1952 Bowman, Ned Garver, St. Louis BROWNS

Lot of (12) Assorted 1950/1951/1952 Bowman St. Louis Browns Baseball Cards - Varying Conditions

1952 Bowman Lot of 7 St. Louis Browns

1952 BOWMAN GEORGE SCHEMES CARD #245 ST. LOUIS BROWNS

Dick Kokos 1951 Bowman St Louis Browns Orioles

Lot of (10) Assorted 1950/1951/1952 Bowman St. Louis Cardinals Baseball Cards - Varying Conditions

Roy Sievers 1951 Bowman #67 St Louis Browns

1952 Topps, Ned Garver, Browns

1952 BERK ROSS NED GARVER BROWNS EX-MT

Rare St louis 1952 browns baseball scorecards & tickets lot of 12very rare to find the original tickets with most of these scorecard june 15th 1952 second game no ticket, july 27 1952 has ticket first

1952 Bowman Lot of 10 St. Louis Cardinals

1952 Topps Stan Rojek, St, Louis BROWNS

1952 Topps Clarence Marshall, St. Louis BROWNS

1952 Topps, Stan Rojek, St. Louis Browns

1952 Topps Lot of 5 St. Louis Browns - Cliff Fannin Short Print

1951 BOWMAN BASEBALL #68 DICK KOKOS AND #'S 279 (2), 281, AND 316

1951 BOWMAN BASEBALL #249 JOHNNY GROTH AND #'S 45, 284, 321 EARL JOHNSON

1951 Bowman Baseball Lot of 5 - Varying Conditions - St. Louis Browns

Lot of (58) 1952 Bowman Baseball Cards - Varying Conditions - Mike Garcia, Ed Lopat, Ned Garver, Walt Dropo

1950 Bowman Baseball Cards 21 Cleveland Indians, St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Browns baseball players. Fine, minor stars and common players.

Group of off grade cards with most having pencil writing on the backs. Noticed Hodges, Schoendienst, Garver, Erskine, Branca, Abrams, Brown and others.

From the collection of Hall of Fame Sports Writer, Bill Madden. Collection of Certified St. Louis Brown Memorabilia. Includes: - Autographed 1944 Browns Team Signed baseball with JSA Authentication do

A 1929-32 St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Browns Multi Signed Autograph Baseball Featuring George Sisler (PSA Authenticated) This lot is located in Chicago.

Philip Ball (1864-1933) Sportsman. Ball was the owner of the St. Louis Terriers of the Federal League from 1914 through 1915 and the St. Louis Browns of the American League from 1916 through 1933. 9 �

This St. Louis Browns pennant measures 26 inches from side to side  and is 8 inches from top to bottom on  the right hand side.  There is a small imperfection in the t of the word St.  Thi