The One

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Plastic, Various Materials Sizes 13 & 13.5 [varies by model]

View 1 of Lot 4: A Set of 6 Michael Jordan ‘Championship Clinching’ Game Worn Air Jordan Sneakers | 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 

a set of 6 michael jordan ‘championship clinching’ game worn air jordan sneakers | 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998

The One | MJ’s Air Jordan 1s

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This sale is closed for bidding, but you can buy sneakers anytime on Sothebys.com! Shop Air Jordans - Shop Dunks - Shop Yeezys - Shop All NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 1, SIZE 13, 13.5, 1985 ‘Player Sample’ Leather, Rubber 1985

View 1 of Lot 1: Michael Jordan’s Game Worn 1985 Player Sample Air Jordan 1s | Sizes 13, 13.5

michael jordan’s game worn 1985 player sample air jordan 1s | sizes 13, 13.5

MYTHOS | Sneakers and Modern Collectibles

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN VII, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1992

View 1 of Lot 11: Michael Jordan “Closed Eyes Free Throw” at Madison Square Garden | 1991–1992 Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan VII Sneakers | 36 Points | MVP & Championship Season

michael jordan “closed eyes free throw” at madison square garden | 1991–1992 game worn & signed air jordan vii sneakers | 36 points | mvp & championship season

Part II | Important Sports Memorabilia

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 4, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton Circa 1989

View 1 of Lot 5: Michael Jordan 1989 Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan IV ‘Fire Red’ | Second Highest Career Assists

michael jordan 1989 game worn & signed air jordan iv ‘fire red’ | second highest career assists

Altitude: Important Sports Collectibles

Nike Air Jordan 7, SIZE 14 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2002

View 1 of Lot 7: Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2002-2003 Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan VII Sneakers

kobe bryant los angeles lakers 2002-2003 game worn & signed air jordan vii sneakers

Summer Sports Classics

NIKE, NIKE KOBE 8, SIZE 14 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2002

View 1 of Lot 15: Kobe Bryant Los Angeles Lakers 2002-2003 Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan 8 Sneakers | Kobe's Historic 9-Game 40-Point Streak

kobe bryant los angeles lakers 2002-2003 game worn & signed air jordan 8 sneakers | kobe's historic 9-game 40-point streak

VICTORIAM | PART II

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN SNEAKERS Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic Circa Early 2000s

View 1 of Lot 21: Reggie Miller 2003 Indiana Pacers Game Worn & Signed Air Jordan Sneakers

reggie miller 2003 indiana pacers game worn & signed air jordan sneakers

Michael Jordan | Shattered

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN VIII, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 1993

michael jordan playoff game worn and signed air jordan viii black and red | size 13

VICTORIAM | PART I

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XIII, SIZE 13 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic Circa 1998

View 1 of Lot 1: Michael Jordan 1998 NBA Finals ‘The Last Dance’ Game Worn and Signed Air Jordan XIIIs | Game 2

michael jordan 1998 nba finals ‘the last dance’ game worn and signed air jordan xiiis | game 2

ICONS | Sneakers and Modern Collectibles

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XVII Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2002

View 1 of Lot 10: Michael Jordan 2002-2003 Washington Wizards Game Worn and Signed Air Jordan XVII Sneakers | Final Season

michael jordan 2002-2003 washington wizards game worn and signed air jordan xvii sneakers | final season

Court Classics | Basketball Sneakers 

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XI, SIZE 13.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1996

View 1 of Lot 1:  Michael Jordan 1996 NBA Finals Game Worn and Signed Air Jordan XIs | Game 5

michael jordan 1996 nba finals game worn and signed air jordan xis | game 5

Gamers Only

The Nike “Air Jordan” is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball, and is a key part of the origin of the Air Jordan brand for Nike. Designed by Peter Moore, Michael Jordan wore Air Jordan 1s in 1984 and 1985, as well as modified versions in 1986 (after a broken foot Michael endured). These specific shoes are the iconic ‘Chicago’ colorway, and perhaps the most recognizable for Michael, as well as the Nike brand.

