This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 3/9/2014
For anyone attempting to assemble a complete run of the Baseball Magazine Player photo premiums they will be delighted to win and sort thru this unusually large group of 71 pieces, 68 of which are different. These cover a wide range of years and as can be expected condition/size varies. Most appear to be original and untampered with, a few are cut down and a few are mounted to heavy paper backing, as always there are some pinholes, and a couple of piece of tape on the backs. Overall this is very nice collectible group. We have scanned a few of the HOFers to give an idea of what the majority of them look like. These will be noted in the listing. Included are alphabetically: James Bagby, Harry Breechen, Tom Bridges, Max Carey, Alfonso "Chico" Carrasquel, Phil Cavaretta(cut down), Spurgeon Chandler, Russ Christopher, William Walker Cooper, Roy Cullenbine, Alvin Dark, Larry Doby, Jumping Joe Dugan, Luke Easter, Robert Elliott, David Ferriss(cut down), James Emory Foxx, Charles Gelbert,Joe (Flash) Gordon, Burleigh Grimes, Steve Gromek, Stanley Hack, Leo Hartnett, Kirby Higbe, Harry Hooper(trimmed to photo), Cecil (Tex) Hughson, Charles Keller(cut down), Ray Kremer, John (Buddy) Lewis, Henry (Heinie) Manush, Martin Marion, Frank McCormick (Indians), Frank McCormick(Phillies), William Barney McCosky, Joe Medwick, "Bob" Meusel(short top to bottom), John Mize(adhered to light cardboard), Terry Moore(cut down), Pat Moran(cut down), Ray Mueller, Van Lingle Mungo(adhered to paper as Mize), Charles (Buddy) Myer(2), William Nicholson, Nelson Potter(cut down), Victor Raschi, Harold (Peewee) Reese, Harold (Pete) Reiser, Sam Rice(2), Ed Rommell, Elmer Riddle, Saul Rogovin, Raymond Sanders, Hal Schumacher(adhered to light cardboard stock), Truett (Rip) Sewell, Stanley Spence, Edward Stankey, Vernon Stephens, Eugene Thompson, Paul (Dizzy) Trout, George Uhle(2), Dick Wakefield(cut down), Fred (Dixie) Walker, William (Bucky) Walters, Aaron Ward and Nicholas (Mickey) Witek. Lastly is Frank House, the Washington D.C. version and 1927 Pittsburgh Pirates Pennant Winners Team and 1944 St. Louis Browns Team. Overall condition 60% like the ones pictured, 30% lesser and 10% F/G. Please ask questions on specific ones.