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Cards:
All cards are near mint unless noted.
View all my Sports cards for sale here, or click "View" next to each one.

Baseball:

Ken Griffey Jr. 1992 Premiere Edition 6 card Playball USA cards set. Limited to only 11,000 sets. 6 different individual gold prism hologram foil bordered cards of Seattle Mariner Griffey Jr., in clear baggie, with numbered sticker on flap. Photos on front, art sketches on back. I saved the part of the page from the Diamond Dist. catalog with the solicitation too, which is what notes the 11,000 limitation. Never opened, I have 2 sets, #6713 and #6965...$5 each (View)

I also have a batch of Post cereal baseball cards, some from 1992, and others from 2002-2004, most by Topps and two cards per pack, and 3 from 1993 Hostess snacks. Ask for list until I figure out what to ask for them. Probably only .50 stuff, may give away with worthwhile orders.

Basketball:

1991 Fleer NBA basketball 9 card uncut promo sheet, 8" x 11". Inserted in various mags, mine came from Diamond Previews catalogs. Cards are of Robert Parrish (Celtics), Tim Hardaway (Warriors), David Robinson (Spurs), Lionel Simmons (Kings, Rookie Sensation card #1), Patrick Ewing (Knicks, #4 of 6 painting cards), Kevin Johnson (Suns, #4 of 6 Schoolyard Stars), Coach Mike Dunleavy (Lakers), Kenny Smith (Rockets), and Ewing blocking Karl Malone at the All-Star Game. All have upper right corner tip ding, but it's in the wider margin and affects no cards, otherwise they're near mint. I have a small batch, buy several! A mere...$1 each, will discount for multiples! (View)

Fleer Ultra 1995/96 NBA basketball 6 card uncut promo sheet, 8.5" x 11". Nice thick cardstock, with glossy finish and gold stamping. Cards are of Mookie Blaylock (Hawks), Antonio McDyess (Nuggets), Hakeem Olajuwon (Rockets), Nick Van Exel (Lakers), Jerry Stackhouse (Sixers), and Damon Stoudamire (Raptors). Most all have one or more corner tip dings, from storage etc., but pretty minor. Will pick best one as they go. Have multiples, so buy several!...$1 each, and will discount for multiples! (View)

Football:

McDonald's Miami Dolphins 1993 Gameday card sheets B & C, from McDonald's/Fleer. Sheets have 6 cards. Near Mint, with nice glossy photos and player's info on back, have several of each. Sheet B (View) has Keith Jackson, Dan Marino, John Offerdahl, Louis Oliver, Tony Page, & Pete Stoyanovich. Sheet C (View) has Tony Martin, Irving Fryar, Troy Vincent, Richmond Webb, Jarvis Williams, & O.J. McDuffie...$2 a pair

Marshall Faulk 1995 NFL Pro Line Game Breakers HP1 sample insert/chase card, from Classic. Fancy foil etched card, a promo for the Game Breakers subset. Faulk in his Indianapolis Colts #28 uniform, with "sample" printed to his left...$1 (View)

Keyshawn Johnson 1996 NFL Rookies sample/promo card, from Classic. "Rookie of the Year Interactive" printed next to Keyshawn, and "sample" printed lightly across him. Couple TINY flakes in lower left corner tip...$1 (View)

Emmitt Smith $2000 promo phone card (1995 Sprint/Classic Assets) Now the NFL's all-time leading rusher! "Sample" card, so no time units, but lots cheaper than the "real" one! Emmitt against the Redskins...$5 (View)

Other Sports related cards:

Bruce Lee promo phone cards. 1997 Teledebit/MCA. Both have b&w photo images of shirtless Bruce from movie stills. Only 1000 of each made! 15 minute card is #601/1000 (BL2002), has classic stance shot. 3 minute card is #650/1000 (BL1001), has Bruce with nunchucks...$9 ea., or $15 for both, and FREE SHIPPING. (View)

Dale Earnhardt Jr. (NASCAR) 2003/2004 Post Cereal hologram card. Cool two-channel hologram, with one view of the #8 car, other view is of Earnhardt. Back has bio and career info. Has decoder window for use with Postopia game stuff. Have 4, all NM/M in sealed bags. A mere...$1 ea. (View)

Cereal premiums and other mail-ins:

NASCAR Casey Mears plastic cereal bowl, from Post Cereal, sold only at Target stores. Came shrinkwrapped with 2 boxes of cereal, and they did 3 drivers for the Target/Ganassi racing team, but I only have this one, unused. Small 5.5" diameter, 1.75" deep, with picture of Mears and car in the bottom. Cheap to mail, so why pay $4 for that on auctions? Only...$1 (View)

Post cereal bobbleheads/bobble head baseball figures. All sealed in bags, about 3 1/8" tall. From 2002: Luiz Gonzales (2, Diamondbacks), Mike Piazza (Mets), Bernie Williams (Yankees), and from 2003: Sammy Sosa (4, Cubs)...$2 ea., or 3 for $5, or get ALL 8 for only...$8 (View some loose)

Post cereal Major League Baseball CD-ROM #3, featuring the American League East. From the set of 6 cereal inserts from 2003. The discs have home run video clips, an interactive baseball game called "Home Run Derby Showdown," virtual trading cards of top players from Upper Deck, a RealOne player with a 14-day free trial to RealOne SuperPass, and 1045 hours of free Internet access from AOL. Requires a RealOne player to work, and only works with Windows. Apparently has lots of ads for AOL and RealNetwork stuff to wade through too. Sealed in bag as new. Can't guarantee it will work, so NO RETURNS on this item. Have 2, and have seen others asking $3-$3.99, but I only want...$1 ea. (View)

Super Bowl XXX (1996) helmet mug, m.i.b. - A mail-in from Maxwell House coffee, this is a nice helmet-shaped ceramic mug commemorating Super Bowl #30, won by the Dallas Cowboys. (Has no Cowboys stuff on it, just Super Bowl XXX stuff.) About 4" high and 5" long. Never used, still in styrofoam mailer...$8 (View)

Top/Cards - Die Cast etc. - Ornaments - Misc. - Starting Lineup

Magazines & Media:

Car books, magazines, calendar:

American Cars, by author Leon Mandel. Published by Stewart, Tabori, & Chang, New York, 1982, first print. ISBN 0-941434-19-2. Great 448 page 10"x12" hardcover book filled with photos of cars from Harrah's Automobile collection, covering 1893 to early 1980's. Lots of history and development info too. Has inscription in pen on front endpaper to me from my parents, as it was a birthday gift in 1982. Great condition, hardly ever looked at it. Dust jacket does have a few wrinkles on open edge, and normal but very light shelfwear, but no markings or tears. Binding appears tight still, but there's a very slight curve to the book, probably from storing it flat with other books stacked on it (not kept that way now), may flatten out if you want to bother. Great book for the car nut. No cover price listed on it, but one site said it was $48.50 new. I'm pricing it around the 'usual' average price I see for similar condition copies on the net (and you'll get faster service and usually better packing from me, so buy from the little guy who needs the money!). It's about 6.5 lbs by itself, so likely an 8 lb package in a box, so media mail would be $4.68 or so...$15 (View)

Automobile magazine, Oct. 1994 (Vol. 9, #7), "New Cars '95" issue. Covers new domestic vehicles for 1995. Address label area blacked out with marker, otherwise, fine/very fine condition, complete...$2 (View)

Automobile magazine, Nov. 1994 (Vol. 9, #8), "Imports, New for '95" issue. Covers new import cars for 1995, plus an article about musician J. Geils and his car restoration business; article with photos of various auction, racing and vintage car painted art posters. F/VF or better..$2 (View)

Automobiles Classiques #1, Vol. 1, Spring/Summer 1984. This is the American/English edition done by Arnauld de Fouchier Inc. in New York, which put out 1 issue, then was sold and restarted by a French publisher, then that happened again. Very high quality mag covering exotic and racing cars. 117 editorial pages, then 5 double page cutaway images of 5 racing cars: Porsche DP 936 & 935, BMW 320 & M-1, and Opel Ascona 400. Cover pic of a white Lamborghini Countach. Inside there's articles and great photos of the Lamborghini Countach, Mercedes Benz 300 SLR, Ferrari 275 GTB, the Duesenberg J & SJ, Connolly Bros (makers of the famous leather seat coverings), and an interview with Ferruccio Lamborghini, with nice pics of many of his creations. Excellent condition, I'm calling it Very Fine-Near mint. Some minor reading kinks on the back, and the binding glue has dried and separated from the pages, but they were also sewn in, so nothing has come loose, and it's perfectly readable. One subscription card of the 3 in the back has been removed ($49.95 for 4 issues, cover price was $15!). Near as I can find out, this appears to be the ONLY edition done in English, so I'd think that would make it highly collectible in the U.S. car mag market...$20 (View)

