Lot 344. Pittsburgh Circa 1910 Baseball Pin. “Pittsburgh 1” is displayed inside a metal banner at the top of this pin, which has a 2” red, white and blue ribbon suspended from it. In turn, a 1” metal bat hangs from the ribbon. Ex. The pin apparently is associated with a city baseball program. Attractive and uncommon.
Winning Bid $61.
Lot 351. Pittsburgh Pirates 1960 World Series Gold and Black Glass Ashtray in the Original Box. This nm-m 4.75” x 6.6” ashtray proclaims “Bucs Beat Yanks” and provides the results of each World Series game, along with the winning pitcher. The team’s roster is also presented. The glass is actually a translucent smoke color but has a black appearance. The box shows some light foxing and otherwise is ex-m. First time we’ve seen the ashtray with the box.
Winning Bid $68.
Lot 353. Bill Mazeroski Store Model MacGregor Baseball Glove. Vg to vg+ example, model GF256 Field Master, Pro-Style, with generally strong stampings, except for Maz’s facsimile signature, which is light be readable. The cloth patch is present, as is the owner’s name, which has been added to the thumb in sharpie.
Winning Bid $10.
Lot 355. Roberto Clemente Record Album, Publication and Program with His Images. The “Roberto Clemente Memorial Album Authorized by the Pittsburgh Pirates” remains sealed in a jacket that shows several heavy creases at the corners. The 33 1/3 rpm record from Triple-B Record Company features narration by Bob Prince and comments by various Pirates, including Bill Mazeroski and Willie Stargell. A 20-page 1973 magazine-format publication, “Pittsburgh Baseball and Me!” pays tribute to Clemente with photos, newspaper articles and a list of career highlights. Vg-ex. Clemente is pictured on the cover a 1972 Pirates program for an August series with Los Angeles. The program offers profiles of Clemente and various other Pirates. Vg-ex.
Winning Bid $45.
