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Terms of Sale: All items are subject to prior sale. All items are vintage, original and one of a kind. Prices do not include shipping. Shipping is usually Priority Mail by the USPS and is $5. Insurance is extra. Arizona residents must add 7% tax. 10 day return privilege.

Consignments. We will accept consignments for this page. Commission is a straight 15% for the consignor, no buying commission. Items must be in our possession. Contact us if you feel you have appropriate items.

Contact Information. Lew Lipset, P.O. Box 5092, Carefree AZ 85377. 480-488-9889, 480-488-4987 (FAX). Email: Click Here to Email Lew.


Historic Items

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Baseball Cards

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N172 Old Judge Tom Loftus, St. Louis Whites. Tough 1888 card. Exception quality except for previous owner’s name rubber stamped on rear. $1,000.

N172 Old Judge John Morrill, Boston Portrait. Rare 1887 pose. Excellent clarity. Back has slight discoloration from a stamp hinge. Very good. $2,000.

N172 Old Judge Louis Bierbauer and Robert Gamble, Athletics. Double player 1888 card in beautiful condition with regard to photo quality, centering and damage. Only negative is the name “BERNARD McATEE” has been rubber stamped in red on the otherwise blank back. Bierbauer is the player the Pittsburgh Pirates was named after. $1,500.

N172 Old Judge Jack Burdock, Boston Portrait. Very nice and difficult portrait card form 1887 (#0275). Card has some glue marks on the back and a tiny spot of paper loss. The portrait of Burdock was only issued in 1887. $2,000.

N172 Old Judge Dan Casey, Philadelphia NL. 1887 card (#080). Gorgeous appearance. Excellent + except for tiny “x” in upper right corner of otherwise blank back. $500.

N172 Old Judge Silver Flint Portrait, Chicago. Very tough portrait photo. Excellent photo, corner wear and some pencil scribbling on the rear.  $2,000.

N172 Old Judge Emil Geiss Portrait. Very tough pose issued only in 1887. Round corners, and paste stains and some album remnants on rear. $1,500.

N172 Old Judge John Harkins, Brooklyn. Outdoor 1887 pose only known with Brooklyn players. Excellent front, however there is some paper loss on yhe rear as well as some separation of the layers on the card. $250.

N172 Old Judge George McVey, Denver. 1889 card formerly from the collections of Wirt Gammon, Buck Barker and Lew Lipset. The card has an excellent front and a top quality photo. The back has some biographical information on the back. $750.

N172 Old Judge Al Sanders, Phila. 1888 card in tough dark uniform pose. Front is about excellent, back has small piece of tape and stain at bottom.  $1,000.

N172 Old Judge Billy Sunday, Pittsburgh. Very popular card featuring the outfielder who become one of America’s most famous evangelists. Beautiful photo, average centering and a a piece of an album page adhers to the back. $2,500.

N172 Old Judge George Treadway, Denver. Very difficult team change 1889 card. Of his 3 poses, this is the only one on which Denver is n oted as his team. The card appears ex-mt but has an imperceivable printing wrinkle on the right side (not visible in scan). $1,000.

N172 Old Judge Heune Kappell, Columbus. 1889 vg-ex. Photo is slightly light with some minor dirt spots. The back has a pencil notation. $300.

N172 Old Judge George Van Haltren, Chicago. Excellent photo quality on the card of the should-be Hall of Famer. Nicely centered, top photo quality and a clean back. Only neative is a tiny speck of paper loss in the top lower in the bottom left corner. $1,500.

N172 Old Judge Crowell, P. Cleveland. 1888 pitching pose. Nice picture, small chip in lower right corner, light crease barely apparent on front, pencil writing on rear.     $225.00

N172 Old Judge Kreig, C., St. Joes, 1889 card. Beautiful photo and nicely centered, ex+-mt on front. Perfectly clean back but possibility of erasure.     $350.00

1888 Old Judge metamorphic Trade Card. Fold over, amusing Goodwin Old Judge trade card. Back of the trade card has instructions on how to redeem coupons in Old Judge cigarettes for old Judge Cabinets. Some pencil writing on back, otherwise excellent.     $150.00

1888 Old Judge metamorphic Trade Card "Rare variety". A second fold over, amusing Goodwin Old Judge trade card. Penciled initials on back, which has Goodwin advertising, otherwise near mint.        $600.00

Very rare barely known 1911 Type card of John McGraw. One of three similar cards found in the late 1980's. The card of McGraw, which is very much in the style of the Sporting News cards, is obviously trimmed, but measured 3 3/8" x 1 7/8 when issued. The card shows only “John J. McGraw” in the caption as the rest has been cut away. The rear has "A Picture Given with Every 5 CENTS In Trade at..." And then the name "Louis Plamondon" . The other two cards that were discovered were sold, one in the early ‘90’s and the second in our last auction (November 2007). It can be still seen on our web site. It was lot 48 of James Archer and went for $6,275. As rare as it gets.  $1,000.

Baseball Magazine Supplement " Christy Mathewson. The first few Baseball Magazines of 1915 carried supplements showing significant players on a glossy paper insert meant to be removed from the magazine. Few of these still exist today. The Christy Mathewson portrait was done by artist J.F. Kernan and is in excellent condition.    $2,000.00

R311 Glossy Premium Brooklyn Dodgers. One of the very tough R311s. Brooklyn wasn’t a great team but had some great characters " Casey Stengel, Van Lingle Mungo, etc. Excellent.    $250.00

F273-27 Kelloggs Sports Stamps- #7 Panel of 4. Includes Luke Appling (baseball), Gene Tunney (boxing), Gallant Fox (horse racing) and Dick Merrill. Excellent    150.00

F273-27 Kelloggs Sports Stamps- #16 Panel of 4. Includes Red Grange (football), Rick Ferrell (baseball), Leo Diegel (golf) and Barney Ross (boxing). Excellent.    250.00

1937 Four-in-1 with Hubbell, Ott, Mancuso, Leslie. Excellent plus, clean back. $150.00

1937 Four-in-1 with DiMaggio, Gehrig, Lazzeri and Gomez. Excellent front, spots of paper loss on back in corners. $650.00

F-unc Donut Company of America Babe Ruth (1937). Part of a 72 card package design set where donut boxes had cards as part of the box. Set commemorating famous Americans including some sports figures. The Ruth card was cut badly and slightly entered the panel at the bottom. There are some paper remains on the otherwise blank box from being pasted in an album. A slightly nicer example of Ruth brought $1,180 in our April 2005 auction. $600.

