Important Sports Memorabilia Collection
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Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Saturday Aug 10, 2019 Completed
Sale Type
 Live Auction 
Company Information
American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company

Contact: Kenny Lindsay
Phone: 734-223-3277
Email: productionline@msn.com
Website: www.MichiganAuctionCompany.com

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Kenny Lindsay's
AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY

Presents

 

The Ted Koch

Historic

SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION
at
THE SUPER AUCTION

There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm


Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM

We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch.

In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest.

This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction.

If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today.

HONORABLE MENTION

Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright.  
Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.

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Important Sports Memorabilia Collection

American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company

American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company


Contact: Kenny Lindsay
Phone: 734-223-3277
Sale Location
Washtenaw Farm Council Fairgrounds 5055 Ann Arbor Saline Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Sale Dates and Times
Saturday Aug 10, 2019 Completed
Sale Terms and Conditions
The Super Auction Partial Terms
Listing Details

Kenny Lindsay's
AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY

Presents

 

The Ted Koch

Historic

SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION
at
THE SUPER AUCTION

There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm


Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM

We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch.

In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest.

This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction.

If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today.

HONORABLE MENTION

Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright.  
Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.

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Important Sports Memorabilia Collection
 Live Auction
 
Sale Date(s)
Saturday Aug 10, 2019 Completed
Sale Location

Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Company
American Eagle Auction & Appraisal Company

Contact: Kenny Lindsay
Phone: 734-223-3277
Email: productionline@msn.com
Website: www.MichiganAuctionCompany.com

Listing Terms and Conditions
The Super Auction Partial Terms

Kenny Lindsay's
AMERICAN EAGLE AUCTION & APPRAISAL COMPANY

Presents

 

The Ted Koch

Historic

SPORTS MEMORABILIA COLLECTION
at
THE SUPER AUCTION

There will be two sports sessions total with the 1st starting @ 1:00pm


Saturday, August 10, 2019 @ 2:00 PM

We are honored to represent the famed collection of Ted Koch.

In 1980, Mr. Koch was rated the 2nd Largest Collector in the World by renowned publication, Sports Collectors Digest.

This is a vast collection of various sports memorabilia that includes but not limited to; Vintage Sports Cards, Programs, Periodicals, Autographs, Figurines, Jersey's and much more at The Super Auction.

If you have a collection of sports memorabilia that you would like to include in The Super Auction, be sure to reach out to us today.

HONORABLE MENTION

Circa 1856 hand-written letter by The Father of Baseball, Alexander J. Cartright.  
Alexander Joy Cartwright (April 17, 1820 - July 12, 1892) was a New York bookseller and founder of the Knickerbocker Base Ball Club who is considered the "official" inventor of the modern game of baseball. In 1845, Cartwright and a committee from his club created a set of rules in use by the Knickerbockers and based on an English game called "rounders." The original 14 rules were somewhat similar to -- but not identical to -- the English sport. Among Cartwright’s ideas was a diamond-shaped playing field, foul territory, three strikes per batter, and a uniform distance between bases. The US Congress formally declared the "father of baseball" in 1953. Cartwright was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1938.