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1952 Topps Mickey Mantle #311 SGC Authentic. Any serious hobbyist with a thrill for vintage cardboard will immediately recognize the given example as one of the true gems of the industry. Behold the #311 Mickey Mantle rookie card from Topps' celebrated 1952 issue -- which remains the single most sought-after Mantle card that there is. An absolute symbol of the collecting industry, one would do well to obtain a Mantle rookie with the eye appeal of the sparkling exemplar that we set before you today. The expert evaluators at the SGC grading company had issue with the edges of this fine specimen and have thus levied the classification of "authentic" to this card that would otherwise have received a much higher score. While some may frown upon this development, others will see this as their chance to own one of the most head-turning cards around in stellar visual condition. Action on this lot is sure to be a bustling affair.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43008 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $7,170.00
Circa 1908 John L. Sullivan Signed Oversized Cabinet Photograph. On September 7th, 1892 the unthinkable happened--the great John L. Sullivan was knocked out in the twenty-first round by "Gentleman" Jim Corbett. No one could believe it, even those that were present at ringside who had witnessed the event first hand. The nation mourned. They say old John L. went back to his room and wept. The nation wept with him, children, women and men. Newspapers and poets immortalized him. But John L. didn't stay down; he took the loss on the chin and got back up. One day, after a lifetime of alcohol abuse that had ruined his health and finances, he poured himself a glass of champagne, looked at it for a second, and then threw the glass against a wall. "Old John L. has had his last drink!" he roared. No one believed him, but he was true to his word. He not only stopped drinking, but became a temperance lecturer as well. Offered in this lot is a cabinet photo that shows Sullivan during this time in his life. His girth is greater and his hair is grayer, but the steel gaze is still evident in his eyes. The mighty right hand that felled many a foe is seen clutching a rolled paper, perhaps a speech that proclaims the evils of John Barleycorn, old John L. wins again. Sullivan has boldly signed the oversized 13.5x16" cabinet photo in the upper right corner "Compliments of John L. Sullivan to C. W. Ryder May 3rd, 1908". The piece shows a degree of wear typical of its age, but this only serves to add vintage charm and does not detract from visual appeal in any significant way. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43130 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $2,390.00
Mickey Mantle "HOF 1974" Single Signed Baseball. As far ad Mickey Mantle singles go, those with unique inscriptions will obviously gain more respect and attention in the hobby. On the currently offered specimen the Mick has made note of his Hall of Fame induction date. OAL (Brown) baseball. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43071 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $1,434.00
1952 Topps Willie Mays #261 SGC 70 EX+ 5.5. Wildly popular among serious cardboard enthusiasts, the 1952 Topps baseball issue has produced some of the most-sought cards for the entire decade. The current offering is no exception as it represents the great Willie Mays' first appearance in a Topps issue. Solid SGC 70 exemplar.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43007 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $836.50
1957 Topps Mickey Mantle #95 SGC 84 NM 7. Long-hailed as a favorite among the most serious collectors in the hobby, the Mickey Mantle cardboard holds a top spot in the hierarchy of the hobby. Here his attractive '57 Topps entry grades to a solid NM.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43033 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $776.75

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Outstanding Multi-Signed "The First 50 Years" Book, Including Several Hall of Famers. Published in 1969 to celebrate the upcoming 50th Anniversary of the National Football League, this exceptional book entitled The First 50 Years: The Story of the National Football League collects some of the most compelling images and descriptions from the famed league's first half-century. As if the fabulous photography and detailed accounts of some of the more poignant moments of the NFL's past was not enough, this offering instantly becomes a gem collector's item with the introduction of the 64 signatures from former NFL stars that populate the inside front cover. Many Hall of Famers have checked in here, with such fine inclusions as Crazy Legs Hirsch (x2), Benny Friedman, Alex Wojciechowicz, Art Donovan, Bill Dudley, Lou Creekmur, Marion Motley, Dante Lavelli, Ed Healey, Dan Fortmann (x2), Johnny Blood McNally, and Joe Stydahar. A fine addition to any serious football collection. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43146 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $657.25
1957 Topps Al Kaline #125 SGC 92 NM-MT+ 8.5. Marvelous centering and an image area that can scarcely be improved contribute to the fine specimen that we present here garnering the lofty grade of 92 from the experts at SGC. One of the finest Kaline cards from this set.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43034 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $657.25

