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Babe Ruth Rookie Card Pacing Auction
The latest Babe Ruth rookie card to hit the market is drawing bidders not shy about chasing one of the hobby’s icons. With a little over a week to go, the 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth PSA 2 rookie...
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Memory Lane Ready to Launch Spring Auction
“All encompassing” might be the best phrase to use when describing Memory Lane Inc’s upcoming spring catalog auction. 1175 lots of high-grade and rare sports cards and memorabilia will be on the block...
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Memorabilia from Long Ago Philadelphia A’s player Uncovered
Stuck in a closet and forgotten for more than 40 years, memorabilia from one of Connie Mack’s favorite players is awaiting a new owner. Mike Turner, the 86-year-old son-in-law of former Philadelphia...
View ArticlePhoto of the Day: Mack, McGraw and the First Mid-Summer Classic
Managers for the 1933 All-Star Game help launch a contest that became an American sports staple.
View Article1910 E96 Philadelphia Caramel Set Was “2nd Series” of Prior Release
The 1910 Philadelphia Caramel card set has its own designation as E96 but it was really a continuation of the company's inaugural E95 set.
View ArticleHoly Grail of Press Pins Coming to Auction
Pioneered by sportswriter S.O. Grauley, “Father of the World Series press pin,” in 1911 to stymie Hall of Fame manager John McGraw, the historic pin is one of several consigned to auction.
View ArticleTraded for Jackson: Bris Lord’s 1910 A’s Championship Pin Coming to Auction
A 1910 A's championship pin awarded to a player who'd been acquired for Shoeless Joe Jackson is heading for auction.
View ArticleBabe Ruth Rookie Card Pacing Auction
The latest Babe Ruth rookie card to hit the market is drawing bidders not shy about chasing one of the hobby’s icons. With a little over a week to go, the 1914 Baltimore News Babe Ruth PSA 2 rookie...
View ArticleMemory Lane Ready to Launch Spring Auction
High-grade vintage stars and sets from all sports go on the auction block later this week.
View ArticleMemorabilia from Long Ago Philadelphia A’s player Uncovered
Chick Galloway, once one of the finest infielders in baseball, died in 1969. His son-in-law put his baseball memorabilia in storage and it stayed there until recently.
View ArticlePhoto of the Day: Mack, McGraw and the First Mid-Summer Classic
Managers for the 1933 All-Star Game help launch a contest that became an American sports staple.
View Article1910 E96 Philadelphia Caramel Set Was “2nd Series” of Prior Release
The 1910 Philadelphia Caramel card set has its own designation as E96 but it was really a continuation of the company's inaugural E95 set.
View ArticleHoly Grail of Press Pins Coming to Auction
Pioneered by sportswriter S.O. Grauley, “Father of the World Series press pin,” in 1911 to stymie Hall of Fame manager John McGraw, the historic pin is one of several consigned to auction.
View ArticleTraded for Jackson: Bris Lord’s 1910 A’s Championship Pin Coming to Auction
A 1910 A's championship pin awarded to a player who'd been acquired for Shoeless Joe Jackson is heading for auction.
View ArticlePhiladelphia Story: Connie Mack’s Long-Lost Ledger Books at Auction
Ledger books spanning more than 40 years of transactions and player records are being sold by Love of the Game Auctions.
View ArticleConnie Mack’s Eight Decade Career in Cardboard
His first win came in 1894. His last in 1950. Connie Mack's baseball cards help tell the story of the Tall Tactician's career.
View ArticleRare Bling: George McBride’s Minty 1911 Barnstorming Pendant
The family of former Senators' shortstop George McBride has consigned a rare pendant from his playing days, one that has a diamond in the center.
View ArticleRare E224 Texas Tommy Set Includes Two Variations
Issued in 1914 and possibly named for a popular dance, ethe E224 Texas Tommy set is hard to find and includes two different types.
View Article5 Underrated E95 and E96 Philadelphia Caramel Cards
It's a set full of big names from more than a century ago. We've got some value plays inside the Philadelphia Caramel baseball card sets.
View ArticleRare 19th Century Cabinet Photo with Connie Mack Up for Auction
An 1897 composite cabinet photo of the Western League Milwaukee Brewers features a legendary player-manager.
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