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| 90000 | 14k Pink Gold Scarab Poison Ring The three dimensional hinged scarab opens to reveal a compartment once utilized for holding poison. The scarab spins in between coiled springs wrapped along a solid band; all crafted in 14k pink gold. This item can be worn as a ring or flattened, as a pendant. Finger size 8. Note: ring is sizable. Gross weight 8.30 grams. Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90001 | Hardstone Seal, 18k Gold Ring The ring features an oval-shaped banded onyx tablet bearing the initials M de S, set in 18k gold. Gross weight 5.80 grams. Finger size 6. Note: ring is sizable. Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90002 | 18k Gold "Dolphin" ring, English, circa 1915 The signet style ring features a flat shield-shaped top, complete with hand engraved dolphin; all in 18k yellow gold. Gross weight 6.70 grams. English hallmarks present, indicating 18k gold, Birmingham, 1916. Finger size 6-1/2. Note: ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90003 | Miss Madeira School Class Ring, circa 1927 This school for girls was founded by Lucy Madeira, in 1906, on DuPont Circle in McLean, Virginia. The class ring bears the school's motto, "Festina Lente" - 'make haste slowly'. The 14k yellow gold ring was manufactured by Mulligan Jewelers of Washington, D.C. The interior bears the inscription, "R. B. 1927". Gross weight 10.10 grams. Finger size 5. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90004 | Platinum, 18k Gold Signet Ring This unique signet ring is comprised of alternating stripes of platinum and 18k yellow gold, crafted into a diagonal pattern, upon which rests the Prince of Wales crest. Circa 1910. Gross weight 9.80 grams. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90005 | 14k Pink Gold Puzzle Ring The ring consists of seven interlocking 14k pink gold rings, forming a puzzle, now soldered securely in place. Gross weight 8.40 grams. Hallmarks present, but indeterminable. Finger size 8. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90006 | Diamond, 18k Gold Ring The ring features a series of graduated brightly polished 18k yellow gold ellipses, connected by rhodium finished arches having full-cut diamond accents. Total diamond weight is approximately 1.20 carats. Gross weight 13.30 grams. Measurement: 17.50 mm tapering to 4.50 mm. Ring size 5. Note: Ring is not sizable. Sold for: $717.00. |
| 90007 | Mabe Pearl, 14k Gold Ring Of bombe form, the ring features a mabe pearl measuring 10.50 - 11.00 mm, bezel set in brightly polished 14k yellow gold. The pearl has white bodycolor with a medium luster. Gross weight 13.30 grams. Finger size 7. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90008 | Victorian Opal, Diamond, 18k Gold Ring, circa 1890 The ring features graduated opal cabochons ranging in size from 6.00 mm to 4.50 mm, accented by sparkling rose-cut diamonds, set in 18k yellow gold. The white opals display vibrant red and green fire. Ring measures 6.70 mm tapering to 1.80 mm. Gross weight 4.00 grams. Finger size 7-1/2. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90009 | Diamond, 18k Gold Ring The band style ring features an applied diamond-shaped pattern, highlighted by three princess-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.33 carat, bezel set in matte finished 18k yellow gold. The flat-edged band measures 5.50 mm wide. Gross weight 7.30 grams. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90010 | Diamond, 18k Gold Ring, English The ring features an Old European-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.30 carat, set in 18k yellow gold. English hallmarks present, indicating 18k gold, London, 1957. Gross weight 9.50 grams. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90011 | Jade, 18k Gold Saddle Ring The ring features a saddle-shaped jadeite jade tablet measuring 17.90 x 8.50 mm, set in brightly polished 18k yellow gold. Gross weight 4.00 grams. Finger size 7. Ring is sizable. Note: Jadeite Jade not tested for origin of color. Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90012 | Green Sapphire, 14k Gold Ring, Artcarved The ring features an oval-shaped green sapphire measuring 7.70 x 6.00 x 3.05 mm and weighing approximately 1.50 carats, bezel set in 14k yellow gold. Gross weight 13.70 grams. Ring marked Artcarved. Finger size 10. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90013 | Bloodstone, 14k Gold Ring, circa 1910 The ring features an oval-shaped bloodstone tablet, set in 14k yellow gold. Gross weight 5.20 grams. Finger size 6. Note: ring is sizable. Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90014 | Emerald, Enamel, 18k Gold Ring The ring features an oval-shaped emerald measuring 10.00 x 7.00 x 5.40 mm and weighing 2.49 carats, accented by black enamel applied on brightly polished 18k yellow gold. Gross weight 5.40 grams. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $776.75. |
| 90015 | Emerald, 18k White Gold Ring The ring features a square-cut emerald measuring 6.90 x 6.50 x 4.50 mm and weighing 1.68 carats, set in a brightly polished 18k white gold mounting. The emerald has a clear blue-green appearance with no eye visible inclusions. Gross weight 5.60 grams. Dimensions: 11.00 mm tapering to 2.40 mm. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90016 | Sapphire, 14k Gold Bypass Ring The brightly polished 14k yellow gold ring features round sapphire cabochon terminals highlighting a coiled design, which wraps comfortably around the finger. Gross weight 5.80 grams. Finger size 6-1/2. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90017 | Victorian Diamond, 14k Pink Gold Solitaire Ring The ring centers one Old European-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.20 carat, set in 14k pink gold. Shank interior bears the inscription, H. - 8. 13. 96. Gross weight 2.10 grams. Finger size 7. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90018 | Diamond, 14k White Gold Solitaire Engagement Ring The ring features a round brilliant-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.25 carat, set in a 4-prong 14k white gold mounting. The diamond has apparent I-J Color and SI2 Clarity. There are no eye visible inclusions. Finger size 5. Note: Ring is sizable. Ring measures 2.50 mm tapering to 1.50 mm at the base of the shank. Not Sold. |
| 90019 | Sapphire, Colored Diamond, Diamond, 18k/14k Gold Rings The lot includes two rings: one centering a round-cut sapphire, encircled by Old European-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.30 carat, set in 18k yellow gold (missing one diamond), size 5; together with a Victorian five-stone ring featuring Old European-cut diamonds (one fancy yellow and four white) weighing a total of approximately 0.30 carat, set in 14k yellow gold, size 6. Total diamond weight for the lot is approximately 0.60 carat. Gross weight 2.80 grams. Note: Both rings are sizable. Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90020 | Star Sapphire, Diamond, Platinum-Topped Gold Ring The ring centers one oval-shaped star sapphire cabochon measuring 7.15 x 5.65 x 4.50 mm, framed by full-cut diamonds, set in platinum-topped 14k yellow gold. Total diamond weight is approximately 0.20 carat. Gross weight 4.00 grams. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90021 | Art Deco Diamond, Platinum-Topped 14k Gold Ring The oval-shaped ring top features European-cut diamonds, framed by rose-cut diamonds, set in pierced platinum-topped 14k yellow gold. Circa 1920. Total diamond weight is approximately 0.85 carat. Gross weight 4.00 grams. Finger size 5. Note: Ring is sizable. Not Sold. |
| 90022 | Diamond, 14k Gold Ring, circa 1950 The ring features round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 1.30 carats, set in rhodium finished 14k yellow gold. Ring measures 9.50 mm tapering to 2.20 mm. Gross weight 3.60 grams. Ring size 8. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $478.00. |
| 90023 | Diamond, 18k/14k White Gold Ring The ring features a flat top panel displaying three Old European-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.85 carat, set in 18k white gold. The ring has an engraved gallery and shoulders leading to a 14k white gold shank. Gross weight 3.10 grams. Dimensions: 6.50 mm tapering to 1.40 mm. Finger size 6. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $478.00. |
| 90024 | Gentleman's Diamond, 14k Gold Ring The ring features a flat top design, highlighted by round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.35 carat, channel set in a pierced 14k yellow gold nugget style mounting. Gross weight 10.80 grams. Dimensions: 11.50 mm tapering to 5.00 mm. Finger size 9. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $286.80. |
| 90025 | Carved Coral, 14k Gold Lily of the Valley Brooch The brooch features a coral branch carved into the form of lily of the valley flowers and curvaceous leaves, set in a brightly polished 14k yellow gold frame. A pinstem and catch complete the reverse. Gross weight 22.60 grams. Dimensions: 2-1/4 x 1-1/4 inch. Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90026 | Ruby, 14k White & Yellow Gold Lady Bug Brooch Designed as a darling three dimensional lady bug, this brooch features round ruby cabochons forming the eyes and colorful spots on the brightly polished 14k white gold lady bug. The brooch has 14k yellow gold accents as well as a rhodium finish. A pinstem and catch complete the reverse. Gross weight 5.30 grams. Dimensions: 3/4 inch x 5/8 inch. Not Sold. |
| 90027 | Victorian Amethyst, Pearl, 14k Gold Brooch, circa 1900 The brooch features a claw set round-cut amethyst measuring 20.00 x 13.30 mm, accented by pearls measuring 2.50 - 3.00 mm and half-pearls, set in 14k yellow gold. The pearls have white bodycolor with a soft luster. A pinstem and "C" catch complete the reverse. Gross weight 13.20 grams. Dimensions: 1-1/2 inch x 1-1/2 inch. Not Sold. |
| 90028 | Victorian Diamond, Enamel, 18k Gold Bow Brooch The charming bow features rose-cut diamonds adorning the center knot; together with rich blue enamel applied on 18k yellow gold. A pinstem and "C" catch complete the reverse. The brooch supports an enamel accented swivel. Gross weight 8.20 grams. Dimensions: 1-1/8 inch x 1-1/4 inch (including swivel). Not Sold. |
| 90029 | 18k Gold Knotted Rope Brooch The textured three dimensional brooch is made of 18k yellow gold. A pinstem and "C" catch complete the reverse. Hallmarks evident. Gross weight 8.20 grams. Dimensions: 2-1/2 inches x 3/4 inch. Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90030 | Two Gold Coin Brooches The lot includes: one US $20 Liberty gold coin, dated 1890, completed by a pinstem and "C" clasp; together with a Guatemalan 4 Reales gold coin, dated 1860, completed by a stickpin. Gross weight for the lot 25.50 grams. Sold for: $717.00. |
| 90031 | Diamond, Enamel, 18k Gold, Silver Money Brooch This charming 18k yellow gold brooch depicts a three dimensional bag o' gold coins, cinched by a rose-cut diamond adorned silver ribbon, resting atop a million franc note, crafted in blue and white enamel. A pinstem and catch complete the reverse. Total diamond weight is approximately 0.10 carat. Gross weight 10.50 grams. Dimensions: 1-1/2 inches x 7/8 inch. Sold for: $388.38. |
| 90032 | Retro Amethyst, 14k Gold Butterfly Jewelry Suite The suite includes a brooch and a matching pair of clip earrings; all with a butterfly motif. The brooch features an emerald-cut amethyst measuring 10.00 x 8.00 x 5.00 mm and weighing approximately 2.90 carats, accented by round-cut red stones, set in pierced brightly polished 14k yellow gold. A pinstem and catch complete the reverse. The accompanying earrings are designed for non-pierced ears. They have round-cut red stones, set in pierced brightly polished 14k yellow gold. Screwbacks complete the reverse. Gross weight for the suite 11.60 grams. Brooch dimensions: 1-3/4 inches x 1-3/4 inches. Earring dimensions: 7/8 inch x 3/4 inch. Not Sold. |
| 90033 | Carved Coral Rose, 14k Gold Earrings Each earring features a three dimensional rose carved of rich reddish-orange coral, applied on a brightly polished 14k yellow gold disc. An earwire with leverback comes the reverse. Gross weight for the pair 10.70 grams. Dimensions: 1 inch x 3/4 inch. Note: Earrings are designed for pierced ears. Sold for: $334.60. |
| 90034 | Diamond, Carved Rose Quartz, 14k Gold Earrings Each button style earring features a round brilliant-cut diamond, bezel set atop an oval-shaped carved rose quartz cabochon, framed by brightly polished 14k yellow gold. A post completes the reverse. Total diamond weight for the pair is approximately 0.10 carat. Gross weight for the pair 3.00 grams. Dimensions: 11.00 mm x 9.00 mm. Note: Earrings are designed for pierced ears only. Sold for: $149.38. |
| 90035 | Ancient Coin, 14k Gold Earrings Each earring centers an ancient coin resting within a brightly polished 14k yellow gold frame. A post with omega back completes the reverse. Gross weight for the pair 8.90 grams. Dimensions: 3/4 x 3/4 inch. Note: Earrings are designed for pierced ears, but are easily converted to clip. Not Sold. |
| 90036 | 14k Gold Textured Drop Earrings Each earring features a button-shaped top suspending a free-swinging teardrop-shaped pendulum. The pair is crafted of hand engraved 14k yellow gold. A post completes the reverse of each. Circa 1960. Gross weight for the pair 10.90 grams. Dimensions: 1-1/2 inches x 3/8 inch. Note: Earrings are designed for pierced ears. Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90037 | Topaz, Amethyst, Peridot, 14k White Gold Earrings Each demi-hoop earring features a colorful flower, composed of a round-cut blue topaz, framed by round-cut amethyst petals, set atop a stem formed by square-cut peridot; all set in brightly polished 14k white gold. The reverse of each features a post with omega back clip. Gross weight for the pair 5.30 grams. Dimensions: 3/4 inch x 1/3 inch. Note: Earrings are designed for pierced ears, but are easily converted to clip. Not Sold. |
| 90038 | Diamond, 14k White Gold Earrings Each dainty earring features round brilliant-cut diamonds, channel set in brightly polished 14k white gold. A post completes the reverse of each. Total diamond weight for the pair is approximately 0.50 carat. Gross weight 2.40 grams. Dimensions: 3/8 inch x 3/16 inch. Note: earrings are designed for pierced ears. Not Sold. |
| 90039 | South Sea Mabe Pearl, Diamond, 14k Gold Pendant-Enhancer The pendant features a double South Sea mabe pearl measuring 30.00 x 17.00 mm, accented by a round brilliant-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.05 carat, bezel set in brightly polished 14k yellow gold. The pearl has white bodycolor with a brilliant luster. The pendant bail has a hinged figure-8 safety which permits it to be worn on wide necklaces or clipped over a pearl necklace. Gross weight 15.20 grams. Dimensions: 2 inches x 3/4 inch (including bail). Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90040 | 18k Gold Locket-Pendant The oversized locket is beautifully crafted of 18k yellow gold. The casing slides open, revealing a compartment suitable for holding a photo and an opposing mirror. Gross weight 28.90 grams. Dimensions: 2-1/2 inches x 1-1/4 inches (including bail) Sold for: $310.70. |
| 90041 | Vermeil Silver Pill Box This pill box was a chatelaine component. It features applied vermeil ornaments, set against a snake skin patterned casing. The hinged lid opens to reveal a storage compartment. Gross weight 20.70 grams. Dimensions: 1-3/4 inch x 1-3/4 inch x 3/4 inch. Sold for: $118.31. |
| 90042 | Vermeil Silver Mirror Pendant This item was a chatelaine component. The oversized oval-shaped pendant features a three dimensional vermeil foliate pattern, set against a snake skin textured silver casing. The pendant slides open to reveal two beveled edge glass mirrors. Gross weight 40.20 grams. Dimensions: 2-3/4 inches x 1-1/2 inches (including bail). Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90043 | Diamond, 22k Gold Pendant-Locket, Cathy Waterman The oval-shaped locket is highlighted by a full-cut diamond, set in 22k yellow gold, suspended by a black leather cord measuring 24 inches. The locket opens to reveal two compartments suitable for photos. Maker's mark for Cathy Waterman. Accompanied by original Cathy Waterman pouch. Gross weight 15.90 grams. Dimensions: 1 inch x 3/4 inch. Sold for: $1,553.50. |
| 90044 | Victorian Diamond, 18k Gold "Moon & Stars" Necklace The ball form pendant features European, Mine and single-cut diamonds, set in hand cut star mountings within 18k yellow gold. An 18k yellow gold link chain measuring 16 inches supports the pendant. Total diamond weight is approximately 0.25 carat. Gross weight 9.00 grams. Pendant dimensions: 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch. Sold for: $203.15. |
| 90045 | Sunstone, 18k Gold Necklace The custom made necklace is highlighted by an oval-shaped sunstone cabochon measuring 11.60 x 7.15 x 5.90 mm, set in a handcrafted bezel, supported by an 18k yellow gold chain. Gross weight 10.50 grams. Measurement: 17 inches. Note: Sunstone is a natural semi-precious gemstone from Oregon. Not Sold. |
| 90046 | Diamond, 14k Gold Heart Pendant-Necklace The heart-shaped pendant features round brilliant-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.50 carat, set in brightly polished 14k yellow gold. A fine 14k yellow gold cable link chain measuring 16 inches supports the pendant. Gross weight 3.00 grams. Pendant dimensions: 1/2 x 1/2 inch. Not Sold. |
| 90047 | Coral, Seed Pearl, 14k Gold Necklace The necklace is composed of coral beads ranging in size from 19.50 x 8.00 mm to 3.80 x 3.00 mm, forming a graduated single strand measuring 42-1/2 inches, completed by a box clasp centering one button-shaped coral bead, encircled by half pearls. Not Sold. |
| 90048 | Cultured Pearl, 14k White Gold Necklace The necklace is composed of baroque cultured pearls ranging in size from 5.50 x 5.00 mm to 8.50 x 8.00 mm, forming five graduated, knotted strands, completed by an openwork 14k white gold box clasp with safety chain. The pearls have cream bodycolor with pink overtone, irregular surfaces and a bright luster. The strands measure 14, 14-1/2, 15-1/2, 16-1/4 and 17-1/2 inches. Not Sold. |
| 90049 | Pearl, 18k Gold Longchain The 18k yellow gold box link chain features intermittent pearl accents and a swivel clasp. Gross weight 27.20 grams. Length 60 inches. Sold for: $239.00. |
| 90050 | Cultured Pearl, Diamond, Platinum, Gold Necklace The necklace is composed of cultured pearls ranging in size from 8.00 - 8.50 mm to 4.50 - 5.00 mm, forming a knotted graduated single strand measuring 19-1/2 inches, completed by a box clasp having rose-cut diamonds set in platinum and green stones set in yellow gold. The pearls have a light cream bodycolor with a soft luster. Gross weight 26.70 grams. Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90051 | 18k Gold Wheat Chain Necklace Crafted of 18k yellow gold, the neck chain measures 16 inches and is completed by an engraved box clasp. Gross weight 6.00 grams. Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90052 | 14k Gold Neck Chain The claspless fancy link neck chain is made of 14k yellow gold. It measures 17 inches. Gross weight 10.10 grams. Sold for: $101.58. |
| 90053 | Two 18k Gold Mesh Necklaces, French The lot includes two 18k yellow gold mesh necklaces; one plain measuring 15 inches, together with one having applied heart motifs measuring 16 inches. French hallmarks evident on both necklaces. Gross weight for the lot 32.60 grams.Sold for: $448.13. |
| 90054 | Diamond, 18k White Gold Necklace The chain link necklace is accented by full-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.50 carat, set in brightly polished 18k white gold, completed by a sturdy lobster clasp. Gross weight 36.30 grams. Length: 18 inches. Sold for: $597.50. |
| 90055 | Jade, 14k Gold Bracelet The link style bracelet features saddle-shaped jadeite jade tablets measuring approximately 17.00 x 11.00 mm, set in brightly polished 14k yellow gold end caps with interlocking hinges. A box clasp with figure-8 safety latch secures the bracelet. Gross weight 23.80 grams. Dimensions: 7 inches x 1/2 inch. Note: Jadeite Jade not tested for origin of color. Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90056 | Jade, Cultured Pearl, 14k Gold Flower Bracelet The link style bracelet features jadeite jade tablets, alternating with cultured pearls measuring 5.50 - 6.00 mm, set in brightly polished 14k yellow gold. A box clasp with figure-8 catch and safety chain secures the bracelet. Gross weight 20.30 grams. Dimensions: 7 inches x 3/8 inch. Note: Jadeite Jade not tested for origin of color. Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90057 | Retro Jade, 14k Gold Bracelet, circa 1935 The bracelet features cylinder-shaped jadeite jade pieces, framed by 14k yellow gold endcaps alternating with 14k yellow gold domed links, completed by a box clasp with safety chain. Gross weight 18.00 grams. Dimensions: 7 inches x 1/4 inch. Note: Jadeite Jade not tested for origin of color. Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90058 | Cultured Pearl, 18k Gold Bracelet The bracelet features cultured pearls measuring 8.00 - 8.50 mm, wire wrapped in between a combination of 18k yellow gold rope motif links and 18k white gold knot motif links. A lobster clasp secures the bracelet. The pearls have white bodycolor with a rose overtone and bright luster. Gross weight 8.00 grams. Length: 7 inches. Not Sold. |
| 90059 | 18k Gold Cable Link Bracelet The bracelet features interlocking 18k yellow gold links. French hallmarks evident. Gross weight 8.30 grams. Length 7 inches. Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90060 | 18k Gold Curb Link Bracelet The hammered finish curb link bracelet is crafted of solid 18k yellow gold. Gross weight 21.90 grams. Length 7-1/2 inches. Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90061 | Miscellaneous Gold Jewelry Items The lot includes: three 18k yellow gold chains weighing a total of 15.40 grams; one 14k yellow gold bangle weighing 8.90 grams; a 10k yellow gold brooch weighing 3.50 grams; a pair of 18k gold pansy earrings complete with screwback posts; an 18k yellow gold locket with half pearl accent, French hallmarks; two 18k yellow gold swivel hooks weighing 5.10 grams, French hallmarks; two 14k yellow gold clasps weighing 2.10 grams; together with a green stone charm. Gross weight for the lot 40.70 grams. Sold for: $448.13. |
| 90062 | Lot of Two 18k Gold Topped Hair Combs The larger hair comb features a knot design while the smaller comb has a twisted rope cap; both in 18k yellow gold. Gross weight for the lot 7.30 grams. Dimensions: 4 inches x 3/4 inch and 3-1/2 inches x 1/2 inch. Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90063 | Victorian Hair, 18k Gold Jewelry Suite The suite includes one brooch featuring a floral and foliate motif, resting within a hollow 18k yellow gold frame; together with a matching ring. Gross weight for the suite 30.30 grams. Brooch dimensions: 2-1/2 inches x 2-1/4 inches. Ring dimensions: 1-1/8 inch x 1 inch top surface tapering to 2.75 mm at base of shank. Ring size 10. Note: Ring is sizable. Sold for: $239.00. |
| 90064 | 14k Gold Watch Fob The 14k yellow gold chainmail style watch fob is soft and flexible. Gross weight 8.40 grams. Dimensions: 3-1/4 inches x 3/4 inch. Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90065 | Enamel, 18k Gold Watch Chain, Fob & Slides, circa 1900 The watch chain consists of two 18k yellow gold rope chains, enhanced by a pair of box slides having applied baby blue enamel accents, completed by an enameled pencil cap fob. Length 14 inches. Gross weight 7.20 grams. Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90066 | Lot of 14k Gold Turtle Shirt Studs The lot consists of four turtles, each in a three dimensional 14k yellow gold form. Gross weight for the set 2.60 grams. Dimensions: 1/2 inch x 1/4 inch. Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90067 | Retro Sapphire, 14k Gold Cuff Links, circa 1935 Each link features square-shaped sapphires, bezel set in an openwork 14k yellow gold frame. The reverse of each features a T-bar style clip mechanism. Gross weight 11.10 grams. Dimensions: 5/8 inch x 1/2 inch. Sold for: $328.63. |
| 90068 | 14k Gold Tie Bar The tie bar is made out of a single 14k yellow gold plate. It is suitable for engraving. Gross weight 4.30 grams. Dimensions: 2-1/2 inches x 3/8 inch. Condition: Good.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90069 | 14k Gold Money Clip The 14k yellow gold money clip has a basketweave pattern framing a centralized cartouche which is suitable for engraving. Gross weight 19.70 grams. Dimensions: 2-1/8 inches x 3/4 inch. Sold for: $334.60. |
| 90070 | Coral, Gold & Gold-Filled Fountain Pen/Pencils The lot includes: one 14k yellow gold retractable fountain pen in the form of a rolling pin, complete with carved black coral handles; together with a gold-filled retractable fountain pen and pencil combination. In closed position, the dimensions are: rolling pin 3-1/4 inch x 1/4 inch; and pen/pencil 3-3/8 inch x 3/8 inch. Sold for: $77.68. |
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| 90300 | Franklin Delano Roosevelt Typed Letter Signed "Franklin D. Roosevelt" as governor of New York. One page letter, 8" x 10.5", on State of New York Executive Chamber stationary, dated September 11, 1930, Albany, New York, regarding funding for the New York State Roosevelt Memorial. Roosevelt (1882 - 1945) was the 32nd president of the United States. Elected to four terms in office, he served from 1933 to 1945, and is the only U.S. president to have served more than two terms. A central figure of the 20th century, he has consistently been ranked as one of the three greatest U.S. presidents in scholarly surveys. The document is in very fine condition with a nice, bold signature.Sold for: $657.25. |
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| 90301 | Rare Matched Pair of 1932 Election Badges made of a composition material to resemble wood. While we have seen the Herbert Hoover before, we cannot recall encountering the matching Franklin D. Roosevelt. Great condition, each with its original red, white and blue ribbon for suspension at top. 1.8" x 2.25" and 1.5" x 2.25".Not Sold. |
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| 90302 | Advertising Broadside for Dr. Seth Arnold's Medical Remedies Dr. Seth Arnold Medical Corporation, Woonsocket, RI advertising sheet with numerous testimonials for Arnold's Cough Killer, Arnold's Soothing Cordial, and Arnold's Balsam. Interesting bottom panel in the form of ad note. Brown paper, 200 mm by 360 mm. Extremely Fine.Sold for: $17.00. |