2003 Car and Driver "American Muscle Cars" calendar. 16 months, but 12 'full size' with photos. Unused, some slight fine scratches, one noticeable one on front, left side of windshield, very fine overall. Nice 12"x11" full page, full color photos of muscle cars from various years: 1998 Dodge Viper, 1969 Camaro street rod, 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge, 1971 Barracuda convertible, 1977 Custom Corvette, 1970 Mustang Boss 302, 2000 Mustang Cobra, 1967 Plymouth GTX 426, 2001 Prowler convertible, 1999 Panoz AIV roadster, 1970 Road Runner, 2000 Trans Am WS6. You could cut off the pics and frame them for the wall. Was $10.99 new, yours for...$7 (View front, back, Feb.)

Car and Driver magazines, Jan. 1998-June 2000. Subscription copies, complete years of 1998 and 1999, and first 6 issues of 2000. Prefer to sell by full year, or all at once. Nice condition. Full years (12 issues) are $10, 6 issues of 2000 is $5.

Road & Track mags, Jan. 1999-Aug. 2000. Subscription copies, complete year of 1999, and first 8 issues of 2000. Nice condition. Prefer to sell by full year, or all at once. Full year 1999 is $10, 8 issues of 2000 is $7.

Sports Car International, Jan. 1990 (Vol. 6, #1). Cover photo and article about the new Ferrari 348, plus Dino history, Lotus Elan S4 & SE, Frankfurt Auto Show, various other sports cars, AND has a nice bound-in folded poster of the Ferrari 348, approx. 15x21". Lower right corner ding/mush, otherwise very nice condition. Still cover price...$3 (View)

Sports Car International, June 1990 (Vol. 6, #6). Cover photo and article/road test of the Ferrari F40, along with Lamborghini's Countach and Diablo. Plus the M.G. K-3, Alpha 164, MR2 Turbo and more. ALSO comes with a bound-in folded poster of the F40, approx. 15x21". Cover has white peel spots area from label removal, otherwise excellent condition. Still cover price...$3 (View)

Various Sports Magazines, Comics, Newspaper, Posters:

Marvel Annual Stock Report #2, 1992. Done in comic book style/size, 64 pages, nice and not common. Spider-Man cover, and it also has 8 exclusive deluxe promo trading cards by Fleer, featuring baseball players Tony Gwynn, Roger Clemens, Tom Glavine and Dennis Eckersley, plus Marvel's Black Knight, Thunderstrike, Hulk and Capt. America, who "mirror" the same poses! Have 2, both NM-...$10 ea. (View cover) (View cards)

Mark McGwire hits #62 home run newspaper. 2 sections, both folded-- the whole front 'A' section of the Wed. Sept. 9, 1998 Sarasota Herald-Tribune, with pic of McGwire on front page after hitting his 62nd home run, breaking the then record. Story continues on page 8. Also have the whole sports section of that day, with FULL page pic of McGwire making the hit, and more on page 7. Both sections for...$3 (View)

Motorcycle Motocross Flick Trix toys store advertising poster. Big 29"x72" door size poster for a line of toy "finger" motorcycles from Spin Master Toys. Dated 2000. Vinyl type poster, very nice condition, but has a few minor kinks here and there. Has to be pretty rare by now, and surely someone's kid or motocross toy fan would love this on their wall. Can e-mail larger pic. Reduced! Was $15, now...$10 (View)

Nolan Ryan in "The Winning Pitch" comic. A mail-away comic produced by DC, Kelloggs and Sports Illustrated, from 1992. Part of the "Tony's Sports Comics" series, it's a 16 page comic with Nolan Ryan and Tony the Tiger teaching the proverbial positive life lessons to baseball playing kids. Overstreet comics price guide says it's only $4 though, but I'd think many don't know of it, and it should be higher by now, although a "major" online price guide has it at $7, but they're not reliable. But, I used to get $5 for them at shows back in the '90s, and see prices from some auction and net sellers from $5-10. It doesn't appear to be "rare" though, judging by the number on auctions, but since this was a cereal mail-in, most shops won't have it. Cheap to mail, so don't fall for the $4-$5 profiteering shipping/handling charges from auction sellers. (Always check the shipping on auctions!) Have 3 NM copies...$2 ea. (View)

