Over 40 items from the personal collection of the late Pro Football Hall of Famer Reggie White are part of the new Hunt Auctions Internet/Phone Auction, set to run through next Wendesday.
The first part of the collection was sold during the Super Bowl Auction in early February. The latest group of items includes his 1991 Mackey Award as the NFL’s Defensive Lineman of the Year, a 1995 game ball from the Green Bay Packers Super Bowl season, game-worn shoes and gloves, autographed items and other memorabilia from his career. A portion of the proceeds will be donated by White’s family to the Pat Tillman Foundation and the Wounded Warriors Project.
In all, the auction includes over 1,100 lots.
Also up for bid will be autographed items from the Frank Rosario Collection of signatures from athletes, entertainers, celebrities and other noteworthy figures. More will be offered in future auctions.
Also on the block are dozens of vintage sports card sets and lots including rare pre-and post-War material, Mickey Mantle autographs, signed baseballs including one from the 1931 St. Louis Cardinals, unopened boxes, game-used baseballs from the 2001 World Series, a 1967 Philadelphia Warriors team-signed photo including Wilt Chamberlain, World Series programs and baseball publications including a large run of more than 100 1950s-80s St. Louis Cardinals yearbooks and programs spread over multiple lots and a 1985-86 Star Company basketball uncut sheet with 12 Michael Jordan cards.
The catalog is available online at HuntAuctions.com.
Bidding ends April 24.
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