| 90303 | Indenture Between Frances Sands and Robert Dickey June 2, 1809, New York City, transferring ownership of property located between Lumber Street (now Trinity Place) and Greenwich Street. The vellum document has two pages and the integral paper map. The largest sheet is 25.75" x 22". Signed by Frances Sands, the document is in excellent condition. Greenwich Street was Manhattan's most desirable neighborhood in the post-Revolutionary War era for the city's social elite and wealthy merchant class. The fashionable 3-1/2-story Federal style houses at the southern end of the western side of Greenwich Street became known as "Millionaire's Row." In June and August 1809, merchant Robert Dickey acquired three parcels with frontage on lower Greenwich Street for $11,017 from their owners: Nathaniel Prime, one of New York's wealthiest men, its first private banker, and founder and head of the banking firm of Prime, Ward & King, and his wife, nee Cornelia Sands; Frances Sands, sister of Cornelia; and John and Catherine Ellison of Orange County. Comfort Sands, a merchant, Revolutionary War patriot, and founder of the Bank of New York, had transferred two of the lots to his daughters in 1796. Dickey entered into mortgage agreements with the Primes and Sands. By November 1809, when a court action occurred that resulted in a quitclaim in Dickey's favor, two 3-story houses were under construction at Nos. 69 and 71 (later 65 and 67) Greenwich Street, along with two stables and coach house and a storehouse along Lumber Street, separated from the houses by courtyards. On June 28, 2005, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission designated the Robert and Anne Dickey House, 67 Greenwich Street (aka 28-30 Trinity Place), a city landmark. Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90304 | Indenture Between William & Martha Beekman and John Cannon, January, 25 1732, New York City, transferring ownership of a 60 foot wide strip of property running from Queen's Street to the "old dock." The vellum document is one page 26.5" x 13.5". Signed by William Beekman, Martha Beekman (her mark), and Rip van Dam. The document is in excellent condition. Wilhelmus Hendrickse Beekman (1623-1707) was the founder of the Beekman family in New York City. He came from Holland in 1647, on the same ship as Peter Stuyvesant, the last governor of New Netherlands. His close acquaintance to 'Governor' Stuyvesant helped him get two lucrative offices. He was first made resident treasurer of the Dutch West India Company and later appointed vice-director of a colony of Swedes on the Delaware River. After the surrender of new Netherlands to the English, he moved to Esopus, where stayed until 1670. Returning to New York City, William Beekman then bought the property upon which the large Beekman fortune was founded. This property was a large farm, formerly owned by Thomas Hall and stretched along the East River along what later became Beekman Street. The property was later extended to the South to incorporate Cripple Bush, henceforth known as Beekman Swamp and eventually a valuable piece of New York City real estate. Along with the farm, William Beekman acquired a brewery, which he continued to operate with great success. He expanded this business in and around New York, becoming one of the city's largest wholesale merchants. As such he soon owned ships and invested in ship building, bills-of-exchange and other mercantile assets, the typical interests of a large colonial trader. By 1695, he was counted among the richest New York merchants. In true Dutch tradition and against British law, he split his real estate evenly among his surviving children and offspring of a pre-deceased daughter. Each of them notably inherited a 60 feet wide (and probably over 100 feet long) tract of what later became New York's prime real estate property. Very interesting and researchable!Sold for: $131.45. |
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| 90305 | Donald Glut Manuscript Signed of The Dracula Book. "Had you not answered me in this fashion, I would truly have impaled you on the spot." -Vlad Dracula, September, 1458. This line not only depicts the character of the source of the Dracula legend, but it also initiates the first chapter of this manuscript! This lot features the 504-page- 150,000 word typed manuscript of The Dracula Book. It is signed cleverly on the first page by the writer as, "Vampirically yours, Donald F. Glut." Below his signature is a drawing of a small bat. The signature is in dark, blood red ink and is very clear and bold. The pages contain editor's marks and occasional notes. The manuscript is in fine condition, and comes in its original box. The box is falling apart on the edges but the paper inside is in good shape. The notes and type are clear and dark. A hair-raising lot that would be horrific to miss! Sold for: $34.00. |
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Political |
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| 90306 | Hartford Wide-Awakes Envelope 5.5" x 3", featuring a campaign torch. The group became national in scope, and their dramatic torchlight parades and rallies were an important factor in the 1860 election. Fine unused condition. Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90307 | Harrison and Morton 1889 Inaugural Ribbon, 2 1/4" x 6 3/4", red silk, with "Inauguration March 4th, 1889 Harrison & Morton" in gold letters and an ornamental eagle design with an applied flag ribbon. Superb.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90308 | William Henry Harrison Jubilee Ribbon, 2" x 8.5", white silk. Light overall aging with small stain marks but it retains a pleasing appearance. Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90309 | Samuel Jones Tilden 1876 Campaign Pin, 7/8", bust of Tilden centered with "S. J. Tilden" and a laurel wreath around. A scarce variant! Minor wear at the top otherwise, in very fine condition.Sold for: $44.00. |
| 90310 | Samuel Jones Tilden 1876 Silvered Campaign Pin, ¾", bust of Tilden centered with "Tilden/1876" around. Excellent condition.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90311 | Grover Cleveland Articulated Calendar Medal 1880 Campaign, brass, 29mm, one side has a bust of Grover Cleveland center with days of the week around, a second disk that turns with dates to make a perpetual calendar. The obverse has a central bust of the vice presidential candidate, Thomas Andrews Hendricks. Holed at top and worn, otherwise, fine.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90312 | Seymour and Blair 1868 Campaign Medal, brass, 31mm, obverse with central bust of Horatio Seymour and "Seymour & Blair Democratic Candidates * 1868*" around; reverse with 'White Men To Govern Constitutional Liberty" around and "The/Restoration/Of" centered. Excellent condition.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90313 | Winfield Scott Hancock 1880 Rooster Campaign Pin, 2" long, nicely etched brass rooster with a disc bearing the letter "H". Excellent condition.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90314 | Ulysses Grant Republican for President Medal, silvered, 32mm, obverse with central bust of Grant and "Republican Candidate For President Of U.S. Gen. U. S. Grant." around; reverse with 'I Intend To Fight It Out On The Lines" around and "If It Takes/****/All Summer" centered. Holed at top, otherwise, excellent.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90315 | Three Sepia William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt Campaign Buttons including large McKinley button, 3½", Photo Jewelry Mfg. Co.; McKinley and Roosevelt jugate button, 2¼", Pin-lock; and, McKinley button, 2¼", Pin-lock Medallion Co. The large button has light stain marks else all in fine condition.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90316 | Winfield Hancock 1880 Campaign Token, gilt, 28mm, obverse with a bust of Hancock centered and major general straps on each side, above, WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, below, THE PEOPLES CHOICE/ FOR PRESIDENT 1880; reverse above, an eagle in flight with a riband reading, SANS PER ET SANS REPROCH, below, A COMBINATION/ AND A FORM INDEED/ WHERE EVERY GOD/ DID SEEM/ TO SET HIS SEAL/ TO GIVE/ THE WORLD ASSURANCE OF A MAN. Choice condition with most of original luster. Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90317 | 1880 "Salt River" Hancock Campaign Token, copper, 28mm, obverse with a centered paddle-wheel steamer, above, GOOD FOR A FREE PASSAGE ON THE/ STEAMER HANCOCK/ CAPT. ENGLISH/ NOV. 2. 1880, below, FOR SALT RIVER/ DIRECT/ CHINESE LINE; reverse, a wreath around, centered, THE GREAT/ REPUBLICAN/ VICTORY/ OF/ 1880. Slight tarnishing, some luster, very fine. Sold for: $10.00. |
| 90318 | Blaine and Logan Jugate 1884 Campaign Medal, brass, 23mm. The obverse has draped flags with busts of Blaine and Logan facing each other; around, JAMES G. BLAINE and JOHN A. LOGAN; the reverse has around, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES 1884; centered is a laurel wreath with, FOR/PRESIDENT/ AND/ VICE/ PRESIDENT/ OF THE UNITED STATES. Scarce and in choice condition.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90319 | Grover Cleveland Paper Picture in Gold Tin Frame, pin back, 1", fine condition.Sold for: $44.00. |
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Miscellaneous |
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| 90320 | Prescription Form for Medicinal Liquor partially printed, 5.5." x 4.5", January 24, 1933, Baltimore, Maryland. Fine.Sold for: $10.00. |
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Autographs |
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| 90321 | Louis Philippe Autograph Note Signed "Louis Philippe" in exile. One page, 4.75" x 5.25", dated June 12, 1850, S. Leonards. The note is addressed to the banking firm of Coutts & Co, "I inclose [sic] the weekly draft for payment of our expenditure here. You will observe that it is drawn by the Queen, & that it must be imputed [sic] on her account." A very good note with a small tear at the left bottom corner. Louis-Philippe (1773 - 1850) was king of the French from 1830 to 1848 in what was known as the July Monarchy. He was the last king to rule France. He was known as Philippe Égalité for his liberal leanings. In his first exile (1793-1815) after the first French Revolution, Louis-Philippe visited the United States for four years, staying in Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston, where he taught French for a time and lived in lodgings over what is now the Union Oyster House, Boston's oldest restaurant. After the abdication of Napoleon and the restoration of the monarchy under his cousin King Louis XVIII, Louis-Philippe returned to live in France, claiming sympathy with the citizens of the country. He openly sided with the liberal opposition under Louis XVIII and then even more so under the reign of Louis's brother, King Charles X. In 1830, the July Revolution overthrew the régime of Charles X. The Chamber of Deputies proclaimed Louis-Philippe, who for eleven days had been acting as regent, as the new French king. The new monarch took the style of "King of the French," a constitutional innovation known as popular monarchy which linked the monarch's title to a people, not to a state. Louis-Philippe repudiated the legitimist theory of the divine right of kings. He ruled in an unpretentious fashion, avoiding the pomp and lavish spending of his predecessors. Despite this outward appearance of simplicity, his support came from the wealthy middle classes. At first, he was much loved and called the "Citizen King" and the "bourgeois monarch," but his popularity suffered as his government was perceived as increasingly conservative and monarchical. An economic crisis in 1847 led to the citizens of France revolting against their king again. He disguised himself and fled Paris. Riding in an ordinary cab under the name of "Mr. Smith," he escaped to England. There he lived in exile until his death on August 26,1850, only 82 days after he wrote this note.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90322 | Charles Emanuel III Document Signed "C. Emanuel" as king. One page, 8.25" x 10.5", dated March 2, 1743, Turin. Charles Emmanuel III (1701 - 1773), Duke of Savoy and King of Sardinia, played important roles in both the War of the Polish Succession and the War of Austrian Succession.Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90323 | Sophie de Baviere, Princess of Bavaria Autograph Letter Signed "Sophie". Two pages, 7.5" x 9", Karlsruhe, dated 1842, with traces of fold marks, else very good. Sophie de Baviere (1805-1872) was the mother of Emperor Franz Joseph and Maximilian of Mexico.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90324 | Louis XV of France Secretarial Signature "Louis". excised from a larger document, 7.5" x 8.5", dated April 17, 1761, uniformly foxed, else very good condition. Louis XV (1710-1774) ruled France from 1715 until his death. Not Sold. |
| 90325 | Ludwig II of Bavaria Document Signed "Ludovico", One page, 8.25" x 10.5", January 31, 1866, Monaco, with addressed envelope bearing the Bavarian seal in red wax. A small tear in the upper right-hand corner. In excellent condition.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90326 | Ferdinand I Document Signed "Ferdinando R"as king. Two page, 7.25" x 8.75", dated May 11, 1816, Naples. Ferdinand (1759 - 1816), King of the Two Sicilies, was also styled Ferdinand III of Sicily and Ferdinand IV of Naples. The signature is in a weak hand.Sold for: $44.00. |
| 90327 | Charles X of France Document Signed "Charles Philippe", one page, 7" x 6.75", partially printed, September 1, 1777, Versailles. The document has a label with a typed synopsis glued to the front.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90328 | Wilhelm II of Germany Document Signed "Wilhelm R" as emperor. One page, 8.25" x 10.25", dated September 23, 1888, Potsdam. Wilhelm II (1859 - 1941) was the last German emperor and king of Prussia from June 15,1888 to November 9, 1918. Fine and interesting item.Sold for: $77.68. |
| 90329 | Caroline Bonaparte Autograph Letter. One page, 7.25" x 8.75", n.d., n.p.. Caroline Bonaparte (1782 - 1839), Queen of Naples, born in Corsica, was the younger sister of Napoléon I of France. In 1793, Caroline moved with her family to France during the French Revolution. There she fell in love with Joachim Murat, one of her brother's generals, and they married on January 20, 1800. Ambitious and power-hungry, she became grand duchess of Berg and Cleves on March 15, 1806. She became queen consort of Naples on August 1, 1808. The birth of a son to her brother, destroyed any hope of her son Napoléon Achille Murat succeeding to the French throne. So she allied with Napoléon's rival, Klemens von Metternich. When he failed in his attempt to secure the throne for Murat, Caroline fled to the Austrian Empire and Murat was killed. She died in Florence. The document is in fine condition. It has an old label with a history glued to the front page.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90330 | Benito Mussolini and Victor Emanuel III Document Signed "mussolini" and "Victor Emanuel". One page, partially printed document, 9.75" x 14.5", dated January 21, 1929, Rome. Victor Emmanuel (1869- 1947) was King of Italy (1900 - 1946), as well as Emperor of Ethiopia (1936 - 1943) and King of Albania (1939 - 1943). He won respect as wartime leader of Italy in the First World War. However, his reputation suffered when he allowed Benito Mussolini (1883-1945) and his Fascist regime to operate with impunity between 1922 and 1943. Victor Emmanuel III yielded most of his powers to his son, Umberto, in 1944 and finally abdicated in 1946. Victor Emmanuel took refuge in Egypt, dying in Alexandria in 1947. On April 28, 1945, Mussolini and his mistress were shot near Lake Como. Both signatures are bold and strong.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90331 | Leopold II Document Signed "Leopold R" as emperor. One page, 9" x 14". One of the "enlightened monarchs", Leopold II (1747 - 1792) was the penultimate Holy Roman Emperor from 1790 to 1792 and Grand Duke of Tuscany. The document is in very good condition, with pencil notations and the remnants of an old label on the front.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90332 | Frederick V Document Signed "Friderich R" as king. Two pages, 7.75" x 12.5", dated January 8, 1816, Copenhagen. Frederick (1723 - 1766), King of Denmark and Norway, was first married to Princess Louise. They were parents of seven children. After Louise died in 1751, Frederick married a second time to Juliana Maria. They were parents of seven additional children. King Frederick was also the father of five illegitimate children. Frederick and his ministers avoided involving Denmark in the European wars of his time, even remaining neutral for the duration of the Seven Years' War despite its proximity to combatants Russia and Sweden. The king died after 43 years of life and twenty years of reign. His last words were reportedly, "It is a great consolation to me in my last hour that I have never willfully offended anyone and that there is not a drop of blood on my hands." The document is in very good condition with pencil notations.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90333 | Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte Document Signed "J. Bernadotte". One page, 8" x 12.25", dated "7 floréal an 13" or April 27, 1806. French by birth, Bernadotte (1763-1844) was one of Napoleon's most controversial marshals. Marshal Bernadotte's military talents were unquestioned, but he incurred the displeasure of Napoleon for not participating with his army corps in the battles of Jena though close at hand. He was later was stripped of his command after retreating against Napoleon's orders. In 1810 he was about to enter upon his new post of governor of Rome when he was, unexpectedly, elected heir to King Charles XIII of Sweden. Bernadotte was adopted by Charles XIII under the name of "Charles John" (Karl Johan). The new crown prince was very soon the most popular and the most powerful man in Sweden. The government, and especially the control of foreign affairs were entirely in his hands. The keynote of his whole policy was the acquisition of Norway. After securing Norway, Bernadotte, now Charles XIV John, was a unional king, popular in both countries. Swedes and Norwegians alike were proud of a monarch with a European reputation. The document is in very good condition, with pencil notations and an old label glued on the front with a translation.Sold for: $436.18. |
| 90334 | General George Washington Goethals Autograph Note Signed "G. W. Goethals". A one page note (with envelope) on Shoreham Hotel stationary, 5.25" x 7", n.d. [November 10, 1912] to Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh, wife of the secretary of the Treasury, declining a dinner invitation. Goethals (1858 - 1928) was a United States Army officer and civil engineer, best known for his supervision of construction and the opening of the Panama Canal. A graduate of the United States Military Academy (1880), he taught civil and military engineering at the academy until 1888. During the Spanish-American War he was lieutenant colonel and chief of engineers of United States Volunteers. In 1907 President Theodore Roosevelt appointed George Washington Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal. The building of the Canal was completed in 1914, one year ahead of the target date. President Woodrow Wilson appointed him the first Civil Governor of the Panama Canal Zone.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90335 | Vilhjalmur Stefansson Autograph Letter Signed "Vilhjalmur Stefansson". One page, 8.5" x 11", dated October 11, 1946. A Canadian Arctic explorer and ethnologist, Stefansson (1879 - 1962) conducted archæological research in Iceland in 1904 and 1905. He lived with the Eskimos of Mackenzie Delta during the winter of 1906-07. Under the auspices of the American Museum of Natural History, he undertook an ethnological survey of the Central Arctic coasts of the shores of North America from 1908 to 1912. In 1910 he discovered the previously unknown blond Eskimos, who had never before seen a white man. From 1913 to 1916 he commanded an expedition to explore the regions west of Parry Archipelago. In 1921, he encouraged and planned an expedition to colonize Wrangel Island north of Siberia, claiming the land for Britain. The raising of the British flag on Wrangel Island, acknowledged Russian territory, caused an international incident. Stefansson was an extremely well-known explorer in his lifetime, but he was also a figure of considerable interest in dietary circles, especially those with an interest in very low-carbohydrate diets. He and a fellow explorer agreed to undertake a study to demonstrate that they could eat a 100% meat diet for an entire year. The results were published in the Journal of the American Medical Association and both men were perfectly healthy on such a diet, without vitamin supplements or anything else in their diet except meat. Stefansson frequently said that "adventure is a sign of incompetence."Sold for: $28.00. |
| 90336 | Louis Mountbatten Typed Letter Signed "Mountbatten of Burma". One page, 6" x 7.5", on Mountbatten's personal stationary, dated January 4, 1971, Broadlands, Romsey, Hampshire. Mountbatten (1900 - 1979) was a British admiral of the fleet and statesman and an uncle of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. He was the last viceroy and first governor-general of independent India, and first sea lord, as was his father, Prince Louis of Battenberg. Mountbatten was particularly close to Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, They called each other "Honorary Grandfather" and "Honorary Grandson." Mountbatten was killed by the Provisional IRA, who planted a bomb in his boat at Mullaghmore, County Sligo in the Republic of Ireland. The letter is in fine condition with the top trimmed.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90337 | William McKinley Autograph Card Signed "Truly Yours/ W McKinley Jr/ Canton O". 4" x 2", date unknown. The autograph cards comes with a small relatively modern picture of McKinley. William McKinley (1843-1901) was the 25th president of the United States. He was assassinated in 1901 by anarchist Leon Czolgosz and succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90338 | Jawaharlal Nehru Three Postage Stamps Signed "J. Nehru", each of the three signed stamps marks Indian independence on August 15, 1947, sold with the envelope from the Indian prime minister's office postmarked April 10, 1948 and using four stamps bearing the bust of the last emperor of India, King George VI.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90339 | Franklin Pierce Clipped Signature "Franklin Pierce". 4" x 1", mounted to a paper backing by two small drops of glue, toned but in very good condition. A clear, bold signature of the 14th president of the United States, Franklin Pierce (1804-1869). Companion with the clipped signature is a engraved plate of Piece that has likely been excised from a contemporary book.Sold for: $239.00. |
| 90340 | Theodore Roosevelt Signature in full. One page, 5" x 3.25" mounted on a 5.75" x 4" sheet. Theodore Roosevelt (1858 - 1919) was the 26th president of the United States, and a leader of the Republican Party and of the Progressive Movement. He served in many roles including governor of New York, historian, naturalist, explorer, author, and soldier. Roosevelt is also famous for his personality, his energy, his vast range of interests, and non-political achievements. A bold, clean signature.Sold for: $448.13. |
| 90341 | Grover Cleveland Typed Letter Signed in full. One page, 8" x 10.5", dated December 26, 1892, New York City. Cleveland (1837 -1908) was the 22nd (1885-1889) and 24th (1893-1897) president of the United States, and the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms. He was the only Democrat elected to the presidency in the era of Republican political domination between 1860 and 1912, after the American Civil War. His admirers praise him for his bedrock honesty, independence, integrity, and commitment to the principles of classical liberalism. As a leader of the Bourbon Democrats, he opposed imperialism, taxes, corruption, patronage, subsidies, and inflationary policies. The document has a clean signature and a slight tear in the upper right-hand corner.Sold for: $227.05. |
| 90342 | Albert Schweitzer Postage Stamp Signed in full, the signature in blue pen ink across a Five Franc commemorative stamp from Monaco, mounted on an off-white card, 3.5" x 2.5", sold with the forwarding letter dated July 22, 1955 and envelope. In excellent condition. Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90343 | Photograph of Thomas Edison Signed "Thomas A. Edison". 2.5" x 5.25", signed on a portion of photograph excised from a larger sepia news photograph, small portion of Edison's "umbrella" over the signature clipped at the extreme left side, else good. The contrast between the sepia photo and the ink render the signature difficult to read.Sold for: $215.10. |
| 90344 | Chester Alan Arthur Signature "Chester A. Arthur". One page, 5.25" x 2". Arthur (1829 - 1886) was the 21st president of the United States. Arthur was a member of the Republican Party and worked as a lawyer before becoming the 20th vice president under James Garfield. While Garfield was mortally wounded by Charles Guiteau on July 2, 1881, he did not die until September 19, at which time Arthur was sworn in as president, serving until March 4, 1885. Before entering politics, Arthur had been Collector of Customs for the Port of New York. He was appointed by Ulysses S. Grant but was fired by Rutherford B. Hayes under false suspicion of bribery and corruption. As president, his notable achievements in office included civil service reform and the passage of the Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act. The passage of this legislation earned Arthur the title, "The Father of Civil Service." A bold, clean signature.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90345 | Lot of Three United States Presidential Signatures including: Warren G. Harding - clipped signature, 4.5" x 2" mounted on a 5" x 3" card, strong signature with glue stains; Calvin Coolidge - signed White House card, 4.25" x 2.75", strong signature with a thumbtack hole at the top of the card; Herbert Hoover - signed plate block of three cent National Capital Sesquicentennial stamps, 4.25" x 2". Sold for: $310.70. |
| 90346 | Millard Fillmore Signature "Respectfully yours, Millard Fillmore, Buffalo, N.Y., Fby. 7, 1865", on a card, 4" x 2.5", with a small (1.5" x 2") copy of a black and white photo of Fillmore. Millard Fillmore (1800 - 1874) was the 13th president of the United States, serving from 1850 until 1853, and the last member of the Whig Party to hold that office. He succeeded from the vice presidency on the death of President Zachary Taylor, becoming the second U.S. president to assume the office in this manner. Fillmore was never elected president in his own right; after serving out Taylor's term he was not nominated by the Whigs in the 1852 presidential election, and in the 1856 presidential election he again failed to win election as president as the Know Nothing Party and Whig candidate.Sold for: $215.10. |
| 90347 | William Howard Taft Clipped Signature "Wm. H. Taft" below the typed words "Very sincerely yours,", 3.75" x 1.25". Taft (1857 - 1930) was an American politician, the 27th president of the United States, the 10th chief justice of the United States, a leader of the progressive conservative wing of the Republican Party in the early 20th century, a chaired professor at Yale Law School, a pioneer in international arbitration, and a staunch advocate of world peace. He also served as solicitor general of the United States, a federal judge, governor-general of the Philippines, and secretary of war before being nominated for president in the 1908 Republican National Convention with the backing of his predecessor and close friend Theodore Roosevelt. His presidency was characterized by trust-busting, strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission, expanding the civil service, establishing a better postal system, and promoting world peace. Roosevelt broke with Taft in 1911, charging that Taft was too reactionary. Taft and the conservatives were alarmed at Roosevelt's attacks on the judiciary, and took control of the party machinery. Taft defeated Roosevelt for the Republican nomination in a bruising battle in 1912 that forced Roosevelt out of the GOP and left Taft people in charge for decades.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90348 | Martin Van Buren Clipped Autograph Signed "Very Truly Yours/ M Van Buren/ London October 24, 1831". Signed while minister to the Court of St. James, 4.5" x 2", clipped from a larger document, shows evidence of having once been glued in an album, paper toned, else clear signature mounted on paper with photo corners with a small photo of modern vintage. Martin Van Buren (1782-1862) was vice-president under Andrew Jackson and later became the 8th president of the United States.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90349 | James A. Garfield Clipped Signature "J. A. Garfield, MC", 3.5" x 1.25, sold with a 19th century engraving of Garfield. James Abram Garfield (1831- 1881) was the 20th president of the United States (1881) and the second president to be assassinated. His term was the second shortest in U.S. history, after William Henry Harrison's. Holding office from March to September of 1881, President Garfield was in office for a total of six months and fifteen days. He was first elected to Congress in 1863 and continued to serve until 1880.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90350 | James Buchanan Clipped Signature in full as president, 10" x 4", also bears the signature of J. S. Black, secretary of state (1860-1861). James Buchanan (1791 -1868) was the 15th president of the United States(1857-1861). He was the only bachelor president and the only resident of Pennsylvania to hold the office of president. As president he was a "doughface" (a northern Democrat allied with the South) who battled Stephen A. Douglas for control of the Democratic Party; Douglas won. Buchanan was a Jeffersonian strict constitutionalist and opposed federal appropriations for most internal improvement projects. Scholars consistently rank him as one of the two or three worst American presidents; although he claimed secession was illegal, he claimed going to war to stop it was also illegal. This inaction laid the grounds for the American Civil War. Fine.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90351 | Edward, Duke of Windsor Lot with Mounted Block of Four Stamps Signed. This is a lot of five items relating to the former King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom, including: A mounted block of four 1½ d stamps bearing the bust of Edward as king, signed "Edward, Duke of Windsor" (3.5" x 2.5"). A one page typed letter on Buckingham Palace stationary (4.75" x 7.5") dated August 15, 1950, "I am directed by the Duke of Windsor to acknowledge recept of your letter of July 26th and to return the block of four Edward VIII stamps duly signed as requested." (with the envelope included); Two postcards picturing Edward, one as Prince of Wales, the other as king. Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90352 | Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. Autograph Card Signed "Oliver Wendell Holmes/ Beverly Farms, Mass./ August 4th 1887". 5.25" x 3", in fine condition. Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. (1809-1894) was a physician, author and father of Civil War hero Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.Sold for: $49.00. |