1939 Michigan Sportservice Barney McCoskey. Rare Team issue of the Detroit Tigers featuring Tigere players. The card measures 4 1/8” x 6 1/4” and is in good condition.    $350.00

1938 Dixie Lid Premium Carl Hubbell. Large premium in unusually nice near mint  condition.    $150.00

1938 Dixie Lid Premium Jimmy Foxx. Large premium in unusually nice near mint  condition.    $200.00

R335 Playball #168 Honus Wagner. Excellent.    $150.00






Graded Baseball Cards

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N172 Old Judge Ed Silch SGC 50 VG/EX 4. Beautiful photo and a clean back. Wear at upper rigght corner kept grade down.    $475.00

N172 Old Judge Jim Whitney SGC 40 VG 3, 1887 card, light stain to the left of the card  $350.00

T205 Gold Border Frank Corridon, St. Louis NL, SGC 60 EX 5, Sovereign back    $175.00

T205 Gold Border Tom Downey, Cincinnati, SGC 70 EX+ 5.5, Sweet Caporal, centering on rear kept grade down, beautiful front.     $225.00

T205 Gold Border William Foxen, Chicago Cubs, SGC 50 VG/EX 4, Honest Long Cut     $125.00

T205 Gold Border Rebel Oakes, St. Louis NL, SGC 70 EX+ 5.5, Piedmont back    $225.00

T205 Gold Border John Hummell, Brooklyn, SGC 80 EX/NM 6, Honest Long Cut back    $325.00

T205 Gold Border Leon Ames, New York Giants SGC 50 VG/EX 4. Sweet Caporal Red print back. $125.

T205 Gold Border Bob Bescher, Cincinnati  SGC 50 VG/EX 4. Sweet Caporal back with black print $125.

T205 Gold Border Charles Herzog, Boston Rustlers SGC 70 EX+ 5.5. Sweet Caporal Red print back. $225.

R320 #12-Carl Hubbell SGC 40 VG 3.Nice clean card. Slight rounding of the corners. $150.

R327 #31 KiKi Cuyler SGC 50 VG/EX 4. Sharp corners, well centered, clean back. 1935 back, Cubs. Card appears better. Possibly a vertical printing mark  $80.







Baseball Postcards

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The “Bleachers”, Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pa. Incredibly rare tri-fold card showing fans in the bleachers at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. When Open, card is 8” x 6”. The back shows a postmark of August 10, 1911 with a detailed note. There are a couple of small pieces of archival tape on the back for support.    $1,250.00

PL-A12655 Braun Post Card Co., League Field, Cleveland,Beautiful condition unused postcard with a touch of wear at the lower corners, Ex+-mt    $95.00

Spalding card of Wrigley Field. From rare set of 3 cards featuring Wrigley, Polo Grounds and League Park. Postally used, minor writing on bottom of front, very good. $300.00

1911 Max Rigot Comiskey Panoramic. 24" x 5 1/4". Missing upper left corner. Light vertical creasing in 3 places asnd a piece of tape for reinforcement on the back. Date in pencil on back, July 4th, 1910 is probably when photo was shot. Unused post card back. $500.00

PC-Reyes Kiki Cuyler baseball pc from Catalina Island. Very rare! Rare set of Real Photo postcards issued by Reyes during the Chicago Cubs Spring Training at Catalina Island in 1931. The offered card of Hall of Famer KiKi Cuyler is excellent +. The date “1931” is written at the edge on the back in pencil.    $300.00







Baseball Publications

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1930 Boston Red Sox/Braves style yearbook “The Royal Rooter”. A preview of the AL and NL season for 1930 with stress on the Red Sox and Braves. 64 pages plus covers, measuring approximately 6” x 9” in excellent condition. Filled with articles, photos and rosters.Very rare.     $250.00

1932 Portland Beavers Yearbook. Large 11 1/2” x 8 1/2” yearbook style book with President Thomas Turner on front cover. Inside shows pictures and bios of players, two to a page, with advertising. One autograph, in pencil, of catcher Joe Paslmisano in pencil. Front cover shows some soiling and a 1” tear along the bottom left spine.    $200.00

1934 Cincinnati Reds Handbook. Rare 32 page 5 1/4” x 7 3/4” yearbook style book with photos, records and a bio of each player. Excellent.    $400.00

1934 Chicago Cub Play Ball Ball booklet. 28 page, 4” x 6” booklet gives tips position by position and on aspects of the game  by leading Cub  players. Excellent.    $100.00

1934 Detroit Tigers in Pictures.Green monochromatic 6” x 9” book showing a photograph and history of each member of the 1934 Detroit Tigers. 32 pages. Excellent.    $250.00

1934 Cubs and White Sox matched set of yearbooks. 7 3/4” x 10 3/4” large format books showing full pages devoted to most of the players with photos, bios and stats. In the style of the 1933 Who’s Who. Both are in ex+-mt condition and the White Sox book is significantly rare.    $400.00

1935 Boston Red Sox/Braves style yearbook “The Royal Rooter”. A preview of the AL and NL season for 1935 with stress on the Red Sox and Braves. 64 pages plus covers, measuring approximately 6” x 9” in excellent condition. Filled with articles, photos and rosters.Very rare.     $250.00

1936 Who’s Who in Boston Baseball. A 24 page booklet, approximately 6” x 9” and in excellent condition, the book is a sectional reprint for the Boston teams from Carmichael’s Who’s Who book for 1936.  The book includes expanded information for Boston and this was done for a few cities.     $200.00


1937 Boston Red Sox/Braves style yearbook “The Royal Rooter”.A preview of the AL and NL season for 1930 with stress on the Red Sox and Braves. A different larger horizontal format 64 pages plus covers, measuring approximately 8” x 10 3/4” in excellent condition. Filled with articles, photos and rosters.Very rare.     $250.00

1937 Chicago Cub Autograph booklet.This 28 page, 6” x 4 1/2” booklet was sent by the Cubs to its fans for the express purpose of getting autographs. The booklet is filled with black and white portraits of Cubs superimposed a professional blue tinted  baseball backdrop.    $150.00

1945 St. Louis Browns Yearbook. Unusual shape of a pennant.22 page book featuring the A.L. C hampion Browns. Photos of the entire team with short bios. A scorecard is in the centerfold. Very good.    $400.00

1946 Souvenir book published for Boston’s American League Champions. 32 pages, measuring 7” x 10”, the book rehashes the championship year and there is a 16 1/2” x 18” composite poster of the Red Sox tipped in on the inside back cover.    $225.00

1947 Washington Senators Booklet generally considered to be a yearbook. 8 3/4 x 5 1/2” book featres black and white photos and brief biographical information. Ex-mt.    $400.00

