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Important Sports Memorabilia Collection
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Ann Arbor, MI 48103

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Saturday Aug 10, 2019 Completed

Auction Type
Live Auction

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American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company Contact: Kenny Lindsay Phone: 734-223-3277 Email: productionline@msn.com Website: www.MichiganAuctionCompany.com GoToAuction.com ID#: 1339 View company information and listings

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*Kenny Lindsay's* AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY Presents The Ted Koch Historic SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION at THE SUPER AUCTION There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch. In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest. This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction. If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today. HONORABLE MENTION Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright. Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.

Listing Information

Kenny Lindsay's
AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY

Presents

The Ted Koch

Historic

SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION
at
THE SUPER AUCTION

There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm

Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM

We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch.

In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest.

This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction.

If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today.

HONORABLE MENTION

Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright.
Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.

Photo Gallery

Roger Maris Autographed Baseball

Father of Baseball, Alexander Cartright Letter

Circa 1856 Alexander Cartright Letter

Lot 3777: Stan Musial 26x28 Chesterfield Broadside

Satchel Paige Signed Magazine Photo

Satchel Paige Signed Index Card

Ted Williams Signed Baseball Card

1963 Topps Pete Rose Rookie Card

1919-1921 W514 Strip Cards Group

3772: Bell, Chandler, Max Carey etc

3771: Appling, Ashburn, Averill, Barlick

3770: Red Faber Signed HOF Postcard

3768: Eddie Collins Signed HOF Postcard

3770: Joe Cronin Pittsburgh Pirates Signed Postcard

3759: Edd Roush Signed Postcard

3758: Goose Goslin Signed Postcard

3758:Goose Goslin Signed Postcard

3758: Ford Frick Signed HOF Postcard

3757: Burleigh Grimes Signed HOF Postcard

3763: Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers Signed Postcard

3762: Harry Hooper Signed HOF Postcard

3757: Burleigh Grimes Signed HOF Postcard

3761: Carl Hubbell Signed HOF Postcard

3764: Travis Jackson Signed HOF Postcard

3761: Sandy Koufax Signed HOF Postcard

3762: George Kelly Signed HOF Postcard

3767: Freddie Lindstrom Signed HOF Postcard

3769: Rube Marquard Signed HOF Postcard

3765: Joe Medwick Signed HOF Postcard

3763: Hank Greenberg Signed HOF Postcard

3759: Joe DiMaggio Signed HOF Postcard

Max Carey Signed Personal Check

Hall of Fame Ed Barrow Signed Cut

Hank Aaron Signed 5x7 Photograph

Early Willie Mays Signed Postcard

Harry Hooper Signed Postcard

LOT 3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Al Kaline

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Joe Sparma

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Roy Oyler

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Jim Price

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Eddie Mathews

13775: 968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Earl Wilson

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Norm Cash

3775: 1968 Detroit Tigers World Champs with Mayo Smith

3755: Al Kaline and Charlie Gehringer Signed Perez & Steele

3754: Four Hall of Famer Signed Postcards

3753: McCovey, Stargell & Marchial Signed Postcards

3752: Ted Williams Autographed Perez-Steele

3751: Trio of Signed Hall of Famers with Hank Aaron

3750: Trio of Signed Hall of Famers with Warren Spahn

3749: Trio of Hall of Famers with Brooks Robinson