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| 90353 | Lot of Three Gold Mining Company Stock Certificates: The Rose Nicol Gold Mining Company - The certificate is for one thousand shares, issued on May 11, 1905. Including the frame, it measures 16.75" x 13.25". Arizota Mining Company - The certificate is signed by company president Seth Bullock, but is unissued and undated. Including the frame, it measures 15.25" x 13". Dante Gold Mining Company - The certificate is for one thousand shares, issued on October 2, 1917. Including the frame, it measures 15.5" x 12.5". Sold for: $71.70. |
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| 90354 | Lot of Three Railroad Stock Certificates: Pullman's Palace Car Company - issued to company founder George Pullman, this certificate has a gorgeous engraving of a cherub flanked, on the left by a train of Pullman cars rolling past London's St. Pancras Station and, on the right, the Pullman Car Works in Detroit. Pullman established the company in 1867 building luxury sleeping cars with carpeting, draperies, upholstered chairs, libraries and card tables. When George Pullman died in 1898, Robert Todd Lincoln succeeded him as company president. The company was reorganized as the Pullman Company in 1900. The certificate is for two hundred shares, issued on August 25, 1892. Including the frame, it measures 17.5" x 14.5". Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) - is one of the oldest railroads in the United States with the original line running from the port of Baltimore, Maryland, west to the Ohio River. The certificate pictures an engraving of one of the early locomotives used by the company after it was chartered in 1827. The certificate is for one hundred shares, issued on October 22, 1947. Including the frame, it measures 17.25" x 14.25". Pennsylvania Railroad Company - chartered in 1846 to connect Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, the railine was completed in 1854. The Pennsylvania Railroad called itself the "Standard Railroad of the World", meaning that it was perceived as the standard to which all other railroads aspired. For years that was literally true; the railroad had an impressive lists of firsts, greatests, biggests, and longests. It was the first railroad to rid itself of wooden-bodied passenger cars in favor of the much safer steel-bodied cars. It led the way in many safety and efficiency improvements over the years. The certificate is for twenty-six shares, issued on October 19, 1959. Including the frame, it measures 17.25" x 14.25". Sold for: $77.68. |
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| 90355 | Lot of Three Stock Certificates: United States Mining Company - The certificate is for one hundred shares and is undated. Including the frame, it measures 17.5" x 14.75". Reading Company - The railroad stock certificate is for one hundred shares is undated. Including the frame, it measures 17.25" x 13". The Packard Motor Car Company - The certificate is for two shares, issued on November 7, 1929. Including the frame, it measures 17" x 14.25". Sold for: $14.00. |
| 90356 | Court Sheriff Document Signed in full, partially printed purchase order from the Court Sheriff Hotel, Ferry, and Stable, April 2, 1894, Canyon Ferry, Montana to the Holter Hardware Company for 110 feet of rope. Including the frame, it measures 17.25" x 18.75". Intriguing content and in excellent condition.Sold for: $10.00. |
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| 90357 | Original Painting, Advertising Art - 19.5" x 25", a large beaded oval containing a group of men playing billiards, the two in the foreground are wearing the latest styles (1905) in suits. The man to the left is wearing a double-breasted, window pane pattern suit. The man to the right is in a single-breasted suit. Below the oval is, "Copyright 1905. The Washington Company; New York." The top has some glue residue and the bottom is trimmed. There are a few surface scuffs, still, very good.Sold for: $34.00. |
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| 90358 | J. Edgar Hoover Typed Letter Signed "J. E. Hoover", on Federal Bureau of Investigation stationary, October 3, 1956, Washington, D.C., framed with a black and white printed picture of Hoover, 14.75" x 12" (overall).Sold for: $31.00. |
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| 90359 | Civil War Soldier Autograph Letter one page, 5" x 7.5", July 7, 1863, "Camp18 Ala. Regt...in the woods about six miles from Chattanooga." The unsigned letter is nicely framed with a map of General Sherman's advance on Atlanta and a printed photograph of a group of Union soldiers, overall size 32.75" x 17.75". In the letter, the soldier/author writes his wife after a twenty-day, rain-soaked march that covered 150 miles. An interesting letter.Sold for: $59.75. |
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Books |
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| 90360 | Fredric Brown:The Lights in the Sky are Stars. (New York: E. P. Dutton & Company, 1953), 254 pages, 8vo (5.5" x 8.25"), first edition. The book is tightly bound with minor shelf wear to spine extremities. The dust jacket has very minor wear to corners and spine. Fine condition.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90361 | A. E. van Vogt: The Battle of Forever, Signed by Artist. (Franklin, Tennessee: Authors' Co-Op Publishing Company, 1978), 156 pages, 8vo (5.5" x 8.75"), first hardcover edition. The book is inscribed and signed by Bob Maurus, the illustrator. There is also a short biography of van Vogt and four-page comprehensive bibliography in the rear of the book. This is considered one of the author's best and most sensitive works. Both the book and the dust jacket are in fine condition.Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90362 | Robert Silverberg: Revolt on Alpha C. (New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1955), 148 pages, 8vo (5.5" x 8.25"), first edition. The dust jacket is in good condition despite wear and a tear at the bottom of the spine. Although it has some shelf wear, it is a very good copy of the author's first book.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90363 | C. M. Kornbluth: Not This August. (Garden City, New York, Doubleday [Science Fiction], 1955), 190 pages, 8vo (6" x 8.5"), first edition, with the original $2.95 price intact on the front dust jacket flap. Mel Hunter designed the dust jacket. The spine of the jacket is faded and stained, else the dust jacket is fine condition. The book is an attractive, fine copy.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90364 | C. L. Moore [Catherine Kuttner]: Doomsday Morning. (Garden City, New York, Doubleday [Science Fiction], 1957), 216 pages, 8vo (6" x 8.5"), first edition, with the original $2.95 price intact on the front dust jacket flap. There is light wear and fading to the jacket spine and some slight chipping at the bottom, still, the dust jacket is in very good condition. The book itself is in fine condition.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90365 | H. G. Wells: Star-Begotten; A Biological Fantasia. (New York: Viking Press 1937). 217 pages, 8vo (5.5" x 8.25"), first edition. Written by H.G. Wells (1866-1946) one of the greatest sci-fi authors of the twentieth century, Star-Begotten is a tale in which "science, prophecy, and a keen appreciation of today's problems are skillfully blended. Credibly, plausibly, he leads his reader from one astounding hypothesis to another, and arrives at a conclusion which is logical, satisfying, and altogether fantastic" (dust jacket). The dust jacket is slightly worn and soiled with a few minor tears at edges. The endpapers are discolored due to age, but the inside is clean. A review is glued onto a front fly page. The book is in very good condition.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90366 | Nevil Shute: On the Beach. (New York: William Morrow, 1957), 320 pages, 8vo (5.75" x 8.25"), first edition. A classic post-apocalyptic novel and the basis for the excellent Stanley Kramer film starring Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Anthony Perkins, and Fred Astaire in his first dramatic role. The dust jacket is slightly worn with minor chipping at the top and bottom of the spine. The book is in very good condition. Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90367 | Andre Norton: The Zero Stone. (New York: Viking Press, 1968), 286 pages, 8vo (6" x 8.25"), first edition. The dust jacket is slightly worn with minor staining. The price is clipped and there is a small scuff where a label was torn off. The book is in very good condition. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90368 | Arthur C. Clarke: 2001 A Space Odyssey. (New York: New American Library [NAL], 1968), 221 pages, 8vo (5.75" x 8.5"), first edition. This uncommon first edition was the basis for (and released simultaneously with) Stanley Kubrick's 1968 science fiction classic. The dust jacket is slightly worn with minor tearing and folding at the bottom. The price is clipped. The book is in very good condition.Sold for: $203.15. |
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| 90369 | John Henry Cardinal Newman Autograph Note Signed "John H. Newman". One page, 3.75" x 6", n.d. Newman (1801- 1890) was an English convert to Roman Catholicism, later made a cardinal. In early life he was a major figure in the Oxford Movement to bring the Church of England back to its Catholic roots. Eventually his studies in history persuaded him to become a Roman Catholic. Both before and after his conversion he wrote a number of influential books, including Via Media, Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, Apologia Pro Vita Sua, and theGrammar of Assent. In 1991, Newman was proclaimed venerable after a thorough examination of his life and work by the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. The cause for his beatification and canonization is ongoing. The document is in very fine condition.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90370 | Franklin Roosevelt: Looking Forward, with Signed Card. (New York: The John Day Company, 1933), first printing, 279 pages, 12mo (5.5" x 7.75"). The book comes with the publisher's original orange promotional band that reads "This is no mere collection of political addresses, but a major presentation of the new President's theories of government ...The Program For The New Deal." Included is a card with the state seal, "The State of New York Executive Mansion, Albany", and signed "Franklin D. Roosevelt". The card is mounted on a fly page. The dust jacket is in very good condition with some chipping at the bottom of the spine. The boards have some light staining at the top and a tiny tear at the top of the spine. The previous owner's name is on first free endpaper. Otherwise, it is a fine copy.Sold for: $479.20. |
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| 90371 | Baron von Richthofen Hair. Mounted on an 8.5" x 11" sheet with a color photocopy of a miniature painting of Baron von Richthofen, the single strand of hair is enclosed in a small, gilt frame. The sheet carries the certification from Charles Hamilton: "I certify that the crewcut lock of hair was removed by me from a locket, of which a picture accompanies, and is an original lock of hair of BARON VON RICHTHOFEN that was given by him to a cousin."Sold for: $119.50. |
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| 90372 | Ludwig von Beethoven Hair. Mounted on an 8.5" x 11" sheet with a color photocopy of a painting of Ludwig von Beethoven, the single strand of hair is enclosed in a small, gilt frame. Other photocopy sheets from Eldred's Auctioneer and Appraisers of East Dennis, Mass. tell the story of several locks of Beethoven's hair. Sold for: $143.40. |
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General Historic Events |
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| 90373 | World's Columbian Exposition Indian Ticket 1893. This is an admission ticket to the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893. The American Bank Note Company engraved these tickets. This example is without the "A" overprint. The ticket has some soiling and signs of circulation, but the engraving is well placed and crisp. Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90374 | Unusual 1904 Worlds Fair Item. Fold out B & W photos of various Fair attractions inside a walnut shell. Excellent condition, Length 1.5".Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90375 | 1904 St. Louis World's Fair Medal in Original Case and Mailing Box. A Lovely 62mm bronze medal by Weinman, who later designed the Mercury Dime. The medal is in beautiful condition, while the case and box show expected light wear.Sold for: $418.25. |
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| 90376 | Original Die For Turn-Of-The-Century "Good For" Token. Unusual item in excellent condition. Height: 1 7/8", token diameter 32mm.Sold for: $29.00. |
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| 90377 | New Jersey State Agricultural Society Silver Medal - 57mm. The obverse has a female figure holding a liberty cap on a pole in her right hand and an overflowing cornucopia in her left. She is flanked by a locomotive and a beehive, and around, NEW JERSEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The reverse has INDUSTRY BRINGS PROSPERITY around a wreath of fruit, grains, and flowers, inside is, AWARDED TO/AGRICULTURAL/ EXPERIMENTAL STATION/NEW BRUNSWICK:/SANITARY FERTILIZERS./1881. In fine condition.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90378 | Cased Silver Suydam Medal, National Academy of Design - 63mm, the obverse has a bust of James Augustus Suydam facing right with 1870 and SUYDAM around; the reverse has NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN * NEW YORK *, inside, a wreath of laurel and oak, the center engraved ANTIQUE SCHOOL/DAY CLASS - HEAD/ROSE KING/1932. The medal is marked MEDALLIC ART CO.N.Y. SILVER on the rim. The obverse was designed by Anthony C. Paquet. Suydam (1819-1865) showed work at the National Academy of Design for the first time in 1856, becoming an Academician himself five years later. Soon elected to the Academy's governing body, he served until his death, raising money for the Academy's first home on Fourth Avenue and 23rd Street. He contributed generously to its Fellowship Fund and attracted other wealthy supporters sensitive to America's patrimony.Sold for: $89.63. |
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Antiques |
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| 90379 | C. 1900 Men's Pocket Watch by Criterion Watch Co, Springfield, Illinois. Presumed gold-filled case, missing back cover. Not working. "19 jewels", "a double roller." A well-made watch with attractive embossed ""Illinois" dial. Diameter 1 3/4"Sold for: $155.35. |
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| 90380 | Exceptional Mid-19th Century Gold Balance in Molded Thermoplastic Case. Raised logo of Griffin & Tatlock Co., London on lid. Complete and in beautiful condition. Measures 6" x 3" x 1.375".Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90381 | Rare 1778-Dated German Gold Balance. Original label from J.P. Reckersberg of Ober-Barmen inside lid. Wood case, with stamped brass weights (two read "ducat"). Excellent condition save for six weights missing. Measures 7" x 3.75" x 0.875."Sold for: $95.60. |
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| 90382 | Herbert Hoover Typed Letter with Rubber Stamp Signature. One page, 7" x 10", Herbert Hoover letterhead, March 1, 1921, to J. Mitchel Thorsen. This letter is regarding a story entitled "The Madonna of the Hungry Child" about famine that appeared in Cosmopolitan Magazine. At the time the letter was written, Hoover was involved with several groups that organized shipments of food for millions of starving people in Europe. In the letter he notes that "famine is an abstract thing to our people. We have never seen or felt its realities." A nice letter in very fine condition; two mailing folds.Sold for: $34.00. |
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| 90383 | 1896 Bryan So-Called Dollar. HK-780, S-6. A piece made by the Gorham Manufacturing Company, Silversmiths that alludes indirectly to the bimetallism controversy and "Free Silver" advocate William Jennings Bryan. It demonstrates how large a silver dollar would have to be in order to possess a dollar's worth of silver bullion in 1896, the year of Bryan's first presidential campaign. Listed in Hibler-Kappen as "very scarce" in 1963. Sold for: $239.00. |
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General Historic Events |
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| 90384 | 1909 Hudson Fulton Celebration, Discovery of the Hudson River Medal. Circulated, white metal, 51mm, signed E. Fuchs, reverse three seated women, Robert Fulton, made by Whitehead & Hoag.Sold for: $34.00. |
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| 90385 | Handpainted Miniature Portrait, Reputed to be of Queen Charlotte, on Porcelain. A lovely miniature, unsigned, with with gold leaf rim. Beautiful condition. Probably mid-to-late 19th century vintage. Unset, but probably intended for a brooch. Diameter: 1 3/4".Sold for: $71.70. |
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| 90386 | Frederick Stark Pearson Document Signed "F. S. Pearson". Stock certificate for San Antonio Land and Irrigation Company, Limited, dated September 27, 1911, 11" x 7.5", in fine condition.Not Sold. |
| 90387 | Orville Wright Cut Signature "Orville Wright". Clipped from a bank check, 4" x 1", in a fine, bold hand and in fine condition.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90388 | John C. Breckinridge Confederate General and Secretary of War Cut Signature "John C. Breckinridge". Clipped from a larger document, 3.25" x .75", affixed to paper via glue, with a modern photograph and printed short biography. The signature is bold and legible but the paper is slightly foxed.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90389 | John Quincy Adams Cut Signature "J. Q. Adams". Clipped from a larger document, 3.5" x 1", circa 1817-1825 as Secretary of State under James Monroe, glued to heavy card stock, small tear to the paper affecting the word "State", else very good condition.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90390 | Vietnam War Icon Kim Phúc Original Drawing Signed "Kim Phuc". 11" x 8.5", dated January 25, 1999, crayon on paper with ink John 3:16 bible verse, in fine condition. Kim Phúc was the subject of possibly the most immediately recognizable photographs to come from the war in Vietnam. The image of the then 9 year old Phúc running naked and burned after a napalm attack on her village was widely circulated at the time. Kim slowly recovered from her horrific burns and in 1992 while on her honeymoon defected to Canada while the plane made a refueling stop. She converted to Christianity from her family's religion of Cao Dai.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90391 | Chester W. Nimitz Cover Signed "C. W. Nimitz/ Fleet Admiral,/ U. S. Navy". Signature on envelope, 6.5" x 3.5", with un-cancelled 1959 Arctic Explorations stamp, in fine condition.Sold for: $53.00. |
| 90392 | Rosa Parks Document Signed "Rosa L. Parks". Personal bank check drawn on the First Independence National Bank of Detroit, September 16, 1983, made to Michigan Annual Conference A.M.E. Church, 6" x 2.75", bank cancellation stamp on front which has intersected the "R" on Rosa but is not significantly detrimental to the overall signature. Rosa Parks (1913-2005) is known as the mother of the modern civil rights movement.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90393 | Fritz Freleng and Henry Mancini Signed Card With Pink Panther Theme. 6.5" x 3.5" card stock with a musical themed sketch and signed by Pink Panther theme music composer "Henry Mancini" adjacent to a sketch of the Pink Panther (in pink ink!) signed "Fritz Freleng", in fine condition. Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90394 | James Stewart Signed "Harvey" Sketch. An undated whimsical sketch of the "invisible rabbit" Harvey on poster board, 6.75" x 10.5", signed "James Stewart", in fine condition.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90395 | Charles Schulz First Day Cover With Original Snoopy Sketch Signed "Schulz". On "Love" first day cover, postmarked January 18, 1990, 6.5" x 3.5", fine condition.Sold for: $507.88. |
| 90396 | Print of the Titanic Signed by Two of the Survivors. Includes a modern color print of the Titanic in its last moments that has been cut from a book and signed by survivors Millvina Dean and her brother Bertram Vere Dean in the white margins of the print. Millvina Dean was one of the last survivors of the Titantic.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90397 | "V-J Day: The Kiss" Photograph Signed, "Best Wishes Carl S. Muscarello", b/w, 11"x14". Incorrectly captioned: "Kissing on VE Day/Times Square, NYC". The photograph was taken for Life magazine on V-J Day, August 14, 1945, by Alfred Eisenstaedt (1898-1995). Time magazine heralded this photograph as one of the ten greatest images in the history of photojournalism. Fine condition.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90398 | Anna Pavlova Sheet Music, Photograph and Signature, card signed in full, 5.25" x 2", attractively mounted beneath a sepia portrait and a leaf of handwritten sheet music stamped "Anna Pavlowa, St. Petersburg". Overall measurements 20.5" x 14.5". Anna Pavlovna Pavlova (1881-1931) was a famous ballet dancer of the early 20th century. She was much celebrated by the fanatical balletomanes of Tsarist St. Petersburg. Her legions of fans called themselves the Pavlovtzi. Very fine condition.Sold for: $537.75. |
| 90399 | President Warren G. Harding Signed Postal Appointment 1923 partly printed document signed in full as president, 18" x 14", January 29, 1923, Washington. A postal commission issued to William D. Hale as postmaster at Dexter, Kansas. Countersigned by Postmaster General Hubert Work. Warren Gamaliel Harding (1865-1923) was an American politician and the 29th President of the United States, from 1921 to 1923, when he became the sixth president to die in office. Upon winning the election, Harding appointed many of his old allies to prominent political positions. Known as the "Ohio Gang", some of the appointees used their new powers to rob the government. No evidence to date suggests that Harding personally profited from these crimes, but he was apparently unable to stop them. "My God, this is a hell of a job!" Harding said. "I have no trouble with my enemies, but my friends... they're the ones that keep me walking the floor nights!" Toned else very fine.Sold for: $227.05. |
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| 90400 | Walt Whitman: Memories of President Lincoln. (New York: Little Leather Library, n.d.[c. 1925]), 127 pages, 48mo (3" x 4"). Flexible green and bronze leatherette cover is chipped and the binding is weak. Pages are tanned and fragile. Sold for: $19.00. |
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Autographs |
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| 90401 | Lot of Four Autographs of Aristocracy & Royalty, including: The Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester and Edinburgh, Autograph Letter Signed, 6pp, 8vo, - (1776-1857) the eleventh (and last surviving) child and fourth daughter of King George III. Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood, 1st Marquess of Dufferin and Ava, Clipped and Mounted Signature - (1826-1902) British public servant, prominent member of Victorian society and one of the most successful diplomats of his time. commissioner to Syria, chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and under-secretary of state for war, governor general of Canada, and viceroy of India. Katharine, Duchess of Atholl and Marchioness of Tullibardine, signature on a 4" x 6.75" sheet and photograph - (1874-1960) Scottish noblewoman and Unionist politician. Grand Duke of Saxony - clipped and mounted signature. All are mounted; some have glued catalogue descriptions or pencil notations.Sold for: $29.00. |
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Miscellaneous |
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| 90402 | New Orleans Civil War Autograph Letter Signed concerning shipments of foodstuffs from Northern states to Union-occupied New Orleans. The four page letter (7.75" x 9.75"), dated May 1, 1865, is from Edward A. Yorke, wholesale grocer and commission merchant, 7 and 9 New Levee, New Orleans, to a Philadelphia financial firm regarding market prices for flour, beef, butter and other goods. The letter provides an interesting glimpse into the grocery trade along the Gulf Coast in mid-1865. In fine condition.Sold for: $19.00. |
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Autographs |
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| 90403 | Lot of Fifteen Autographs of 19th Century American Politicians and Performers, including: Frank Harris Hitchcock - (1867-1935), chairman of the Republican National Committee and postmaster general; Francis H. Peirpoint - provisional governor of Virginia (June 1861 to April, 1863); John Drew, Jr. - (1853-1927) actor noted for Shakespearian comedy, society drama, and light comedies; Clifton Rodes Breckinridge - Member of Congress from Arkansas and minister to Russia; John Warwick Daniel - Member of Congress and senator from Virginia, known as "The Lame Lion of Lynchburg" due to a Civil War wound; Jessie Bartlett Davis - (1859-1905) performer, known for her singing in revivals, musicals, comedies, and operetta; Watson Carvosso Squire - senator from Washington and governor of the Territory of Washington; William M Singerly - Democratic candidate for governor of Pennsylvania in 1894; George Laird Shoup - senator from Idaho and the state's first governor; Joseph Clay Stiles Blackburn - (1838 - 1918) Member of Congress and senator from Kentucky; and, five others. Most on cards. Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90404 | Lot of Twelve Vintage Entertainment and Celebrity Autographs - including: Jean Hersholt (actor); Betty Jane Rhodes (actress); Joseph Granby (actor); Bill Erwin (actor); Bronislaw Huberman (violinist); the Crosby Sisters (singers); Dorothy Kirston (singer); Chester Clute (actor); and four others. Most on cards. Sold for: $14.00. |
| 90405 | Lot of Twenty Autographs of 19th Century American Politicians and Performers, including: Bassett Roe, actor; Henry Woodruff, actor; W. N. Roach, United States Senator, North Dakota; S. M.Cullom, United States Senator and Governor, Illinois; W. J. Sewell, United States Senator, New Jersey; George F. Hoar, United States Senator, Massachusetts; Henry Clay Barnabee, actor; Otis Skinner, actor; Edward O. Wolcott, United States Senator, Colorado; George C. Perkins, United States Senator and Governor, California; George Hoadly, Governor, Ohio; Benton McMillin, Governor, Kentucky; and, eight others. Most on cards.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90406 | Lot of Eighteen Vintage Entertainment and Celebrity Autographs - including: Randolph Churchill (son of Winston Churchill); Sarah Churchill (daughter of Winston Churchill); Robert Tristram Coffin (writer, poet, and professor); James Roosevelt (son of FDR); Sonny Dunham (band leader); Alex Maese (jockey); Eleanor Steber (opera singer); Walter O'Keefe (actor and songwriter); Cornelia Otis Skinner (author and actress); Rupert Hughes (historian, author, director); Buddy Rogers (actor and jazz musician); and seven others. Most on cards. Sold for: $11.00. |
