Autographs from the 1960s to the early 1980s in one large carton. Approximately 300 items on magnetic pages in two albums having one personalized to Kay and the others to Peggy. Involves personalities including TV, movie stars, comedians, politicians, stage actors, etc. Many have multiple autographs. Photos tell you what you are bidding on. A time capsule from forty to sixty years ago. (Image)

Charles Lindbergh autograph on a paper pasted on a card. (Image)

United States ten different mint 1893 Columbian Exposition tickets having Caxton Co. envelope. (Image)

European Art, Economics, and Science. One box of assorted paper collectables from popular European countries. Items date from the eighteenth, nineteenth, and early twentieth centuries. We noticed large-format WWI military ship postcards, proclamations from the time of Maria Theresia, a map printed on parachute silk, a postcard photo album of 1930s-era German and foreign movie stars, a history of Zeppelin airships from 1899-1932 (with cigarette pack photos), a grouping of newspapers and pamphlets from or concerning German offices abroad and colonies, and an album of artwork, autographs, and engravings from primarily British sources. Intriguing and unusual. (Image)

Calling all eclectic buyers and collectors. Two cartons of mostly United States but also some worldwide ephemera from various decades of the 20th Century to the 1970s. Pamphlets, brochures, letters, invoices, magazines, books, Germany 1930s cigarette cards, interesting Vietnam reading material etc. greet the viewer. Ideal for internet sales. (Image)

Decorative German Telegrams. Four different telegrams, 1929 and 1939. Excellent condition and memorable examples of German engraving and printing expertise. Also includes a “politische Beurteilung” from 1940. Attractive items for your Third Reich miscellany collection. (Image)

Civil War Collectable. Four-page sheet music for the song “The Confederate Flag.” From 1861? Exhibits some toning, minor tears, and staining. Might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. Handle with care! (Image)

Bond for building the Panama canal from 1888 poor condition. (Image)

Large Photo Album and Scrapbook Holding. Eleven scrapbooks and eighteen photo albums in a four-box lot. Early twentieth century to the 1960s. The scrapbooks chronicle organized tours and independent travel through Scandinavia, Germany, Austria, Greece, Italy, Northern Europe, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia during the 1950s and 1960s; they contain hundreds of snapshots and RPPCs as well as some maps, clippings, etc. The albums consist of American and foreign amateur and professional photography, with photos arranged by topic. We found hundreds and hundreds of photos showing males, females, children, groups, celebrations, military bases and soldiers, farm scenes, animals, everyday life, workplaces, interiors, exteriors, boy scouts, funerals, landscapes, etc. Worldwide representation. The photos are almost entirely in black and white, appear clear and focused, and range in size from approximately 3 in. by 2 in., with a few in smaller size format, to 8 in. by 10 in. We also noticed one binder of nineteenth-century U.S. photos, some with revenue stamps on the reverse. All in all, a cultural and historical overview of life and travels in the United States and abroad and one of the largest accumulations of photographs we have ever offered. (Image)

You must be 18 years old or older to view this lot. About fifty-five Vargas Girl “adult” pinups from 1968 to 1975 in a binder. Good pickings. (Image)

WWII-Era Propaganda Posters. Six patriotic posters from Germany of the 1930s and 1940s, four with a stamp and commemorative cancel. F-VF, with some wear and tear. Handle with care. (Image)

European Poster Stamps. Box of approximately 950 poster stamps, mainly 1900-1940. Strong in material from Germany, Austria, Belgium, and France; other countries represented, as well. Includes loads of topics, such as trade fairs, product advertising, propaganda, charity, and more. Manageable duplication. All items are housed in sales cards and priced. All are mint and in topnotch condition. Ready for a collector’s private pleasure or for an eye-catching display in a retail setting. (Image)

An accumulation of over 1100 mostly different poster stamps. Expositions, air travel, and fire prevention are some of the topics with nearly all before 1950. A few foreign snuck in. Enjoy viewing these. (Image)

OFFICE PICKUP REQUIRED Railroad miscellany consisting of railroad tie date nails, appears to be a few dozen, with dates in the 30’s and 40’s and larger hand tools appearing to be railroad related. Includes tongs, and various offset wrenches. Likewise encompasses sturdy, but dirty railroad ‘RS’ sign, which we believe means ‘Resume Speed’. Note top left 5-inch tear in metal and three milepost markers on aluminum. Choo Choo Charlie says “please bid on us and take us away.” (Image)

Great Britain Royal Mail 2005 selection consisting of Victorian, Edward VII, George V, and Edward VIII, George V stamp sterling silver collections. Incorporates twenty items as issued. Still in their original mainly sealed cardboard and cello having two still in their original boxes for stamps issued during the various monarchies. (Image)

Baseball and basketball selection from 1989 to 1994 in three cartons. Appears there are around thirty complete sets from Fleer, Donruss, Score, Upper Deck, Hoops, Studio, etc. plus extras. Photos tell the story. Offered to tempt any sports aficionado who collects this time period. (Image)

Around 200 sports posters from the late 1980’s and early 1990’s in original packaging. About half in plastic rolls, half flat with backing. Baseball, NASCAR, etc. Expect duplication. Size 18" x 24" or more. (Image)

International Society of Postmasters sterling stamps consisting of about seventeen ounces in its original box. (Image)

USPS 1992 sterling stamps consisting of roughly fourteen ounces in its original box. (Image)

WWII Memorabilia. Small, but intriguing lot of paper collectables from the 1930s and 1940s. Includes special event covers, propaganda, AMG postal stationery, American and German military papers, poster stamps, banknotes, and Remember Pearl Harbor trading cards. Around 150 items in F-VF condition, with occasional minor damage. Some items might require an expert’s eye for full evaluation. (Image)