1950 Washington Senators Souvenir Yearbook.  11” x 8 1/2”. Book has full page photos of the 1950 Senators with bios. $200.00. Some small faults include a tack hole and a spot of missing paper on the upper left corner and a 2” separation at the spine at the top. Tough book.    $125.00

1951 Souvenir Program for the Washington Senators. Horizontal format, 11” x 8 1/2”, 12 pages, and often considered to be a yearbook, though there are no photos of current players, only older ones. Excellent.  $200.00

The Celebrant by Eric Role Greenberg. The Celebrant has become a cult classic of baseball writing. It focuses on a fictional immigrant family's life at the turn of the century interwoven with the real life exploits of Christy Mathewson, who graces the cover. Excellent first edition. $400.00







U.S. Open Programs

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1938 US Open Program at Cherry Hills won by Ralph Guldahl. Large format spiral bound program. Photos and drawings of every hole. Cover has some minor faults, but contents are ex-mt.    750.00

1950 US Open Program at Merion won by Ben Hogan,his 2nd Open win.. Smaller size (5 1/2 x 7 1/2) program of 140 pages. Light crease in lower right corner, otherwise in exceptional condition.    1,250.00

1951 US Open Program at Oakland Hills won by Ben Hogan, his 3rd Open win.. Massive 202 page full size program commemorating Hogan’s 2nd straight win. Some light creasing on covers, contents near mint.    1,000.00

1952 US Open Program at Northwood CC won by Julius Boros. Near mint copy from obscure Open. Has one inch piece of scotch tape on left side by middle.    450.00

1953 US Open Program at Oakmont won by Ben Hogan, his last U.S. Open victory. Unique 7 1.2 x 5 1/2” 96 page program commemorating Hogan’s fourth and final U.S. Open victory at Oakmont. The program is in excellent condition. 900.00

1954 US Open Program at Baltusrol won by Ed Furgol. Largest program to date of 272 pages. Cover has some slight creasing, contents, which include a great article on New York’s historic courses are near mint.    250.00

1955 US Open Program at Olympic won by Jack Fleck. The fabulous Open where unheralded Jack Fleck upset ben Hogan. Extensive article on Open Champions since 1895. Cover is creased and has a piece of tape.    300.00

1956 US Open Program at Oak Hill won by Cary Middlecoff. 244 page program plus Newsweek insert describing course with color photos of each hole. Cover has some light creasing but book is overall excellent.    225.00

1957 US Open Program at Inverness won by Dick Mayer. 240 page program plus Newsweek insert describing course hole by hole. One light crease along right side, otherwise program is excellent.    200.00

1958 US Open Program at Southern Hills won by Tommy Bolt,  Largest program to date, 288 pages with Newsweek insert with course map and hole by hole description. Some minor creasing in cover and “1958” written in pencil, otherwise exellent.    175.00

1959 US Open Program at Winged Foot won by Billy Casper, Another record program with 296 pages. Newsweek insert with course map and hole by hole description. Many color photos of Winged Foot inside.Cover has a light stain, but program is in otherwise excellent condition.    150.00

1960 US Open Program at Cherry Hills won by Arnold Palmer.The fabulous Open in Denver where Palmer battled Nicklaus. 224 pages and the program is in bear mint condition and are very hard to find like this.      500.00

1961 US Open Program at Oakland Hills won by Gene Littler. A 220 page program with minor creasing in cover. Otherwise excellent..    125.00

1962 US Open Program at Oakmont won by Jack Nicklaus.Top condition 192 page program commemorating Nicklaus’ first U.S. Open win. Many color photos of historic Oakmont. Ex+-mt condition.    350.00

1963 US Open Program at The Country Club won by Julius Boros. 216 page program with the Country Club’s own Francis Ouimet on the cover. Minor creasing in the corners on the right side, otherwise excellent +.    125.00

1965 US Open Program at Bellerive won by Gary Player. 274 page program in excellent condition. Program includes an article on St. Louis baseball.    175.00

1967 US Open Program at Baltusrol won by Jack Nicklaus, his 2nd Open win. Jumbo 296 page program. A color page is devoted to each hole. Near mint condition.    175.00

1968 US Open Program at Oak Hill won by Lee Trevino. 286 page program with lengthy article with photo file of all previous U.S. Open winners. Near mint.    110.00

1970 US Open Program at Hazeltine won by Tony Jacklin. 256 page program in excellent condition        90.00

1971 US Open program at Merion won by Lee Trevino, his 2nd Open win.. 244 page program with a color page is devoted to each hole. Excellent    75.00

1972 US Open program at Pebble Beach won by Jack Nicklaus, his 3rd Open win.. 276 page program with a 32 page Monterrey Guide. A color page is devoted to each hole. Ex-mt..    135.00

1974 US Open program at Winged Foot won by Hale Irwin.. 288 page program with color page devoted to each hole. Extensive “year by year” article on all the Opens. Mint.    75.00

1975 US Open program at Medinah won by Lou Graham, 232 page program with color page devoted to each hole. Near mint    65.00

1976 US Open Program at Atlanta A.A. won by Jerry Pate, 300 page program with Bobby Jones on the cover for the Open held at his home course. The program contains a color page devoted to each hole and a section with bios on the exempt players.    40.00

1977 US Open program at Southern Hills won by Hubert Green.Massive 360 page program, the largest by far. Contains color page devoted to each hole. Minor creasing on the cover, otherwise mint.      50.00

1978 US Open program at Cherry Hills won by Andy North. 364 page program, the largest yet. Contains color page devoted to each hole, a portfolio of all the exempt players and a review of all the previous Opens. Excellent-mint condition.    50.00

1979 US Open Program at Inverness won by Hale Irwin for his second Open win. 280 pages with a color page devoted to each hole and a portfolio of all the exempt players. Excellent.    50.00

1980 US Open program at Baltusrol won by Jack Nicklaushis 4th Open win., The 366 page program has a color page devoted to each hole and a portfolio of all the exempt players. Ex-mt condition.    85.00

1981 US Open Program at Merion won by David Graham.An unbelievable 418 pages, the program has color page devoted to each hole and obviously a lot more. Near mint condtiion.    60.00

1982 US Open Program at Pebble Beach won by Tom Watson,The tougher soft cover edition. The spectacular 132 page book without advertising, features a color photo of each hole at Pebble as well as features on most of the prominent courses in California. Beautiful book    100.00

1983 US Open Program at Oakmont won by Larry Nelson, 304 pages in the near mint book. Usual features included the hole by hole color photos, the exempt players and a review of each open from 1895 on.    50.00

1984 US Open Program at Winged Foot won by Fuzzy Zoeller. Mint 296 page program     50.00

1985 US Open Program at Oakland Hills won by Andy North, his 2nd Open win. An unprecedented 444 pages in this Mint condition program.     50.00

