Baseball Cards and Related Collectibles
60 Lots
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Lot 16. 75 1951-59 Topps Baseball Cards Including HoFers. Rizzuto, Snider and Campanella are some of the stars of this collection, which has at least two cards from each Topps 1950s regular issue. 1951 Red Backs: 11 cards incl. #5 Rizzuto f-g, 16 Roe f-g and 38 Snider ex. 1952: 3 cards incl. #122 Jensen f-g. 1953: 7 cards incl. #41 Slaughter g-vg, 191 Kiner vg-ex and 263 Podres rookie (single print) f-g. 1954: #114 and 185. 1955: 3 cards incl. #92 Zimmer rookie vg-ex. 1956: 8 cards incl. #2 Giles g-vg and 8 Alston g-vg. 1957: 20 cards, #45 Furillo vg, 215 Slaughter g, 317 Giants team p-f and 324 Dodgers team vg; includes five middle series cards. 1958: 9 cards including #71 Dodgers team f and 417 Furillo ex+. 1959: 14 cards incl. #30 Fox g and 550 Campanella f. Two duplicate cards for a total of 77. Cards not graded above are: Ex-m: 2 cards. Ex+: 2. Ex: 3. Vg-ex: 6. Vg: 24. G-vg: 6. G: 10. F: 3. P: 3. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $83.
Lot 17. 10 Different 1952 Topps Baseball Cards. Six have black backs: #18 g-vg, 21 Fain p-f, 40 Noren f-g, 45 f, 70 f-g and 77 (overprint on back; otherwise) vg-ex. The red backs are #60 g-vg, 87 vg-ex, 100 g and 229 f.
Winning Bid $50.
Lot 18. 12 Different 1952 Topps Baseball Including Mize. The cards are #7 f, 22 Dom DiMaggio f, 53 vg, 66 Roe vg, 112 g, 122 Jensen vg, 127 f-g, 129 Mize vg, 151 Post rookie g, 221 f-g, 232 vg and 273 g-vg. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 19. 40 1952 Topps Baseball Cards Including Hodges and Roberts. These cards from the first two series exhibit small amounts of mold or varying amounts of water damage. The Hodges card, #36, is p, and 59 Roberts, p. The other cards average p. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $45.
Lot 20. Cards of Ted Williams, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle and Joe DiMaggio. The Williams card is 1952 Red Man #23A without the tab, f-g. Ruth and Mantle are on 1979 Dexter Press Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards. Both are nm+. The DiMaggio card is a reprint of a 1939-46 Salutation Exhibit, nm.
Winning Bid $25.
Lot 21. 8 1953 Brown & Bigelow Cards Featuring Bill Medcalf Artwork of Lou Gehrig. The Medcalf artwork of a boy playing first base with Gehrig behind him occupies one side of each card. On the opposite side of these playing cards are a joker; king and queen of hearts; queen, 10 and 5 of clubs, and king and queen of spades. Part of a complete deck, the cards promote an Esso Servicenter in Midland, PA. Ex-m to nm overall.
Winning Bid $15.
Lot 22. 80+ 1953 Topps Baseball Cards Including Ford, Jackie Robinson. Condition-challenged group, most with some mold or minor water damage. Key cards are: #1 Jackie Robinson, no mold or damage, but trimmed by 3/8” top-to-bottom; otherwise f-g; #66 Minoso p-f and 207 Ford p-f with a light water stain along the right edge. The other cards, all from the first or second series, average p to p-f. There are a few duplicates. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research, a non-profit membership organization open to all that fosters the research, preservation, and dissemination of the history and record of baseball.
Winning Bid $92.
Lot 23. 130+ 1954 Topps Baseball Cards. Very few duplicates. All of these commons are bowed and show some mold or minor water damage. There also are trimmed cards of Snider and Hodges. Numbers range from 3-249. These cards grade p, p-f or f. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $45.
