Autograph selection with the owner’s count of about 350 having the majority on 8X10 color and black and white photos, some cards, small photos etc. in binders in three cartons. Includes Movie, TV Stars, sport figures etc. having some with COAs. Entails Loni Anderson, Cheryl Tiegs, Barbara Button, Michelle Johnson and many more. Also encompasses miscellaneous ephemera such as movie house advertising, inserts, unsigned photos, sheet music, magazines, TV script, for the Andros Targets “Death in a Toy Balloon from February 14, 1977, and more. Owner’s estimated retail of $14,000 -$16,000 should be only used as a guide. Infrequently found in this quantity. (Image)

German Military Autograph and Picture Collection. Over 350 autographed photos of German military officers who served during WWII. Features individuals from numerous wartime units, with assorted specialties and ranks, including generals and Iron Cross/Oak Leaves recipients. Most men sent biographical details with a photo. Some knowledge of German would be beneficial. Envelopes in which the photos were mailed from Germany are also provided to assist with provenance. Also contains purchased photos with supporting background information. Finally there are a few miscellaneous photos and postcards (reprints?). Everything in topnotch condition. Unique holding for the military enthusiast. Impossible to duplicate today. (Image)

German Military Autograph and Picture Collection. Over 500 original and reprinted photos of German military officers who served during WWII. Features individuals from numerous wartime units, with assorted specialties and ranks. Most autographed. Occasionally, biographical details are included with a photo. Some knowledge of German would be beneficial. Envelopes are also provided with some photos to assist with provenance. Also contains purchased photos with supporting background information. Finally there are a few miscellaneous pieces of correspondence. Everything in topnotch condition. Unique holding for the military enthusiast. (Image)

A northern Civil War hero and other autographs including a young Theodore Roosevelt. An interesting group that deserves careful inspection. (Image)

About 50 autographs on hand drawn catcheted covers from 1975. The owner created his covers and mailed them to US Senators, Cabinet members, Governors and a few others. Those in this collection were graciously signed and sent back to the owner. In this group are 37 Senators including Hubert Humphrey, Barry Goldwater, and Ted Kennedy. Among the cabinet members is Earl Butz, Secretary of Agriculture. The covers are falling off their pages and there might be an autopen or two but most look real. (Image)

First draft autographed script from “Newhart” signed by Bob Newhart and Mary Frann "Inn This Corner” July 22, 1987. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP REQUIRED Baseball memorabilia consisting mostly of the New York Yankees on display on three shelves in our viewing area. Appears mainly from the early 2000s but could be some from earlier times. Incorporates a bowling ball, four Starting Lineup having two Babe Ruth, one each Honus Wagner, Cy Young, three plates, commemorative balls, statues, small items etc. A flea market or eBay seller dream come true. (Image)

About a dozen baseball autographs on 8 X 10 photos or cards in a pizza size box. Includes photos Buck Leonard, Monte Irvin, Bobbie Doerr, Frank Frisch, Bowie Kuhn (having a COA), and on a piece of paper or HOF cards Roger Hornsby, Red Faber, Ford Frick, Joe Medwick, and Earle Combs. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP REQUIRED 1937 Cincinnati Reds 8 ¼” X 11’ stationery from the Hotel Floridan, Tampa, Florida signed by thirty-one individuals associated with the team. Includes Hall of Famers KiKi Cuyler, Ernie Lombardi, and George Kelly. In a 16X 22 frame and having COA. (Image)

Baseball autographs mostly from players that played in the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s from the 1980s to the 1990s when the owner obtained them. Owner’s count of 200+ consisting of fifty-six 1979 Diamond Greats cards including Gene Baker, Roy Sievers, Walter Alston, Charlie Grimm, Les Bell, Willie Kamm, Bob Shaw, Turk Lown, etc. twenty-eight Hall of Fame players including Ted Williams, Stan Musial, Willie Mays, Al Kaline, Sandy Koufax, Warren Spahn, Ted Lyons, Lou Boudreau, Bob Feller, etc. fifty-four other cards, sixty signed 3x5 index cards mostly identified, plus miscellany. Difficult to replicate today. (Image)