3748: Trio of Hall of Famers with Johnny Bench and Al Lopez

Honus Wagner Baseball Card

1930s Wheaties Panels

1930's Wheaties Panels

1940s Wheaties Panel with Mickey Cochrane

1940s Wheaties Panel with Tommy Bridges

Lot 3768: Autographed HOF Postcards

3770: Group of Signed HOF Postcards with Joe Cronin

3758: Group of 4 Signed HOF Postcards with Goose Goslin

3757: Group of 4 Signed with Burleigh Grimes

3769: Group of 4 Signed with Rube Marquard and Ted Lyons

3767: Freddie Lindstrom, Stan Musial and More

3766: Pee Wee Reese, Enos Slaughter and More

3765: Joe Medwick, Joe Sewell and More

3764: Travis Jackson, George Kell and More

3763: Hank Greenberg, Charlie Gehringer

3762: Harry Hooper, George Kelly

3761: Sandy Koufax, Waite Hoyt

3760: Lloyd Waner, Early Wynn

3759: Joe DiMaggio, Whiety Ford

3747: 28ct. Signed Baseball Postcards

3776: Stan Musial 28x22 Rawlings Promo

3787: St. Louis Cardinals SAYLERGame Worn Jersey

3786: 1987 St. Louis Cardinals Game Jersey and Pants

3783: 1976 St. Louis Cardinals DWYER Game Worn Jersey

3787B: Cleveland Indians PUGH Game Worn Jersey

3784: 1982 St. Louis Cardinals Game Worn Jersey

3782: Vintage Stan Musial Autographed Wool Jersey

3781:Vintage St. Louis Cardinals Game Worn Jersey

3781:Vintage St. Louis Cardinals Game Worn Jerse

3785: 1985 St. Louis Cardinals Game Worn Jersey

3784: 1982 St. Louis Cardinals Game Worn Jersey

3787: St. Louis Cardinals SAYLERGame Worn Jersey

3778: 1925 Babe Ruth New York Yankees Pictorial

3779: 1931 Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig Pictorial

3826: Autographed Boxing Card Group Lot

3826: Max Schmelling Signed Boxing Card

3826: Jake LaMotta Signed Boxing Card

3826: Muhammad Ali Signed Boxing Card

3826: Floyd Patterson Signed Cards

3802: 24 ct. 1940s Sportfolio and More

3807: Vintage St. Louis Cardinals Media Photos and More

3820: 1950s Wrestling Magazines and More

3820: Wrestling Broadside with Bronco Nagurski

3820: Wrestling Broadside Gorgeous George

3820: Wrestling Broadside with Gorgeous Geroge

3820: Wrestling Broadside

3820: Vintage Wrestling Promo Ads

3817: Vintage Female Wrestling Media Photos

3817: 65 ct. 1940s Walter Sweet Wrestling Photos

3818: Wrestling Publicity Photographs

3818: 200 ct. Wrestling Media & Publicity Photos

3829: Circa 1950 Jim J. Jeffries Boxing Autograph

3829: 1925 Jack Dempsey Original Media Photo

3829: Reverse Side of Dempsey Photo

3825: Huge Group of Old The Ring Boxing Magazines

3797: 12 ct. 1940s-60s Stan Musial Publications

3798: 24 ct. Babe Ruth Sports and More

3799: 28 ct. Baseball Thrills and Various Sports Comics

3800: 13 ct. 1940s True Spot Picture Stories

3801: 12 ct. Sports Comics with Lou Gehrig

3803: Group of 4 Jackie Robinson Publications

3804: Group of 4 with Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella

3805: Early 20th Century Baseball Felts

3805: Yogi Berra, Bob Feller, Ralph Kiner Records

3805: Vintage Baseball Felts and Record Albums

3806: Hartland Baseball Statues

3808: 30 ct. 1940s Sports Action Comics and More

3809: 50+ Detroit Lions JD McCarthy Postcards. Many Signed

3810: 14K-24K Gold Sports Premiums and More

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3730: 1934 Detroit Tigers Team Autographs

3731:1938 Detroit Tigers Team Autographs

3730:1934 Detroit Tigers

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Important Sports Memorabilia Collection

American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company

Contact: Kenny Lindsay
Phone: 734-223-3277

Washtenaw Farm Council Fairgrounds 5055 Ann Arbor Saline Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Saturday Aug 10, 2019 Completed

The Super Auction Partial Terms

Listing Details
*Kenny Lindsay's* AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY Presents The Ted Koch Historic SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION at THE SUPER AUCTION There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch. In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest. This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction. If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today. HONORABLE MENTION Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright. Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.