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$986 or more
1909-11 T206 Ty Cobb Portrait, Red Background SGC Authentic. One of the keys to the beloved T206 tobacco issue, this red background portrait of the venomous tyrant Ty Cobb, whose skill on the baseball was only outweighed by the enormous hatred the man harvested. While the eye appeal of the given example is something to be reckoned with it must be said that trimming has made it necessary for this card to have been given the "Authentic" classification from SGC.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43001 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $604.67
Mickey Mantle Single Signed Photograph. In 1964 the New York Yankees won yet another AL pennant, earning themselves a shot at the St. Louis Cardinals in that year's Fall Classic. From the Game 3 return to Yankee Stadium we present this shot depicting Mickey Mantle as he rounds the bases after hitting the homer that produced the game's only run. The memorable longball also marked Mantle's 18th and final World Series home run. The Mick has signed a pristine blue sharpie signature, adding "10/10/64" inscription. Full LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43088 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $567.63
1954 Red Heart Mickey Mantle SGC 84 NM 7. While this card comes from an unconventional issue released in 1954 by Red Heart Dog Food, it remains an attractive addition to the tome of Mickey Mantle cardboard. This attractive example featuring Mickey Mantle rates a commendable Near Mint.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43009 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $478.00
1909-11 T206 Joe Tinker Bat on Shoulder SGC 70 EX+ 5.5. Part of the killer Chicago Cubs infield that also included Chance, Evers and Steinfeldt, Joe Tinker helped to bring a more refined focus to the baseball discipline of fielding. Here the Hall of Fame inductee is the subject of the T206 card presented here, which has outlasted the ravages of time to the tune of a fully merited EX+ classification. "Bat on Shoulder" variation.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43003 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $478.00
2007 Helmar Brewing Company Original Hand Painted Art Lot of 6. The Helmar Brewing Company approaches their product with a decided feeling for all things vintage baseball and because of such it lends a feel of a time long-past in this country. In addition to the product that it brews, Helmar is also responsible for the production of the original art that populates the company's bottles and marketing materials. Here we offer a group of six Original Art Cards from the company, hand-painted in opaque water colors and measuring 3" x 3.6". The detailed achieved is nothing short of remarkable considering the size of the cards. Subjects here include Jack Chesboro, Hal Chase, Jim Bottomly, Tony Lazzari, and Hack Wilson as well as a four-in-one featuring the Cubs infield of Frank Chance, Joe Tinker, Johnny Evers and Harry Steinfeldt. Each has been signed on the verso by both the artist as well as Helmar President Charles Mandel. Unique and attractive, these cards are perfect for the discerning collector looking for the not-so-common addition to their stash.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43123 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $478.00
Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle Dual-Signed Photograph. As the Yankee Clipper prepared to vacate his spot as the pinstripers most-beloved hero, a young man from Oklahoma named Mickey Mantle prepared to take that post. Here we present this spectacular photo from the 1951 season signed by Hall of Fame heroes in dazzling 10/10 sharpie. The 8x10" photo is accompanied by full PSA letter. Full LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43090 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $478.00
1959 Topps Baseball SGC-Graded Group Lot of 19. A total of 19 cards that we present here have been slabbed by SGC, all grading no lower than NM 84. Lot includes #69 San Francisco Giants team card NM 84, #72 Bill Renna NM+ 86, #306 Jim Gilliam NM-MT 88, #356 Bob Mabe NM-MT 88, #358 Ralph Terry NM-MT 88, #394 Randy Jackson NM-MT 88, #407 Moe Drabowsky NM-MT 88, #429 Bobby Thomson NM-MT 88, #434 Hal Griggs NM-MT 88, #444 Ronnie Hansen NM-MT 88, #446 Rocky Nelson NM-MT 88 (x2), #459 Bill Tuttle NM-MT 88 (x2), #465 Sievers Sets Homer Mark NM-MT 88, #483 Clint Courtney NM-MT 88 (x2), #484 Willie Kirkland NM-MT 88, and #536 Dan Kravitz NM-MT 88.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43054 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $448.13
Frank "Home Run" Baker Signed Index Card. Before the onset of Babe Ruth and his numerous memorable moon shots it was Frank Baker who was the established power hitter of his day. Leading the league in round-trippers each season from 1911-14 the Hall of Famer-to-be was dubbed Home Run Baker, a testament to how much the game has changed since his top season total was 12. Here the famed hitter has signed a 3x5" index card, adding his familiar moniker to the mix to make for an utterly impressive offering. Full LOA from James Spence Authentication.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43095 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $388.38
1955 Topps Roberto Clemente #164 PSA VG-EX 4. Quality offering featuring the Pirates benevolent slugger Roberto Clemente comes from Topps' celebrated 1955 baseball issue. High quality rookie offering from one of the best of all-time.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43018 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $388.38
1968 Topps Mickey Mantle #280 SGC 88 NM-MT 8. Great high-grade example of a card from the Mick's final season of active duty. A crystal-clear photographic image appears between wonderfully even borders.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43052 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $388.38