1986 US Open Program at Shinnecock Hills won by Ray Floyd, 212 pages in an ex-mt book.     35.00

1987 US Open Program at Olympic won by Scott Simpson. 268 pages with a color page devoted to each hole and a portfolio of all the exempt players.    30.00

1988 US Open Program at The Country Club won by Curtis Strange.218 pps and a 78 page New England section. Near mint.    35.00

1989 US Open Program at Oak Hill won by Curtis Strange, giving him back-to-back wins for the first time since Hogan did it in 1950-1951. Contains 194 pps and a 124 page Regional section. Hole by Hole color summary. Mint.     $30.00

1990 US Open Program at Medinah won by Hale Irwin, his 3rd Open win. 214 pps and a 112 page Regional section. Features include a hole by hole review section, a picture portfolio of all previous U.S. Open winners and a color section on  all Chicago’s previous U.S. Open courses.    30.00

1991 US Open Program at Hazeltine won by Payne Stewart. 280 pps. Features on 18 Classic Minnesota Golf Holes, a hole-by-hole revue, Exempt players, etc, Small nick at bottom of cover, excellent.    $20.00

1992 US Open Program at Pebble Beach won by Tom Kite. 190 pps. Great features on golf on the Peninsula. Ex-mt.    $30.00

1993 US Open Program at Baltusrol won by Lee Janzen.190 pps. Nice features on historic Baltusrol. Near mint.    $30.00

1994 US Open Program at Oakmont won by Ernie Els, 212 pps. Features include Hole-by-hole-, Exempt players and extensive story on Oakmont. Bear mint.    $25.00

1995 US Open Program at Shinnecock Hills won by Corey Pavin. Centennial Program. 180 pps. Includes Hole-by-hole, Exempt players and other great players.    $25.00

1996 US Open Program at Oakland Hills won by Steve Jones. 220 pages. Mint.    $20.00

1997 US Open Program at Congressional won by Ernie Els, his 2nd Open win. 236 pps. Features include Exempt players, . Hole-by-hole,Congressional conquerors, Washington’s best golfers. Etc. Mint.    $20.00

1998 US Open Program at Olympic won by Lee Janzen, his 2nd Open win. 206 pps. Usual features plus ones on the Olympic Club, San Francisco. Mint    $20.00

1999 US Open Program at Pinehurst won by Payne Stewart, his 2nd Open win. A memorable finish with Phil Mikkelson. 196 pps in mint condition    $20.00

2000 US Open Program at Pebble Beach won by Tiger Woods, his first Open win. 222 pagwes with a hole-by-hole section, exempt players and a wonderful stort on Eddie Lowery, Francis Ouimet’s caddy in 1913.    25.00

2001 US Open Program at Oakmont by Retief Goosen,154 pps, USGA Journal edition, Mint    $10.00

2002 US Open Program at Bethpage’s Black Course won by Tiger Woods, his 2nd Open win. Historical Open at the Public Course. 204 pps in mint condition.    $20.00

2003 US Open Program at Olympia Fields by Jim Furyk. 180 pps in mint condition.    $15.00

2004 US Open Program at Shinnecock Hills won by Retief Goosen, his 2nd Open win in 4 years. 200 pps, mint condition.    $15.00








Other Golf Programs

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Ryder Cup
Incredible 1933 Autographed Ryder Cup Program at Southport, England. An amazing program signed by 11 from the fourth Ryder Cup including the very tough signatures of Captain Walter Hagan, Horton Smith and Craig Wood. Other American signatures are Ed Dudley, Olin Dutra, Gene Sarazen, Leo Diegel, Paul Runyan, Denny Shute. British team signatures Are A.H. Padgham and W. H. Davies. All signatures are near perfect in ink except Runyan which is in pencil. The 64 page program is filled with photos of all players, previous teams and layouts of the holes. The centerfold is loose and the front cover has a vertical crease and light light writing in the upper right corner. Very good. Mike Guiterrez COA.     $5,000.00

1947 Ryder Cup Program at Portland. First Ryder Cup and program after the War. Ben Hogan was the captain and the U.S. won 11-1. The tough 96 page program is in excellent condition, however the cover is loose.     $1,200.00

P.G.A.
1963 PGA Program at the Dallas Athletic Club. Toughest post World War II program from a major. In near mint condition.and won by Jack Nicklaus who became the youngest man in history to win the 3 American majors.    $850.00








Other Golf Publications

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Sept. 22, 1930 Time Magazine with Bobby Jones on cover. Issued when Jones had won the first 3 legs of the Grand Slam. Has 2 1/2 page article on Jones. Was in bound album, thus roughness at spine. Light vertical crease.. $700.00

January 10, 1949 Time Magazine with Ben Hogan on cover. Published after Hogan's U.S. Open victory at Riviera Country Club. Excellent. $150.00






Golf Tickets

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August 24, 1922 Ouimet-Sarazen-Hagan-Kirkwood Exhibition ticket from the prestigious Charles River Country Club near Boston. Excellent circular ticket.    $650.00

1927 P.G.A. First Round ticket , at Cedar Crest Country Club in Dallas, Won bt Hagan who defeated Leo Diegel 5 and 3 for the Championship. First round included Hagan, Sarazan, Turnesa, Farrell, Cruickshank, Barnes, etc. Excellent  condition    $1,750.00

1929 U.S. Amateur ticket at Pebble Beach. For the round played Wednesday, September 4th. Some creasing with original string attached in wrong place. Jones was eliminated in the first round to John Goodman.    $1,500.00

August 24, 1932 large (3 3/4" square) ticket from the Exhibition match at Brae Burn Country Club betwen Gene Sarazen and Francis Oiumet. Very good condition.   $350.00

1941 U.S. Open ticket at Colonial C.C. in Forth Worth. Second round (Friday) ticket for the Open won by Craig Wood. Ticket has original string and has several wrinkles. Interestingly it is Ticket No. 1.     $500.00

1949 Ryder Cup Saturday ticket, excellent, September 17, 1949,    $200.00

1949 Ryder Cup Friday ticket, excellent,  September 16, 1949,     $200.00

1949 Ryder Cup Practice round ticket , September 15, 1949, excellent    $150.00

1955 British Amateur Ticket. Very rare ticket from the 1950’s. One of the earliest tickets where the year appeared on the tickets. Prior to 1953 in the British Open tickets are not known to have the year on them. Ticket is for Thursday, June 2nd and is in excellent condition.    $100.00


1958 Masters Series ticket.  Series tickets were good for all four days and are considerably more desirable and rarer than single day tickets. This ticket was at Arnold Palmer's first Masters win. Has original string and shows some foxing.    $1,500.00

1961 First Round Masters Ticket for the tournament won by Gary Player. Magnificent ticket with no markings and complete string $400.00

May 26, 1963 Sam Snead ticket for exhibition held at the Oglebay Golf Club. Excellent with original string.    $100.00









Golf Badges

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Extremely rare group of 16 Masters Tournament employee pins. Not to be be confused with the common souvenirs pins sold at every Masters for a few dollars, these pins are given exclusively to employees at the tournament to be worn for identification. They have become very sought after collectibles and generally sell for over $200 each. This group includes 16 pins from the years 1989-2003 and 2005. $4,000.

