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1948 (1949) Leaf partial Set including: Satchel Paige, Jackie Robinson, Babe Ruth, Stan Musial, Ted Williams, Bob Feller, Enos Slaughter (wrong back), and many more rare single print cards and error cards (wrong backs). The error (wrong back) cards are some of the rarest varieties to find, some of which PSA only lists one or two examples - an absolute treasure trove of rarities for the 1948 Leaf Baseball set collector. 1933 Goudey Partial Set including: Babe Ruth 53, 144, 149; Lou Gehrig 92, 160; Hack Wilson 211; and many more hall of famers. 1939 Play Ball Partial Set including: Joe DiMaggio 26; Ted Williams (rookie) 92; and many more hall of fame players. 1940 Play Ball Partial Set including: Joe DiMaggio 1; Ted Williams 27; Shoeless Joe Jackson 225; and many more hall of fame players. 1941 Play Ball Partial Set including: Ted Williams 14; Pee Wee Reese (rookie) 54; and many more hall of fame players. 1953 Bowman Black & White Complete Set VG to EX; 1964 Topps Giants Mickey Mantle Autographed; 1955 Armour Baseball Coins; 1928 Babe Ruth Candy Card Set (lesser quality set); 1928 Babe Ruth Candy Wrapper; Several Partial & Full Sets of Kellogg Baseball Cards. Cards will be sold individually or in two-to-five card lots unless otherwise noted. There will be a large variety of raw cards and 26 cards graded by PSA - many of which are very low population, must have for any serious collectors of 1933 to Post War Baseball Cards. Including commons and sets, there are 265 lots with at least 75 uncommon to extremely rare cards present.