Gigantic late-1930s Coca-Cola display featuring Ty Cobb and Red Grange—an 80-inch die-cut stunner packed with stars and vintage Americana charm.
Posts published in “Memorabilia”
Autographs, game-used gear, tickets, advertising, and cardboard-adjacent gems.
A 1951 Ebbets Field ticket to Mickey Mantle’s first game in NYC appeared in Mastro’s August 2002 auction catalog. Just five are PSA-graded.
A rare piece of Mickey Mantle memorabilia, key fobs from his Holiday Inn in Joplin, have quietly become a collector's prize.
A stunning trio of 1950s–60s baseball calendars featuring Wagner, Ott, and Hornsby—vintage gems once used to promote the game and its legends.
The only known original photo used for Mickey Mantle’s 1954 Red Heart card is up for auction. A historic image with hobby lore baked in.
Huggins & Scott is offering original 1930s Diamond Stars artwork for Ott and Foxx, a major piece of hobby history from a legendary National Chicle find.
A majestic, rare early-’60s Mickey Mantle Rawlings poster—among his most coveted ads—has sold for thousands. But beware: fakes are everywhere.