Collection of 30 badges representing USGA tournaments Jack Nicklaus has won. Highlights of the group includes U.S. Opens from 1962, 1967 and 1972; PGAs from 1971, 1975 and 1980; British Opens from 1966, 1970 and 1978; and the Masters from 1986. A complete list is available on request. $900.

U.S. Open
1939 US Open Press Badge for the only Open at Philadelphia Country Club won by Byron Nelson. Badge is 1 3/4“ and is mint condition. $600.

1952 US Open Press Badge for the Open at Northwood C.C. in Dallas. Won by Julius Boros. Very tough badge.    $600.00

1957 US Open Seasons Grounds badge for the open at Inverness won by  Dick Mayer . Mint condition badge is 2 1/4“ in diameter. $250.

1958 US Open Seasons Grounds Badge for the Open at Southern Hills won by Tommy Bolt. Ex-mt.    $275.00

1959 US Open Season Badge for the Open at Winged Footwon by Billy Casper. Excellent.    $200.00

1962 US Open Press Badge for the Open at Oakmont when Jack Nicklaus won his first. Badge has some minor foxing and is otherwise ex-mt.    $275.00

1963 US Open Press Badge for the Open at Brookline, which commemorated Francis Ouimet’s win 50 years earlier. Julius Boros was the winner. Badge is excellent.    $100.00

1965 US Open Grounds and Clubhouse Badge for the open won by Gary Player at Bellerive. Mint condition. $75.

1975 US Open Press Badge for the Open won by Lou Graham  at Medinah. Mint condition. $40.

1979 US Open Press Badge for the Open won by Hale Irwin at Inverness. Mint condition. $40.

1981 US Open Staff Badge for the Open at Merion won by David Graham, Mint    $40.00

1982 US Open Guest Badge for the Open at Pebble Beach won by Tom Watson, near mint    $125.00

1986 US Open USGA Guest Badge for the Open won by Ray Floyd at Shinnecock. Mint condition. $40.

1988 US Open Committee Badge for the Open won by Curtis Strange at The Country Club. It was the first of two consecutive Open wins for Strange. Mint condition. $30.

1990 US Open Media Badge for the Open won by Hale Irwin at Medinah. Mint condition. $30.

1991 US Open Contestant’s Family Badge for the Open won by Payne Stewart at Hazeltine. Mint condition. $40.

1993 US Open Official Badge for the Open won by Lee Janzen at Baltusrol. Mint condition. $20.

1994 US Open Caddy Badge for the Open won Ernie Els by at Oakmont. Mint condition. $20.

2001 US Open Corporate Staff Badges for the Open at Southern Hills won by Retief Goosen, Mint    $20.00

Ryder Cup
1963 Ryder Cup at East Lake C.C. Badge is oversized and in Mint condition.    $200.00

British Open
1972 British Open Member Badge from the Open won by Lee Trevino at Muirfield. Nr mint with original string.$125.00

1975 British Open Press badge from the Open won by Tom Watson at Carnoustie. Near mint with original string.          $175.00

1976 British Open Press Badge from the Open won by Johnny Miller. at Royal Birkdale. Worn by Ben Wright. Very good with original string.    $80.00

1979 British Open Press badge from the Open won by Seve Ballesterous at Royal Lytham. Very good with original string.    $75.00

1980 British Open Guest badge from the Open won by Tom Watson at Muirfield. Excellent-mint with original string .    $75.00

1982 British Open Press badge from the Open won by Tom Watson at Royal Troon. Excellent-Mint with original string.    $70.00

2001 Competitor Badge from the British Open at Royal Latham and St. Annes. Won by David Duval Near mint badge with original string and No. 000061 on rear. Near mint    125.00

2002 Competitor Badge from the British Openat Muirfield won by Ernie Els. Won by David Duval Near mint badge with original string and No. 000017 on rear. Excellent with light horizontal wrinkle        $125.00

P.G.A.
1991 PGA Badge for the championship at Crooked Stick won by John Daly, near mint    $50.00

U.S. Amateur Badges
1949 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y.. Won by Charles Coe.    $100.00

1955 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at  the Country Club of Virginia .. Won by Harvie Ward    $85.00

1956 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Knollwood Club in Lake Forest, IL  Second consecutive win for Harvie Ward.    $85.00

1959 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Broadmoor Golf Club in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Won by Jack Nicklaus his first of two U.S. Amateurs. Magnificent seasons badge. Near Mint.    $600.00

1960 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at St. Louis Country Club in St. Louis, Missouri. Won by Deane Beman.  Beautiful Seasons badge with COMMITTEE ribbon.    $125.00

1961 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Pebble beach where Jack Nicklaus won his second Amateur Championship. Sponsors Badge with minor tarnishing.  $450.00

1962 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Pinehurst Country Club,. Won by  Labron Harris. Seasons ticket modeled by the early 1960’s Masters Badges.     $100.00

1967 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Broadmoor Golf Club in Colorado Springs, Colorado.. Won by Robert Dickson    $60.00

1968 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio.. Won by Bruce Fleischer    $50.00

1969 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Oakmont Country Club in Oakmont, PA. Won by Steve Melnyk    $50.00

1970 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Waverly Country Club in Portland, Oregon. Won by Lanny Wadkins    $50.00

1972 US Amateur ticketfrom the Championship at the Charlotte Country Club in Charlotte, N.C.. Won by Marvin Giles.     A light crease with original string.    $40.00

1973 US Amateur ticket from the Championship at the Inverness Club in Toledo, Ohio. Won by Craig Stadler.    A light crease with original string.    $50.00

1977 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Aronimink. Won by John Fought    $40.00

1978 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Plainfield Country Club in Plainfield, NJ. Won b John Cook    $40.00

1981 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Olympic Club in San Francisco. Won by Nathaniel Crosby    $50.00

1982 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass. Won by Jay Sigel, hist 1st of 2 consecutive U.S. Amateur wins    $40.00

1984 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Oak Tree in Norman Oklahoma. Won by Scott Verplank    $40.00

1985 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Montclair GC. Won by Sam Randolph    $30.00

1986 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Shoal Creek . Won by Steart Alexander    $30.00

1987 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Jupiter Hills Club. Won by Billy Mayfair    $35.00
 
1988 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at the Cascades Course at the Homstead. Won by Eric Meeks.    $30.00
 
1989 US Amateur Badge from the Championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, PA. Won by Chris Patton    $30.00

1994 US Amateur Open Clubhouse badge for the Amateur won by Tiger Woods at Sawgrass. Its was Tiger’s first of three successive Amateur Championships. $300.

