An eclectic U.S. selection in two banker’s boxes. Contains First Flights from the 1950s to 1970s, trade cards in albums, small boxes, mainly Golden Age, chrome postcards in albums, some tintypes including an album plus miscellaneous ephemera. Viewing a must to come up with the right number as could be a challenging lot to calculate sight unseen. (Image)

World’s Fair selection from the Columbian Exposition to the New York’s World Fair in 1939-40. Comprises two sets of ten each Columbian Exposition postal cards having one with its original envelope and around forty unused and unused postcards from St. Louis, Jamestown, Century of Progress and New York World Fairs. Also entails five neat books from the Columbian Expo (one written in German) appearing to be intact but having loose bindings and a 1940 New York Transit Map. (Image)

Ephemera for any Kennedy collection. First is a December 7, 1960 cover from President Elect Kennedy's Senate office thanking the addressee for their kind words in regard to his recent election as president. Apparently signed by him as John F. Kennedy. The second is a mourning cover from the First Lady's staff thanking the addressee for their words of support. Jacqueline Kennedy free frank sends this unusual mourning cover. (Image)

Banker's box of an Aeronautica Topical collector's ephemera that includes hundreds and hundreds of individual pieces. Embraces: postcards, envelopes, stickers, tags, etiquettes, baggage labels, etc. Useful for any topical collector who wants to add some pizzazz to a mundane exhibit. If your style is scrapbooking, this is the airplane/airline super bonanza. (Image)

Ephemera accumulation from around 1900 to roughly the 1960s as received from the consignor in one carton. Comprises transit or event tickets mainly from Columbus or Cleveland, small pamphlets, several 1960 Kennedy Presidential buttons etc. as well as a neat “Johnson Family” 1936 African American radio show dart board which has been used in its original tube. An eclectic lot looking for an eclectic buyer. (Image)

Compact group. A German Cigarette album for the "German Colonies" and three Polish newspapers with Austrian tax stamps. Odd and unusual. See the web photos. (Image)

Five cartons weighting roughly 200 pounds. Consists of four cartons of music related mainly magazines from the 1940s to the 1980s and one carton (not full) of old photographs from the late 19th Century which are great for creating “instant relatives." (Image)