Pro Action magazine #1, 1994. A collaborative effort from Marvel Comics and NFL Properties, "Where Pro football, comics, and pop culture collide," this 48 page mag has features on NFL stuff, and Marvel stuff. Has Troy Aikman cover and article, with Wolverine slashing "through" it. The 2 neat features it has are an original Uncanny X-Men comic book bound in, with a 16 page story featuring Callisto and the Morlocks, by Ralph Macchio and Chris Marrinin, and two 4-card sheets of high quality trading cards: One sheet has Cyclops, Storm, Gambit, and Wolverine, other sheet has NFL Quarterbacks Randall Cunningham (Eagles), Steve Young (49ers), Phil Simms (Giants), and Warren Moon (Oilers). Also articles on rookie 49ers player Todd Kelley, interview with coach Dave Shula (Don Shula's son), Junior Seau's workout routine, and more. I have several, in NM, VF/NM, VF, VF- and one in VG+, due to it's back cover getting several creases, and some spine wear on the front, but insides are ok. The others' defects are just a few spine kinks of various sizes. $2.95 cover. This should be a lot more valuable by now, due to the original comic and exclusive cards, and I didn't find very many for sale now on the net, but seems there's not a lot of demand for it still. Since I have several, let's go $6 on the NM ones, $5 on VF/NM, $4 on VF/VF-, and $2 on the VG+. (View)

Roy Jones Jr. (the boxer) shoe store advertising poster. Huge! 48"x82", and double-sided. An advance poster for the July 2000 release of Jordan TRUNNER LX training shoes, and Roy models them in the photo. Got it from a Foot Action store. One side has a 3.75" edge tear in margin, a couple 1/2" to 3/4" ones above it, and another longer one at bottom margin at one of the hanger loops, but lots of margin there; 15" horizontal hump line on one side that goes through the shoe at the bottom; and some various wrinkles/vein lines here and there from handling, but nothing severe, overall it's decent condition, but certainly "used" some. Could easily be separated into 2 posters since it's separate sheets attached only at the bottom now, so you could keep one and sell the other, or put one on each side of the gym or garage wall, or wherever, or keep as is and put in a window. How hard do you think this is to come across these days? Hoping one of his fans would love to have this. Have seen much smaller fight posters of his sell for $50, and remember, this is two-sided. Can e-mail larger pic...$50 (View)

"Sports Heroes, Feats & Facts" 3-ring binder starter kit, near mint. Put out by International Masters Publishers back in 1995 or so. With the initial promotional stuff, you got the photo-illustrated 9.5"x10.5" hardboard binder and 24 pages (21 fact files, 3 posters) of various Superstar athletes, and then you subscribed (paid) to get the rest of the hundreds of pages, in 12 sheet packs. Each heavyweight glossy paper file page folds out too, with multiple color photos of the athletes, with their history and stats. Nice quality stuff! Here's the list of page numbers with my set: Baseball: #1 Bo Jackson, #4 Ken Griffey Jr., #12 Willie Mays, #14 Mickey Mantle, #20 Nolan Ryan, #23 Jackie Robinson. Basketball: #1 Michael Jordan (folded across the middle, as it was a bonus one I got somewhere), #2 Charles Barkely, #9 Magic Johnson, #11 Larry Bird, #19 Scottie Pippen, #20 Patrick Ewing, #24 Wilt Chamberlain. Football: #2 Jerry Rice, #7 Joe Namath, #10 Emmitt Smith, #11 Reggie White, #15 Joe Montana (folded across middle, another bonus one), #25 Gale Sayers, #26 Michael Irvin. "All Sports Champions": #1 Mario Lemieux, #7 Carl Lewis, #11 Muhammad Ali. Posters section (posters fold out to 10"x14", full color): #10 Joe Montana, #11 Larry Bird vs. Magic Johnson, #18 Frank Thomas. You also get 5 "Greatest Moments," 4 "Bloopers & Trivia," and 3 "Record Book" pages. Plus a Sports Talk booklet with common phrases and definitions, a Guide for filling in the binder, and 8 dividers with photos on them too. If you replied to the first offer you also got the ESPN Sports Blooper Awards, a 35 minute VHS video hosted by Chris Berman. I have that, watched it once. An ad flyer says the Blooper video is a "$19.95 value", but we all know better. The starter kit is supposedly a $25.95 value according to them, but everyone sells these pretty cheap. Most listings I saw on a quick search didn't have the video, and had terrible descriptions, so you had no idea what you were getting. Saw places trying to sell individual pages for $2-$8 each too. This would make a cool gift for that sports nut, or a kid fan. You can get my whole set, with the video, for a mere...$15 (View binder) (View example Jordan page)