1998 US Amateur Badgefrom the Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y.. Won by Hank Kuehne    $25.00

1998 US Amateur ticket pack with original envelope from the Championship at Oak Hill Country Club in Rochester, N.Y. Won by Hank Kuehne    $35.00


Others
1994 Masters Contestant Badge #64 belonging to Curtis Strange. Tournament was won by Jose Maria Olazabel. Near mint condition.     $750.00

1940 Crosby Pro-Am Contestant Badge.The 4th of five Crosby Pro-Ams that was played at Rancho Sante Fe, before its move to the Monterrey Peninsula. .The tournament was won by Ed “Porky Oliver. The 1 inch badge is in excellent condition.    $500.00
 







Golf Postcards

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Tom Morris in “Golf Club House and Fountain, St. Andrews” by Valentine. Morris is seen clearly holding the flag. Card is insued and in excellent conditiion.    $250.00

“Tearing Off” Gene Sarazen hitting off the tee at Coral Gables, Fla. Card is unused and has some paper loss along border on rear, otherwise ex-mt.    $100.00

Postcard entitled “Scene on the Augusta National Golf Course, Augusta, Georgia” showing Bobby Jones putting  at the Masters. The scene is of an exhibition match held the day before the opening round of the first Masters in 1934. To the immediate left of Jones is Dick Metz. Ed Dudley is on the far left. Ky Laffoon is on the right. They are on the original 3rd green (now #12th). The card was postally used in November 1941 and is in otherwise excellent condition.    $400.00

1926 Walter Hagan-Bobby Jones historic Golf Match at Pasadena on the gulf, St. Petersburg in 1926. Called the "Match of the Century" 36 holes winding up at Hagan's home course in St. Petersburg. Unused and excellent.  $400.00

Golfing “The Swing” from a small set of cards showing unidentified prominent golfers.This one shows French golfer Arnaud Massy. Message starts on front of card and continues on rear. Otherwise excellent.    $175.00

Golfing at St. Andrews " Eighteenth Hole. Royal and Ancient Club House. Fletcher Series #17. Very rare series of 18 cards. Unused. Excellent    $300.00

Golfing at St. Andrews " Walkingshawn Green and Cat Traps” Fletcher Series #12. Very rare series of 18 cards. Unused. Small scrape at stamp area.  Very good.    $275.00

Rare “Golfing on Braid Hills’’ postcard from the “Castle Series. Ex-mt unused.    $100.00

“The Big Six at Opening of Holly Hill Country Club, Davenport, Florida.” The big 6 are enumerated on the back of the unused postcard and include U.S. Open winner Cyril Walker. Ex-mt.    $75.00

7 North British Rubber Co. Ltd advertising postcards. From a set of 12 cards with colorful comic scenes. Each has the companies symbolic “chick on a golf ball in the stamp portion on the rear an d lower left or right corner on the front. Five cards have clean backs and two are addressed and have messages but were not sent through the mail. Excellent.    $150.00

5 postcards from “Valesque” Series of the Gleneagles Hotel and golf courses. Cards are numbered in lower right. Four cards are postally unused and all are in excellent condition.    $75.00

“Leading Golfers”,   a composite of 13 great golfers on an unused “National Series” postcard. Golfers include Vardon, Braid, Taylor, Herd, White, Kirkaldy, Massey, Duncan, etc. Card is in very good-excellent condition.    $500.00








Golf Cards

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1897 J. Baines circular cards - Sandwich. Very rare! 2 3/4” diameter cards with golfing scenes and names of golf course below. The card of Sandwich is excellent.    $400.00

1897 J. Baines circular cards - Coombs.Very rare! Very rare! 2 3/4” diameter cards with golfing scenes and names of golf course below. The card of Coombs is excellent..     $375.00

1900 Clarke & Co. Golf Terms “A BULGER”. Rare turn of the century card from a set of 12. Card is very good.    $75.00

1900 Copes Brothers partial set. Golf’s ultimate set issued in 1900. 26 of the 50 cards including 1, 4, 6, 8-10, 13-4, 18-9, 24-25, 27-29, 32-4, 36-7, 40-42, 47-9. Highlights: 8-Balfour (fair-gd), 24-Hilton (ex), 25-Ball (ex). Balance: 7 cards excellent, 13 cards very good, 3 cards fair-good.    $2,500.00

1901 Ogden’s Guinea Gold Series. Chas. Hutchings (gd-vg, chipping on sides) and Peter Paxton (ex+).    $75.00

4 1902 Ogden’s General Interest Series Plain backs, J. Ball (ex), Miss Armstrong (ex), Vardon v. Braid (vg-ex), H. Vardon (fair-gd)    $150.00

Complete set of 25 S22 Silks Athlete and College Seal with Golf design. All 25 colleges include Annapolis, Brown, California, U. of Chicago, Colorado, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Georgetown, Harvard, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Purdue, Stanford, Syracuse, Texas, Virginia, West Point, Wisconsin and Yale. Almost all are in excellent-min or better condition. $2,000.

1923 Gallaher set of Champions including 4 golfers.Golfers are Arthur Havers, Roger Wethered, T.M. Bernell and Doris Chambers. Other notables are tennis star Sussaner Lenglen and Olympic runners Eric Liddle and Harold Abrahams (Chariots of Fire). Set averages very good+-excellent.    $250.00

1924 Wills Golfing set of 25 cards. All feature golf courses in the United Kingdom including St. Andrews, Troon, Turnberry, Royal St. Georges, Hoylake, Muirfield, Lytham & St Annes, etc. Nearly all ex-mt to near mint.    $400.00

1927 W560 Bobby Jones. Very rare Jones card which was only printed in the much rarer Red & black version of W560, Card has light creasing a tape stain.    $350.00

1928 J. Millhoff set of 27 Famous Golfers, Real photo cards.The Bobby Jones is gd-vg, The Walter Hagan is vg, and the balance are almost all excellent or better with most ex-mt to near mint.    $600.00