The Nike “Air Jordan” is one of the most iconic designs in the history of both streetwear and basketball, and is a key part of the origin of the Air Jordan brand for Nike. Designed by Peter Moore, Michael Jordan wore Air Jordan 1s in 1984 and 1985, as well as modified versions in 1986 (after a broken foot Michael endured). These specific shoes are the iconic ‘Chicago’ colorway, and perhaps the most recognizable for Michael, as well as the Nike brand. In 1984, Nike gave Michael Jordan his own signature line of shoes and clothes, which was pivotal in Michael agreeing to sign with Nike. It was the first time the brand did anything like this, and it paved the way for many of the player collaborations we now see. The term “Air Jordan” was coined by Michael Jordan’s agent David Falk. David apparently came up with the name because Nike shoes had air in the soles and because, of course, Michael Jordan played basketball in the air. In terms of the shoe itself, the original Air Jordan 1s were so popular and successful that Nike continued to make new signature Air Jordans each season. This tradition continued beyond Michael’s retirement, and Nike is currently on the Air Jordan 35. From the day it launched, Air Jordans have always represented the pinnacle of sneaker design. The shoes are unmatched when it comes to quality, craftsmanship, materials, innovation, performance, and of course style. The coding on the inside of the shoes states "850102 TYPS.” 850102 refers to the date of production. These shoes were made in 1985 between the months of January (01) and February (02). TYPS stands for “Tong Yang Player Sample” and means that the shoes are ‘Player Samples,’ produced from the 'Tong Yang' factory. These shoes are accompanied by a Letter of Opinion from MEARS Authentication, LLC, with an “Authentic” Final Grade, and a Letter of Provenance from the original owner. To view Shipping Calculator, please click here

View 1 of Lot 803: Michael Jordan Game Worn 1985 Player Sample Air Jordan 1s | Sizes 13, 13.5

michael jordan game worn 1985 player sample air jordan 1s | sizes 13, 13.5

Court Classics | Sneakers and Modern Collectibles

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XI, SIZE 13.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1995-1996

View 1 of Lot 12: Michael Jordan 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls Game Worn and Dual-Signed Air Jordan XI | Alvin Gentry Provenance 

michael jordan 1995-1996 chicago bulls game worn and dual-signed air jordan xi | alvin gentry provenance

View 1 of Lot 26: Michael Jordan 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls Game Worn and Dual-Signed Air Jordan XI | John Salley Provenance

michael jordan 1995-1996 chicago bulls game worn and dual-signed air jordan xi | john salley provenance

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XIII, SIZE 13.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 1998

View 1 of Lot 5: Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls 1997 - 1998  "The Last Dance"  Game Worn and Signed Sneakers 

michael jordan chicago bulls 1997 - 1998 "the last dance" game worn and signed sneakers

Sotheby’s & Goldin Auctions Present: A Century of Champions

1984-85 Michael Jordan Game Used Air Jordan I Sneakers Attributed To 3/5/1985 Game (MEARS)

