Wonderful Charles Lindbergh signed as pilot cover from the special Lindbergh flight of 1928. Originated in St. Louis (February 20, 1928), on to Springfield, Illinois (February 20, 1928), then to Pittsburgh ( backstamped February 21,1928), and then to a member of the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.. Signed "C. A. Lindbergh" at the far left. Proper horse shoe cachet, and markings. In remarkable condition for this type of multi faceted flight. Perfect addition to any Airmail Pioneer collection. (Image)

Joe DiMaggio on a Babe Ruth FDC (July 6, 1983). SGC Authentic AU34236 hologram on reverse, cert number 1936611951 not included. (Image)

(649) 2¢ Aeronautics Conference commemorative issue tied with an Orville Wright autograph on a large die card, F-VF. (Image)

1964 New York Yankee yearbook. Very clean with just a bit of edge wear. (Image)

Topps Al Kaline 1954 rookie card. In protective holder in very nice condition. (Image)

An original owner holding of around fifty Topps baseball cards from 1969-1973. Includes stars from this period. Involves rookie cards of Nolan Ryan (tape), Carlton Fisk, Thurman Munson, and Bill Buckner. A fascinating lot. (Image)

An original owner holding of over 300 Topps basketball cards from the 1969-70 and 1971-72 seasons. Includes some stars and common players having duplication. Condition appears to vary but overall nice. Some cards have tape or damage to their reverses which were not counted. What you would receive when initially buying packs at a store. An interesting time capsule of this sport. (Image)

Lew Alcindor 1969-1970 Topps #25 Rookie basketball card condition appears nice. (Image)

Lew Alcindor 1969-1970 Topps #25 rookie basketball card condition appears nice. (Image)

John Havlicek 1969-1970 Topps #20 basketball card condition appears nice. (Image)

Seven 3rd Reich membership cards/booklets with a few dozen revenues. Nice variety. High retail. (Image)

British Royalty selection from the Old Salt Estate. Consists of thirty all different stereo view cards for the 1902 Coronation of King Edward VII which were produced in Canada in a binder. Also entails cigarette cards for the Silver Jubilee and Coronation comprising three 1935 and 3 1937 in their original folders, two other 1937 sets in plastic sleeves plus other British related cards from this time frame for naval ships and military which appear complete. A well-rounded offering. (Image)

OFFICE PICKUP ONLY Roughly a 1000 CD’s. all classical, opera and jazz. Huge profit potential on the internet. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP ONLY Civil War, GAR, and Victoria era items offered as received. They are lots purchased in our 441 Public Auction by an eBay seller. These are items that he did not sell. Lot numbers and the description follows: Lot 100, Nice original post Civil War Knights of Pythias, Michigan 14, Kepi cap. Nice condition with wear from use and age. Marked "The Pettibone Mfg. Co., Military and Band Goods". Displays well, all its parts intact; Lot 101, W & L E Hurley Troy NY surveyor engineer instrument level in its original wooden box. Probably from the decades after the Civil War. Comes with its original identifying labels too. The bubbles and instrument works having no visible cracks and normal wear for its age. Also includes the 52” transit level. Would look great in any surveyor’s office or den; Lot 104, Three Civil War or Victorian Era tintype duo photos in their original cases. Includes couples, two women, and two men. Intact cases in remarkable condition for their age but several photos are faded and two have cracks to their coverings. Neat history items. Examination required; Lot 108, Four Civil War or Victoria Era 2 ¾” tintype photos in their original holders. Contains a woman, young male, another woman (faded), and a man (cracked front). All have their hinges intact. Condition varies for their age; Lot 109, Five Civil War Era or themed pictures. Involves two embroidered items consisting of a 13” X 16” two Union soldiers and 15” X 12” Pledge of Allegiance. Also includes a 16” X 19” unnamed battle scene, 11” X 13” discharge papers from 186? (a tad faded and some damage to frame) and 10” X 9” identified on reverse Confederate Troops, University of Virginia Donated by the Hutchinson Family 1952. All have normal wear for their age; Lot 111, Civil War or GAR large 25” x 31” frame having a soldier in uniform. In excellent condition for its age having normal wear; Lot 117, Civil War or GAR 9 ½” x 16” frame containing six cabinet photos of uniformed soldiers. A great memento to hang in your military man cave; Lot 119, Three Civil War or GAR photos. Entails a soldier in a 12 1/2” x 14 1/2” frame having three severe tears to the photo, a man in 12” x 14” frame, and a uniformed soldier in a 10 1/2” x 12 1/2” frame. Frames will have normal age wear; Lot 120, Three Civil War or GAR photos. Consists of a soldier in a 12” x 14” frame, a man in an oval 12” x 14” frame, and a soldier in a 14” x 17” frame having a tear in the photo and a crack on the right side of its frame. Frames have normal age wear; Lot 128, Two pictures: a standing officer with sword (8" x 7.25") in an ornate solid brass frame "made in England"; the other a bust of a soldier wearing a hat (4" x 5.25" oval) with metal frame. (Image)