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$584 or more
1957 Topps Yankees' Power Hitters Mantle/Berra #407 SGC 84 NM 7. Between the two of them, they won half of the AL MVP Awards for the decade of the 1950s. Here Hall of Fame teammates Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle pose for their entry in the 1957 Topps baseball issue.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43037 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $388.38
Tris Speaker Signed Famous Slugger Yearbook. Gifted with a powerful swing and enough speed to deftly cover his centerfield defensive duties. What we present here is the 1945 "Famous Slugger Year Book" issued by the Hillerich & Bradsby Company. Featured inside is an article called "Thoughts on Batting" by Tris Speaker, to which the seventh man inducted into the Hall of Fame has added a signature on the publication's page 9. Autograph rates a solid 9/10 and has been rendered in blue fountain ink. Full LOA from James Spence Authentication.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43116 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $358.50

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$542 or more
1965 NFL Championship Full Ticket. The Championship for the 1965 NFL season, played on January 2, 1966, marked the league's final championship game before the AFL-NFL merger later that year paved the way for what we know now as the Super Bowl. What we present here is an important full ticket from that January 1966 game, preserved in great condition considering its advanced age. The day saw the Green Bay packers complete their great season with a 23-12 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43147 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $358.50
Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays Dual-Signed Baseball. When Babe Ruth reshaped the face of baseball with his emphasis on the home run ball it paved a new path for the game's sluggers. Quickly longball hitters became the most popular figures in the sport. The 1950s was no different, witnessing two of the most-loved sluggers in the history of the sport. Here both Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays have placed their signatures to the presented ONL (Giamatti) baseball. Full LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43086 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $358.50
1956 Topps Mickey Mantle #135 PSA VG-EX 4. When Mickey Mantle started the 1956 season he could not have possibly known that he was about to embark on the most prolific offensive season of his career that would see him win the Triple Crown of batting. From that year's Topps issue we bring you this fabulous colorful #135 card featuring the Mick, preserved to PSA VG-EX standards.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43024 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $347.75
Casey Stengel Signed Photograph. Unique 1960s-era image of Casey Stengel, widely thought to be the sport's premier skipper. The 8x10" black and white photo has been signed by Stengel, who has added "New York Mets" inscription. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43089 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $334.60
Roger Dodger Single Signed Football. In his time as quarterback with the Dallas Cowboys, Roger the Dodger Staubach established a rich heritage that would see his team crowned America's Team. Here the Hall of Famer has signed a panel of the 75th Anniversary Wilson football seen here. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43140 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $334.60
2005 Emeka Okafor Game Worn and Signed Full Uniform. A highly touted talent out of the University of Connecticut, Emeka Okafor looked to be a solid pickup for the Charlotte Bobcats when they selected him with the second overall pick in the 2004 NBA Draft. Okafor combined a unique mix of size and athleticism to record 19 double-doubles during his initial campaign, collecting NBA Rookie of the Year honors when all was said and done. As rare as it is to own a full uniform worn by any prominent NBA star, imagine how much more of a unique opportunity it is to own the gear used by the league's top rookie! The white Reebok home gamer comes from a March 1, 2005 home game against the Sacramento Kings that the Bobcats won -- a rarity during that 18-win season. Provenance is outstanding as the garments come with a letter from Bobcats equipment manager Mark Coffect. Okafor has signed each piece in perfect black sharpie, adding his jersey "#50" inscription. Tagging in jersey consists of the Reebok Bobcats exclusivity tag with "3-1-05" written in sharpie. Three flap tags are attached 1) "+4 LENGTH", 2) "54", 3) 2004-2005". Similar tagging is found in the shorts with the exclusivity tag here having "3-1-05" and "50" in sharpie. Flap tags here consist of 1) "46" size tag, 2) "+2 INSEAM", 3) "+2 RISE". Evidence of wear is light. Includes PSA RookieGraph Authentication. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43129 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $310.70
Sandy Koufax Single Signed Baseball. Unlike the batter that had to dig in against him, the winning bidder of this lot will delight in this offering straight from the hand of the Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax. Evenly toned but still making for a worthy display piece, the OAL (Cronin) ball includes a sweet spot signature. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43069 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $310.70
1909-11 T206 Johnny Evers with Bat, Chicago on Shirt SGC 60 EX 5. Yet another of the players that Franklin P. Adams immortalized with his verse "Baseball's Sad Lexicon," Johnny Evers is here shown in his "with bat, Chicago on shirt" variation from the vaunted T206 tobacco issue. Great amount of eye appeal associated with this exemplar.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43002 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $310.70
1998 Barry Bonds Game Worn Pants. Fantastic road gray pants were part of the on-field attire of baseball's current Home Run King Barry Bonds. Amazing wear is evident by the hole at the knee (which has undergone an attempt at repair) as well as pilling the area beneath the back pockets -- both no doubt a result of the slugger's sliding. A great memento from when Bonds was a more active player. Team-altered elastic bands have been sewn in the cuffs to give the player a stirrup-like effect. Swatch has been sewn in the waist that reads "BONDS 25 35-37 98 1".
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43121 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $310.70
New York Yankees Old Timers Multi-Signed Baseball with DiMaggio and Mantle. New York Yankees legends Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle highlight the currently offered old timers ball with 17 signatures from Bronx Bombers greats. Also checking in are Tommy Henrich, Phil Rizzuto, Allie Reynolds, Bill Dickey, Johnny Mize, Ed Lopat and more. Interestingly enough, all of these autographs are collected on a 1970s-era Texas Rangers souvenir baseball. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43085 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $310.70