| 90407 | Oscar Hammerstein II Autograph - signed "To Irene, Oscar Hammerstein" on an autograph book page. Hammerstein (1895-1960) was an American writer, producer, and (usually uncredited) director of musicals for almost forty years. Two newspaper clippings are glued to the page that also has a number written in ink.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90408 | Ethel Waters Autograph - signed "To George, Ethel Waters" on an autograph book page. An American blues vocalist and actress, Waters (1896-1977) was the second African American ever to be nominated for an Academy Award. The paper with the autograph (2.5" x 3.5") has mounting tape at the corners.Sold for: $29.00. |
| 90409 | Richard Mentor Johnson, United States Vice-President, Autograph - clipped signature "Rd. M. Johnson" mounted with a copy of a drawing. Overall size, 12" x 15.75". Richard Johnson (1780-1850), from Beargrass, Kentucky, was commissioned a colonel of Kentucky Volunteers and commanded a regiment in the War of 1812. He was credited by some with personally killing Tecumseh at the Battle of Thames. Despite the doubtful accuracy of this claim, Johnson would later use it in successful campaigns for Congress. Johnson never married, but had a long-term relationship with Julia Chinn, a family slave. Together, they had two daughters. Johnson was entirely open about the relationship, treating Chinn as if she was his wife, which greatly offended many of his fellow Southerners. In 1836, Johnson was selected as the Democratic Party's candidate for vice president, as running mate to Martin Van Buren. Johnson's background as a Westerner and Indian fighter made him a good balance to Van Buren, an elegant Easterner. The Democrats won the election, but the 23 electors from Virginia refused to vote for Johnson due to his relationship with Julia Chinn. With exactly 147 of the 294 electoral votes, Johnson was one vote short of a majority. In such a case, the 12th Amendment gives the Senate the authority to decide the issue. The Senate voted to elect Johnson on February 8, 1837, the only time the Senate ever elected the vice president. In 1840, the Democratic Party convention voted not to renominate Johnson, instead choosing to make no nomination. Van Buren was renominated and lost the election.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90410 | Bernard Baruch Autograph - bold signature "B. M Baruch " mounted with a copy of a photograph. Overall size, 12" x 15.75". Baruch (1870-1965) was an American financier stock market speculator, statesman, and presidential adviser. After his success in business, he devoted his time toward advising Democratic presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt on economic matters.Sold for: $21.00. |
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| 90411 | The National Aegis of Worcester, Massachusetts of March 2, 1803, Volume II, Number 66 - containing the "President's [Jefferson] Message". Jefferson spoke of three subjects, "The Discriminating Duties, the War with Tripoli, and the situation in Louisiana." Four pages in very good condition. 12" x 18.5". The National Aegis was established in Worcester in 1801 by, among others, Levi Lincoln, as the organ of Thomas Jefferson, on his accession to the Presidency. It was to counter The Massachusetts Spy, that supported the John Adams in the controversy between the "Federal" and the "Republican" parties. Levi Lincoln served as attorney general in the cabinet of President Jefferson serving from March 5, 1801, to December 31, 1804.Sold for: $95.60. |
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| 90412 | Thomas Pelham-Holles Document Signed - a fine four page letter dated December 4, 1740 to the Governor and Company of Connecticut concerning the movement of British troops to the American colonies. Signed "Holles Newcastle". 7.5" x 12". Thomas Pelham was the eldest son of the 1st Baron Pelham and a nephew of the 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. His uncle died in 1711, and his father the next year, both leaving their large estates to him. When he came of age in 1714, Lord Pelham was one of the greatest landowners in the kingdom. Pelham sustained the Whigs at Queen Anne's death, and had much influence in convincing Londoners to accept King George I. He was created Earl of Clare, 1715 Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1715, and a Knight of the Garter in 1718. In 1717 he first held political office as lord chamberlain of the household, and in 1724 was chosen by Sir Robert Walpole to be secretary of state for the Southern Department. As the senior secretary of state, Newcastle was responsible for Southern England, Wales, Ireland, and the American colonies. This office he held continuously for thirty years (1724-1754), until he succeeded his brother as prime minister (1754-1756). However, as prime minister he was blamed for Great Britain's poor efforts in the French and Indian War and in November 1756 he was replaced by the Duke of Devonshire. In July 1757 Newcastle again became prime minister, serving until May 1762 when the new King George III maneuvered his former tutor, Lord Bute, into the premiership. Sold for: $143.40. |
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| 90413 | The Independent Chronicle and the Universal Advertiser of Boston, Massachusetts of July 16, 1789, Volume XXI, Number 1081 - containing public notices from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the United States government. Interesting advertisements and announcements. 12.5" x 21". In good, but fragile condition.Sold for: $42.00. |
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| 90414 | Major General Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh Dana Unsigned Affidavit Concerning Union Secret Agent. Two page statement, written on August 31, 1882 in Monroe, Orange County, New York, of former Union Major General Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh Dana. The document does not contain Dana's name, but he is the only officer whose service matches the details contained within. The affidavit is in support of payment to R. C. Hutchison for his work as a secret agent in the service of the United States Army during the Civil War. The document mentions Hutchison's service as an agent in the District of Vicksburg to not only Dana, but Generals McPherson, W.T. Sherman, Slocum and others. The document is 8" x 12.5" and in good condition with staining and corrosion. Napoleon Jackson Tecumseh Dana (1822-1905) graduated the United States Military Academy in 1842. He served as an officer in the 7th United States Infantry during the Mexican War, being so severely wounded at the Battle of Cerro Gordo that he had been left for dead. He continued to serve in the army after his recovery up to his resignation in 1855. On October 2, 1861 he re-entered the Army, being appointed as colonel and commander of the 1st Minnesota Volunteer Infantry, which he led at the Union disaster at the Battle of Ball's Bluff, Virginia. In early 1862 he was promoted to brigadier general, US Volunteers, and commanded a brigade in the II Corps during the Peninsular Campaign, and the Battles of Second Bull Run and Antietam. At the Battle of Antietam, while leading his brigade in the brutal fighting around the Dunker Church and in the West Woods, he was severely wounded and incapacitated from further field service. He returned to active duty in July 1863, having been promoted to major general, US Volunteers. He assumed commanded the Department of Vicksburg in August 1864. He resigned his commission on May 5, 1865, only days after the steamboat sultana, sailing from Vicksburg, exploded and sank with the loss of 1700 repatriated Union soldiers.Sold for: $14.00. |
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Books |
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| 90415 | The First White House of the Confederacy at Montgomery, Alabama (Montgomery, Alabama: The First White House Association, 1954), 19 pages, 8vo (6" x 9"). Gray textured printed wrappers, die-cut rectangular opening at top of front wrapper through which a color picture of the Confederate White House on the title page can be seen. First published in 1930. In excellent condition.Sold for: $44.00. |
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Autographs |
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| 90416 | Harry Truman Typed Letter Signed in full as president. One page, 7" x 8.75", on White House stationary, Washington, May 8, 1952. Harry S. Truman (1884 -1972) was the thirty-third president of the United States (1945-1953); as vice president, he succeeded to the office upon the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt. The letter was written to John Roy Steelman (1900- 1999) Truman's first assistant from 1946 to 1953. The office later became the White House chief of staff. Steelman holds the record for the longest term as chief of staff at six years. Truman was thanking Steelman and the staff for the birthday gift of A History of American Life by Arthur M. Schlesinger and Dixon Ryan Fox.Sold for: $310.70. |
| 90417 | Irving Berlin Typed Letter Signed "Irving", one page on Irving Berlin stationary, 7.25" x 11", June 12, 1940, [New York]. To Robert Sherwood forwarding a check for $500 (not included) for his "fund" and commending Sherwood for his work. In 1940, Sherwood was very active in the Finnish Relief Fund. That year, his play, There Shall Be No Night, the story of the Russian invasion of Finland opened in New York. Intriguing content and in excellent condition. Sold for: $39.00. |
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Photography |
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| 90418 | Lovely Large 1/4 Plate Ambrotype of a Couple, Housed in Thermoplastic Case, Depicting The Sweet Potato Dinner. The ambro itself is choice, with no flaking or crazing, but does have some light discoloration along the edge from 2:00 to 7:00. The case, Krainik No. 17, is excellent but for one corner chip.Sold for: $131.45. |
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Autographs |
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| 90419 | Henry Clay Document Signed "H. Clay" as secretary of state, one page, 8" x 12.75", June 11, 1825, Washington, D.C.. In the document Clay asks William B. Laurence to look into the matter of compensation for George Washington Biscoe for losses incurred during the War of 1812. The document is sold with a sheaf of photocopies regarding the loss of Biscoe's merchant schooner, the Speedwell, to the British man-of-war, HMS Oak Royal, and his claim, which was still unresolved as late as 1858. It is an interesting and researchable document, in good condition with some tearing at the folds.Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90420 | Dwight D. Eisenhower Photograph Signed " With best wishes from Dwight Eisenhower", 8" x 10", marked on the reverse, "SC 602205-NFS General Dwight Eisenhower Photo by J. Anthony Wills, Houston, Texas, Reproduction by U.S. Army". Eisenhower (1890 - 1969), nicknamed "Ike," was an American soldier and politician, who served as the thirty-fourth president of the United States (1953-1961). During World War II, he served as supreme commander of the Allied Forces in Europe, with responsibility for planning and supervising the successful invasion of France and Germany in 1944-45. In 1951 he became the first supreme commander of NATO. Excellent condition!Sold for: $310.70. |
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Antiques |
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| 90421 | Unique Gertie the Galloping Goose Wind-up Toy in Original Box. Tin litho, 9.5" in length, "Unique U.S.A" and logo on bottom. Condition- Toy is bright and fully working with virtually no wear present. Box is missing three of eight closure flaps and has several tears and small holes present, typical of long storage.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90422 | Marx Mechanical Speed Racer Wind-up Toy in Original Box. Tin litho, 6.25" long, Marx maker mark near rear tire. Condition- Toy is bright and in working condition, dusty from long-term storage, else excellent. The box retains all closure flaps though some are starting to detach and there is significant wear in the form of tears, holes and rubbing to the surface. Still, difficult to find still retaining the original box.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90423 | Marx Turnover Tank Wind-up Toy in Original Box. Tin litho, wooden wheels, 4" long, Marx maker mark on turret. Condition- A beautiful bright example of this amusing toy, as new in working condition. The box is bright with virtually no wear, complete with all closure flaps in excellent condition.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90424 | Marx Midget Climbing Tractor Wind-up Toy in Original Box. Tin litho with plastic wheels and rubber treads, 4.5" long, Marx maker mark on bottom. Comes, as issued, with some assembly required to properly attach driver and rubber treads. Condition- Toy is bright and in working condition with only light storage wear including some light rust to wind-up key. The box is bright, complete with all closure flaps with only usual storage wear.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90425 | Marx Flipo The Jumping Dog Wind-up Toy in Original Box. Tin litho, 4" long, Marx maker mark on reverse, complete with original instructions. Condition- Excellent, as new example in working condition with only the slightest storage wear, including the original instruction note in tatty condition. The box is bright and complete with all closure flaps with only light storage wear.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90426 | Lot of Four Marx Dick Tracy Squad Car No. 1 Friction Toys. Tin litho and rubber wheels, friction drive, 6.25" long, Marx maker marks on trunks. Condition- Generally bright, in working condition with minimal storage wear.Sold for: $215.10. |
| 90427 | Marx "Buddy Bank" Tin litho figure with tin screw on lid and glass jar for bank, 4.5" high, Marx maker marked. Condition- Bright, complete with only light storage wear.Sold for: $95.60. |
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Political |
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| 90428 | McKinley and Hobart 1896 Campaign Ribbon, 2 1/2" x 5 ½", yellow silk, "Jeweler's McKinley and Hobart Club. Oct. 31, 1896" with a gold thread top, pin back. Some fraying at the bottom, otherwise, excellent.Sold for: $21.00. |
| 90429 | McKinley 1896 Campaign Ribbon, 2 2/5" x 8", yellow silk, a likeness of McKinley and clasped hands at top with "The Union Veterans of Canton, Ohio to the Confederate Veterans of Virginia. Canton, Ohio, October 9th, 1896." Slight fraying at top and bottom, otherwise, excellent.Sold for: $107.55. |
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Military & Patriotic |
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| 90430 | Most Unusual GAR Badge from Cincinnati, Ohio picturing McKinley, Lincoln, and Washington. "The three war presidents of the U.S.A." on reverse, along with advertising from James Murdock Co., Cincinatti engraver and die sinker. Aluminum and brass, choice condition. Diameter 44mm. King 911.Sold for: $39.00. |
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Political |
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| 90431 | John F. Kennedy Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", with "Republicans/For/Kennedy" on a white background. Excellent condition.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90432 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/2", photo with tinted cheeks, silver background, and red, white and blue flag. Excellent condition.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90433 | Lot of Four William Howard Taft Celluloid Campaign Buttons, including: Taft and James S. Sherman jugate, 7/8"; Taft photo with red border, 7/8"; Taft photo "For President W. H. Taft", 1 ¼"; and, Taft photo in blue and gold star, 1 ¼"; the last with some foxing, otherwise all are very fine.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90434 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", with a photo of Bryan on a large red and gold star set on a blue background covered in gold and white stars. Back marked Bastian Bros. Co. Rochester, N.Y.. Excellent condition.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90435 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", photo of Bryan centered on a red, white and blue shield on a gold background. Excellent condition.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90436 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", with a central photo of Bryan surrounded by a brown ornamental border. Excellent condition.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90437 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", with a central photo of Bryan with "For President W. J. Bryan" on a brown background, made by Indianapolis Photo Button Mfg. Co. Excellent condition.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90438 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", tinted photo of Bryan centered with "Victor Bryan & Stevenson Club" around on a white background. Excellent condition.Sold for: $286.80. |
| 90439 | Two William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Buttons, 1 1/4", each with a central photo of Bryan, one is circled by "I Gave My Dollar Did You?" with brown letters and rim made by Geraghty & Co.; the other circled with " I Have Paid My Dollar Have You?" Both in excellent condition.Sold for: $286.80. |
| 90440 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1", photo of Bryan with "W. J. Bryan" below. Excellent condition.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90441 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", photo of Bryan above a red, white and blue shield on a gold background. Excellent condition.Sold for: $29.00. |
| 90442 | Large Bryan and Hill Jugate 1900 Celluloid Campaign Button, 2 1/8", with photos of William Jennings Bryan and David Bennett Hill over a red, white and blue ribbon on a white background, Whitehead & Hoag Co.. Some foxing, otherwise, in excellent condition.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90443 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 7/8", with photo of Bryan surrounded by a laurel wreath and a red, white and blue background. Excellent condition.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90444 | Pair of Bryan and Stevenson 1900 Celluloid Campaign Buttons, 1 1/4", one with a photo of William Jennings Bryan, and the other, with a photo of Adlai E. Stevenson. Both photos topped with red, white and blue ribbon on a silver background, Whitehead & Hoag Co., patented July, 21,1896. Excellent condition.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90445 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 1 1/4", photo with tinted cheeks in a wishbone with red, white and blue ribbon on a white background, Whitehead & Hoag Co., patented July, 21,1896. Excellent condition.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90446 | Bryan & Stevenson Unusual 1900 Photographic Charm. Pictures of the two 1900 running mates under thin glass on opposite sides, with brass rim and original suspension loop. Excellent condition, diameter: 1".Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90447 | Abraham Lincoln: 1864 Beardless Ferrotype. Classic "$5 Bill" pose in "gem" brass foil frame. No pin on reverse as made (originally intended for suspension). Choice except photo dark, but clearly visible.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90448 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid Campaign Button, 7/8", with gold background and red, white and blue shield, St. Louis Button Company. Excellent condition. Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90449 | Most Unusual McKinley Enameled Brass Stick Pin. In the shape of a child's top with the candidate's head above, and "McKinley on Top" in raised letters on side of top. Excellent condition, and a great "play on words" item. Height: 2 1/2" including pin.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90450 | William McKinley Celluloid 1898 Campaign Button, 7/8", white with "Hello Central, Give Me McKinley", Whitehead & Hoag Co., patented July, 21,1896. Very fine condition.Sold for: $19.00. |
| 90451 | William Jennings Bryan: Unusual Sherril Tobacco Company 1896 Tin Shell Tobacco Tag. Reads "16 to 1" above eagle. Excellent condition. Diameter: 1".Sold for: $14.00. |
| 90452 | William Jennings Bryan Celluloid 1898 Campaign Button, 7/8", white with "Bryan No Flies On Him", Whitehead & Hoag Co., patented July, 21,1896. Very fine condition.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90453 | Benjamin Harrison Unusual Variety of Painted Brass Lapel Stud. In form of Harrison's trademark top hat, with U.S. flag and "R. L. U. S." (for Republican League of the United States. 1888 or 1892 item. Choice but for slight color flaking. Diameter: 3/4".Sold for: $19.00. |
| 90454 | Harrison & Cleveland: 1888 or 1892 Matched Pair of Brass Bar Pins. Attractive openwork designs, in beautiful condition. Length of each is 2".Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90455 | William Jennings Bryan Rochester Democratic Convention Silver Medal, three piece construction, silver finish, 4" long, top bar "Rochester Democratic Convention Sept. 15", the star with "The People/Shall/Rule" on the points and a photo of Bryan in the center, the bottom section is the Seal of the City of Rochester, the back marked Bastian Bros. Co. Roch. N.Y.. Excellent condition.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90456 | William Jennings Bryan Watch Fob, four piece construction, bronze finish, 4.75" long, sections highlight Bryan campaign themes, including: "The Fullest Dinner Pail"; "The Election of Senators by Direct Vote of the People"; "Eight Hour Day Should Be Extended"; "Labor Organizations and Their Members Should Not Be Regarded as Illegal Combinations in Restraint of Trade". Excellent condition.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90457 | Bryan Silver Nugget Campaign Fob, 3" long (overall), suspended from a red, white and blue silk ribbon. Excellent condition.Sold for: $29.00. |
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Session 3 |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90600 | Action Comics Group (DC, 1957-68) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #233, 284 (Mon-El appearance), 307 (Saturn Girl appearance), 311, 314 (origin of Supergirl retold, JLA crossover), 315, 316, 317 (death of Nor-Kan of Kandor), 319 (Shrinking Violet appearance), 323, 324, 326, 327, and 362. Artists include Curt Swan, Wayne Boring, Jim Mooney, Neal Adams, and Kurt Schaffenberger. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $325.Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90601 | Action Comics Group (DC, 1960-69) Condition: Average VG-. Includes #269, 273, 280, 308, 317 (death of Nor-Kan of Kandor), 320, 323, 325, 326, 331, 355, 369, 374, and 377 (Legion of Super-Heroes feature stories begin). Artists include Curt Swan, Jim Mooney, Al Plastino, and Wayne Boring. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225.Sold for: $101.58. |
| 90602 | Action Comics Group (DC, 1966-71) Condition: Average VG. Includes #336 (origin of Flamebird), 337, 352, 354, 365 (JLA and Legion of Super-Heroes appearances), 367, 378, 381, 383, 385, 386, 387, 389, 392, 393, 396, 400, and 402 (Superman vs. Supergirl). Artists include Curt Swan, Jim Mooney, Al Plastino, Ross Andru, and Kurt Schaffenberger. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $150.Sold for: $143.40. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90603 | Action Comics Group (DC, 1971-76) Condition: Average VG. Includes Action #402 (Superman vs. Supergirl), 405, 409, 410, 411, 416, 417 (2 copies), 423, 426, 427, 428, 431, 432 (first Silver Age appearance of Toyman), 436, 437 (100-page giant), 439 (2), 440 (Mike Grell's first Green Arrow artwork), 441 (2), 442, 444, 445 (2), 447, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456 (Jaws-esque cover by Grell, and 457. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $125.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90604 | Action Comics Group (DC, 1973-79) Condition: Average VG/FN. Includes #428, 433, 458 (last Green Arrow back-up story, 2 copies), 459, 460, 461, 462, 463, 464 (2), 465, 467, 468, 469, 470 (2), 471, 473, 476, 477, 480, 486, 493, 499, and 500 (infinity cover, Superman's life story). Artists include Nick Cardy, Curt Swan, and Dick Giordano. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $75.Sold for: $42.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90605 | Adventure Comics #123 (DC, 1947) Condition: GD. George Roussos cover. Roussos, George Papp, John Daly, and Mort Meskin art. Two-inch spine split through most of the book. Overstreet 2006 GD 2.0 value = $61.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90606 | All-Flash #6 (DC, 1942) CGC FN- 5.5 Off-whit to white pages. E.E. Hibbard cover. Art by Hibbard and Sheldon Moldoff. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $318. CGC census 3/07: 2 in 5.5, 2 higher.Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90607 | All-Flash #17 (DC, 1944) CGC FN+ 6.5 Off-white to white pages. Martin Nodell cover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $228; VF 8.0 value = $475. CGC census 3/07: 2 in 6.5, 5 higher.Sold for: $227.05. |
| 90608 | All Star Comics #21 (DC, 1944) CGC VG/FN 5.0 Off-white to white pages. Cameo appearances by Spectre and the Atom. Dr. Fate and Sandman stories end. Joe Kubert and Sheldon Moldoff art. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $318; FN 6.0 value = $477. CGC census 3/07: 2 in 5.0, 7 higher.Sold for: $334.60. |
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Modern Age (1980-Present) |
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| 90609 | The Amazing Spider-Man Group (Marvel, 1981-85) Condition: Average VF-. Includes Amazing Spider-Man #221, 222, 223, 224, 225 (Foolkiller cover and story), 226 (Black Cat returns), 227, 228, 229, 230, 232, 233, 234, 235 (origin of Will-'O-the-Wisp), 236 (death of Tarantula), 237, 240, 241 (origin of Vulture), 242, 243 (re-intro of Mary Jane Watson), 245 (early Hobgoblin appearance), 247, 253 (first appearance of the Rose), 256 (first appearance of Puma), 258, 259 (vs. Hobgoblin, return of original Spidey costume, origin of Mary Jane), and 260, plus Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #8 (Venom's first appearance as Spidey's alien costume, 2 copies) and The Official Marvel Index to the Amazing Spider-Man #3, 4, and 5. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $60.95. |
