Over thirty framed and not framed pictures, drawings, prints, posters, and original art from a large consignment. Odd and unusual with "Johnny Appleseed" a sub-theme. All are easily saleable and offered at a reserve that will interest many bidders. A few keepers that can be gleaned from an in person inspection. Offered as is. FRAGILE. GLASS. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. (Image)

Art nouveau, possibly bronze, nude man and woman statue 19” high from the base. Some of the naughty parts have been artfully covered by the artist. Cannot find an artist’s signature. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. (Image)

Autographed Kennedy campaign photo featuring the future President with Harry Bauler some time in 1959. Bauler was the head of "Streets and San." and a key member of Mayor Daley's machine that was integral to JFK's election in 1960. Signed "Sincerely, Jack Kennedy" and "to the fellas & Harry Bauler". Was at one time mounted in a frame, with no certificate of authenticity. As is. (Image)

Sports cards mainly basketball, from one of the largest area hoards. Fills over 65 (YES, SIXTY-FIVE) cartons of various shapes and sizes in an estimated weight probably exceeding 1,000 pounds. 1985-1999 mostly with an emphasis on the Chicago Bulls. Huge duplication in places. Purchased individually, in sets, in bulk, etc. to have and to hold as an "investment". Huge capital outlay to originally secure has now collapsed back to ground floor levels. How many thousand? We just don't know perhaps 60,000-100,000. Pallet shipping only which should be considered only as a last resort. Instant storage locker filler. OFFICE PICK UP RECOMMENDED (Image)

Left over sports collectibles from a large area hoard. Groups the oversize, figurines, wall art, limited edition bulky subscription stuff, packed in five heavy cartons (120-150 pounds shipping). Emphasis on basketball , specifically the Chicago Bulls and singly Michael Jordan. NO jerseys, NO bobbleheads, NO Jordan autographs or other expensive stuff. Just piles of disorganized cards of various sizes purchased as investments in the 1995-2000 era and saved for the expected appreciation that never occurred. Huge duplication. A small pizza size box of "signed" cards (almost all printed or autopen) is included. Perfect for a basketball themed man cave. (Image)

Six uncut rolls of 1990’s Topps baseball cards and dozens of large pictures of Wrigley and Comiskey. OFFICE PICKUP ONLY. (Image)

Baseball and Space investment/promotional sets from the early 1990s. Consists of 25 Moon Mars 36 Card Set Special Edition, mint in original boxes, 50 Black Sox 1919 25 card set Unique Team Set Reprint in original boxes and display box, ten Ken Griffey Limerick 3 Hologram Card in original boxes plus miscellany. Offered at a fraction of their original costs in early 1990s dollars. (Image)

Collectible cameras from a well kept estate. Seems to cover the time period 1920-1980. Most are still useable. Includes cameras, lenses, light meters, etc. Around 30 different pieces all in resalable condition. Inspection necessary. Heavy shipping in three cartons. Suggested OFFICE PICKUP. (Image)

"All things Clown" collection. No stamps. Includes: figurines (dozens), children's books, framed needlepoint pictures, newspaper clippings, loose heads, feet, etc. Probably quite collectible. Fills three large cartons only partially unwrapped for the pictures. Fragile. Suggested OFFICE PICK UP ONLY (handling surcharge applies if shipped). Fit for anyone's creepy clown collection. (Image)

Ephemera from a large consignment. Includes: a handful of poor condition World's Fair (1893-1934) items, an old English postal box bank, a modern coil stamp dispenser, Nazi SS German ID circa 1940, US FDCs with coins included (mainly modern US nickels), a pair of Japanese souvenir sheets with faults, Kennedy collectables, UN FDCS, subscription items, framed stamp art, and best of all 300 golden age postcards mainly sleeved. Due to the breakable nature and difficult shipping nature, this one is OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. (Image)