Lot 24. 27 1954 Topps Baseball Cards Including Ford, Rizzuto, Martin and Hodges. The cards are #6, 11, 13 Billy Martin vg+, 15 Rosen vg+, 17 Rizzuto vg, 23, 35 Gilliam vg-ex, 37 Ford vg, 38, 75, 79, 102 Hodges g-vg, 114, 117, 126, 130, 140 Jay rookie vg, 143, 183, 185, 187 Manush vg-ex, 197, 204, 207, 209, 223 and 249. Cards other than those graded above are: Vg-ex: 5 cards. Vg: 5. G-vg: 3. G: 2. F-g: 1. F: 2. P-f: 1. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $113.
Lot 25. 90 1955 Bowman Baseball Cards. Stars of this group are #60 Slaughter g-vg, 103 Mathews p-f, 143 Newcombe p, 160 Skowron f and 169 Furillo p-f. These cards, all from the first series, generally are slightly bowed and show light moisture damage. They average p-f to f-g. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $50.
Lot 26. 29 Different 1955 Topps Baseball – Spahn, Hodges and Other Stars. The cards are #5 Gilliam f-g, 9, 12, 16, 18, 19 Herman vg, 25 Podres vg-ex, 31 Spahn f-g, 32, 46, 51, 54, 55, 59, 66, 75, 75 Amoros rookie g-vg, 76, 77, 82, 83, 90, 92 Zimmer rookie vg-ex, 100 Irvin g, 103, 110, 150, 176 and 187 Hodges vg. Cards not graded above are: Vg-ex: 4 cards. Vg: 5. G-vg: 2. G: 9. F-g: 1. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $83.
Lot 27. 85+ 1955 Topps Baseball Including Killebrew and Boyer Rookies, Mathews, Etc. Almost all of these cards are bowed and show mold, water damage or both. Key cards are #22 Skowron p-f, 120 Kluszewski p-f, 124 Killebrew rookie (light water damage and minor writing on the back, g front) p, 125 Boyer rookie p-f and 155 Mathews p. The other cards average p to p-f. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $68.
Lot 28. 75 1956 Topps Baseball Including Jackie Robinson and Wynn. All of these cards are unevenly bowed or show light evidence of mold. Seventeen have writing on the front. Key cards are #2 Giles p, 30 Robinson (2, both with writing on the front) p, 63 Craig rookie f, 187 Wynn p and 332 Larsen f. The other cards, excluding 15 with writing on them, average p-f. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $55.
Lot 29. 79 1957 Topps Cards – Some Good-Looking, Almost all with Condition Deficiencies. With few exceptions, these cards have pin holes or some problem on the back. The highest grade, vg+ to ex, goes to #14. Some other cards without pin holes include #38 Fox p (and we mean it), 56 p, 74 g and 134 f. In all other cases, grades indicate the appearance of the card without the problem identified. Fifty-one cards have pin holes; a few also have glue residue or back damage. The cards with pin holes include #12 Drysdale rookie (nice-looking) vg, 30 Reese ex, 50 Score f, 55 Banks (heavy back damage) vg+ front, 70 Ashburn vg, 90 Spahn vg, 120 Lemon f, 138 Minoso vg-ex and 215 Slaughter vg. Eight cards have glue residue on the back, with all type readable. Among them are #130 Newcombe vg and four team cards, which otherwise have an ex appearance. Eight cards have tape on the back. Four are trimmed, including #210 Campanella, two have writing on them, including #324, the Dodgers team card, and one has back damage. Most of these cards have a very decent appearance. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research, a non-profit membership organization open to all that fosters the research, preservation, and dissemination of the history and record of baseball.
Winning Bid $75.
Lot 30. 5 1958 Topps High Numbers with Aaron, Mantle, Mays, Musial, Williams, Etc. #418 World Series Batting Foes (Mantle and Aaron) p, 436 Rival Fence Busters (Mays and Snider) ex+, 476 Musial All Star ex-m, 485 Ted Williams All Star ex+ and 494 Spahn All Star ex. Proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit the Society for American Baseball Research.
Winning Bid $152.
