 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$853.23
1909-11 T206 Dode Paskert PSA NM 7.
Yet another beautiful Near Mint T206 card is put up for grabs here, this one featuring the Reds' impressive centerfielder Dode Paskert.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10046 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$853.23
1909-11 T206 Rube Oldring Batting PSA NM 7.
Both variations of Rube Oldring's cards from the T206 issue are made available in this auction, each presenting to a solid grade of Near Mint. Here we offer the "batting" variation.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10043 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$836.50
1909-11 T206 Tubby Spencer PSA NM 7.
Admitted alcoholic Tubby Spencer was in and out of baseball due to his vice, even resorting to riding the rails as a hobo at one point. Shown here with the Boston Red Sox, Spencer's card is a fine Near Mint submission from the famed T206 set.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10059 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$836.50
1963 Topps Pete Rose Rookie #537 PSA NM 7.
High-grade 1963 Rookie Stars card features, most notably, the first Topps entry from baseball's all-time hit king Pete Rose. The '63 Topps card grades to an impressive PSA NM.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10112 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$836.50
1969 Topps Baseball Group Lot of 695, 195 Signed.
Nearly every card from the 664-card Topps Baseball issue is being offered here, with several duplicates and signed cards available. Of those, an astounding 195 cards have been signed, including Leo Durocher, Jim Hunter, Bill Mazeroski, Phil Niekro, Don Drysdale, Al Kaline, Brooks Robinson, Pete Rose, and Al Lopez. Other lot highlights include #50 Roberto Clemente (EX), #95 Johnny Bench (EX), #100 Hank Aaron (VG/EX), #190 Willie Mays (VG), #260 Reggie Jackson (VG/EX), #440 Willie McCovey WL (EX), #500 Mickey Mantle (EX), #550 Mickey Mantle WL (G/VG) and #533 Nolan Ryan (VG/EX).
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10171 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$836.50
1909-11 T206 Monte Cross PSA NM 7.
Steady Philly Athletics shortstop of the early 1900s, Monte Cross is pictured here while playing with the Indianapolis minor league squad. Excellent NM tobacco from the T206 set.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10011 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1909-11 T206 Jack Dunn Baltimore PSA NM 7.
High-grade minor league card from the T206 tobacco issue. Tremendously centered example exhibits exceptional appeal.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10013 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1909-11 T206 Billy Gilbert PSA NM 7.
Another example from our slew of Near Mint T206 gems, this time around focusing on scrappy Cardinals infielder Billy Gilbert. Tremendous background color seems to defy this vintage card' s true age.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10019 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1909-11 T206 Rube Oldring Fielding PSA NM 7.
The "Fielding" variant of Rube Oldring's two T206 entries. Three sharp corners and tremendous color retention make this cardboard the next of our many offered Near Mint T206s.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10044 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1909-11 T206 Fred Parent PSA NM 7.
The presence of Fred Parent was prominent in many of the league's early milestone moments. Upon viewing the vivid image are of this early 20th century gem, it's hard to believe this card's age.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10045 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1953 Topps Mickey Mantle #82 SGC VG 40.
Easily one of the most popular and recognizable cards in the hobby, the '53 Topps Mantle exhibits powerful imagery and masterful artwork. The close up portrait seems to exude as much visual appeal as the player did in athletic prowess.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10102 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1970 Topps Baseball Near Complete Set (712/720), 173 Signed.
Missing only eight cards from the 1970 Topps issue, this impressive group of 712 cards contains a healthy sampling of signed cards as part of the lot. A whopping 173 cards from the set have been signed, including such stars as Hoyt Wilhelm, Earl Weaver, Phil Niekro, Sparky Anderson, Brooks Robinson, Walt Alston, Leo Durocher, Red Schoendienst, and Tony Perez. Other un-signed highlights include #189 Thurman Munson (R) (EX/MT), #350 Roberto Clemente (poor cut), #580 Pete Rose PSA NM-MT 8, #630 Ernie Banks PSA NM-MT 8, #660 Johnny Bench (EX/MT) and #712 Nolan Ryan (poor cut).