| 90610 | The Amazing Spider-Man Group (Marvel, 1984-94) Condition: Average VF. Includes #260 (Hobgoblin appearance), 267, 273, 276, 278, 283, 284 (Punisher and Hobgoblin appearances), 285, 286, 288, 289 (Ned Leeds revealed as Hobgoblin, death of Leeds, Jack O'Lantern becomes new Hobgoblin), 291, 292, 294 (death of Kraven the Hunter), 296, 302, 304, 305, 307, 308, 312 (Hobgoblin vs. Green Goblin), 313, 315, 316, 318, 319, 328 (Hulk crossover, last Todd McFarlane issue), 329, 334, 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, 340, 341, 342, 343, 344 (first appearance of Cletus Kasady), 345, 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 361 (first appearance of Carnage), 364, 365 (30th anniversary issue), 366, 386, 388, and 391. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $250.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90611 | The Amazing Spider-Man Annual Group (Marvel, 1968-84) Condition: Average FN+. Includes Annuals #5 (VG, Red Skull story, first appearance of Peter Parker's parents), 6 (VG), 11, 15 (Punisher appearance), 16 (origin and first appearance of new Captain Marvel), 18 (vs. Scorpion), 23 (origin retold, She-Hulk appearance, John Byrne cover), 24 (Ant-Man appearance), and 26 (Venom solo story), plus Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #8 (first appearance of Venom as Spidey's alien costume). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $50.Sold for: $39.00. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90612 | Batman Group (DC, 1976-90) Condition: Average FN. Includes #274, 275, 276, 292, 298, 299, 300 (double-size issue), 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 307, 308 (Mr. Freeze appearance), 309, 310 (first modern appearance of Gentleman Ghost, Joe Kubert cover), 311 (Batgirl appearance), 312 (Two-Face cover and story), 313, 314 (Two-Face cover and story), 315, 316 (Robin returns), 317, 318, 319, 320, 321 (Joker story), 322 (Cat-Man cameo), 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 359 (Joker story), 370, 372, 373, and 443. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $119.50. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90613 | The Brave and the Bold #34 Hawkman (DC, 1961) Condition: FR. Origin and first appearance of Silver Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl. First appearance of Mavis Trent and Byth. Joe Kubert cover and art. Overstreet 2006 GD 2.0 value = $186.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90614 | The Brave and the Bold #35 and 36 Group (DC, 1961) Condition: Average VG-. Includes #35 and 36 (first appearance and origin of the Shadow Thief), the second and third appearances of Hawkman, with covers and art by Joe Kubert. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $150.Sold for: $65.73. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90615 | Captain Marvel Adventures #30 (Fawcett, 1943) Condition: FN. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $168.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90616 | Captain Marvel Adventures #33 (Fawcett, 1944) Condition: VG-. Mr. Mind makes an appearance. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $102.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90617 | Captain Marvel Adventures #40 (Fawcett, 1944) CGC VF- 7.5 Cream to off-white pages. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $287. CGC census 3/07: 2 in 7.5, 3 higher.Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90618 | Captain Marvel Adventures #48 (Fawcett, 1945) Condition: FN-. C.C. Beck cover. Pete Costanza art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $117.Sold for: $64.53. |
| 90619 | Captain Marvel Adventures #50 (Fawcett, 1945) Condition: FN. C.C. Beck cover. Pete Costanza art. Otto Binder story. One-inch tear to back cover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $117.Sold for: $77.68. |
| 90620 | Captain Marvel Adventures #52 (Fawcett, 1946) Condition: FN/VF. Origin and first appearance of Sivana Jr. Captain Marvel Jr. crossover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $102; VF 8.0 value = $192.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90621 | Captain Marvel Adventures #57 (Fawcett, 1946) CGC VF+ 8.5 Off-white pages. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $192; VF/NM 9.0 value = $284. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 8.5, 1 higher.Sold for: $227.05. |
| 90622 | Captain Marvel Adventures #63 (Fawcett, 1946) Condition: VF-. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $192.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90623 | Captain Marvel Adventures #65 (Fawcett, 1946) CGC VF+ 8.5 Off-white pages. Mary Marvel crossover. C.C. Beck cover and art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $192; VF/NM 9.0 value = $284. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 8.5, 1 higher.Sold for: $216.30. |
| 90624 | Captain Marvel Jr. #38 (Fawcett, 1946) Condition: FN-. Bud Thompson cover and art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $141.Sold for: $83.65. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90625 | Classics Illustrated Group (Gilberton, 1965-68) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #2 ("Ivanhoe," HRN 106), 19 ("Huckleberry Finn," HRN 167), 29 ("The Prince and the Pauper," HRN 167), 30 ("The Moonstone," HRN 167, L.B. Cole cover), 36 ("Typee," HRN 155), 37 ("The Pioneers," HRN 166), 125 ("The Ox-Bow Incident," first edition), 128 ("Macbeth," HRN 169), 143 ("Kim," HRN 143), 146 ("With Fire and Sword," HRN 143, Grant Woodbridge art), and 167 ("Faust," HRN 166). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $100.Sold for: $20.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90626 | Dagar, Desert Hawk #22 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fox Features Syndicate, 1949) Condition: VG-. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $80. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $54.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90627 | Detective Comics #371-387 Group (DC, 1968-69) Condition: Average FN. Includes #371 (new Batmobile, classic Batgirl cover), 372, 373, 374, 375 (Batmobile cover), 376, 377 (Silver Age Riddler cover and story), 378, 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384, 385, 386, and 387 (Joker cover, 30th anniversary issue). Artists include Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, Mike Sekowsky, and Neal Adams. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $325.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90628 | Detective Comics Group (DC, 1961-64) Condition: Average GD. Includes #297, 299, 303, 306, 307 (Batwoman appearance), 308, 309, 310, 312, 313, 314, 317, 318, 321 (Batwoman appearance), 322, 323, 324, 325, 326 (last Martian Manhunter feature in title), and 329. Artists include Sheldon Moldoff, Joe Certa, Nick Cardy, and Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90629 | Detective Comics #327-340 Group (DC, 1964-65) Condition: Average VG. Includes #327 (Elongated Man back-up features begin), 328 ("death" of Alfred), 329, 330, 331, 332 (Joker cover and story), 333, 334 (first appearance of the Outsider), 335, 336, 337, 338, 339, and 340. Covers and art by Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90630 | Detective Comics #341-358 Group (DC, 1965-66) Condition: Average VG. Includes #341 (Joker cover and story), 342, 343, 344, 345 (intro of Block-Buster), 346, 347, 348, 349, 350, 351 (new Elongated Man costume), 352, 353, 354, 355 (Zatanna/Elongated Man crossover), 356 (early Silver Age appearance of Alfred the Butler), 357, and 358. Artists include Carmine Infantino, Joe Kubert, Sheldon Moldoff, and Sid Greene. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $300.Sold for: $179.25. |
| 90631 | Detective Comics #359-370 Group (DC, 1967) Condition: Average VG+. A complete run of Detective for the year 1967. Includes #359 (intro and origin of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, first Silver Age appearance of Killer Moth), 360, 361, 362 (Riddler appearance), 363 (second Batgirl appearance), 364 (Riddler appearance), 365 (Joker cover and story), 366, 367, 368, 369 (Elongated Man back-up with Neal Adams art, early Silver Age Catwoman appearance, Batgirl appearance), and 370. Artists include Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane, and Sheldon Moldoff. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $143.40. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90632 | Detective Comics Group (DC, 1975-78) Condition: Average FN. Includes #444, 445, 446, 447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 467, 468, 469 (first appearance of Dr. Phosphorous), 470 (first modern appearance of Hugo Strange), 471, 472, 473, 474 (first appearance of new Deadshot), 475 (two-part "The Laughing Fish" Joker story), 476, 477, and 478 (first appearance Clayface III). Artists include Neal Adams, Jim Mooney, Jim Aparo, and Mike Sekowsky. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90633 | Detective Comics Group (DC, 1976-90) Condition: Average FN/VF. Includes #457 (origin retold and updated), 458, 459, 460, 461, 462, 463 (first appearance of Black Spider), 464, 465, 466 (first modern appearance of Signalman), 479, 480, 481 (Batgirl/Robin solo stories begin), 482, 483 (40th anniversary issue), 485 (death of Batwoman), 486, 487 ("the Odd Man" by Steve Ditko), 496, 497, 498, 524 (second appearance of Jason Todd), 525, and 610 ("death" of the Penguin). Artists include Dick Giordano, Kurt Schaffenberger, Ernie Chan, Mike Grell, Don Heck, Jim Starlin, and Jim Aparo. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $77.68. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90634 | Dick Tracy Comics Monthly #25-34 Bound Volume (Harvey, 1950). Harvey file copies of Dick Tracy #25 (Flat Top cover and story), 26, 27, 28 (Brow story, bondage cover), 29 (first appearance of Gravel Gertie), 30, 31, 32, 33 ("Measles the Teenage Dope Pusher" story), and 34 that have been trimmed and bound into a hardcover volume. The comics are in great condition with mild wear and tanning. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value for group = $282. Sold for: $596.31. |
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Modern Age (1980-Present) |
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| 90635 | Fantastic Four Group (Marvel, 1980-96) Condition: Average VF+. Includes Fantastic Four #227, 232 (2 copies), 233, 236 (2 copies), 246, 251, 254, 255, 256 (2 copies), 261, 268, 272, 274, 275, 276, 282, 287, 296, 299, 324, 328, 335, 336, 338, 339 (2 copies), 341, 342, 344, 345 (2 copies), 346, 347 (2 copies), 350 (2 copies), 351, 352, 353, 355, 365, 371 (embossed all-white cover), and 383; plus Annuals #15, 18 (2 copies), 19, and 21, and FF (second series) #1. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $125.Sold for: $54.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90636 | The Flash Group (DC, 1962-64) Condition: Average GD. Includes #132, 133, 134, 136 (first appearance of Dexter Miles), 137 (Golden Age Flash crossover, first Silver Age appearances of JSA, Vandal Savage, and Johnny Thunder), 139 (origin and first appearance of Professor Zoom aka Reverse-Flash), 140 (first appearance and origin of Heat Wave), 141, 142 (Trickster appearance), 143, and Annual #1 (origin of Grodd). Covers and art by Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90637 | The Flash Group (DC, 1964-65) Condition: Average VG-. Includes #144, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151 (Barry Allen and Iris West get engaged, Golden Age Flash vs. the Shade), 152, 153, 154, 155, 157, and 158. Covers and interior art by Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90638 | The Flash Group (DC, 1966-75) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #159 (Dr. Mid-Nite cameo), 161, 175 (second Superman/Flash race), 176, 177, 186 (re-intro of Sargon the Sorcerer), 200, 208, 217 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow back-up stories begin), 218, 221, 226, 230, and 232 (100 pages). Artists include Neal Adams, Murphy Anderson, and Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $77.68. |
| 90639 | The Flash Group (DC, 1966-67) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #159 (Dr. Mid-Nite cameo), 160 (80-page giant), 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167 (new facts about origin), 168 (Green Lantern appearance), 170 (Doctor Mid-Nite, Doctor Fate, and Golden Age Flash crossover), 171, 172, 173 (Golden Age Flash crossover), 175 (second Superman/Flash race, JLA cameo), 176, 177, 179 (Flash meets DC editor Julius Schwartz, first appearance of Earth-Prime). Art by Carmine Infantino and Ross Andru. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $350.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90640 | The Flash Group (DC, 1968-70) Condition: Average VG/FN. Includes #180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186 (re-intro of Sargon the Sorcerer), 187 (68-page Giant), 188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 197, 198, and 199. Artists include Ross Andru, Murphy Anderson, and Gil Kane. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $275.Sold for: $113.53. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90641 | The Flash Group (DC, 1970-72) Condition: Average FN. Includes #200, 201 (new Golden Age Flash story), 202, 203, 204, 205 (68-page giant), 206 (Elongated Man back-up stories begin), 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, and 215 (Golden Age Flash crossover). Artists include Carmine Infantino, Irv Novick, and Neal Adams. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $150.Sold for: $59.75. |
| 90642 | The Flash Group (DC, 1972-76) Condition: Average FN+. Includes #216, 217 (Green Lantern/Green Arrow series begins), 218, 219, 220 (Turtle appearance, first since Showcase #4), 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 230, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235 (Green Lantern crossover, 2 copies), 236, 237, 238, and 239. Artists include Neal Adams, Lee Elias, Irv Novick, and Dick Dillin. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90643 | The Flash Group (DC, 1976-79) Condition: Average FN+. Includes The Flash #240, 241, 242, 243 ("death" of the Top), 244, 245 (origin of the Floronic Man), 246 (last Green Lantern back-up story), 247 (Jay Garrick appearance), 248, 249, 250 (first appearance of the Golden Glider), 251, 252, 253, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 261, 262, 263, 265, 266, 267 (origin of Flash's costume), 268, and 276, plus DC Special Series #11 (Flash Spectacular) and Super-Team Family #11 (Flash and Supergirl). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $65.73. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90644 | Flash Comics #77 (DC, 1946) CGC VF- 7.5 Off-white pages. E.E. Hibbard art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $488. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 7.5, 2 higher.Sold for: $388.38. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90645 | Forbidden Worlds #129-135 Group (ACG, 1965-66) Condition: Average VG. Includes #129, 130, 131, 132, 133 (origin and first appearance of Dragonia), 134, and 135. Art by Kurt Schaffenberger, Pete Costanza, and Ogden Whitney. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $60.Sold for: $24.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90646 | Four Color Golden and Silver Age Group (Dell, 1947-61) Condition: Average VG+. A large cross-section of Four Color books that features several cartoon character issues -- including a Carl Barks Donald Duck book. Included are #156 (Porky Pig and the Phantom), 191 (Porky Pig to the Rescue), 202 (Woody Woodpecker), 256 (Donald Duck in "Luck of the North" by Carl Barks), 258 (Andy Panda and the Balloon Race), 260 (Porky Pig, Hero of the Wild West), 295 (Porky Pig and President Porky), 303 (Porky Pig in the Land of the Monstrous Flies), 317 (Bugs Bunny in "Hair Today Gone Tomorrow," #1), 322 (Porky Pig in "Roaring Rockets," #1 on cover), 323 (Susie Q. Smith #1), 423 (Rhubarb, Owner of the Brooklyn Ball Club (The Millionaire Cat), painted cover, #1), 442 (Peter Pan), 510 (Son of Black Beauty), 672 (Quentin Durward, photo cover), 989 (Jiminy Cricket), 1041 (Sea Hunt, Lloyd Bridges photo cover, Alex Toth art), 1118 (The Sword and the Dragon, photo cover), 1143 (Pluto), 1145 (The Lost World, Gil Kane art, photo cover), 1153 (Frosty the Snowman), 1199 (The Absent-Minded Professor, photo cover), and 1240 (The Detectives, Warren Tufts art, photo cover). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $550.Sold for: $239.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90647 | Gold Key Film and TV Comics Group (Gold Key, 1962-71) Condition: Average VG+. Includes The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh #2, The Sword in the Stone, Big Red, Robin Hood, That Darn Cat, Mary Poppins, and The Hardy Boys #4 -- all with photo covers. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $85.Sold for: $34.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90648 | Green Lantern #6 (DC, 1942) CGC FN/VF 7.0 Cream to off-white pages. Alan Scott, the original Green Lantern and an enduring character in the DCU to this day, leaps into action on this Irwin Hasen cover. Interior art by Martin Nodell. This is the highest-graded issue certified by CGC to date. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $699; VF 8.0 value = $1,488. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 7.0, none higher.Sold for: $956.00. |
| 90649 | Green Lantern #9 (DC, 1943) CGC VF- 7.5 Off-white pages. Doiby Dickles' got Green Lantern's back on this action-packed cover by Sheldon Moldoff. The interior art is provided by GL's creator, Martin Nodell. Mutt and Jeff contribute some grins in a back-up feature. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $1,275. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 7.5, 4 higher.Sold for: $896.25. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90650 | Hawkman #1-9 and 11 Group (DC, 1964-66) Condition: Average VG. Includes #1 (GD-), 2, 3, 4 (origin and first appearance of Zatanna), 5 (second appearance of the Shadow Thief), 6, 7 (2 copies), 8, 9 (vs. Shadow Thief, Atom cameo), and 11. Murphy Anderson covers and art. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $300.Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90651 | Hawkman Group (DC, 1965-86) Condition: Average VG-. Includes Hawkman #5 (second appearance of the Shadow Thief), 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22 (2 copies), 23, 24, 25, 26 (2), and 27 (3, Joe Kubert cover), plus Hawkman Special #1. Artists Include Murphy Anderson, Bernard Baily, . Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225.Sold for: $89.63. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90652 | Iron Fist Group (Marvel, 1974-77) Condition: Average FN/VF. Includes Marvel Premiere #15 (origin and first appearance of Iron Fist), 18, 19, 20, and 21, and Iron Fist #1 (vs. Iron Man), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 (origin retold), 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain America appearance), 13, 14 (first appearance of Sabretooth), and 15 (X-Men appearance). Artists include Gil Kane, Dave Cockrum, Larry Hama, and John Byrne. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $350.Sold for: $131.45. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90653 | Iron Man Group (Marvel, 1968-71) Condition: Average VG. Includes Iron Man & Sub-Mariner #1 and Iron Man #1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 (vs. Hulk android), 10, 11, 12, 20, 26, 27 (intro of Firebrand), 28, 40, and 42. Artists include Gene Colan, Johnny Craig, and George Tuska. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $275.Sold for: $143.40. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90654 | Lone Ranger's Famous Horse Hi-Yo Silver and Others Group (Dell, 1948-60) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Hi-Yo Silver #4, 10, 13, 14, 19, and 30; Hoot Gibson Western #6 (painted/photo cover); Wyatt Earp #12 (Hugh O'Brian photo cover, Alex Toth art); and Blazing West #1 (origin and first appearances of Injun Jones, Tenderfoot, and Buffalo Belle, Texas Tim and Ranger begins). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90655 | Lone Ranger Group (Dell, 1951-56) Condition: Average VG+. A great assortment of Golden Age Lone Ranger books that includes #32 (first painted cover), 39, 42, 50, 51, 53, 57, 60, 64, 65, 71, 72, 73, 75, 76 (classic flag cover), 77, 78, 80, 83, 87, 90, 92, 93, 94, and 97. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $425.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90656 | The Marvel Family #7 (Fawcett, 1946) Condition: FN. Shazam appearance. Pete Costanza art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $120.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90657 | The Marvel Family #29 (Fawcett, 1948) Condition: VF. Kurt Schaffenberger art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $146.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90658 | The Marvel Family #30 (Fawcett, 1948) Condition: VF. Art by Kurt Schaffenberger and Joe Certa. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $146.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90659 | The Marvel Family #41 (Fawcett, 1949) Condition: VF. Kurt Schaffenberger cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $94.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90660 | Marvel Mystery Comics #91 (Timely, 1949) CGC VG+ 4.5 Cream to off-white pages. Captain America and Venus stories. Last Sub-Mariner and Blonde Phantom stories in title. Overstreet lists as "scarce." Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $274. CGC census 3/07: 3 in 4.5, 5 higher.Sold for: $448.13. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90661 | Marvel Premiere Group (Marvel, 1973-80) Condition: Average FN+. Includes #11, 21 (Iron Fist), 26, 29 (first modern appearance of Patriot), 30, 31, 33 (first color appearance of Solomon Kane), 36, 39, 45, 46, 47 (origin and first appearance of new Ant-Man), 49 (first Falcon solo book), 51 (Black Panther), 52, and 53. Artists include Jack Kirby, Gil Kane, John Byrne, and Howard Chaykin. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $75.Sold for: $29.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90662 | Marvel Tales #110 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Atlas, 1952) CGC VF 8.0 Cream to off-white pages. Russ Heath, Jack Abel, and Syd Shores art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $237. CGC census 3/07: 2 in 8.0, 2 higher. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $191.20. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90663 | Marvel Tales Group (Marvel, 1964-79) Condition: Average FN. Includes #1 (GD), 9, 14 (2 copies), 17, 18, 28, 31 (2), 59, 61, 62, 64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 85, 98, and 105. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $125.Sold for: $49.00. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90664 | Marvel Team-Up Group (Marvel, 1972-79) Condition: Average FN. Includes #4, 18, 21, 23, 25, 27, 28 (2 copies), 30 (2), 32, 33 (2), 34 (3), 36, 37 (2), 38 (2), 39, 41, 42 (2), 43, 45 (2), 46, 47 (2), 48, 49 (2), 50, 51, 52 (2), 53 (John Byrne's first X-Men art), 54, 55, 56, 57, 60 (2), 62, 68 (2), 69, 71, 80, 82, 86, and 91. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $44.00. |
| 90665 | Marvel Two-In-One Group (Marvel, 1978-83) Condition: Average VF. Includes Marvel Two-In-One #81 (3 copies), 82 (2), 88 (2), 91, 94, 96, 98, 99, 100 (2), plus Annuals #3 and 6 (4). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $50.Sold for: $19.00. |
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Modern Age (1980-Present) |
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| 90666 | Miracleman Group (Eclipse, 1985-91) Condition: Average VF/NM. Includes Miracleman #1, 2, 5, 10, 12, 14, 16 (last Alan Moore story, low print run), 17 (first Neil Gaiman story in title), 18, 19, and 21, plus Miracleman 3-D #1 and Miracleman Family #1. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $100.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90667 | Miscellaneous Modern Comics Superhero Group (Various Publishers, 1982-93) Condition: Average VF+. Includes Daredevil #180, 183 (vs. Punisher), 184 (4 copies), 186, and 191; Captain America #275, 291, 328, 399, 415 (2 copies), 417, and 425; Venom: The Enemy Within #1 and Venom: The Madness #1 and 2; The Atomics King Size Giant Spectacular" Lessons in Light, Lava & Lasers; Thanos Quest #2; Atlantis Chronicles #1; Catwoman #1; Alf #25; Sword of Azrael #1; Deathlok #1; Fighting American #1; Captain Atom #15; Blue Beetle #3; New Gods #9; Iron Man #268 and Annual #10; and Classic X-Men #1, 2, 3, 4 (2 copies), 5, 6, 8 (2 copies), 21, and 22. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $150.Sold for: $24.00. |
| 90668 | The New Mutants Box Lot (Marvel, 1983-90) Condition: Average VF/NM. This full short box includes New Mutants #1, 2, 3, 4 (2 copies), 5, 6 (2), 7, 8, 9, 10 (first appearance of Magma), 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 (first appearance of Warpath), 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 (first full appearance of Legion), 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 (Magneto becomes headmaster), 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 (2), 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 (contain pull-out mutant registration form), 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 (intro of Spyder), 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75 (2), 76, 77, 78 (2), 79, 80, 81, 83, 84, 85, 86 (Rob Liefeld art begins, Todd McFarlane cover, brief first appearance of Cable), 87 (first full appearance of Cable), 89, 91, 92, and 94 (Cable vs. Wolverine); Annuals #1, 3, and 4; and Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #3 and 6. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $250.Sold for: $65.73. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90669 | Sensation Comics #54 (DC, 1946) CGC VF- 7.5 Cream to off-white pages. H.G. Peter cover and art. Dennis Neville, Frank Harry, and Stan Aschmeier art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $275. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 7.5, 1 higher.Sold for: $262.90. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90670 | Showcase #28 The Sea Devils (DC, 1960) CGC FN 6.0 Cream to off-white pages. Second appearance of the Sea Devils. Russ Heath cover and art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $120. CGC census 3/07: 3 in 6.0, 14 higher.Sold for: $77.68. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90671 | Star Spangled Comics #88 (DC, 1949) CGC FN+ 6.5 Cream to off-white pages. Batman covers and stories begin. Jim Mooney cover. Art by Mooney, Chuck Winters, Win Mortimer, and Fred Ray. This is the highest-graded copy of this issue certified by CGC to date. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $180; VF 8.0 value = $375. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 6.5, none higher.Sold for: $191.20. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90672 | Strange Adventures Group (DC, 1966-73) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Strange Adventures #187 (intro and origin of the Enchantress), 200, 202, and 244 (final issue), and My Greatest Adventure #85 (Doom Patrol, final issue). Artists include Murphy Anderson, Jack Sparling, Carmine Infantino, Bruno Premiani, and Alex Toth. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $75.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90673 | The Sub-Mariner #1 and 3-10 Group (Marvel, 1968-69) Condition: Average FN. Includes #1 (origin of Sub-Mariner), 3, 4, 5 (first appearance of Tiger Shark), 6, 7 (partial photo cover), 8 (Sub-Mariner vs. Thing), 9 (first appearance of the Serpent Crown), and 10. Artists include John Buscema and Gene Colan. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90674 | The Sub-Mariner Group (Marvel, 1969-70) Condition: Average VG-. Includes #12, 13, 14 (Sub-Mariner vs. Golden Age Human Torch, death of Toro), 16, 17, 19 (first appearance of Sting Ray), 20 (Dr. Doom appearance), 21, 22 (Dr. Strange crossover), 24, 25 (origin of Atlantis), 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30. Artists include John Romita Sr. Marie Severin, and Sal Buscema. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $75.Sold for: $54.00. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90675 | The Sub-Mariner Group (Marvel, 1970-84) Condition: Average FN+. Includes Sub-Mariner #31, 32, 33, 36, 37 (death of Lady Dorma), 38 (origin retold), 39, 40 (Spider-Man crossover), 41, 42, 47 (Dr. Doom appearance), 49 (Cosmic Cube story), 50 (first appearance of Nita, aka Namorita), 53, 54, 58, 60, 61, 66 (2 copies), 67 (new costume), 68, 70, 71 and 72 (last issue); plus Sub-Mariner (limited series) #3 and Marvel Spotlight #27. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $62.14. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90676 | Sunset Carson #3 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Charlton, 1951) Condition: VG/FN. Siamese pages. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $96; FN 6.0 value = $144. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $83.65. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90677 | Super-Villain Team-Up Group (Marvel, 1975-78) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #1, 2, 3, 4, 5 (first appearance of the Shroud), 6 (Fantastic Four appearance), 7 (origin of the Shroud), 8, 11 (Dr. Doom/Red Skull stories begin), 12, 13, and 15. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $50.Sold for: $14.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90678 | Superboy #3 (DC, 1949) Condition: VG. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $326.Sold for: $388.38. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90679 | Superboy Group (DC, 1962-72) Condition: Average FN. Includes #98 (origin and first appearance of Ultra Boy), 110, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124 (first appearance of Insect Queen), 125, 126, 127 (2 copies), 128, 158, 159, 161 (2), 162, 169, 170, 171 (first appearance of Aquaboy), 172, 175, 179, 184, 186, 187, and 192. Artists include Carmine Infantino, Bob Brown, Curt Swan, Al Plastino, and Nick Cardy. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $425.Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90680 | Superboy Group (DC, 1968-72) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #148 (Legion of Super-Heroes appearance), 152, 178, and 184 (Dial H for Hero origin reprint). Artists include Nick Cardy, Bob Brown, and Dave Cockrum. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $35.Sold for: $14.00. |