1928 J. Milhoff & Co. #2 Walter Hagan, near excellent     $90.00

1934 Churchman Can You Beat Bogey at St. Andrews Set of 54. Missing the rare Joker card. Excellent condition game set.  Game set in excellent and better condition.    $400.00

1934 Churchman Jovial Golfers set of 36.Two 18 card subsets representing the inland course and the seaside course. Backs written by famous golf journalist Bernard Darwin. Near mint set.    $275.00
 
1936 John Cotton Golf Strokes A/B partial set of 38 (of 50). Innovative set consists of 50 cards with both the fronts the A side) and the back (the B side) featuring pictures that when put together and held by a rubber band in the notches will form a thumb movie. The group consists of A2, 4-15, 18, 21-34, 41-50. Excellent- Mint.    $300.00

1937 F273-27 Kelloggs Sports Stamps with golf- See baseball cards section

1937 John Cotton Golf Strokes C/D group of 7 cards from 50 card set. The C/D is in the middle of difficulty of the three innovative Cotton sets. Consists of 50 cards with both the fronts the C side) and the back (the D side) featuring pictures that when put together and held by a rubber band in the notches will form a thumb movie. The group consists of C34-C38, C40 and C45. Excellent.    $45.00

1938 John Cotton Golf Strokes E/F group of 6 cards from 50 card set. The E/F is by far the most difficult of the three innovative Cotton sets. Consists of 50 cards with both the fronts the E side) and the back (the F side) featuring pictures that when put together and held by a rubber band in the notches will form a thumb movie. The group consists of F4-7, F12-13. Excellent.    $75.00

1959 T.P.K. Top Flight Stars Hogan, Cotton & Thompson. A complete subset of the three golf stars in this 35 card set. Henry Cotton, Ben Hogan and Peter Tompson. Thmpson and Cotton are near mint-mint and Hogan appears that way but has a couple of specks on the rear. $125.00  







Golf Books

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Advanced Golf by James Braid, 322 pps, 6th Edition, 1911, Excellent condition    $200.00

A History of Golf in Britain by Bernard Darwin & others, 1952 Cassell & Co., 312 pps, Ex-mt    $250.00

James Braid by Bernard Darwin, 1952 1st Ed., Hadden & Stoughton. 196 pps w. dj, Excellent    $150.00

Golf Between Two Wars by Bernard Darwin, 228 pps, 1944, Chattus, ex-mt condition     $150.00

A History of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews 1754-1900 by H.S.C. Everard,  1907, 306 pps, spine a little loose, all plates intact, Wm Blackwood & Sons,     $2,000.

Golf Course Common Sense by G.A. Farley, 1931, Farley Libraries, 256 pps, excellent    $250.00

Prestwick St. Nicholas Golf Club by Wm Galbraith (1950), 180 pps, fold up map in rear, Ex-mt     $225.00

Hints on Golf by Horace Hutchinson. 1896. Tenth Edition, 84 pps, William Blackwood & Sons, Excellent.    $750.00

GOLF by Horace Hutchinson, Badminton Library, 1895, 480 pps, Longmans, Green & Co., excellent        $250.00

The Book of Golf and Golfers by Horace Hutchinson, 1899, 316 pps, many plates of great golfers, Longmans, Green & Co., Some wear one spine, Very good-excellent     $575.00

The New Book of Golf edited by Horace Hutchinson, 362 pps, 1912, Longmans Green & Co., frontispiece loose, spine a little weak, .    $350.00

A New Way to Better Golf by Alex Morrison, 4th Printing, 1932 Simon & Schuster, 186 pps, couple of small spots of damage to spine    $50.00

A Treasury of Stars in Caricature by Tony Rafty, paperback, 192 pps, 1975    $25.00

Songs of the Links by Robert Risk, 1919, Duckworth & Co.,  80 pps, very good     $125.00

The Education of a Golfer by Sam Snead, 1962, 248 pps with dust jacket    $20.00

Golf Architecture in America, 1927 by George C. Thomas,  342 pps, with all color plates, Mint condition. A classic    $750.00

Practical Golf by Walter Travis, 1901, Harper & Bros., 226 pps, spine a little weak    $200.00

The Life and Times of Tom Morris by W.W. Tulloch, 1992 USGA reprint, Mint in slipcase    $95.00

The Golfers Alphabet by W.G. Van T. Sutphen, 1898, Harper & Brothers, some small chips on the cover, very good.    $750.00

Complete Golfer by Herbert Warren Wind, 1954, 316 pps, with dj which has a small piece missing    $35.00
 








Miscellaneous Golf

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1900 Huntley & Palmer Golf Trade Card. Huntley & Palmer, an English  biscuit maker were also famous for their beautiful trade cards. Especially popular are their cards for baseball and golf. The turn of the century golf card offered here has an excellent front with a light brown paste stain in the rear measuring about 2” x  1/2”    $150.00

Circa 1930 original Helen Hicks Wilson Advisory Counter display advertising Piece. Measures 10” high and 7 1/2” wide and has original stand on rear. In mint condition.    $300.00

1931 U.S. Open Scorecard from Inverness. Unused near mint scorecard from the first Open played without Bobby Jones in years. Won by Billy Burke over George Von Elm. Near mint    $500.00

1935 Atlantic Richfield Oil “Goofy Golf” Puzzles, 2 different from set of 6. Comes in original envelopes ( 7 1/2” x  9 1/2”) with a golf instructional by Alex Morrison on one side and information on the puzzles on the other. The Puzzles are near mint and the envelopes are excellent.    $300.00

A group of 10 Byron Nelson Golf Instructional Booklets from 1951. Each booklet carries advertising for John Brooks Motors in Richmond, California and opens to a 15 1/2” x 9” poster.      $300.00




Golf Autographs

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The following autographs have all been encapsulated by SGC and authenticated by J. Spence.

George Archer. Signed “George Archer” on a blank 3 x 5. $15.

Tommy Armour. Inscribed “To Jeffrey Morey with regards Tommy Armour” on a blank 3 x 5. Morey was a prolific autograph collector. $500.00

Jerry Barber. Signed “Jerry Barber” on a blank 3 x 5. $30.

Patty Berg. Signed “Good Luck Patty Berg” on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Tommy Bolt. Signed “Tommy Bolt” on the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $25.

Julius Boros. Signed “Julius Boros” on a blank 3 x 5. $35.

Johnny Bulla Signed “Johnny Bulla” on a red bordered gummed label attached to a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Jack Burke. Signed “Jack Burke” on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Billy Casper. Inscribed “To John Best of luck Billy Casper” on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Dick Chapman. Signed “Dick Chapman” on a blank 3 x 5. Famous Amateur golfer $45.

