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up was what appeared to be a framed architectural firms blue print, and
illustration art mock up display for the St. Louis Cardinals score
board. Probably one of a kind, for the Cards fan that has everything.
43" wide x 30" tall, $1,700.00
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a High Fly arcade game featuring a pistol shooting gallery with a
baseball theme, nice shape, 22" tall x 16 1/2" wide x 10
1/2" deep, $975.00
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up was a 1939 Cincinnati Reds National League Champs pennant 26
3/4" x 9 1/2" $750.00
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was an original drawing of a pirate by renown sports cartoonist Willard
Mullen. The drawing was covered with autographs of all or most of the
1956 Pirates, didn't get dimensions, $3,250.00
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up was Roger Brenahen's New York Giants baseball cap, $5,550.00
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up, a c1890 Spalding Zebra style baseball bat, 32 3/4", $1,900.00
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up was a Jackie Robinson signed baseball inscribed "Best
Wishes", $3,250.00
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was a Jackie Robinson autographed scrap of paper, 3" x 1 1/2",
$590.00
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in the Hunt booth was some kind of printers proof featuring the original
art illustration of Jackie Robinson for the Sept. 22nd 1947 issue of
Time Magazine, framed with an example of the cover, $2,450.00
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up was a c1930 card stock advertising poster for Thom. E. Wilson &
Co., (later Wilson Sporting Goods Co.) official league baseballs, titled
across the top "The Ace of Diamonds", 19" tall x 13"
wide, $750.00
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was a Chicago Cubs pennant, looked c1930's, 3 feet wide x 14" tall,
$2,200.00
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