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Cards
8 Lots
 Lot 99. Group of 21 S74 silks. All are white silks without backing except for a colored Mullin which is in excellent condition. There are 6 white silks in very good condition including Reulbach, Doyle, Tannehill, Pelty. Elberfeld and Oakes. The balance of 14 are in good condition and include Bender, Bridwell, Byrne, Devlin, Dooin, Elberfeld, Evans, Krause, McIntire, Miller, Quinn,Schulte, Shean and Stone.
Winning Bid $405.
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 Lot 100. A collection of 217 cards, all T206 Old Mills and T210 Old Mills. There are 113 T206’s and 83 T210’s glued to pages. The T210’s include 2 cards from Series 2, 46 cards from Series 5 and 35 from the tough Series 7. A detailed listing of all the T210’s is available on request. The 113 T206’s which include 12 Hall of Famers including Cobb (bat off shoulder) and 41 Southern Leaguers. A list of the Hall of Famers and Southern Leaguers is also available on request. All the above cards have been glued to the pages of a Martindale’s Legal Directory. In addition to the above there are 21 T206’s that were removed from pages with marginal success, including 4 addition Southern Leaguers (Lipe, LaFitte, Hooker and Orth). All have paste remains, or paper loss or both on the backs. It appears likely that all the backs are Old Mill. This is obvious on the loose cards and the “Old Mill” designation can be seen from the other side of the paper on many of the cards still attached. Many of the cards give a nice appearance on the front ranging from very good to excellent, but their glued in status would drop them considerably.
Winning Bid $6,127.
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 Lot 101. Group of 13 T207 Hall of Famers including graded McGraw and the rare Speaker. Includes Bender (fr-gd), Bresnahan (poor), Carey (fr-gd), Chance (good), Hooper (poor), Johnson (fair), Marquard (fr-gd), McGraw (PSA PR-FR 1, nice appearance, minor small stains on rear), McKechnie (good), Speaker (SGC 10 POOR 1, nice looking car\d with a horizontal crease and some back damage), Tinker (gd-vg), Wallace (very good) and Wheat (vg appearance, back damage at top).
Winning Bid $949.
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 Lot 102. Balance of 135 T207 mostly common Recruit backs including 6 graded. The group includes several rare cards with Recruit backs and some tougher varieties. Highlights: Both Jimmy Austin cards with "St.L" (gd) and without (fr-gd), both Ray Fisher with Blue Cap (fr-gd), with White Cap (vg), tough Peaches Graham (good), John Henry (vg), Paddy Livingston with large “A” (fair) and with small “c” (fair). A. Marsans (gd-vg), George Mullin with “D” on cap (fr-gd), without “D” (vg) and Zeider (SGC 3). Balance: 4 cards excellent, 26 cards very good, 24 cards good-very good, 32 cards good, 14 cards fair-good, 15 cards fair, 8 cards poor. A detailed list of all the cards in this list with their grades is available on request.
Winning Bid $2,929.
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 Lot 103. 3 Rare Supplements of 1911 Boston, 1916 Boston with Ruth and 1916 Brooklyn. The 1911 Boston Red Sox supplement was issued by the Boston Globe on Sept. 3rd, 1911, measures 14” x 9” and features 29 members of the Sox 5th place club. The team featured Tris Speaker, Harry Hooper, Joe Wood and Eddie Cicotte. The Supplement is in remarkable ex-mt condition. The other two supplements are M113 Boston Magazines of the Champion Boston Red Sox including Babe Ruth and the NL Champion Brooklyn Dodgers. Boston’s champs included Hooper, Herb Pennock, Jack Barry, Ernie Shore, Duffy Lewis and Carl Mays in addition to Ruth. The Dodgers team included Manager Wilbert Robinson, Casey Stengel, Zach Wheat, Rube Marquard, Walter Mails and Nap Rucker. The Red Sox supplement is 12” x 9” and the Dodgers is slightly longer and they’re in near excellent condition with some minor faults along the edges.
Winning Bid $1,149.
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 Lot 104. Rarely seen W575 Sheet of 48 cards. The blank backed version of E121 American Caramel cards. This sheet, or partial sheet features 48 cards arranged in 6 rows of 8 cards. Featured are 13 Hall of Famers including Hooper, Rice, Evers, McGraw, Schalk, Bancroft, Maranville, Heilman, Jennings, E Collins, Faber, Rixey and Carey. Also on the sheet are Kid Gleason and Joe Wood. There are creases and the sheet is cut close at the left and right sides, but otherwise presents well.
Winning Bid $1,210.
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 Lot 105. Group of 14 R316 Kashin including Moe Berg, Jimmy Foxxx and other Hall of Famers. A high condition group which breaks down as follows: Berg (ex-mt), Foxx (ex), Gehringer (ex-mt), Wilson (ex+) and J. Sewell (ex). The balance which include L. Sewell, Carroll, Fonseca, Bishop, Jamieson, Allen, Kress, Mellillo and Hudlin, average ex-mt.
Winning Bid $400.
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 Lot 106. Pittsburgh Pirates Collection of 39 cards including 8 cards of Ralph Kiner. Contents include 2 T202 Hassan Triple Folders – Speaker Almost Caught (ex-mt) and Chase Guarding First (very good); 2 W572-2 Autograph on shoulder Frisch and Maranville (ex+-mt), E220 National Caramel Cutshaw (vg), 1949 Leaf Kiner (vg-ex); 1950 Bowman #33 Kiner (ex-mt); 5 1951 Topps Redbacks including #Kiner (ex, other Pirates ex-mt); 1952 Bowman #11 Kiner (nr mt); 1952 Star Cal Type 2 Kiner (ex-mt); 1952 Wheaties Tin Kiner (ex); 1952 Wheaties Kiner Portrait (ex-mt); 23 1953 Topps including Kiner and 9 High numbers (Kiner is ex-mt, the high numbers average ex-mt, the low numbers are all at least excellent and range to nr mt);
Winning Bid $888.
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