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$475 or more
1960 Topps Willie Mays #200 SGC NM-MT 88. The Say Hey Kid is preserved here to the grade of SGC 88 for his entry in the 1960 Topps baseball issue.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43046 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $298.75
Phil Rizzuto Signed News Service Photographs Lot of 14. For the better part of the 1940s and 1950s, the amazing shortstop Scooter Rizzuto held down that position for his New York Yankees, earning AL MVP honors in 1950. This tremendous collection of 8x10" of 7x9" photos each come to us by way of various news services and depict the Hall of Famer as he toils at his day job. True fans of Rizzuto will delight in the knowledge that each one of these prints has been signed in high-quality blue sharpie. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43091 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $286.80
Ed Cicotte Signed Index Card. It was an unfortunate decision for Eddie Cicotte to take money to blow the 1919 World Series. Long-remembered as a spot of tarnish on the celebrated past of the game, the starter for the infamous Black Sox squad pitched and fielded terribly en route to losing to the Cincinnati Reds. At the time, Cicotte was one of the finest hurlers in the majors and would have surely gone on to receive a serious look at inclusion into Cooperstown. But autograph seekers would not be so keen on pursuing him after his lifetime ban from the sport. Thus, what we present here remains a terribly tough exemplar, especially in the high quality seen here. Full LOA from James Spence Authentication.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43096 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $286.80
1955 Bowman Mickey Mantle #202 PSA EX 5. The Mick's attractive entry from the hobby-favorite 1955 Bowman "television set" affords us a great look at the young Mantle at a time when his popularity ruled baseball.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43015 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $286.80
1966 Topps Mickey Mantle #50 SGC 84 NM 7. Sharp in their overall visual presentation, the card from the 1966 Topps baseball issue provide a great opportunity for hobby enthusiasts to get their hand on some sharp vintage cards at a bargain. The Mick's #50 entry from the set here rates a solid SGC NM.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43051 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $286.80

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$442 or more
Ted Williams Single Signed Baseball. When the Splendid Ted Williams stepped into the batter's box he brought with him the scientific eye that allowed him to be the most gifted hitter ever. The spoils of those Hall of Fame hands is here offered in the form of a high-quality single signed OAL (Brown) baseball. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43073 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $262.90