| 90681 | Superman Group (DC, 1962-73) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #150, 151, 157 (Gold Kryptonite used), 173 (Legion of Super-Heroes cameo), 175, 178, 179, 185, 189 (origin/destruction of Krypton II), 199 (first Superman/Flash race), 202 (80-Page Giant, all-Bizarro issue), 231, 242, 244, 254, and 265. Artists include Curt Swan, Al Plastino, Kurt Schaffenberger, Neal Adams, and Carmine Infantino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $275.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90682 | Superman Group (DC, 1965-70) Condition: Average VG. Includes #177, 187 (giant-size issue), 189 (origin and destruction of Krypton II), 192, 196, 206, 223, and 227 (giant-size, all-Krypton issue). Curt Swan and Wayne Boring art. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $100.Sold for: $40.00. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90683 | Superman Group (DC, 1971-75) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #233 (Classic Neal Adams cover, second appearance of Morgan Edge, Clark Kent becomes TV reporter, all Kryptonite on Earth destroyed), 238, 245 (100 pages), 247, 248 ("World of Krypton" story), 254, 255, 258, 275, 276 (intro of Captain Thunder), 277, 278, 280 (2 copies), 288 (2), 289 (partial photo cover, 2 copies), and 290. Artists include Curt Swan and Nick Cardy. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $125.Sold for: $45.00. |
| 90684 | Superman Group (DC, 1975-93) Condition: Average FN-. Includes Superman (first series) #290, 291 (2 copies), 292 (origin of Lex Luthor retold), 294, 302, 309, 312, 313, 315, 319, 320 (vs. Solomon Grundy), 325, 326, and 327 (vs. Kobra), plus Superman (second series) #75 ("death" of Superman, direct sales first edition) and Superman Annual #10. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $50.Sold for: $29.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90685 | Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen/Lois Lane Group (DC, 1963-72) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #92, 99 (Jimmy gets superpowers), 106 (Legion of Super-Heroes appearance), and 107, as well as Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #44, 89 (Batman crossover, Neal Adams cover), 119, and 121. Artists include Curt Swan, Pete Costanza, Jim Mooney, and Kurt Schaffenberger. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $100.Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90686 | Tales of the Unexpected Group (DC, 1962-72) Condition: Average VG-. Includes Tales of the Unexpected #71, 72, 73, 77, 78, 82 (last Space Ranger story in title), 83, 85, 88, 89, 90, 91 (first appearance of Automan), 92, 93, and 94; plus Unexpected 130 and 131. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $65.73. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90687 | Tarzan #14 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1950) Condition: FN. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $72. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90688 | Tarzan #16 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1950) Condition: VF-. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90689 | Tarzan #17 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1950) Condition: VF/NM. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $219; NM- 9.2 value = $300. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90690 | Tarzan #19 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1951) Condition: VF-. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90691 | Tarzan #21 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1951) Condition: VF-. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $109. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90692 | Tarzan #22 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1951) Condition: VF/NM. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $175; NM- 9.2 value = $240. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90693 | Tarzan #26 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1951) Condition: VF. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $109. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90694 | Tarzan #28 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF/NM. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $175; NM- 9.2 value = $240. From the Crippen Collection.Not Sold. |
| 90695 | Tarzan #30 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $109. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90696 | Tarzan #34 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF+. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $81; VF/NM 9.0 value = $128. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90697 | Tarzan #35 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $81. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $60.95. |
| 90698 | Tarzan #36 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF-. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $81. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $40.00. |
| 90699 | Tarzan #37 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF+. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $81; VF/NM 9.0 value = $128. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90700 | Tarzan #38 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1952) Condition: VF. Lex Barker photo cover. Jesse Marsh art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $81. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90701 | Tarzan #47 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Dell, 1953) Condition: VF. Photo cover featuring Lex Barker. Jesse Marsh and Russ Manning art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $65. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $45.00. |
| 90702 | Tarzan Group (Dell, 1951-64) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Tarzan (Dell/Gold Key series) #21, 23, 25 (first "Brothers of the Spear" back-up feature), 39, 49, 117, and 140, plus Jungle Tales of Tarzan #1. Artists include Jesse Marsh, Russ Manning, and George Wilson. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $78.87. |
| 90703 | Teen Life #3 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (New Age/Quality Comics Group, 1945) Condition: VF. June Allyson story and photo on cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $72. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90704 | Teen Life #4 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (New Age/Quality Comics Group, 1945) Condition: VF/NM. Duke Ellington story and photo on cover. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $83; NM- 9.2 value = $105. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90705 | Teen Life #5 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (New Age/Quality Comics Group, 1945) Condition: VF/NM. Van Johnson, Woody Herman, and Jackie Robinson articles. Johnson and Herman photo insets on cover. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $83; NM- 9.2 value = $105. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90706 | Tex Morgan #7 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Marvel, 1949) Condition: VF. Photo cover. Captain Tootsie feature by C.C. Beck. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $107. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90707 | Tex Morgan #8 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Marvel, 1949) Condition: FN. Photo cover. 18-page "The Terror of Rimrock Valley!" story. Diablo appearance. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $57. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90708 | Tex Ritter Western #3 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1951) Condition: FN/VF. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $78; VF 8.0 value = $148. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $77.68. |
| 90709 | Tex Ritter Western #4 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1951) Condition: VF+. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $148; VF/NM 9.0 value = $219. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90710 | Tex Ritter Western #5 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1951) Condition: VF-. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $148. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90711 | Tex Ritter Western #12 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1952) Condition: VF/NM. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF/NM 9.0 value = $115; NM- 9.2 value = $150. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90712 | Tex Taylor #7 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Marvel, 1949) Condition: FN+. Includes 18-page "Trapped in Time's Lost Land!" lost world-style story. Diablo appearance. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $60; VF 8.0 value = $112. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90713 | Tex Taylor #8 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Marvel, 1949) Condition: VF+. Photo cover. 18-page "Mystery of Devil Tree Plateau" story. Diablo appearance. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $112; VF/NM 9.0 value = $166. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $95.60. |
| 90714 | Tex Taylor #9 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Marvel, 1950) Condition: VF-. Photo cover. "18-page "Guns Along the Border!" story. Captain Tootsie and Nimo the Mountain Lion appearances. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $112. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $84.85. |
| 90715 | Thrilling Romances #14 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Standard, 1951) Condition: VG-. Gene Tierney and Danny Kaye photo cover, for the movie On the Riviera. Water damage to lower left corner. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $16. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $15.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90716 | T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents Group (Tower, 1967-68) Condition: Average VG. Includes issues #1 (origins and first appearances of Dynamo, NoMan, Menthor, and Thunder Squad, first appearance of Iron Maiden), 3, 4 (Lightning joins team), 5, 7 (death of Menthor), 11, 14, 15, 16, and 18. Art by Wally Wood, Reed Crandall, and Mike Esposito. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $180.Sold for: $71.70. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90717 | Tim Holt #1 (Magazine Enterprises, 1948) Condition: VG+. Also known as A-1 #14. Tim Holt photo inset on cover. Frank Bolle art. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $134. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $107.55. |
| 90718 | Tim Holt #2 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1948) Condition: FN. Also known as A-1 #17. First photo cover. Frank Bolle art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $114. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $60.95. |
| 90719 | Tim Holt #3 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1948) Condition: VF+. Also known as A-1 #19. Front and back photo covers. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $169; VF/NM 9.0 value = $250. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90720 | Tim Holt #4 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1949) Condition: VF-. Front and back photo covers. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $119. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $60.95. |
| 90721 | Tim Holt #8 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1949) Condition: VF. Featuring the Calico Kid with Fred Guardineer art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $101. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $69.31. |
| 90722 | Tim Holt #17 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1950) Condition: FN/VF. Ghost Rider cover by Frank Frazetta. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $120; VF 8.0 value = $239. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90723 | Tim Holt #18 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1950) Condition: VF. Last photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $83. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90724 | Tim Holt #19 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1950) Condition: VF. Frank Bolle cover with Tim Holt photo inset. Photo frontispiece. Dick Ayers art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $72. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90725 | Tim Holt #27 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1952) Condition: VF-. Frank Bolle cover. Dick Ayers art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $64. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $40.00. |
| 90726 | Tim Holt Group - Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Magazine Enterprises, 1949-53) Condition: Average FN+. Includes #9 (VG+, includes map of Tim's Home Range), 14 (FN-), 24, 26, 28 (Wild Bill Hickok and Bat Masterson team up with Redmask), and 37 (classic Ghost Rider "To Touch is to Die!" story). Frank Bolle covers, Dick Ayers art. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90727 | Tim McCoy #17 (#2) Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Charlton, 1948) Condition: FN/VF. Allan "Rocky" Lane guest stars. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $120; VF 8.0 value = $230. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $89.63. |
| 90728 | Tim McCoy #18 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Charlton, 1949) Condition: VF+. Rod Cameron guest stars. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $230; VF/NM 9.0 value = $345. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90729 | Tim McCoy #19 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Charlton, 1949) Condition: VF+. Whip Wilson and Andy Clyde guest star. Jesse James story. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $230; VF/NM 9.0 value = $345. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $181.64. |
| 90730 | Tom Mix Western #6 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1948) Condition: FN/VF. Painted/photo cover. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $87; VF 8.0 value = $164. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90731 | Tom Mix Western #10 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1948) Condition: FN/VF. Painted/photo cover. Featured in Seduction of the Innocent. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $84; VF 8.0 value = $158. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90732 | Tom Mix Western #12 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1948) Condition: VF. Painted/photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $119. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $68.12. |
| 90733 | Tom Mix Western #17 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1949) Condition: VF-. Painted cover. 52 pages. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $119. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $64.53. |
| 90734 | Tom Mix Western #18 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1949) Condition: VF. Painted cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $101. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $68.12. |
| 90735 | Tom Mix Western #32 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1950) Condition: VF. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $80. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90736 | Tom Mix Western #34 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1950) Condition: VF. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $74. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90737 | Tom Mix Western #36 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1950) Condition: VF+. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $80; VF/NM 9.0 value = $115. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $68.12. |
| 90738 | Tom Mix Western #44 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1951) Condition: VF+. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $56; VF/NM 9.0 value = $76. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $42.00. |
| 90739 | Tom Mix Western #48 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1951) Condition: VF. Photo cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $56. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90740 | Tom Mix Western Group - Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1948-50). Includes #11 (FN-, painted cover by Everett Raymond Kinstler), 13 (FN/VF, painted cover, 52 pages), 27 (FN/VF), 30 (VF-), and 31 (FN). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $325. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $155.35. |
| 90741 | Tom Mix Western Group - Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1950-51). Includes #33 (GD/VG), 35 (FN/VF), 39 (FN/VF), 41 (FN), and 42 (FN). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $225. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $95.60. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90742 | Twilight Zone Group (Gold Key, 1965-77) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Twilight Zone #13 (Reed Crandall art), 14, 17, 21, 22, 30, 41, 61, 73, and 75, plus Jungle Tales of Tarzan #4. Artists include Al McWIlliams, Win Mortimer, and Joe Certa. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $100.Sold for: $39.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90743 | Uncle Milty #1 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Victoria Pub., 1950) Condition: VF. Milton Berle photo on cover. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $329. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $227.05. |
| 90744 | Uncle Milty #2 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Victoria Pub., 1951) Condition: VG. Milton Berle photo on cover. Overstreet 2006 VG 4.0 value = $72. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $62.14. |
| 90745 | Uncle Milty #4 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Victoria Pub., 1951) Condition: FN-. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $90. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90746 | Western Hero #78 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1949) Condition: VF+. Norman Saunders painted cover. Appearances by Tom Mix, Monte Hale, and Hopalong Cassidy. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $80; VF/NM 9.0 value = $115. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90747 | Western Hero #79 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fawcett, 1949) Condition: FN/VF. Norman Saunders painted cover. Appearances by Tom Mix, Monte Hale, and Hopalong Cassidy. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $48; VF 8.0 value = $89. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $39.00. |
| 90748 | Whiz Comics #98 (Fawcett, 1948) CGC VF+ 8.5 Cream to off-white pages. Basil Wolverton and Kurt Schaffenberger art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $146; VF/NM 9.0 value = $216. CGC census 3/07: 1 in 8.5, 1 higher.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90749 | Wings Comics #46 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1944) Condition: FN/VF. Six pages of Lee Elias art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $87; VF 8.0 value = $167. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90750 | Wings Comics #47 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1944) Condition: FN+. Bob Lubbers, Lee Elias, and Alex Blum. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $87; VF 8.0 value = $167. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $65.73. |
| 90751 | Wings Comics #54 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1945) Condition: FN. Alex Blum, Matt Baker, and Howard Larsen art. Overstreet 2006 FN 6.0 value = $81. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $54.00. |
| 90752 | Wings Comics #61 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1945) Condition: VF-. Lee Elias cover. Art by Elias, Howard Larsen, and Alex Blum. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $101.58. |
| 90753 | Wings Comics #63 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1945) Condition: VF-. Lee Elias cover. Art by Elias, Alex Blum, Howard Larsen, and Jack Keller. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $101.58. |
| 90754 | Wings Comics #64 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1945) Condition: VF. Lee Elias cover. Art by Elias, Alex Blum, Howard Larsen, and Jack Keller. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90755 | Wings Comics #65 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1946) Condition: VF. Lee Elias cover. Art by Elias, Howard Larsen, Alex Blum, and Jack Keller. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $138. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90756 | Wings Comics #105 Davis Crippen ("D" Copy) pedigree (Fiction House, 1949) Condition: VF. Al Hollingsworth, George Evans, and Bob Lubbers art. Overstreet 2006 VF 8.0 value = $101. From the Crippen Collection.Sold for: $107.55. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90757 | Wonder Woman Group (DC, 1976-79) Condition: Average VF-. Includes #224, 225, 226, 228 (both Wonder Women team up, new WWII stories begin), 243 (Wonder Women team-up), 245, 248 (Steve Trevor Howard dies), and 254. Covers by Rich Buckler, Ross Andru, and Ernie Chan. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $60.Sold for: $29.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90758 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1962-71) Condition: Average VG+. Includes #123 (Bat-Mite/Mr Mxyzptlk team-up), 148, 149, 161 (80-Page Giant), 169 (third Batgirl appearance), 172, 177 (Joker/Lex Luthor team-up), 178, 198 (third Superman/Flash race), and 207 (52 pages). Artists include Curt Swan, Dick Dillin, Dick Sprang, and Jim Mooney. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $150.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90759 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1962-67) Condition: Average GD. Includes #123 (second Bat-Mite/Mr. Mxyzptlk team-up), 128, 129 (Joker/Lex Luthor team-up), 131, 132, 133, 134, 135 (last Dick Sprang story), 136, 137, 138, 142 (origin of Composite Superman, Legion of Super-Heroes appearance), 144, 145 (2 copies), 153 (cover detached), 154 (first Super-Sons story, last Silver Age appearance of Bat-Woman in costume), 155, 156 (intro of Bizarro Batman, Joker story), 157 (first appearance of Bat-Mite Jr., last Silver Age appearance of Kathy Kane), 159, 168, 171, and 172. Artists include Dick Dillin, Jim Mooney, Lee Elias, and Curt Swan. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90760 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1964-67) Condition: Average VG. Includes #140 (last Green Arrow story in title), 141, 142 (origin of Composite Superman, Legion of Super-Heroes appearance), 143, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156 (intro of Bizarro Batman), 157 (Super-Sons story, last Silver Age appearance of Kathy Kane, first appearance of Bat-Mite Jr.), 158, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166 (Joker cover and story), 167, 169 (third appearance of Batgirl, Bat-Mite/Mr. Mxyzptlk team-up). Artists Include Dick Dillin, Jim Mooney, Lee Elias, and Curt Swan, and Al Plastino. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $325.Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90761 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1968-69) Condition: Average VG/FN. Includes #173 (first Silver Age appearance of Two-Face), 174, 175, 176, 177 (Joker/Lex Luthor team-up cover and story), 178, 179 (80-Page Giant), 180, 181, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187, 189, and 190. Artists include Curt Swan, Neal Adams, and Ross Andru. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $119.50. |
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Bronze Age (1970-1979) |
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| 90762 | World's Finest Comics #191-200 Group (DC, 1970-71) Condition: Average FN. Includes #191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197 (64 pages), 198 (third Superman/Flash race), 199, and 200. Artists include Curt Swan, Neal Adams, and Ross Andru. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $135.Sold for: $49.00. |
| 90763 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1971-73) Condition: Average FN. Includes #201, 202, 203, 204 (Wonder Woman appearance), 205 (Teen Titans crossover, reprints Shining Knight story by Frank Frazetta), 206 (64 pages), 207, 208, 209, 210, 212, 213, 214, 215, 217 (Batman/Superman team-ups resume, Metamorpho back-up stories begin), 219, and 220. Artists include Carmine Infantino, Dick Dillin, Neal Adams, Mike Sekowsky, and Nick Cardy. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $200.Sold for: $83.65. |
| 90764 | World's Finest Comics Group (DC, 1974-82) Condition: Average FN/VF. Includes #222, 226 (Deadman appearance), 231, 234, 235, 272, 273, 274, 276, 283, and 285. Artists include Nick Cardy, Dick Dillin, Ramona Fradon, Ross Andru, and Frank Miller. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $75.Sold for: $34.00. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90765 | House of Secrets Group (DC, 1962-66) Condition: Average GD/VG. Includes issues #57, 58 (origin of Mark Merlin), 66 (first Eclipso cover, Alex Toth art), 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 74, 75, 76 (Prince Ra-Man vs. Eclipso), 77, 78, and 80 (last Eclipso/Ra-Man story in title). Artists include Mort Meskin, Howard Purcell, Dick Dillin, Jack Sparling, and Bernard Bailey. Approximate Overstreet value for group = $175.Sold for: $49.00. |
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Memorabilia |
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| 90766 | Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide #12 (Gemstone, 1982). Hardcover. Alfred E. Neuman cover by Norman Mingo. In great condition with mild shelf wear. Overstreet 2006 value = $115.Sold for: $24.00. |
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Golden Age (1938-1955) |
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| 90767 | Miscellaneous Golden and Silver Age Group (Various Publishers, 1947-66) Condition: Average VG+. Includes Buster Brown #39, Petticoat Junction #1, It's About Time #1, Realistic Romances #1 (Everett Raymond Kinstler art, photo cover), Sweet Sixteen #4 (Elizabeth Taylor photo cover), Cain's Hundred #nn, Abbott and Costello Comics #5, and Jackie Robinson #5 (photo cover). Approximate Overstreet value for group = $300.Sold for: $107.55. |
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Silver Age (1956-1969) |
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| 90768 | Munsters #11 File Copy (Gold Key, 1967) CGC NM 9.4 Off-white to white pages. Photo cover. Back cover photo pin-up. Overstreet 2006 NM- 9.2 value = $105. CGC census 3/07: 12 in 9.4, none higher. From the Random House Archives.Sold for: $167.30. |
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animation art |
