Summer Slam Collectibles Aug'26
Lot 326:
Description
BID PER WHAT YOU SEE IN THE PHOTO, NOT THE AI GENERATED TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS! An assortment of approximately 60 vintage baseball cards primarily from the mid-1950s, featuring major releases from Topps and Bowman. The collection includes 1954 Topps cards such as #23 Don Mueller, #30 Walt Dropo, #110 Andy Carey, #118 Bob Grim, #157 Jim Bolger, #167 Billy Hoeft, #173 Hal Smith, #186 Curt Roberts, #187 Karl Spooner, #197 Jim Davis, and #198 Hank Thompson. The 1955 Topps set is represented by cards including #10 Sid Hudson, #14 Carl Erskine, #45 Dave Philley, #55 Jim Hegan, #71 Herman Wehmeier, #86 Leroy Wheat, #134 Ebba St. Claire, and #145 Bob Scheffing. 1956 Topps examples include #24 Wally Moon, #42 Milt Bolling, #43 Ralph Terry, #146 Robert R. Boyd, #152 Alex Kellner, #153 Harry Perkowski, #156 Gil McDougald, #182 Mickey Micelotta, and #193 Willie Jones. Bowman highlights include 1954 vertical layout cards such as #28 Joe Adcock, #45 Cass Michaels, #111 Gerald Staley, #120 Preston Ward, #121 Ray Blades, #124 Clyde Vollmer, #125 Steve Ridzik, #127 Myron Ginsberg, #128 Ray Katt, #129 Jim Wilson, #133 Dick Kokos, and #142 Sid Gordon. Also included are several 1955 Bowman Color TV set cards characterized by woodgrain borders, notably #43 Marlowe, #45 Garver, #46 Fitzgerald, #50 Maxwell, and #51 Adcock. The collection is completed with a 1957 Topps #123 Al Pilarcik and a 1959 Topps #451 Joe Gordon. Most cards are identified by printed names and numbers on the front or back surfaces.
Condition report:
The collection is in raw, ungraded condition with general technical grades ranging from Poor to Very Good. Most cards show moderate rounding and softening of corners consistent with age and handling. Visible edge wear, light scuffing, and minor surface creasing are present on several examples, with more significant creasing noted on the #153 Harry Perkowski card. Some cards exhibit minor tape residue or surface marks. Centering varies across the lot, with some cards being significantly off-center. The majority of the cards are housed in protective plastic top-loaders, many of which have price stickers affixed to the exterior plastic.
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