1984-85 Michael Jordan Game Used Air Jordan I Sneakers Attributed To 3/5/1985 Game (MEARS) Despite the emergence of Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, the NBA was still battling its way out from the down decade of the 1970s. By 1984, both Johnson and Bird had won two NBA Titles and the game was becoming more popular. The Chicago Bulls were given the gift drafting behind two teams that were in desperate need of centers. The Houston Rockets selected Hakeem Olajuwon with the first overall pick and the Portland Trail Blazers selected Sam Bowie. Left waiting at the number three pick was Michael Jordan, a guard from North Carolina, who bypassed his senior season. Jordan, unlike any player in the history of the league, propelled not only the Chicago Bulls into prominence, but ushered in a new era of aerial basketball and marketing. Nike, recognizing the talents and marketability of the young charismatic player, signed Jordan to a shoe contract. Offered is a pair of Nike sneakers worn by Jordan during his rookie season and have been attributed to the March 5th, 1985 game against the Washington Bullets. Jordan led all scorers with 37 points, while adding 9 rebounds and 8 assists as the Bulls came away with a 104-99 win. As with other documented Michael Jordan personally game worn shoes from 1985, these two shoes are actually different sizes, specifically size 13 for the left shoe and size 13.5 for the right shoe. The sneakers with this discrepancy were made based upon the specific requests of Michael Jordan himself. The manufacturers code inside each shoe states “850102-TYPS” with the last two letter of “PS” referencing “Player Sample” and were shoes not meant for general release. The “01” and “02” in the “850102-TYPS” code are for January and February respectively, indicating that these sneakers were made for Jordan to use during the second half of his rookie season. These sneakers feature a red and black color scheme to match the Chicago Bulls. The outsides of the shoes are red, along with the heels and ankle supports. The rest of the sneaker design is white with black laces, black Nike “swoosh” on both sides, and black trim above the red ankle support. The soles of the sneakers are red and display excellent game use. According to the “Footlocker Approved” website, “In 1985, Nike gave Jordan and his signature line of sneakers and apparel a unique logo - clearly, this line was created to be very different from Nike's previous basketball efforts. Designer Peter Moore was given the task of coming up with the first Air Jordan shoe. The Air Jordan 1 featured the Nike Swoosh on the mid panel and a newly designed wings logo on the upper ankle. The first Air Jordan was similar in design to other popular Nike models released in the 1980s such as the Air Force 1, Terminator and Dunk. The Air Jordan 1 featured a Nike Air unit for heel cushioning, padded foam ankle collars for additional protection and a toe overlay for added lockdown.” These sneakers display moderate game use with the white leather toe areas displaying notable creasing, consistent with legitimate game wear. There is heavier use on the left shoe and scuff marks found on the back heels are also consistent with game use. These sneakers come with a LOA from MEARS (317517) for the game use, along with a letter of provenance from Brett Van Tich, who states he obtained the shoes from a gentleman Jordan gifted them to after the March 5th, 1985 game.

1984-85 michael jordan game used air jordan i sneakers attributed to 3/5/1985 game (mears)

These player-exclusive sneakers were worn by Shaquille O’Neal in 2000 while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. In 2000 Shaq claimed both NBA MVP and NBA Finals MVP. He wore the ‘Chromz’ model (though not necessarily this particular sneaker) during one of his greatest performances in Game 6 of the 2000 NBA finals when he scored 41 points (alongside Kobe Bryant’s 26) to close out the series against the Indiana Pacers.

These player-exclusive sneakers were worn by Shaquille O’Neal in 2000 while playing for the Los Angeles Lakers. In 2000 Shaq claimed both NBA MVP and NBA Finals MVP. He wore the ‘Chromz’ model (though not necessarily this particular sneaker) during one of his greatest performances in Game 6 of the 2000 NBA finals when he scored 41 points (alongside Kobe Bryant’s 26) to close out the series against the Indiana Pacers. Dunk.net was a short-lived internet-exclusive sneaker and apparel company commissioned by Shaq in 2000 after the expiration of his 6 year Reebok contract. The ‘Chromz’ model was designed by Dallas Stokes and is reminiscent of Air Jordan 11 at mudguards, 12 at uppers, and 13 at midsoles. -Custom Dunk.net Chromz made for Shaquille O’Neal’s personal game use during the 2000-2001 season with the Los Angeles Lakers. -Signed by Shaquille O’Neal at the lateral side of each heel in blue marker. -Black and iridescent white uppers feature Dunk branding in black lettering and in white lettering on tongue. -'Chromz’ engraved on gold eyelets. -Dunk.net multicolor circular logo on outsoles and on heels with motif designs. -Gold Godzilla inspired outsoles. -Size 22, measures 16 inches long and 9 inches high. -Signatures are authenticated by PSA/DNA. -Game use authenticated by MEARS Authentication, LLC. To view Shipping Calculator, please click here

View 1 of Lot 802: Dunk.net Shaquille O’Neal Game Worn Dual Signed Chromz Player Exclusives

dunk.net shaquille o’neal game worn dual signed chromz player exclusives

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN XXXIV SIZE 15 Rubber, Cotton, Synthetic 2020

View 1 of Lot 7:  Jayson Tatum Boston Celtics 2019-2020 Game Worn ‘Kobe Bryant Tribute’ Sneakers | Matched to 2 Games 

jayson tatum boston celtics 2019-2020 game worn ‘kobe bryant tribute’ sneakers | matched to 2 games