Fascinating unusual collectibles from the Cornhusker estate. Consists of four Nebraska obsolete currency, six fractional currency both in various stages of condition, seven Columbian Exposition tickets in uncirculated, a slightly impaired used White Plains sheet condition plus miscellany. (Image)

Five pieces of furniture as received from the consignor. Consists of four wood tables roughly from the 1930s or 1940s which have been lacquered. Includes a coffee table 32” long and 18” high, two matching sides 15” long and 27” high, and the last table 20” and 27” long. Also entails a reupholstered 16” long and 18*’ high foot stool. . Office Pick Up Only. (Image)

Tiffany “like” table lamp and shade probably from the 1920s or 1930s. The shade is 16” across and the lamp base is 20” high. Both are not marked. The shade has no visible damage and the base has normal wear. Needs rewiring to see if it works. Sold “as is” and Office Pick Up Only (Image)

Direct from a Midwest estate 29” long and 36” high appears maple secretary desk. Offered “as is” and Office Pick Up Only. (Image)

Direct from a Midwest estate 28” long and 28” high Victorian marble top table manufactured in Decatur, Illinois. Marble top has wear and scratches from usage by the top and wood is in remarkable condition for their age. Office Pick Up Only. (Image)

Waterford crystal champagne flutes (12 x 9 in) carefully packed in a large carton. Two have been removed for display. Appear to be from the Lismore Nouveau Flute series circa 1975. Each has the straight line "WATERFORD" etching at the base. Probably lightly used. Strikingly elegant. Fragile OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. (Image)

Miscellaneous houseware from a local estate. Highlights include: two sets of silver plate flatware (one from 1937). No sterling. A mid century modern "atomic clock" not working, and a handful of old liquor decanters and jugs. Useful and displayable. OFFICE PICK UP ONLY. NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE. (Image)

Jewelry from an eclectic consignment. The only marked items are a 14K gold pendant having purple stones and a green stone ring marked silver. The rest is sold “as is.” (Image)

Five collectible daggers from the WWI and WWII era. Two " Allies" bayonets and three " Axis" ceremonial dress pieces. Good condition except for the Italian one that has been altered for cooking. All need cleaning. At least two are genuine and not reproductions. Sold "As Is". (Image)

Unusual United States related collectibles in two of our largest cartons. Consists of a dozen mailbags, some are leather, having ten US and one each from Germany and France from the the 1930s to the 1950s. Also includes a neat tin mailer for a dozen eggs, and a postage machine from the Flatto Co of Laredo, Texas. (sold as is) and four Whitman folders of common Lincoln Cents and Jefferson Nickels. For the ultimate Man Postal Cave. Office Pick Up Only. (Image)

Regina Music Box for 12” disks having the last patent date on June 27, 1893. “As found” condition and sold “as is” as there is NO crank to test it. Also come with a four-drawer wooden storage box contain over fifty extra 12” metal disks. This box has damage to the upper right top and has been repaired on the back top. Due to bulkiness: Office Pick Up ONLY. (Image)

Two musical instruments as received from a Midwest estate. Entails an Autoharp by C. F. Zimmermann of Dolgeville, NY from the 1890s which appears to work and an ukulele having broken strings in its original carrying case. Sold “as is” and Office Pick Up Only. (Image)

Four North Korea Safe Conduct passes appearing to be from the Korean War. One noted in English “dropped from plane and removed from Chinese POW.” Unusual. (Image)

Twenty or so isolated items from the tail end of a well organized estate. Contents: an old Smith Corona student typewriter, a small group of commemorative bells, a couple of old dolls, an army medal or two, and all the other stuff that came out of the packed boxes of this estate. As is. (Image)

Historical photographs accumulation as received from the consignor in one carton. Comprises an original postcard album having over 200 cards from 1910 to 1930s mainly from the Western States, a stereoscope and about 50 worldwide stereo cards and three tintype albums of varying sizes having around 100 photos from a family in Pennsylvania. (Image)