Two cards with some damage as can be seen in the scans.  Spencer is Baseball Series No 81, Carroll, from the Baseball Series No 39.

This lot consists of a plastic Tennessee Oilers car tag, a soft drink holder and a slew of old tickets.

Two pins to memorialize one's attendance at the Daytona 94 meet and another which reads Americade '94. One of the fasteners is missing. Americade is a week-long motorcycle rally that is held during the first full week of June.  Lake George New York.  Pins were used on the riders leather jacket

This little card was an insert in a cigarette pack produced by the Imperial company in Canada  It is from Baseball Series set known as C46 made in 1910. Lee was a pitcher for the Newark International League which had teams in America and Canada.  He was a pitcher.  

This little tobacco card was inserted in cigarette packs by the Imperial Company based in Canada.  This was the first card in the C-55 series perhaps since he was a Hockey Hall of Fame player.  This card has some damage so please study the scan carefully. There is a hard to see light crease which begins at the top of the right hand edge and runs through part of his shirt.  The area at the right bottom corner is also a crease.

Neat old sepia photograph of the Bernville baseball team.  The photo is a little creased at the top middle edge.  Photo is the size of a postcard.  Someone has written on the back in period hand writing, "Baseball Team photo. Bernville Penna year 1912". 

This item falls in the category of "doesn't fit in".  I no longer count myself a baseball fan but have always been fascinated by the history of baseball and I'm a fan of Ken Burns.  I watched all nine programs and found it mesmerizing.  These are on VHS tapes, which I have always found superior to DVD's as they never get stuck and you can resume where you left off.  Ignore the shipping price on the invoice.  It will be sent media mail and not sure of the cost.  I will refund excessive postage.

Some wear to this little booklet though it presents well.  There is a large corner crease on the bottom corner which blends in with the graphics.  There is a small linear crease on the same corner. The paper is newsprint quality and has acidic toning but interior pages are clean.  The most interesting thing is the photographs of some of the high school teams, complete with names.  Not all the teams are pictured and some states just has a few teams listed.  Also the Official Playing Rules Recodified. 80 pages. 

This great silver print photograph with mount measures 14 by 12 inches.  Photographer mark on Schneider of Chicago.  Framing instructions on the back read 1917 but the photograph could be earlier.  All of the individuals in the photograph have signed their names.  One appears to read J A Bender, another W B Traser in bold ink.  The three others are in lighter ink and harder to read so I won't. I can't read the trophy either.  They are look pretty proud of themselves.  The first scan is of the photo in the frame which will not be included.  The second scan is of the photograph itself and has the truest appearance. 

I bet there aren't many of these left.  Shows the mascot and a football helmet for the University of Georgia team.  Stains and wear. 

Vincent Joseph Dooley (born September 4, 1932) was the head football coach (seasons 1964 through 1988

One and 3/4 of an inch celluloid button.  Clean with the exception of one tiny spot on the rim. 

This is an 8 by 10 photograph of Andrew Agassi showing off his 1996 Olympic Gold Meal.  This was given to me by a friend who purchased it at a charity auction.  Hopefully the signature is authentic but I have no way of knowing it for sure so won't promise that it is. 

7/8 of an inch litho is good condition.  It is from some kind of set.  It has a duck with glasses on the back and says "baseball contest."

See scan.

Four two and a quarter inch buttons made for golf tournaments in Nashville.  One is from 1978 and the other from 1979  Pro-Celbrity Golf Tournament and two are from the Sara Lee Classic tournaments in 1992 and 1993.

Neat advertising booklet featuring my all time favorite baseball player. Illustrations of hunting guns as well as Williams. I believe it was published in 1971. 

Attractive envelope put out by the Post Office when UT won the National Championship.  Oh, those were the days.  I have two available, but only one in this listing.

This was taken from a scrapbook and part of the scrapbook is on the back.  Horse Racing. New Orleans Louisiana.  Everything in the scrap book was late 1800's to mid 1900's.

9 by 7 and a half inch photo on a board which has been cut down due to the damage. Photo has good contrast and clarity is very good, plus the players are quite handsome. The silver in the albumen causes some distortion when you are not looking dead on at the photo. Note the damage to the lower edge to the left where part of the photo has come loose and has torn off. There is also a tear which extends for at least three inches. Unfortunately the title portion is missing which indicates the state. What I can read is Hannibal YMCA Basketball team 1912-1913.

Great condition on this vintage photo of a basketball team. 8 X 10 inches, encased in a decorative holder not seen in the scan.

Unmounted albumen which came from a dealer in Hopkinsville Kentucky. Photo measures just under 7 inches by 5. Black scrapbook remnants on the back of photo. Large crease which runs a third of the way down the right hand edge and corner crease on the bottom right hand corner. Shows a rather glum looking crowd of people with what should be the winning horse since the woman is holding a bouquet of flowers with streamers.

The scan of this photo is not true to the appearance. It is not dark and has excellent clarity. The mounted photograph measures 8 by 10, with the board 14 by 11. The team is pictured with it's mascot. Some wear to the board. Edges of photo are dingy. There are two real photo postcards of this same team that are listed under Postcards.

Indentations from being in an album and rounded, flaked off corners. Railroad cancel which reads Lakeland & FTMY? RPO sent to Forsyth Georgia

5 by 11 inch photograph which was taken in training camp in St. Petersburg Florida. One of the greatest pitchers in baseball, Koufax played his entire career for the Brooklyn Dodgers which later became the Los Angeles Dodgers. This photo was taken late in his career. Koufax was the youngest pitcher to ever be voted into Baseball's Hall of Fame and a wonderful role model for the Jewish religion. Suitable for framing with his autograph.

Two photographs which measures 5 by 7 inches each. Nice condition with only a small corner crease in one. They have in rolled over the years and don't want to lay down flat. These were taken in St. Petersburg during the team's training camp. Stan the Man seems to be in the closing years of his baseball career. Nice relaxed views of one of the greatest baseball players of all time. St. Louis Cardinals. These photos could be beautifully framed with anyone lucky enough to have his autograph.

This photograph measures about 4 by 3 inches. Nice condition on this studio pose. Photographer mark on the back J Winkelman