Four-time MVP. Two-time champion. Thirteen-time All-Star. The only man to score 100 points in an NBA game. After the 1972–73 season, Wilt Chamberlain left the Lakers to join the ABA’s San Diego Conquistadors as player-coach. A contract dispute with Los Angeles kept him off the floor, and he spent 1973–74 leading the team from the bench.

Garments from that brief chapter almost never surface. Here are three, each described by MEARS as team-issued: his gold No. 13 jersey, graded MEARS A10 — the highest grade on the MEARS scale — with his “WILT” nameplate warm-up jacket and his shorts, each graded MEARS Authentic. MEARS photo-style matched the jacket and shorts to period images.

Original shareholders’ ledger, 1927–1933, 212 pages

In 1927 Conn Smythe took control of the Toronto St. Patricks and renamed them the Maple Leafs. This ledger records who owned the club in the years that followed — share certificates, transfers and balances in original handwritten and typed entries, through the opening of Maple Leaf Gardens in 1931. Names include Conn Smythe, J.P. Bickell, Frank Selke and Charlie Conacher. It comes with its original archival envelope and a signed letter of provenance.