OFFICE PICK UP REQUIRED Five baseball frame pictures consisting of Ernie Banks (loose frame), Willie Mitchell cards and information, appears Kenesaw Landis autograph, Eppa Rixey, and Fred Mitchell Chicago Cubs manager. (Image)

Graf Zeppelin 1929 around the world flight cigarette book, complete. Some staining on the cover, otherwise it is in very good shape. A piece of history that will appeal to many. If you specialize in this area, we recommend you view. (Image)

United States coin selection consisting of thirty-one Morgan and Peace Silver dollars from 1878 to 1923 in circulated condition of which four dollars are culls. Also entails $5.40 face 90% dimes, halves, 1857 Flying Eagle cent in nice circulated condition, one uncirculated Silver Eagle, one each two piece proof 1986 SOL and fifty cents plus miscellany. (Image)

United States coin assortment consisting of $10.00 face 90% Walking Liberty Halves in two albums. Includes two 1916 and one 1921 all appearing to be in good condition. Also encompasses $15.00 face 1964 Kennedys and $3.50 face 40% clad. (Image)

United States half dollar five-coin assortment consisting of 1831, 1836, 1837 Bust, 1876-CC Seated, 1915-S Barber, and 1893 Columbian. Condition appears to vary from fine to almost uncirculated. (Image)

United States penny assortment from 1837 to 1966 in a banker box. Includes three nice large cents from 1837, 1842, 1851, around sixty Indian cents of which about ten are in either a Raymond board 1879 to 1876 appearing to be from very good to fine condition (some are cleaned) three nice other Indians in coin flips 1864, 1865, and 1868 appearing to be in either very fine to extra fine and fifty 1905-1906 in baggies. Likewise, encompasses an accumulation of around 1,000 Lincoln cents from 1909-1966 many nicely organized by date in Sort-Ur Coins boxes, baggies, some rolls, or in various coin folders as well as about twenty-five Canada large cents. No scarce or better dates but plenty of “Wheaties” to have a coin sorting party. (Image)

United States 90% silver assortment consisting of $18.00 face in Franklin halves and Washington quarters. (Image)

United States coin accumulation having most of its value in $15.00 face 90% silver dimes and quarters. Also includes Unitrade albums having common mainly face value cents and nickels plus miscellany. (Image)

United States five-coin type selection in a Capital holder consisting of 1856 large, 1858 flying eagle, 1906 Indian and two Lincolns. Condition appears to vary from very fine to uncirculated. (Image)

United States and worldwide assortment in three cartons. Consists of ten pounds of worldwide demonetized tourist coins and around 150 worldwide currencies having a Latin flavor plus miscellany. Also, thirty Eisenhower nonsilver dollars and miscellaneous US. in 2X2s, small baggies, loose as well as a miniscule amount of 40% silver coins. Likewise encompasses all the odds and ends nonnumismatic that the collector enjoyed. Check out the photo to verify what you will receive. Good educational lot. (Image)

United States and worldwide coin assortment. Value is the US consisting of one 1921 Morgan silver dollar .35 face 90% silver, twenty-six war nickels, and $6.00 face bankable coins. Likewise incorporates a small baggie of wheat cents, dateless and dated Buffalo nickels. Worldwide is tourist change having two pounds of loose and around one hundred in 2X2s in a cigar box. (Image)

Blueprint for the 1893 Columbian Exposition printed on very thin paper. Creases from fold and a bit of wear but in very nice shape for its age and what it’s made out of. (Image)

Six different old comic books plus a DC 1st edition reprint. Condition is from average to poor. The comic book enthusiast will enjoy looking at these. Worth your time. (Image)

United States one hundred dollars 1934 Federal Reserve Note Boston FR 2152 in uncirculated condition. (Image)

United States ten-dollars 1901 United States Note Bison in circulated, soiled condition. (Image)