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Phillies Collectibles
7 Lots
 Lot 891. Phillies Autographs - Robin Roberts, Eddie Sawyer, Dolph Camilli, Larry Bowa. Roberts signed a blank-backed postcard issued in connection’ with a sports card show. Personalized. Camilli autographed the back of ticket for a 1973 golf tournament. Sawyer signed two items, a postcard-sized photo and a program for a 1976 Philadelphia area card show. Bowa’s signature is on a 6” x 9” Phillies photo inside a program for a “father and son communion breakfast.” The signatures are 10. Sawyer and Camilli both died in 1997.
Minimum Bid $25.
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 Lot 892. 1964 Philadelphia World Series Full Phantom Ticket. The 1964 team came close - but not even a Phillies blunt. Holding a decent lead atop the N.L. going into the last two weeks of the season, the Phils launched a 10-game losing streak and finished a game behind St. Louis. The complete ticket for Game 1 at Connie Mack Stadium is nm.
Winning Bid $50.
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 Lot 893. 11 Philadelphia Phillies Pennants Including a 1950 N.L. Championship Pennant. All of these pennants are full-sized. The white on red 1950 pennant shows a generic Phillies player sliding into home. Beneath him are the words “Fightin’ Phillies” and a bat. The other text says “National League Champions Phillies 1950.” Some light creases toward the bottom; ex-m appearance. 2-3. 2 1964 “Go-Go Phillies National League Champions Phillies,” one white on red, two small stains, otherwise ex-m; and one red on white, vg. 4-5. 1976 and 1977 “N.L. Eastern Division Champions” scroll pennants, both vg+ to ex. 6. 1980 “National League Champs” autograph pennant, red on white, heavy stains at the far left, otherwise ex. 7. “1980 World Champs,” red on white, g-vg. 8. 1980 pennant, vg. 9-10. 2 pennants with a Philadelphia hat and “Phillies,” red on white, one with the Major League Baseball logo, one without. Both ex, one with moderate soiling and one with very light soiling. 11. 1969 Hat and “Phillies” pennant with the orbiting baseball, vg+ to ex.
Winning Bid $185.
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