Hake’s Auctions (
www.hakes.com) is pleased to announce the recent addition of long-time Net54Baseball member Philip Garry III to its top-notch team of multi-genre hobby experts. As many already know, Philip brings with him a wealth of knowledge accumulated over 35+ years in the vintage sports collectibles industry. In addition to having self-published reference guides covering baseball, football, basketball and hockey rookie cards as well as the only Negro League baseball collectibles book ever produced, Philip has also written articles for Old Cardboard magazine and Antiques Weekly newspaper. Furthermore, Philip also worked very closely with Lyman Hardeman on a year-long project to create the “Baseball Hall Of Fame Rookie Cards” page on the OldCardboard website, a source of information that many consider to be the most comprehensive on the internet.
Hake’s is America’s first collectibles auction house. Since 1967 we have offered pop culture collectibles and Americana including all types of sports memorabilia.
One of Hake’s initiatives moving forward in 2020 is to expand even more in the sports collectibles marketplace and we believe that bringing Philip aboard will go a long way toward us achieving that goal. As the Sports Consultant for our company, Philip will be the primary point of contact (
sports@hakes.com) for incoming sports collectibles consignments and will perform all the necessary legwork to ensure that top dollar is received for these most treasured items.
Philip has already been a major asset to Hake’s in the cataloging of the legendary baseball collection of Richard Merkin, prior to his officially joining our team, and now continues to provide valuable assistance in preparing items for auction, such as those in our current sale which closes March 11-12, 2020.
To read more about Philip please see the article that was published in Scoop-
https://scoop.previewsworld.com/Home...ticleID=236091
Again, please join us in welcoming Philip aboard as we look forward to presenting many more opportunities for the vintage baseball enthusiast to expand their collections over the coming years.