United States coin assortment in a banker box. Encompasses $60.00 face 90% silver consisting of two each Franklin halves, Roosevelt dimes sets in Whitman folders plus loose. Also includes seventeen one ounce .999 silver rounds having many toned, two Jefferson Nickels sets to the 1960s and a selection of circulated Indian, Wheat cents, Liberty, and Buffalo nickels in 1X1 holders plus miscellany. A fun filled offering. (Image)

United States and worldwide coin accumulation in a banker’s box. Most of the value is the roughly $40.00 US face 90% silver dimes and quarters in a check box. Also includes $40.00 face bankable quarters and half dollars as well as miscellany. Worldwide entails tourist change from the 1960s-1970s and heavily circulated demonetized currency mainly from Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia and Indonesia. Miscellaneous basic metal jewelry consisting of a French railroad watch (nonrunning), several stick pins etc. (Image)

United States coin assortment consisting of $21.00 face 90% silver coins in Franklin Halves and Washington Quarters in two Whitman folders. Also entails two PCGS “Slabbed” Morgan Dollars comprising 1884-O MS63 and 1886 MS64. (Image)

1986 Texas Centennial Giant .999 Silver Round reeded edge 90mm, 458.8 grams (14.6 troy oz). Although marked one pound .999 silver, it is an avoirdupois pound (16 oz @ 28.35 grams) Thematically nearly identical to the 1934-38 Texas Centennial commemorative half dollars. Serial number 00807 on the edge. Brilliant silver-white having some toning. (Image)

A small collection including mint sets 1977-2008, many state quarters, national park quarters, Indian Head Cents 1880-1909 minus 1884 and 1885, a Lincoln cent collection that is lightly populated in the first 20 years and some silver. A few other items make this an interesting group to inspect. (Image)

All the coins from the Jefferson Park estate filling one banker's box. Around 5 pounds of foreign coins unchecked for any silver (unlikely). Promotional items with gold plated dollar coins, Presidential bronze spouse medals, an almost full quarter set, and a 1934 date set (circulated) included. Lots of other stuff to rediscover including an old autographed baseball and a Jackie Robinson coin and baseball card in this heavy carton. A fun lot. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment. US includes $2.20 face 90% silver, one dollar face 40%, one Silver Eagle, and one each 1982-84 Proof Sets. Also entails a 10K Gold Masonic ring and a 14K Gold case wristwatch. Worldwide consist of a small selection of demonetized coins and WW II currency. (Image)

United States 1917 Legal Tender two-dollar currency in nice, circulated condition. Several vertical folds do not distract from the overall pleasantness of this note. (Image)

Box of around a couple hundred Austria banknotes items. Mostly Austrian-Hungary to 1922 with a few notgelds, 3rd Reich, inflation plus a good batch of the short lived “Deutch-Oesterreich” period. Typical condition. (Image)

Money and Art. Sophisticated collection of German Notgeld. Over 650 items. Many notes organized by city, placed in clear protective pages, and housed in a luxurious Lindner binder; some notes neatly stored in envelopes and identified. Most banknotes appear to be in mint condition. Includes items from Ansbach, Bonn, Hoernerkirchen, Brehna, Corbach, Cranenburg, Friedrichroda, Iserlohn, and many more locations. Memorable blending of economics, history, and culture. (Image)

One large carton of ephemera containing bank checks, consular certificates, war ration books, late nineteenth and early twentieth century photos and small prints, obsolete currency, notgeld, Masonic items, court documents, early letters insurance policies, cigar labels and more. Many items have revenue stamps attached. An enjoyable lot to view. (Image)