Sports Illustrated 25th Anniversary Swimsuit issue, Feb. 1989 (Vol. 70, #6). Yowza. Kathy Ireland on cover, with inside pics of Rachel Hunter, Stephanie Seymour, Kelly Emberg and more. It has all the covers from previous swimsuit issues, and articles on all the cover girls, including legends like Cheryl Tiegs, Christie Brinkley, Elle MacPherson, Paulina Porizkova, Carol alt, and the rest, in and out of bikinis and thongs. Nice near mint newsstand copy, no mailing label, unlike most I see for sale. Complete too. Seen it priced up to $25, which is nuts, so how about a more reasonable...$8 (View)

Sports Illustrated for Kids magazine, January 2000 (Vol. 12, #1), Randy Moss 2000 futuristic "art" cover. Comes with a collectible 9 card sheet of "Athlete of the Decade" cards (vintage photos & action shots), of Jim Thorpe, Babe Ruth, Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Jackie Robinson, Mickey Mantle, Pele, Muhammad Ali, Wayne Gretzky, and Michael Jordan. Thorpe card has light kink bend in it. The cards were supposed to make these mags valuable by now, but don't seem to be. Mag has Randy Moss photo centerfold and article, Guide to the Super Bowl, 2000 Olympics countdown, 100 Years of Sports trivia/article, and tips on playing by Allen Iverson (basketball), Shannon Dunn (snowboarder), and Theo Fleury (hockey). No mailing label, VF+ or better overall. At cover price...$3 (View)

TV Guides from Feb. 13-19, 1999, "NASCAR '99". Four different "signature" covers of the top drivers; Jeff Gordon, Dale Jarrett, Mark Martin, and Rusty Wallace. Signatures are printed, so NOT hand-signed. Preview of the 1999 racing season, with schedule, and another article featuring Terry Labonte. Also articles on Stephen King's "Storm of the Century," and TV's Top 10 Most Romantic Couples. All are excellent/near mint newsstand copies, complete, with no mailing labels or "local" edition name stamps on them. I have 2 full sets and 2 extra Jeff Gordons. Will sell one set as singles for those needing to complete their sets, at $2 each, or get the best condition set of 4 for $7. (View)

Top/Cards - Cereal Stuff - Ornaments - Misc. - Starting Lineup

Die-Cast/Diecast NASCAR Cars & Vehicles:
All as new, mint on card/in box/in bag etc.
View all my NASCAR vehicles here, or click "View" link next to each.

Johnny Benson #26 cars, General Mills cereal mail-ins, around 1998 I think. 1:64 die cast, sealed in bags. I have a Cheerios paint job, and a Trix one. Reduced! Now only...$1 each (View) (both on hold)

Bill Elliott #94 Upper Deck/McDonald's 1:64 car, and trading card, 1995/96. Cereal mail-in. Racing Champions did the car, Upper Deck did the exclusive card, which I'd think would make these pretty collectible. I have 2 -- one has mush/creases in the lower right corner (1/2" crease nearer tip, 1" bend near bubble), and other one has triple set of wrinkle lines in upper left area, longest is 3", but no cracking, just paper wrinkles front and back. Larger pics available. Reduced! Better one was $5, now $4, other one was $3, now $2. (View $4 one) (View $2 one) ($2 on hold)

1998 Racing Champions 50th Anniversary 1:64 Gold editions, ltd. to 5000. All at original $8 price, but guides have them at $20:
#10 Dura Lube Phil Parsons, #1381/5000...$8 (View)
#11 Paychex Brett Bodine, #1468/5000...$8 (View)
#29 Mopar Bob Keselowski pick-up truck, #4752/5000...$8 (View)

Get all 3 above Gold cars for $15!