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| 90769 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 9 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). This selection includes three original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Chilly Willy, Wally Gator, and Smedley, along with their clean-up drawings. Also includes two original animation production drawings of Woody Woodpecker. The prints included are "Fly Ball" (AP #4/25), and "Rooftop Woody Woodpecker" (#180/200). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes two payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz. Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90770 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 9 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). Included here are two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Woody Woodpecker (which also includes its matching clean-up drawing), and Chilly Willy. Also includes an original hand-painted cel of Woody with an original background, and three OPDs of Woody and Chilly. The prints included are "Golfing Fool" (#68/100), "In the Rough" (International Edition #24/25, signed by Ray Floyd), and "Rooftop Woody Woodpecker" (#181/200). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz.Sold for: $418.25. |
| 90771 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 12 (Lantz Productions, 1947-92). This selection includes two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Woody Woodpecker and Buzz Buzzard, along with their clean-up drawings from the short, "Flim Flam Fountain." Also includes a hand-inked and hand-painted cel of a caveman, with an original hand-painted background. Two of these cels are signed by Walter Lantz. Also includes two original animation production drawings, one of Woody, and one from the short, "Musical Moments From Chopin," (1947, signed by Lantz). The prints included are "Fish Locker" (#186/200), "Fly Ball" (#126/200), "Termites From Mars" (#117/200), and "Chilly's Fishing Hole" (#191/200), all signed by Lantz. Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz. Sold for: $203.15. |
| 90772 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 9 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). This group includes two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels, one featuring Woody Woodpecker (which includes an original background; slightly lightstruck), and the other features a foreign legionnaire with its original clean-up drawing (some paint loss). Also includes three OPDs of Woody. The prints included are "Fish Locker" (#61/200), "Woody Gets a Hit" (#167/200, signed by Reggie Jackson), "Chilly's Fishing Hole" (#192/200), and "Slapshot Woody" (#221/250, signed by Wayne Gretzsky). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz.Sold for: $388.38. |
| 90773 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 10 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). Included here are two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels, one featuring Andy Panda (which also includes its matching clean-up drawing). Also includes two original animation production drawings of Woody Woodpecker. The prints included are "Fly Ball" (#200/200), "Moneybags Woody" (#145/200), "Termites From Mars" (#128/200) and "Rooftop Woody Woodpecker" (#186/200). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz. Sold for: $215.10. |
| 90774 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group of 9 (Lantz Productions, 1947-92). This selection includes an original hand-inked and hand-painted production cel featuring Woody Woodpecker, from "The Woody Woodpecker Show," and six production drawings from the shorts, "A Gooney is Born," "Chili Con Corny," Musical Moments From Chopin" (1947), and "Ski For Two" (most signed by Lantz). The prints included are "Moneybags Woody" (#173/200), and "In the Rough" (#47/100, signed by Lantz and Ray Floyd). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90775 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print, Group of 6 (Lantz Productions, 1970-91). This selection includes two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Woody Woodpecker, and their corresponding clean-up drawings. Also includes three original production drawings of Woody, one signed by Lantz. The prints included are "Moneybags Woody" (#182/200), and "Fish Locker" (#190/200). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes two payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90776 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print Group (Lantz Productions, 1970-91). This selection includes three original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Chilly Willy, Charlie Beary, and Mrs. Meany, and their corresponding clean-up drawings. Also includes two original production drawings, and a hand-painted cel and original background featuring Woody. Includes the print, "Chilly's Fishing Hole" (#193/200). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz.Not Sold. |
| 90777 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print, Group of 10 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). This set includes an original hand-inked and hand-painted production cel featuring Chilly Willy, along with its clean-up drawing. Also includes three original animation production drawings of Woody Woodpecker. The prints included are "Moneybags Woody" (#164/200), "Chilly's Fishing Hole" (#194/200), "Fish Locker" (#189/200), "Woody Gets a Hit" (#158/200, signed by Reggie Jackson), and "Golfing Fool" (#81/100). Most items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz. Sold for: $262.90. |
| 90778 | Walter Lantz Animation Production Material and Limited Edition Print, Group of 8 (Lantz Productions, 1970-92). This selection includes two original hand-inked and hand-painted production cels featuring Chilly Willy and a baby wooly mammoth, along with their clean-up drawings from the short, "Chilly's Ice Folly," released in 1970. Also includes four original animation production drawings of Woody Woodpecker, two signed by Lantz. The prints included are "Moneybags Woody" (#174/200), "Termites From Mars" (#124/200), and "Rooftop Woody Woodpecker" (#182/200). All items include a certificate of authenticity. Also includes three payroll checks signed by Walter Lantz. Sold for: $191.20. |
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Original Comic Art |
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| 90779 | Julie Bell - "Fireballs" Painting Original Art (1992). Julie Bell's bombastic battle scene has to be seen in person in order to fully appreciate the lavish visual textures that have been created for this first-rate fantasy spectacular. This oil on paper painting is not framed. The piece has an approximate overall size of 26" x 20", and is in Excellent condition. Sold for: $1,553.50. |
| 90780 | Greg Hildebrandt - Gatecrasher #4 Cover Original Art (Black Bull, 2000). A senses-shattering snow beast like this fellow certainly is a far cry from your friendly neighborhood Frosty the Snowman! The offbeat Gatecrasher series ran only four issues; #4 featured this hypothermic hullabaloo from Greg Hildebrandt. Gatecrasher featured the story of Alec Wagner, a college student who is half-human, half alien and a member of the Split-Second Squad, a secret alien army that protects Earth from alien attacks through interdimensional gates. This acrylic on board painting measures an overall 23" x 35", and the art is in Excellent condition. Signed at the lower right.Not Sold. |
| 90781 | Greg Hildebrandt - Magic the Gathering: Dissension "Blessings of the Nephilim" Card Painting Original Art (Wizards of the Coast, 2006). The power of nephilim courses through this stunning illustration by Greg Hildebrant for the Magic the Gathering: Dissension card set. This is card number 4 out of 180, set 3 of 3 in the Ravnica block. Painted in acrylics on heavy illustration board, the work has an image area of 13.5" x 10". In Excellent condition. Signed by Greg Hildebrandt at the bottom.Not Sold. |
| 90782 | Boris Vallejo - "Berserker" Paperback Cover Painting Original Art (Ace Books, circa 1976). An awesome spaceship skirmish is the focus of this Boris Vallejo thriller, painted for the cover of Fred Saberhagen's Berserker paperback. This painting has been professionally framed to an approximate overall size of 24" x 35", and is in Excellent condition.Sold for: $2,151.00. |
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| 90900 | Ingrid Bergman Signed Stamp. A stamp featuring an image of Bergman and Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca affixed to a 3.5" x 3" notecard that has been signed along the bottom by Bergman in blue ink. Also included is a 4" x 6" postcard featuring a color photo of the actress. Both are in Excellent condition.Sold for: $74.09. |
| 90901 | Dyan Cannon and Raquel Welch Vintage Promo Stills. Includes nine vintage b&w 8" x 10" promo stills featuring Cannon and Welch in the 1973 crime drama The Last of Sheila, plus three vintage color 8" x 10" photos of Welch circa the 1970s. In overall Very Fine condition with mild wear and some light tanning.Sold for: $71.70. |
| 90902 | Sonja Henie Programs and More. Includes program books from Henie's 1940, '47, '49, and '51 tours, vintage sheet music for songs from her movies Second Fiddle, My Lucky Star, and Happy Landing, and a b&w 7" x 9" photo of Henie. In overall Fine to Very Fine condition with mild to moderate wear.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90903 | Framed "Snows of Kilimanjaro" Opening Night Program. A program book from the opening night premiere screening of the 1952 Ernest Hemingway adaptation starring Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, and Ava Gardner. In Very Fine to Excellent condition, framed in a double-side display to an overall size of 22.5" x 16.5".Sold for: $16.00. |
| 90904 | Vintage Hollywood Photo Stills and Program Book. Includes a 1954 reprint of a b&w 8" x 10" photo of Johnny Weissmueller and Maureen O'Sullivan in Tarzan the Ape Man, two b&w 8" x 10" stills from Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, and 24-page storybook based on the 1936 Shirley Temple movie Susannah of the Mountain, featuring photos from the movie. In overall Very Fine condition with mild to moderate wear to the photos.Sold for: $34.00. |
| 90905 | 2001: A Space Odyssey Stills. A set of 17 b&w 8" x 10" promo stills featuring some great "widescreen" images from the 1968 sci-fi classic. In overall Very Fine condition with mild wear and some curling.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90906 | Vintage Photos of Early Female Stars. Set of 20 vintage b&w 8" x 10" photos of early stage and screen stars, many of them autographed, dating from roughly 1915-1921, that includes Katherine Sayre, Edith Shayne, Lillian Shaw, Myrtle Schaaf, Joyce Stillman, Suzanne Keener, Frances White, and others. In overall Fine condition with mild to moderate wear and moderate toning.Sold for: $191.20. |
| 90907 | Vintage Photos of Early Female Stars. Set of 19 vintage b&w 8" x 10" photos of early stage and screen stars, many of them autographed, dating from 1913-1929, that includes Vivienne Osbourne, Marguerite Snow, Renee Kelly, Audrey Maple, Marcia Moore, Ada Mae Weeks, Constance McKay, and others. In overall Fine condition with mild to moderate wear and moderate toning.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90908 | Vintage Early Actress Photos. Set of 12 vintage b&w 8" x 10" photos of early stage and screen stars, many of them autographed, dating from roughly 1913-1920, that includes Edith Wynne Matthison, Dorothy Smoller, Nydia Westman, Charlotte Walker, Christine Miller, and others. In overall Fine condition with mild to moderate wear and moderate toning.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90909 | Vintage Photos of Early Hollywood Actors. Set of 17 vintage b&w 8" x 10" photos of early stage and screen actors, many of them autographed, dating from 1913-1926, featuring Carl Miller, Harry Wolf, Charles Trowbridge, Henry Mortimer, Earl Metcalf, Reginald Sheffield, Howard Langford, George S. Mack, and others. In overall Fine condition with mild to moderate wear and moderate toning.Sold for: $215.10. |
| 90910 | Vintage Hollywood Actress Photos. Set of 20 vintage b&w photos -- sizes 3" x 5" to 8" x 10" -- of early stage and screen stars, many of them autographed, dating from 1913-1922, that includes Lucille Lee Stewart, Bird Williams, Quincie Smith, Elizabeth M. Murray, Mary MacLaren, Adrienne Morrison, Dorothy Kelly, Eileen Wilson, and others. In overall Fine condition with mild to moderate wear and moderate toning.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90911 | Roy Brown 78 Group of 4. "End Of My Journey"/ "I Fell That Young Man's Rhythm" (Deluxe 3302, 1949) in NM 8, "No Love At All"/ "Don't Let It Rain" Promo (King 4722, 1954) in NM 8, and "She's Gone Too Long"/ "My Little Angel Child" (King 4834, 1955) in MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
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Music Memorabilia |
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| 90912 | Count Basie Signed Stamps. A block of four one-cent postage stamps signed by the Jazz giant in blue ink. In Very Fine condition with mild to moderate fading.Sold for: $35.00. |
| 90913 | Beach Boys LP Group of 10 (1962-70). "Surfin' Safari" Duophonic (Capitol 1808, 1962) in VG-EX 6/ EX 7; "Surfin' USA" Stereo (Capitol 1890, 1963) in NM 8/ NM 8; "Surfer Girl" Stereo (Capitol 1981, 1963) in NM 8/ NM 8; "Little Deuce Coupe" Stereo (Capitol 1998, 1963) Condition: EX 7/ MT 9; "All Summer Long" Stereo (Capitol 2110, 1964) in EX 7/ MT 9; "Shut Down Volume 2" Stereo (Capitol 2027, 1964) in VG-EX 6/ MT 9; "Best Of The Beach Boys" Duophonic (Capitol 2545, 1966) in VG-EX 7/ MT 9; "Friends" Stereo (Capitol 2895, 1968) in VG-EX 7/ MT9; "The Best Of The Beach Boys Vol. 3" Stereo (Capitol 2945, 1968) in VG-EX 6/ EX 7; and "Best Of The Beach Boys Vol. 2" Stereo (Capitol 2706, 1970) in GM-MT 10/ Sealed. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $131.45. |
| 90914 | Beatles 45s w/Picture Sleeves Group of 3. Beatles "Love Me Do" (Tollie 9008, 1964) in VG-EX 6/ GM-MT 10; "Do You Want To Know A Secret?" (Vee-Jay 587, 1964) in MT 9/ GM-MT 10; and "Ain't She Sweet" ( Atco 6308, 1964) in NM 8 (no sleeve). From the GRT Collection .Sold for: $167.30. |
| 90915 | Beatles Picture Sleeve Group of 2. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" with the rare full view of George's head on picture sleeve (Capitol 5112, 1964) in MT 9 (picture sleeve only); and "She Loves You" (Swan 4152, 1964) in NM 8/ MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $418.25. |
| 90916 | Beatles 45s and Picture Sleeves Group of 2. "Penny Lane" (Capitol 5810, 1966) in MT 9/ GM-MT 10; and "All You Need Is Love" (Capitol 5964, 1967) in MT 9/ GM-MT 10. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $358.50. |
| 90917 | Beatles 45s and Picture Sleeves Group of 2. "Lady Madonna" (Capitol 2138, 1968) in MT 9/ GM-MT 10; and "Ballad of John and Yoko" (Apple 2531, 1969) in MT 9/ GM-MT 10. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $388.38. |
| 90918 | Beatles and Beatles-Related Group of 5. "Beatles 1962-1966/ 1967-1970" Promo Poster in EX 7; Beatles "Rarities" label- 2 sheets in NM 8; Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour" photo and music book in VG-EX 6; Beatles "(U.S.A.) Ltd." official tour program from 1964 in EX 7, and Beatles-related "Go-Go Big Beat!" lobby cards set of 8 (65/205) in NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Not Sold. |
| 90919 | Jesse Belvin "Dream Girl" 78 (Hollywood 120, 1951). Backed with "Hang Your Tears Out To Dry". Condition: NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Not Sold. |
| 90920 | James Brown "Try Me (I Need You)" 78 (Federal 12337, 1958). Flip side is "Tell Me What I Did Wrong". Condition: NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $57.36. |
| 90921 | Johnny Burnette and Jack Scott LP Group of 2. "Johnny Burnette Sings" Promo Stereo (Liberty 7190, 1961) in NM 8/ MT 9, and Jack Scott's "Burning Bridges" Stereo (Capitol 2035, 1964) in MT 9/ NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90922 | Jerry Butler "For Your Precious Love" 78 (Abner 1013, 1958). Backed with "Sweet Was The Wine". Condition: MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $45.00. |
| 90923 | Ray Charles and Gene Chandler LP Group of 2 . "The Genius Of Ray Charles" Mono (Atlantic 1312, 1960) in NM 8/ Still Sealed; and "Gene Chandler" Mono (Vee-Jay 1040) in MT 9/ Still Sealed. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $92.02. |
| 90924 | Jimmy Clanton "Go Jimmy Go" EP (Ace Records 102, 1960). Condition: MT 9/ NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90925 | Bobby Darin LP Group of 3. "That's All" Mono (Atco 104, 1959) in GM-MT 10/ Still Sealed; "That's All" Stereo (Atco 104, 1959) in MT 9/ NM 8; and "Twist" Mono (Atco 138, 1961) in NM 8/ MT 9 (with sticker). From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $113.53. |
| 90926 | Fats Domino 78 Group of 2 (Imperial 1957 and 1959). "When I See You"/ "What Will I Tell My Heart" (Imperial 5454, 1957) in MT 9 and "Whole Lotta Loving"/ "Coquette" (Imperial 5553, 1959) in MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90927 | Donovan and Eric Burdon and the Animals Promo LP Group Of 2. Donovan's "Mellow Yellow" Promo (Epic 24239, 1966) in NM 8 (still in shrink wrap)/ MT 9, and Eric Burdon and the Animals "Love Is" Promo (MGM 4591, 1969) in NM 8/ MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90928 | Du Droppers "Come On And Love Me Baby" 78 (Red Robin 116, 1953). B/w "Go Back" in NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90929 | Mercer Ellington's Key to the City of Birmingham. An honorary "Key to the City of Birmingham" on a red, white, and blue ribbon with a pin featuring the state seal of Alabama and a certificate dated October 3, 1980 and signed by then-Governor Forrest H. James Jr., awarded to Mercer Ellington for his numerous artistic and philanthropic contributions. In Very Fine to Excellent condition.Not Sold. |
| 90930 | Five Satins "To The Aisle" 78 (Ember Records 1019, 1957). Backed with "Wish I Had My Baby". Condition: GM-MT 10. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90931 | Thurston Harris "Little Bitty Pretty One" 78 (Aladdin 3398, 1957). B/w "I Hope You Won't Hold It Against Me". Condition: NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Not Sold. |
| 90932 | Rhythm & Blues LP Group Of 4 (1960-62). Clyde McPhatter's "Ta Ta!" Stereo (Mercury 60262, 1960) in GM-MT 10/ GM-MT and "Lover Please!" Stereo (Mercury 60711, 1962) in NM 8/ MT 9; plus Gene McDaniels' "In Times Like These" Blue Vinyl Stereo (Liberty 7146, 1960) in VG-EX 6 (tape along top seam and tear at upper right front cover)/ EX 7 and "100 lbs. Of Clay!" Mono (Liberty 3191, 1961) in EX 7/ GM-MT 10. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $143.40. |
| 90933 | Moonglows 78 Group of 2 (Chance, 1954). "219 Train"/ "My Gal" (Chance 1161, 1954) in EX 7 and "I Was Wrong"/ "Ooh Rocking Daddy" (Chance 1156, 1954) in NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90934 | Ricky Nelson 78 Group of 2 (1957-58). "You're My One And Only Love"/ "Honey Rock" (Verve 10070, 1957) in NM 8 and "Believe What You Say"/ "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" in MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90935 | Famous Composers Signed Stamps. Set of three 3" x 5" notecards with stamps attached, autographed by composers Cole Porter and Richard Adler as well as ballerina Maria Tallchief. Also included is a piece of handwritten sheet music signed by composer Jimmy Van Heusen. In overall Very Fine to Excellent condition with some tanning to the Porter and Van Heusen items.Sold for: $101.58. |
| 90936 | Elvis Presley "Baby Let's Play House" 78 (RCA Victor 6383, 1955). Backed with "I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone". Condition: NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90937 | Rolling Stones Picture Sleeve Group of 7. "Get Off Of My Cloud" (London 9792, 1965); two copies of "Paint It Black" (London 901, 1966); "Mothers Little Helper" (London 902, 1966); "Ruby Tuesday" (London 904, 1967); "Jumpin' Jack Flash" (London 908, 1968); and "Honky Tonk Women" (London 910, 1969). All in NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $310.70. |
| 90938 | Skylarks "Glory Of Love"/ "You And I" 78 (Decca 48241, 1957). Condition: VG-EX 6. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $42.00. |
| 90939 | Spaniels "Baby, It's You" 78 (Chance 1141, 1953). Spaniels' first release on Chance Records. B/w "Bounce". Condition: MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90940 | Swallows "Since You've Been Away" 78 (King 4466, 1951). Backed with "Wishing For You". Condition: MT 9. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90941 | Sonny Boy Williamson 78 Group of 5. If you know your Sonny Boys, you know there are two of them. The first record listed here is by the elder of the two, John Lee Williamson, the rest by Aleck "Rice" Miller. Either way, you can't lose! "You're An Old Lady"/ "Early In The Morning" (RCA Victor 20-1875, 1945), "Eyesight To The Blind"/ "Crazy About You Baby" (Trumpet 129, 1950), "Do It If You Wanta"/ " Cool, Cool Blues" (Trumpet 139, 1951), "Come On Back Home"/ "Stop Crying" (Trumpet 140, 1951), and "I Cross My Heart"/ "West Memphis Blues" (Trumpet 144, 1951). All in MT 9 condition. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $119.50. |
| 90942 | Stevie Wonder and Carla Thomas LP Group of 2. Little Stevie Wonder's "The 12 Year Old Genus" (Tamla 240, 1963) in MT 9/ Still Sealed, and Carla Thomas' "Comfort Me" (Stax 706, 1966) in EX 7/ MT 9. Both in Mono. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $51.00. |
| 90943 | Various 50s/60s Rock Artists Picture Sleeves Group of 18. Terrific group of 18 picture sleeves, two 45s, including Roy Orbison's "Crying" (Monument 447, 1961) in NM 8, "Dream Baby" (Monument 456, 1962) in NM 8, "Workin' For The Man" (Monument 467, 1962) in NM 8, "San Fernando" (sung in German, very rare) (Germany - London 20 726, 1963) in VG-EX 6/ EX 7 (includes record), and "It's Over" (Monument 837, 1964) in NM 8; Ricky Nelson's "Stood Up" (Imperial 5483, 1957) in NM 8, "Lonesome Town" (Imperial 5545, 1958) in MT 9, "Never Be Anyone Else But You" (Imperial 5565, 1959) in NM 8, "I Wanna Be Loved" (Imperial 5614, 1959) in MT 9, "Young Emotions" (Imperial 5663, 1960) in NM 8, and "Young World" (Imperial 5805, 1962) in NM 8; Ray Peterson's "Corinna, Corinna" (Dunes 2002, 1960) in NM 8; Paul Revere and the Raiders "Hungry" (Columbia 43678, 1966) in NM 8, two copies of "Good Thing" (Columbia 43907, 1966) in NM 8 and MT 9, "Him Or Me-What's It Gonna Be?" (Columbia 44094, 1967) in MT 9, and "Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon" (Columbia 44744, 1969) in NM 8; and the Monkees "Pleasant Valley Sunday" (Colgems 1007, 1967) in NM 8/ NM 8 (includes record. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $310.70. |
| 90944 | Female Soul Artists LP Group of 3 (1962-64). Little Eva's "Loco-Motion" Mono (Dimension 6000, 1962) in NM 8/ MT 9; Marvelettes' "Recorded Live On Stage" Mono (Tamla 243, 1963) in NM 8/ MT 9; and the Dixie Cups' "Chapel Of Love" Stereo (Red Bird 100, 1964) in NM 8. From the GRT Collection.Sold for: $185.23. |
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Session 5 |
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Other |
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| 91200 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, CO, Late Nineteenth Century Script monogram to the reverse CHL, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 14in. long x 4.1in. wide Sold for: $51.00. |
| 91201 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Wallace & Sons Mfg., Wallingford, CT, Late Nineteenth Century Hallmark to the side of the handle 13.5in. long x 4.3in. wide Sold for: $51.00. |
| 91202 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Gorham, Providence, RI, 1919 Monogram to the reverse ELC, hallmark to the side with STERLING 1-45/2C 'trumpet' 12in. long x 5in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91203 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR La Pierre Mfg. Co., Newark, NJ, 1921 Monogram to the reverse HMP, hallmark to the front with STERLING LA PIERRE MODEL 4100/PAT'D OCT 4-1921 16in. long x 5in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91204 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR R. Blackington & Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Block monogram to the reverse F.S., hallmark to the side of the handle with STERLING 4000 13.3in. long x 4.2in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91205 | AN AMERICAN STERLING VANITY SET Gorham, Providence, RI, Early Twentieth Century Comprising a hand mirror, hair brush and comb, marked on side GORHAM STERLING 30B32 The mirror: 14.5in. long x 4.5in. wide Sold for: $92.02. |
| 91206 | AN AMERICAN SILVER VANITY SET Gorham, Providence, RI, Early Twentieth Century Comprising a hand mirror, hair brush and comb, monogram to the reverse P, marked on the side GORHAM STERLING 15 The mirror: 14.5in. long x 4.5in. wide Sold for: $95.60. |
| 91207 | AN AMERICAN SILVER MIRROR Webster Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Old English-style monogram to the reverse k, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 12.8in. long x 4.7in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91208 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Maker unknown, Early Twentieth Century Unidentified hallmark to the top with STERLING 13in. long x 4.3in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91209 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Saart Bros. Company, Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 13in. long x 4.1in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91210 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR La Pierre Mfg. Co., Newark, NJ, Early Twentieth Century Script monogram to the reverse B, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING/PAT'D APPL'D FOR/3000 12.7in. long x 4.7in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91211 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Webster Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse h, hallmark to the top of the handle 12.7in. long x 4.2in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91212 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Saart Bros. Co., Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse h, hallmark to the front with STERLING 13in. long x 4.1in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91213 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR R. Blackington, North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Old English-style monogram to the reverse M, hallmark to the handle with STERLING 14.7in. long x 4.6in. wide Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91214 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Webster Company, North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse HJS, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 14in. long x 4.5in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91215 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Alvin Corporation, Providence RI, Early Twentieth Century Script monogram to the reverse FMGB, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING ALVIN 15.5in. long x 4.5in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91216 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR International Silver Co., Meriden, CT, Early Twentieth Century Script monogram to the reverse G, hallmark to the top of the handle with INTERNATIONAL/STERLING 13.2in. long x 4.7in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91217 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Maker unknown, Early Twentieth Century Marked to the top of the handle STERLING 13.8in. long x 4.4in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91218 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Webster Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse M, hallmark to the front with STERLING 12.7in. long x 4.7in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91219 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Maker unknown, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse P, unidentified hallmark to the handle with STERLING 12in. long x 5.3in. wide Sold for: $51.00. |
| 91220 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Watson Company, Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Script monogram to the reverse HH, hallmark to the side of the handle with STERLING 7702 The mirror: 13.3in. long x 4.6in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91221 | AN AMERICAN BRONZE HAND MIRROR AND BRUSH Saart Bros. Co., Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Gilt finish, hallmark to the top of the handle with BRONZE The mirror: 13.1in. long x 4.1in. wide Sold for: $21.00. |
