Lot 557. 8 1908 T51 Murad College Series Cards Including 5 Baseball. The colleges represented with baseball figures are Antioch (Series 126-150) vg with a stain on the back, Fordham (Series 1-25, Second Edition) vg+ to ex with a packing stamp on the back, Haverford (Series 101-125) vg+ to ex with minor stains on the back, University of Kentucky (Series 25-50, Second Edition) vg and Penn State (Series 1-25, Second Edition) vg. The others: Bowdoin, track & field (Series 25-50, Second Edition) vg+ to ex. Princeton, hammer throw (Series 1-25, Second Edition) f-g.
Winning Bid $45.
Lot 558. 1911 Philadelphia Athletics Partial Fold-Out PC, Original Envelope. Celebrating the Athletics’ 1910 World Championship, this postcard has been torn apart at the folds, and one of the two-player panels is missing. Panels present are: Barry-Baker vg-ex, Bender-Livingstone vg, Coombs-Thomas vg-ex, Davis-Collins ex, Lord-Strunk vg, McInnes-Krause vg, Morgan-Murphy vg-ex, Oldring-Hartsell vg, and Plank-Lapp vg-ex. The folder in which the panels were attached also is here; vg.
Winning Bid $125.
Lot 559. 3 1911 PC798-12 Postcards by Alfred James Dewey. Consisting of 12 cards, this is the classiest of the “comic” baseball pc sets. All three cards were issued as supplements to the Boston Sunday Post in 1911. #222-5, “A Single,” in the Post May 26, vg+ to ex. #222-6, “A Double Day,” May 21, g+ to vg. #222-9, “A Costly Error,” vg.
Winning Bid $168.
Lot 560. 5 Chicago Stadium Postcards Including 3 Pre-Linens. Three show homes of the Chicago Cubs, and the other two, the White Sox. 1. “Baseball Game, west side Ball Grounds, Chicago” from Franklin PC Co., No. 240, nice vg with rounded corners, no creases. 2. “National League Cubs’ Ball Park, Chicago,” Max Rigot Selling, No. 360, mailed in 1916, back message, nice vg with corner creases. 3. Wrigley Field exterior, chrome, ex-m. 4. “South Side Base Ball Park, Chicago,” Empire Art, Chicago, mailed in 1913, back message, nice vg, corner wear, no creases. 5. Comiskey Park, chrome, Cameo Greeting Cards, P1561, mailed in 1955, back message, ex.
Winning Bid $68.
Lot 561. 1919-21 W514 Strip Cards Featuring the Players Who Beat the Black Sox. With the aid of various Chicago White (Black) Sox players, the Cincinnati Reds captured the 1919 World Series. Long-time Chicago Cub Pat Moran managed the Reds. His card, #12 in this set, grades f-g. Among his players were #57 Max Rath g-vg, the team’s second baseman. #68 Jake Daubert g, first baseman. #86, Slim Sallee g, a pitcher who was 1-1 in the Series. And #108, Walter Reuther vg-ex, who won the opening game.
Winning Bid $35.
Lot 564. 4 Cards from 1935 Wheaties Series 1. The Dizzy Dean and Paul Dean cards are trimmed somewhat irregularly to about 4 7/8” x 5 3/8”. Crease-free; ex appearance as trimmed. For Pepper Martin and Joe Medwick, the outer part of the fancy frame is absent. Martin (batting) is about 5 ¾” x 6 3/8” and vg. The Medwick card, 5 13/16” x 6 5/16”, is bright with vibrant colors. Vg, scrapbook residue on the blank back.
Winning Bid $40.
Lot 565. Sheet of 30 Stamps of the 1943 World Champion Yankees published in 1944 by the National Poster Stamp Society. The sheet has multiple tears along the perforations. Except for several top-row stamps, individual stamps are very clean, and produce many would grade nm or better.
Winning Bid $50.
Lot 566. 1950s-70s Card Collection.1. 1952 Wheaties, Musial, Williams batting; Rizzuto fielding. Cut short; vg to vg-ex as cut. 2. 1952-53 F-7-2 Dixie Lid Series B, Schoendienst, vg with tab. 3. 1954 N.Y. Journal-AmericanGilliam ex+. 4. 1958-59 Burger Beer Reds, Purkey (portrait), g+ to vg. 5. 1960s Tracard #51 Jerry Kindall ex. 6. 1960s Real-Photo PCs, possibly Brace: Cochrane, Frisch, Heilman, W. Johnson, Carl Mays, P. Waner, Warneke, ex. 7. 1967 Dexter Press: J. Alou, Davenport, Haller, Hart, nm+. 8. 1968 Amoco Mays (portrait) g-vg. 9. 1970 Boston color pc of Lonborg, ex-m. Also, a color photo of Lonborg and his wife. 10. 1970 “Original Milwaukee Brewers,” an apparent set of 31 in six uncut sheets, foxing on some, vg to ex. 11. 1971 McWilliams KC A’s Postcards, #8 Blue (2), 10 Hendrick, ex-m+. 12. 1972 McWilliams pcs, #13 Odom (2), 14 Jackson, 15 Bando, 17 Locker, 18 Rudi, 21 Blue, nm. 13. 1972 Red Sox pc #16 Cater nm. 14. Kellogg’s: 1972 #43 ex-m, 1973 #14 vg-ex, 1976 #15 Parker in unopened wrapper nm-m, 1978 #17 ex-m. 15. 1974 Wichita Aeros card, #1 Lopez, ex. 16-17. Also, a small photo of Bob Trowbridge and a pc of Sadaharu Oh. Both ex-m. 18. 10 8” x 10” photos of the 1975 Indianapolis Indians including Joel Youngblood, Zachary, Knight. 19.Pennants: 10, N.L., 4” x 9”, average ex+. More than 60 individual items. Our MB covers the Gilliam and Burger Beer cards.
Winning Bid $125.
Lot 567. 1950s-60s PM10 Pins of Dom DiMaggio, Tony Conigliaro. The DiMaggio portrait is against a white background. Vg+ to ex pin and attached ribbon, nm attached bat and ball The Conigliaro pin and attached glove and ball are ex, and the ribbon, g.
Winning Bid $61.
Lot 568. 7 1952 Mother’s Cookies Cards. #19 Joe Gordon g-vg, 25 Lefty O’Doul g-vg, 32 Mel Ott g, 33 vg, 35 g-vg, 55 g-vg and 59 g-vg.
Winning Bid $83.
Lot 571. Uncataloged 1961 Cleveland Indians Picture Pack of 20, Original Envelope. The pack contains more cards than checklisted by Beckett or SCD: Antonelli, Bell, De la Hoz, Dykes, Francona, Grant, Hawkins, Held, Kirkland, Latman, Locke, Perry, Phillips, Piersall, Power, Romano, Stigman and Temple. Also, Cleveland Stadium, and the coaching staff of Dykes, Appling, Harder and McGaha. G-vg envelope with nm or better 6 ¼” x 9” cards.
Winning Bid $102.