Terry Labonte #5 car Kellogg's Racing Team cereal mail-ins:

1996 Kellogg's Commemorative Mini-Car Collection. Six 1:64 scale die cast cars from Kellogg's Corn Flakes racing team on one blister card, from 1990-96, with #97 (Tex Powell Racing), #41 (Larry Hedrick Motorsports), #14 (Hagan Racing), and three Labonte #5's (Hendrick Motorsports). Mint on NM card. Cost $11.95 plus two cereal box UPC's originally, and I have the original ad too. Reduced! Was $15, now...$12 (View) (on hold)

Kellogg's/Hendrick #5 team transporter/hauler/semi, about 14" long, the 2001 cereal mail-in version. Die cast cab, plastic trailer/container. These had problems with the tires splitting, so they offered replacement transporters if you returned the cab and tires, which I did for my two. So mine have the better tires. M.I.B., and nice colorful piece. I think they said these were a $14.95 retail value. Reduced! Were $12 each, now...$8 ea. (View)

Also have 1 extra of just the trailer, the 1st "bad tires" version, with one slightly split tire. Reduced! Was $4, now...$3

Labonte #5 Kellogg's 1:64 cars, from the same 2001 mail-in as above transporters. Tony the Tiger on hood, same blue & orange paint scheme, #5 on roof. Sealed in bags, with original boxes, have 2 (1 on hold, so 1 left). Reduced! Were $2 ea., now only...$1 ea. (View)

1999 Pull 'N Go cars. Pull-back action, 1:64 scale die cast, some versions have Hot Wheels on the bottom, but not all. Bagged, with decal sheet. All are #5 Labonte cars. I have (pictured in order) Cocoa Krispies, Corn Flakes (2), Tony Tiger, NASCAR Racers (2). Reduced! Were $3 ea., now...$2 ea., or 3 for $5 (View) (4 on hold. 1 Corn Flakes, 1 NASCAR Racers left)

Exotic/Sports Car posters:
View all my exotic/sports car posters, can e-mail larger pics.

Rod Caudle Series posters: BMW M-1, Ferrari 308 GTSI, Lamborghini Countach, and Porsche DP 935. "From the Patrick Love Collection" of Atlanta GA., 22"x28", photographer Rod Caudle captures these cars in sharp photos with beautiful sunset backgrounds, on nice paper stock. I ordered these in the 1980's through Car & Driver magazine I believe. I think they were $19.95 each, and maybe a better deal on multiples. Long out of print, and I don't find much info or listings for them on the net, so it's not like you can find them easily anymore. I had these framed for years, and they were spray glued so they'd lie flat on the foamcore. The glue dried up over time, so have removed them from the frames and foamcore, so they can be sent rolled in a tube. They have various light bends/dings on some edges, and there's some white patches in the black margins, but they'd be covered by matting, and they have some light handling kinks here and there, but those will be hidden pretty well if framed/matted again. They have spray glue residue on the back of course, and some have small paper layer pulls on the back, but doesn't affect appearance on front. The BMW has a couple small wrinkle kinks in the image, and some tiny dull spotting here and there, so it's the worst of the 4, but you won't see that stuff when it's hanging on the wall. Can e-mail larger pics too...$6 each, or $20 for all 4.

Ferrari 250 GTO painting. Chuck Queener artist, print is about 12.75"x20", on fancier rag paper. This is a print of a watercolor painting of the 4-liter Le Mans/Nürburgring GTO. I got it for being a charter subscriber to Automobiles Classiques magazine back in 1984 (see the Mags section for the #1 issue). It's numbered #1839, so I assume they did at least that many, but no limitation stated. Not common on the market, and the original is listed for $1750 on one site. Never displayed, but has a few very minor bend 'lines' (not wrinkled/creased) along top from rolling/unrolling, but you don't see them on the front, but can on the back. Let's go...$25

Lamborghini Countach Alpine Stereo ad poster. 18.75"x38". Poster of the ad Alpine Stereo used to run in the car mags in the '80's, I think this one was for Alpine's 25th anniversary. Have 2, never displayed, excellent condition, but both have some slight foxing on parts of the back (foxing is small brown spots). On normal poster stock. Long out of print, but several internet sellers still have them (at $20-$26), although some auction sellers claim 'rare', and charge outrageous shipping. Slightly better one is $12, other one (couple more minor handling kinks) is $10.

Hallmark Ornaments:
All unused, mint in nice boxes, unless noted.

