Lot 156.  Donut Company of America Babe Ruth Card. One of rarest Ruth Cards known. From 1937 Box design card featuring 72 Famous Americans. Ruth is the only baseball player in the set. The card has an ex-mt front and has some paste remains on the otherwise blank back. Minimum Bid $1,000.

Lot 157.  All 4 T206 White Bordered Ty Cobbs. Cobb-Green background (vg+), Cobb-Red background (excellent), Cobb-bat off shoulder (near excellent), Cobb-Bat on shoulder (vg, tape stain on rear). Minimum Bid $1,250.

Lot 158.  E121 American Caramel Series of 80 Babe Ruth, R.F. New York Americans. Very popular pitching Pose in Boston uniform. Very good-Excellent condition. Minimum Bid $500.

Lot 159.  E145 Cracker Jack #30 Ty Cobb (176 Series). Nice card. No creases, well centered, sharp image, light wear at corners and light staining on front and back. Vg-ex. Minimum Bid $1,000.

Lot 160.  E-Unc. Babe Ruth Candy Cards near set of 5, missing #6. Set issued in the late twenties in conjunction with Babe Ruth feature film "Babe Comes Home" with some of the cards showing scenes from that movie. Sepia tone blank backed cards. Card #1 is SGC graded 40 VG. Remaining four cards are vg-ex with corner wear and no creases except for a minor 1/4" wrinkle in the upper right corner of Card #5. Minimum Bid $750.

Lot 161.  M116 Sporting Life Ty Cobb, trimmed. White background card measures 1 7/16" x 2 5/8"and has been cut at bottom. Minimum Bid $400.

Lot 162.  Set 61 Eastern Exhibit Babe Ruth Graded 30 Good 2 Rare Color variation. Set 61, which consists of 20 sepia cards issued in 1922 and was produced in Philadelphia. The cards are known for their unique poses and design which showed a simple two line legend at the bottom and the circular CIFS trademark. What makes the offered Ruth interesting and unique is the black and white color. A Set 61 Black and white has never been seen. A check with three other Exhibit collectors substantiated this. To add to the mystery the offered card has a postcard back, which is also very unusual although probably not unique. Graded 2 by SGC the card has no creases and appears much better. Minimum Bid $500.

Lot 163.  1938 Goudey Heads Up #250-Joe Dimaggio. Nice card. Crease in upper right corner. About very good. Minimum Bid $750.

Lot 164.  1938 Goudey Heads Up #274- Joe Dimaggio. Fresh appearing card, but light creasing not very apparent. Good. Minimum Bid $600.

Lot 165.  1951 Connie Mack All-Stars Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner. The Ruth is minimally ex-mt, the Wagner is vg-ex with a light crease at the die cut break at the knees. Minimum Bid $1,000.

Lot 166.  1952 Berk Ross Mickey Mantle (ex+-mt). Minimum Bid $500.

Lot 167.  Mickey Mantle Collection of 2 Bazookas. 1959 Bazooka Mantle. Neatly cut on black line. Tine 3/8"wrinkle (doesn’t show on back) in upper left corner. Excellent. Also 1964 Box panel with side flaps. Box has couple of pieces of tape, panel is near mint. Minimum Bid $500.

Lot 168.  Mickey Mantle Collection of 6 cards from 1958 and 1959. Includes 1958 #150-Mantle (ex), 1958 #418 Mantle-Aaron (ex-mt), 1958 Sport AS #487 (nr mt), 1959 Mantle #10 (ex), 1959 #461 42nd HR (nr mt), 1959 #564 SNAS (ex). Minimum Bid $500.

Lot 169.  Mickey Mantle Collection of 9 cards from 1961 and 1962 and both stamps. 1961 - #44 AL HR Leaders (ex), #300-Mantle (ex, o/c), #406 565 ft HR (ex), #475 MVP (nr mt), #578 SNAS (ex+-mt), #61 Stamp in pair (ex); 1962 - #18 Mantle-Mays (ex), #53 HR Leaders (ex-mt), #200-Mantle (nr mt), #318 Switch Hitter (ex), #471 SNAS (nr mt), Stamp (ex); Minimum Bid $600.

Lot 170.  Four Extremely rare E123 Curtis Ireland cards including 3 Hall of Famers. All are graded by PSA. The group includes Sam Rice (VG-EX 4), Eppa Rixey (EX 5), Rube Marquard (EX 5) and Bill Gleason (VG-EX 5). Minimum Bid $750.

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