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10173 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
Massive Collection of Baseball Signatures Lot of 357.
Remarkable collection of signed baseball mementos, with a total of 357 items being offered here. A varied number of signature disciplines, including photos (44), oversized trading cards (18), baseball cards (24), index cards (105), photographic postcards (135), handwritten letters (17), and another 14 miscellaneous. Many stars and players who spent a short amount of time in the majors are represented here, with many sigs coming from deceased players. Highlights include: Mike Gazella, Bob Meusel, Joe Dugan, Fred Walker, Jack Wisner, Rube Walberg, Ferris Fain, Joe Dugan, Vince DiMaggio, Roger Peckinpaugh, Al Campanis, Vince DiMaggio, Harvey Haddix, Virgil Trucks, Earle Brucker, Marty Marion, Bill Werber, Johnny Hopp, Babe Martin, John Miklos, Bill Endicott, Carl Furillo, Roy Sievers, and more.
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10373 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$776.75
1909-11 T206 Ed Killian Portrait PSA NM 7.
Upon inspection of the image surface if this fine T206 card, it's hard to believe that it was printed nearly a century ago. Tremendously intense yellow field frames the portrait variation of Ed Killian's two cards in the set.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10028 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$728.95
1909-11 T206 George McBride PSA NM 7.
Long-time fixture for the Washington Senators George McBride is the subject of the offered card from the vaunted T206 issue.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10035 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$721.78
1909-11 T206 Fred Beck PSA NM 7.
Another chance to get your hand on a high-grade T206, this one coming courtesy of Boston Red Sox slugger Fred Beck. With 10 homers, Beck led the NL in 1910.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10004 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
1909-11 T206 Dots Miller Pittsburg PSA NM 7.
Few card issues can match the outstanding aesthetic appeal that the T206 tobacco issue offers, and the provided example is a sparkling testament to that. Dots Miller is the subject of the stone lithography of his Pittsburg card.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10039 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
1909-11 T206 Jack Warhop SGC NM 84.
Impressive visual appeal is the hallmark of the T206 card we offer here, featuring New York Hurler Jack Warhop. Near perfect image area is only impeded by a slight off-center cut. Stunning white borders and sharp corners.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10064 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
1911 T205 Gold Border Addie Joss PSA VG-EX 4.
The important Addie Joss figured greatly in early baseball's history, and his career was on HOF pace at the time he contracted meningitis in 1911 -- which was about the time of this tobacco card's release. Upon his death, some players in the league organized a benefit game that would become the precursor to the annual All-Star game. His fine T205 card is presented here in the grade of PSA 4.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10078 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
1911 T205 Gold Border Group Lot of 19.
From the collector favorite T205 Gold Border tobacco issue we present this fine group of 19 cards. Cards include: Bill Bailey, Neal Ball, John W. Bates, Chas. Bender, Chas. S. Dooin, John J. Evers, Robert Ewing, Russ Ford (black cap), Wilbur Goode, Harry Krause, Edgar Lennox, John B. Lobert, Harry Lord (White Sox),
Christy Mathewson,
P. L. McElveen, George Paskert, Jake Stahl, Ira Thomas, and
Cy Young. All have sustained paper loss on back side from being removed from album.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10135 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
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1938 Napoleon Lajoie Cancelled Government Postcard.
Tremendous all-around player Nap Lajoie was a marvelous fielder and a terror with the bat, slugging himself to a dazzling .338 career batting average. The stunning offering we see here is a cancelled government postcard dated 1938, containing a beautiful pencil signature from the HOF stud. From it previously being displayed in an album of some sort, remnants as well as adhesive remain on the postcard's reverse.
LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 46101
| Lot: 10333 | Oct 29, 2006
Sold For:
$717.00
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