The Wild West Auction (July 2022)

Antique bullion mold made of iron. Most likely used for casting gold or silver bullion. No markings to identify the type of bullion or company that us

Small dry washer for gold processing, appears to be commercially made. c. 1900-15. 2 level dry washer wit)h a steep entry angle, with screens to remov

5 different miners lunchbox, all classic tools in the mining trade across America. 1.) 2 compartment round style with drinking cup, 7.5" diamet...

Lot of two different antique mining picks. These would have been used for dislodging gold or silver ore from veins. Both have wooden handles and metal

Hand riveted loop handle ore bucket. 20" diameter at top, 26 " deep. Overall dimeter about 21". Rusty, nice piece. Date: Country (...

Very rare wooden ore bucket found in an unidentified underground mine. c. late 1800's. 21.5x15". 1" rope handle. Date: Country (if ...

Classic mining camp tent stove as used in Alaska and American West. Hand riveted, c. 19th century, Sibley Tent Stove, cone shaped. 18" diameter...

# 31. Milwaukee Braves. Hank, despite his Negro League appearances, had to play in several minor leagues - all of which he won top honors in. (r-4 or

# 20. 1957 was Aaron's 4th year in the major leagues. In 1956 he led the league in batting. (r-2) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and ba...

#30. In 1957 he led the league in batting average at .322. Top border is very narrow! (r2.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball card

#380. Short border on right. Still in very nice condition. In the 1958 World Series he hit .333. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and bas

1) 1966 Topps. #500. (r-3). 2) 1971 Topps. #400. (r-5). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded

1) 1950 Bowman. #84. (r-4). 2) 1954 Topps. #45. (r-3) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded.

# 28. 1954 was the first year he played a full season for the Cubs. In 1953 he hit .380 in the Negro Leagues. (r-5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The foo

1) 1960 Topps. #10. (r-2). 2) 1962 Topps. #25.. (r-4). 3) 1965 Topps. #510. (r-4). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that ca

#247. On same card with Ron Tompkins, pitcher. Bench had hit 47 home runs in the minor leagues. (r-5). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and bas

# 120. Last year he led the major leagues with a .335 batting average. (r-5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to u

#660. In 1968 he became the first catcher to win the Rookie of the Year award. (r-4.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that

Imagine this pitcher/catcher combination. 1) Sandy Koufax. #163. (r-2, not centered). 2) Yogi Berra. #180. (r-2, not centered.) Cards themselves in ni

1) 1954 Topps. #50. (r-2.5) 2) 1958 Topps. #370. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded.

#110. In his nine seasons with the Yankees he helped them to 7 World Series. Damn Yankees! (r-2.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and basebal

#2. The year before he led the Yankees with a .360 batting average on the World Series with 10 runs batted in only 9 hits. (r-3). NOTE ABOUT CARD COND

#27. Campy is one of the great fielding catchers - and he is no slouch on offense says the card. (r-1.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and b

#52. "Bob can hit any kind of pitching" the card says! (r-3) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us ha...

1) Grover Alexander c1910's. We could not find images on line for this picture. #2. (r1). Still if this is legitimate, then who knows how pricel...

Don Drysdale. #18. ROOKIE. 1957 Topps. (r-3.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We took

1) White Ford. #320. 1958 Topps. (r-4). 2) Bob Lemon. #2. 1958 Topps. (r-4). Harmon Killebrew. #288, 1958 Topps. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The

#207. Ford is just returning from the military. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded.

Lucky number 13. He hit his 500th home run last season. That year he played 1st base, 3rd base and catcher. (r-3) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The footb

#27. In 1933 he lead the league in runs scored. (r-1, with lots of room for a high score!) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards

1) 'Rapid Robert' Bob Feller. 1951 Bowman. #30. (r1.5). 2) 'Lefty' Vernon Gomez. 1939 Bowman. 1939 Play Ball. #48. (r-3). Two histor...

#124. He was found by Senator scouts playing sandlot baseball in Idaho. (r-3) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to

Koufax. 1966 Topps. #100 (r-4, poor cut on bottom). 2) Lemon. 1952 Topps. #268. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that

#123. Sandy Koufax rookie card. Clearly states "Not in Organized Baseball" in 1954. (r-5, but check carefully, this card could be n r-6 or...

#302. This was Koufax's third year in the majors. Last season he had 2 wins and 4 loses as he was sidelined with a fractured ankle. (r-4) NOTE A...

#95. In 1956 Mantle was unanimous vote for MVP - he led the league in batting average, home runs, RBI's, runs, and slugging percentage so says t...

In 1963 Mantle was hampered by several serious injuries. He had been in the majors for 12 years. (r2.5) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and ba

1) 1954 Bowman. #64. (r-3.5). 2) 1955 Topps. (r-4). #155. NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been grad

1) Tm Seaver second Year card. #45. (4-4). 2) Willie Mays. #50. (r-4). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had

Mays. 1971 Topps. #600. (r-4). 2) Kiner. 1953 Topps. #191. (r-2). 3) Clemente. 1959 Topps. #478 (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and base

#195. Mays was famous for his impossible catches. That includes the miracle catch in the 1954 World Series. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The foot

#130. Mays led the National League in home runs and slugging percentage the year before. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball c

#5. He set a record in 1954 hitting 20 doubles, 20 triples, and 20 home runs in the same season! (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and bas

1) 1959 Topps. #50. (r-4). 2) 1961 Topps. #150. (r-4). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded.

In 1959 he actually had 10 putouts in a single game. After all he is the Say Hey kid. (r-3) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball card

Topps 969. #190. (r-4). Topps 1971. #200. (r-4). NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us had not been graded. We t

McGraw was known as the "Little Napoleon of Baseball." He earned this as manager of the New York nationals. (r-1) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITIO...

18 1998 Upper Deck Michael Jordan cars in original sealed condition. 4 packs sealed Series III Beanie Babies cards. 4 St. Louis Cardinals Missouri qua

1) Stan Musial. #150. (r-4). 2) Ernie Banks. #350. (r-2, no border on left) NOTE ABOUT CARD CONDITION: The football and baseball cards that came to us

Brooklyn Dodgers. The card says that Reese is one of the all time great Brooklyn players. This will be his 18th year with them. (r-4) NOTE ABOUT CARD