ALTITUDE | Capsule Collection

NIKE, AIR JORDAN XXXV ‘PINK LEMONADE’ SNEAKERS

NIKE, AIR JORDAN XXXV ‘PINK LEMONADE’ SNEAKERS Rubber, Leather, Cotton Circa 2021

View 1 of Lot 17: Jayson Tatum Boston Celtics 2020-2021 Game Worn Sneakers

jayson tatum boston celtics 2020-2021 game worn sneakers

The Scottie Pippen Collection

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 7 SNEAKERS Rubber, Leather, Cotton Circa 1992

View 1 of Lot 23: Michael Jordan Game Worn and Signed 1992 Olympics “Dream Team” Sneakers | Gold Medal Game Provenance

michael jordan game worn and signed 1992 olympics “dream team” sneakers | gold medal game provenance

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 13, SIZE 13.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 1998

View 1 of Lot 16:  Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls "The Last Dance" 1997-1998 Game Worn and Dual-Signed Sneakers | 44 Points 

michael jordan chicago bulls "the last dance" 1997-1998 game worn and dual-signed sneakers | 44 points

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 11, SIZE 13.5 Rubber, Leather, Cotton 1996

michael jordan playoff game worn and dual signed ‘player sample’ air jordan 11 ‘bred’ | size 13.5

ZENITH | PART II

NIKE, NIKE AIR JORDAN 34, SIZE 15 Rubber, Leather, Cotton, Synthetic 2019

View 1 of Lot 27:  Jayson Tatum 2019-2020 Boston Celtics Game Worn Sneakers

jayson tatum 2019-2020 boston celtics game worn sneakers

Long before the days of “Air Jordan” and “Showtime” there were the shake, rattle and roll moves of Earl “the Pearl” Monroe. During his senior year at Winston Salem College in North Carolina, Monroe not only averaged 41 points per game on 60% shooting and led the team to the Division II National Championship, but  his twisting, spinning, faking, double-pumping, spin-dribbling moves were so spectacular that a local sportswriter called them “Earl’s Pearls” which then stuck.

Long before the days of “Air Jordan” and “Showtime” there were the shake, rattle and roll moves of Earl “the Pearl” Monroe. During his senior year at Winston Salem College in North Carolina, Monroe not only averaged 41 points per game on 60% shooting and led the team to the Division II National Championship, but  his twisting, spinning, faking, double-pumping, spin-dribbling moves were so spectacular that a local sportswriter called them “Earl’s Pearls” which then stuck. That nickname followed Monroe to his pro career, winning the NBA Rookie of the Year award with the Baltimore Bullets in 1968 and teaming with Wes Unfeld on a run and gun fast break style that had heads spinning and shorts dropping. In 1971, the Bullets traded Monroe to the New York Knicks, where he teamed in a Hall of Fame backcourt with Walt Frazier. Toning down his flamboyant style just a bit to fit in the heavily talented Knick team (DeBusschere, Bradley and Reed and Lucas), Monroe won his only NBA championship with New York in 1973. Monroe wore this New York Knicks road jersey during the 1979 season, his second last, averaging 12.3 points a game. A four-time NBA All-Star, Monroe retired after the 1980 season due to serious knee injuries. He had played 926 career games, scored 17,454 total points (18.8 ppg) and dished out 3,594 assists. The Knicks retired his number 15 jersey retired March 1, 1986. In 1990, Monroe was elected to the NBA Hall of Fame and in 1996 was named to the NBA 50th Anniversary All-Time Team. On the left front tail is the “Sand-Knit” exclusive label and below is the “Cosby” label.  Adjacent to this is the size tag “48.”  Monroe has autographed the back number “5.”, “Earl ‘The Pearl’ Monroe”. The jersey shows game-use and appears to have no alterations of any kind. LOA from MEARS (Graded A10).

nba hall of famer earl monroe game worn 1979 new york knicks road jersey

Icons of Excellence & Haute Luxury

NIKE, NIKE AIR SHIP, SIZE 13 Leather, Rubber, Cotton 1984

View 1 of Lot 23: Michael Jordan Earliest Known Regular Season Nikes | Game Worn & Signed Air Ships

michael jordan earliest known regular season nikes | game worn & signed air ships

