Collectibles, Sports Memorabilia & More

Original 1963 Pete Rose Topps Rookie Card: An original 1963 Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Topps rookie baseball card. This card depicts Pete with three other rookies. The card is #537 and retains its original vivid and bold colors. The card is housed in a protective top loader. Pete Rose is Major League Baseball’s “All-Time Hit King.” He was inducted into the Cincinnati Reds Hall Of Fame last summer.

1954 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Bowman Baseball Card: A 1954 (HOF) Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Bowman baseball card. This card features a close-up image of this legendary switch-hitter. This colorful Bowman card is #65 and depicts a replica signature of this Yankees Hall Of Fame member. The card has a left corner crease. With a clean front and back, the card is off-center and housed in a protective top loader. Mickey Mantle had an illustrious career with the New York Yankees. He is a member of the National Baseball Hall Of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.

Personally Owned Joe DiMaggio Golf Ring COA: A scarce ring that once belonged to New York Yankees and baseball great Hall Of Fame player Joe DiMaggio. With a Letter Of Provenance from Hunt Auctions Philadelphia Pa, and signed by the Di Maggio family, this ring was sold at public auction in 2006 in New York City. The ring was Lot 412 and titled 1988 Hall Of Fame Classic Commemorative Oversized Ring. This ring has the date of May 1988 on the one side and Showboat Atlantic City on the other side. The center of this gold-colored ring has a green enameled embedded face with an NBC Peacock logo in gold. Around the outside, it reads “Hall Of Fame Golf Classic.” There are no markings or writing in the inner part of the ring. A tremendous opportunity to own a personal item from one of Major League Baseball’s greatest players. The LOA from the Di Maggio Family accompanies this ring. The heavy weighted ring comes in a cardboard storage box with no lid.

1962 Reds Bobblehead: A 1962 Cincinnati Reds bobblehead. The bobblehead is Mr. Red with “REDS” embossed in red letters on his chest. The base is round green color and the bottom is stamped “Japan Pat. #218612 S.S. CORP. ©1962”. “CINCINNATI” is hand painted on the base. This bobblehead is made of paper mache type of material.

Johnny Bench Signed Baseball: A Johnny Bench autographed National League (White President) baseball. John signed the “sweet spot” with a blue ink pen. The baseball comes in a ball holder that has a wood pressed base. A thin metal plate has the Cincinnati Reds logo engraved as well as “Johnny Bench Hall of Fame 1989”. His signature has not been authenticated.

1980s-1990s Ohio State Football Programs: An assortment of 1980s-1990s Ohio State Buckeyes football programs. This selection includes programs titled “Battle Cry,” and “Today’s Game.” Many of the Buckeyes Big Ten foes are included such as Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Penn State, Illinois, Indiana, and Purdue. Other opponents include LSU, Oklahoma State, Notre Dame, Syracuse, Boston College, Colorado, and Washington. Each publication is housed in a plastic protective top loader. Please note, EBTH did not inspect each program for the condition and completion.

Crosley Field Seats: A pair of Crosley Field seats. Crosley Field was the home field of the Cincinnati Reds (baseball and football teams), the Cincinnati Bengals (1937, 1941-1943), Cincinnati Tigers, Buckeyes and the Clowns (all three were Negro League Teams). The seats are made of wood with a metal frame and are self standing. Redland Field was renamed Crosley Field in 1934; Crosley was the last name of the Powel Crosely Jr., the owner of the Reds from 1934-1961.

Twenty 1990s-2000s Ohio State Football Programs: An assortment of twenty 1990s-2000s Ohio State Buckeyes “Game Day” football programs. Many of the Buckeyes Big Ten foes are included such as Michigan, Iowa, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Penn State, Illinois, and Indiana. Other opponents include Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Marshall, and Miami Redhawks. Most of the publications are housed in a plastic protective top loader. Please note, EBTH did not inspect each program for the condition and completion.

Twenty 1980s-1990s Ohio State Football Programs: An assortment of 1980s-1990s Ohio State Buckeyes football programs. This selection includes programs such as Alabama vs. Ohio State with an illustration of Woody Hayes and Bear Bryant on the front cover. Many of the Buckeyes Big Ten foes are included such as Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Illinois, Indiana, and Purdue. Other opponents include Washington, Oregon, LSU, Colorado, West Virginia, and Syracuse. Each publication is housed in a plastic protective top loader. Please note, EBTH did not inspect each program for the condition and completion.

Pete Rose Signed Baseball: A Pete Rose autographed National League (Feeney President) baseball. Pete signed one of the side panels and added, “Best Wishes” and “6-86” with a blue ink pen. The ball comes in a baseball holder. His signature has not been authenticated.

1950s/60s Sports Trays: A set of six small serving trays and one large serving tray that features champions from various sports. The trays are black with gold shaded lettering and graphics. The large tray has six sections that honor record holders for specific sports, the earliest date listed is from 1932 (boxing), the latest date listed is 1961 (all of the sports list a 1961 champion). The sports are: Professional football, Kentucky Derby, World Series, US Open Golf, Heavyweight Boxing and College Football. The small trays list: Heisman Trophy Winners from 1950-1961; Batting Champions from 1954-1961 (both leagues); Triple Crown Winners – 1919 Sir Barton to 1948 Citation; Jim Thorpe Trophy winners from 1955-1961; Neil Memorial Trophy winners from 1946-1961 and the National Amateur Golf winners from 1950-1961.

1996-98 Bearcats Signed Basketball: A 1996-98 University of Cincinnati men’s autographed basketball. There are fourteen signatures, here are thirteen of the names: Bob Huggins (Head Coach), Melvin Levett, Ruben Patterson, Jackson Julson, Terrence Davis, Bobby Brannen, James Stock, Danny Fortson, Charles Williams, Damon Flint, Kenyon Martin, Darnell Burton and Rodrick Monroe; there is one signature that is illegible. The basketball is a two-tone Spalding Top-Flite. The white panels are smooth, made for signatures. The signatures have not been authenticated.

Four Golf Putters: A group of four golf putters. The putters are as listed: Daisy by Royal, shaded yellow; Spalding “Cash-In”; blade shaped putter head with no maker and an Acushnet “Bulls Eye” Original putter.

1966 Pete Rose Topps Baseball Card: A 1966 Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Topps #30 baseball card. This card features a close-up image of Pete in a batting pose. The card retains its bold and vivid colors and is housed in a protective top loader. Pete is a member of the Reds Hall Of Fame and is Major League Baseball’s “All-Time Hit King.”

Cincinnati Bengals NFL Football Cards: A two roll cardboard storage box filled with Cincinnati Bengals NFL football cards. The cards consist of common, stars, and rookies. The cards date from the 1980s-2000s. Some of the players include Darnay Scott, Carson Palmer, Boomer Esiason, Rey Maualuga, Chad Johnson, Corey Dillon, Peter Warrick, and more. Most of the card are from Topps. Please note, EBTH did not inspect each card in this collection. There may be duplicate cards.