Harry Cooper. Signed “Lighthouse Harry Cooper 1981” on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Henry Cotton. Neat cut signed Henry Cotton neatly adhered to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $95.

Jimmy Demaret. Signed “Jimmy DeMaret” on a blank 3 x 5. $400.

Joe Dey. Golf Commissioner. Signed “Joe Dey” on a blank 3 x 5. $30.

George Duncan. Stylish fountain pen signature of Geo Duncan on a cut attached to a blank 3 x 5. $125.

Olin Dutra. Beautifully  Inscribed “Best Wishes from Olin A. Dutra 1932 P.G.A. Champion 1934 U.S. Open” on a blank 3 x 5. $200.

Lee Elder. Flowing signature of Lee Elder in blue ink on a lined 3 x 5. $20.

Chick Evans. Signed Charles Evans Jr. TWICE on a bio card from the John Smith collection. $225.

Chick Evans. Signed a newspapeer clipping “Chick Evans August 24, 1939” attached to a blank 3 x 5.  $125.

tough Chick Evans autograph, historical amateur golfer. Evans remained an amateur his entire life, won a U.S. Open and multiple U.S. Amateurs among many other. He died in 1979.Perfect “Chick Evans” signature on a 6 1/4” x 3 1/2” card below a newspaper photo of Evans reflecting on his memorabilia. Inscribed and dated by Evans “To John Raushenberger Bonne chance, bona furtuna und gluck! Affectionately Chick Evans Dec. 1, 1967”. Authenticated and purchased from golf expert Mark Emerson $150.

Johnny Farrell, Inscribed “Best Regards” Johnny Farrell on a blank 3 x 5. $150.

Jim Ferrier. Signed Jim Ferrier on a blank 3 x 5. $85.

Jack Fleck. Signed Jack Fleck on a lined 3 x 5. Surprise 1955 US Open winner defeated Hogan in a playoff. $20.

Doug Ford. Signed Doug Ford on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Vic Ghezzi.Inscribed by Ghezzi in pencil on a cut attached to a blank 3 x 5 “Vic Ghezzi P.G.A. Champion 1941. $75.

Walter Hagan. Inscribed on a lined 3 x 5 “To Richard Ockomon Golfingly Walter Hagan”. $350.

Chick Harbert. Signed “Chick” Harbert on a blank 3 x 5. $30.

Chandler Harper. Signed Chandler Harper on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Dutch Harrison. Signed E.J. “Dutch” Harrison on a blank 3 x 5. $85.

Les Harrison. Signed and dated by “Les Harrison 6-18-81” on a blank 3 x 5. $85.

Clayton Heafner. Signed “Clayton Heafner” on a red bordered gummed label attached to a blank 3 x 5. $40.

Jimmy Hines. Signed “Jimmy Hines” on a red bordered gummed label attached to a blank 3 x 5. $40.

Ben Hogan. Clear signature on the blank side of a lined 3 x 5.  $95.

Jock Hutchinson. Signed Jock Hutchinson on a lined 3 x 5. $150.

Willie Macfarlane.  Signed “Willie MacFarlane U.S. Open Champ 1925” on a blank 3 x 5. $500.

Harold MacSpayden. Signed Harold McSpayden” on a cut which has been attached to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $60.

Cary Middlecoff. Clear signature on a blank 3 x 5. $65.

Abe Mitchell. Nice clean cut attached to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5.  $125.

Byron Nelson. Signed “Byron Nelson” in green ink on a blank 3 x 5. $30.

Bobby Nichols. Neatly signed  on the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $15.

Johnny Nichols. Inscribed “Best Wishes to John Golfingly Johnny Nichols May 22/69” $20.

Jack Nicklaus. Neatly signed in blank marker on the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $50.

Arnold Palmer.  Neatly signed in blue ball point on the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $60.

Alf Padgham. Triangular cut signed “AH Padgham” attached to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $60.

Henri Picard.  Signed “HG Picard 6/10/81” on a blank 3 x 5. $95.

Gary Player. Signed in black sharpie on a blank 3 x 5. $20.

Johnny Revolta. Inscribed on a blank 3 x 5 “Hi Fellow- It’s a great game Keep trying Golfingly Yours Johnny Revolta”.  $50.

Chi Chi Rodriguez. Signed “Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez” on a blank 3 x 5. $15.

Paul Runyan. Neatly Signed on a blank 3 x 5. $50.

Gene Sarazen.  Signed “Best Wishes from Gene Sarazen” Sept 17 1949 on a lined 3 x 5. $75.

Denny Shute. Large cut signed “Denny Shute”attached  to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5. $150.

Louise Suggs. Signed Louise Suggs on a blank 3 x 5. $25.

Jimmy Thomson. Signed “Jimmy Thomson 1941” on a red bordered gummed label attached to a blank 3 x 5. $40.
 
Glenna Collett Vare. Inscribed  “Glenna Collett Vare” on a blank 3 x 5. $250.

Ken Venturi. Inscribed “To Jeff Morey Best Wishes Ken Venturi” on a blank 3 x 5. $25.

Ellsworth Vines. Large cut signed “Ellsworth Vines”attached  to the blank side of a lined 3 x 5 with a photo also attached. $30.

Tom Weiskopf. “Inscribed “Best Wishes Tom Weiskopf” in black sharpie in a lined 3 x 5. $20.

Mickey Wright. Signed “Best Wishes Mickey Wright” on a blank 3 x 5. $30.

Babe Zaharias. Signed “Babe Zaharias” and dated 1951 in pencil on a colored 3 x 5. Some pencil writing on back. $250.







Other Sports

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Basketball
Collection of approximately 775 signed 3 x 5 with basketball players, both college and Pro. The great majority of the lot comes from the collection of well known autograph collector Jeff Morey. Many Hall of Famers and ell known names. Forrest “Phog” Allen, Paul Arizon, Elgin Baylor, Ralph Beard (2), Roger Brown, Howard Cann, Bob Cousy, Dutch Dehnert, Ray Felix, Chet Forte, Sihugo Green, Alex Groza, Cliff Hagan (2), Tex Harrison, John Havlicek, Leon Hillard, Hot Rod Hundley, Wally “Wah Wah” Jones, Bill Kenville, Rudy LaRusso, Ed McCauley (2), Dick McGuire (3), Bud Palmer (3), Bob Pettit, Jim Pollard, Willis Reed, Pat Riley, Adolph Schayes, Frank Selvy (3), Ernie Vandeweghe, Jerry West (2), Jo Jo White, Sherman White, Max Zaslofsky. Comes with a Mastronet COA from when the lot was originally purchased. $2,500.







Non Sports

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