| 91222 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Saart Bros., Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Hallmark to the handle with STERLING 12.8in. long x 4.2in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91223 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR R. Blackington & Co., North Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse LKM, hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 1500 14.6in. long x 4.6in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91224 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR AND BRUSH Watson Company, Attleboro, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse SDR, hallmark to the side of the handle with STERLING 8502/5 The mirror: 11.1in. long x 4.6in. wide Sold for: $59.75. |
| 91225 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR Reed & Barton, Taunton, MA, Early Twentieth Century Monogram to the reverse BH, hallmark to the front with 843/STERLING 10.7in. long x 6in. wide Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91226 | AN AMERICAN SILVER VANITY SET H.R. Morss & Co., North Attleboro, MA, Mid-Twentieth Century Comprising a hand mirror, hair brush and comb, script monogram to the reverse EMF, hallmark with STERLING 2400 The mirror: 13in. long x 4.2in. wide Sold for: $71.70. |
| 91227 | AN AMERICAN SILVER HAND MIRROR AND BRUSH Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co., Wallingford, CT, Late Twentieth Century Hallmark to the top of the handle with STERLING 95 The mirror: 13.8in. long x 4.8in. wide Sold for: $77.68. |
| 91228 | SIX AMERICAN SILVER HAIR BRUSHES Including Wallace & Sons, Mfg. and Foster & Bailey, Early Twentieth Century Various monograms to each, all marked with STERLING The Foster & Bailey brush: 9.1in. long x 3in. wide Sold for: $179.25. |
| 91229 | SEVEN AMERICAN SILVER HAIR BRUSHES Various makers including Gorham, Wallace & Sons Mfg., Webster Co., Early Twentieth Century Some with monograms to the reverse, all marked STERLING The Gorham brush: 9.4in. long x 2.9in. wide Sold for: $131.45. |
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Estate Jewelry |
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| 91230 | A STERLING SILVER CORSAGE PIN Shiebler, New York A sterling silver brooch in the Homeric pattern, with Greco-Roman profile. Marked to reverse Sterling, 1531 2-3/8in. long Sold for: $310.70. |
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Miscellaneous |
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| 91231 | SMALL SILVER UNIDENTIFIED HOLDER Small silver unidentified holder, with repeating Fleur-de-lys design to one side, to the other an unreadable monogram, possibly RTCS, March 12, 1890 and marked Sterling 5365 2.5in. long Sold for: $95.60. |
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Silver Flatware, American |
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| 91232 | SET OF SILVER DEMITASSE SPOONS AND LADLE Tiffany & Co. Set includes six sterling silver demitasse spoons in the Clinton pattern, each monogrammed MBP and marked to reverse Tiffany & Co. Sterling; together with one sterling silver ladle, monogrammed Godine and marked to reverse J. P. Patent 1860, Sterling Tiffany & Co. Spoons: 4-3/8in. long Sold for: $227.05. |
| 91233 | SET OF DESSERT FORKS Tiffany & Co. Set includes twelve dessert forks together with one serving fork, all with grape and leaf design to handles, and marked Tiffany & Co. Sterling Each approximately 4-1/4in. long Sold for: $1,912.00. |
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Miscellaneous |
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| 91234 | SET OF SIX FISH KNIVES AND FORKS Set includes six fish knives and six forks, all of silver with foliate design and marked W & HSiA1, and with probably Bakelite handles monogrammed S in black. All enclosed within a wooden box Sold for: $95.60. |
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Other |
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| 91235 | A RUSSIAN ENAMEL SALT CELLAR A Russian salt cellar, of circular form, the exterior with white, green, red, blue and turquoise enamel floral motif. French import marks to base 1-1/8in. high with approximately 2in. diameter Sold for: $59.75. |
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Decorative Arts, Continental |
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| 91236 | PAIR OF SILVER CANDLESTICKS Tiffany & Co. Pair of sterling silver candlesticks, each marked to base Tiffany & Co., 925 Sterling, Germany Each 7.5in. high Sold for: $388.38. |
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Miscellaneous |
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| 91237 | HUNGARIAN GAME, TAROKK Game pieces include a specialized deck of fifty-four cards, and four wooden boxes each designated with a heart, diamond, club and spade to the top and containing colored wood game pieces: five small rectangular pieces, ten large rectangular pieces, and ten circular pieces. All encased within a wooden box with glass top, and with lock and key. Accompanied by written instructions of the game Sold for: $48.00. |
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| 91238 | CHINESE CARVED IVORY CHECKERS SET Set of twenty-four Chinese ivory checkers, each with carved scene depicting figures within a landscape to each side. Twelve of natural color and twelve stained. Each checker within its own box, and all encased within a padded wooden box Each checker with 1-1/4in. diameter Sold for: $143.40. |
| 91239 | GROUP OF CHINESE UTENSILS Group of Chinese carved utensils: two spoons with carved openwork dragon handles, of bone; two letter openers, one with design of flower to handle, the other with landscape to one side and scene of shunga to the other, with figure of a mouse to end of handle, both of ivory; together with a fork, of ivory Sold for: $89.63. |
| 91240 | CHINESE IVORY CIGARETTE HOLDER Chinese carved ivory, probably cigarette holder, with carved serpent-like figure and foliate designs, and added piece to one end, of similarly carved designs 4in. long Not Sold. |
| 91241 | BUDDHA FIGURE AND BOX Figure of a seated Buddha holding a scroll, of ivory, with a wood stand; together with a circular wood box and cover, with designs of birds among foliage and characters, and carved openwork design of a dragon to cover Buddha: 2-1/4in. high, Box: 2-3/4in. high Sold for: $71.70. |
| 91242 | PAIR OF IVORY FIGURES Pair of ivory figures: one of a rooster with a small chick, signed to base; the other of an elephant in mid stride and on an ivory base Rooster: 1.5in. high, Elephant: 2in. high x 3-3/4in. long Sold for: $25.00. |
| 91243 | GROUP OF TWO NETSUKE AND CHECKER Pair of two netsuke: one of two men seated at a table and playing a game, of ivory; the other of an elephant flanked by three figures, signed, of an unidentified material; together with a carved checker with scene depicting a figure in a landscape to each side, of bone Largest: 1.5in. high Sold for: $83.65. |
| 91244 | PAIR OF NETSUKE Pair of ivory netsuke: one of a seated man with a monkey in a basket, signed to base; the other of a horse and monkey, signed to base Tallest: 1.5in. high Sold for: $149.38. |
| 91245 | PAIR OF NETSUKE Pair of netsuke: one of a man with mouth agape, signed to base, of ivory; the other of a winged woman with drum, of an unidentified material Tallest: 2.5in. high Sold for: $107.55. |
| 91246 | TWO SMALL CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURES Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 2-1/2in. wide and 4-1/8in. high Two small Chinese carved ivory figures: stained Buddha; together with a sleeping figure of a man wrapped in his robes and curled up, on wood stands Sold for: $185.23. |
| 91247 | TWO CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURES Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 7-1/8in. and 6-1/8in. high Two Chinese carved ivory figures: a beauty holding a jar and plant; and a Guanyin seated on a lotus with prayer beads; both stained and on wood stands Sold for: $262.90. |
| 91248 | TWO CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURES Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 6-1/8in. and 5-7/8in. high Two Chinese carved ivory figures of women; one holding a lotus branch and one with a basket of peaches, on wood stands Sold for: $191.20. |
| 91249 | CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURE Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 8-1/8in. high Chinese carved ivory figure of a Guanyin or a beauty, holding a child and prayer beads, on wood stand Sold for: $334.60. |
| 91250 | CHINESE CARVED IVORY GROUP Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Signed 9-1/4in. high Chinese carved ivory group in "tusk" form of a sage holding bamboo beneath a pine tree, with a musician in front, on a wood stand Sold for: $167.30. |
| 91251 | CHINESE CARVED IVORY FIGURE Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 7in. high Chinese carved ivory figure of a sage holding an open scroll, on wood stand Sold for: $155.35. |
| 91252 | CHINESE CARVED IVORY AND WOOD BUDDHIST HEAD Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 8-1/4in. high Chinese carved ivory figure of a Buddhist head with reticulated diadem crown and seated Buddha figure elevated in the interior, on wood stand Sold for: $507.88. |
| 91253 | PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED IVORY VASES Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked Each 11-1/4in. high Pair of Chinese carved ivory vases with long waited necks and depicting pavilions, figures, land and seascapes on the body, above reticulated feet, on wood stands Sold for: $1,075.50. |
| 91254 | PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED IVORY FLORAL VESSELS Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked Each 6in. high Pair of Chinese carved ivory floral vessels, on wood stands Sold for: $155.35. |
| 91255 | PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED HORSES Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked 4-1/2in. and 4-5/8in. long Pair of Chinese carved ivory horses, each wearing livery, with head down and body curved, on ivory stands Sold for: $215.10. |
| 91256 | PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED IVORY EQUESTRIANS Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Pseudo marks Each 8-3/4in. high Pair of Chinese carved ivory equestrian figures of an emperor and empress, on wood stands Sold for: $1,075.50. |
| 91257 | PAIR OF CHINESE CARVED IVORY EQUESTRIANS Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century Ivory Unmarked Each 6-1/2in. high Pair of Chinese carved ivory equestrian figures of an emperor and empress, on wood stands Sold for: $657.25. |
| 91258 | CHINESE COMPOSITE LIONS Pair of Chinese carved composite lions Each 4in. high Sold for: $49.00. |
| 91259 | CHINESE TOOTH OWL Chinese carved tooth in the figure of an owl 2-3/4in. high Sold for: $59.75. |
| 91260 | CHINESE CABBAGE Chinese composite leafy cabbage with cricket. On a cloth stand 5in. long Sold for: $1,135.25. |
| 91261 | GLASS HORSE Glass figure of a rearing winged horse. On a wood stand 5in. high Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91262 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE TOADS Pair of Chinese carved jade/hardstone toads, each crouching on a lily pad. Of dark green coloration 3in. high x 4.5in. long Sold for: $131.45. |
| 91263 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE ANTELOPE Chinese carved jade/hardstone figures of two antelope, laying side by side. Of green coloration with rust suffusions. On a wood stand 2-1/4in. high x 4-1/4in. long Sold for: $2,868.00. |
| 91264 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE HORSE Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a horse atop rockery, with a monkey holding a scepter and coins to its back. Of pale green coloration with rust suffusions. On a wood stand 6in. high x 4-1/4in. wide Sold for: $107.55. |
| 91265 | PAIR OF CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE LIONS Pair of Chinese carved jade/hardstone figures of lions climbing atop rockery. Of pale green coloration with rust suffusion. Each on a wood stand 5-1/4in. high Not Sold. |
| 91266 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE CARP Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a carp amid waves, with lotus frond to reverse. Of pale green coloration with spinach green suffusions 7-1/4in. high x 4-1/4in. wide Not Sold. |
| 91267 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE GROUP Chinese carved jade/hardstone group, depicting carp, lotus, a coin and turtle. Of white coloration with bright green suffusions 3-3/4in. high x 5in. wide Sold for: $103.97. |
| 91268 | CHINESE ROSE QUARTZ PHOENIX Pair of Chinese carved rose quartz figures of phoenix perched on branches. Together on one wood stand Each 9in. high x 8in. wide Not Sold. |
| 91272 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BUDDHA Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a seated Buddha. Of green coloration 2-3/4in. high Sold for: $59.75. |
| 91273 | CHINESE CARVED GLASS QUANYIN Chinese carved glass figure of a seated guanyin, with two inlaid colored beads to forehead, and holding prayer beads and a vessel. On a wood stand 7in. high Sold for: $155.35. |
| 91274 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BUDDAI Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a Buddai, framed by a mandorla, holding a lotus frond, and giving the sign of compassion. Of green coloration with rust suffusions 6in. high x 3.5in. wide Not Sold. |
| 91275 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BUDDHA Chinese carved jade/hardstone figure of a reclining Buddha, framed by a mandorla, and holding a scepter. Of pale green coloration with rust suffusions 5-1/4in. high x 6in. wide Not Sold. |
| 91276 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE GROUP Chinese carved jade/hardstone group, depicting a Buddai, framed by a mandorla, with one foot resting on a vessel, and holding a staff and sack with rat. Of pale green coloration with rust suffusions. On a wood stand 8in. high x 8in. wide Sold for: $179.25. |
| 91277 | CHINESE TURQUOISE WISEMAN Chinese carved turquoise figure of a wiseman. On a wood stand 3in. high Not Sold. |
| 91278 | GROUP OF CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE FIGURES Group of three Chinese carved jade/hardstone figures: a shoulao holding a peach and staff, a robed man holding a scepter, and a robed man holding an attendant. Of mottled pale lavender, pale green, and green coloration. All on wood stands Each approximately 6-/14in. high Sold for: $179.25. |
| 91279 | CHINESE "GOLDSTONE" BEAUTY Chinese carved "goldstone" figure of a beauty, holding a branch. On a wood stand 7.5in. high Not Sold. |
| 91280 | CHINESE HARDSTONE QUANYIN Chinese carved hardstone figure of a guanyin, holding a vessel and a leaf. Of mottled spinach green coloration. On a wood stand 10.5in. high Sold for: $89.63. |
| 91281 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE GROUP Chinese carved jade/hardstone group, depicting two beauties with flowing robes, one holding a fan. Of mottled green and dark green coloration with rust suffusions. On a wood stand 6-3/4in. high Sold for: $131.45. |
| 91282 | CHINESE LAPIS LAZULI PEACH Chinese carved lapis lazuli peach. On a wood stand 3-1/4in. high Not Sold. |
| 91283 | CHINESE CARNELIAN BOWL Chinese carved carnelian bowl surrounded by a peach and branches. Of mottled coloration. On a wood stand in the form of a leaf 3in. high with a 3-3/4in. diameter Not Sold. |
| 91284 | CHINESE ROSE QUARTZ BOWL Chinese carved rose quartz lotus bowl 2in. high with a 5in. diameter Not Sold. |
| 91285 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE VESSEL Chinese carved jade/hardstone vessel, surrounded by birds amid lotus, foliage, and blossoming flowers. Of mottled pale green and green coloration. On a wood stand 4.5in. high x 9in. long Sold for: $119.50. |
| 91286 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BRUSH POT Chinese carved jade/hardstone brush pot, in the form of a tree trunk, surrounded by a deer, birds, and pine. Of mottled pale lavender and pale green coloration. On a wood stand 6in. high Sold for: $310.70. |
| 91287 | CHINESE GLASS VASE Chinese glass vase, with painted chrysanthemums to one side and characters to the other side. Signed with unidentified characters to base 12.5in. high Sold for: $95.60. |
| 91288 | CHINESE GLASS VASE Chinese Beijing pink glass vase, with archaistic-style and lotus flower designs. On a wood stand 6in. high Sold for: $119.50. |
| 91289 | GROUP OF CHINESE SNUFF BOTTLES Group of three Chinese snuff bottles, two of porcelain and one of glass. Of various shape and size. All with painted designs on white ground: one with a pavilion and antelope in a landscape, one with men and boys in a landscape, one with koi and faux double handles. All signed to base Tallest: 3in. high Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91290 | CHINESE GLASS LARGE SNUFF BOTTLE Chinese Beijing green and white overlay glass large snuff bottle, with designs of chilongs, butterflies, lotus and foliage on a yellow ground. With carved stopper. On a wood stand 5in. high Sold for: $59.75. |
| 91291 | CHINESE GLASS BOWL AND COVER Chinese Beijing yellow and blue overlay glass bowl and cover, with designs of birds, squirrels, and koi among plants and flowers on a white ground 3-3/4in. high Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91292 | PAIR OF CHINESE GLASS VESSELS Pair of Chinese Beijing white overlay glass vessels with covers; one with designs of koi among lotus on a blue ground, the other with designs of birds and a butterfly among flowers on a red ground. Each signed with unidentified character to base and one with character to body as well 5in. and 4in. high, respectively Sold for: $89.63. |
| 91293 | GROUP OF CHINESE GLASS COVERED JARS Group of three Chinese Beijing overlay glass covered jars: one with orange overlay designs of bats and taels on a white ground; one with green, yellow, red, blue and brown overlay designs of flowers on a yellow ground, signed with modern mark to base; one with white overlay leaf pattern on a pink ground Tallest: 5-1/4in. high Sold for: $155.35. |
| 91294 | CHINESE AMBERINE BOWL AND COVER Chinese carved amberine bowl and cover, with foliate designs and bats. Signed with modern mark to base. Possibly glass 2.5in. high with 4-1/4in. diameter Not Sold. |
| 91295 | CHINESE GLASS YELLOW BOWL AND COVER Chinese Beijing glass openwork yellow bowl and cover, with dragon, chilongs, and foliate designs. Signed with modern mark to base 2.5in. high with 4in. diameter Sold for: $155.35. |
| 91296 | CHINESE GLASS BOWL Chinese Beijing red overlay glass bowl, of square shape, with designs of seated guanyin to each side, on a yellow ground 5in. x 5in. x 2in. Not Sold. |
| 91297 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BOX Chinese carved jade/hardstone circular box, with scene of two figures in a landscape and surrounded by pines to the cover. Of celadon coloration 1.5in. high with 5in. diameter Sold for: $717.00. |
| 91298 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE BOX Chinese carved jade/hardstone rectangular box, with design of foliage to cover. Of spinach green coloration 5-3/4in. long x 3.5in. wide x 2in. high Sold for: $119.50. |
| 91299 | CHINESE CENSER AND COVER Chinese probably brass censer and cover, with beast finial 3in. high Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91300 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE TRIPOD KORO Chinese carved jade/hardstone tripod koro and cover, with double handles and foliate designs. Of celadon coloration. On a wood stand 4-3/4in. high Sold for: $1,314.50. |
| 91301 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE TEAPOT Chinese carved jade/hardstone teapot, in the form of a blossoming plant, amid waves and surrounded by lotus, with an insect finial. Of pale green coloration with rust and spinach green suffusions. On a wood stand 4-1/4in. high Sold for: $239.00. |
| 91302 | CHINESE HARDSTONE VESSEL Chinese carved hardstone vessel and cover, surrounded by a phoenix and flowers in vases, and with a peach finial. Of mottled pale green coloration with some dark green suffusions. On a wood stand 3.5in. high Not Sold. |
| 91303 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE VESSEL Chinese carved jade/hardstone vessel covered with openwork ruyi fungus, crane, and prunus blossoms. Of pale green coloration with rust suffusions. On a wood stand 8in. high Sold for: $179.25. |
| 91304 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE VESSEL Chinese carved jade/hardstone vessel, formerly a hanging censer, in a cong-like form. Of mottled pale green coloration with brown suffusions 7.5in. high with 3.5in. diameter Sold for: $896.25. |
| 91305 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE MASSIVE VESSEL Chinese carved jade/hardstone massive vessel and cover, with eight dragon mask loose ring handles, four carved designs of dragons, and four dog figure feet. The cover with four mask loose ring handles surmounting four additional loose ring handles, which surmount four figures of birds. Of mottled white, green and spinach green coloration 21.5in. high Sold for: $597.50. |
| 91306 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE TABLESCREEN Chinese carved jade/hardstone tablescreen, in the form of a bamboo stalk, with designs of peaches, grapes, lotus, and foliage to one side, and bi and chilongs to the other. Of dark green coloration. On a wood stand 20in. high Not Sold. |
| 91307 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE SCEPTER Chinese carved jade/hardstone scepter, with ruyi fungus tendrels encircling the handle. Of pale green coloration 9in. long Not Sold. |
| 91308 | PAIR OF CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE PENDANTS Pair of Chinese carved jade/hardstone pendants; one with openwork designs depicting chilongs and bead to interior, one bi with chilongs. Of pale celadon coloration Largest: 2-1/4in. x 2.5in. Sold for: $1,434.00. |
| 91309 | GROUP OF CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE TOGGLES Group of three Chinese carved jade/hardstone toggles: one depicting a boy atop a gourd, of white coloration; one depicting two monkeys, of pale celadon coloration; one depicting a man, of celadon and dark green coloration Largest: 2in. high x 1-1/4in. wide Sold for: $1,553.50. |
| 91310 | CHINESE JADE/HARDSTONE PLAQUE/PENDANT Chinese carved jade/hardstone plaque/pendant, with design of a dragon amid a landscape and lotus to one side, and a phoenix amid a landscape, lotus, and a pavilion to the other side. Of bright green coloration. With a wooden easel stand 3-3/4in. high x 3in. wide Sold for: $179.25. |
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| 91311 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Deer Printed image, mounted on watercolor, mounted on mat board 7.5in. x 9.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91312 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor and pencil on paper, mounted on mat board 13.5in. x 9in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $39.00. |
| 91313 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 8in. x 7in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91314 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 6.5in. x 4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91315 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor and acrylic on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 13.5in. x 10.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91316 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor and pencil on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 16.5in. x 9.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $42.00. |
| 91317 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor and acrylic on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 9.5in. x 7-1/4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $64.53. |
| 91318 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Floral Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 12in. x 9.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91319 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 6.5in. x 7.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91320 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower left JM 11.5in. x 8in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91321 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor and pencil on paper, mounted on card board 10-1/4in. x 7-3/4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91322 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 13in. x 10.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91323 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor and pen on paper, mounted on mat board 5in. x 7in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91324 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor and pen on paper, mounted on cardboard 6-1/8in. x 8-1/8in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91325 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 8-1/8in. x 11-1/8in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91326 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Landscape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 7-3/4in. x 10in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91327 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Seascape Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 8in. x 11in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91328 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Abstraction Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 6in. x 3.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91329 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Abstraction Watercolor on paper, mounted on paper 6in. x 3.5in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $34.00. |
| 91330 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Mother and Child Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 9.5in. x 7-3/4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91331 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Mother and Child Watercolor and india ink on paper, mounted on card board 13.5in. x 5-3/4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Sold for: $48.00. |
| 91332 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Family Watercolor and india ink on paper, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right 12in. x 9in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91333 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Family Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 7.5in. x 10in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91334 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Portrait India ink on cardboard, mounted on mat board Signed to lower right JM 13in. x 8-1/8in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
| 91335 | JOSEPHINE MAHAFFEY (American, 1903-1982) Untitled Mother and Child Watercolor on paper, mounted on mat board 9in. x 3-3/4in. Josephine Mahaffey attended the College of Industrial Arts (now Texas Woman's University) and after graduation continued her studies with Sallie Blythe Mummert. Additional instruction was with Clinton King, Octavio Medellin, Kathleen Lawrence, and John Erickson. For many years she ran her own art gallery in Azle and taught watercolor classes in Fort Worth. Josephine was a fixture at Fair Park and the State Fair of Texas selling her art. In 1968, she was honored with the naming of "Josephine Mahaffey Day" at the State Fair of Texas. Not Sold. |
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| 91336 | GROUP OF THREE PRINTS CURRIER & IVES In the Springtime and The Barefoot Girl Color lithographs Each 14in. x 10in. L. M. IVES Starlight and Sunbeam Color print 14in. x 11in. Not Sold. |
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| 91337 | K.O. (KNUTE) MUNSON (American, Twentieth Century) Girl with Hammer Pastel on board 32in. x 24in. Signed to lower right Sold for: $334.60. |
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| 91338 | A EUROPEAN CARVED IVORY FIGURE Unknown maker, possibly Dieppe, France Nineteenth Century Ivory and ebonized wood Unmarked 4.75 in. high An 18th-century man, possibly Diderot, with papers hanging out of one pocket and his hand in another, with a walking cane, on an (ebonized) wood plinth Sold for: $478.00. |
| 91339 | A CONTINENTAL CARVED BONE JAGGER Unknown maker, Continental Twentieth Century Bone, shell Unmarked 6.12 in. long The pie crimper/jagger with pistol scrolled handle inset with shell and terminating in a hand clasping a a crenelated wheel Not Sold. |