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1942 Billy Evans Signed Typed Letter. With a temperament that simply refused to be shook by the decidedly more rambunctious sect of major leaguers, Billy Evans was widely regarded as the most-fair and the best umpire around. The Hall of Fame inductee, who has been deceased for over fifty years, remains a tough signature since many of the day's autograph collectors were busy clamoring for hand-signed memento from their playing heroes. Thus what we offer here will surely be filed in the category of scarcity -- a typed letter signed by the Cooperstown inductee and dated 1942. Full LOA from James Spence Authentication.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43105 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $227.05
1951-1960 Baseball Collection (5). Nice vintage lot including 1951 Topps #38 Duke Snider, 1953 Bowman Color #97 Eddie Mathews, 1957 Topps #400 Dodgers' Sluggers, 1960 Topps #73 Bob Gibson and 493 Duke Snider.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43056 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $227.05
1957 Topps Ted Kluszewski #165 PSA NM-MT 8. Visually stunning #165 features the sleeveless slugger Ted Kluszewski in a PSA 8 grade that only 12 have managed to surpass.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43035 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $227.05
1989 Joe DiMaggio Signed "The DiMaggio Albums" Two Volume Set. A fitting tribute to Joe D is afforded to some lucky bidder here. Attractive two-volume edition detailing the biographic nuances of the mighty Joe DiMaggio's epic baseball career comes with decorative slip cover. Entitled The DiMaggio Albums, the current comes from a limited edition of 700 and has been numbered "575". Additionally, Joltin' Joe has placed a tip-top exemplar of his signature to the cover page of volume 1 of the set. Slip cover includes embroidered made to look like the iconic pinstripe jersey of the New York Yankees -- one each for the team's logo and DiMaggio's uniform number "5". LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43115 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
Alex Rodriguez Single Signed Baseball. One of today's most-celebrated Golden Boys of baseball, Alex Rodriguez is on pace to break more than a few significant batting records if he continues his career at the meteoric pace that it has already traveled. Applied to a New York Yankees 100th Anniversary ball, the A-Rod signature has here suffered a slight smudge, which should do little to devalue this orb signed by a sure future Hall of Famer. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43072 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
1957 Topps Mickey Mantle #95 PSA VG-EX 4. Due to its overall attractive outward presentation, Mickey Mantle's #95 card from the '57 Topps issue ranks as one of his favorites. Strong VG-EX presentation of this valued card available here.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43032 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
1954 Topps Ernie Banks #94 PSA VG 3. Upbeat and immensely talented, Ernie Banks made for a picture-perfect teammate as he starred for the Chicago Cubs for a total of 19 major league seasons. An outstanding representation, the rookie #94 Banks entry seen here from Topps' 1954 issue rates as a solid VG example.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43010 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
Michael Vick Signed Lithographs Lot of 5. From the exceptional art of renowned illustrator Adam Port we present a group of five limited-edition lithographs that present in a most attractive manner. Each of the five massive (29x38") lithos depicts with the utmost clarity and realism the extremely talented Michael Vick and has been applied to a heavy high-quality stock. Add to that the 10/10 signature on each from both Vick and the artist and this becomes that much more attractive. Limited-edition hand-numbered pieces 8-12 of 307 are presented here. All art dates from 2004. Each Includes COA from PSA/DNA. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43145 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
Pee Wee Reese and Don Drysdale Single Signed Baseballs Lot of 2. Dodgers Hall of Fame Greats Pee Wee Reese and Don Drysdale have each contributed a sweet spot single to this desirable lot. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43076 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $203.15
1955 Topps Willie Mays #194 SGC 70 EX+ 5.5. Brilliant entry from Topps' collector-favorite 1955 baseball issue. The Hal of Famer Willie Mays is the honored subject here.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43019 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $191.20
1958 Topps Mickey Mantle #150 PSA VG-EX 4. Great example of Mantle's #150 card in the 1958 Topps baseball issue exhibits color retention not commonly seen in examples of this age.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43039 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $191.20
Joe Namath Single Signed Football. Broadway Joe displays his showmanship in the form of an absolutely stellar application of his Hall of Fame signature. The silver autograph comes here applied to a Wilson NFL football. LOA from PSA/DNA.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43138 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $191.20
Satchel Paige Signed Business Card. When the New Orleans Pelicans minor league team moved to Springfield, IL in 1978, they became known as the Springfield Redbirds. An elderly Satchel Paige was made the club's honorary Vice President, as can be seen on the offered business card. Paige has applied his HOF signature to the card, however it must be noted that two staple holes have been made. Card's reverse has the text for Paige's famous "Rules for the Good Life." Full LOA from James Spence Authentication.
Auction 48063 | Lot: 43117 | Jun 15, 2008

Sold For: $179.25

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