Nolan Ryan - #1/first in "At the Ballpark" baseball series, in Texas Rangers uniform, have 2 left. With exclusive trading card too! Box price is $14.95. 55% off...$6.75 ea. (View)
Richard Petty/car - #2 in NASCAR series, with exclusive trading card. Box price is $15.95. 55% off...$7.20 (View)

Miscellaneous:
All as new, unused, unless noted.

Batman basketball - Nice mail-in item exclusively from Willy Wonka/Nerds candy (or is it Nerdz?), around 1997. Full color Batman on one side, Bat symbol on the other, regulation size. Came deflated in a candy display box, no paperwork, have stored it that way, so it's never been inflated or used, so in as new condition. (Pic shows one inflated, but it's not one of mine.) Not the same as the ones sold at Six Flags either, and much rarer...$20 (View)

Batman black flying disc, with yellow Bat symbol, from 1989/'90. (Not technically a "Frisbee," since it's not made by Wham-O, who introduced Frisbees commercially in 1964.) To clear up any confusion from bad info you may see in auctions, the copyright date of 1940 on it refers to the Bat Symbol copyright date, not the year this disc was produced, ok? They didn't make Frisbees in 1940, duh! Loose as it came, unused, but has normal light handling scuffs from distribution/store handling...$4 (View)

Batman Glow-in-dark mail-in flying disc (not technically a Frisbee, since it's not made by Wham-O) from 1989 Batman cereal, mint in mailer bag, have several...$8 ea. (View)

Cal Ripken Jr. mini bat and card set, by Signature Bats, 1996. Mint in package, still shrinkwrapped. Mine's #3481/15,000. "The World's Smallest Louisville Slugger", the black wooden bat is 4.5" long, and "every bat is a genuine scale replica of game used equipment and bears the Louisville Slugger trademark and player's reproduced signature," it says on the box. Comes with acrylic stand that holds both bat and card. Neat little item for Baltimore Orioles/Ripken fans. The clear plastic lid has a "wave" in it on right side due to the shrinkwrap, just so you know. Sold out from manufacturer, will keep it at list price...$15 (View)

Nolan Ryan Fossil watch with signed baseball. Both numbered #853/5000. 1992. M.I.B. Was $150 new. Has numbered certificate stating when/were it was signed too. Ball is slightly tanning/darkening now, and has various little tan/brownish spots or areas here and there, but light, still displays well, just not bright white anymore. Most of these I've seen on auctions have similar stains, and some are very tanned too. Signature is clean and neat. The watch is the main collectible part, and it's as new and unworn, has gold finish metal case, black leather strap, art image of Nolan on the dial. Outer shell of ball case has a crack that developed on the side, doesn't affect frontal appearance, and easy to get another case. Some glare from scanner on pic. According to Fossil's site, this was the FIRST limited/numbered Fossil watch they did! Price includes a free Nolan Ryan Hallmark ornament if available ($15 list price), and cello-wrapped set of 6 Coca Cola Nolan Ryan promo cards from the early 1990's too, wow. Will need a battery, which I can have installed here if you want. Reduced! Was $250, now...$200 (View)

Shaquille/Shaq O'Neal statue and plate set by Gartlan. In 1994 the Gartlan company put out a members only Shaq Statue, and collector plate, both signed and unsigned versions. They were available from May to September 1994, according to the certificate, only to Gartlan Club members. Mine are the unsigned versions. The statue on its base is 6.25" tall, and "bonded porcelain", and has Shaq in generic athletic clothes because they couldn't get permission to use the Orlando Magic uniform for it, but they did for the plate. But it is approved by Shaq, and has a broken off rim and "glass" (plastic actually) at his feet. It retailed at $40. Mine's #2098, and they never said how many were produced total. The plate is the standard 8.5" diameter gold rimmed porcelain, and mine's #1143. Has several nice painted images of Shaq in his Orlando Magic uniform, and his facsimile signature. Retailed at $30 new. When you bought the set, you got a free wooden stand that holds both items, so I have that too. Neither have been displayed, and are in near mint shape, with original boxes, certificates, etc., as new. $70 total list price, but for you, on half price clearance for...$35 for the pair (View)

Starting Lineup/SLU Sports Figures:

1996 Olympics Dan O'Brien, with trading card. Part of the Timeless Legends series. Dan was the Olympic Decathlon champion. NM hang card/bubble. Clearance!...$3 (View)

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