Winter Sports Classic

NIKE, NIKE AIR SHIP, SIZE 13 (Left) and 13.5 (Right)

NIKE, NIKE AIR SHIP, SIZE 13 (Left) and 13.5 (Right) Leather, Rubber, Cotton 1984

View 1 of Lot 5: Michael Jordan 'Rookie Season' Chicago Bulls 1984-1985 Game Worn & Signed Nike Air Ships

michael jordan 'rookie season' chicago bulls 1984-1985 game worn & signed nike air ships

1985-86 Michael Jordan Game Used & Signed Air Jordan Dunk Sole Sneakers -1st Pair Ever Offered for Public Sale (JSA)

1985-86 Michael Jordan Game Used & Signed Air Jordan Dunk Sole Sneakers -1st Pair Ever Offered for Public Sale (JSA) Following his Rookie of the Year campaign in 1984-85, only an ankle injury temporarily derailed Michael Jordan. While only appearing in 18 regular season games due to a broken foot, Jordan still averaged an impressive 22.7 points per game average. Offered here are a classic pair of red and white Air Jordans worn by Jordan during the 1985-86 season and have the black Nike swoosh logo on each side and the original Air Jordan logo on the ankle. Jordan returned from injury during the March 15th, 1986 game against the Milwaukee Bucks after recovering from his broken foot, where he wore variations of the Air Jordan 1’s for the remainder of the season. Nike made three variations of shoes, one with a black strap, and this pair was one with a Dunk Sole insert (which was another highly popular Jordan sneaker at the time). The Jordan Dunk Soles are taller than Original Jordan 1 sneaker with the insoles from the Dunk Soles being much wider and softer. There are two Jordan Wings Logos on the interior and exterior as opposed to just on the exterior. A red and white stitched Nike Air label is sewn to the top of each tongue along with the manufacturer’s trademark information. The red soles have a Nike logo at its center and a geometric spike and spiral design. The sneakers show great game use, with many scuffs and abrasions as one would want on a pair of ’86 Jordan gamers. The black padding on the back ankle of each has cracked and chipped with age and there are some loose threads throughout. A Nike code (13 860304STPS) is present inside which is partially illegible from use and age. The STPS code with the last two letter of “PS” referencing “Player Sample” were shoes not meant for general release. The game changer that puts this classic pair of Air Jordans over the top is the presence of Michael Jordan’s signature on the white leather of the right pair’s ankle. An exceptional set of early Jordan gamers that would not be out of place in the Hall of Fame as approximately only five pairs are known to exist and this one pair offered here is the only one to come up for sale in public auction. These sneakers come with a LOA from JSA for the signature.

1985-86 michael jordan game used & signed air jordan dunk sole sneakers -1st pair ever offered for public sale (jsa)

Important Sports Memorabilia and Cards

Long before the days of "Air Jordan" and "Showtime" there were the shake, rattle and roll moves of Earl Monroe. During his senior year at Winston Salem College in North Carolina, Monroe not only averaged 41 points per game on 60% shooting and led the team to the Division II National Championship, but his twisting, spinning, faking, double-pumping, spin-dribbling moves were so spectacular that a local sportswriter called them "Earl's Pearls". The ensuing nickname Earl "The Pearl" followed Monroe to the NBA, where he won Rookie of the Year honors with the Baltimore Bullets in 1968. In 1971, the Bullets traded Monroe to the New York Knicks, where he harnessed his flamboyant style to fit a talent laden Knicks team that featured DeBusschere, Bradley, Reed Frazier and Lucas. Monroe won his only NBA championship with New York in 1973. This New York Knicks home mesh uniform was worn by the Hall of Fame guard in the late 1970’s. On the left tail of the jersey is the exclusive "Sand Knit" tagging including a label with the size "46" next to a white patch indicating 3 inches of extra length. All lettering and number are correct including the name "Monroe" on the back and his number "15" on both the front and back in orange tackle twill on a blue tackle twill backing. The matching shorts feature similar manufacturer's tagging and both items show excellent game use. LOAs from MEARS (A10) and Grey Flannel.

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